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Yeah, I know it’s Sunday, and I should be sleeping in…

But I just got some information that I wanted to pass on to you. It’s about your New Order Notices. If you do not know what I’m talking about, it’s probably because you don’t have a shopping cart account or have not made a sale. You can click here to get a new shopping cart account or click here to learn how to setup your shopping cart account

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And to keep things in balance, this cartoon and quote from Wired’s Monkey Bites, “Possibly the funniest piece of commentary I’ve seen yet about Vista’s totally cryptic pricing and licensing structure. Click through (ed: on the panel below) to read the whole thing from Joy of Tech.”

[tags]Windows, Vista, cartoon, Wired, Joy of Tech[/tags]

OK, by popular demand, here are the rest of the Mac-PC parodies from director Laurie McGuiness. I think they are pretty funny and well done. Of course laurie hasn’t got millions of dollars to put them on TV, but YouTube is just fine. See the videos after the “Read the rest of this post” link.

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The 20-year-old aspiring producer is a hip-hop fanatic. Yet even though his locale is far more about Tennessee twang than beats and bling, Jones has found a way to pursue his rap passion and earn some easy cash without having to leave home–thanks to his clever exploitation of yet another method of [tag]making money on the Web[/tag]. » Read the story » [tag]Unusual Businesses[/tag] Ideas That Work

In 2003, Kevin Rose had a big idea. He went to Elance.com to post a project and look for a PHP programmer, he selected Owen Byrne (Elance username: permafrost) and worked with him to build [tag]Digg.com[/tag] for $10 hr.

Digg.com today:
Digg receives 5 million unique visitors a month – with each visitor viewing 4 pages on average, for a total of 20 million page views.

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There are countless books, articles, blog rants and more about [tag]website faux pas[/tag]. Some are obvious – some are a little more subtle. But these all contribute to making or breaking your website as a [tag]marketing[/tag] tool for your business.

Here is my [tag]Top 10 List[/tag] of ways to kill the [tag]effectiveness[/tag] of your [tag]website[/tag] by turning off your visitors.

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We just got this offer from jlscott at iCop [International Council of Online Professionals]. We are iCop members and are listed in the Directory. We use the Directory to find vendors to do business with. Get your copy today at the link below.

Over 800 categorized listings!
iCop’s Desktop Directory (in .pdf format) is published for one reason only: to help you avoid the online hype-masters and scam artists. It leads you, instead, straight to the most reputable and ethical online companies to do business with. iCop does not charge for the Desktop Directory. All we ask is for you to try a subscription to our newsletter – the Internet Marketing Trade Journal. You may cancel at any time. But, your subscription will supply you with the help you need to keep you safe online. Get it here.

[tags]iCop, free, directory[/tags]

by Jim Rohn

When starting any enterprise or business, whether it is full-time or part-time, we all know the value of having plenty of capital (money). But I bet we both know or at least have heard of people who started with [tag]no capital[/tag] who went on to make fortunes. How? You may ask.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. would have been 78 today. He was murdered in 1968 at the age of 39. Here are a few of his observations.

“Now, I say to you today my friends, even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: – ‘We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.’”

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If you just got slammed with ten emails dating back to December 25th, my apologies. I just turned off a WordPress plug-in that forced my RSS feed (and your email) to receive entire post instead of an excerpt. Apparently, my feed broadcast providers software misunderstood the excerpts as new posts. Again, my apologies for the mailbox clutter (and for this one, too.) Oh, happy days – I also turned off that plug-in on two other blogs whihc I assume ill ahve the same problem the next time I post. So, if you also subscribe to the AREIP.org or Your Kentucky Home blogs, mea culpa in advance.