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    The eVolution Of The iNternet Family Online Shopping Mall
    Do you remember how great great grandfather did the family shopping? He would hook up his team of horses to the big wagon put in the family and trudge off across the prairie for a day or so to get to the nearest ‘general store’. Once there it was a great outing for the family. The store had everything needed from children’s store bought candy to mother’s ready made dress. If the store did not have
    , and even for your own entertainment when you’ve got nothing else to do.

    Reason #5 Immortality

    You can be immortalized through people’s memory; the written works you leave behind would remind them of you and your ideals.

    Reason #6 It’s a Write-Or-Starve Situation

    It’s your job. No escape. Write or be fired.

    Reason #7 For Others

    Most of all, write for others, not only for your self. Use

    Real Estate Beginners Can Profit From Lease Options Strategies
    Whenever I’ve spoken at various investor and business workshops around the country, one of the most common questions from real estate investors during a seminar break is “What’s the best way for a beginner to get started without too much risk?” For many investors, the use of a Lease Option Strategy makes good sense. Here’s why.HOW IT WORKSFor beginners with li
    You pick a pen, grab a piece of paper and scribble…or, nowadays, turn on your PC, go to MSWord, exhaust your fingers on the keyboard…and you’re done…instant article! That easy, and you’re an instant celebrity.

    It has been made clear that everybody can write. Why not? It’s as basic as reading. Once you’ve mastered the alphabet, able to distinguish plural from singular and loaded your cerebral bank with tons of vocabulary, you’re off to a good start.

    Much has been written on the how-to of writing – from poetry to essays to novels – but only less on the why side of writing. Allow me to blab on that for a change.

    Why write?

    A semester of essay writing classes and four years of enduring journalism teachers who were fond of dumping projects with tight deadlines helped me come up with the reasons for writing.

    Reason #1 Power

    Writing is a good weapon in swaying opinions, influencing people’s mindset and way of living and in fighting for causes believed in.

    Being a writer, you can bask in the glow of glamour. You become a celebrity but most of all a leader.

    Reason #2 Expression

    Other than being a weapon of might, writing is a good outlet for your pent-up emotions. Also, it allows the graceful or direct presentation of opinions and know-how.

    Reason #3 Attention

    You can use writing to bring attention to an issue you deem important or to things unheard of, which you want to share. As for my case, the scribbled words became my voice.

    Through writing, you can reach a great number of readers from all walks of life without exhausting your vocal chords.

    Reason #4 Entertainment

    You can write for people’s delight, and even for your own entertainment when you’ve got nothing else to do.

    Reason #5 Immortality

    You can be immortalized through people’s memory; the written works you leave behind would remind them of you and your ideals.

    Reason #6 It’s a Write-Or-Starve Situation

    It’s your job. No escape. Write or be fired.

    Reason #7 For Others

    Most of all, write for others, not only for your self. Use w

    Where Does the Money Come From?
    Fact: In 2005 over 500,000 new business incorporations were organized in the United States.Fact: Of these 500,000 new businesses less than 1,000 received venture capital funding.There are vastly more entrepreneurs seeking start-up funding than there are available funding sources and investment pools. This is a fact. And yet, 499,000 incorporations occurred in 2005 without the cover of
    ary, you’re off to a good start.

    Much has been written on the how-to of writing – from poetry to essays to novels – but only less on the why side of writing. Allow me to blab on that for a change.

    Why write?

    A semester of essay writing classes and four years of enduring journalism teachers who were fond of dumping projects with tight deadlines helped me come up with the reasons for writing.

    Reason #1 Power

    Writing is a good weapon in swaying opinions, influencing people’s mindset and way of living and in fighting for causes believed in.

    Being a writer, you can bask in the glow of glamour. You become a celebrity but most of all a leader.

    Reason #2 Expression

    Other than being a weapon of might, writing is a good outlet for your pent-up emotions. Also, it allows the graceful or direct presentation of opinions and know-how.

    Reason #3 Attention

    You can use writing to bring attention to an issue you deem important or to things unheard of, which you want to share. As for my case, the scribbled words became my voice.

    Through writing, you can reach a great number of readers from all walks of life without exhausting your vocal chords.

    Reason #4 Entertainment

    You can write for people’s delight, and even for your own entertainment when you’ve got nothing else to do.

    Reason #5 Immortality

    You can be immortalized through people’s memory; the written works you leave behind would remind them of you and your ideals.

    Reason #6 It’s a Write-Or-Starve Situation

    It’s your job. No escape. Write or be fired.

    Reason #7 For Others

    Most of all, write for others, not only for your self. Use

    Savings Account Rates Fall to Record Lows!
    Consumers keep stuffing cash into savings accounts and losing money in the process. It’s like stuffing cash in the porthole of a boat.Bankrate.com’s Fall 2003 Savings Account Survey of passbook and statement savings interest rates shows savers continue getting a raw deal. Interest rates have reached an all-time low since they began tracking them in 1987. These super low rates don’t even co
    1 Power

    Writing is a good weapon in swaying opinions, influencing people’s mindset and way of living and in fighting for causes believed in.

    Being a writer, you can bask in the glow of glamour. You become a celebrity but most of all a leader.

    Reason #2 Expression

    Other than being a weapon of might, writing is a good outlet for your pent-up emotions. Also, it allows the graceful or direct presentation of opinions and know-how.

    Reason #3 Attention

    You can use writing to bring attention to an issue you deem important or to things unheard of, which you want to share. As for my case, the scribbled words became my voice.

    Through writing, you can reach a great number of readers from all walks of life without exhausting your vocal chords.

    Reason #4 Entertainment

    You can write for people’s delight, and even for your own entertainment when you’ve got nothing else to do.

    Reason #5 Immortality

    You can be immortalized through people’s memory; the written works you leave behind would remind them of you and your ideals.

    Reason #6 It’s a Write-Or-Starve Situation

    It’s your job. No escape. Write or be fired.

    Reason #7 For Others

    Most of all, write for others, not only for your self. Use

    Do You Hate Your Website? Web Site Sales To Hit $316 Billion Over The Next 6 Years
    What dollar amount does your web site contribute to this $316 billion dollar trend?Have you spent thousands, tens of thousands, or hundreds of thousands on your web site only to discover that it attracts more flies than customers?Do you hate your web site, your web developer or your entire IT department?Do not despair! You are not alone!A great web site is crucial in orde
    of opinions and know-how.

    Reason #3 Attention

    You can use writing to bring attention to an issue you deem important or to things unheard of, which you want to share. As for my case, the scribbled words became my voice.

    Through writing, you can reach a great number of readers from all walks of life without exhausting your vocal chords.

    Reason #4 Entertainment

    You can write for people’s delight, and even for your own entertainment when you’ve got nothing else to do.

    Reason #5 Immortality

    You can be immortalized through people’s memory; the written works you leave behind would remind them of you and your ideals.

    Reason #6 It’s a Write-Or-Starve Situation

    It’s your job. No escape. Write or be fired.

    Reason #7 For Others

    Most of all, write for others, not only for your self. Use

    Want To Compete With Starbucks?
    Have you ever wondered how Starbucks is so successful? Is it the atmosphere? Perhaps the quality drinks? Or is it just a habit? No matter what the answer is - if you own a coffee shop or small restaurant you need to keep Starbucks business model in mind if you want to succeed!Obviously at this point Starbucks has been around long enough that customers continue to purchase their coffee an
    , and even for your own entertainment when you’ve got nothing else to do.

    Reason #5 Immortality

    You can be immortalized through people’s memory; the written works you leave behind would remind them of you and your ideals.

    Reason #6 It’s a Write-Or-Starve Situation

    It’s your job. No escape. Write or be fired.

    Reason #7 For Others

    Most of all, write for others, not only for your self. Use writing to reach out to someone who feels alone and misunderstood, and who needs all the comfort in the world. Use writing to teach a lesson. My mentors had made that perfectly clear to me.

    Before, I was merely satisfied with creating a world of my own. I enjoyed playing god. However, I soon realized that to be a better writer, I must not write merely for myself.

    As a writer, you have readers whom you communicate a world of ideas, and who are affected by what you write. Don’t only think of yourself. By becoming a writer, you have taken a responsibility to the society. You are molding and reshaping somebody’s persona.

    As a writer, you move readers to do something. Lead them to the light; lead them to the truth. They deserve nothing less.

    One of my mentors used to read this to me: A writer without a sense of responsibility is no better than the leader who goes on with his work without regard for the welfare of those he leads.

    I have failed to remember the writer from whom those wonderful words came, but they are words that are not easy to forget.

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