In the blogosphere, we talk about blog traffic all the times.
We display our Alexa's rank, our Google rank and our top commentators at the most prominent areas of our blog.
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Is traffic important to us bloggers ?
Is blog traffic important to you ?
Thursday, September 20, 2007Posted by JamyTan at 3:15 AM 0 comments
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Online Payday Loan
Tuesday, September 18, 2007We all heard of payday loan , haven't we ?
But this online site do not require you to step out of your office, you can do it right in your office. This is quote from their site :
"Payday Loan services are available to you now through our safe and secure online payday loan server that provides you with instant processing so there is not a need to wait for long periods."
This is the one , I want your attention : Pay Day Loans
Very simple 3 requirement :
1) Identity (Driver's license or other acceptable proof of id)
2) Income (Pay stubs or letter from employer)
2) Bank Account (bank statement from the past 30 days)
These are their frequently ask question section that you might like a lot of customers would like to know : HERE.
Give them a request today at : admin@paydayloanrescue.com
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Don't you love this kind of job ?
Marla Cilley get paid to nag. Don't you like that kind of job ?
New Source : AOL.
Picture Source : Bookpage.
Want to more about this lady ? Let's go and read more.
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A trusted and wise email from my investment guru
My investment mentor send me a post which I think I should posted it here for education purposes.
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Tight Credit = Higher Gold
The evolving metamorphosis underway in world financial markets is nothing more than the global re-allocation of available cash. The artificial liquidity created by government counterfeiting and accompanying facile lending policies is/was unsustainable, and the collapse of the sub prime mortgage business is merely the first symptom in what will continue to reorder the economic universe.
Does this sounds Greek to you ? It is alright to think so, I was zero about gold investment 5 years ago.Now I started to see the light on this statement by J.P Morgan :
In the words of J.P. Morgan,
"Gold is money. That's it."
If you are interested, here.
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Bad credit, a past history
With the economics today, we know a lot of people are effected by bad credit and many o them do now know how to resolve their bad credit. We all know how bad credit rating can affect our purchase power.
Today, I want to bring to your attention about bad credit loans
Bad credit loan site is a great resource to help you to get back to your financial health.The site will help you to compare dozens of bad credit offers from major providers and find the best offer to fit their needs than applying for the first offer that comes in the mail. You can rebuild their credit by making payments on time.
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My gysy life ...
Monday, September 17, 2007It has never stop amazed me as how clean Switzerland was and how efficient the customer service in Hong Kong was while I lived in Swiss for 3 months and worked in H.K over a period of 2 years.
While my uncle was one of the vice presidents for Bank Utama in Malaysia in the 90's, I told him if he ever wanted to have a business model for his bank's customer service, he need to look no where than the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank @ the central district in H.K.
It has never ceased to amaze me about America's marketing , either online or off line.
While walking to the grocery store yesterday, I saw this US$100 note on the street. I thought , oh goodness me, whoever dropped this note must be in panic as the store I was going into was a discount type of store : Save-A-lot. It is one of those store you see a lot of new immigrants who buy lesser brands to make end meet.I picked up the note and waited outside the store in case the owner of the note realized his/her lost and came back to the store. I had a very dramatic experience in New Zealand airport when I took my a year round-the- world's backpack trip. Auckland was my first stop. My kiwi girlfriend Heather picked me up on the airport. I was so excited to see her because she was the 1st familiar face after I left the place I stayed for over 20years. Nearly 2/3 of the the church which I attended over 15years came to the airport to sent me off. I hugged everyone and did not know when I would be back again to see them.
I cried all the way from Sydney airport to Auckland airport (the air steward was very sympathetic of me, I think he must have thought someone in my family must have found dead or something along that line, but I looked quite young for a widow :):), he kept coming to check if I was alright. He probably had not seen anyone who cried so much in his life. It was one of the difficult decisions for me at that time, to leave or not to leave, to say yes to the Kiwi guy who was very interested in me or went back to Malaysia for the potential Malaysian boyfriend ! At that time, I really did not know if I had made a right decision to go back to Malaysia but then I bit my teeth and went and made the decision I thought was the best. (Luckily I always have very good teeth :):):).
The minute the plane touched Auckland airport, the first familiar face I saw was Heather. Nothing beat a familiar face when you are home sick. Yes, Heather reminded me of my Australia home, we spent many years in our church youth fellowship together. She was such a nice girl, a very easy going nature kind of girl. She decided to return to New Zealand after staying in Australia for more than a decade. Her move had broken Basil heart to many many pieces.
We hugged and kissed like 2 crazy women. After the hugs, I went to the bathroom. After I came out of the bathroom, with my tear wiped and my face cleaned, I told Heather I wanted to take some pictures of the airport. Then I realized my video camera was gone, gone, gone .... I must have left in the bathroom. I was so panic that I felt like I am going to faint !!!. During those times, video camera was very expensive. I think I must have spent a few thousand Australian dollar for my movie camera. The thought of not having my video camera for my once- a- life- time kind of trip made me so sad so sad !. And I don't think I have budgeted to buy another video camera, of course, unless a rich man came to my rescue because he had fallen madly in love with me over the journey, but that was a not even on my mind then because my kiwi boyfriend Warrick Savage face was hunting all the way from Sydney to Auckland :)-. Anyway, Heather said, "Don't worry, let's go to the lost and found counter, I am sure someone would leave it there." . I thought Heather must be crazy, who on earth would return such an 'expensive' gift from heaven ?
I was wrong ! Someone did return the camera. The kiwis were really honest people, I have to say. They were a lot laid back than Aussies then !
This picture was taken in 1990 with Heather in Auckland, New Zealand.
After I returned to Malaysia, I had lost contact with Heather. But, the internet is an amazing world,if you think Heather's face look familiar and if you know the where about of Heather, please write to my email. I will be eternal grateful to your kind gesture.
With that experience, I have a soft spot for returning any lost object to its rightful owner, and that include a male friend to his girlfriend, ha ha ha ha.
Anyway, we need to return to my US$100 note, while looking for if anyone was coming to look for their US$00 note, I opened the note and guess what I saw !
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Art as an investment
Diversify is the key to investment.
Diversify means you invest in real estates, antiques, gold, silver, ordinary stocks, gold and silver stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and one of them you might consider is fine art.
Today I want to bring to your attention : www.BeautifulRealArt.com
BeautifulRealArt.com offers the finest of the fine arts. It is no prints, no giclees, no serigraphs, no lithographs, and no hand-retouched copies. No reproductions of any kind - they are all 100% original art.
Beside they also sell stunning oil, acrylic & watercolor paintings, drawings, photography, sculptures and pottery.
You can check here for their abstract, still life, landscape, wildlife, floral, fantasy, expressionist, contemporary, impressionist, modern, digital and real mixed media artwork.
What separate them from all the other art galleries are that they own and stock all of the original art they sell. This process eliminates the need for you to contact the artist directly. They do not sell on consignment, which allows them to confirm the quality of the art we sell, to expertly pack your art, and ship it to you immediately with no delays. Their website is free with advertisements, it is very simple to use, and is encryption safe for your safety and privacy.
Their customer service is world-class.
As I said before diversify is the key to investment. Original art is an investment. Original arts appreciate over times like land and stocks. And your bonus with original art that stocks and bonds do not do is that they beauty of your home or office.
Because BeautifulRealArt.com is a one-stop shopping of wonderful original art from around the world, it save you precious time and money with . All their original art is personally selected from new, emerging and professional artist’s collections. Check it out today, you can buy their original art to beautify your home or office at reasonable prices, all from the comfort of your home.
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