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How to Convert Video to iPad?

Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:30:46 -0500

Since Apple inc release iPad, it has become one of the most popular portable devices now. Wanna watch high quality and free movie with iPad? However, Apple tablet only supports MP4, MOV, M4V video formats (H.264, MPEG-4 video codec) so you need a full functional iPad Video Converter. Cucusoft iPad Converter is our featured iPad Video Converter, which can help you convert many popular video format directly to iPad video format while keeping the high quality of original video files.

This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to convert video files to iPad. After downloading and installing Cucusoft iPad Converter , follow the steps below to complete video conversion tasks.

Announcement of Apple New iPhone Version 3.0 Operating System

Sat, 11 Apr 2009 14:11:02 -0500

Apple made a statement of selling over 13.7 million iPhones, This is
the highest what they initially expected of about 10 million iPhones.
Somebody who is a big fan of iPhone will not be much surprised with the
figure.

The New iPhone Version 3.0 is not much focued on app development. As
the start of the app store, Big gaming companies like Gameloft has sold
over 2 million paid applications. Apple thinks that application
developing is just easy. It might be true, not long ago, a 9 year old
kid named Lim Ding Wen, developed the Doodle Kids application.

iPhone version 3.0 has push ability

Internet Employment Fraudsters and Scam Artists

Tue, 26 Sep 2006 20:52:57 -0500

Have you ever checked out sites that offer bogus jobs that require you to use your own bank account in order to cash in bogus checks? These people keep asking you to take 10% of the cash amount as commission for your sevice. They tell you to send the rest of the money as a money order to a specified location.

I'm here to warn you not to accept such lucrative offers, even on your worst unemployment day. They look for vulnerable people that need ways to make cash quickly, but in the end you end up being the sucker. If you cash the check into your own personal bank account and money order the 90% through a money order institution like Western Union (for example) you will put yourself in debt. How, you might wonder? If the bank finds out that check you recieved in the mail is a bad check from this supposed bogus employer's clients you will have to pay the bank the 90% you money ordered unwittingly to that bogus employer online.

NOW, 2006, NOT 2008 IS TIME TO TAKE BACK THE WHITE HOUSE

Mon, 25 Sep 2006 14:52:58 -0500

Step on my head why don't you...

Mon, 25 Sep 2006 13:33:53 -0500

After the U.N. met Sept 21, 2006 an interesting character came to town, Hugo Chavez. First off - after listening to what he had to say all I can say is lets change the Citgo sign near Fenway Park to something that will make money for our own, like GIVE MONEY TO THE POOR, or DONATE WHAT YOU CAN TO CHARITY. Why don't we just have a huge sign in its place that says invest in Hugo's oil, lets make him more money while we let our own people in america starve on the street corners. Undoubtedly there is some issues attached to that statement but considering the US's wealth, we should be able to take care of our own, protect our own, and feed our own. Seems to me that America is only interested in making money and not really the american people. What ever happened to that spirit we had in our past where we all bonded together and became a country again.

Half.Com Shops - Make Money Selling Your Books and Music

Sun, 03 Sep 2006 17:20:02 -0500

Everyone has heard of eBay the online auction site where you can
buy or sell almost anything. For sellers, eBay charges listing fees, a
commission on sales and other fees for extra services. The fees are small and
very reasonable and no one should avoid attempting to sell on eBay simply
because of the fees. One can become a member of eBay for free and, when
selling, the only fee that MUST be paid is the listing fee. The listing fee is
non-refundable. There other small, non-refundable, fees that can be charged at
the time of the listing if the seller elects to use additional eBay services to
promote the item being sold. Since items are listed for periods ranging from 3
- 10 days, the seller risks losing the listing fee, and associated promotional
fees, if the item does not sell. For bigger sellers eBay offers, for a larger
fee, eBay stores where the user can sell items on an ongoing basis without time
limits so long as the store is maintained.

Blogging out of the Box

Fri, 25 Aug 2006 18:41:37 -0500

So...I have a personal blogger (along with several million others) on the myspace website, which is locked down within an inch of it's life, protecting my daily diary from the masses. Not that my comings and goings are anything spectacular, but at times I find it comforting to know that I can rip into a good tear of profanity (which I tend to wield as a fine art-form at times) and let loose. These are not writings that I would want floating around the world at a google's random search away. I am a private person, it is true. Apart from that, the average everyday person would find the writing confusing to follow, and most likely boring as hell. In short, I've decided to join this particular blogging community, in which I can expand topics of interest, books I've read, films I've seen, and shows I've attended in the area, which will be more complete in thought and intent, than the laundry listing I myspace every day. So...here is to blogging outside the box. Hope you find something interesting to keep you coming back for more.

How to Buy and Sell Textbooks Online

Sat, 19 Aug 2006 13:13:34 -0500

In recent years hundreds of sites have sprung up on the Internet offering individuals and businesses the opportunity to buy and sell both textbooks and other books. While the largest volume on these sites is used books they also sell new books at a substantial discount as well.While I had been aware of these sites for a long time, I never bothered to check them out or use them until a student in one of my spring 2004 classes suggested to the class that they check online for the text. The book retailed at the bookstore new for $135 and used for $95. She purchased it new on Half.com and, with shipping, the total price was $55 . I have since used Half.com and Amazon.com to purchase and resell my daughter's text books. By my rough calculations I figure that I pay a little over a third of what I would pay to get the same books for her at the bookstore. Part of this savings is the fact that I have more access to used books online than in the bookstore. However, just as when purchasing from the college bookstore, I sometimes have to buy new online. I then recover part of what I pay for my daughter's books (both new and used) from the proceeds of the sale of the books at the start of the next semester.

Online Courses from an Instructor's Point of View

Sat, 19 Aug 2006 12:33:04 -0500

Autumn is fast approaching and that means that the fall term for college students is about to start. But for many students, returning to school simply means logging on to their class from home, work or wherever they may be located. In addition to being able to take a course from a school anywhere in the world without leaving home, students also have the convenience of "attending" their classes at any time of the day or night. The appeal of attending classes on their own schedules is so great that increasing numbers of students who are attending college away from home are electing to register for online courses which they then take from their dorm room simply because it is more convenient to sign-in to the class from their dorm room at, say 3 a.m., than to get up an walk to a classroom across campus at 8:30 a.m.

Did I Miss Something?

Thu, 17 Aug 2006 03:00:05 -0500

Did something happen with this site? Like I've said, I haven't been here for some time. I was checking the logs and it seems all of the old/good members stop logging on around the same date. If anybody knows what has happened (if anything at all), please tell me.

Trip to Romantic Rhodes, Greek Islands in the Mediterranean

Thu, 22 Jun 2006 13:41:46 -0500

I've just returned from a trip from romatic Rhodes, a beautiful Grrek Island in the mediterranean. If you're going on a holiday or short trip to Rhodes,
Greece, read my recommendations for the top 5 "must see" attractions in
Rhodes town.

Rhodes town is a one of the Greek Islands top holiday destinations. Rhodes offers a holiday destination with fantastic beaches, reliable sunny weather & a wealth of archaeological sites. Read my recommended places to visit on holiday in Rhodes.

Browser Size Check

Sat, 27 May 2006 21:59:57 -0500

I can't tell you how many time when working on projects I had I wished there was a quicker way to check the size of my designs on other resolutions. The firefox web developer plugin offers a 800x600 resize solution, but unfortunately no others. This site offers the six most common sizes and auto-resizes your browser window to the size of your choice. Also, there are textual link options, that you can click to go to a url that will resize the window (for bookmarking).

Powerful Delphi extensions - GExperts

Thu, 20 Apr 2006 09:53:51 -0500

Recently I discovered "GExperts", a set of very potent Delphi extensions, ranging from an enhanced search to IDE extensions such as keyboard shortcuts to comment/uncomment lines of code or to generate a method block from its signature.

I strongly recommend using them with Delphi, no matter what version you are using or how experienced you are. The download is a simple windows installer which integrates a new menu in delphi's menu bar.

Delphi function to check if there is a node with a specified name in an XML file

Thu, 13 Apr 2006 02:03:30 -0500

Another function I use frequently. It checks if in the XML file ('source') there is the node 'tag' (do not include "<" and ">". It returns a boolean.

function TForm1.XMLFindNode(source: string; tag: string):boolean;var b:boolean;begin b := false; if (strpos(pchar(source), pchar('<' + tag + '>')) <> nil) then b := true; result := b;end;

Delphi function to get the value of a node from an XML file

Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:59:24 -0500

I wrote this function, and I use it a lot in my recent projects involving Delphi. Basically you pass it an xml file as a string and a node for which you want the value. It returns the value it finds. But be careful: if the XML is not well formed, you could run into trouble if you are expecting an integer, for instance. So check the return string before converting it to some other type.

function XMLGetValue(source: string; tag:string):string;// return value of node 'TAG' from the XML message contained in 'source'var s:string; p:pchar;begin p:=strpos(pchar(source), pchar('<' + tag + '>')); if p <> nil then begin p:= p + 5; // skip <TAG> while StrPas(p)[1] <> '<' do // loop until we hit the start of the end tag </TAG> begin s := s + StrPas(p)[1]; p := p + 1; end; end; result := s;end;