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Have You Ever Been Tempted To Make Money Online?

Fri, 21 Aug 2009 23:19:03 -0400

If you are like me then the make money online question can be answered in a resounding YES! I have to admit it is tempting when you read the offers that find their way into your spam folder or even the ones that slip past my spam filter and fill up my in box. The headlines are so compelling that it makes me think the sender has been a lifelong friend and/or that this must be a can't lose proposition. Look at these headlines and see what I mean: - I will pay you just for clicking your mouse - Free Traffic Without Lifting A Finger! - Get paid $125.00 Now! - Make a HUGE Amount of Money Quickly And Easily! Who would not want to get paid for just clicking a mouse, without lifting a finger and have it happen now, huge amounts of money quick and easy... wow. I question what the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) would have to say about many of these ridiculous claims. Yes some of the claims are rooted in a small fact but generally the other 99% of the story is missing. **End Summary** Topics: make money online]]> ways to make money online]]> make legitimate money online]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> Scott Whitwam has been marketing on Internet since 1997 and is always looking for legitimate ways to help other be successful online. He publishes an online opportunity blog http://zzopportunity.com and contributes to The Make Money Online Site http://www.the-make-money-online-site.com.

Provide Help To The Environment - Planting A Tree

Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0400

To provide needed help to the environment one can proceed to plant a tree. Sound very simple and can be. However if you want to have a real impact there may be a better way. Many people discuss how to fight climate change and claim to have the solution to reduce global warming. They believe to fight global warming that simply planting a tree in their front yard will do the trick. I'm not saying it won't help because it will do some. Every blade of grass, weed and tree provide carbon dioxide absorption the real question is how much. To plant a tree and think that it has solved a larger problem is just not considering the broader information. On average a dense wood tree planted in its eco-environment will provide the equivalent carbon offset of about 3/4 of the carbon produced by an individual in one month. This information is readily available through internet research. The next thing I would like to discuss when talking about providing help to the environment is habitat. Our ecosystem is a very dependent balance between plant and animal life. **End Summary** Topics: help to the environment]]> planting a tree]]> restore for habitat]]> to plant a tree]]>]]> About the Author: ]]> I have taken a very keen interest in restoration of habitat and reforestation since working in the woods as a teenager. I'm Dr. Scott Whitwam Th.D. and I highly recommend Sow A Tree and the Sow A Tree blog