July 24, 2009 By this time, everyone knows that Google’s announcement to roll out their own operating system that will compete with Microsoft Windows head on.
Unlike Windows, Google Chrome OS will be open source and doest not cost anything for people to use. However, the real competitor is not Microsoft Windows. What is it? Read the rest of this entry »
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July 24, 2009 Just bought Bobby Walker & Adeel Chowdhry’s Mass Article Control system which contains Mass Article Creator and the associated Submitter which automatically submits to 10 article directories. I learned that they will pull these two products off the shelf on July 29, 2009. If you would like to save time and effort in article marketing, click here to check their smart Mass Article Creator and Submitter before July 29, 2009.
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July 17, 2009 If you used to follow someone on Twitter but have stopped doing that because you are tired of reading about what they had for breakfast, or tweeting that they’re giving their dog a bath, or other ridiculous stuff, you will love this one… it is a new social-knowledge site called TipDrop.
Basically TipDrop is similar to Twitter in many ways but it is much better than it. Here is a list of a few TipDrop features…
I think TipDrop will do well and will eventually surpass Twitter if the latter does not take drastic changes.
Check out the first tip sheet I created with TipDrop: how to get your computer run faster on it I proposed a drastic way to speed up your computer.
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July 13, 2009 This weekend I tried to install Windows XP inside Ubuntu 9.04 via VirtualBox on an old computer but was troubled by a serious of GRUB booting errors. First, it was the “Grub loading stage1.5 Read error”. After tweaking the BOIS settings, I could get away with the stage1.5 error but was plagued with other disk reading errors.
Initially I thought it was the 100GB hard disk as I did not have any problem when I changed to another HD (8 GB) and installed Ubuntu and VirtualBox. After googling the internet for solutions, I found that I could solve the problem without taking the hard route of BOIS upgrading, which was recommended by most people. This was what I did and it is pretty simple:
I got into the BOIS settings during a cold boot and simply load the default settings and made the following tweaks for the hard disk settings:
Another factor that might add to the problem was that I tried initially to create a home partition and made /home as the mounting point on it when Ubuntu starts. Because of the disk problems, I ended it up forsaking this approach and install Ubuntu the normal way – taking over the entire hard disk so that Ubuntu is running on one partition.
Lastly, to make sure the Ubuntu Live CD was created properly from the .ISO image file downloaded, I chose to use the LOWEST speed, rather than the default maximum speed, to burn it onto a DVD disc.
That’s it! Hope this helps those who have the similar problems and who do not want to go through the pain of upgrading BOIS 
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July 3, 2009 
Dave and Aaron of MyMarketingGoldmine just released eight quality videos showing how to quickly create your own profit pulling lead capture opt-in page from scratch even if you’ve never built a single web page in your entire life. The nice thing about these incredible 8-part video series is.. you can access all of them free! No, not just one or partial but all eight of them in full length without any cost!!! Click here for learn more about Squeeze Pages for Newbies.
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June 13, 2009 
Product: Blogger’s Paycheck
If you have not even set up one online blog for yourself because you think it is hard to do, you are wrong. It is much easier than you thought. If you know me, you will know that I am fan of using WordPress to create websites, beside using it to set up blogs. It is so easy to do. In fact, if you set it up using a tool (Fantastico for cPanel or Installatron for DirectAdmin) inside the website control panel that comes with all our hosting plans, you can do it in just a few mouse clicks under one minute!
If you have already set up a blog but have not used it to make some money with it, you have missed the chance to get rewarded for your blogging effort.
Most people just think that blogging is a fun hobby where you can create a website that centers around your family, around your likes and interest or even about things that annoy you. If you learn how to make money blogging, you will look at this in a whole new light. I just learned about a new blogging blueprint that you should read for yourself. Read the rest of this entry »
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June 13, 2009 
Blogs – it seems like just about everyone has one.
If you don’t know what a blog is, it comes from the phrase “web log”, which is an online diary or journal of sorts. People have all kinds of reasons for starting a blog. They may do it for fun, because they love writing or just to have an outlet to express their thoughts, vent frustrations and more.
But you can make a blog into a money-making business, even if you have no blogging or business experience.
How to Get Started
You can actually start your blog completely for free. There are services like Blogger.com and WordPress.com that make it super easy. But note, John Yeo, profitable blog and creator of the Blogger’s Paycheck recommends that those seeking profit should use WordPress, but in a different way than that is explained at WordPress.com and he goes through it in detail in the course. Read the rest of this entry »
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June 9, 2009 
Since I was introduced to Ubuntu – desktop edition of the Linux operating system – I have become a fan. I use it all the time and everyday! Once I fully get used to it, I can fully depend upon it for all my daily work – checking email, surfing, posting forum entries, building or editing my websites, etc. Basically there is nothing I cannot do with Ubuntu for things I did in the past with Windows.
However, I do find I need to use Windows occasionally for the following reasons…
Beside above reasons, we do use Windows on daily basis at work as we use Simply Accounting which happens to be a Windows program we have to use for our business 
So what do we do? Read the rest of this entry »
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