My View On Things

All Contents Copyright 2010 by PlanetCabinet

Welcome to my view on things of this world. This is where I get to write what I want, when I want, about things that interest me. Expect me to ramble from topic to topic, because that's what I'm going to do. If you like what you see, feel free to bookmark this site. I'll try my best to keep it fresh and updated frequently.


Wednesday 22 September 2010 - Cheap Cigars Anyone? <--click for full story

I'm not a super huge fan of smoking, but I do love a good pipe of tobacco or a nice cigar every once in a while. It's a private pleasure. My goal is to one day own a smoking jacket and a really nice chair to put in my library/den so I can go there every once in a while and light up a really nice smoke and just relax the stress of the day away. Smoking can be an expensive proposition, so it's important to find a good source of quality product at an affordable price. That's what Cigar Worlds offers. They offer reviews of the best cigars available, and the prices waver around the $5 mark. Expect to pay anywhere from $4 to $6.50 for each cigar you purchase. Ah yes, nothing better than a good cigar, a glass of jack, and a fine book...


Wednesday 22 September 2010 - Search Engine Optimization <--click for full story

I'm always on the lookout for ideas on how to make my website more visible, so I've frequently taken a look at search engine optimization, also known as SEO. Those three letters spark fear in the hearts of weaker souls. People talk SEO like they know all about it. And then you dig a little deeper, and you realize they know just about as much as you do, maybe even less. Not with London SEO Expert. In my journeys to find more information, I ran across their website, mostly lured in by the Free SEO Report. They actually know what they're doing, and if you look at the contents of their website, you'll find lots of useful material and information, not a lot of fluff. If you are based in the UK, or more specifically, London, this is a great resource for you. But even if you're in Timbuktu, they can still help you. In any case, you'll get a lot of use from the free resources here, and don't forget to sign up for their free report. You won't regret it.


Tuesday 21 September 2010 - Monitored Medical Alert Systems <--click for full story

Do you or someone you know have mobility issues? Or maybe you live alone and might need assistance in the event of an accident. If this is the case, you should check out True Med Alert. If you are familiar with the "I've fallen and I can't get up" commercials, you know exactly what I mean. These devices are true life savers. Some people may make fun of the commercial, but the problem is serious and more frequent than you realize. A friend of mine's mother fell walking to the kitchen from her bedroom. She ended up fracturing her ankle and could not move. The pain was almost unbearable as she sat there on the floor waiting for someone to come home. Fortunately, it was only 15 or so minutes, but what if it was all day? The nice thing about the devices from this company are the extended range. With 600 feet, you can be out working in your garden or getting the mail at the corner mailbox, and you'll still be covered. And it doesn't even have to be a fall. It could be a stroke or heart attack, and if that's the case, the sooner you can get treatment, the better your chances. Why take the risk?


Sunday 19 September 2010 - Microchip Cat Flaps - Pet Porte <--click for full story

Got cats that spend time indoors and outdoors? Are they microchipped? Then you are a candidate for a cool new product. It's called the Pet Porte cat flap. Install on your door like any other pet flap, and it allows your microchipped cat to come in but keeps all the other neighbor cats out. No more strange cats in your house and no more supporting the neighbor cats with your cat's food supply. Only your cat can enter and exit. Not only does it save you money in unwasted food, it secures your home from marauding cats that may not be as nice to the inside of your house as your own cat. Works with FDX-B type microchips. Check it out.


Sunday 19 September 2010 - VPS Hosting in Europe <--click for full story

If your business is based in Europe and you find yourself in need of VPS hosting, not just web hosting, you should check out EuroVPS. VPS hosting is more than just web hosting. It offers you a complete "virtual" environment where you can run programs, set up daily jobs to run in the background, or even set up automated software such as forex applications for trading the market while you're not there. Some places offer Linux-based VPS hosting and other places offer Windows-based VPS hosting. EuroVPS offers both, and their specialty is Cloud Hosting. Unfamiliar with cloud hosting? Visit their website for more details.


Sunday 19 September 2010 - LightPayDayLoans <--click for full story

You ever have one of those situations where you're short on cash and you need to cover a few things before your next payday? Yeah, it happens. It's a situation that calls for something like a payday loan, and instead of finding a place around town, you can find one right on the Internet. There's a company called Light PayDay Loan that makes the process easy. Fill out one application, and they connect you with a number of payday lenders. Use the one with the best setup, and you'll cover your overage in no time.


Saturday 18 September 2010 - TinyMints Weight Loss Mint <--click for full story

Always on the lookout for a better, faster method of losing weight, I'm trying a new product called tinymints that not only supresses your appetite but also gives you the much needed energy that you need when going through a tough dieting day. The ingredients are all natural and include things like Chocolate Extract, Green Tea, and Grape Skin. Expect real results in only 30 days using this new system. The great thing about it is, with tinymints, you won't have cravings for in-between meal snacks, which is one of the major deterrents to weight loss. You'll also start eating smaller portions because you'll feel full a lot faster. Plus, with the weight loss, you gain extra energy, so the feeling you have will spur you on to continue your weight loss plan. Try it without risk for 14 days and only pay $4.95 for shipping. I'm excited by it and hope to finally lose the weight I want to lose. I'll keep you up to date on my progress.


Friday 17 September 2010 - Woodworking Business Guide <--click for full story

Have you ever given any thought to setting up a woodworking business? This really only applies to someone who is really interested in woodworking, be it making furniture or crafting toys and other cool things out of wood. If sanding and lathe work are your thing, then check out Woodworking Business Guide. It is full of tips for how to get set up with your own Woodworking Business. The site includes questions you should ask yourself before venturing into something like this, as well as a checklist of things you should be aware of before launching. If you love woodworking and you want to think about making it into a business, check out this website.


Friday 17 September 2010 - The Green Moving Box <--click for full story

There's only one thing worse than having to help someone move, and that is helping someone else to move right afterwards. It must be my fate. I just recently helped my sister-in-law move from here to Texas, which meant packing up her one bedroom apartment. I really had no idea how much stuff could accumulate in a tiny one bedroom apartment over the course of 3 years. It was a lot, and finding boxes to pack everything up was a chore. And of course, there's the feeling guilty part, guilty that you're contributing to the clearcutting of the rainforest with each set of boxes you buy from the moving store or WalMart. OK, maybe they make some of the box from recycled material, but you can never know exactly how much. If only I had found The Green Moving Box company before all of this. They will rent you moving boxes made from 100% recycled plastic for your residential and office moves. And these are not cheesy boxes. They are extremely sturdy and easy to stack. They'll deliver the boxes 1 week before your move and then arrange to pick them up 1 week after you get to your destination. It's a great idea, and I really like the fact that their boxes can be reused 500 times before they can no longer be used. Have you ever tried reusing a cardboard box? Maybe twice and it starts falling apart. These really are green moving boxes and I heartily recommend them.


Thursday 16 September 2010 - Ultimate Sales Site <--click for full story

Do you market on the Internet, or do you want to try your hand at marketing on the Internet? There are many ways to do it, and it can be confusing and overwhelming. What you need is a site that puts it all together for you. That's what Ultimate Sales Site does for you. This is a fast, affordable way to get a small business website designed to build a prospect list and generate leads. Their product includes everything you need, not only to get started, but to get the whole job done. It comes with a 100% money back guarantee plus 5 bonuses. And if you order by 9/30/10, you save $50. Act soon!


Thursday 16 September 2010 - Pink Guitars <--click for full story

I went to my local Guitar Center the other day to pick up some strings for my old Epiphone acoustic guitar. It had been a while since I last ventured into a music store, so I was surprised at how flashy instruments had become. As a matter of fact, they were really trying to go beyond the plain, with lines of guitars in different shades and different shapes. It was kind of amazing. And then I found this web site called Pink Guitars that offered nothing but, you guessed it, pink guitars. We're talking electric guitars, acoustic guitars, guitars for children, and even guitar accessories. Yeah, it's a niche, but it might actually be a really big niche. After all, have you seen how many products are located in the "pink" aisle at your local Target store? You know which aisle I mean. It's the one with all the Barbie and Barbie-like products. There's a definite market out there, and I think this site has found it.


Thursday 16 September 2010 - Toy of the Decade? <--click for full story

Check out Toy of The Decade. It promises to tell you about the most amazing toy that's debuting on September 30th. It doesn't tell you much, but it gives a few clues, and if you are the least bit curious (and you know you are), you'll want to visit the web site. They offer clues that are available from Twitter and FaceBook, and they even have clues on the web site. Wow, a toy that will have an impact on climate change? How cool is that? Personally, I hope it's not the next Pet Rock or Breeding Sand. My guess is it's something that's very cool and maybe retro, something that you or maybe even your kids will want to play with all the time. You know you're curious, so go check them out!

Monday 13 September 2010 - Elite eBook Design <--click for full story

Planning on writing an eBook? If so, you need to give some thought to the cover. There's that old adage that a book is judged by its cover. This is especially true in the electronic world, where people try to get an impression of your book simply by gazing at its cover on some website. What you present to them is important, so a good looking eBook Design is essential. It needs to evoke professionalism and give the reader a good sense of what the book is about. You've spent a good chunk of time writing a book, so don't skimp on the cover. Make it really good. Make it as good as the contents of your book. Elite eBook Design will deliver you the design your book truly deserves.


Monday 13 September 2010 - Hugo de Figueredo <--click for full story

My friend in the UK is looking for a new designer to help him revamp his website. He found Hugo de Figueredo, a designer in Switzerland. He wanted me to tell him what I thought. I took a look at the website and the first thing that caught my eye was the wide variety of work he has done. He deals with XHTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, and more. And the websites he's done already are quite impressive. He speaks French, English, and Portuguese, so communication is not a problem. I told my friend that if his rates were decent, Hugo looks like a really good designer that I myself would use. I would rate him a really good choice for any web work, as his eye for design is sharp.


Sunday 12 September 2010 - Fisher-Price Learning Toys <--click for full story

Remember the toys from your childhood? I still remember some of mine. I got a lot of junk when I was a kid, but I also got some toys that endured the test of time. You know the ones I mean. They were the ones that you went back to after you tired of the new ones you just got. More likely than not, the name of the toy would be Fisher-Price. That's because they know how to make toys that kids really want to play with. Child Learning Toys not only exercise the body, they also exercise the mind. They give kids a reason to play that becomes exciting and fun. They don't just follow the movie lines from their favorite tv characters. They actually interact with the toys, which in many cases, have no television or movie tie-in. Check out the toys on the Fisher-Price Learning Toys website. Maybe you'll see some blasts from the past. And if you wonder why they've lasted this long, well maybe because they're good toys.


Sunday 12 September 2010 - Tablet PC and EBook Reader News <--click for full story

Curious as to whether the iPad from Apple has any serious competition yet, I recently discovered a new web site with some of the latest and greatest information regarding new tablet pc products coming out or that have just been recently released. There's a news section, rumours section, and general information about most of the currently available tablet pc's and ebook readers out there. If you are looking for a site devoted to these cool little gadgets and wondering what to spend your hard earned cash on, tabletboom is the site you're looking for.


Friday 10 September 2010 - Ultra Easy Wealth <--click for full story

Want to make $5,000 to $10,000 per month in only 20 to 30 minutes a day? Check out Ultra Easy Wealth. It works fairly simple. Sign up and you get access to some great products that can help you with health and fitness, children and parenting, real estate, credit secrets, cooking and recipes, home and garden. It looks like a really easy product to sell, as the library of resources you get keeps growing. We're talking some great products here. It's called the Power Pack Library. You get access to it all by being a member. Sign up people below you, and make some serious cash here. They've already done everything for you. Spend a half an hour working your new business each day and within eight short weeks, you could be making $5,000 to $10,000 each and every month. And you need zero experience to do this. They help you through the whole process. Check it out.


Tuesday 7 September 2010 - Medical Spa MD <--click for full story

Medical Spa is an active community of plastic surgeons, cosmetic dermatologists, aesthetic physicians, laser clinics, skin clinics, and med spas. If you are interested in any of these, there are plenty of useful articles and information. Over 4,000 medical members can be found, and more than 50,000 people visit the website every month. Joining Medical Spa MD is absolutely free, and you will have access to exclusive information, forums, and content simply not available to non-members. Maybe you are researching a particular procedure or aspect of medicine, such as laser clinics, or perhaps you are looking for a way to promote your own clinic. In either case, it's definitely worth checking this site out.

Monday 6 September 2010 - Everett Day Spas <--click for full story

If you live in Everett, Washington, or are planning on visiting in the near future, and you find yourself looking for a day spa, there is a new directory of day spas in that area of the country. Visit Everett Day Spa for a listing of all the day spas in the area. It's an alphabetical list and will get updated as new day spas come along.

Monday 6 September 2010 - Free Articles Directory <--click for full story

They say that one of the best ways to promote your site is to have really good content. One of the ways to have really good content is to have relevant articles on your website, but writing articles is time-consuming and also takes basic writing skills. Not all of us are blessed with the ability to write cool articles, so where can one turn? There are plenty of places on the Internet where you can get free articles, and one I've just discovered is a site called Play It Forward, a free articles site where you can submit your own articles or use the articles that have already been published. Articles are available in many different categories and the site includes reviews, how-to's, guides, etc. If you are looking for content, you will probably find it here. A tag cloud shows you the current popular keywords, and there's a list of the latest 50 articles on the main page of the site. Right below the list of these latest 50 articles is a list of the active categories, everything from Business to Wedding Receptions. Check out the available articles. You'll probably find exactly what you're looking for in order to round out the content of your latest website.

Monday 6 September 2010 - Learning Modern Meditation <--click for full story

It seems like we live in a time where our days become more and more stressful, no matter what we try. Welcome to the modern era. No matter what we do, it just feels like there too big of a load to deal with and no matter how much we think we're whittling down the list of things that need to get done, the list just keeps getting bigger and bigger. What ever happened to being able to simply stop and smell the roses? Can that kind of feeling even apply anymore? Of course it can. No matter what life hands you, if you don't watch yourself, you're going to burn out and not be any good to anyone. Meditation might help you in times like this. There's a great website that teaches you how to meditate in a very practical manner. It's called Learning Modern Meditation and was developed by Mike Skinner, whose picture you see above. The techniques used are easy, well written, and absolutely free. No need to take months of exclusive time to learn any of this. Fit it right into your busy modern lifestyle. And one of the really nice parts of the site is the ability to contribute your own web pages which can then get published on the site. Share your experiences or techniques with others. And if you'd like to go even further, enjoy the book reviews and input from other readers.


Sunday 5 September 2010 - Save money getting deals <--click for full story

Save money getting deals and make money selling discounts? That's the point of this website with its handpicked deals, coupons, and discounts to help you save money. With more than 25 categories to choose from, you'll be sure to find some cool deals. They range from categories such as Art, Computers, Music, Restaurants, Travel, and much more. Each category is further split into many subcategories. Keep clicking to find exactly the kind of deal you're looking for. So, how does it work? eDelve brings together online bargain shoppers looking for specific, often unique discounts, and users who can provide those discounts for finders' fees. It's an online deal exchange place, where buyers are able to purchase desired products or services at lower prices, since the finders fees paid are significantly less that the resulting savings. Sellers benefit by collecting finders' fees for finding the discounts and making them available to sellers, or for providing information on where particular discounts can be found. So, if you like the idea of helping others find a great deal, you can make a nice side income here.


Saturday 4 September 2010 - Fetch Every Episode of Every Show You Want <--click for full story

StreamWP is a great tool if you have a wordpress website or know how to set one up. Basically, it will fetch every episode of every show you want. No more searching over a multitude of websites to find what you want. Better yet, it comes with tools to promote your website so that you get visitors from all over, thousands per day if that's what you are looking for. And it work automatically in the background. If you've heard of auto-blogging, this is it for video content. Best of all, the basic version of StreamWP is absolutely free. You can try it out and see if it meets your needs. If you want more, there are a bunch of add-ons you can buy that gives StreamWP even more functionality. If you have a wordpress site, or know how to set one up, you really should give this product a try. Who knows? Maybe you can monetize your site and make a few bucks along the way.


Saturday 4 September 2010 - Cloud Hosting <--click for full story

Need Windows-based web hosting? Why not try cloud hosting. Cloud is the big buzzword these days. Everything is in the cloud. What exactly is cloud hosting? Ask 10 people and you might get 10 different answers. Basically, it's virtual hosting that exists in a cloud composed of many different servers. The hosting exists in the cloud and not on a specific server. This gives you the redundancy you need plus the ability to scale your needs up or down depending on circumstance. If you need more resources, they can be dynamically added. Need more RAM or CPU or hard disk space? No problem. Cloud Hosting gives you the flexibility and power to take on any hosting project no matter how big it grows, and Pay Per Cloud is a great choice if you are looking for Windows-based Cloud Computing.


Friday 3 September 2010 - Lil Wayne Posters <--click for full story

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few years, you know who Lil Wayne is. That's the stage name for Dwayne Michael Carter. He was born in New Orleans, LA and was a truly gifted performer who went on to sell millions of records as a rap star. Interestingly, he cited the rock band Nirvana as one of his major influences. There's a site that specializes in selling Lil Wayne Posters and you can find some pretty great deals there. Check it out. An interesting tidbit: He doesn't go by the name Dwayne because that's the name of his dad, and since they have no relationship, he didn't want to give him any credit, so he dropped the 'd'.


Friday 3 September 2010 - Best Speech Topics <--click for full story

Let's say you have to give a speech next week. Let's also say that it's for a class assignment. Finally, let's say that you have absolutely no clue about the subject matter of the speech. Where do you turn? If you are looking for sample speech topics, you can't go wrong with the This Speech Topics Website. Not only will it give you ideas for what you should talk about, it also gives tips on how to deal with anxiety, fears, and how you can rid yourself of public speaking phobias. Let's face it, most of us aren't born speakers. It's a skill that needs to be learned and honed. This site gives you a lot of tools that will help you become better at writing a decent speech and delivering it in a way that is powerful and persuasive.


Thursday 2 September 2010 - Butterscotch Blankees <--click for full story

Someone you know going to have a baby soon? Maybe there's that baby shower you're supposed to attend in a couple of months. Still wondering what you should get as a present? How about a personalized blanket! Baby Stroller Blankets are all the rage, and a personalized one from Butterscotch Blankees would fit the bill quite nicely. You can get them designed with a name and symbol, maybe a monogramme, or even a graphic of something you really hope the kid will be holding when he grows up, like a football or baseball bat. It's really a unique gift and will really stand out from the humdrum crowd of gifts you usually see at a baby shower. Maybe you have your own baby on its way. Why not commemorate the event with one of these personalized creations? All are hand-made and really beautiful. The company also offers throws and custom pillows.


Thursday 2 September 2010 - New York Computer Consulting <--click for full story

If you have a heavy construction company, medical practice, or professional service company, and you are based in the New York Metropolitan area, you need to find a good source for New York Computer Consulting. You don't need a national company or an international company. You need a company that knows your area, your specialties, and exactly what it takes to run the IT part of your business. Zbrella is one such company. They offer computer consulting in the New York City metropolitan area. Zbrella focuses on data backup, electronic medical records, EMR systems, and computer systems for heavy construction companies and construction job sites. Many companies are now outsourcing their IT needs. It's sometimes too difficult to keep up with how quickly things change, and maintaining a full-time person to work on it may not be cost-effective. Consider an IT consulting company when IT support becomes a burden and takes away from the main goal of your company, which is to provide an excellent experience for your customers.


Thursday 2 September 2010 - Portfolio Solutions <--click for full story

Know you need to start thinking about investing for your future but don't know exactly where to start? Treading the murky waters of investment options is risky business. No one wants to be another Bernie Madoff victim. Besides yourself, who can you really trust? How about a company that doesn't promise inflated claims and actually delivers the goods? What you need is a really good investment advisor. Portfolio Solutions is a low fee investment advisor that follows a tight fisted, low fee, low cost strategy to keep money invested. Portfolio solutions aims to capture market returns at the lowest possible cost. What that means to you is, solid returns and little risk. The financial market may take years to completely recover. And many companies will come and go. What you need is a company that's been through the roughest part of the financial downturn and not only survived, but survived well. This is one of those companies.


Thursday 2 September 2010 - EMR Electronic Medical Records Software <--click for full story

We live in the 21st century. At least, that's what I thought last time I checked. However, there appears to be a lot of the world that is still living in a part of the dark ages where businesses or organizations still exchange information the old fashioned way - by carrier pigeon. What happened to the great paperless society we were supposed to find ourselves in? If you ask me, I think we generate more paper today than ever before. EMR Software, powered by Microsoft Office and provided by Glostream, is trying to change that, at least for the medical profession. I find it kind of odd that for a lot of medical practices, there is no clearcut solution for exchanging information. EMR systems are now mandated by the federal government, who is providing stimulus incentive money for doctors to adopt EMR systems. So, really, there is no excuse for your doctor or any doctor to adopt new technology and start living in the 21st century with you. Maybe they won't go back to making housecalls, but at least they'll be able to have quick access to your records and know exactly what they are doing without looking for a manila folder that may or may not have that latest test result.

Wednesday 1 September 2010 - Direct Response Television <--click for full story

Who do you think of when you hear the phrase "or your money back". It was coined by the advent of something called Direct Response Television, and one of the pioneers in this industry was Aivin Eicoff. It was partly because of him that the 800 number came into being. And his company is still around and doing great, the leading DRTV Agency in the business. Some of their major clients include Cisco, New York Life, Quicken Loans, and Walgreens. Want to see some of their spots? Click on the our work button, and you'll see examples for Cetaphil, Lumber Liquidators, and more. And if you want to learn about the power of direct response television, check out their DRTV Quiz to gain some interesting knowledge of DRTV.

Tuesday 31 August 2010 - Salvia Divinorum <--click for full story

Salvia Divinorum is a plant that grows mostly in the Mazateca region of Mexico. Usually smoked, chewed, or brewed, its main purpose is to give its user an altered state of consciousness. In other words, you trip on it. Unlike marijuana, which is illegal in almost all parts of the USA, Salvia Divinorum is legal most places. There are 13 states in the US that prohibit its use, but that means that it's mostly fine to use in the other states. Like alcohol, the effects of this plant should only be experienced in a safe place, such as your home. Definitely do not drive or do anything dangerous. Like most drugs, the trips you can take differ based on the quantity and potency you use. If you would like to learn more about it, visit the Salvia Divinorum Information website.


Monday 30 August 2010 - Gift Ideas to Un-Stump Your Brain <--click for full story

Ever get stuck figuring out what to give a special someone? It can be frustrating. Some people have everything they want and refuse to give you an idea of what you could get them. Some even claim they don't want you to buy them a thing, and then they get that hurt look when you say "OK". If you're ever wondering what to give someone who is difficult to shop for, there's a site that will give you unique gift ideas. This helpful blog will exercise your brain and come up with great ideas for everyone on your list. And the ideas are greatly unique, such as jewelry made from recycled skateboards. Now, would you come up with that one yourself?


Sunday 29 August 2010 - GiveSimple <--click for full story

Looking for a gift for that special someone? You've heard the adage that the best gifts come in small packages. How about the adage that simplicity is elegant? GiveSimple is an online store that sticks to the second adage. You can find great gift ideas here. They list gifts by occasion, purpose, and even price range. Need something for a bridal shower or for the new mom? Or how about a graduation present? You've got handbags, candles, kitchen items, gifts for men, and even jewelry. No matter who you're shopping for, you'll find something perfect for them here.


Friday 27 August 2010 - The Blog of Brendan Pickering <--click for full story

I've just started twittering. You know, Twitter, that social web thing that everyone seems to be using these days? There are lot of interesting people on there, twittering away their lives, or least doing their best to describe what's happening in their lives in what appears to be real-time. How it works is, you try to find people that have interests that you like or write about stuff you like or maybe have the same gripes as you do. Then, you follow them so you can see what they write about all day. I've found a few interesting people so far. One is Brendan Pickering. You can visit his twitter page Here. Like me, he likes entrepreneurship and coca-cola. Unlike me, he likes baseball. Like me, he's been in the USA and Canada. Unlike me, he's been to India. And also unlike me, he has 70 followers and I have 2. And I'm not quite sure how I got those 2. Brendan's tweets are interesting, so I've become one of his followers, which means I get a tweet everytime he writes something. Sounds kind of strange doesn't it? If you don't know twitter, it almost sounds fanatical. But you know what? Sometimes the tweets from people are way more interesting than any soap opera you can watch on tv, and maybe you'll learn something. Like that Brent Spiner (Data from Star Trek TNG) is one of his followers. How cool is that?

Friday 27 August 2010 - Internet Sales Made Easy <--click for full story

If you're like me, you are constantly trying to figure out ways to make money on the Internet. Some ideas work right out of the box, while other ideas take time to get going. Then there are the ones that never get off the ground. Most of them. What can you do to be more successful selling stuff on the Internet? You need to find good and useful information on what works and what doesn't. One great place with just such information is Colin F Brennan's site with Free Internet Marketing Tutorials. The articles are well-written, and you really can learn a lot about this subject. Some recent topics are viral marketing, blogging, and google adsense. Check it out if you're looking for ways to jumpstart your marketing efforts.

Thursday 26 August 2010 - Conquer Sugar Cravings <--click for full story

If you are suffering from sugar addiction, you should check out Conquer Sugar Cravings. This plan is not about banishing sugar from your diet. There are dozens, maybe hundreds of varieties of sugar found in our food, and not all of them are bad. The sugars found in things like fresh fruits and vegetables, brown rice, and whole grains provide vital nutrients and energy that everyone needs to grow and stay healthy.

This plan is about getting rid of the unhealthy sugars like the ones that are killing you - the ones that keep you from having the energy to care for your family, or even to stay awake after dinner. Things like table sugar, high-fructose corn syrup, and the highly refined carbohydrates you find in white bread and pasta.


Thursday 26 August 2010 - Budapest, Hungary <--click for full story

Budapest is the capital of Hungary. It is also its largest city with a population a little over 1.7 million people. It is certainly a big enough city to have a lot going on in it. So, how do you find the jewels of information regarding Budapest? On of the nice ways of doing it is checking the BudapestZIN website. It's updated frequently and gives you a good glimpse of life in Budapest. For example, there is a really nice article about the Cafe New York, which some consider one of the most beautiful cafes in the world. And if you check out the pictures, you'll understand why. Here's an example:

For another example, check out the pictures of the Sugar! Shop with its candy-themed decor. It proves that Budapest is not just about beautiful old buildings but also about fun and new styles. In all, the website is well-designed and a pleasure to read through.


Wednesday 25 August 2010 - Energy Saving Tips <--click for full story

Who doesn't want to save money on home utility bills. Ask 50 people that question, and unless there's dead people in the room, you're going to get 50 people answering yes. If you're not one of the dead people, then visit Energy Saving House Tips right now, and see how you can slash your home utility bill in half in just 7 days. Sounds hard to believe doesn't it? Well, visit the site and see for yourself.

Tuesday 24 August 2010 - Everything for your Blackberry <--click for full story

Do you own a Blackberry PDA? Need accessories? No matter what you are looking for, even if it's an entirely new phone, you can't go wrong with Everything 4 Blackberry. They've got just about every accessory you would ever need, including chargers, cables, keypads, cases, extra batteries, and much more. If you need blackberry accessories, visit this website.


Tuesday 24 August 2010 - Duvet Covers <--click for full story

Winter is coming. I know it's still a ways away, but it is coming. Right now, it's about 100 degrees outside right now here in Sacramento, but it does get cold when the heat leaves and December enters the picture. If you're looking for something to keep you warm at night, consider a duvet. What is a duvet? Well, it's just another way of saying comforter. A duvet is usually stuffed with down (bird feathers), which insulates really well. With a proper duvet, there's no getting cold at night and very little need to put on layers upon layers of blankets. To keep a duvet clean, you should use a duvet cover. They keep your duvet clean and act as a barrier between you and possible allergens in the duvet itself. And it is much easier to wash or replace a duvet cover. For more information on duvet covers, visit this helpful website.

Tuesday 24 August 2010 - Cool Kids Rooms <--click for full story

When I was growing up, I had my own room, and I had dreams of decorating it like the inside of a treehouse, complete with wooden walls and vines hanging off of them. Of course, my mom did not appreciate my thoughts on the matter, and I got racecar wallpaper instead. Oh, well. Times have changed and now having a treehouse motif doesn't sound all that crazy. As a matter of fact, having a really cool room is a dream that may actually come true for kids these days. Check out Cool Kids Rooms for ideas on what is possible. The site has some really great ideas for decorating kids rooms, no matter the age range and no matter if it's a boy or girl, or even an infant or toddler. They have lots of photographs of sample rooms and suggestions for choosing colors, wall designs, and how to decorate windows. If you want ideas for decorating a kids room, this is a site you have to visit.


Monday 23 August 2010 - SmartSmoker <--click for full story

Have you heard of the electronic cigarette? It's a device that looks like a real cigarette. You can inhale and get a buzz from the nicotine cartridge. You can even blow "smoke rings". It looks and feels just like the real thing. But it's a lot cleaner. It doesn't create real smoke, and what you inhale is a rather safe vapor that doesn't do the damage smoke from real cigarettes can cause. As a matter of fact, if you are looking for a way to kick the cigarette habit, these electronic cigarettes may be just what you are looking for. You get the nicotine delivery without the downsides of a real cigarette. Also, they are legal to use in places that cigarettes aren't allowed, such as bars, restaurants, etc. Want the plain tobacco taste? Not a problem. How about menthol? You can get a cartridge for that as well. Each cartridge lasts the equivalent of 10 to 15 cigarettes, and a pack of 10 cartridges is $18, so it's even less expensive than smoking real cigarettes. I used to smoke when I was younger, and I recently tried one of these electronic cigarettes, and you know what? It gives you all the pleasure of smoking without any of the nasty side-effects. If you're looking for a better alternative to real cigarettes, you've got a real option here.


Monday 23 August 2010 - VideoWhisper <--click for full story

Looking for a way to broadcast your video event without the need for tons of server software and lots of installation time? How about something that is 100% web-based and requires no software installation at all. That's what VideoWhisper.com gives you. It provides flash video plugins for streaming live video. You can use it for video conferencing, video collaborations, and much more. If you have a need to communicate real-time with customers, vendors, associates, or even investors who might be interested in what you have to offer, VideoWhisper is a great tool. No one needs to download software in order to get in on the conversations. The web site even offers completely free versions of the software that you can try, including editions already integrated with popular content management systems such as WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. Give it a try and see what you think.

Sunday 22 August 2010 - Turks and Caicos Islands <--click for full story

I probably mentioned earlier that one of my coworkers is going to a wedding in another state. Offhand, I asked him if the bride and groom are going on a honeymoon, and he said yes, to a place called Turks and Caicos Islands. Huh? I've never heard of it. Where is it exactly, I asked him. He didn't have a clue, either. So, I looked it up on Google Maps:


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Scrolling out in Google Maps, I saw that it was due north of Haiti. OK. Cool, I thought. Sounds like a really nice place to go for a honeymoon. Especially after I read all about it here. Sounds like a perfect place to take a Caribbean Vacation. Take a look at this Picture Blog for some great pictures, and some nice insight on island life. I'm seriously thinking about a vacation there myself. It sounds too good to pass up.


Saturday 21 August 2010 - Sharing PowerPoint Presentations <--click for full story

My son, the PowerPoint master just got off the phone with the lead on his latest project. They need to share that nifty PowerPoint presentation he just created with someone who doesn't have PowerPoint. And they need to do it tonight. OK, time for PowerShow.com, a free site for uploading, viewing, and sharing PowerPoint presentations. Check out this cool presentation for an example of a PowerPoint show that is being shared right now.


Saturday 21 August 2010 - Templates for PowerPoint <--click for full story

My son is doing a project for work which requires a presentation. He has access to Microsoft PowerPoint, so that part of the problem is solved. The issue now is finding decent templates to use for his presentation. This wasn't a problem for him, as he finds things quite easily on the Internet, easier than me. He showed me a website with Royalty-free PowerPoint templates and backgrounds that worked quite nicely for him. I look and saw that they have over 20,000 templates to choose from, in a wide variety of categories from Animals to Technology and a whole lot in between. Need a template that covers handshakes? They got it. How about different holidays? They got those, too. If you need to liven up your presentations, this is a really great place to go for templates. It's only $99/year to dowload as many templates as you want. There's even a custom template option. And they have a template finder you can download for free to use to find the exact template you are looking for.

Saturday 21 August 2010 - Bonsai Fun <--click for full story

I don't have a green thumb. As a matter of fact, I'd say my thumb was a shade of gray with a blotch of brown thrown in for good measure. Because of this, I've never been very good at growing plants. Not that I haven't tried. I gave it the college try in my school days, but I ended up throwing out just about every plant I bought. One thing that always fascinated me was bonsai. It was like having a miniature version of your favorite tree right on your desktop. And I'm not talking about screensavers. Check out Bonsai Gardening Secrets to get an idea of how cool it can be. This site claims to have the secrets of growing bonsai with very little effort. I'm all for very little effort.


Saturday - 21 August 2010 - Wedding Favors <--click for full story

My co-worker is going out of state to another wedding. All of his friends have been getting married. I guess it's that time of life for them, all twenty-somethings. I've been married for 20 years now, and the last wedding I went to was a few years back. I remembered they had some pretty cool wedding favors for all the guests. When I asked about them, I found out they were all hand-made by the bride's mom. Wow. That must have taken a lot of effort, but they really added a nice personal touch to the celebration.

If you are helping anyone with an upcoming wedding, or you have your own wedding to worry about, and you'd like to consider making some wedding favors for your guests, check this homemade wedding favors website.


Friday 20 August 2010 - Recycling Made Painless <--click for full story

I've never been very good at recycling. And I kind of resent the fact that my trash company charges me to recycle things. Shouldn't I get money for things I recycle? Or, shouldn't it at least be free? I found a really cool site online called ecycler. It basically connects discarders with collectors. If you have stuff to give away, you are a discarder. If you want to collect stuff, you are a collector. Makes sense, right? Instead of giving your recyclable items to the trash company, who charges you for the privilege, why not give them away to someone who can then turn in the recyclables for some extra cash. It's a win-win situation. You get your stuff taken away for free, and someone else benefits from it. What's not to like about this scenario?


Friday 20 August 2010 - SEO Services <--click for full story

So, my only problem is, I don't have any time. I have so little time, it's not even funny. I want to do some SEO on my websites, and I'd like to learn how to do it myself, but I just haven't got enough free time in the day. I asked around, and I got a few places I could try that offers SEO services, so now I am checking out these seo packages. This company, SKG Technologies, offers three basic packages to choose from. The nice thing about their services is, they tell you exactly what they are going to do, and it appears to cover all bases. They clean up your on-page SEO by making sure you have sitemaps, a valid robots.txt file, etc. Then, they do off-page SEO by submitting your site to different directories and writing articles based on the content on your site and submitting them to various article submission sites. They even rewrite the articles for each site, so they appear different in the eyes of google and other search engines. Yes, you could do all of these things yourself, if you have the time. But a quote on their website pretty much sums it up: "One rule of action more important than all others consists in never doing any that someone else can do for you." And that, my friends, was from former US president Calvin Coolidge. So, yes, I want to give them all of my SEO-related work, so I don't have to deal with it.

Friday 20 August 2010 - Inside Greg's Mind <--click for full story

I've got several sites set up right now that I'm trying to make money with. Whether it be by posting other people's advertisements or by trying to persuade people to try and/or buy a product, you can't get much done without having visits to your site. How do you get visits? One of the buzzwords today is SEO. OK, maybe it's not an actual word. It's an acronym that stands for search engine optimization. It's the art of making your site score visits from people all over the Internet. And, I just found a great place with all sorts of information on SEO. It's called Inside Greg's Mind and has loads of valuable information on not only how to get listed on search engines but also get bumped up to position number one for the keywords you want to target. I've signed up for the newsletter, which looks like it's going to be providing lots of cool insights. And I'm in the process of going over all the tips, tricks, and techniques on the website. It's definitely already come in handy, and I've learned a few things that I didn't know before. Also, I should be getting a free ebook shortly, which I am really looking forward to reading.


Friday 20 August 2010 - Social Steals <--click for full story

I'm always looking for a good bargain. How does up to 80% off sound? Certainly sounds good to me. There is a site called www.socialsteals.com that offers just that. It doesn't cost anything. Just sign up with your email address and zip code, and you'll be delivered new deals all the time. You get offers like discounts at restaurants, bars, places that feature various activities, you name it. The deals change daily, and the site is rapidly expanding. It's worth a visit every day to see what new deals will be featured. It's like a box of chocolates: you just never know what you are going to get each day!


Thursday 19 August 2010 - Pop Up Campers <--click for full story

When I was younger, so much younger than today, my dad told me about an opportunity I wish I had taken advantage of. The government was giving away land. All you had to do was homestead it for a period of time. I forget exactly what the requirements were, but it sounded like a great idea. Settle on some land and make a go of it. He had an idea of getting a decent car and a trailer of some kind and roughing it. We went to a boat and rv show and he showed me exactly what he thought would work. It was a pop up camper that you could attach to the back of your vehicle. As soon as you got to where you wanted to hang out, you magically expanded the camper, and it turned into something that you could actually sleep in, dine in, etc. Had I really listened to him, I'd probably be the proud of owner of about 40 acres of land somewhere in Montana or Alaska...

I recently found a site that talks about the pop up camper phenomenon in great detail. You can view it at Pop-Up-ing. If you've ever wanted to know all about the lifestyle surrounding this type of camping or living, it's a great site with lots of valuable information. You can find stories that have been submitted by other readers about their own experiences. Do you have a story to share? You can post it and have your viewpoint available for all to see.


Thursday 19 August 2010 - I Dropped My Apple <--click for full story

Hey, looking for a bit of fun? Check out I Dropped My Apple. It's a website featuring a collection of horror stories from people who have dropped their Apple products, such as iPhones, iPods, and such. It includes a nice articles section with helpful information on such things as how to repair a cracked screen on an iPhone. It even includes tips for non Apple products, such as the Zune. I don't have an iPod myself, but my son let his mp3 player slip out of his pocket and into the toilet when he leaned over too far, so I can relate to some of the stories on this website.


Thursday 19 August 2010 - The Vintage Revolution <--click for full story

My nephew from Seattle is coming to visit my older boys today. Last time he was here, he was wearing one of those sherpa hats, and I'm kind of wondering what he's going to be wearing this time. He likes retro clothing, and I guess I don't really blame him because a lot of it is very comfortable and easy to wear. Check out the collection of scene clothing from The Vintage Revolution. When my older boys tell me that someone is "so emo" I now kinda get what they mean. I used to wear military fatigues when I was their age, so I guess we all have styles and trends we go through...

Thursday 19 August 2010 - Office Space in Bracknell <--click for full story

My friend Darren has a web hosting company in the UK. Although he lives in Essex, his servers are located in London. He's been deliberating over an expansion possibility and has looked at office space in and around London. It would mean a move there for him, but it would be much more convenient since he would be closer to the servers he manages. He's been looking at offices in Bracknell, which is conveniently located near Heathrow Airport. It also features regular train service to London. He wanted me to take a look at their website, which I did. It's amazingly slick, with animated maps and very nice nagivation. The presentation makes this business park look not only attractive but desirable. They have some heavy-duty companies there already, including Novell and Braodcom. What better place to hobnob with the Internet elite and maybe score a few new customers...

Wednesday 18 August 2010 - Whites Premium Dog Food <--click for full story

Whites Premium Dog Food is gluten free, hypoallergenic and only uses human-grade fresh meat and fish and does not contain artificial ingredients or preservatives. Whites Premium Dog Food is a complete super premium dry dog food, made from natural ingredients, offering convenience without compromise and providing all the goodness your dog requires. If you are in the UK and are looking for a good source of dog food, check them out.

Wednesday 18 August 2010 - Home with a Range <--click for full story

My mom just got one of those old-fashioned ranges to replace her existing one. She bought it at a garage sale and spent several afternoons cleaning it up. It's kind of beautiful. Like something out of a 50s movie. However, she needs to get a new range hood for it. Of course, she wanted me to do the research on range hoods, so I complied. And I found this website on range hoods. The ones they have there are very nice looking. I'm just going to have to browse and see if I can find one that matches her existing kitchen decor, and also her budget.


Tuesday 17 August 2010 - Make Free Invitations <--click for full story

My daughter wants to have a party and invite her friends over before school starts. The last time she printed out invitations, she used a website that created them with prodigious use of pink, and it sucked the ink dry out of our printer. I told her that if she wanted to do invites again, she would have to talk to me first. So, she talked to me and I had to find a better site than the princess site she was using, so after investigating for a while, I found a site that features free invitations to print or email. There are a bunch of categories to choose from, and she immediately found the one called "Children Party" and was downloading a pdf file and printing out invitations in no time. I took my own look at the site and couldn't believe how many different types of free templates were available. Sometimes, the best things in life are really free.


Monday 16 August 2010 - Digital Photography <--click for full story

I'm trying to get back into photography. In my younger days, I used to shoot roll after roll of film and even develop it myself. Nowadays, you can shoot as many pictures as you want, and it doesn't cost you a dime in film or developing chemicals or paper. Well, maybe paper and ink if you want to print them out. But if you just display them on your web site, you can really do it for very little cost. I have a digital camera. It's one of those Nikon Coolpix models. It works fine, but I just don't use it much. To get me motivated, I did a quick search for a website that catered to digital photography and found a really nice one called Digital Photography Tricks. It was done by someone who really wants to share his tricks and techniques for taking really good digital shots. Lots of example of photographic techniques are given, including some really nice resulting images. If you're interested in photography, give this site a look.


Monday 16 August 2010 - Poster Art on the Cheap <--click for full story

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My little kids are in the process of redecorating their room. Right now, the walls are bare and in need of something. Looking online, I found a bunch of poster sites, some of them with unbelievably low-priced posters. Can you really trust something that only costs $1? I kept searching. I didn't mind paying extra, but I wanted to make sure the product had quality. I finally came across a very nice cheap posters store with reasonable prices and what looks like very good quality posters. The prices go anywhere from $5 (with rebates) to $15, but they are not cheap prints that will fade within a year. They even sell movies and have a clearance corner where you can buy things for up to 80% off. Check them out!


Sunday 15 August 2010 - Just Desserts <--click for full story

I'm not an especially great dessert maker. My wife has some great recipes for desserts that got passed down from her side of the family, including some very luscious Italian pastries and some downhome recipes most likely concocted by some ancestor not too long ago. As for my side, I didn't get much of anything passed down. However, I just discovered a great site with dessert recipes that you can try out. They've got recipes for everything from cake to biscotti to mousse and brownies. Looking for a perfect cookie recipe? Have guests coming over next week? Find a great fudge recipe. The list is almost endless. I hope you have as much fun with this site as I did.


Sunday 15 August 2010 - Great Christmas Presents <--click for full story

It's never too early to start planning for Christmas. Ever had problems trying to think of just the right present for some people on your list? Wouldn't it be great if there were a site that had present suggestions categorized by gender, age, and maybe even pocketbook? Well, look no more. Great Christmas Presents is just such a site. You can find tons of ideas for absolutely everyone on your list, plus maybe some great ideas for yourself... You'll find the top gift ideas for 2010, and the categories include presents for children, teenagers, men, and women. What a great idea.


Saturday 14 August 2010 - Palm Springs California Real Estate <--click for full story

My mom has a friend whose mom lives in Palm Springs. She is thinking of moving to Palm Springs to be near her own mom, so since I am always considered the Internet expert in the family, I was asked to find a real estate agent in the Palm Springs area. So, I did. And believe you me, there are plenty of agents there, as it still appears to be a good market, even in this current climate. After much research, I came across Karen Stearns who makes her living selling Palm Springs California Real Estate. We're talking about houses that are over a half million dollars. She's been in the business over 25 years and sells everything from condos to luxury homes. My mom's friend is looking for a condo, so I'm going to put her in touch if she's serious about moving there.

Saturday 14 August 2010 - Cakes, cakes, and more cakes <--click for full story

Do you like cakes? I certainly like cakes. I'm not a big fan of heavily frosted cakes, but I do like the insides. I can't make up my mind whether I like the insides with cream or fruit between the layers. They're both so good! If you want to check out a website with all sorts of cakes, including wedding cakes and cakes of unusual design, you've got to check out The Cake Channel. I don't think I've seen so many cakes in one place before. And I never knew you could top your cake with some of the things they are suggesting. How about a gazebo, or your favorite type of pet (not the real kind but some sort of miniature porcelain facsimile). Or, maybe you'd like to put a castle on the top of your cake. The possibilities are endless. There are photo galleries, access to design videos, and much more. You can even submit pictures of your own cakes. This is a great place to get an idea for a cake you need for a special event.


Saturday 14 August 2010 - Buying a laptop for yourself or your family <--click for full story

As some of you already know, I'm in the process of researching a new laptop for myself. My old Apple iBook G3 is in its last minutes of life, and I need to replace it soon. I don't really want to replace it with another Apple, as I just don't have that kind of money, so I'm willing to buy a Windows-based one. To help me with my research, I found a place called Laptop Computers Wiz. It's a really nice site, as it has unbiased, brand independent reviews. They don't favor a particular manufacturer over another. You'll find dozens of pages of information on everything from whta type of laptop is best for your needs to how much you should spend based on your need level. Do you need something right now? They recommend going out and buying the cheapest laptop you can find. But if you have a bit more flexibility, they go through the ins and outs of how to make your decision.

Saturday 14 August 2010 - SalsaBootCamp <--click for full story

My wife has been wanting me to take her dancing. Um, I'm not the greatest dancer. Actually, I think the last time we really danced was at our wedding over 20 years ago. She wants to do something like square dancing or line dancing or maybe even salsa. Ok, I said. I'll look into it. After browsing the web, I came up with dance lessons you can do in the privacy of your own home. I figure, if I practice at home, I'll look less like a fool when we actually do go out dancing. So, now I'm committed to taking salsa lessons and bringing her out on a dancing date. My next step will be to find a place to show off my moves. And you know what? I'm kind of actually looking forward to it!


Friday 13 August 2010 - Ultimate Frisbee Videos <--click for full story

When I was younger, I played frisbee a lot. We lived near a huge park with a lot of space, and I had several friends who liked frisbee as well, so we had lots of fun. Now I can live vicariously through this frisbee site, a place that features a really large collection of, you guessed it, ultimate frisbee videos. And if you're interested in taking your frisbee playing to a higher level, there's an online store where you can purchase super high quality frisbees. How serious are you? If you still have that frisbee from your junior high days, then maybe you should go visit this site.


Friday 13 August 2010 - Freelance Writers Club <--click for full story

Do you consider yourself a fairly good writer? Do you have a handle on the basics of English grammar? Are you looking for a place to share content with other writers? Then you might want to take a look at the Freelance Writers Club. When you are looking at ways to drive traffic to your site, one of the obvious choices is well-written articles. You can write them yourself, or you can have someone else write them for you. And you want the articles to not only appear on your website but also at external sites with links going back to your website. That gives you higher search engine rankings with Google. This club was created to give freelance writers a place to share not only their work, but also ideas and information related to using articles as a way to drive traffic to websites. There is a lot of information here, and if you have any interest in getting more hits on your own site, you owe it to yourself to check them out.

Friday 13 August 2010 - Positive Thinking <--click for full story

Do you know what positive thinking is? There's a book called The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale. Controversial when it first came out, it later became a classic. Well, Monalle touts itself as the Positive Thinking Playground. It offers positive, uplifing, inspiring, and empowering multi-media materials delivered on a daily basis. If you want a good website on which to start your day, you might want to bookmark this one. You'll find cool new videos, games, and well-written articles on a variety of topics. There is a lot of material here, so you might feel overwhelmed on your first visit. But, that just goes to show how powerful this stuff can be. Enjoy!


Thursday 12 August 2010 - Resume Dictionary <--click for full story

It's a terrible economy and even a worse job market out there right now. If you're having trouble getting your resume in shape, you need to get your resume writing in shape. You'll find no better place to do this than Resume Dictionary, which is a free online dictionary for resume writing. On this site, you'll find templates for creating your resume, a great set of power words you can use to make your resume sound terrific, and a whole lot of other resources. There's even a set of free resume samples and cover letters. Writing a resume these days is a whole lot different than 20 years ago when a typewriter and some ideas were all you needed. Now you need to differentiate your resume from all the others that a prospective employer is going to peruse. Sometimes, getting your resume noticed by the people who screen through thousands of them is the most important thing. This site gives you all the tips and tricks you need to know to give your resume a better shot at getting onto the desk of someone who makes the hiring decisions at a company. If you're out of work, visit this site immediately!


Thursday 12 August 2010 - Natural Testosterone Replacement! <--click for full story

On my many visits to the inner realms of the Internet, I recently found an interesting website that teaches men how to increase testosterone levels naturally. The site owner, who suffered from low testosterone himself, recommends seven, over the counter libido supplements, that men should cycle on a daily basis. His theory is, that when you cycle a supplement and take it only one day per week, the product works much more effectively. On the other hand, if you use any supplement, day in and day out, you'll quickly build up a tolerance, and it will stop working entirely for you.

I haven't tried his cycling system myself, but I do have to say, it's sounds interesting, and the reviews on the website are extremely positive. For more information, follow the link below...

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Thursday 12 August 2010 - Constant Quest for Shirts <--click for full story

On my constant quest for personalized items of clothing, I ran across another website that does custom t-shirts. And let me tell you something. I am impressed. This company was started in 2006 by some classmates who shared a common thread of being in the same tennis club. They wanted to make some t-shirts for their club, but they couldn't find a local company to do the work at a decent price. So, one of them decided to start his own t-shirt printing company, focusing on print quality and good customer service. Their prices are extremely reasonable, and they offer free shipping if you're not in a hurry. You can also get rush shipping if you need it sooner. And one really nice thing is, you can design your shirt right online with their easy-to-use design lab. It's very cool, and you get a great idea of what the final result is going to look like. They're a California-based company with a telephone number and good customer service, and from what I've seen on the web, they do a quality job. They've been printing t-shirts and other items of clothing, such as sweatshirts and athletic pants, for four years now, so they must be doing something right. I'm impressed. Check out ooShirts for more information.


Wednesday 11 August 2010 - Magazine Subscriptions <--click for full story

Someone said that magazines were dead. Long live magazines! I still read them. It's certainly easier to take a magazine into the restroom than your laptop, so if you think you can get all you want from your computer, you're plain wrong. I buy single issues of magazines that interest me and stick them in the magazine holder in the bathroom at home. But that gets expensive, so I've been thinking about getting a subscription to the magazines I really enjoy. I found this magazine subscriptions site online, and they've got quite a decent collection to choose from. And prices are reasonable, certainly a lot less than what you would pay for single issues. I'm thinking about subscribing to National Geographic Traveler. Nothing better than fantasizing about cool places to go while you're resting in the restroom...


Tuesday 10 August 2010 - Tshirts and Jerseys for Cheap <--click for full story

Are you involved in any team sports or maybe just want a commemorative tshirt for an event that's coming up or an outing you are going to take with a bunch of people. Of course, you'll need to get a tshirt for that event, right? What better way to remember that day then a commemorative tshirt. There's a place called Cheap Jerseys that will make them for you. Give them a design, and they'll come up with a professional product in no time flat. They do jerseys, tshirts, hoodies, and more. Drop them an email or give them a ring for more information. Next time I plan a family trip to Disney World or Universal Studios, I'm definitely getting a family tshirt designed. What better way to easily keep track of your kids and guests when they all have the same cool tshirt on?


Tuesday 10 August 2010 - Making money on fiverr <--click for full story

I ran across a site called Fiverr where people will do numerous things for five bucks. You know, things like install software for you, or mail a postcard to someone on your behalf, or take a picture from the top of the Eiffel Tower. Things like that. $5 doesn't sound like much, but enough of these $5 gigs can start adding up quickly. Especially if it only takes you a few minutes to perform each task. Imagine doing 10 of these tasks in an hour and making $50. Not bad, is it? Well, there's a book called How to make money on Fiverr that explains just how to do that. If you are looking at a quick way to make quick money, Fiverr is something you've got to check out, and this book will help you master all the techniques necessary to make it big on Fiverr. You'll learn such things as how to market yourself, how to drive traffic to your gig, and how to start getting upwards of a thousand orders a day for your services. Even if you only do 20 gigs a day, that's an extra $100 that you wouldn't otherwise have. Makes sense to me.

Monday 9 August 2010 - Heal, Nourish, Rejuvenate Your Skin <--click for full story

My son has problem skin. He's suffered from all sorts of problems ever since he turned about 11. We've tried a bunch of things with him, but nothing seems to do the trick. It always gets me searching the Internet for the next best product. I think I might have actually found it this time. I came across a natural skin care product that looks very promising. It's called Moor Mask and is composed of 100 percent organic moor mud. You're probably wondering what moor mud is. So did I, but thankfully, the website has an ingredient list, and there are literally hundreds of things in it. I recognize many of the herbs from past purchases, but this product seems to have them all covered. If you have problem skin, it might just be worth a try.

Monday 9 August 2010 - Can you win at roulette? <--click for full story

For the longest time, I've been experimenting with roulette systems. Things as simple as the martingale method (double your bet until you win or totally bust) to more complex systems. But I haven't found anything that really works in the long term. Goodness knows I've tried, as it looks like a puzzle with a solution, especially in this day of high-powered computers. I've been searching for information online, and so far, the most promising site I've found is Roulette Strategy That Works. I've got it bookmarked now, and I'm looking forward to studying it in more detail.


Sunday 8 August 2010 - Making Friends and Learning English <--click for full story

There are plenty of dating sites and friend sites out there, but there doesn't appear to be a common thread that would bond people. But now, there's a site where just your love of the English language can help you find friends and perhaps even a love interest. Check out Learn English Online. This site really sounds like a good idea. What better way to make friends than find a common interest such as learning a language?


Friday 6 August 2010 - How About Some Photographs? <--click for full story

When I was younger, I had dreams of being a professional photographer. I had the whole nine yards: a couple of Nikon bodies, several different lenses, a tripod, flash, special lighting, and even a whole darkroom setup. Remember back when we used to use chemicals to develop film and print photographs? Which brings me to my point. I was wandering around the Internet, as I often do, and I came across a rather nice photography website. It's called Matt Wier Photography and features some really good photos. And he has a Hasselblad! I've only dreamt of playing in large format... Check out his portraits and make sure you don't miss Boat girl Alexia Dox. She's got piercing blue eyes that Matt brings out very nicely in his photography.

Thursday 5 August 2010 - Most Stolen Car? <--click for full story


It doesn't really surprise me that the Corvette is the most stolen car of 2010. After all, it's a nice looking car, and people probably like to be seen driving it. The exact model of Corvette that gets stolen most often is the Z06, which retails for around $41,000. If you'd like to see the other cars being stolen, check out This Web Site. It lists a total of 20 different vehicles and how much the insurance claims cost on them. At the bottom end is the Volvo S80. I suppose it's true that Volvo makes great cars, but as far as desirability, it's not as sexy as the Corvette, or even the Cadillac Escalade. The most interesting tidbit is the fact that the Ford F-250 truck made the list. A truck? According to the statistics, it's higher up the food chain than the Saturn VUE and Mini Cooper. I don't know about you, but I'd rather be seen in a Mini Cooper over a truck anytime.

Tuesday 03 August 2010 - Have You Tried VLC Player? <--click for full story

I've used VLC Player on the Mac for quite some time. I didn't even know they had a version for Windows. Now that I have a Windows computer on my desktop, I decided to download it and give it a go. Same great interface! I can play all sorts of videos and music all from one easy interface. Also, it can work in server mode and stream stuff as well. How cool is that? If you want a clean, small app that can play a bunch of video and music formats, download vlc player now. It's a great little app, and I highly recommend it.

Monday 02 August 2010 - This Website Is A Changin... <--click for full story

If you notice details, you'll probably notice that this website is going through some radical design changes. I hope to have everything stabilized shortly, but until then, it's going to keep changing, sometimes radically, sometimes slightly.

Saturday 31 July 2010 - Home Design Ideas <--click for full story

I've been looking at ways to redo my bathroom. Right now, it's a complete mess, with a tub but no shower, and vanity that's slowing tilting to one side, etc. After doing a search, I found some Home Design Ideas that started my creative juices flowing. Check out Bathroom Decoration Ideas if you are also looking for some good ideas for doing something different with your bathroom.

Saturday 31 July 2010 - Rolex Watch? <--click for full story

I can't afford a Rolex watch. I think they're really cool looking, and once I almost bought a replica watch when I was in Hawaii. But the quality was so poor, everyone would have known it was a fake. If you're looking for something that looks as good as the original, you should visit www.aurora-watch.com. The quality looks really good, and they offer free shipping.

Saturday 31 July 2010 - Pop Art Portrait <--click for full story

Check out Pop Art Portrait. I'm not an artist myself. At least not one with any talent. I suppose we are all artists. I've often thought it would be great to be able to give people a personalized gift of some kind for those special occasions. Once, I even thought of painting a modern masterpiece for each of my friends to give to them for Christmas. That was a monster of a bad idea. Instead, I should have gone to this place and had nice looking portraits done for them instead. This company will take any photo you give them and create a nicely designed painting of it. Had I know about this company before, I would have definitely taken advantage of this service. Actually, Christmas does come once a year, doesn't it?

Friday 30 July 2010 - New Blogging Software <--click for full story

As you can probably tell, I've converted my blog to my new automagic system. I'm still tweaking things, and if I redesign the website, which I will probably do in short order, the blog will automagically convert to the new design. I'll just have to change two files and that's it.

Thursday 29 July 2010 - Build a Restaurant Website <--click for full story

OK, I don't own a restaurant myself, but I used to own a coffee shop several years ago. I remember fighting over how to design the associated web site, but by the time I got all the details right, it was time to close up due to lack of business... That can happen to anyone. To prevent it from happening to you, you should take the time to build a decent web site for your restaurant, coffee shop, or other eatery. I found a great online tool for doing just that. If you'd like to check it out, visit Build your Restaurant's Web Site in a Minute. You can put up a restaurant web site in a matter of minutes by following some simple instructions. It's not that expensive, and you'll have a nice looking web site that you'd be proud to show potential customers.

Thursday 29 July 2010 - Tesla Motors Again... <--click for full story

I've talked about Tesla before, and now that they've gone public, I've been wondering how they're doing. I ran across a blog posting at Armchair CEO discussing Tesla and how they are going to fail, and guess what? I think he's right. As much as I'd love to see the company flourish, I have a sinking feeling it's going to be the next DeLorean. The cars are sexy, and if I had the bucks, I'd be on the list to buy the sedan when it comes out, but unfortunately, I really don't think that sedan is going to see the light of day. Do you?

Wednesday 28 July 2010 - VOIP Solutions <--click for full story

I've considered VOIP solutions for me personally, and my business secondarily. You can use "poor man's" VOIP if you go to Radio Shack and buy that MagicJack product, but I haven't heard really excellent reviews of it...

Tuesday 27 July 2010 - Trying To Diet <--click for full story

I'm feeling fat. I know it sounds like something a woman would say, but hey, guys get fat, too. And they also feel it. When you're huffing and puffing after going up a single flight of stairs, you know you're out of shape and need to do something about it...

Monday 26 July 2010 - Redecorating Ideas? <--click for full story

I have a friend in the U.K. He lives in Braintree, Essex. I suppose Essex is the county. I've never actually met him in person, but we've spoken on the phone, chatted, emailed, etc. I feel like I know him better than I know a lot of personal friends I've actually met...

Sunday 25 July 2010 - Best Products On Earth <--click for full story

Maybe you need to buy a new product. Maybe you need to replace an old one. Wouldn't it be nice to know what other people thought of the thing you want to get?

Saturday 24 July 2010 - Classifieds Giant <--click for full story

Finally, there is another good alternative available for putting up Free Classifieds I'm tired of Craiglist dominating the entire industry, and I welcome alternatives. The new place I just found is called ClassifiedsGiant. It works a lot like Craiglist. However, the main page is a bit flashier, and so far, there aren't a whole lot of Classifieds yet, but I'm sure it's only a matter of time. Right now, if you click on California, instead of drilling down to major cities, it just starts listing the classifieds...


Friday 23 July 2010 <--click for full story

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Thursday 22 July 2010 <--click for full story

How's this for a story: "Just a few short years ago, my life was a mess. Actually, it was a COMPLETE mess - the kind of mess not even a janitor could clean up. Every day I'd wake up scared to death to open my mailbox - you see, I was absolutely sure there were piles of bills stacked up that I just couldn't afford to pay...

Wednesday 21 July 2010 <--click for full story

I've been working on a new website template system. Tentatively, it's called "AutoMagic", but I'm still working on the title...

Tuesday 20 July 2010 <--click for full story

Are you struggling to get pregnant? Are you frustrated, or feeling angry for not being able to conceive despite all your efforts?

Monday 19 July 2010 <--click for full story

Cool product alert! Have you really enjoyed a video you've watched on YouTube? Want to download it so you can share it with friends or watch it whenever you want?

Wednesday 14 July 2010 <--click for full story

Looking for ways to improve yourself? Check out How To Set Goals...

Tuesday 13 July 2010 <--click for full story

Ever thought of brewing your own beer? Make Your Own Beer is a web site that teaches you exactly that.

Monday 12 July 2010 <--click for full story

Injustice is a funny thing. If someone has done you wrong, and you need to sue for damages, the only ones that are going to win are the lawyers...

Saturday 10 July 2010 <--click for full story

If you suffer from acid reflex, you're in good company. There are millions of people all over the world that suffer from this disease. It's a constant feeling of heartburn that just won't go away, and antacid pills only mask the problem. Zantac and Pepcid seem to make it go away for a while, but they are temporary remedies...

Saturday 3 July 2010 <--click for full story

I'm really peeved at Google. They are the biggest baby in the sandbox, so when you do something they don't like, they can throw a lot of sand in your face. And a lot of times, they simply don't play fair...


Friday 2 July 2010 <--click for full story

I try to go to local restaurants whenever I can, instead of the chains that seem to be taking over just about everywhere...


Thursday 1 July 2010 <--click for full story

Make $1 Million Per Month is a complete step-by-step system that's given to you for absolutely free. Within 180 days, you will be making $1 million per month. There is absolutely nothing else to buy from the folks who are giving this system away...

Wednesday 30 June 2010 <--click for full story

Tesla Motors has priced its IPO at $17 per share, which means if it sells out, it will raise about $226 million. Not bad...


Thursday 24 June 2010 <--click for full story

I've decided to put all of my income opportunity posts in one place. I'll still post about them here, but if you'd like to see all of them in one place, check out DeltaShaper...

Tuesday 22 June 2010 <--click for full story

Tesla Motors is preparing an IPO. Which means they should raise a bunch of money. They have some really cool cars. They are all electric and some can go about 300 miles on a single charge. Not too shabby....


Monday 21 June 2010 <--click for full story

Ah, welcome to the first day of summer. And it's going to be a sizzling one. I'm in the process of going over several Internet-based programs that are supposed to make you a lot of money. As I come across ones that look good, I'll post about them here...

Saturday 19 June 2010 <--click for full story

Can you believe that the above piece of paper is worth over a million dollars? Well, the original of that piece of paper, not the jpg image above, just sold at auction for $1.2 million...


Friday 18 June 2010 - How to hack a website together quickly <--click for full story

OK, so many people have asked me questions about how to set up an informational web site that I've written an article to cover that very subject. Well, maybe only one person asked me. Well, maybe that person just asked if I knew where he could get a bunch of free content for his website...

Anyway, I took the challenge and wrote the article, and you can find it HERE. It's a simple thing, really, and maybe it will inspire you to write your own content for your very own website.


Thursday 17 June 2010 - Igor Stravinsky <--click for full story

Igor Stravinsky was born on this day in 1882. He was a Russian composer famous for such works as "The Rite of Spring" and "The Firebird". Part of the former was featured in Disney's Fantasia. It has been said that John Williams might have committed unintended plagiarism by lifting some of themes from "The Rite of Spring" to use in his Jaws soundtrack. I don't know if there is much credence to the accusation, but there it is.

Although he was born in Russia, Stravinsky became a naturalized citizen of the United States in 1946, taking up residence in Los Angeles, California. There, he conducted concerts with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at times. During the 1960s he became mentor to Warren Zevon, famous for such tunes as "Werewolves of London".


Tuesday 15 June 2010 - Helen Hunt <--click for full story

Helen Hunt was born on this day in 1963. Probably best known for her role in the sitcom "Mad About You", she has also appeared in many motion pictures, including Twister and As Good As It Gets, for which she was an Oscar for best actress...

She also directs movies such as Then She Found Me. And did you know that one of her first roles was as Murray Slaughter's daughter on the Mary Tyler Moore Show?


Saturday 12 June 2010 - Anne Frank <--click for full story

Anne Frank was born on this day in 1929. Had she survived the Holocaust, she would be 81 today. Frank's story is fairly well known. She and almost her entire family died in a concentration camp during World War II...

She kept a diary that became world-famous, The Diary of a Young Girl. It has been translated into many languages and was also made into a major motion picture. The diary chronicles her life from June 12, 1942 to August 1, 1944. The exact date of her death is not known, but it was in March 1945.


Friday 11 June 2010 - World Cup <--click for full story

The World Cup is currently going on. I'm not a big fan of soccer, but I know that it is one of the most popular sports in the world, perhaps the most popular. For those of you who are not familiar with the game, there are two teams, and they take turns kicking a ball across a grassy field. The team who gets the ball into the goal on the opposing side gets a point...

The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. You are not allowed to use your hands unless you are the goalie, the person who is protecting the goal from the opposing team. It's fairly simply, but it hasn't caught on here in the United States. Some say it's because there's no easy way to insert commercials into the game, as it is not designed to be played with lots of breaks in the action. Well, in any case, there are a lot of teams playing. After all, it's a big world.


Tuesday 8 June 2010 - Frank Lloyd Wright <--click for full story

Today is Frank Lloyd Wright's birthday. He is probably know best as being the father of John Lloyd Wright, the inventor of Lincoln Logs. OK, maybe I'm being facetious, but I'm not really a big fan of Frank's architecture style, so I was trying to find something nice to say about him.


Saturday 5 June 2010 - Simplify English? <--click for full story

Should we simplify words in the English language? That was the thought that drew a bunch of protesters to the annual Scripps Spelling Bee. You can see an article about it HERE...

There are some people who would rather spell the word enough as enuf and the word fruit as froot. We've got mega gallons of oil spewing into the gulf right now, but this is the type of protest some people want to draw attention to. I'm not the greatest writer in the world, but I do love the English language for its quirkiness. If you can remember, a few years back, they tried to create a universal language called Esperanto that would make it easy to learn and easy to understand. And it took off like a plane grounded by a lightning storm. If we're going to simplify English, why stop at spelling? What about capitalization? How about punctuation? Let's give ebonics another try, shall we?


Friday 4 June 2010 - Eminent Domain Abuse? <--click for full story

Instead of seizing 2.2 acres of land from a dairy farmer in order to expand and modernize a border station at the U.S.-Canada border, the federal government has instead decided to simply close the station...

Originally, the government wanted to take the entire 10 acre farm, warning the owner that he'd better sell it for $39,500 or else the doctrine of eminent domain would be used to simply seize the land. It was not a popular plan, and the government got absolutely no support from the locals. On top of that, the border station was idle most of the time, so making any improvements to it or spending any money on it was senseless. Score one for the little guy...


Saturday 29 May 2010 - Danny Elfman <--click for full story

Danny Elfman was born on this day back in 1953. He formed the band Oingo Boingo back in the 1970s and then went on to compose music for movies. Some of his scores sounded pretty conventional, such as Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Midnight Run.

But then you started to hear his unmistakable style in such films as Batman and The Nightmare Before Christmas. I am looking forward to hearing what he did for The Green Hornet, which should be out in theaters in 2011.


Friday 28 May 2010 - Chuck E. Cheese <--click for full story

Is it me or are advertisements on web sites a lot more personalized these days? Case in point is all the Chuck E. Cheese advertisements I've been seeing. OK, I had a birthday party for my daughter there earlier this month, so I made reservations online and got confirmations sent to my yahoo.com email address. And now, I've been seeing advertisements for this place everywhere. I don't remember ever seeing them before. Kind of eerie. They are even showing up on sites that aren't affiliated with yahoo.com, or maybe they are and I just don't know about it. In any case, I've seen this trend with other "coincidences" as well. So, I'm guessing that either cookies or some other technique is being used to put very personalized ads in front of me. Just me, not anyone else on the Internet.


Thursday 27 May 2010 - Songs for Soldiers <--click for full story

Paris Hilton is in the news today with her new Songs for Soldiers program. It appears that the program was started earlier this year by actor Tom Wiggin. Paris recently signed on to promote the program and will party with over a hundred U.S. sailors during New York's Fleet Week...

The Songs for Soldiers program aims to give all the 180,000 or so American troops stationed abroad a free mp3 player, pre-loaded with music donated by famous artists. Sounds like a worthwhile program, and I approve.


Wednesday 26 May 2010 - H-bomb <--click for full story

On this day in 1946, a patent was filed in the United States for a H-bomb. Does this mean that you can walk into the patent office and request those documents and see for yourself how one is made?

Now that North Korea has cut ties with South Korea, maybe the patent office should be extra careful about who they gives copies of the plans to...


Tuesday 18 May 2010 - Katharine Hepburn <--click for full story

Katharine Hepburn has her own US postal stamp now. A longtime fixture in motion pictures, her image can now be affixed to a one ounce domestic letter. Here's to you, Kate the Great...


Thursday 13 May 2010 - Bring Out Your Dead <--click for full story

If you have a morbid curiousity and want to see who the latest people to pass are, visit Deaths in 2010. It's a wikipedia site and will list all the famous and not so famous people who have died this year, in reverse chronological order.

Thursday 13 May 2010 - Music for Free? <--click for full story

Want some mp3 music for free? Amazon is giving some away. It's a sample of 15 complete songs in a genre called "sub pop", which I've never heard of myself, but you can preview the songs and see if they are worth downloading. You can't beat the price.

Thursday 13 May 2010 - Sheet Music 411 <--click for full story

After a long hiatus, I've decided to resurrect my old site, SheetMusic411 web site. It's been offline for quite some time, but I figured, there's always room for one more free sheet music web site. There's not much there right now, but I'll keep it updated with new picks as often as I can.

Thursday 13 May 2010 - Lena Horne RIP <--click for full story

Lena Horne recently passed. I've been told she was a great lady. I don't know much about her, except what I read in Wikipedia. There was one fact that got to me. Although she appeared in numerous films in the 40s, there was a possibility that her scenes would be edited out if the picture was shown in a state where black performers could not appear...

So, most of her scenes were standalone and didn't involve other cast members, because they could not be integral with the plot of the picture. Wow. I'm glad it's not like that anymore.


Monday 10 May 2010 - SlickDeals <--click for full story

If you're looking for good deals, Slickdeals.net might just be the perfect place to go. Deals are added daily, and are mostly geared towards those of us looking for technology items. But you never know what you'll find. It's kind of like a box of chocolates...

Saturday 8 May 2010 - Lenovo Ideapad <--click for full story

My trusty old iBook is on its last legs. It's gone through several batteries, and I just put a new keyboard on it. But it's tired and feels like it really wants to be pushing up the daisies right about now. I've been thinking of what I would replace it with, and after doing a bit of research, I found the Lenovo IdeaPad netbook.

It's one of the few 12" netbooks out there. Netbooks are superlight, and this one's battery lasts around 6 hours, which would be great. It doesn't have a built-in DVD drive, but I haven't used one in years, so it really wouldn't bother me. I could run either Windows XP or Mac OS on it. You heard right. There are people who have figured out how to get OS X running on standard off the shelf hardware. One of the bigger movements is called Hackintosh. I'm seriously thinking about something like this.


Friday 7 May 2010 - Free Speech? <--click for full story

Interesting: This story talks about a school in San Francisco where students were told they could not wear t-shirts bearing an image of the United States flag on Cinco de Mayo day. The t-shirts were considered offensive. Huh? Isn't this the United States? Why would wearing a patriotic t-shirt be offensive? And when did Cinco de Mayo become a United States holiday?

Thursday 6 May 2010 - MyWorldPlus <--click for full story

And now from some good news. That program I wrote about yesterday, MyWorldPlus, has just given me my first downline member! I really don't know what it means it the grand scheme of things, but I'm hoping it means that it will generate some bucks my way. I've gotten about 879 pre-enrollees, which to mean seems like a lot, but of all of those, only one decided to join the program so far. Maybe in the next few days, that will change. We'll see.

Thursday 6 May 2010 - Cell Ranger <--click for full story

A few months ago, my family decided to embark on a great telephone experiment. We would give up our landline and do cell phones exclusively. So, now we have five cell phones, two for my wife and I, and three more for our oldest sons. The phones work great as long as you are not in our house...

There, the reception goes from one bar to no signal at all. To remedy this situation, I have been searching for solutions, and I found an interesting one the other day. It's called The Cell Ranger Cell Booster. You basically plug this antenna into any USB port on any computer in your house, and it boosts the cell signal so you get better reception. It doesn't require the computer to do anything except provide the power, so I suppose you could even just find a USB to AC power adapter and plug it into any outlet and it would work just as well. Simple enough. So, I'm seriously thinking of ordering it, as I'm getting moans and groans about having to go near the window in the dining room in order to make a call or even receive one. People just don't know how good they have it. Back when my great great great grandfather was a kid, they didn't even have cell phones! They probably didn't even have regular phones. So, stop whining everyone!


Thursday 6 May 2010 - Compact Fluorescent <--click for full story

I had to go shopping for a specific type of light bulb last night. It was a compact fluorescent bulb, 18 watts, 4 pin plug in. Shouldn't be too hard to find, right? I went to Lowe's and checked their shelf. No luck, so I called for a customer service person. He showed up about 5 minutes later, looked at my dead bulb, looked at what was on the shelf, and said, sorry, they didn't carry it. Maybe I should try the "other" big box hardware store. So, I went to Home Depot and the same thing happened there. Unbelievable. So, now I have no light in the kitchen, and nothing I can do until I can find a replacement bulb. Don't you love it when things like that happen?

Thursday 6 May 2010 - MyWorldPlus <--click for full story

OK, I've just joined an interesting program. It's called MyWorldPlus, and it's a program that can make you a lot of money, at least that's what I've been told. The first thing it gives you is lots of discounts at local retailers, so you can quickly make your membership pay for itself and then give you savings over that...

Then, if you sign up people below you, you can make money from them and anyone that signs up below them. I know it sounds like a pyramid scheme or multi-level marketing thing, and maybe that's what it is, but just the savings you get by being a member seems to be reason enough to try it out. And if it doesn't work the way you think it will work for you, you can cancel anytime. Check it out!


Wednesday 5 May 2010 - Cinco de Mayo <--click for full story

Why Cinco de Mayo? It commemorates the Battle of Puebla, fought on May 5, 1862, pitting the Mexican army against the French. So, why exactly do we celebrate it here in the United States? It's not even a big deal in Mexico. I wonder how much Corona is sold...


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