Tuesday, May 24, 2011
LATEST VACANCY AT EQUITY HERITAGE | Experienced Jobs in Nigeria
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Friday, April 15, 2011
How to Fix a Slow or Freezing Blackberry (eHow)
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Instructions
things you'll need:
- Activated Blackberry
- Possibly a Memory Card (micro SD)
1.
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First, let's take a look at how many Applications you have running right now. If you have a newer blackberry, you can see all your running applications by holding down the Blackberry/Menu button for 2-3 seconds.
If you have an older blackberry, enter into the Full Menu and then hit Menu again, scroll down to and select "Switch Applications".
- 2
Do you have more than 5-7 things running right now? The only "Apps" that are always running are: Phone, Browser, Blackberry Messenger (BBM), Home, and Messages.
If you have any more Apps open besides those that you are not currently using, proceed to close them by entering into each App and hitting Menu>Close, or by "backing out" (see Tips below).
- 3
Now Let's check to see how much immediate Application Memory you have available. Go into Options, and select Memory.
- 4
If you have less than 20 MBs of Application memory, you can free some up a couple of different ways. First it is important to note that some of this memory simply gets tied up during day to day use, and will "free itself" back up when you reset the device with a battery pull.
- 5
However, I'm sure you probably have some Apps installed on your device that you never use. Let's go take a look and see what you don't need.
Options>Advanced Options>Applications
Blackberry OS 5.0 :
Options>Applications, make sure the filter at the top is set to 3rd party or "downloaded".
Options>Applications, make sure the filter at the top is set to 3rd party or "downloaded".
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Proceed to delete any App you don't need or never use by highlighting the name of the App, hitting Menu, and selecting Delete.
- 7
If you plan to delete multiple Apps, select Restart Later when prompted. When you have Deleted your last App, you can then tell the phone to Restart. If you are not prompted to restart when you are done, do it yourself simply by pulling the battery.
- 8 Lastly, Please take a loot at the Tips and Warnings.
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Monday, October 18, 2010
7 Things You Should Know before you BUY THAT CAR!!!
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Most people do not enjoy buying a car. A survey conducted by CNN revealed that 75% of people would rather visit a dentist than face visiting a car dealership. It's not that people don't want a car - it's just that there are so many pitfalls to negotiate and not everyone can be sure of the right steps to take. Here are a few points to keep in mind to make the process easier.
1. Ask questions, lots of questions. Try to ask sensible questions that will enable you to base your decisions on solid ground. But don't be afraid to just ask and only stop when all your concerns have been properly addressed.
2. Do not let emotion drive you. Pretty cars with all the bells and whistles can blind you to the truth. More often than not you will end up paying more than you need to if you buy with emotion. Be impartial and see the car for what it is and not what you may have fallen in love with.
3. Know exactly what you want before you put a single foot inside the dealership door. An open mind can be easily manipulated, and usually not in your favor. Use brochures, etc, beforehand to determine exactly what you want within your budget, and don't be swayed by smooth talk.
4. Talk to the dealer about the price and not the payments. Dealers who keep referring to the "easy" payments could be avoiding the issue of overall price, and you need to know why. Do your homework and you will know exactly what price fits into a payment plan to fit your budget. But if you focus on payment, you may end up paying more than you bargained for.
5. Know when the time has come to make a decision. That decision could be to walk away, or it could be to close the deal. You should constantly monitor how you feel about the offer being made to you. If it all feels right, then stay with it and see it through. But if you get even just a tiny twinge of something not quite right, be prepared to walk away.
6. Don't spend beyond your budget. What's the point of having a car and not having the money to fuel and maintain it.
7. When you get it, don't forget to track it. A lot of Carnappers around town. Cheers!
Segun Adekoye & Jack Hill
Buying a car is not always easy. It's not something most of us do very often and we all want to make the best use of our money. But with sensible and careful planning, and an awareness of the five points above, you can buy the exact right car for you at the exact right price for you.
1. Ask questions, lots of questions. Try to ask sensible questions that will enable you to base your decisions on solid ground. But don't be afraid to just ask and only stop when all your concerns have been properly addressed.
2. Do not let emotion drive you. Pretty cars with all the bells and whistles can blind you to the truth. More often than not you will end up paying more than you need to if you buy with emotion. Be impartial and see the car for what it is and not what you may have fallen in love with.
3. Know exactly what you want before you put a single foot inside the dealership door. An open mind can be easily manipulated, and usually not in your favor. Use brochures, etc, beforehand to determine exactly what you want within your budget, and don't be swayed by smooth talk.
4. Talk to the dealer about the price and not the payments. Dealers who keep referring to the "easy" payments could be avoiding the issue of overall price, and you need to know why. Do your homework and you will know exactly what price fits into a payment plan to fit your budget. But if you focus on payment, you may end up paying more than you bargained for.
5. Know when the time has come to make a decision. That decision could be to walk away, or it could be to close the deal. You should constantly monitor how you feel about the offer being made to you. If it all feels right, then stay with it and see it through. But if you get even just a tiny twinge of something not quite right, be prepared to walk away.
6. Don't spend beyond your budget. What's the point of having a car and not having the money to fuel and maintain it.
7. When you get it, don't forget to track it. A lot of Carnappers around town. Cheers!
Segun Adekoye & Jack Hill
Buying a car is not always easy. It's not something most of us do very often and we all want to make the best use of our money. But with sensible and careful planning, and an awareness of the five points above, you can buy the exact right car for you at the exact right price for you.
CAR INSURANCE QUOTE
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Shopping around for a car insurance estimate is not something most people look forward to. It is one of the least exciting chores that is required in order to have a car on the road, but it is worth seeking out the most competitive car insurance estimate available. Although getting a car insurance estimate from a number of companies isn’t a desirable task; many people spend far more than they absolutely have to each year on their auto insurance because they simply haven’t taken the time to compare rates and policies with other auto insurance companies. It would be hard to find someone who would walk into an appliance store and decide to spend $200.00 more on a washer that offers the same exact quality and features as the one next to it that costs far less. It doesn’t make too much sense to do the same thing with car insurance.
Why Should You Have a Business Plan?
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Are you planning to start a new business? Or are you considering
expanding your current business and require a bank loan or
investment from outsiders?
If you are going to look for an investment of capital it is quite
likely that you will be required to have a business plan. If you
are starting a business, despite the work involved, a business
plan can prepare you for the obstacles ahead and help ensure your
success.
A business plan is something that many small businesses fail to
create, however, many business owners are adamant that having a
written business plan is one of the keys to their present
success. Creating a business plan forces you to contemplate
possible obstacles to your business and prepares you to find
solutions that will help you to overcome them.
To find investors or get a bank loan, they will want to see that
you have the experience or resources to run the business. They
will want to see your projected income as well as your suggested
repayment plan already laid out. Taking the time to do this is
not only important for them, but it gives you a measuring tool to
verify if your business is growing properly. You can gage your
success on how close to the plan your business has actually
performed. Perhaps you'll do worse, or perhaps you'll do better,
either way it helps you determine how well your business is
getting on.
If you have never seen a business plan before you may be
concerned that is is too difficult a proposition for you to
manage on your own.
While there are services available where you can hire someone to
write a business plan for you, depending on your needs it may be
wise to familiarize yourself with a business plan's layout. This
will not only help you to provide the necessary information, but
may encourage you to try your own hand at it.
There's a free tool at www.bdc.ca which will assist you in
creating a business plan. Some of the topics you will be required
to explain are your Market, Customer, Competition, Marketing
Plan, Research & Development along with financial forecasts. You
may consider hiring someone to help you with your financial
sheets after completing the written part of the Business Plan.
Your Business Plan will become your guide and silent business
partner - indicating where you need to improve and helping you
stay one step ahead of your competition. Make it a priority to
have this crucial road map for your business
by Simon Weaver
expanding your current business and require a bank loan or
investment from outsiders?
If you are going to look for an investment of capital it is quite
likely that you will be required to have a business plan. If you
are starting a business, despite the work involved, a business
plan can prepare you for the obstacles ahead and help ensure your
success.
A business plan is something that many small businesses fail to
create, however, many business owners are adamant that having a
written business plan is one of the keys to their present
success. Creating a business plan forces you to contemplate
possible obstacles to your business and prepares you to find
solutions that will help you to overcome them.
To find investors or get a bank loan, they will want to see that
you have the experience or resources to run the business. They
will want to see your projected income as well as your suggested
repayment plan already laid out. Taking the time to do this is
not only important for them, but it gives you a measuring tool to
verify if your business is growing properly. You can gage your
success on how close to the plan your business has actually
performed. Perhaps you'll do worse, or perhaps you'll do better,
either way it helps you determine how well your business is
getting on.
If you have never seen a business plan before you may be
concerned that is is too difficult a proposition for you to
manage on your own.
While there are services available where you can hire someone to
write a business plan for you, depending on your needs it may be
wise to familiarize yourself with a business plan's layout. This
will not only help you to provide the necessary information, but
may encourage you to try your own hand at it.
There's a free tool at www.bdc.ca which will assist you in
creating a business plan. Some of the topics you will be required
to explain are your Market, Customer, Competition, Marketing
Plan, Research & Development along with financial forecasts. You
may consider hiring someone to help you with your financial
sheets after completing the written part of the Business Plan.
Your Business Plan will become your guide and silent business
partner - indicating where you need to improve and helping you
stay one step ahead of your competition. Make it a priority to
have this crucial road map for your business
by Simon Weaver
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- Olusegun Adekoye is an Analyst at CP AFRICA. He is a writer of short stories, poems and feature articles. His articles and write-ups have been featured on several blogs and websites including BBC, CP Africa and Cairo-based Bikya Masr. He blogs at http://adekoye.blogspot.com. If you don't catch him writing, he probably is surfing, designing or is involved in a multimedia production. Follow him on Twitter @segunsd
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