July 30th, 2010
Tatmash lets you see what you would look like with a Tattoo, without having to go anywhere near a needle.
Users can try out any tattoo design on your body and see how the final work will look before they even seriously consider walking into a tattoo parlor. It’s estimated that roughly 40% of the 18-27 year olds and 16% of the US adult population already have a tattoo or more so you know there isn’t a risk of ostracization if and when you decide to get a tattoo done, nevertheless that tattoo of a flaming unicorn across your forehead might seem like a good idea on vacation in Mexico, but you might want to give it a test run using Tatmash first.
Users looking forward to trying out various tattoo models will have to register first and then log in to their new account. The process is straightforward and very user-friendly and after having completed it, all the user needs to do is to click on a heart-shaped icon in order to upload their designs. Should they want to look for other things such as popular tattoos or should they want to search for a specific design, the site comes to their aid with several tabs listing this and various other exploration options.
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June 22nd, 2010
When you’ve got a small business which you need to manage properly, you will want to be benefiting from the services provided by wfmwizard. This site offers its users a unique and very cheap workforce management software for contact centers. WFMwizard includes forecasting the volume of any incoming calls, the staffing calculations for agents, breaks scheduling, charts, reports modules and more.
The service provided by the site is quite inexpensive in respect to all the various benefits it provides its users with. Starting at only 995$ for a full workstation license, the site offers the most comprehensive workforce management solution to be found online. In order to provide its potential users with a proper trial period, the site offers a 30 day fully operation trial on its services.
The service implements a workforce management methodology in a different way and allowing every call center, even the smallest one to use complete workforce management process, as it is really affordable and easy to use. The problem is that even today many small and medium-sized call centers and help desks still aren’t implanting a complete workforce management or workforce optimization solutions.
This site offers the very best deal in workforce management methodology and you should definitely take the time to check out their offer.
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June 15th, 2010
The function of this beautifully simple site is exactly its name, to cut a desired picture, a tool found in most photo editing programs, but here it is free and much faster. Users have the facility of selecting a certain area of the picture, the one which you desire to keep and give it a certain type of feel by selecting a type of margin.
You can undo or redo any of the operations, and the preview function is also available so you can see how the result will look like.When you have obtained what you desire just click done.
So by using this tool you can obtain a new avatar or eliminate a person you would not to be seen near you in a picture you do not want to through away because you actually look good in it or the moment is too precious and you want it to be kept in your memories.
So if you ever want to trim a picture on the go and you have internet access CutMyPic.com is the perfect site to use, easy and friendly, inspiring you to actually keep the nice little red and white cat with the curious glance.
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June 10th, 2010
How many times have you found yourself leisurely browsing the Internet, looking up whatever information suits your fancy and just felt that you needed to write something down in relation to a website you just visited? Now with the services provided for you by Layerpad you can do just that and much more. Layerpad is a website that lets its users review, comment and bookmarks other websites. The thing that sets this website apart from its other competitors is that it allows its users to make comments that appear on a floating layer which sits above the web pages in question. Therefore, the service it provides is not only very useful and user-friendly but it is also very simple to use, it is clear and unobtrusive.
In order to make use of its services, the potential users must first register by submitting a working email address and a password. This is very easy to do and is by no means an obstruction to new users looking to benefit from the site’s services. The home page of the site is very clean, free of unnecessary clutter that might otherwise deter new users from benefiting from the provided services.
All in all, you should really visit Layerpad if you want to review, bookmark or comment on Internet web sites.
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June 10th, 2010
There comes a time when the work day looms dreadfully and all you can think about is how you’re going to spend your time relaxing afterwards.
This is when you know you need some time off and there is no better way of spending your vacation than with a nice relaxing stay at a luxurious hotel in an exotic, far-away resort. The problem with this fantasy is that you most often than not simply don’t have the money you need to pay for it. Fortunately you can now benefit from the services offered by Tripotic.
The site sports an amazing offer: you can save up to 30% on your next travel’s expenses and you can also search through its database comprising of up to 27, 800, 000 travel offers and 1, 745, 000 hotels. The website itself functions like a general Internet search engine, very similar to other types of service such as this one. What Tripotic has is a detailed checklist filled with all the specific requirements you might want on your next vacation such as access to a swimming pool, a fitness center or wheelchair accessibility
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June 7th, 2010
SocialWhale.com is a social media client, in other words site dedicated to managing social media, having for its main collaborators Twitter, Facebook, UserVoice, YouTube, Flickr and Blippr. By using SocialWhale.com you have the opportunity to access the social networks with multiple accounts and update the simultaneous.
To access the site and its benefits you can log in with your Twitter Username and Password. It has a friendly interface with lovely graphic design suited for all users, designed to inspire. The publisher tool has many facilities for the user making the actual editing easy. Spell checking is one of the most important, to see the accuracy of any post. It also has photo posting so you can share with your friends any important aspects of your life you want to present in a suggestive picture, as a picture is worth a thousand words. It also has url shortenings and even reminders so that you can remember important events which are happening or to remind you of certain actions which you should be doing.
By being a social media client you can read the status updates of you friends or rss with just on program.So by the two facilities above you can have a conversation with your friends with just a couple a keyboard keys.Also it allows you to organize your favorite tags. You can manage your friends list by seeing the user information without the need to actually access the users profile or manage your twitters list an even delete the people you desire according to your wish.
Another service is that it allows you to fallow any group you desire and even vote for the best content which you consider appropriate.Here you can see the number you are fallowing and the number of followers with every log in.
Last but not least it is media interactive. From here you can access Google Translate, YouTube and even receive notifications for new direct messages.So if you want to manage you social network more easily, you should use SocialWhale.com because this is how “Twitter should be”.
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April 19th, 2010
Creating diagrams is something most people don’t naturally excel at. Creately harnesses the power of expensive desktop design software and neatly delivers the same features in an online tool. Multiple users can collaborate on diagrams using Creately, the tool allows users to create anything from simple flowcharts to complex electronics diagrams.
The simple design hides a really well design, complex and intuitive tool. The grayscale layout is a great example of not adding superfluous design elements that may obstruct a truly indispensable collaborative tool. The layout is so well designed that the app feels like a desktop application, with all the flexibility of a slick web app.
While a lot of equivalent desktop software packages have a very steep learning curve, Creately offers an intuitive interface that amateur users can quickly get to grips with. A thoroughly polished web app.
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February 24th, 2010
PrettyGraph is a catchy name for a tool that lets you create graphs for a variety of applications, from blog posts to marketing and scientific research illustrations. The home page shows some of the graph styles available, and they would add visually to a website or to a report or presentation. The designers describe PrettyGraph as looking better than Excel to help you beat your competitors. The graphic quality would also look professional in brochures.
Graphs really help get the message across to show the traffic on your website or blog, or to make sales projections and map trends and market shares. Graphs aren’t just used to add attractive illustrations: charting your website traffic can help bring in advertisers. For students they add impressive meaningful illustrations to projects. The variety of types of graph means they can also be used for more technical and scientific presentations. I could see this tool being used for such a wide range of purposes that it should gain interest.
Tags: brochures, charts, graphics, graphs, histograms, presentations, students
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February 5th, 2010
The exciting thing about Trivlike is that it quizzes you with a tight time limit on each question and you have to make your choice of answer rapidly. There’s just about time to read the question and the multiple choices before you have to click, and the time slider is going down quickly. To start you need to sign up with your Facebook account and then it asks a few more questions – for example you can choose a different screen name – and then you can try your first set of 20 daily questions.
The questions are tricky, especially as there’s an American focus to them. Once you start taking the quizzes you can move on to a second feature of the site, and this is where I would have liked it to be slightly different. Before logging on I hadn’t realised the quizzes would also be used to help find good matches with like-minded people for dating and friendship. This is a fairly standard option on other social networks, if you want to use it, but I would have preferred a more clear option for those of us who would only want the site for the trivia quizzes and perhaps to chat to others who enjoy them.
This could be achieved by tweaks to the design, which at the moment seems to hint more towards it being a dating site. It could be both, and a quiz and friendship site with a dating option might be the better way round to go – I wouldn’t have logged in if I had thought it was a site with questions to help find a partner. Some people would like it as a dating site so it all needs to be made more clear and easy for people to opt for dating or just quizzes with or without chat.
Tags: dating, friendship, general knowledge, matchmaking, Quiz, trivia
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February 3rd, 2010

It doesn’t take much imagination to see how much fun and how revealing this site could be. GoaQoo lets you ask questions secretly so long as you know the email address of the person who you want an answer from. They won’t be passed your identity or your email address, and if they answer GoaQoo will send their reply back to you.
It may not be a serious business idea but it’s such an intriguing site that it’s sure to be used. No doubt teenagers will love it for asking those embarrassing questions they really need to know the answers to. Relationship questions are sure to be high on the list, and perhaps some people who never grow beyond teenage will also be using it! It’s hard to know if more mature people would trust this system, especially the ones asked to answer an anonymous question. It’s bound to be a hit with secondary school kids, though, and I must admit I’m going to give it a test run.
Tags: email
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