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| Virtual Personal Assistants: Not Just for the Filthy Rich (TechNewsWorld.com) |
| Think only celebrities, high-ranking professionals and the wealthy can enjoy having personal assistants at their beck and call? Not necessarily. A growing number of Web sites are making it easier to outsource virtual errands overseas, making it cheaper to indulge in the luxury of never having to write another thank-you card or sit on hold with the department of motor vehicles. |
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| Tattoos can mark a career (Toronto Star) |
| If you have a tattoo, cover it up for your next job interview. Toronto employers advise candidates to "be sensible" when meeting a prospective boss for the first time, and that includes hiding any tattoos or body piercings. |
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| ResizeMe 1.0 photo-image editing utility ships (MacNN) |
| Austria's Dare to be Creative has released the first version of ResizeMe, an image editing utility. The program handles batch resizing tasks for photographers, and anyone else with similar requirements, such as graphic and web designers. Users can additionally rotate or flip images in groups, and adjust their scale to needed proportions. The soft... |
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| Virtual assistants the latest time-saver (The Post and Courier) |
| NEW YORK — Think only celebrities, high-ranking professionals and the wealthy can enjoy having personal assistants at their beck and call? Not necessarily. A growing number of Web sites are making it easier to outsource virtual errands overseas, making it cheaper to indulge in the lu... |
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