December 2010, Novosibirsk, Russia subway station

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December 2010, Novosibirsk, Russia subway station ![]() ClearCheckbook.com is an extremely easy way to balance your checkbook online, track your spending, set a budget, manage your money and more. As an online checkbook, you enter your receipts into the site and assign each transaction to an account and category. You can go back through the online checkbook register and mark transactions as “Jived” (their word for cleared/balanced/etc). This way you will always know what transactions have been cleared with the bank and how much money you have. They also use the account/categories you assign a transaction to to generate reports and use them for your budgets. They encourage you to try the site out and see how it can help you manage your money and get your finances under control. The site is completely free to sign up and use. They also have some additional premium features that can be activated for a very small monthly payment. In addition to their main website, they also offer money management applications built specifically for the iPhone, Android and WebOS mobile devices. All of their apps sync directly with the website so you’ll always be on top of your finances. Money management is more important now than ever. With everyone taking more of an interest in tightening their budgets, having a powerful tool at your disposal to track all your spending and saving, as well as viewing reports and setting budgets is extremely important. Take a tour of their features and see if ClearCheckbook is right tool for helping you manage your money. How Evernote Turned Note Taking Into a $10 Million Business Notes — they’re not sexy or flashy. But when one is the difference between remembering something of significance and forgetting it, then it takes on an indispensable purpose. Perhaps that explains the meteoric rise of Evernote — the ubiquitous note-taking platform that added more than 500,000 new users in November and is anticipating hitting 6 million members before the end of the year. While Evernote’s products have been around since early 2008, most of its growth has happened this year. At the beginning of year, Evernote was adding 3,000 new users a day. Today, that figure has risen to 18,000 new people per day. It took the company practically two years to sign on its first 2 million members, but this year alone it is on track to double that stat and sign on 4 million new users. To say things are trending upward would be an understatement. And so, Mashable spoke with both Evernote’s CEO and founder Phil Libin and VP of marketing Andrew Sinkov to get their insights behind the company’s success. MORE NASA Engineer Shows YouTube “Best of the Best” Shuttle VideosMatt Melis, a longtime NASA engineer, has take to the ‘Tube to show off what he calls “the best of the best” imagery from shuttle launches, including high-definition video. Melis has been in the launch analysis game for quite some time. His 45-minute tribute to space shuttle launches is incredibly educational and a fascinating watch for fans of space programs. You’ll get to hear NASA engineers explain every imaginable detail of a shuttle launch as footage from the ground and from the shuttles themselves show what goes into the first phase of a successful space mission. You’ll get to see launches for STS-114, STS-117, and STS-124 missions. In short, if you’re really into space stuff, this YouTube video is the director’s commentary of your dreams. MORE To Thwart Further Leaks, U.S. Military Bans USB Drives & Other Removable DisksIn an effort to prevent the kind of intelligence leaks that are making headlines lately, the U.S. military is banning the use of removable disks among its personnel. The servicemen and women in the Air Force and other military branches have recently been ordered to “immediately cease use of removable media on all systems, servers, and stand-alone machines” on Department of Defense classified networks, according to documents obtained by Wired. This order comes a few months after a revalation by one private that he downloaded hundreds of thousands of files to a CD, labeled the disk “Lady Gaga” and turned it over to WikiLeaks. The downloaded files included the infamous footage of an Afghanistan helicopter attack and the more than 250,000 cables that have gotten WikiLeaks into so much hot water lately. Is banning the use of removable disks the best way to stop leaks, though? As we see it, USB drives have little or nothing to do with the real problem. MORE 6 Great Gloves for Touchscreen Gadget LoversWell, the weather outside is frightful (in the Northern Hemisphere anyway), so you just might be regretting your choice of a touchscreen-equipped handset as your portable phone. Take your gloves off to send a text? Not in this weather. As many of you will know, capacitive touchscreen devices (such as the iPhone, iPod touch, Droid, Pre, Storm, etc.) require tiny amounts of charge from your fingertips to operate. Because of this, sticking a great big glove between your finger and the screen kills the conductivity. Never fear! An entire industry has sprung up to stop you from getting cold hands when using your touchscreen phone outdoors. MORE In today’s YouTube crazed society, video is more accessible and easier to create than ever. One 30-second video has the potential to create a customer for life, or — conversely — a hater that will plague you with negative comments and bad word-of-mouth. This is why small businesses must learn to properly utilize videos to market their services on the web. These same videos can also be used in offline and online branding, sales, marketing and PR strategies. A great video will pay off ten-fold. MORE |
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