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Oct 10 2008

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Email Marketing System for Making Money From Home

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I have some new information for anyone who is interested in earning money from home. This would be great for moms with small children or retirees or even anyone with a computer who is looking to supplement their income. Make money from home by operating a proprietary email marketing system.

For only $1.95 you can have access to a 7-day trial program that will enable you to start earning money immediately.

You will receive:

  • Simple email marketing software
  • A list of 5000 unique email addresses
  • An automatic scheduler
  • Professionally designed ready-to-use templates
  • Access to products at discounted prices

I have to admit that I am interested in checking this out because it sounds like a viable money-making opportunity. I read on their site that e-mail marketing is currently delivering a $51.45 return on investment for every $1.00 that is spent. This sounds like a lucrative opportunity!

It’s also risk free. For a very small cash outlay, you can try their program for seven days and see if it is something that will work for you. This makes it very attractive to me…in fact I think this is the clincher that makes this something I want to try.

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Happy Weekend! Good News for October 11, 2008

Hello!  I know it’s not quite technically the weekend, but I am almost outta here.  My family and I are hitting the road and I wanted to get this posted before we left.

I have everything in place that should enable me to continue to post to my blog(s), but it’s possible that there may be a little more time than usual between posts here and there.

ANYway…here is this week’s good news! Enjoy!


Man returns stolen plaque after 50 years

Tim Haney finally had enough of his guilty conscience about a Halloween prank he participated in 50 years ago.

Haney and a couple of friends took a historical plaque from a tree at the Vrooman Mansion in Bloomington, Illinois. He was 12 at the time and is 62 now.

He recently took the plaque back to the Vrooman Mansion and told innkeeper about his long-ago misdeed. The plaque is now in a vault at the mansion but is expected to go back on display.

The plaque was in reference to Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas giving speeches under that tree.



Hundreds of New Marine Species Discovered by Australian Scientists


Hundreds of new marine species have been discovered in Southern Ocean reported Australian scientists.

274 species of fish, ancient corals, molluscs, crustaceans and sponges were found deep among extinct volcanoes.

The discoveries were made in marine reserves 100 nautical miles south of the Australian island of Tasmania.

Scientists said that only a tiny proportion of Australia’s oceans have been explored.


New Ford Car Key Lets Parents Limit Teen’s Speed


Ford Motor is calling its new safety technology for teenage drivers “MyKey.” It will let parents slow down their kids in the family car.

MyKey allows parents to control teen drivers’ top speeds.

The MyKey feature will be standard equipment on the 2010 Ford Focus and eventually on all Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models.

35,000 American teenagers have died in auto accidents over the past five years.

MyKey can sound a chime whenever the vehicle travels above 45, 55 or 65 miles per hour. It can also prevent the driver from turning off safety features like traction control. It can also be set to mute the radio and will chime repeatedly until the driver fastens their seatbelt.

Parents can choose which of the restrictions to use and they take effect whenever a specific key is used in the ignition.

Ford plans to collect data on the effectiveness of MyKey. They are also hoping to persuade insurance providers to give discounts to families who use the system.

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The Best Wine For You is the Wine You Like Best

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Are you a wine lover? If you are then we have something in common! I will admit that good wine is one thing that I just dearly love. A nice bottle of wine is something I enjoy very much.

Chicago is not that far away from where I live and we get down there several times a year to visit family. I just found out about a wine store in downtown Chicago that is definitely going to be on my agenda the next time we are there.

This just sounds like a neat shop. They have wine making classes, wine tasting, a wine tasting bar, as well as assorted events that would be fun to attend.

Just Grapes operates under the belief that wine education should be simple and enjoyable. Find out what works for you or what you are interested in and leave the rest. They will help you do this.

They proudly offer private and corporate wine-tasting events, free weekly tastings, and monthly themed tastings. They have wine classes on various countries, movie screenings, and food-pairing education.

At Just Grapes their motto is “The best wine for you is the wine you like best.”

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Thousands of Troops Are Deployed on US Streets Ready to Utilize “Crowd Control”

Three to four thousand soldiers have been deployed in the US as of October 1. The stated mission is the same form of crowd control they practiced in Iraq…that would be to subdue “unruly individuals,” and the management of a national emergency. An Army spokesperson confirmed that they will have access to lethal and non lethal crowd control technologies and tanks.

George Bush struck down Posse Comitatus, which makes it legal for military to patrol the US. He has also legally established that in the “War on Terror,” the U.S. is at war around the entire world. This means that the whole world is a battlefield…so the U.S. is also a battlefield.

There have also been recent changes to the 1807 Insurrection Act that give far more extensive powers in the event of a loosely defined “insurrection” or other “conditions” the president has the power to identify. The Constitution also allows the suspension of habeas corpus in the event of an “insurrection.”. Habeas corpus prevents us from being seized by the state and held without trial. –

U.S. Rep. Brad Sherman of California told Congress that individual members of the House were threatened with martial law within a week if they did not pass the bailout bill.

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