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Fresh Echo Interactive This is incredible. Not just for the panorama...but zoom in! Find people, zoom in on them. Pretty amazing.
www.360cities.net
Treasure hunt: Win $1000 by finding clues in this panorama! This image is the largest stitched spherical panorama in the world as of December 2009.
Fresh Echo Interactive Fresh Echo client NuFACE has a pretty impressive sale going: 25% off everything (and specifically, their NuFACE system: "The first and only hand held device FDA approved for at-home facial toning and stimulation."). Use code holiday25 to get your discount.
www.mynuface.com
NuFace Facial toning device and Carol Cole products.
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Become a fan of Fresh Echo client Bobster - http://www.facebook.com/#/motorcycleglas
Bobster® Eyewear specializes in the design of performance eyewear suitable for active and extreme activities. Launching its first eyewear line in 1996, Bobster® Eyewear has become a well-known trade name amongst its target market--motorcycle riders and is now an interna...tionally recognized brand within and out of its market. Bobster® Eyewear offers eyewear easily customizable to suit constantly changing environment and user requirements.
Retail:524 fans
Fresh Echo Interactive And just to follow on the previous post...timetospa is now having a Cyber Monday sale: http://www.timetospa.com/cyber-monday - 25% off more products!
www.timetospa.com
Save on your favorite skincare products at the timetospa Cyber Monday Sale. Save 25% on select skincare products & gift sets this Cyber Monday at timetospa.
Fresh Echo Interactive To get 25% off of (Fresh Echo client) timetospa beauty products (including Elemis, Steiner Hair, Mandara Spa, Jou and more), use this link on Black Friday! http://www.timetospa.com/black-friday
www.timetospa.com
Save on your favorite skincare products at the timetospa Black Friday Sale. Save 25% on select skincare products & gift sets this Black Friday at timetospa.
Fresh Echo Interactive Fresh Echo client PickLogic nearing 30% return for its members in 2009!
www.picklogic.com
This has been a very good month of November for PickLogic so far: for starters, PickLogic has seen record numbers in both paid subscribers and interested users going through their free trial. (PickLogic ...
Fresh Echo Interactive What could they possibly be storing? I'm not sure we want to know. "There are a thousand gigabytes in a terabyte, a thousand terabytes in a petabyte, a thousand petabytes in an exabyte, a thousand exabytes in a zettabyte, and a thousand zettabytes in a yottabyte."
www.crunchgear.com
There's an interesting article in the current New York Review of books (predictably, a book review) detailing the history of the National Security ...
Fresh Echo Interactive A VERY interesting commentary on the "real-time Web", and how it potentially influences our day-to-day actions (including, for instance, tweeting from the jury box). We (Fresh Echo) don't update "real-time" - it's HARD to do consistently...but we may be in the minority soon. If an event happens without it being tweete...d/photographed, did it really happen?
www.techcrunch.com
A little before 9pm on Wednesday night and I'm standing on the 'VIP' balcony of San Francisco's Regency Ballroom, holding a can of ...
Fresh Echo Interactive Fresh Echo client Active Network offering free health/training plans through www.activenetwork.com for a limited time - worth checking out. (Normally $10 or $20)
www.activenetwork.com
Active Network is the leader in online registration software and event management software to all industries.
Fresh Echo Interactive Interesting article from Slate discussing Mint (just bought by Intuit for $170M, only two years old). Basic premise is that earlier Web companies paved the way for a success story like this - easier and cheaper now to build, market and manage Web companies. And it's certainly true.
www.slate.com
Earlier this week, Intuit, the software company that owns the popular personal-finance software programs Quicken and TurboTax, agreed to pay $170 million in cash for Mint.com, a two-year-old startup whose free tools allow chastened customers to manage thei