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<title>Sales techniques for new entrepreneurs - Part 1</title>
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<description>Selling exists in various forms, from trying to convince an Angel Investor to part with cash to signing-up an integral supplier. Selling isn&rsquo;t just convincing a punter to buy from you, this is why selling is an essential skill for any entrepreneur.
Here&rsquo;s the good news, salesmen aren&rsquo;t born they are made. You may think that having the gift of the gab is a prerequisite for selling, this is a huge misconception &ndash; nothing could be further from the truth.
In Part 1 I&rsquo;ll be covering how to get the appointment, then in Part 2 I&rsquo;ll detail how to conduct a sales appointment and the all-important close.</description>
<pubDate>2009-03-09 14:51:53</pubDate>	
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<title>Adobe AIR - what's with the high CPU load</title>
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<description>I've recently been working on a little Twitter client in Adobe AIR, and have spent the last weeks battling with optimisation, particularly in the realm of CPU load.</description>
<pubDate>2009-02-18 10:01:00</pubDate>	
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<title>XML, XSLT, flash, a CMS and Disable Output Escaping (DOE)</title>
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A number of requirements for a recent project using our CMS Site Foundry had us learning a few new things about XSLT and XML, as well as observing the arguments for and against Disable Output Escaping.
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<pubDate>2007-10-09 13:30:58</pubDate>	
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