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Avatars – How To Make Your Avatar In 5 Minutes.

Looking for an avatar on line can be frustrating at times. Just last Saturday I was looking for a forum avatar, and a way on how to create my own avatar fast. I found some tutorials but in general they had avatars that just didn’t look good or it was way too technical. I am not a photo shop user and have not hours of time to spend on creating an avatar.

I searched also for avatar clothing, accessories and ways to personalize myself.

Based upon my research I wanted something like that:

Zero cost. I wanted a free avatar Easy to use, no technical mambo jumbo Big selection of avatar clothing and accessories Pre-made Characters

In my frustration i I made a post on my MySpace site hoping for a tip. A friend of mine replied to me with a tip on a program I should check out.

The suggested program of my MySpace buddy got my attention. To my surprise it had all the features I was after. The selection of avatars was very cool too, so I gave it a shot!

I downloaded a small file to my computer, registered and after only 9 minutes I had my own personal avatar, ready to be uploaded to my favorite forum!

And not just that, it came with a sweet bonus that included a huge collection of animated 3D wallpapers, free on line greeting cards (very handy during holiday season) and a bonus program to pimp my MySpace and Facebook profile page, from graphics to premade profile layouts. And yep, the whole thing didn’t cost me a cent. My tip, go for the simple things, they are usually the best. How to create a funny avatar or animated avatar now is easy for me, plus I stand out of the crowd in a cool way and so can you.



By: Sam T. Johnson

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Twitter has already turned you into a nexus for the input and output of information. You follow and are followed by hundreds of users, and you occupy an ever-changing, fascinating network of information that comes in and goes out all the time. However, there are times when you can’t be at your computer, with your phone, or anything else. Sometimes you have to sleep, sometimes you’re on vacation, or perhaps your boss has yelled at you for wasting work time twittering. Perhaps you just need to take a break from looking at that screen and all those birds.

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Ever wished you could be in two places at once? Automating your tweets with Automate Twitter allows you to come closer than ever before to a sense of instant telepathy. You can think about a message you want to send the world at an auspicious time, if only you had your phone. But you already keyed it into Automate Twitter the night before, so you have the thought, it gets sent to the world, and voila. It’s the future, happening now.



By: Albert Matthews

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