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Email Email Email Basics Email Reviews Help & Support From Heinz Tschabitscher, your Guide to Email Here's to a week fantastic! Heinz Nominate Your Favorites Now - The About.com 2012 Readers' Choice Awards It was 19 years after Thomas Mann had been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature — primarily and a bit oddly for his social novel Buddenbrooks, which had been published 28 years earlier —, that the German was nominated for a second literature Nobel Prize. The year before Mann received his prize a Frenchman had already been nominated for his second. That, of course, was just one year after the philosopher had been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature and 16 years after his first nomination for the prize, which the lecturer at the Collège de France — who spoke insightfully about time — received 100 years ago. Now, you can hand out nominations as well, not here for Nobel Prizes but for the 2012 About.com Readers' Choice Awards ›› Nominate your favorite email products (from Outlook add-on to free email service to best new idea) for the 2012 Readers' Choice Awards. Firebird - Free Email Stationery Download and E-Card Some 200 miles (330 km) northeast of Moskva, in a small town of about 5,500, flabby papiermache boxes are dipped into hot linseed oil. They emerge hardened after drying, and receive a coating of black varnish. It's time for the famous painting — showing, mostly, motives from folklore and literature — using tempera based on egg yolk, vinegar and water on a layer of zinc white. Before a final sealing with lacquer, the Palekh miniatures may receive a quality mark: the firebird. ›› Stationery as fiery as Stravinsky's music. (Windows Mail, Windows Live Mail, Outlook, Outlook Express) IncrediMail: Spot a Contact's Mail Fast with a Special Icon "Dear R.," Ludwig van Beethoven began a letter in the summer of 1815, after the Congress of Vienna had ended, to his friend Johann Baptist Rupprecht, "a long time ago I jotted down two melodies for your 'Merkenstein'" — a poem by Rupprecht expressing fondness for and longing after the ruins of Merkenstein castle near Baden; "Merkenstein", by the by, means "stone of remembering", literally. "Both these compositions," the letter continued, "were, however, buried under a pile of papers. The day before yesterday, I found the one which I am enclosing." Soon, Beethoven would find the other composition, too. If you want to spot your letters from R. or B. as quickly as Beethoven, IncrediMail can help: ›› Want to have not only new mail stand out but mail from certain contacts, too? Here's how to assign icons to senders in IncrediMail and have them appear next to their name in the message list. How to Add an Image to Your Gmail Signature Wuppertal, Germany; July 21, 1950, 10:30 a.m.: a man buys a ticket for the venerable Schwebebahn monorail. The 4 year-old girl with him buys five tickets. They board a second class wagon. Behind them, more people scramble inside carrying notebooks, pencils, pens and cameras. A minute into the journey or two, the girl wants to turn around, gets up, and hits her head at the ceiling. She panics, of course, people scream, a bench breaks, then a window — and Tuffi, the four year-old elephant on a promotional tour for Circus Franz Althoff, has jumped out of the monorail into the river Wupper below. Franz Althoff himself hurtles after the animal and finds her calm and unharmed, safe for a scratched behind. Now, amazingly, not one of the journalists inside the monorail or out took a picture of Tuffi's famous and daring escape. So, if you find a depiction in somebody's Gmail signature, you know it must be photoshopped; and you know how it — or any other image — got there, of course: ›› Want to include a logo or other image with the branding and personalization of your every email? Here's how to add a graphic to your Gmail signature. Email Ads Stationery 2012 参考2012 Sound Poll 2012 Fan Connection 2012 Featured Articles How to Block a Sender in Zoho Mail Morning Powder - Free Email Stationery Download and E-Card How to Grant Access to Your Gmail Account and Delegate Email Set Up Email Ringtones and Smart Notifiers in IncrediMail 5 Years Ago: Disguise Your Email Address in Newsgroups, etc. '2 Yahoo! Mail Accounts!?!?' - JTC99   More from About.com Living with Depression By obtaining the correct medical intervention and learning better coping skills, you can not only live with depression, but live well. 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Exclusive interviews include: - Ali Velshi, anchor for CNN's "Your Money" - David Novak, CEO of Yum! Brands - Dan Roam, author of Blah, Blah, Blah - Meg Hirschberg, Inc. Magazine columnist Featured articles include - How to Get Chosen By the Affluent - Does Your Brand Attract Wealth  Download Your Free Sample Now available for download.     Subscribe Today! If you like the sample, we would highly suggest that you sign up for a subscription which will uncover the rest of the amazing content this issue has to offer you.There are a total of 19 articles in the full issue. You can subscribe at http://www.PersonalBrandingMag.com                 How to land a job as a Community Manager. Being a good Community Manager is a lot like throwing a good party.  Do you know how to show people a good time?  Good.  Here's how to get paid to do it ... #1 Be a professional socialite:  You're a public figure now.  Much like the Paris Hiltons and Ashton Kutchers of the world, it's your moral obligation to know where the cool kids go and make sure that you're there, too.  Daniela Bolzmann is a perfect example.  She knew nothing about being a Community Manager, but was able to talk her way into a job by attending all of the cool tweet ups, social media clubs and online communities where she knew that she could build a network + find all of the knowledge that she needed to succeed. #2 Be a digital philanthropist:  You're going to do a lot of stuff for free.  Don't like that?  Quit now!  Communities are all about giving.  The more you focus on helping people, the more you're going to get back.  I suggest that you find an online community that you really love and offer a few hours of free work per week to their overburdened Community Manager.  And trust me, they do have work for you.  They may not give you a job, but they'll give you experience + a nice recommendation when you need one. #3 Be a pioneer:  Don't wait for a new community to pop up.  Create one.  Did you know that that Coca-Cola's official Facebook community was started by guys that didn't work for Coca-Cola?  It's true.  So find a brand (or a niche) that is behind the times and build something for them.  Make it a brand that you're passionate about.  The Coca-Cola guys were able to amass millions of fans because they loved Coke.  You're going to succeed because you love your brand, too. Ryan Paugh is the Community Director at Brazen Careerist.  His #1 passion is connecting people and helping them reach their goals.  Beyond helping individuals in his community find success, he helps organizations make their brands about their customers again through building online communities.  Check out Ryan's blog at www.ryanpaugh.com and follow him on Twitter @Paughginney.How to land a job as a Community Manager. Being a good Community Manager is a lot like throwing a good party.  Do you know how to show people a good time?  Good.  Here's how to get paid to do it ... #1 Be a professional socialite:  You're a public figure now.  Much like the Paris Hiltons and Ashton Kutchers of the world, it's your moral obligation to know where the cool kids go and make sure that you're there, too.  Daniela Bolzmann is a perfect example.  She knew nothing about being a Community Manager, but was able to talk her way into a job by attending all of the cool tweet ups, social media clubs and online communities where she knew that she could build a network + find all of the knowledge that she needed to succeed. #2 Be a digital philanthropist:  You're going to do a lot of stuff for free.  Don't like that?  Quit now!  Communities are all about giving.  The more you focus on helping people, the more you're going to get back.  I suggest that you find an online community that you really love and offer a few hours of free work per week to their overburdened Community Manager.  And trust me, they do have work for you.  They may not give you a job, but they'll give you experience + a nice recommendation when you need one. #3 Be a pioneer:  Don't wait for a new community to pop up.  Create one.  Did you know that that Coca-Cola's official Facebook community was started by guys that didn't work for Coca-Cola?  It's true.  So find a brand (or a niche) that is behind the times and build something for them.  Make it a brand that you're passionate about.  The Coca-Cola guys were able to amass millions of fans because they loved Coke.  You're going to succeed because you love your brand, too. Ryan Paugh is the Community Director at Brazen Careerist.  His #1 passion is connecting people and helping them reach their goals.  Beyond helping individuals in his community find success, he helps organizations make their brands about their customers again through building online communities.  Check out Ryan's blog at www.ryanpaugh.com and follow him on Twitter @PaughginneyHave a great rest of your week! Sincerely, The Personal Branding Magazine Team P.S. Feel free to forward this e-mail to those who you think will benefit from it! We appreciate you for helping us spread the word about this powerful, content filled magazine! If there is anything else we can help you with, don't hesitate to ask!     Join the Personal Branding Magazine Facebook fan page: http://tinyurl.com/27ttgwv        If                        Share

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Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.    BizReport Newsletter  - 01/23/2012 http://www.bizreport.com Mobile marketing industry trade organization launched Jan 23, 2012 05:13 am This month sees the launch of a brand new global trade organization known as the "Mobile Marketing Research Association," or MMRA. read more      The White House joins over 90 million Google+ users Jan 22, 2012 11:17 pm Google+ now boasts over 90 million users worldwide and in the last few days a well-known establishment has joined the ranks with an official Google+ page. read more      New advertising tools will help brands make most of $40b spend Jan 22, 2012 11:00 pm Online advertising, forecasts eMarketer, may hit $40 billion this year. That, in itself is headline making news, but of more interest to brands and marketers are the new ways to analyze campaigns and engage the online consumer base. read more      Brands banking on social, video for Super Bowl XLVI Jan 22, 2012 10:00 pm The Super Bowl has been watched as much for ad innovation as for one-the-field highlights for more than twenty years. But now advertisers are looking for a bigger bang - and are pushing social media as well as video to increase engagement. read more      GfK: New breed of shoppers are Xtreme Jan 22, 2012 07:55 pm What happens when austerity and financial concerns combine with technology? According to new research from GfK it creates Xtreme online shoppers. read more      SOPA/PIPA draws attention but what impact did it have? Jan 22, 2012 07:45 pm The Stop Online Piracy Act blackout of last week may be old news to the protestors but the effects are still being felt around the web - especially by businesses and brands who took part in day-long blackouts. Stats from both General Sentiment and Covario estimate that protests for the event were 'louder' than most of the events of 2011 and were felt by millions of people. read more      You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website www.bizreport.com. Unsubscribe rssb3@3xchange.info from this list | Forward to a friend | Update your profile Copyright (C) 2011 BizReport All rights reserved.