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"A picture is worth a thousand words"

Who publishes content on the web knows, a good image is an unparalleled value-added at any site, blog or newsletter. Obtaining good image advertising is not always easy: almost all the material available on the net, even if we pretend not to know, is protected by copyright, and publish an image without written permission of the author may have serious legal consequences. What not everybody knows, is the existence of a market called "Microstock" which offers professional-quality images (photos and illustrations) to license "Royalty Free" (ie: free from rights, and can also be used for commercial purposes) at ridiculous prices ... or in some cases even free!

It 's the case, for example, Dreamstime : All the images you see in this article are taken from Dreamstime and are available in a free license. Simply register to have access to the "Free Images" which contains hundreds of free images. A large section of free images and photos found on the site 123RF : check free section because they are periodically added all new pictures.

But not all. if you did not find the right image among the free ones, try to see commercial for pictures in highest quality from $ 0.25 (USD) ... less than 0.20 cents! Prices obviously vary depending on the resolution and number of credits purchased, if you are a designer and need a lot of images for your products (websites, flyers, business cards, brochures, etc..), I recommend subscribing to Shutterstock , offering subscriptions really interesting with which you can download up to 25 photos per day. This is a list of some microstock sites where you can find beautiful images free from rights: 123RF - Royalty Free Images + FREE Dreamstime - Royalty Free Images + FREE CanStock Photo - Royalty Free YAY Micro - Royalty Free Shutterstock - Royalty Free

's not all: through microstock sites can also ... earn money;)

But I tell you this in an upcoming articles

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NPD - NPD



Hardware

DS - 384k
Wii - 335k
Xbox 360 - 195k
PlayStation 3 - 155k
PSP - 59k

Software

Red Dead Redemption (360) – 945.9k
Red Dead Redemption (PS3) – 567.1k
Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Wii) – 563.9k
UFC 2010: Undisputed (360) 221.1k
UFC 2010: Undisputed (PS3) – 192.3k

Wii Fit Plus (standalone) (Wii)
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii)
Alan Wake (360)
Pokémon SoulSilver (DS) 3
Skate (360)

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Hardware

DS - 440.8k
Wii - 277.2k
Xbox 360 - 185.4k
PlayStation 3 - 180.8k PSP
- 65.5 k

(As of this month and to coincide with the start of the new fiscal year, NPD decided to omit the data on the now decennaria PS2, despite the console continues to sell well in the world - were more than 7 million units placed during the last year, bringing the installed base to 146.8 million.)

Software

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction (360) - 486.1k
Pokémon SoulSilver (DS) - 242.9k
New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii) - 200.3k
Pokémon HeartGold (DS) - 192.6k
God of War III (PS3) - 180.3k

Wii Sports Resort (standalone) (Wii)
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (360)
Wii Fit Plus (standalone) (Wii)
Just Dance (Wii) Super Street Fighter IV
(PS3)

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sums from notes? Google's notebook!

As you navigate? ...

I when I do a web search, be it a book flight Valencia, gather information about a movie or find a recipe for lemon cake, usually I open Google and then began to click on the results that I am interested in opening a new tab for each link ... well ... I do not have a forty open tabs I am not happy! :) So I quickly

an overview of what I'm looking for, just check the pages that seem most interesting to my eye and then proceeds to groom all other ... most of the time then I start to close tabs in any order so often and gladly I lose the information that I found .

tonna Brava. I know.

So I got used to enter most interesting pages in the library.

But let's be honest.
Who would tidy up the bookmarks folder?
not me.

Score: delirium.
Then I came to the conclusion that when I find something, I open Notepad, and I copy and paste the link text that interests me. Crude but effective, because then save the text file with a name at random. And most of the time (but not always) I do not know where to go and fish out.
Ok.

admit to being a disaster.

But I think you need not be messy like me to appreciate the tool that Google will describe today: we're talking about Google Notepad


If you already have a Gmail account you're already accustomed to the interface and essential practice of Google and you'll be pleased to find it here.

We discovered the hot water for all purposes is a real notebook, but you have it available on the Web from anywhere by connecting (a bit 'as GMail, in fact)

far But let's face it, nothing striking.

I've already been taking notes on GMail messages that I saved as a draft and recovered when I needed it.

The most interesting aspect of Google Notepad 's browser extension that here:

http://www.google.it/notebook/download/

In a few seconds (watch out you have to restart your browser), you have in your browser a new instrument.

The most useful function is one that allows you to take notes directly from the selected text in web pages ...
look a bit 'here:
Let us pretend that I'm trying my famous recipe for lemon cake, and I opened the pages that interest me.
First, I create a new notepad.

Then, select the text that interests me and stores it with the button

Repeat with all the interesting pages that I still want to store or ...

... and in a few clicks here are all my notes, open to full page:
not know about you, but I think I'm pretty ... "Google addicts")
I tried it only on Firefox Unfortunately there is still no version for Chrome; ensure compatibility with IE but I can not tell if ... let me know! ;)