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Before the rise of the Digital age, research and forensic scientists, biologists, and botanists, painstakingly identified each and every living organism by searching their various ranks in the Nomenclature Code rule book. Using advanced technology however, has made it possible to simplify these steps in just a couple of clicks on the computer. Determix has created Lysandra Online, an internet-based, biological database that classifies all organisms using interactive catalogues and identification guides. Everything is basically there; and unlike a trip to the library, it wouldn’t take a day to find a strange organism’s Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species classification—all in one sitting.

This is good news to scientists all over the world. Lysandra Online is co-authored by leading specialists in the fields of zoology and biological sciences; and it uses complex algorithms to search for an organism’s specific hierarchies. It makes things even easier by adding illustrated catalogues, handy navigation, and print output in its features. And here’s the best part: it can organize random search lists from the general catalogue and even create mini-presentations. Some of its published works include beetles and butterfly classification, butterfly identifcation database, and all that can be easily accessed via website.

The best part, however, is that it’s free. All its database and facilities are available after installation, and some of its demo databases don’t even need registration. Today, it is used as an accurate guide to biological classification, and Determix has now released a commercial version of its database that contains completely illustrated tools, maps, and pictures for better identification.

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We understand that most startups don’t have any cash to burn, so our services cost only 50 US Dollars. Moreover, our service is risk-free, which means that if you decide that you don’t like any names (domains) we suggest for your startup, you get your $50 deposit back. You pay us only if you like our work.

We are very different from naming agencies and brand consultants. This is how the process work. First, you register as client. Then, you create your order and specify what you want - how long your domain should be, which extensions are desirable, does it have to have certain keywords or not, etc. The order goes active as soon as you make the deposit (we accept credit cards, paypal, bank transfers, invoices, and all other conventional payment methods). Within minutes (yes, minutes) you start receving suggestions from our contributors (we’ve got over fourty thousand registered copywriters and several hundred are active at any given time). You mark incoming suggestions as liked or disliked to steer our contributors in the right direction. When you see a domain that’s perfect for your startup, you register it first and then mark it as picked. Contributor who made that suggestion will get half of your deposit. Once again, if you aren’t happy with our work - the money is returned, no questions asked. You aren’t risking anything when hiring us.

We also do names and slogans, and our projects aren’t limited to startup names. We’ve been hired to name software, restaurants, product lines, adult websites, strip clubs, even dogs. So if your project needs a name, we’ll happily assist you.

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1. Scheduling/To-Do Lists and Tasks – RememberTheMilk.com

RememberTheMilk is an online scheduling and task management service application. Its main selling point is that it integrates with all of your personal electronic devices: Android phones, iPhones, Blackberry and other PDAs, Twitter, MS Outlook, Gmail/Google Calendar, and many more. From your phone you can access your calendar and tasks that you have entered on your home computer. With this app you can even remotely manage your employees. While basic functions on RememberTheMilk are free, you can use the more advanced options for only $25. These might include iPod touch interface add-ons or synching RTM with Windows Mobile devices.

2. Domain Naming and Branding – PickyDomains.com

Need a new domain name or product slogan? PickyDomains.com is a domain naming and marketing service that offers you original ideas with no obligation or risk. When you place an order for a new name, you pay only $50 and you will start receiving suggestions. If you want to use one of the names PickyDomains pays a portion of the fee to the person who came up with the suggestion. If you don’t like any of the suggestions, you can have your fee refunded, with no obligation. Here are some of the over 1500 sites they have helped develop: Xutta.Com, NadaPay.com, Simplytics.Com, DiskScout.Com Coderria.Com, Nogeno.Com, and GymGenius.Com.

3. Web and Graphic Design – 99Designs.Com

In 2010, 99Designs won a Webby award and they have since been featured in many tech magazines and blogs with good reviews. 99Designs is a service that specializes in graphics such as logos, templates, icons and many other types of design. They have a huge membership of graphic designers who charge much less than traditional design firms would. You can purchase an original logo for approximately $99. Most graphic design firms would charge you at minimum, $295.

4. Sales and Marketing – oDesk.Com

Like 99Designs.com, Odesk is similar but they offer a wider range of outsourcing services. It is particularly good for sales lead generation and business prospecting. For example, if you are a doctor who works with law firms, preparing expert testimony for personal injury cases, you need to contact lawyers in that field. Through oDesk, you can employ competent marketers from Thailand, Russia, or India for a very low hourly fee. You can write your job description to be extremely task specific, even telling them exactly where to find the leads and what to do with them. You could, for instance, offer .10 cents for each lead generated and email sent. Contacting 1000 prospects that would have taken you weeks, could instead now cost only $100 and can be done by several remote employees in a matter of hours.

5. Competitive SEO/PPC – iSpionage.Com

If you run an internet business and want to keep tabs on what your competition is doing with their SEO, iSpionage will be invaluable. All you have to do is search your competition’s URL and you can see which keywords they are using, their position and if they are buying PPC ads. You will find out approximately how much money they have spent and can even access the text for their AdWords ads, and how much traffic they are generating from their SEO. Their free service lets you search up to 10 domains or keywords per day, but for a fee of $59 to $129 you can have full access to all the information.

6. Corporate Intranets – BitrixSoft.com

This service is your one-stop shop for corporate intranets. You may not have heard of them, but almost 60,000 sites in Russia for media, government and corporations use it. With Bitrix, a competent programmer would be able to get corporate intranet, including employee pages, forums, messaging, blogs, video conferencing, and e-mail, in place very quickly. Their fees vary, depending on the size of the intranet service you need.

7. Social Network Building – Microworkers.Com

Feeling sad that you have no followers? Does no one ‘like’ you on your business Facebook page? This can be a real problem when you launch a new corporate Facebook page. At Microworkers for under $100 your social networking page will have hundreds of members right from the beginning. Now you won’t have to spend your own time trying to get a few ‘friends’ and Twitter followers. At Microworkers.com you can pay as little as .10 to .15 cents apiece for people to ‘like’ you on Facebook or ‘follow’ you on Twitter.

8. Invoicing and Business Processes – SideJobTrack.Com

The economy is bad and everyone is moonlighting, so how do you keep track of all your extra jobs? You can find quite a few online services that can perform invoicing and other business services. SideJobTrack.com is specifically designed for part-time contractors or people who do work on a variable basis, which is what sets it apart. You can create your own invoices and estimates from many different templates. You don’t want to pay for a standard invoicing/billing service if you only do these jobs a few times a year. Especially since SideJobTrack is absolutely free!

9. Software Translation – Transifex.net

If you are a software developer and want to market your program abroad, you might need to have your application translated into as many as 15 different languages. Often, programmers ask their users to translate the application in their native language or they may hire separate translators for every language. Transifex was originally created for open source translation projects but now offers its services for commercial applications as well. They have done translations for Firefox, Meego, fedora, GNOME, and django. At $30 EU per month, it’s very inexpensive. In comparison to other companies such as eLance the quality and speed is much higher and the fee much lower.

10. Legal Services– BatesExpress.com

Unless you work for a law firm, it is probably a good thing if you don’t what the Bates numbering system is. Lawyers, paralegals and clerks have to manually add Bates numbering, also known as ‘stamping Bates,’ to every single document in order to have courts accept them. BatesExpress provides a service that will automatically apply Bates stamps to any legal document, Word file, e-mail, image, or PDF file. BatesExpress has a free version as well as a paid version with more functionality.

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And we all love freebies, right?

But did you know that there are other smaller niche sites that offer interesting stuff as well? And what’s more, most of them are 100% free. Okay, so not all of them are totally free; and some of those juicier features require a small fee, but who cares? There’s still something free in there; and by golly, we are going to search for them until we turn blue (hopefully it wouldn’t take that long) and find what we’re looking for.

Want to know what sites are worth looking at? Here are the top seven on our list:

1. Bloove.com
Have you ever wanted to synchronize your phone, restore and back up your data, and edit your contacts all without those nasty cables, bluetooth hardware, and infrared ports driving you insane? Then you should get Bloove. This is a web-based, free phone management system and mobile backup in one. What’s more, the name’s got a nice ring to it, which makes us love it even more.

2. IconWanted.com
Do you look icons? No–we’re not talking about those so-called Hollywood schmucks who get paid a bazillion dollars just to look cute on the big screen. What we’re talking about here are free icons for your website; and if you like these kinds of things, then go to IconWanted.com. This is the world’s first search engine that looks for great icons you can put on your site, and currently, they have around 14,000 icons for FREE. Yes, folks, they’re free—and way, way, much better than watching Mariah Carey act in Glitter, doesn’t it?

3. SideJobTrack.com
Give your inner accountant a break and use SideJobTrack.com to handle your financial transactions. This free service is specifically id eal for part-time contractors who need to create invoices for all their part-time gigs.

4. RememberTheMilk.com
Have you forgotten the milk–again?!? Never fear; Remember the Milk is here. This site is a free online scheduler, to-do list maker, and calendar in one. What’s more, it can easily be integrated with your phone, PDA, iPad, and iPhone, so the list will always be with you like Master Yoda in that great movie…uhh…huh…argh…what’s that name again?

5. TwitBacks.com
Twitter fans will love this site. TwitBacks is a free background creator that lets you customize anything and everything in your Twitter account. Not only that, but you can merge your links to your other social network accounts and place it into your Twitter background as well.

6. HootSuite
Are you tired of being soooo popular online? Then you should try HootSuite. This is a new service that helps you to simultaneously work with all social networks (s uch as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, etc) in just one interface. Its basic services are free, but you need to pay $5.99 a month to use their advanced options.

7. MyClasses.org
Like Facebook, which first started as a social network in college, MyClasses.Org is learning social network, centered on on non-academic learning (things like yoga, for instance or dancing, horseriding, etc.). MyClasses.org offers free CMS and webhosting for schools, retreats, studios, teachers, allowing you to post photos of your school, schedule, payment details, etc. In addition to that, you can search for all kinds of courses available in all major metropolitan areas worldwide.

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1. Canadian Porno Pizza Proves Once Again - Sex Sells

Porno Pizza in Winnipeg has been doing brisk business since opening last week, titillating the hungry with racy pictures at the bottom of every pizza box. “They range from softly-lit, lube-on-the-lens pictures like in Playboy, to raunchy, hardcore photos that would make (porn publisher) Larry Flynt blush,” pizzeria owner Corey Wildeman said. “The image is revealed as you eat the pizza.”

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The most noted pioneer in the poop-scooping business is Matthew Osborn, who runs Pooper-Scooper.com. He never knew that this business would one day make him a millionaire. Osborn got started back in 1987 when he opened Pet Butler in Columbus, Ohio. “I had been interested in small-business ideas since I was a kid,” he says. “My friends thought it was an interesting but far-out idea, and many of them just couldn’t grasp the concept. They all said, ‘People aren’t going to pay you for that.’”

3. How Unknown Designer Tricked Stars Into Taking Her Purses To Oscar

It was Friday afternoon, two days before the Oscars, and Lauren Merkin, a little-known New York handbag designer, waited inside her room at the swank Peninsula Beverly Hills hotel, hoping that the $31,000 she had invested in producing a collection of 65 one-of-a-kind “Red Carpet” bags for Hollywood’s biggest evening was about to pay off.

4. The Richest Piano Player You’ve Never Heard About

After ten years of university training in classical piano, Lorie Line finally landed her first job as a professional musician. For $40 a day she was hired to tickle the ivories every afternoon at Dayton’s department store in downtown Minneapolis. Wedged between handbags and lingerie, she serenaded shoppers with a seamless stream of pop tunes - and occasionally gave directions to the restroom - without missing a note. But the young pianist in the glamorous black gown was definitely resourceful. After noticing shoppers lingering around the girdle racks listening to her play, she figured she had the start of a fan club. So she cashed in her husband’s 401(k) and used the $2,000 to record a CD, which she stacked on a corner of the piano to sell. It proved to be as popular as the push-up bra. Within three years she had sold more than $1 million worth in Dayton’s.

5. Pregnant Woman Finds A Strange Way To Make Money Online

When Holly was pregnant a few years back in 1999, she looked for a unique way to tell her friends and family of her pregnancy. Making phone call after phone call to every cousin, aunt and uncle was a daunting task, but she still wanted to share her news with everyone. She hunted through stores and on the Internet and all she could find were birth announcements. Thus, Holly’s idea for Fetal Greetings was born.

6. How To Make Millions Destroying Something

Looney Bins found a market niche by contracting with local Hollywood movie studios to deconstruct movie lots containing wood, cardboard, metal, plastic, and other salvageable items; Looney Bins then sells and/or donates the recovered materials. Some of the uses promoted by Looney Bins have included providing wood to a company that makes reconstituted pallets; reusing Warner Bros. Studios’ telephone poles for the Special Olympics; shipping reclaimed nails, screws, and other building materials to hospitals overseas; and helping a Southern California nursery reuse wood scrap for planter boxes.

7. How To Turn $5000 To $25 Million In 5 Years Selling To … Babies

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8. How One Guy Became A Millionaire Selling Antenna Balls

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9. How To Make A Ton Of Money From Balsam

Wendy and her husband Jack moved from East Brunswick, New Jersey to Maine in 1979 with a dream of building their own home and have a simple, natural life. Wendy, then 24, even went back to college to study the newest methods of farming in anticipation of their new life because “that’s what we thought we would do when we came up here.” Their hope was simply to lead a self-sufficient life. As she puts it, “we didn’t want to become big farmers.” The reality, however, was not easy.

10. Big Money In Coming Up With Domains For Others

At the beginning of the ‘dot com’ era you could get paid thousands of dollars for a single domain name if it caught the attention of the right people. Dmitry Davydov’s success online went something like this, except he charged a measly fifty dollars for each domain name that he came up with. The buyers liked it since it was risk free and they didn’t have to pay anything if they didn’t like the name. Dmitry liked the idea because every single domain name he sold meant fifty dollars gotten doing something that he enjoyed. Soon enough The San Francisco Chronicle got wind of his story and with the fame came more customers. Crowd sourcing became the next step for Dmitry and the rest is history.

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THE global internet regulator is investigating domain tasting, the controversial process where users register domain names to test their effectiveness in collecting extra traffic and then cancel the registration before fees become due.

2. Courts Are Starting To Issue Restraining Orders Against Cybersquatters

Companies sometimes find that opportunistic purchasers of domain names (often referred to as “domainers”), will purchase a domain name quite similar to that of the company, and establish a site at the URL loaded with revenue-generating sponsored ads. To accomplish these purposes, domainers seem to prefer the services of companies like HitFarm and Domain Sponsor. A web user types in the confusingly similar URL and is bombarded with pop-up ads and sponsored links to goods and services, often competitive to the company whose name or trademark is being appropriated in the URL.

3. Russia fights with ICANN to save .SU domain name

The US organization that oversees the web’s structure, ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), wants to kill of the .su domain that was assigned to Russia just 15 months before the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. The new domain assigned to Russia is, of course, .ru which is the most popular domain but many Russian organizations continue to register and use the older .su domain, partly because of its nostalgia.

4. Iraq.Com Is On Sale On Sedo. Current Bid Is $560,000

The domain name Iraq.com is up for auction at domain name aftermarket Sedo, and is currently bid up to the equivalent of $560,000 USD. Eight bidders have staked a claim, but the reserve price hasn’t been met. On the plus side, you don’t have to set foot in Iraq to own a piece of the country by buying this domain. Unfortunately, buying Iraq.com doesn’t come with any oil rights.

5. Grassroot Effort Started To Give New York City Its Own Domain Name (.NYC)

Is it time for the big city to start cornering a piece of the Internet? A growing grassroots movement says yes, and is trying to create a “.nyc” domain name to go alongside the dot coms and dot orgs of the World Wide Web. “When Ford introduced their first car 100 years ago, no one thoughtto start building roads for it,” said Tom Lowenhaupt, an interactive marketing consultant who heads Connecting.nyc, a group he formed to lead the effort. “So we ended up having to tear down miles of the Bronx to build freeways to start accommodating them all. It’s the same thing now. We have the opportunity now to plan for the future and start organizing ourselves and our resources in a responsible way.”

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This is a topic close to my heart and I have to say I agree whole-heartedly – well, it’s a good idea, anyway. Parents are picking baby names based upon the availability of a domain name that matches. For instance, if you want to name your kid John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, you would check to see if johnjacobjingleheimerschmidt.com was available before settling.

2. Surviving Band Members Battle For Pantera.Com

The surviving members of PANTERA are involved in a legal battle with their former webmaster over the Pantera.com domain name, which once served as the band’s official web site (since February 2003, PANTERA’s official web site has been located at www.officialpantera.com). According to the Justia.com legal portal, which maintains a database of Federal District Court filings and dockets, Pantera.com webmaster Leif Alfenas filed a lawsuit.

3. Are Domain Names Overrated?

Last week a newborn baby left the hospital with a birth certificate reading “BennettPankow.com”. Well not exactly. As reported in story by The Associated Press, Mark Pankow, father of Bennett Pankow, registered the internet domain name.

4. Lower Prices Result In Surge Of Chinese Domain Name Registrations

An aggressive price promotion in China of website domain names with the “.cn” top-level domain helped spur a fivefold increase in the number of websites using the suffix, according to the company that operates many of the web’s core directories.

5. How To Transfer A Domain Name

The first thing to do is to log into the old registrar, where the domain is currently being managed, and make sure the domain is not locked and that all the registration information is correct. This is important because the domain registry information is used during the transfer process, so make sure the email address listed is yours (or you have access to it). From here, log into the new registrar and request a domain transfer. This is where complications arise, as the registrars look for verification that you are the owner of the domain.

6. What’s a perfect domain anyway?

We all know the Internet is an endless spring of community, entertainment, commerce and information. Unlike traditional mediums (print, TV, radio, brick and mortar businesses), the web promotes interaction by enabling everyone with a computer and a connection to cautiously dip their toes or cannonball full force into the world’s biggest pool party. Encouraging that do-it-yourself spirit in each of us are an endless line of designers, programmers and hosts who are anxious to assist even the most technically timid to sprout wings with their own site. However, you’ll never make it out of the nest if you don’t have the perfect domain name for your site. And thus, the search begins.

7. Top 30 Underused Great Domain Names

These are all great domain names … but the sites suck. It’s either ads, nothing or half-dead web pages. Too bad because, as you’ll see, most of these domains are AWESOME and cost quite a lot.

8. Typo-squatter faces 20 years in jail

A man in Nevada is facing a possible 20 years in jail after trying to defraud people out of their domain names. David Scali pleaded guilty in court to a charge of mail fraud after being caught out in the scam. Scali registered an email under a false name and pretended to be an intellectual property lawyer, threatening $100,000 lawsuits unless domain name holders signed over their property within 48 hours.

9. Tiny Pacific Island Gets Its Fair Share Of Domain Money

Just as the United Kindgom was given the “.uk” suffix for use in website addresses, Tokelau was granted the “.tk” suffix for its website addresses. In 2001, the island’s government was approached by Joost Zuurbier, an internet entrepreneur, with a view to his company licensing the rights to the website extension and sharing some of the revenue generated from these sites with the Tokelau government and its people.

10. Contextual advertising litigation heats up

Previous litigation against contextual advertising involved adware companies that delivered pop-up advertisements promoting competitors’ Web sites when Internet users visited sites such as Overstock.com and 1-800 Contacts.com. Those cases had mixed results, with some courts finding that such business practices constituted legitimate comparative advertising no different than displaying low-cost generic brands next to name brands on grocery store shelves. The most recent iteration in this line of cases comes from American Airlines, which sued Google in August for selling advertisements on search results pages for “American Airlines” to Web sites promoting cheap airfare.

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How do I find website name? Where do I get website name ideas? That’s the question a lot of people are asking today. Let’s look at some options.

2. Naming Agency

Naming agency, as the name implies, is a company that names products, companies, domains and so on for you. Branding and advertising agencies frequently offer the same type of service.

3. Company naming

First, you have to decide what you want from your name. Some people aren’t sure about future scope of activity of the company they are starting, so they want a name that won’t be too restrictive. Others want a name that conveys a specific message – like 9 Dollar Haircuts or 24/7 Plumbing.

4. Website Name Ideas

As soon as you do that, you’ll start getting hundreds of website name ideas. All suggestions you get will be available for registration (i.e. unregistered). And if you don’t like any suggestions, the money returns to you.

5. Brand Naming

The first thing people think about when naming brand is searching for naming or branding agency. Unless you have thousands of dollars to through away, this is THE WRONG WAY to go.

6. Domain Name Ideas

Running out of domain name ideas? Have you tried all the usual online naming venues, like domain name generators and expired domain lists with no success?

7. Business Name Ideas, Company Name Ideas

Looking for business name ideas? Pickydomains.com is world’s first risk-free naming agency that opened its doors in 2007 and has come up with thousands of cool business and domain names, like GymGenius.com, Xutta.com, Geomium, Eyes On Fries Diets or GetMapped.Com since then.

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BenePark.Com is a recently launched Finnish domain parking service where 90% of all accepted sites get at least $5 in ad revenue each and every month. This is 5 to 10 times the industry average. Most parking services (like Sedo.com, for example) simply load the page with ads, which immediately leads to Google downgrading domain to a ‘junk’ status. Which, in turn, leads to domain being omitted in the search engine results. And that means that such companies are capable of monetizing type-in traffic only.

BenePark.Com takes a different approach. First, domains have to be approved, prior to being accepted into the system. Then BenePark turns an empty domain into a regular webpage. This is done by placing relevant content onto the page, which is not limited to text only – videos, for example, are added as well. As a result of this ‘transformation’, domains parked with BenePark turn into regular sites. Because content is updated and new links are been placed for the parked domain, search engines start treating them as regular sites. Which means that type-in traffic isn’t the only type of traffic for BenePark domains, as over time domain’s pagerank and search engine traffic increase.

If you have domains you’ve purchased and don’t plan to develop soon, consider parking them with BenePark.com

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