Dear Valued Customer,
Please be advised that our application (Easy Bill Online) will be undergoing downtime, as per the schedule:
Maintenance Window
Date: Wednesday, July 2th, 2008
Maintenance Start Time: 12.30 PM MST
Estimated Maintenance duration: 5 hours
During this downtime, you and your customers will not be able to login to your Admin Panel.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you, but we are upgrading to service you better.
BookmarkIn response to my good colleague Matt, who hates blogs and thinks they're useless, I think blogging is great. I used to think 'blogs are useless, what do i care about some random person I've never met who has an opinion about something?'. But when you think about it, blogs are nothing but opinions, views, or explanations on a certain event or subject. Who in our society works for a media organization that gets to portrait their own personal view on the world?...Some guy (or girl) who gets paid to do so. Are we supposed to only listen to these people? Who are they to us? That's why blogs are a good service to society. Its the anonymous person who has their own opinion, and is able to relay their own views on a particular subject and isn't paid to do so or doesn't has the fortunate chance to express their opinion on the public just because they happen to work for a major media outlet because they have a journalist degree. The traffic (or audience) a blogger gets is judged by a mathematical algorithm that a major search engine deems relevant. I'd rather hear Google's or Yahoo's relevance rating than Rupert Murdock's! For example, how many movies have you seen that you enjoyed but the critics deemed crap? Or how many albums you bought sucked but some critic who works for Rolling Stone Magazine said it rocked? That's my point. Some person who gets paid because they kissed somebody's butt to get a job as a journalist gets to dictate whats good or bad.
Blogging, on the other hand, opens doors to everybody else who's opinion is just as valid as some jackass like Rush Limbaugh or Glenn Beck (man i hate that guy). Sure there are a lot of people who are totally ignorant and down right useless that have a blogging site, but at least you had the opportunity to read their pointless thoughts and form your own opinion.
Therefore, if you have a view, opinion or some indisputable facts about a subject, event, or life in general, Blog On!!!
<rantOn>The boss rounds up all of us into the conference room for a meeting. As he's going down the list of "things we need to do", he addresses me and tells me to start blogging. I hate blogging. I think blogging is stupid fad, and for me, a waste of time. I could be scratching my co-workers head while he programs, picking dirt out of my fingernails, watching dust collect on my desk, checking to see what day Thanksgiving falls on this year, chewing on my pen, or playing basketball with the lint in my pocket. ANYTHING but digitizing my thoughts and feelings for public consumption.
Well I asked the boss if he'd approve blogging about complaining about blogging and he threw me the thumbs up. I can't express more about how time consuming this process really becomes! First I need to think of something clever to write, then I need to re-read it for common-sense mistakes, then right click on every nugatory, red-underlined word to correct the spelling! And after years, and years and years of nonsensical posts on just about any subject; coming to the self realization that nobody actually reads these. No one will ever blog about these. No one will ever care about what I don't care about. Honestly, if you could take the sum of all that time and pour it into a more productive entity like tying shoes or pulling hairs off your keyboard, wouldn't you? Isn't a clean keyboard more beneficial than this? Or tightly tied shoes?
I'm starting to wonder how many SQL Queries it REALLY takes to display this waste of human resources. I actually had to use "the Google" to find the ASCII code for "less-than" character to proper ensure that my rantOn/rantOff tags appeared correctly. One must wonder just how much of my lunch was routed to the brain to come up with all this
...on the other hand...I am getting paid to do this :P </rantOff>
BookmarkToday we introduced a new set of features focusing on our mobile deployment. Now Easy Bill Online integrates seamlessly with your mobile device; You can Export contacts directly from Easy Bill Online into your phone book, Make direct phone calls from your Easy Bill Online Contact list, and more! Sign up a free 30 day FREE trial or take the quick tour now and see how Easy Bill Online can help streamline your small or large business today!
BookmarkEasy Bill Online is going down for scheduled maintenance on Saturday, June 14th. You will be unable to login or use any of our services during this time period. We expect to be back online Monday, June 16th in full force with added features!
Start manging your business wirelessly today with Easy Bill Onlines new office platform.
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All of Easy Bill Online’s desktop functionality now works on your blackberry, iPhone, or Windows Mobile Phone. Our application automatically recognizes your browswer and loads our mobile templates so you can add contacts, log project hours, book appointments, track expenses or mileage and everything else you can do in Easy Bill Online!

All of Easy Bill Online’s functionality works on your blackberry, iPhone, or Treo. Our application automatically recognizes your browswer and loads our mobile templates so you can add contacts, log project hours, book appointments, track expenses or mileage and everything else you can do in Easy Bill Online!

At Easy Bill, we understand the importance of keeping your information confidential and secure. Because of this, we have built the application so as to provide every safety assurance available. In addition, we are now employing Rackspace, the leading industry hosting service, to provide an even greater level of security for you.
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