Route 66 maps + Navigation by TomTom on Android App - "Follow me"
Route 66 maps + Navigation by TomTom on Android App - "Follow me" - Route 66 joined forces with TomTom at the end of last year in order to create a few new products.
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Friday, July 31, 2009
A Chat message about Adsense Earnings
If you can't read the text it says "Bro Jomar..I would like to inform you of my amazement. I got my first $10.67 from my blog. Thanks a lot. God bless.
from Ronlee....
Just to inspire you that I just got this message today. In the Internet Marketing world, people are used to hearing 1 million dollars in 24 hours! $77,405.55 in 2 weeks! Here in Jomar land, we start ordinary people in the ordinary goal of reaching their first $100 from the internet via blogging. It's realistic, attainable --and after that I do help out students to GROW out of $100 into the realm of the impossible. :)
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Free ‘Basic HTML’ E-Book For Blogging Tips Readers
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Internet privacy for dummies
We spend hours a day facing a computer at work. At home, we pay bills, write email, view or download movies and music (legally, of course), and shop anywhere in the world, play games and build virtual worlds using the internet.
Our lives revolve around the net which helps us find information on just about anything under the sun. Many even find (or lose) love online. Our social lives have become “net based”. I used to consider myself an introvert. But thanks to Facebook and Twitter, I now make friends without wasting coffee shop minutes (and coffee money) to meet up.
But online life has its trade offs, Privacy. Type your name on Google’s search bar and you’ll find information about you from your social network profiles, group affiliations, or write ups (by or about you). If you’re a little popular (or notorious) than the average guy, forum threads say what people think about you.
Being a victim of electronic rumor (cached as search engine entry) is not the worst that could happen to you. Con men lurk in sites to victimize onliners via identity theft, phishing, hacking, or piracy (if you indiscriminately upload personal masterpieces).
UP Professor, computer law expert and Facebook friend Attorney JJ Disini advises an online newbie to first “know thy internet” before typing away.
One is not really anonymous online. There are ways to harvest information about you or your activities, without your knowledge or consent.
Cookies, (inedible) are information your browser saves on your PC from the site you accessed. These could help build up a profile of your buying habits or interests, and tailor advertising based on them. Delete cookies before you log off.
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a set of rules browsers use to retrieve sites you ask for. But it also tracks your surfing activities, your e-mail address or the last page you viewed. Delete history.
Browsers, such as Netscape, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer may contain security bugs that hackers can use to access personal information. Netscape and Microsoft provide downloadable fixes from their sites.
Freeware or Shareware are available for download on the Internet, but keep track of information about them and only use those with good reputation.
Search Engines are software tools that allow you to search for information or people. Some engines allow the search of news groups for posts associated with your e-mail address. Be careful.
Electronic Commerce. Credit card information is transmitted over the net when you shop online. Make sure your browser has Secure Socket Layer (SSL) which encrypts your credit card details.
Electronic Mail (E-Mail), are like locators that track your location in cyberspace. Stanley.Palisada@yahoo.com.ph tells my name, the internet service provider I’m using and the country I’m from. If you can, construct an email address using a pseudonym, e.g. cyclone@yahoo.com.
Spam. Those who have shopped, published an email address, or joined news groups online can get spam or junk mail. Some ISPs sell email addresses to spammers.
Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Many of those who chat use fake names to keep their identity. It is unsafe to divulge personal information to strangers.
We have to remember that the internet is international and largely unregulated. We have very little control over what we put out, once it’s out there.
Post by: Stanley Palisada
Link: http://www.thenewstoday.info/2009/07/27/internet.privacy.for.dummies.html
Our lives revolve around the net which helps us find information on just about anything under the sun. Many even find (or lose) love online. Our social lives have become “net based”. I used to consider myself an introvert. But thanks to Facebook and Twitter, I now make friends without wasting coffee shop minutes (and coffee money) to meet up.
But online life has its trade offs, Privacy. Type your name on Google’s search bar and you’ll find information about you from your social network profiles, group affiliations, or write ups (by or about you). If you’re a little popular (or notorious) than the average guy, forum threads say what people think about you.
Being a victim of electronic rumor (cached as search engine entry) is not the worst that could happen to you. Con men lurk in sites to victimize onliners via identity theft, phishing, hacking, or piracy (if you indiscriminately upload personal masterpieces).
UP Professor, computer law expert and Facebook friend Attorney JJ Disini advises an online newbie to first “know thy internet” before typing away.
One is not really anonymous online. There are ways to harvest information about you or your activities, without your knowledge or consent.
Cookies, (inedible) are information your browser saves on your PC from the site you accessed. These could help build up a profile of your buying habits or interests, and tailor advertising based on them. Delete cookies before you log off.
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a set of rules browsers use to retrieve sites you ask for. But it also tracks your surfing activities, your e-mail address or the last page you viewed. Delete history.
Browsers, such as Netscape, Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer may contain security bugs that hackers can use to access personal information. Netscape and Microsoft provide downloadable fixes from their sites.
Freeware or Shareware are available for download on the Internet, but keep track of information about them and only use those with good reputation.
Search Engines are software tools that allow you to search for information or people. Some engines allow the search of news groups for posts associated with your e-mail address. Be careful.
Electronic Commerce. Credit card information is transmitted over the net when you shop online. Make sure your browser has Secure Socket Layer (SSL) which encrypts your credit card details.
Electronic Mail (E-Mail), are like locators that track your location in cyberspace. Stanley.Palisada@yahoo.com.ph tells my name, the internet service provider I’m using and the country I’m from. If you can, construct an email address using a pseudonym, e.g. cyclone@yahoo.com.
Spam. Those who have shopped, published an email address, or joined news groups online can get spam or junk mail. Some ISPs sell email addresses to spammers.
Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Many of those who chat use fake names to keep their identity. It is unsafe to divulge personal information to strangers.
We have to remember that the internet is international and largely unregulated. We have very little control over what we put out, once it’s out there.
Post by: Stanley Palisada
Link: http://www.thenewstoday.info/2009/07/27/internet.privacy.for.dummies.html
Monday, July 27, 2009
SM North Edsa IMAX: 4 Tips in creating a blog post that people will notice
1. In creating a blog post that people will notice: Be the first to announce an event!
For example, did you know that the IMAX theater in SM North is now open and they're playing a version of Harry Potter -every 3 hours? Personally we're disappointed because we want to watch the 45 minute short film. "Potter" doesn't deserve this much attention anymore this week. G-Force the movie must replace it! Give us G-Force the movie now!
Both SM Mall of Asia and SM North Avenue are playing Harry Potter -it's sad. Only two IMAX theatres in the country and they're playing the same Half-Blood Prince movies in the same week! Huhuhu.
2. And if ever you have to attach an image, did you name your image after the topic - like the one above - taken from the IMAX local site.
3. And after mentioning the news, did you mention a related item -like the fact that most cebuanos know that --there's a 4D Cinema in the heart of Cebu at the Crown Regency Hotel at Fuente Osmena. Here's what it looks like in the light: (photo from this site - read a family's experience there). The only 4D theater in Manila is in the boondocks at Sta Rosa, Laguna - inside Enchanted Kingdom.
Tip: To watch the 4d Cinema at Enchanted Kingdom cheaper - get the Carousel Special admission fee for P 150 (Free admission to the park grounds and unlimited access to the Grand Carousel, Bumbling Boulders, and Boulderville Express) and head straight to the 4D Discovery Theatre/Theater for an extra P 100 (or P60 for day pass holders). So for a 4D experience in Luzon, you'd need to pay the fare to Sta Rosa, Laguna plus P 250. (Now Showing: Journey to the Center of the Earth: the 4d Adventure, photo from EK's main site).
Cebuanos get a cheaper 4D Cinema experience for P 150 for TWO people (depends on the promo).
4. If ever you get someone's pictures, make sure you link back to them, tell everyone that the photo is from them and encourage people to visit that person's blog. Yes tell people to visit someone else's blog, that's what I said.
5. Did you also notice how many times I repeated the topics? SM North Edsa IMAX, Harry Potter, Theater, Theatre (british spelling), Enchanted Kingdom, 4D-and G-Force?
6. Your title should have the name of the topic, henceforth "SM North Edsa IMAX"
7. Always if you can - give free advise like the TIP above - on how to get into the Enchanted Kingdom 4D Discovery Theater in the cheapest way possible. How did I know? Well it helps if you can SEARCH (google) or you've done it before. And you think all those money saving tips will get no-where!
8. Now go improve your blog!
9. For more blog earning tips, make sure you've entered your name and email in this website: http://www.jomarhilario.com
For example, did you know that the IMAX theater in SM North is now open and they're playing a version of Harry Potter -every 3 hours? Personally we're disappointed because we want to watch the 45 minute short film. "Potter" doesn't deserve this much attention anymore this week. G-Force the movie must replace it! Give us G-Force the movie now!
Both SM Mall of Asia and SM North Avenue are playing Harry Potter -it's sad. Only two IMAX theatres in the country and they're playing the same Half-Blood Prince movies in the same week! Huhuhu.
2. And if ever you have to attach an image, did you name your image after the topic - like the one above - taken from the IMAX local site.
3. And after mentioning the news, did you mention a related item -like the fact that most cebuanos know that --there's a 4D Cinema in the heart of Cebu at the Crown Regency Hotel at Fuente Osmena. Here's what it looks like in the light: (photo from this site - read a family's experience there). The only 4D theater in Manila is in the boondocks at Sta Rosa, Laguna - inside Enchanted Kingdom.
Tip: To watch the 4d Cinema at Enchanted Kingdom cheaper - get the Carousel Special admission fee for P 150 (Free admission to the park grounds and unlimited access to the Grand Carousel, Bumbling Boulders, and Boulderville Express) and head straight to the 4D Discovery Theatre/Theater for an extra P 100 (or P60 for day pass holders). So for a 4D experience in Luzon, you'd need to pay the fare to Sta Rosa, Laguna plus P 250. (Now Showing: Journey to the Center of the Earth: the 4d Adventure, photo from EK's main site).
Cebuanos get a cheaper 4D Cinema experience for P 150 for TWO people (depends on the promo).
4. If ever you get someone's pictures, make sure you link back to them, tell everyone that the photo is from them and encourage people to visit that person's blog. Yes tell people to visit someone else's blog, that's what I said.
5. Did you also notice how many times I repeated the topics? SM North Edsa IMAX, Harry Potter, Theater, Theatre (british spelling), Enchanted Kingdom, 4D-and G-Force?
6. Your title should have the name of the topic, henceforth "SM North Edsa IMAX"
7. Always if you can - give free advise like the TIP above - on how to get into the Enchanted Kingdom 4D Discovery Theater in the cheapest way possible. How did I know? Well it helps if you can SEARCH (google) or you've done it before. And you think all those money saving tips will get no-where!
8. Now go improve your blog!
9. For more blog earning tips, make sure you've entered your name and email in this website: http://www.jomarhilario.com
How to use Smart's Sandbox To Add a Topic To Your Group
One of Smart's newest products is the social network called Sandbox. You can access it for free via web at http://mysandbox.com or via your cellphone using http://m.sandbox.com(i can be wrong, please correct me). Anyway I made this tutorial that helps my virtual assistant copy my emails to the Sandbox Group called "Mak-e Mo-ney On-line" - which I created. So if ever you're stuck in traffic and want to read my emails, just go to this Sandbox Group and read my life changing and wallet fattening messages!
How to use Smart's Sandbox To Add a Topic To Your Group:
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July/Aug/Sept 2009 Jomar Hilario Seminar and Workshops
A guide to events that bless you with financial knowledge this July/Aug/Sept 2009:
After Sept 15 2009, you probably won't see me -live-pretty often because I'm taking care of the newest addition to our little family - a baby girl (yehey!). So everybody's schedule is fixed up, here's a short guide to help you fit your schedule with some of my offerings - if you want to learn more about getting your finances augmented by this thing called the internet --on a more personal basis than just email.
1. July 31-August 1 - Internet Marketing Workshop (as I've been told, this one is fully booked already that's why there's item #2 below) in Cubao, Manila.
2. Advanced Internet Marketing mini-workshop August 3, 1pm-6pm. Robinson's Pioneer Mall (tentative - we might do it in Serendra, the Fort instead). Topics: Clever Ideas on what to blog about + how to change your mindset + step by step affiliate marketing + the secrets of searching + you'll come up with at least 3 topics to blog about during the workshop. Wait for my fully detailed email or email your cellphone number to confirm attendance.
Two persons have already confirmed. P 2350 @
2. August 7-8 - by popular demand, we have created a 2nd Workshop, still in Cubao, avail of this as soon as you can. Email manilaworkshop@gmail.com. P 9750 @
3. August 15 (Saturday), Cagayan De Oro - Ok, this is a seminar designed for Real Estate or Property-minded people- how to promote your rooms/for rent/for sale/condos/apartments and homes -online - reaching those elusive OFWs and non-Filipinos who can actually afford to buy them. However, if you're in CDO - and want a good seminar (not workshop) introduction to online marketing - then please be there at 830am-530pm at the Dynasty Court Hotel.
4. August 16 (Sunday), Cebu - Crown Regency Club Ultima, Cebu City - Cebu-based realtors, developers and brokers learn all about the newest and cleverest ways to let their properties become visible amidst the online clutter. This is a basic seminar aimed at internet first timers.
Email internetsellingseminar@gmail.com to get a slot or two. P 2500 @ details: http://tr.im/vismin
5. August 17 (Monday), Davao - Apo View Hotel, Davao City -Ever wanted to create your very own internet address (yourname.com) - while avoiding as much technical things as possible? Do you want to learn how to blog in the right way so that your items for sale are visible and that people would buy from you? If you have a real estate property - or actually anything to sell that you'd like to reach internet -based clients - then this seminar is for you! It's focused on real estate- but really it's applicable for all.
6. September 3-4 (Thursday/Friday) Cagayan De Oro's Internet Marketing Workshop - 14 hours of fun, learning and mindset changing/wallet fattening workshop you will not forget for the rest of your life. (We aim to please and more). Voice out your attendance at cdoworkshop@gmail.com. P 8750 early bird.
7. Sept 2009 Davao Internet Marketing Workshop (no date and venue yet but please indicate your interest at davaoworkshop@gmail.com).
8. Can't attend any of the live events? It's your turn to join the online workshop club: http://tr.im/letmejoin
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Friday, July 24, 2009
Author, E. Lynn Harris (Michigan Author) Passes Away at 53
| http://www.arktimes.com/blogs/arkansasblog/2009/07/e_lynn_harris_report.aspx E. Lynn Harris, the best-selling Arkansas author known for contemporary stories about African-Americans, has suffered a serious health setback. His personal assistant confirmed an unspecified health event, but said she was awaiting word from a hotel where Harris was staying on a book tour before providing further information. UPDATE: Arkansas Sports 360 reports that Harris has died at age 54 during a West Coast book tour. The item does not cite a source, but Harris was close to the UA Athletic Department and had worked as coach and sponsor of the cheerleaders. Word of the health event began making the rounds on Twitter earlier in the morning. Born in Michigan, Harris grew up in Little Rock. He attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, where he was the school's first black cheerleader. He continued to be a diehard Razorback fan. He has taught adjunct courses in the English department, most recently last fall. read more at: http://www.arktimes.com/blogs/arkansasblog/2009/07/e_lynn_harris_report.aspx Sylvia Hubbard
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How to make sure you're accepted for Google Adsense
For the first time in history, I'm giving away -no payment involved a guide to making sure you're accepted for Google Adsense - w/c is important if you wish to make wealth on the internet using blogging. This is around 60 pages long, full of colorful illustrations PLUS it's like me holding your hand - looking over your shoulder- EASY TO FOLLOW-you better click it to believe it. Really, take a look - this is the kind of guide that my workshop participants and online club members enjoy.
Tip: Click on "FULL" for fullscreen effect". Please wait for the presentation to appear below.
View more documents from OnlineIMWClub.
To start click here:
1. Wikipedia
2. Yola
3. Google Adsense Application
Thursday, July 23, 2009
O/T: TechTown eNewsletter - July
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