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		<title>Import Current Plone Site Into Joomla?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/>I recently got handed a project that will require a new CMS. Currently the site that I need to update is running on Plone. I&#8217;ve been researching other CMS&#8217;s and found Joomla to be a good match for what this company wants.</p>
<p>I was wondering if there was some way of importing the current sites SQL into Joomla? I&#8217;m more of a front end programmer and have little working knowledge of SQL or Apache or the like and was curious if there is an Ap or an extension I can use to perform something like this.<br/><a href='http://www.momentsofelegance.com/blog'>party planning blog</a></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[You&#8217;re constantly looking for more ways to improve your site&#8217;s user experience. Whether it&#8217;s a streamlined layout that enables your users to quickly find what they&#8217;re looking for or fresh daily content to keep them coming back. You&#8217;re continually working to better engage your site&#8217;s users because you know that the more engaged visitors to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br/><br/><br/>You&#8217;re constantly looking for more ways to improve your site&#8217;s user experience. Whether it&#8217;s a streamlined layout that enables your users to quickly find what they&#8217;re looking for or fresh daily content to keep them coming back. You&#8217;re continually working to better engage your site&#8217;s users because you know that the more engaged visitors to your site are, the more money you&#8217;ll make, whether it&#8217;s from additional ad impressions / better click rates or from higher sale rates / reduced time to sale.<br/><br/>Better or fresher content is usually the goal but often you don&#8217;t have the time or resources to improve upon your current standards. Or perhaps you&#8217;ve got great content but you&#8217;d like to find a better way of delivering the specific content of interest to the different visitor types to your site. Wouldn&#8217;t it be nice if there was a resource that you could tap to provide you with fresh, daily content that could also be targeted to each site user on an individual basis based upon who they are and what they&#8217;re interested in? Or how about a service that could take your existing content and deliver it uniquely tailored to each visitors preferences and current interests?<br/><br/>This author has found a new technology that will enable any webmaster to increase their bottom line, whether it be from increased ad sales or product sales. This technology is fully configurable and customizable to your site and can be used to significantly increase your sites stickiness, popularity, and revenues.<br/><br/>This new technology is called myPageo (see mypageo.com), a free content delivery mechanism which resides in the empty space to the left and right of a webpage, viewable by users with higher resolution monitors. This technology enables you to leverage this space to: aggregate select content into a single, &#8220;top of mind&#8221; space for the user; deliver 3rd party content relevant to each user per their personal preferences and session activity; and to deliver targeted display, contextual, or in-text advertising.<br/><a href='http://www.momentsofelegance.com/catalog/baby-shower-favors-c-103.html'>baby shower favors</a></p>
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