July 17, 2008
I’ve been getting into making money by posting on revenue-sharing sites lately — which is rather fun. Every day, the first thing I do is log on to my Adsense page and see how much cash my posts online have brought it while I was sleeping — I am often pleasantly surprised.
The more sites you sign up for — the more hits you get — and the more money you make.
Here is another great money-making site, which I strongly suggest you give a try. Just make some posts there, and the money wil start tinkling into your account. Go to this link:
MAKE MONEY ON-LINE CASH WITH QASSIA HERE!
Click the link, join Qassia, post some of your own comments or stories — and start making money! It’s pretty darned easy. Even a total computer dolt like me can do it!
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July 9, 2008
If you’re like me — and hey, who isn’t like me? — you like to discover fresh new art that is:
- Vibrant
- Witty with a touch of darkness
- Charming with a tish of cynicism
- Light-hearted yet infused with post-modern angst
- Deals with 21st Century ennui
- Occasionally disturbs
- Often delights
- Innovates yet remains accessible
Then you will probably like Ginger Comics, which you can find by clicking the link below:
CLICK HERE FOR GINGER COMICS!
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July 3, 2008

When I was a newspaper reporter for a small daily paper in the thick of Minnesota lake country, I happened upon a story that was so amazing, my editor refused to run it. It’s the story of a group of intellectuals and geniuses who hung out in a cabin on the lovely shores of Otter Tail Lake. It was sort of like a club of eccentric “big brains” who were always thinking outside the box.
One day, they came up with an incredible way to play a game with barn swallows. At first, it began as an intellctual exercise in chaos theory to see if one could examine the seemingly random flight of two birds and come up with patterns that would reveal something deeper about the secret lives of birds.
They had no idea about how this seemingly bland exercise would turn into an insane circus.
I tried several times to sell this story as a freelance writer, with no luck. So what I have finally done is transform the whole story into a fictionalized science fiction/ fantasy novelette — it seems that if I “package” this story as fiction, it’s much easier to accept. So, although this story is basically true, this short novel can be read as pure entertainment, and no one has to struggle with the idea about whether these events happened or not.
You can get a copy of The Zen of Barn Swallows simply by clicking on this link:
http://www.lulu.com/content/1735678
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