Blog action day

Bloggers Unite - Blog Action Day What would happen if every blog published posts discussing the same issue, on the same day? One issue. One day.

On October 15th – Blog Action Day will be co-ordinating bloggers around the web to tackle the important issue on the environment. Get involved. It is easy to participate and register your blog. Post on October 15th relating to the environment. Donate your day’s earnings to charity. Publicize Blog Action Day. More information on Blog action Day.

Magic carpet ride of wishes

Yenny got me tagged with this ride of wishes.

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Rules:

  1. Write a short paragraph about your visit by the two Genies and include a link to the blog that passed on the Genie Symbol to you.
  2. COPY the Rules and ENTIRE List below and post it on your blog.
  3. List down your wish.
  4. Place your name below the last name on the list and pass on the Genie Symbol to at least 5 other bloggers.
  5. Please put up either one (or both) of the Symbols of the Genies on your blog to show that the Genies have visited your blog:

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Yahoo to dethrone Google

It seems Yahoo is enhancing its Internet search service, a continued effort to dethrone Google as the world’s most popular Internet search engine. Yahoo ranks second. Live, which replaced Microsoft’s MSN search service in 2006, has been mired in distant third place. What are the intuitive features? “Search Assist” software figures out what people are looking for based on words entered in queries and provides suggestions intended to help people pinpoint searches. Ain’t that great. Audio, video and pictures available online are displayed on search result pages along with website links, getting people to the best answer in one search so that Internet users will not suffer from “Web search fatigue,” or frustration caused by not being able to easily find what they want online. All no matter the hurdle when it comes to getting Internet users to break habits or switch loyalties regarding search engines.

Smorty

Advertising on blogs, the best online advertising method of all. A great way to monetize your blog is through Smorty. I have been a publisher with Smorty and I really like it for it pays bloggers promptly. Blog advertising has never been this easy to earn money. It is actually the fastest way to get paid for blogging. Bloggers are paid weekly for confirmed and approved articles. Fast Payments, many campaigns available daily delivered right through our email inboxes and admin panels are some of Sortie’s features. With just few minutes of writing down your own opinion posts and review about their advertisers’ campaigns with links back to the advertisers site, they make you blog for money with http://www.smorty.com. You really can earn top $ with every opinion you post, you just select the subjects that interest you, and can even post in multiple blogs to earn more. Check out Smorty.com and be one of their happy publishers or bloggers of the things that interest you.

Best Web Host

web hostI have tested their service and very excellent costumer support. So I decided to stay. I see their “online, live chat support” is exceptional with agents very helpful that issues I have are fixed quickly. Another lesson today. Hostgator web hosting is excellent. In the following days I will be one month with them and so far, I don’t see any thing one could complain. In the beginning I decided to buy web hosting plan from them because of the recommendations I read from around the internet. So now I have seen it myself, and you will not regret too hosting with them your web sites, so worth it.

Bridging the digital divide: $100 laptop

Earlier this week I read about ‘$100 laptop’ to sell to public. The organisation behind the project has launched the “give one, get one” scheme that will allow US residents to purchase two laptops for $399 (£198). One laptop will be sent to the buyer whilst a child in the developing world will receive the second machine, such that computer enthusiasts in the developed world will soon be able to get their hands on the so-called “$100 laptop”. The G1G1 scheme, as it is known, will offer the laptops for just two weeks, starting on the 12 November. The laptop, originally targeted with a price tag of $100, now comes at $188 (PC World). But that has not deterred the promoters who still believe that the OLPC is a remarkable solution to bridge the digital divide.