Comments for LeeRaito.com http://leeraito.com Rhymes With Marketing & Idea Guy Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:18:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on Don’t Use Go To My PC by Lee http://leeraito.com/go-to-my-pc/#comment-1004 Lee Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:25:45 +0000 http://leeraito.com/go-to-my-pc/#comment-1004 <p>Hi Max,</p> <p>I disagree, and don't feel it is easier for the everday internet user. It doesn't do everything GoToMyPC does and comes with a list of bugs. http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/known-bugs.html </p> <p>Just because its free doesn't make it better!</p> Hi Max,

I disagree, and don’t feel it is easier for the everday internet user. It doesn’t do everything GoToMyPC does and comes with a list of bugs. http://www.realvnc.com/products/free/4.1/known-bugs.html

Just because its free doesn’t make it better!

]]> Comment on Don’t Use Go To My PC by Max http://leeraito.com/go-to-my-pc/#comment-988 Max Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:36:16 +0000 http://leeraito.com/go-to-my-pc/#comment-988 I use WinVnc to connect my home PC. Its a breeze to setup very secure and does not carry the joke monthly fee like goto my pc. I access the office PC via remote desktop setup by network admin. You cannot beat the security level offered by this method when setup correctly. If you have sensitive data on your PC never ever place it in the hands of third party security passing through http. I use WinVnc to connect my home PC. Its a breeze to setup very secure and does not carry the joke monthly fee like goto my pc.

I access the office PC via remote desktop setup by network admin. You cannot beat the security level offered by this method when setup correctly. If you have sensitive data on your PC never ever place it in the hands of third party security passing through http.

]]> Comment on Constant Contact versus Aweber by Michael Carnell http://leeraito.com/aweber-vs-constant-contact/#comment-978 Michael Carnell Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:58:07 +0000 http://leeraito.com/aweber-vs-constant-contact/#comment-978 Any real-life use comparrisons? And, any idea how Vertical Response (http://www.verticalresponse.com) compares in all this? They are less expensive, $10/month entry level, but are they any good? Any real-life use comparrisons? And, any idea how Vertical Response (http://www.verticalresponse.com) compares in all this? They are less expensive, $10/month entry level, but are they any good?

]]> Comment on WordPress Ping List 2008 by Mattias Wirf http://leeraito.com/wordpress-ping-list-2008/#comment-928 Mattias Wirf Sun, 16 Nov 2008 10:09:00 +0000 http://leeraito.com/wordpress-ping-list-2008/#comment-928 Great! Thanks, my traffic-curve seemed to take a steap climb upwords. Great! Thanks, my traffic-curve seemed to take a steap climb upwords.

]]> Comment on Don’t Use Go To My PC by admin http://leeraito.com/go-to-my-pc/#comment-894 admin Fri, 07 Nov 2008 21:43:38 +0000 http://leeraito.com/go-to-my-pc/#comment-894 Thought I would respond to Jason's comment (point # 6) and agree that you should check with your IT person first. But, some companies are actually using GoToMYPC becasue they are confident in Citrix's ability to keep their data secure. Here is a press release example: https://www.citrixonline.com/pr/pressRelease.tmpl?FileID=110508&nrgp=gotomypc&nryr=2008&SourceTemplate=expertcity%2Fnewsroom.tmpl%3Fnrgp%3Dgotomypc%26amp%3Bnryr%3D2008%26amp%3Bnrpf%3D0 Thought I would respond to Jason’s comment (point # 6) and agree that you should check with your IT person first. But, some companies are actually using GoToMYPC becasue they are confident in Citrix’s ability to keep their data secure. Here is a press release example: https://www.citrixonline.com/pr/pressRelease.tmpl?FileID=110508&nrgp=gotomypc&nryr=2008&SourceTemplate=expertcity%2Fnewsroom.tmpl%3Fnrgp%3Dgotomypc%26amp%3Bnryr%3D2008%26amp%3Bnrpf%3D0

]]> Comment on WordPress Ping List 2008 by Maia Consulting http://leeraito.com/wordpress-ping-list-2008/#comment-893 Maia Consulting Fri, 07 Nov 2008 17:23:50 +0000 http://leeraito.com/wordpress-ping-list-2008/#comment-893 Thank you for the list, I had a really old list from way back and needed to update it for many of the newer ping sites that are around now. Great job. Thank you for the list, I had a really old list from way back and needed to update it for many of the newer ping sites that are around now. Great job.

]]> Comment on The Power of No by Samta Molas http://leeraito.com/the-power-of-no/#comment-874 Samta Molas Sat, 25 Oct 2008 06:59:43 +0000 http://leeraito.com/the-power-of-no/#comment-874 As always, thank you for your time. After your response to my meeting request, I realized something very important. When I asked to meet with you this time, I clearly didn’t offer anything of immediate and compelling value to you and your business. As time equals money, why would any smart business person give up their valuable time for a meeting of unknown proportions? As always, thank you for your time. After your response to my meeting request, I realized something very important. When I asked to meet with you this time, I clearly didn’t offer anything of immediate and compelling value to you and your business. As time equals money, why would any smart business person give up their valuable time for a meeting of unknown proportions?

]]> Comment on Portage and Main Pedestrian Overpass Proposal by Dino Cule http://leeraito.com/portage-and-main/#comment-731 Dino Cule Tue, 07 Oct 2008 01:11:00 +0000 http://leeraito.com/portage-and-main/#comment-731 I like the general idea, but really, Portage and Main is just an intersection and nothing more. For this idea to really work, the overpass would have to lead somewhere other than back into the ground. Portage and Main will not become Times Square. I think that time and money would be better spent at revitalizing public spaces in areas such as the Alexander Docks or Old Market Square. Those two are examples places that could undergo a transformation along the lines of the Forks, as opposed to a downtown intersection. I like the general idea, but really, Portage and Main is just an intersection and nothing more. For this idea to really work, the overpass would have to lead somewhere other than back into the ground. Portage and Main will not become Times Square.

I think that time and money would be better spent at revitalizing public spaces in areas such as the Alexander Docks or Old Market Square. Those two are examples places that could undergo a transformation along the lines of the Forks, as opposed to a downtown intersection.

]]> Comment on Portage and Main Pedestrian Overpass Proposal by Derek http://leeraito.com/portage-and-main/#comment-726 Derek Mon, 06 Oct 2008 03:44:37 +0000 http://leeraito.com/portage-and-main/#comment-726 for sure a great concept, with such a great incentive to stay on foot and bring downtown some attraction for sure a great concept, with such a great incentive to stay on foot and bring downtown some attraction

]]> Comment on Portage and Main Pedestrian Overpass Proposal by Anonymous http://leeraito.com/portage-and-main/#comment-725 Anonymous Mon, 06 Oct 2008 02:35:33 +0000 http://leeraito.com/portage-and-main/#comment-725 First of all I think this is an idea whose time has come. Traversing of the “windiest and coldest intersection in the geographical heartland of North America" will no longer require the citizens and tourists alike to disappear in to the subterranean maze of confusion. Instead they will be able rise above it all and to gaze west, north and south. As they get off the escalator or the stairs in the climate controlled round about they are greeted by digital solar powered screen giving them a time, date temperature and wind speed and direction as well as street names and other pertinent information. For the tourists interactive digital monitors will explain all about Winnipeg. The visually and mobility impaired can easily access the roundabout with aid of a special levator/escalator. With regards to revenue, I would personally suggest more positive verbiage such as there will be a bidding war when entrepreneurs and businesses realize tremendous visibility the roundabout would offer. -Between geothermal, solar and wind this facility could become a showcase for all that is green - Conceivably the construction could be accomplished in a step fashion by using modular construction methods. Only one street would be affected during each module. - It does not make sense to even think about a open roundabout, with wind and snow it would literally become a white frozen elephant that no one would want to use. First of all I think this is an idea whose time has come.

Traversing of the “windiest and coldest intersection in the geographical heartland of North America” will no longer require the citizens and tourists alike to disappear in to the subterranean maze of confusion. Instead they will be able rise above it all and to gaze west, north and south. As they get off the escalator or the stairs in the climate controlled round about they are greeted by digital solar powered screen giving them a time, date temperature and wind speed and direction as well as street names and other pertinent information. For the tourists interactive digital monitors will explain all about Winnipeg. The visually and mobility impaired can easily access the roundabout with aid of a special levator/escalator.

With regards to revenue, I would personally suggest more positive verbiage such as there will be a bidding war when entrepreneurs and businesses realize tremendous visibility the roundabout would offer.
-Between geothermal, solar and wind this facility could become a showcase for all that is green
- Conceivably the construction could be accomplished in a step fashion by using modular construction methods. Only one street would be affected during each module.
- It does not make sense to even think about a open roundabout, with wind and snow it would literally become a white frozen elephant that no one would want to use.

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