September 9th, 2008 -- Posted in What |
Micrathena spiders live in tropical forests. This one was photographed in the rain forest of Costa Rica. The bright yellow female measures about 15 mm, while the male is three times smaller and more orange in colour. They can easily hide using this camouflage. Prickles and tubercles cover the contours of their body. This makes them almost look like plants. They use their geome- tric-shaped spider web not to hide, but to secure prey. Once they have administered their poison, they wrap up their imprisoned prey in the web.
August 10th, 2008 -- Posted in Who |
Lord Byron was born in London on January 22, 1788. His father, John Byron, died in 1791, and Byron spent most of his youth with his mother, Catherine Gordon Byron, in Scotland. He was educated primarily at Harrow School, and later attended Cambridge. When he was ten, he inherited his title and estates, most notably Newstead. In 1806, he published his first book of poetry, but suppressed the edition and destroyed most of the copies. The book was revised and published in 1807. The critical response was mixed, and in response he published the satirical poem, English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, in 1809. That year, he also took his seat in the House of Lords, and attended a few sessions. However, Byron did not speak in Parliament until 1812, after he returned from nearly two years abroad and recovered from his mother’s death in the summer of 1811.
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July 29th, 2008 -- Posted in Other |
Cuil-Latest Pretender to Google’s Throne
Well, for one thing If You Write It isn’t indexed in Cuil except for one entry for a Social Network I don’t even use anymore. Of course, complaining about not finding my own site indexed in Cuil is a bit petty-after all, Cuil claims to be the world’s biggest search engine, not the world’s best search engine.
One of the countless cool things about Google is that it knows we are all idiots who can’t spell-so if I type scie nce fiction into the Google search box, it will ask, did you mean science fiction? Not so with cuil, who flatly tells me there are no results for what I typed in.
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July 25th, 2008 -- Posted in Who |
Biography of Nadia Bjorlin-Who is Nadia Bjorlin?
Nadia Bjorlin’s life began on August 2nd in Newport, Rhode Island. She is the fifth child out of six of Ulf and Fary Bjorlin. When Nadia was two months old, the Bjorlin family moved to Sweden, her father’s native country. Nadia’s father was a conductor and composer of classical music, which Nadia grew to love. After traveling abroad for a few years, Ulf took a job conducting the Florida Philharmonic and Palm Beach Symphony. In this time, Nadia had fallen in love with music and had began performing professionally when she was only six years old. She and two of her brothers, Jean-Paul and Ulf Jr., began performing as the Bjorlin Trio at her father’s concerts. Her father also featured Nadia in his musical adaptations of classic stories, such as Hans Christian Anderson’s “The Snow Queen”, and “The Portrait of Raoul Wallenberg.” Ulf Bjorlin Sr. passed away when Nadia was twelve.
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July 24th, 2008 -- Posted in How |
Making money online, how can Internet Marketing Education help?
As with all disciplines whether becoming a plumber, a train driver or an astronaut, Internet Marketing is no different, you have to learn the trade. How you do this is as simple as going back to school, why should it be any different for Internet Marketing. Actually what you are doing is learning a new trade!
Many if not most just dive in without any education into Internet marketing and many if not most fail because of this. You need to get an education and these are 4 ways I know of to go about doing this. the advice coming through load and clear is GET SOME IN!
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