Thursday, December 31, 2009
Creates Traffic And Money On Demand
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Make payments while building your business
friends and family.
My friend Mike Koenigs and the Traffic Geyser guys are
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
30 million iPhones can't be wrong.
friends and family.
Are you one of the 30 million iPhone or iPod users
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And, if you aren't, you customers will love it!
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
"From Sofa to Success" Now you need to read this.
Just a quick update for you since I know its getting
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Facebook Connect Driving Engagement, Website Visits
Facebook Connect launched one year ago and, so far, it's having a positive impact for website developers. In its simplest form, Facebook Connect allows website visitors to log in to websites and
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Google sent me a coupon worth of $100 to use for adwords. Isnt it amazing!
Google sent me a coupon for $100 worth to spend for my adwords. This is so amazing. I think its because I have been advertising with google from quite some time now. Well! its good. I can target atleast 350-400 customers more now on my site http://TopIncomeProducer.com
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Ok, I will put it in simple words.
Its the era of internet. There are 1.5 billion internet users in the world. Just think of how many customers you can target from the comfort of your home. Isnt it amazing! But the question you might be thinking is What to sell and how to sell, You dont have a plan and you have no clue or kowledge of the internet marketing. I totally agree with you. I felt the same way when I came across the community I am doing business right now. But this community helped me and I now have solid plan, backup, proper education, marketing skills, proper told and material and a good and sustainable product to market. The online community I work with has taught me everything on how to start business from home and how to market and sell. I was so amazed to see how big the internet is.
Well! as I said before you need good company and good team and industry leaders to support you. So visit my site and meet some of the industry leaders who taught me and learn from them.
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GPSed Track "kew gardens to home"
View my new track "kew gardens to home" started in United States, New York, New York City.
I am testing the new GPS application. This seems to be pretty interesting. Let me test it and I will post the update.
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Saturday, May 23, 2009
Teachers Share Recession’s Pain
Teachers were thought to be the last profession hit by recession. But now they will cutback their salaries too. Teaching is a noble profession but though! the govt. doesnt care about noble or unnoble. Wake up and look for a second source of income. Its good to keep a job these days but having a secondary source of income is a must.
Bankers, lawyers and journalists have taken pay cuts and gone without raises to stay employed in a tough economy. Now similar givebacks are spreading to education, an industry once deemed to be recession-proof.
All 95 teachers and five administrators in the Tuckahoe school district in Westchester County agreed to give $1,000 each to next year’s school budget to keep the area’s tax increase below 3 percent. In the Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow district, 80 percent of the 500 school employees — including teachers, clerks, custodians and bus drivers — have pledged more than $150,000 from their own pockets to help close a $300,000 budget gap.
And on Long Island, the 733 teachers in the William Floyd district in Mastic Beach decided to collectively give up $1 million in salary increases next year to help restore 19 teaching positions that were to be eliminated.
New York State’s powerful teachers’ unions have rarely agreed to reopen contract negotiations in bad economic times, let alone make concessions. But as many school districts presented flat budgets to voters in recent weeks, teachers in at least a dozen suburban areas have opened the door to compromise to save jobs, preserve programs and smaller class sizes, and show support for the towns and villages where many of them have taught generations of families.
Richard C. Iannuzzi, president of the New York State United Teachers, said the last time teachers made so many concessions was during the 1970s.
“In a normal school year, in a normal economic situation, we would see very little of what’s going on now,” he said.
In New York City, where the Bloomberg administration said last week that schools would face a 5 percent cut, the United Federation of Teachers said there had been no discussion of reopening its contract, which runs through October. And in New Jersey and much of Connecticut, where districts face similarly tight times, calls for teacher givebacks have largely been ignored, or rejected.
The teachers’ union in Ridgewood, N.J., voted this spring against a district proposal to renegotiate salaries. “We’re sympathetic to the economic situation, but we just don’t believe that teachers and school employees are overpaid,” said Steve Baker, a spokesman for the New Jersey Education Association. “Our members are the same middle-class people feeling the pinch of this recession as well, so we don’t feel it’s appropriate to target them for givebacks.”
Even in some of the places where unions have voted to help out management, some members have balked. In the William Floyd district, 60 teachers — about 8 percent of the total — voted against giving up what amounted to $1,190 apiece, while 580 teachers voted to do so (those who voted no still have to forgo the money). In Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, donations have been kept confidential.
“We didn’t want people to feel that it’s some kind of contest,” said Howard Smith, the Tarrytown superintendent.
Richard Perugini, a physical education teacher who is president of the Tarrytown teachers’ union, said he had pledged to give money even though his wife, Carmen, a teacher’s aide, is to be laid off from a nearby school district in June. “We’ll be living paycheck to paycheck,” he said.
Tarrytown’s budget for next year is $62.5 million, a 3.8 percent increase. That is about half the amount that budgets grew in recent years, leading the district to cut four teaching spots, four teaching assistants and 10 bus drivers and monitors. White Plains’s increase, by contrast, is 0.74 percent, to $185.7 million, the smallest in decades.
Yonkers, Westchester’s largest school system, has a planned budget increase of 0.81 percent (to $487.1 million), after increases of at least 5 percent in each of the past two years. District officials say they must buy fewer supplies, negotiate lower rates for food and busing, suspend supplemental teacher training and pare special education costs by more than $3 million to cover rising expenses for salaries and benefits.
“There’s a real sense that we’ve reached a limit, and in many communities, that translates into, ‘We can’t even raise it one dollar,’ ” Dr. Smith said.
In most districts, personnel costs are the largest expenses, so renegotiating terms with teachers is one of the only ways to avoid cuts in the classroom.
In Cambridge, N.Y., about 50 miles north of Albany, the 980-student district had proposed to lay off a teacher, two teaching assistants and five aides. Instead, the teachers agreed, in a vote of 68 to 22, to reopen their contract and accept smaller stipends for advising clubs, coaching teams and chaperoning events. Savings to the district: $67,868.
“I laid out the problem,” said Daniel Severson, the superintendent. “Everybody knows everybody because it’s small; we all live in the same town.”
William Floyd teachers averted the layoffs of nine teachers, and helped the 9,600-student district restore 10 other teaching positions, by agreeing to give up part of their raises.
“We did not want to see any of our teachers lose their jobs, or good programs suspended, and that’s what was going to happen,” said Karen D’Esposito, a high school social studies teacher who is president of the union.
In Tuckahoe, teachers already contribute $10 annually to a $1,000 scholarship awarded to a graduating student. But last fall, Michael V. Yazurlo, the superintendent of the 1,000-student district, approached the union about trying to keep next year’s property tax increase at 2.88 percent, the lowest in more than a decade.
The teachers’ union had initially proposed that its members voluntarily contribute between $200 and $600, based on salary, to support the school budget. But that amount was rejected — as too little — by many teachers. The final amount was $1,000 per teacher.
Marianne Amato, a 12th-grade English teacher and president of the teachers’ union, said, “Everybody really understood that this is a different time and we have to do something to help as a community of teachers.”
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Manmohan Singh to be sworn in Prime Minister tomorrow
President Pratibha Devisingh Patil on Wednesday appointed Manmohan Singh Prime Minister and invited him to name his Council of Ministers। The oath-taking ceremony has been scheduled for May 22, according to a Rashtrapati Bhavan communiqué.
The invitation to form the government came after Dr. Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi staked claim with letters of support from 274 members of the 15th Lok Sabha. In addition, the Bahujan Samaj Party, the Samajwadi Party and the Rashtriya Janata Dal sent letters of support for a Manmohan Singh-led government directly to the President, taking the support base to 322.
In her invitation to Dr. Singh, the President said: “Having regard to the fact that you head the single largest party and the largest pre-election alliance and taking note of the letters of support enabling you to command majority support of the newly constituted 15th Lok Sabha, I have the pleasure to appoint you Prime Minister….”
Though Dr. Singh refused to give any indication of the contours of his new Council of Ministers while talking to the media after staking claim, the broad composition of the next Cabinet was becoming somewhat clear by Wednesday evening. While Pranab Mukherjee retains Finance, P. Chidambaram stays at Home, and A.K. Antony looks after Defence.
Dr. Singh is still to settle on a potential Foreign Minister. The former Karnataka Chief Minister, S.M. Krishna, is reported to be high on everyone’s list with Salman Khursheed being accommodated in a Minister of State slot. The latest UPA entrant — Trinamool Congress — will get Railways with Mamata Banerjee returning to preside over the Ministry. Nationalist Congress Party leaders Sharad Pawar and Praful Patel will keep their earlier Mnistries — Agriculture, Food & Public Distribution and Civil Aviation respectively.
The Commerce Ministry is to be restructured but could well still be headed by Kamal Nath. Kapil Sibal is tipped to take charge of Human Resource Development while H.R. Bharadwaj will head the Law Ministry.
C.P. Joshi is a front runner for heading the Rural Development Ministry and Anand Sharma is likely to be rewarded for his energetic stewardship of the Information & Broadcasting Ministry over the last five months.
Earlier in the day, the 10 pre-poll allies of the Congress met at Ms. Gandhi’s residence and unanimously elected her chairperson of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA). Her name was proposed by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam chief M. Karunanidhi and seconded by Ms. Banerjee. Mr. Karunanidhi was particularly appreciative of Ms. Gandhi’s leadership; lauding her for steering the UPA to a second term.
With Ms. Banerjee and Mr. Pawar stressing the need for evolving a common minimum programme, the pre-poll allies decided to set up a small committee to study all manifestos. Whether there will be a new National Common Minimum Programme is still not clear as the Congress is of the view that the old one remains an article of faith for the UPA since the same government has been re-elected.