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About a week ago, my mom pulled up her email and asked me a question about someone listed as "available" for her chat status. Anyway, we talked about chat for a few minutes.

Now, my mom is not that tech savvy, but she is getting better every day. And she loves to try new things and learn new things (wonder where I got that from?). 

Anyway, I got to work tonight and logged on to my computer and decided to check my email. It is deadsville in here tonight, probably because it is 40 degrees and raining outside, or else bc the Twins are playing the game of the year tonight. 

Either way, super slow at work and I immediately log in to check my email. I wasn't online for more than a minute when my chat screen flicks on and...it's my mom!

So I am sitting here at work, watching the Twins on GameCast, writing a blog, checking my email, occasionally answering questions to customers, and chatting with my mom. How awesome is that?

I love my job!
 
 
   
 

Friday News

I honestly don't know what I found more strange:

 

the story about a young woman who guessed the EXACT number of jelly beans in a jar (7,954) to win $25,000 and this was the second time she has managed to accomplish this feat;

 

or the fact that PIRATES are still something we have to worry about when sailing the seven seas?

 

I don't know, maybe I am naive, but I thought that in these modern times, piracy was limited to music and videos on the internet. And guessing the number of jelly beans? Come on! First off, who is the poor schmuck who had to count out nearly 8,000 jelly beans into a jar (I am guessing the payday for that was significantly less than $25,000) and second, how do you guess that exactly right? I think guessing within a hundred jelly beans would still be an unbelieveable feat (and against some serious odds) but she guessed right on the money (pun intended).

 

The odds stacked against her doing this at all, much less twice in her life, have got to be astronomical. That's not even math that I can do.

 

I wonder if she got to keep the jar full of jelly beans or if they just throw them away?

 

Argh, matey, what do you think?

 

26 days.

 

 

 

 
 
 

   
What do you think of this advice? I thought it's pretty good.
Dating 101: The Best Relationship Advice I Ever Got

Nine women spill the secret words of wisdom that keep their relationship blissful.

By Sara Anderson for Redbook Updated: Apr 3, 2009
dating couple
RATING THIS ARTICLE Average (635 votes) stars 
No doubt, there are days when you feel as though you deserve the "Best Partner in the World" award: You make sure dates with your mate stay fun, you settle arguments with amazing grace and you don't always go into whining mode when you find his dirty socks next to, rather than in, the hamper. How did you get so smart? You were given some stellar advice from friends and family. Here, the nuggets of relationship wisdom you've stayed faithful to over the years.
More Dating Articles from Redbook: #1. Polite Fight
"On my wedding-invitation RSVP cards, I left space for guests to write their favorite wedding wisdom. The tidbit that rings truest after almost nine months of marriage is: 'Attack the issue, not each other.' How it works: If my husband and I disagree about something, we stay focused on the issue and skip the personal put-downs." -- Melissa Gitter Schilowitz, 31, Metuchen, NJ
#2. Fit to a Tee
"My grandmother insisted that I learn how to play golf. 'If your husband loves to play, you can go along and spend hours together,' she said. So I took lessons, and now my husband and I hit the links once a month. We both love the game and are thrilled to share a hobby, even when we spend half an hour looking for my out-of-bounds balls!" -- Aimee Borders, 27, Houston, TX
#3. Tabletop Trick
"My aunt told me that if I'm running late when it's my turn to make dinner, just set the table. That way my husband thinks he'll be eating any minute, so he doesn't start complaining, which buys me some time. It's a silly trick that sounds straight out of the 1950s, but I have to admit that I've tried it a few times in the three years I've been married -- and it works!" -- Dawn Clayton, 34, Holdrege, NE
#4. Boob-Tube Brilliance
"Because my husband is such a remote-control freak, my mom suggested that we have 'my turn' TV nights. That means three nights a week I get to hold the remote and watch whatever I want, and on the other nights it's his turn to hold the remote and watch whatever he wants. Now when he starts flipping through the channels, it doesn't get on my nerves like it used to." -- Angela Clayton, 27, Odenton, MD
#5. Pop the Question
"My sister-in-law passed this helpful hint on to me, and it has served me well for our five years of wedded bliss: 'Marriage is not mind reading, so ask your spouse what he/she wants and believe what he/she says.'" -- Clare Graca, 27, Dallas
#6. Nix the Nit-Picking
"Before I said 'I do,' my mom (who's been married to my dad for 55 years) told me to take out a piece of paper and write down the top three things that bugged me about my husband-to-be. Then she told me to forget the things on that list and forgive him for not being flawless. Once you make a commitment this big, she explained, you can't let petty things get in the way. In our eight years of marriage, my husband and I have had two kids, tackled cross-country moves and started two businesses -- and so far, so great."-- Rebecca Hart Blaudow, 31, Jacksonville, FL
#7. Space Smarts
"Always have separate closets, my best friend told me. It may seem silly, but I listened to her and made sure to find a one-bedroom apartment with two closets (mine being the larger, of course). Now my husband and I each have our own private space, and we respect that: If he wants to keep his shoes in one huge heap or leave his dirty clothes in a pile on the floor, the mess doesn't bother me a bit!" -- Patricia Bontekoe, 26, Lake Hiawatha, NJ
#8. Agree to Disagree
"Before we got married, my minister told my husband and me, 'You are two imperfect people making an imperfect union, and that's wonderful.' This advice made me ditch my belief that in a happy marriage, the couple always agrees. My husband and I have learned to appreciate our differences (yes, even differences of opinion!); in fact, we encourage them because we realize now that those differences are what makes each of us unique and special." -- Beth Swanson, 28, Chicago
#9. Comic Relief
"Before I headed down the aisle, my stepfather told me to always laugh and never take myself too seriously. After four years of marriage, I know that this trick works. My husband and I often play practical jokes on each other and always try to crack each other up, even in the middle of an argument. Hey, if one person laughs, a fight tends to fizzle, doesn't it?" -- Lisa Giassa, 31, Bogota, NJ
Anti-Pop Advice From the Experts
You've probably heard a few of these pieces of marital pop wisdom before. If so, these marriage experts say to promptly forget 'em.
Love means never having to say you're sorry. "Oh, please! In marriage, love sometimes means having to say you're sorry even if you don't know what you did or you didn't mean to do it." -- Trisha Taylor, psychotherapist, Houston, TX
Always be totally honest. "What are you going to do, tell him that he's just too short and you can't stand his mother? Sometimes you need to temper the truth." -- Tara Fields, Ph.D., marriage, family and child therapist, Marin County, CA
Children come first. "This is bad advice if it means your husband always comes second. Of course you should love and care for your kids, but you should never lose sight of your couple-ness. The best thing a child can have is happy, fulfilled parents who are deeply in love." -- Mary Pender Greene, chief of social work services, Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services, New York
Always keep the peace. "No, no, no. If you don't face a hot issue head-on, you'll stockpile negative feelings. And before you know it, 20 years go by and you're still fighting over the same thing because you never resolved it in the first place." -- Rebecca S. Ward, M.S.W., psychotherapist, Little Rock, AR
Never go to bed angry. "Forget it. Often a couple needs time to calm down before they can rationally wrap up an argument. And that may take a few days, so in the meantime, get some sleep!" -- Gilda Carle, Ph.D., psychotherapist, New York

SOURCE: http://dating.personals.yahoo.com/singles/relationships/24281/dating-101-the-best-relationship-advice-i-ever-got/;_ylc=X3oDMTQyYTR0bTdxBF9TAzI3MTYxNDkEX3MDMjE0MjE1NDczNgRrA1RoZSBCZXN0IFJlbGF0aW9uc2hpcCBBZHZpY2UgSSBFdmVyIEdvdARzZWMDZnBfdG9kYXkEc2xrA2RhdGl%20Zy0xMDEtYmVzdC1yZWxhdGlvbnNoaXAtYWR2aWNlLWktZXZlci1nb3Q-
 
 
   
 

Internet marketing : How to market your website or blog if you are a beginner

Internet marketing: How to market your website or blog if you are a beginner

 

Internet marketing is essential for anyone who wants to market anything on the web. The basic principles on how to apply and use internet marketing are explained in this article.

 

Internet marketing and internet advertising go together. So you created a website or blog. How will someone find and discover you?

 

The solution is internet marketing and online advertising. The most important question for success in promoting your online presence is for people to find you because you provide a service or product they want. If you fill the search engine question give me the right product or service at the proper price with a well designed and built website or blog then you have made the first step to internet marketing. Let’s answer some questions on marketing.

 

  • Is internet marketing easy?

 

In a simple word no! If it was then there would not exist an internet marketing business covering many aspects from simple online search engine optimization to more advance like guaranteed top ranking position for selected keywords.

 

 

  • Is internet marketing expensive and not applicable to small budgets?

 

Yes and no. It is expensive if you make the fatal mistake of buying every product you see being promoted or advertised. Suddenly you have spent a few thousands dollars trying to learn the holy grail of marketing success. But you only spent money and not made any yet.

Marketing on the web can also be free or almost free as if you search for phrases like how to learn marketing and add the word free then you have many options as many internet marketers promote their services for free or give their advice and tips at no cost just to advertise themselves for free and expand their audience by creating an authority to their field. So put the magic word free in front of every search request regarding marketing on the web.

 

  • Is internet marketing easy to learn?

 

Again yes and no. It is not easy because it takes time, plenty of time to experiment, learn what actually works and what not. Time means money. If you are prepared to dedicate many of your free time then internet marketing will become much easier. Try to use and be active in major web 2.0 communities and forums because being interactive with other people who share common interests with you is beneficial as you gain knowledge at no cost because again participation in these communities is in most cases free.

 

  • What is the most common myth of internet marketing?

 

The most common misconception is that in a very short time maybe overnight you will be on number 1 page or position on major search engines out of nowhere. To gain number 1 position either on page or better in position is a very difficult task that gets more difficult if you aim for very popular keywords such as money, business, sex and naturally marketing.

 

  • Is internet marketing the only way to promote my business online?

 

Without any doubt yes. The internet is a very dynamic and vast market. If you want millions of people to find you then you must apply major marketing and advertising techniques.

 

  • How can a beginner use and learn internet marketing?

 

As we mentioned for start make a thorough search on many search engines for simple phrases like what are some simple marketing tips and techniques adding the word free. In most cases free advice is precious. Make your life simple and easy.

 

 

 

 

 

So we presented 6 marketing questions and thoughts about how to promote your website or blog. These are simple but effective ideas. Sometimes simplicity is the key to success.

 

Economist and marketer.

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http://www.theinternetbusinessblog.com

http://www.themoneyblog.eu

http://www.thewebmoneybusiness.com

 

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It's funny

I like to go on Yahoo Answers, gives me anonymity (sp?) to give my 2 cents without anyone taking my age into account. And lately I've been answering more relationship questions, even by married people, and it seems I know more then they do! People that are older than me, supposedly wiser. They can't see a red flag when it's there. They think they love someone they've known for a week. So many things taht seem blatantly obvious to me.

 

A long time ago I asked a question on there about brining your kids up into a certain religion. Naturally I got strong opinions on both sides, but a lot of them assumed I had children, and/or that I was an adult. I told them I was 16 years old, and they said "There's no way you're 16".

 

That's why I get kind of offended when people mistake me for being younger than I am based on my looks, because inside I have the wisdom of someone who is 40. (not that I want to look 40 either =P)

 
 
   
 

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