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usapojt.blogspot.com
Web Analytics
Subscribe to RSS Feed Go Web Analytics~ The ultimate OJT experience ~ The first encounter Web analytics was not new to me when I applied for OJT. I took up Web Marketing where I had a full blast of analytics and marketing experience. As I enrolled in the course, I expected to make ads like those we see in Facebook and Google. I was surprised to learn that not only were we supposed to state whether an ad is effective or not, but we were to make reports and analyze every single effort that we
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usapojt.blogspot.com
Web Analytics
Subscribe to RSS Feed Go Web Analytics~ The ultimate OJT experience ~ The first encounter Web analytics was not new to me when I applied for OJT. I took up Web Marketing where I had a full blast of analytics and marketing experience. As I enrolled in the course, I expected to make ads like those we see in Facebook and Google. I was surprised to learn that not only were we supposed to state whether an ad is effective or not, but we were to make reports and analyze every single effort that we
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gatzkart.blogspot.com
gatzkART
Tuesday, April 12, 2011 Washburn Guitars - High Contrast - PhotoPaint - KPT Collection Washburn Guitars A short post today. I took this photograph at Motor City Guitar of some Washburn Guitars. I opened with PhotoPaint and applied the Local Equalization tool for the High contrast. I used the Tone Curve to add depth and upped the saturation by 15 for a color boost. I used Filter Forge's Photo Effects Vibrance filter for brightness. Then using KPT's Collection Lens Flare I added the lens flare
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limex.in
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LIMEX is pioneer in NLP and Applied NLP Training
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salt-romblonwriter.blogspot.com
Salt of Life
Salt of Life A blog on life, religion, philosophy and science written in simple prose and applied to our day-to-day living. Monday, May 2, 2011 The boundaries of reason I was happy to learn that more than 40 Filipinos reacted to my story "When God closes doors" which was published by the Philippine Daily Iquirer in its Global Pinoy page on Easter Sunday. Majority of those who posted online comments were believers while four were either skeptics or outright atheists. It always gives me a