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You know how your mom always knows where to find stuff? Now you can return the favor! Barbara J. Feldman, owner of Surfnetkids.com, has compiled an assortment of Mother's Day Resources. Just the way mom knows where to find dad's car keys or your clean socks, now you can have Mother's Day activities at your fingertips. Today's tech savvy kids almost always turn to the Internet when they need help with something, especially if mom isn't available. One of Feldman's links will take you to a repository of Mother's Day websites. She's done all the work, (just like Mom) and all you have to do is narrow down your choices. Several of the listed websites provide printable activities such as coloring pages or gift ideas. Other sites talk about the historical significance of Mother's Day.

Two daughters of an Alzheimer's patient have embarked on a year-long journey of discovery as they dip into their mother's jewelry box for gems of a different kind. Syndicated columnist Barbara J. Feldman and her sister-in-law, photographer Shoey Sindel, are collaborating on this project in the hopes of bringing light to the darkness surrounding Alzheimer's. My Mother's Jewelry Box ( http://mymothersjewelrybox.com ) features the writer's poignant expressions of a mother-daughter relationship interrupted, linked to the contents of an almost bottomless jewelry box. With photos of the jewelry, descriptions and heart-felt renderings of a sometimes difficult relationship, this blog details many aspects of lives touched by Alzheimer's.

Rocky River Ohio -- University HQ LLC (UHQ), developers of newly popular Prfessor.com, today announced they have formally launched the platform for sale to the general public. Previously this platform had only been available to select clients.

FaxZero.com, which offers free fax services over the Internet, is celebrating its third anniversary.

Magnify.net is First Customer for Large-Scale Web Video Transcoding, Transport and Syndication Service;  Enables Automatic Encoding and Syndication for Video Publishers

NEW YORK - HD Cloud, a video technology service provider, today formally launched its next-generation video transcoding service, which enables video content owners to automatically encode and distribute video, up to high-definition resolution, to a wide range of syndication web sites and services.   Magnify.net, a leading provider of Social Video Solutions to Publishing,  eCommerce,  and Communities, announced today that they will roll HD Cloud out to their 52,000 clients effective immediately.

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