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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Video Game Players everywhere, how would you like to get paid for the time you spend playing games at home and online? You spend hours a day playing games how would you like to get paid for playing and beta testing new games for reputable companies?
You could make a good living doing what you love for exceptional compensation. Give it a try!
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Playing online games got me to thinking, "What else do they have out there for me to try and look what I've found:
Get Paid $50 an hour to play games.
Why not get paid to play? You're going to play them anyway, earn some money?
I recalled getting in early on the paid survey boom and was able to support myself for close to eighteen months, before the companies began cutting the survey fees in half in response to the popularity of the surveys. Eventually that avenue of ancillary cash dried up so very fast, it wasn't funny. Now, with the games this must be a beta test and the advertising is, as to why they would pay so much and the answer is because the company stands to earn upwards of $50 million dollars, if the game proves to be a hit.
Get Paid $50 an hour to play games.
I recalled getting in early on the paid survey boom and was able to support myself for close to eighteen months, before the companies began cutting the survey fees in half in response to the popularity of the surveys. Eventually that avenue of ancillary cash dried up so very fast, it wasn't funny. Now, with the games this must be a beta test and the advertising is, as to why they would pay so much and the answer is because the company stands to earn upwards of $50 million dollars, if the game proves to be a hit.
Monday, January 21, 2013
I recalled watching an interview of the mother of the tennis phenoms, the Williams' sisters, and her saying how Serena is the most competitive and always played to win, lol, even against her. Serena played to win, no matter who she faced.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Are you one of those fun loving people that wants to be part of the excitement of parties and major events, but didn't know someone that knows someone that knows somebody? There is an easy way around this dilemma and that is to become an Event Planner! The party will be wherever you are at and it will be hot or cool or elegant and charming. Bonus...you will be paid to attend, but as the event planner! you will be able to network and grow a business out of something you love to do, anyway.
Or, your image is more of you being at the center of events where you are hostessing many important people or not as known, but just as financially comfortable as the stars. In this instance you could host your own dinner events! featuring your featured guest.
become an Event Planner! or Famous Dinner Hostess! Like Bevy Smith.
Or, your image is more of you being at the center of events where you are hostessing many important people or not as known, but just as financially comfortable as the stars. In this instance you could host your own dinner events! featuring your featured guest.
become an Event Planner! or Famous Dinner Hostess! Like Bevy Smith.
Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas, Mom
I'm always a little ambivalent at this time of the year, due to my mom's passing a couple of days before Thanksgiving. I miss her terribly, because she was such fun. She loved family gatherings, as she would have "new" people to beat at a game of "spades". I love you, Mom.
This is the time of year that always brings to mind the story of "Stone Soup". Gatherings, community, and generosity of spirit. There's good mixed with the spirit of christianity. Yes. I know I'm not being politically correct, but this is my blog and if you are offended...I will miss you.
As a child, I learned that all people are christian because the spirit of love and care didn't have to do with your religion. Christianity was love, care, color-blind, and non denominational. Christianity is the universal remote control of the world; it applies to all.
Stone Soup
Two traveling men, were carrying nothing more than an empty cooking pot. They walked to a village. Upon their arrival, the villagers are unwilling to share any of their food stores with the hungry travellers. Then the travellers go to a stream and fill the pot with water, drop a large stone in it, and place it over a fire. One of the villagers becomes curious and asks what they are doing. The travellers answer that they are making "stone soup", which tastes wonderful, although it still needs a little bit of garnish to improve the flavour, which they are missing. The villager does not mind parting with a few carrots to help them out, so that gets added to the soup. Another villager walks by, inquiring about the pot, and the travellers again mention their stone soup which has not reached its full potential yet. The villager hands them a little bit of seasoning to help them out. More and more villagers walk by, each adding another ingredient. Finally, a delicious and nourishing pot of soup is enjoyed by all.
I tried to locate for you a picture of Stone soup, but still new to blogging and unfamiliar with coding, so I've had to do this manually. Here is a link to the story of Stone Soup for children. The Real Story of Stone Soup
This is a nod to the classical Christmas: The Night Before Christmas
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I'm always a little ambivalent at this time of the year, due to my mom's passing a couple of days before Thanksgiving. I miss her terribly, because she was such fun. She loved family gatherings, as she would have "new" people to beat at a game of "spades". I love you, Mom.
This is the time of year that always brings to mind the story of "Stone Soup". Gatherings, community, and generosity of spirit. There's good mixed with the spirit of christianity. Yes. I know I'm not being politically correct, but this is my blog and if you are offended...I will miss you.
As a child, I learned that all people are christian because the spirit of love and care didn't have to do with your religion. Christianity was love, care, color-blind, and non denominational. Christianity is the universal remote control of the world; it applies to all.
Stone Soup
Two traveling men, were carrying nothing more than an empty cooking pot. They walked to a village. Upon their arrival, the villagers are unwilling to share any of their food stores with the hungry travellers. Then the travellers go to a stream and fill the pot with water, drop a large stone in it, and place it over a fire. One of the villagers becomes curious and asks what they are doing. The travellers answer that they are making "stone soup", which tastes wonderful, although it still needs a little bit of garnish to improve the flavour, which they are missing. The villager does not mind parting with a few carrots to help them out, so that gets added to the soup. Another villager walks by, inquiring about the pot, and the travellers again mention their stone soup which has not reached its full potential yet. The villager hands them a little bit of seasoning to help them out. More and more villagers walk by, each adding another ingredient. Finally, a delicious and nourishing pot of soup is enjoyed by all.
I tried to locate for you a picture of Stone soup, but still new to blogging and unfamiliar with coding, so I've had to do this manually. Here is a link to the story of Stone Soup for children. The Real Story of Stone Soup This is a nod to the classical Christmas: The Night Before ChristmasOnline Advertising
Chocolate Covered Bacon with Almonds
Michael Symon
There's no doubt Michael is talented; an understatement, but this is inspired. Dark Chocolate all the way. I'm a firm believer in Belgium chocolate. Belgium so good I would be tempted to add it to my grits.
Ingredients:
1 lb bacon
8 oz of chocolate (I used dark chocolate, but milk chocolate would be yummy too)
1/3 cup chopped almonds
Directions:
Cook the bacon until crispy. Set aside and let cool.
In a shallow bowl, carefully melt the chocolate in the microwave, heating for 30 seconds at a time and stirring. When the bacon has cooled and the chocolate is melted, dip each strip into the chocolate and place onto a plate lined with wax paper. Repeat with every bacon strip. If you have any chocolate leftover, freeze the bacon for 10 minutes, then dip each strip again. Sprinkle with almonds, freeze for 10 more minutes, and it's ready to eat!
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