Online market place for Bloggers

Earn money by blogging! Pay Me To Blog About You is an online market place that enables Advertisers to find Bloggers locally, nationally or globally and contract with them for placing links and creating BUZZ about products, services, events, issues, etc. Whether your budget is $5- $50 for link placement, $95 to get local bloggers talking about a community event or $500 to get high profile bloggers BUZZING about your national product launch, this platform allows advertisers and Bloggers to identify and contact each other. Their messaging system allows bloggers and advertisers to negotiate directly with each other instead of working through advertising agencies or middlemen and we provide a secure way of transacting advertising compensation via Paypal. The process is simple! Register, look for bloggers or advertisers, negotiate back and forth via the messaging system, strike a deal, BUZZ and compensate! Register now before their beta test finishes and enjoy a FREE registration and SPECIAL RATES for bloggers & referrers if you put our Best25Blogs registration box on your website. If you add the Best25Blogs.com submission box to your site, they will reduce the fee from 20% to 15% and will increase your affiliate commission from 2.50% to 3.00%! So take advantage of this opportunity to get more exposure for your blog. Submission boxes help recruit advertisers that will pay you to create BUZZ. They also encourage your readers to submit your blogs to the crowd. Your readership will increase every time a summary of one of your blogs gets "CROWDED" Best25Blogs pays 2.5% of the contract amount to affiliates who referred the parties of the contract. For example, if you referred a buyer and he purchases a contract of $1000, and later accepts the work, the amount of $25 is added to your Available Cash account and can be used to buy contracts or withdrawn. Or, if you referred a seller, if that seller manages to sell a contract of $1000, you will receive the same $25 as soon as his buyer releases the escrow upon job completion.

Make money collecting Beer Cans

Brewing has been around for 8,000 years, and Americans have been brewing beer since 1584, but the beer can is a recent invention. On Jan. 24, 1935, 125 years after the first tin-plate can was patented in England, the American Can Company and the Gottfried Krueger Brewing Company of New Jersey put out the world's first canned beer, Krueger Cream Ale. Since then, beer cans have been manufactured in all shapes, styles, sizes, and trademarks. Beer has been sold in at least 13 sizes, from 7-oz. to 128-oz. cans; flat-top cans have always been popular, but for many years, until the 1950s, most companies used spout, or cone-top, cans. Coors Brewery introduced the aluminum can in the late 1950s, and the Pittsburgh Brewing Company, in conjunction with Alcoa, came out with the easy-open zip-top (lift tab) aluminum top in 1962. In the early 1970s, technology presented the industry, and the beer-drinking world, with the two-piece can--a solid body, and a top that can be pulled completely off using the lift tab.

The Beer Can Collectors of America list over 5,000 different brands of canned beer, including foreign labels. When major label varieties and changes are considered--such as the 300 different designs used in the Rainer Beer Jubilee Series--the number of different cans goes up to 12,000, maybe even as many as 20,000. Nobody really knows for sure.

Most of these cans are out-of-date and therefore scarce, often rare. When the first beer can came out in 1935, about 730 American breweries were operating. In 1952, only 350 remained, and by 1970 that number had dwindled to less than 70 breweries.

The W. W. II tin and steel shortages forced a sharp cutback in beer can production; most cans were marked specifically for GI consumption, with the brand's design in a black outline against an olive-drab background. These "camouflage cans" are now prized by collectors. So are such rare brands as Canadian Ace M. L., Sir Lady Frothingslosh Ale, and Scotch Highland Ale (in cone-top), all of which sell for several hundred dollars apiece. Value, of course, depends on condition in beer can collecting. Rusted or dented cans are generally avoided by the more discerning collectors.

How bloggers make money from Review My Post badges

Have you seen those Get Paid to Review My Post badges on blog sites? By simply putting this badge at the bottom of *EVERY* post, you can invite new prospective Posties to review your blog posts! When someone clicks on this badge and signs up with PayPerPost, a special opportunity is created JUST FOR THEM! The $7.50 opportunity asks them to write a post in their blog reviewing a post on YOUR blog.

This is a great opportunity for you to earn money and grow your sphere of influence. You can generate thousands of links back to your site and earn money for each link! As soon as the new Postie gets paid for reviewing your blog you get paid $7.50! To get the most out of this program, be sure to place this badge code at the bottom of every post on your blog, even the ones that aren't sponsored posts. The more posts that the badge is tagged to, the wider variety of content potential posties have to blog about when they review your post! The easiest way to achieve this is to simply modify your blog post template so that the badge automatically appears whenever you post a new blog.

How to improve Night Vision

Want to improve your natural night vision? Watch this video and you’ll learn some tips and tricks to improve your seeing in the dark.



1) In the martial art Ninjutsu, students are told in order to see better in the dark, get lower than what you are trying to see. This may work by silhouetting objects against light from the moon and stars.

2)For best vision, allow plenty of time to adjust to seeing in the dark. It typically takes about 20 to 30 minutes for your eyes to fully adjust to dark conditions

3)Be aware that nicotine may diminish your ability to see in the dark[2]. It may be a good idea to avoid cigarettes, even second-hand smoke, when you need to see in the dark.

4)Avoid looking directly at light sources while navigating in the dark. Even if you aren't looking at them directly, light sources close to your face will diminish night vision. For example, if you are smoking, the red/orange glow in front of you provides enough light to cause your pupils to contract, therefore killing your night vision. Similarly, you will not see much if you're wearing a miner's helmet with a light or carrying a flashlight (excluding what's illuminated by the beam of light itself, of course).

5)Special Forces use the technique of squeezing their eyes shut tightly for ten seconds - once they are in the dark. While the technique can seem effective, scientific studies have not proven it works. Perhaps it's a case where the brain and belief override normal physical reactions.

6)In World War II, Soviet Specops used this technique: eating a piece of sugar some time before going out in the dark and lighting their open eyes with a red flashlight for approximately 10 seconds.

7)Different people have different levels of ability in night vision. While these techniques can help you reach your full potential, your full potential may not be as great as that of others.

Make money with Ultimate Paintball

Have you ever wondered how you can make more money for your paintball addiction? Well, let me share with you a secret that has kept me up to date with the coolest gear and the best guns on the market.

The secret to successfully making money for paintball is simple. It is not too difficult to do or even to get started and once you do, you will never have a need for that high-end tourney marker again. The secret is this, buying for cheap and selling for more. In essence the term bartering could sum it up. Anybody can make a hobby out of bartering and doing so will help you reap the benefits of some of the fastest paintball guns and coolest paintball gear on the market today.

Ultimate Paintball sells Tippmann, spyder guns, Smart Parts, Dye, Empire, Draxxus paintball gear plus many more brands which you can find on their website.

The top selling guns - Tippmann A-5, Tippmann 98 Custom, Smart Parts Ion, Spyder Pilot ACS

You can see all the different products they carry at http://www.pntball.com

Ultimate Paintball offers the best prices with free shipping.

Buying, trading and selling to make money for paintball is a great way to find yourself shooting the best guns and wearing the best gear. In doing so you may just open up a totally new future for your game. Understand that it is work to achieve the goals you set for yourself so start small and take your time. Be confident in your sales and make only the decisions that will profit gain for you and your game. If you have a true desire to play with only the best equipment and shoot the hottest markers then you will find there is no obstacle too large to over come when choosing to barter.

When You're Laid Off

You get the call you've always dreaded. "I'm sorry to inform you, but we've had a layoff.".... So now what do you do? First of all, do not panic. It's not the end of the world. Now, take a deep breath and relax.

LaidOffCentral.Com now offers all the resources for this situation. This was originally being built to serve as a support forum for other laid off people and to allow those employees to find other former co-workers. The idea for the site came after the two founders and over 2 dozen of their friends from various companies were all laid off within a one-month period.

It started out as one, because about 2 dozen of the founders of this web site's friends were laid off over a 4 month stretch. The idea of keeping in contact, helping each other out, and providing a common place to share the frustrations of being laid off is no joke

LaidOffCentral.Com wants to be THE resource for laid off employees. Our mission is to provide the laid off employee with the tools, network, and resources to get back in the working world and keep in touch with fellow professionals.

FREE Airplane Ticket from Ryanair

Ryanair, an airliner in Ireland, lets some fly for free. And, if all goes well, they will be able to allow more people to fly for free. How is the business model for a free airline supposed to work? Since the revenue does not come from the ticket sale, the revenue comes from:

1. Refreshments: No free peanuts here, any food or drink will cost you (sales: $61 million)
2. $3.50 to check your bag ($36 million)
3. Online links: Most flights are booked online, and by providing links to hotel and other partners, they earn money ($100 million)
4. NASCAR style: They sell space on the sides of planes to advertisers to display ads

"Michael O'Leary, Chief Executive of Ireland's Ryanair, Europe's most profitable airline, wants to make air travel free. Not free as in free from regulation, but free as in zero cost. By the end of the decade, he promises, "more than half of our passengers will fly free."

The remarkable thing is, few analysts think his prediction is far-fetched: Ryanair already offers free fares to a quarter of its customers.

How I Quadrupled My Adsense Earnings

My girlfriend has a bikini related blog that was making a little over $1 everyday for the past few months. The other day, I decided to try out a little experiment with this site.

1. She had a list that she had built up in Aweber of shopping lists for lingerie (she had originally built this list for her bridal shop). So, I thought, let’s put both of these together and see what happens.

2. I created a quick little post using Feedblitz and sent off a broadcast message to her list of 200 people.

Out of those 200 people, only 50 people actually clicked on the blog link but look what it did to the Adsense earnings over the past couple days! Almost quadruple!

So…. List + Monetized Blog == $$$$

I would say that doing a new blog post and an accompanying mailout every few days should keep the money rolling in and it only takes a couple minutes more to send out the broadcast message. Click here to learn about how to boost your feed circulation with Feedblitz.

I’d love to hear from anyone else who tries this — just add a comment!

Bad ATM Program

This video shows an ATM scam in which a thief reprogrammed an ATM to dispense four times the normal amount of money requested. The ATM machine was programmed to “think” it had been filled with $5 bills, not $20 bills.

Many money from P2P Lending

There are actually quite a few companies around the globe that offer P2P lending. You may want to consider diversifying a bit by purchasing loans from regular people like yourself after consdering the high returns of upto 12% for your money. Some of the peer-to-peer lending sites that have sprung up recently are:

1. LendingClub, Currently, LendingClub "lenders" are earning an average of 12.15%
Lending Club gives $25 bonus for new borrowers or lenders.

2. Zopa.com, Zopa "investors" are earning "up to 5.1%,"

3. Prosper - Offers $25 bonus for new lenders, Prosper lenders are earning from around 9.49 to 12.81%.

4. Loanio, which is not yet live.

5. Kiva, offers loans to people in 3rd world countries; lenders only receive their principle back, but do not earn interest. This is seen mostly as doing something good with your money and giving people an opportunity they may not have otherwise had.

These P2P sites works in the following way. Potential borrowers need money, for business expansion, debt consolidation, etc. These sites do thorough credit checks, gives borrowers a credit rating, and then lets potential "lenders" bid on their loans. "Lenders" can bid a minimum of $50 to a maximum of $25,000. When bidding, "lenders" specify the lowest interest rate they are willing to accept from the borrower. The lowest bids are accepted, and when, within a specified time (sort of like in an Ebay auction), the borrower's full amount is funded, the loan begins. The borrower makes monthly payments, which the "lenders" collect. P2P sites charge the borrower a fee and also takes a small percentage of the repayments.

Tax advantages of owning a Blog

Running a blog has many tax advantages.
Here are some of the more creative deductions one can use when trying to reduce blog income taxes.

1) Blog about dinning out
By blogging about your dinning, the entire night out becomes deductible for income tax purposes. This is an even better deal than taking a client out for dinner. In Canada, the CRA allows only 50% of the bill to be deductible. This dine research is a business expense and is 100% deductible.

2) Blog about traveling
Want the government to subsidize your vacation? Start a travel blog and start packing. This is one of the reasons why some business seminars are held in sunny locals like the Bahamas. The seminar would be a deductible expense for the attendees. If you’ve ever been to these types of seminars then you’ll know there are a lot of free time in between the sessions so you can network or, more likely, relax in the sun. For people who like to cruise, you’ll be happy to know there are a bunch of seminars aboard cruise ships as well.

3) Blog about cars
There was a loophole in the US tax laws (I’m sure it’s been corrected by now) concerning the use of cars for business. To prevent people from buying a Ferrari and witting it off, the IRS placed a limit on how much you can capitalize a passenger car for. This limit doesn’t apply to commercial vehicles like 18 wheelers, bulldozers, buses, etc. The IRS uses gross vehicle weight to determine whether a vehicle is a passenger car or a commercial vehicle.

Monitor FREE Internet Cameras

Here’s something you might find interesting. Want to know how to view networked web cameras and surveillance cameras on the web? I don’t really know how exactly these web cams got on the internet, but all I know is that you can view them (even control them). Here’s how…

Search inurl:ViewerFrame?Mode= in Google. This will search all indexed files on Google that has the text string ViewFrame?Mode= in its URL. For the results you’ll see all the Panasonic network cameras that are online. Not only can you see what the camera is seeing live, you can also pan and zoom. You can also view other types of webcams like the Axis 2400. To view these webcams on the internet, search inurl:indexFrame.shtml Axis. Again, you’ll see a bunch of results in which you can see and use cameras all over the world.

This trick really serves no purpose but is just something that you can do for fun. Neat trick huh?