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Money from Cyberspace

Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:04:47 GMT

Monday, January 14, 2008

Make money online with Google

Looking to buy a new home, or in the market for a new boat or RV. They all take money and lots of it.

Have you thought about trying to make that kind of money on line, enough to buy the new car you've dreamed of or the new home or big boat.

With a million scams out there, it's refreshing to see that you can actually make money very safely with a partner that everybody knows.

No scamming here, GOOGLE is the way to go!

You might not make enough to go purchase that spacious new home or yacht or even a little boat but you won't know until you try.

Like so, so many others, I see all the ads and get the spam for the get rich quick or retire on this or that schemes. yeah, I actually did buy a scam marketing plan, but at least it was a cheap one and I did learn a lot from it.

The biggest lesson I learned was that if you have any second thoughts or doubts whatsoever about joining some sort of internet marketing program, you should browse to another page and clear your browser history immediately to make sure you don't go back. Not even for that Lexus they showed in the ad.

So I lost my 20 bucks to a silver tongued marketer that made me pay to open a door to read the final little piece of information to his success, I gotta buy his stuff! . . . The first piece would only cost me 200 bucks, and I can resell it as many times as I want. . . Well. . . there goes my first $20. . . See ya. . . I'll have to buy my Lexus some other way.

Eventually I learned that you don't have to spend anything other than time to make real actual dollars on the net with Google Adsense. I guess that I've really sorta known about Google Adsense for a while (but I procrastinate for a living).

Then one day there was a segment on Good Morning America about how people are making a living on the money they make from Adsense. OK, finally I'm convinced that I should monetize my sites, I decided to dive in and sign up for Adsense.

I have a couple of sites that I have always used for informational purposes and never tried to make money with. So I placed some ads through the pages of ezee.ca to see what would happen and there it was, a few pennies here, a dollar or two there. So I went ahead and put some ads in the pages of donssite.com and liftright.net.

It Works, now I'm making money in Cyberspace SAFELY.

I don't have that new Lexus yet but, Ive only just begun.

Thanks Adsense

Now time to put ads in the pages of opticaliillusions.com, cotinus.net, and truckphoto.net

Next, how to make more money, Let's get that new Lexus

Coming Soon.

Some people shouldn't be allowed on the highway

Tue, 15 Jan 2008 23:02:54 GMT

Some people shouldn't be allowed on the highway

I was out on the highway tonight for an hour or so, it was pretty yucky out with a little light snow but everyone was behaving nicely for the conditions and the volume of traffic, everyone was traveling around the speed limit and it was nice smooth sailing.

Everyone that is, except for one fool driving a cube van about 40 MPH in the slow lane of a three lane highway. With the slight reduction in visibility from the snow, the highway turns instantly to a sea of brake lights and turn signals with a half dozen 18 wheelers trying to get around this guy.

I don't know if he had mechanical problems or if he had a heavy or unstable load but there are several alternate parallel roads he could take if either were the case, the weather conditions surely didn't warrant his slow speed.

What a screw up this guy was, I know the driving conditions weren't perfect but his reduced speed in the volume of traffic that was driving 60MPH puts so many people at risk due to the number of evasive actions upcoming traffic is forced into making.

Once again another reason some people should not be allowed to drive anything on the highway.

More on safety at http://www.ezee.ca

Road Rage, What Causes It?

Tue, 15 Jan 2008 22:51:03 GMT

Road Rage, What Causes It?

I drove into Toronto and last night around midnight and traffic was about how I expected except for about a ten mile stretch through Oakville and Mississauga.

There were three cars driving close to the speed limit in three lanes of the highway basically parked next to each other in a way that nobody could safely pass. After a few miles, there were probably twenty cars and two big trucks all bunching up closer and closer to each other but not able to break through.

It was almost like an experiment to study road rage. In the next couple of miles, before the "gauntlet" was penetrated. There were a couple of cars really impatiently jumping lanes trying to weave their way through the blockage.

Where the "road rage mentality" kicks in is when there is a huge gap of at least a half mile stretch in front of this pack of cars but still no one can get past to exploit it.

Finally, a break. It's like the start of the Indy. All of the aggressive drivers jockeying for position to get through the small gap that opened in the slow lane.

No road rage "incident" developed that I saw, although under the streetlights I could see the shadow of some hand gestures to the middle car as one of the racers flew by.

There were so many examples of following too close along this stretch that if anything did happen at the front of the pack, I bet twenty cars would have introduced themselves to each other in mere seconds.

TWO or THREE seconds between each car. That's all you need to multiply your safety zone exponentially and maybe you'll be reporting a pile up instead of being in it.

More space between cars also makes it much easier and safer for traffic to blend letting faster drivers filter through the slower ones more safely.

More on Safety at http://www.ezee.ca

Better driving weather

Fri, 11 Jan 2008 02:19:54 GMT

Better driving weather

Well the winter blast of snow and ice we got before Xmas has melted away with the recent warm weather we've had. Now you can see all the ugly stuff that was hiding in the snow piles. There is a good size chunk of concrete that the snowplow left at the bottom of my driveway, looking down the road from my house I don't see anything missing so I have no idea where he got it. I just hope the city picks it up.

When the snow first arrives each year, it seems like all the fools want to go play in the snow. There are so many accidents and cars in the ditches, you wonder how it can happen when traffic is just creeping along. Does everyone forget how to drive in the snow?

SLOW DOWN, KEEP YOUR DISTANCE! and maybe you'll stay out of the ditch. It's too bad the authorities can't come up with a way to test drivers in winter conditions before issuing their license, it would be a lot safer out there.

Now that the snow and ice are gone, speeds have gone back to normal on the roads and highways. Unfortunately with the increased speeds come increased damage and injuries if there is an accident. With higher speeds, you need to increase your following distance to allow room for safety.

Remember that anything can happen anywhere and anytime so be aware of what is behind you and what is beside you as well as traffic ahead of you. Keep a mental picture of where vehicles are in your blind spots, they may be there for a while and if you forget that they are there and change lanes, you may just end up as another statistic.

More on ROAD SAFETY at http://www.ezee.ca

Tailgating, Don't take away my safety space

Wed, 02 Jan 2008 22:03:50 GMT

I don't know about you, but this is an issue that really pisses me off.

Most other unsafe road actions are not as intentional as tailgating. An unsafe pass, unsafe lane change, forgotten signal or even running a red light or stop sign may be a momentary lapse of judgment, but getting close and personal with a vehicle in front of you at 70 miles per hour shows either ones aggression or shear ignorance of physics. It's no wonder how road rage begins sometimes.

Some may recommend a two second break between vehicles on a highway but I prefer a three second gap between my vehicle and the vehicle in front of me. That way I have just a little more time to "PLAN" my actions in case of an emergency and emergencies do happen in a split second. I'll never cease to be amazed when I see a string of cars less than a second apart driving at 75 mph.

I fully believe in the basic rule "slower traffic keep right" or "keep right except to pass" while driving on highways and believe that if everyone followed that rule, it would be like unclogging a heart patients arteries and traffic would flow.

If slower traffic did keep right a lot of the tailgating would probably go away although there may still be some that just don't know any better or just don't care.

More on road safety at http://www.ezee.ca