I recently ran across this Site that Pays you to promote them. Yes ,I know that there are many that state such claims but a hundred dollars a pop is nothing to sneeze at. Give it a go,there is nothing to lose and besides it is free.
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Qassia
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
4:31 PM
0
comments
Labels: adsense, britney spears, google, internet, petaunot
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
News Corp. profit seen rising on TV, Web growth
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. is expected to turn in a higher second-quarter profit Monday on a 5.2% revenue increase due to improved results at its cable- and broadcast-television networks, newspapers and Internet operations.
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
5:42 PM
0
comments
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Skype Worm Causes Video-Sharing Shutdown
Skype Worm Causes Video-Sharing Shutdown
Malware found in Skype’s video-sharing feature on its instant messaging client has been causing more problems than initially thought possible. Not only can the unauthorized software run on a Skype user’s PC, but it is in fact wormable, as it can be shared by clicking on a link from the IM client, or on a website.
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
5:39 AM
0
comments
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
New Mutating Toolkit Trojan Infects Thousands - Security - IT Channel News by CRN and VARBusiness
New Mutating Toolkit Trojan Infects Thousands - Security - IT Channel News by CRN and VARBusiness
By Stefanie Hoffman, CMP Channel
5:20 PM EST Mon. Jan. 14, 2008
The latest wave of cyber attacks will likely be out of the box -- literally. Security researchers recently detected yet another crimeware toolkit that has the ability to turn established and legitimate Web sites into malware traps while constantly mutating to evade detection.
The new crimeware Trojan, which was first detected by San Jose-based security company Finjan, infected more than 10,000 Web sites in December alone and has likely affected hundreds of thousands of sites throughout 2007, experts say. Finjan researchers also assert that the number of affected sites will rise exponentially in the next 12 months, due to the fact that the toolkit enables attackers with very little experience to rapidly infect an enormous amount of machines in a short amount of time.
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
5:30 AM
0
comments
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Webmasters Ponder PageRank Discrepancy
An update to the Google Directory has webmasters puzzling over an apparent discrepancy in PageRank scores.
Webmasters Ponder PageRank Discrepancy
For months, the speculation surrounded an apparent decrease in PageRank scores on Google's Toolbar. It seemed the decrease in rank was connected to penalties associated with buying and selling links that passed on PageRank, a practice Google not-so-quietly condemned last autumn.
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
3:27 AM
0
comments
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
World Seed Bank - International Business News - Portfolio.com
World Seed Bank - International Business News - Portfolio.com
A Category 5 hurricane makes landfall, winds clocking in at 208 miles per hour. Eleven thousand die; there are $5 billion in damages; the region’s economy is set back 20 years. More bad news for the survivors: Crops, and therefore the food supply, have been destroyed. This isn’t a doomsday scenario: It happened in 1998 when Hurricane Mitch shredded large parts of Honduras and Nicaragua. But in a break with the usual devastating cycle of famine following a natural disaster, relief organizations worked with seed banks to supply farmers, saving lives and letting the agencies focus on problems like rebuilding the housing stock.
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
6:19 PM
0
comments
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Hubble To Get Custom-Made Blankets
Goddard engineer Ben Reed studies a portion of a multi-layer blanket from Hubble, brought back to Earth after Servicing Mission 3A in 1999. Click image for enlargement. Credit: NASA |
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Dec 31, 2007
The Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 4, scheduled for August 2008, aims to complete multiple upgrades and repairs, many of which are crucial for prolonging the telescope's operational life. One of the mission's many objectives is the refurbishment of its outer thermal blankets.
"Thermal blankets are to spacecraft as clothes are to people," says Mike Weiss, Hubble's technical deputy program manager. "Just as clothes cover our skin and help protect us from nature's elements...the cold winter wind and the scorching summer sun, thermal blankets protect Hubble from the harsh environment of space."
Hubble To Get Custom-Made Blankets
Posted by
Peter G. Hutchins
at
8:26 PM
0
comments
Interesting Things
- 61 Years of Uranium Wars
- BlockPosters.com
- Catastrophic Impact of Nuclear Attack on U.S. Cities
- Cell Biology Animation
- Digital Point Solutions
- Earth Cam.com - Maps
- Hypertext
- Jupiter Research
- md5() ;
- PHYSORG.COM
- Socrates chats with Jesus about God ?
- String Theory / Elegant Universe
- Ulysses returns to the Sun's polar cap
- XFACTS.RESEARCH
Stumble It!