It might surprise some of these internet gurus out there that not all of us know our way around a computer
as well as they do! Have you ever tried to talk to somebody that is extremely computer savvy about
a problem that you're having with your computer?
Did they seem annoyed by your questions? Were you frustrated at how hard it is to get help with
your computer and your internet connection?
by Heidi Lewis, posted August 19th, 2006
About
Heidi Lewis
They say the state of Maine has good lobsters - and Heidi says that they're right! Having grown
up in Portland, Maine, Heidi Lewis developed a taste for seafood early on in life. She loves long
walks on the beach, and cooking.
What is your favorite song in the whole wide world? Is it that 80s tune they play on the classics
channel day after day? Or maybe it's that incredibly annoying song by that British fellow who
whales and moans about how beautiful some chick is. Dear God I hate that one.
Well, regardless of your favorite tunes, the fact is these days you have an entirely new way to access
them. I'm talking about all those PCs and Macs out there. You surely have one or the
other sitting somewhere in your humble abode. I can barely get along without mine. Anyway,
there is certainly something to be said about the way we can simply pop open our laptops and listen to
music on the computer. This brings whole new meaning to the word convenience. What tunes
are on your PC right now?
How often would you say you listen to music on the computer? Are you a daily jammer? Maybe
you bob your head to the sounds of the Rolling Stones, while taking care of that banking online.
I know I like to listen to music on the computer every time I hop on to check my email. Now if
I could just get it to let me know when fresh mail has arrived in my inbox. I've always wanted
one of those cool phrases on there.
Hopefully a little something more creative than “You've got mail.” Kind of like what's
one “Eurotrip,” if you've seen that flick. Anyway, the point is you can access
any tunes you desire now days simply by lounging at your personal computer. Get online and check
out the cool radio stations that play all of the great music you love and never get sick of. You'll
probably encounter a few new tunes that tickle your fancy. Maybe you'll even decide that they're
keepers. That's never a problem. It's simple and quick to pop open ITunes and download
all that great fantastic music for a very low price. Find any and all songs you love within seconds.
This new-age technology is so much easier than purchasing a CD.
Are you going online now to listen to music on the computer? Sounds like a plan. Whether
you're simply picking up around the house, or getting ready for another day at school, this is the
ideal form of entertainment. When you listen to music on the computer all the time, you don't
even need to own a radio. This concept is the bomb. Hop online and discover all of your favorite
music today.
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By Steven Bonasia in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006
“Eventually, I was convinced by a family member that no one would mess with my wiki if I made one, and
it would save me time, not having to edit everyone's postings and put them up myself. Of course,
I had to learn some basic programming to create a website from scratch, but it wasn't as hard as
you might think, and was definitely rewarding. To create a business website, like my wife had to,
however, is a different thing altogether.”
By Brett Henricksen in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006
“This is possible, but the blog needs to have a following. Blogs which make money have a large group
of readers, and have ads like ones that Google Adsense provides. Some blog sites allow ads to be
placed on the blogs they host. Two examples of these sites are Google's blogspot. com
and www. writingup. com. If the reader clicks on an ad, and stays at the ad for 30
seconds, the click generates revenue of around $.”
By Joanne McGarry in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006
“Who knows if his is an actual survey they are getting away with administering without rewarding you for...but
real surveys pay real money (in excruciatingly small increments, but hey, money is money). WHERE
TO GOWhich is which? Which will actually pay and which will just waste your time and leave
you feeling puzzled or used? Through a writers' newsletter we found what is called the Survey
Club. They did all the research into the legitimate and also the most profitable programs.”
By Joanne McGarry in Internet, posted August 28th, 2006
“Yes indeed, unlimited Internet access has sure changed things for the better. In reality, I can't
think of a way the Internet and computers have regressed our species. How can we complain about
feasible jobs from home and locating our favorite products at half the price in cyberspace? In
fact, with unlimited Internet we can always keep up with stock changes and even trade from home.”