New Web Development Company in Savannah, GA

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KDI Media is a new professional web design, web development, and web marketing company. They offer everything you will need to get your company website up and running efficiently and effectively. There goal is to take out the stress and anxiety of creating and maintaining a website and also to provide for you, our client, a high-quality and unique website.

  • Website Design & Development
  • Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
  • Content Management Solutions
  • Website Maintenance
  • Blog Design & Development
  • Podcast & Internet Video Consulting
  • Hosting & Domain Registration
  • Website & E-mail Hosting

[KDI Media - www.kdi-media.com ]

The Wizard of Oz as you’ve never seen or imagined: TIN MAN

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Tin Man is a miniseries coming to the SciFi channel in December. It is a complete re-imagining of the world of The Wizard of Oz. A dystopian urban fantasy world. Be sure to also check out “The Infinite OZ” at the link; it’s a very impressive flash presentation. This could possibly be one of the best films/miniseries to come to TV this year.

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Celebrate Tybee Island

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Whether you’ve known it as Tybee Island or Savannah Beach, whether you love its history, beautiful beaches, dolphins and turtles, or salt water marshes, whether you come to sit in the sun, swim in the surf, or indulge in some great seafood, it’s TYBEE TIME come October 20th and 21st of 2007.

Tybee Island will celebrate its 120th anniversary with a two-day event starting on October 20.

“Everyone knows about the beach, but what we’re trying to do is highlight the other things Tybee has to offer,” explained Vernon. The celebration will center around Tybee’s history and cultural heritage, with period costumes, music and games from 1887.

“The whole celebration came about from a grant from the Georgia Council for the Arts and the goal of that grant, which was also matched by the City of Tybee Island [was]…to have more cultural-heritage-type events,” Vernon told us. “And the timing worked out perfectly too, being that we liked the sound of, ‘a dozen decades’ of cultural heritage.”

But that’s not all this anniversary has to offer. Food will be a main event next weekend with the Georgia Shrimpers Association providing locally caught shrimp for everyone to enjoy. The Marine Rescue Squadron will be having a Low Country boil and many local restaurants will be featuring special dishes.

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Highest Paying Jobs That Don’t Require a College Degree

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Don’t have a college degree and need some more money? Here is an overview of the top paying jobs for people who don’t have college degrees.

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Track Santa with NORAD

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So gather the kids ’round the warm glow of the computer this Christmas Eve and watch Santa trot the globe and deliver presents. If that’s not enough to excite you, watch a slew of CW and basic cable stars talk about how excited they are about it. [via lifehacker]

Richard Florida Lecture in Savannah

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Missed the Lecture? No problem!

If you didn’t get to see last week’s Richard Florida lecture or go to the press conference, we’ve got them both right here! Thanks to Evoca for making them available.,

Richard Florida Lecture Now Available (courtesy of Evoca)

Make your lost USB drive call for help

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Web site Daily Cup of Tech offers a custom autoplay program for your USB thumb drive that tells the user what to do if it is lost and found.

Much more effective than a boring old IfFoundPleaseReturnTo.txt text file, this customizable .exe offers a “Help! I’m lost!” Autoplay option when someone plugs in your thumb drive. I especially like the bribery tactic: “You will receive a shiny USB drive twice as big as this one for your trouble.”

eBay Bans Sellers from Using Google Checkout

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eBay is banning sellers from requesting payment through Google Checkout. The online auction giant updated its Safe Payments policy this week to add Google’s new payment service, Google Checkout to its list of online payment methods not permitted on eBay.

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Remotely Enable Remote Desktop

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Remote desktop is a nice feature of Windows 2003, XP, and 2000 server that lets you remotely login to, and work on the system as if you were there. Many times you find that you need it enabled - but the machine you are trying to access is far across your network where it is tough to reach.

There is nothing within windows that will allow you to enable this feature remotely until now, IntelliAdmin

It is a totally free utility that does not need an install, extra dlls or runtimes. Just download from here and immediately you are able to disable, or enable Remote Desktop across your LAN

As always - no spyware, adware..Just freeware goodness.

BBC website shows World Cup games

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All of the BBC’s 2006 World Cup matches will also be broadcast exclusively live on the BBC Sport website. The service will be available to UK broadband users and will mirror terrestrial and interactive coverage.

In addition there will be four-minute highlight packages from every single game of the tournament on demand. [Link: BBC World Cup]

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