Comments for Richard's List Building Blog

Comment on How to get traffic on my website and tips for email marketing? by dave

dave — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 19:20:33 +0000

Realize that with any business, that you are looking at investment capital.

So in order to get the better quality advertising you are going to pay a little.

There are other ways to promote your product for fee. You can start by getting
a blog and doing a product review for your specific product.

You can also do live product reviews, and while you are doing them, you can
tape them and put them on you tube. You can also find a blog on a website
called "technorati", that has a following of people, and have the writer of that
blog endorse your product. It will probably be about 25 dollars per post.

So there are many ways, it is just a matter of finding them. Also look for someone
that you can joint venture with, that might sell mouthguards, pads of some sort.
Something along those lines.

Also, a friend of mine recommended a website to me, and having just looked over it briefly
it looked decent. I put it in the source link below.

Take care and good luck.

ps remember that you do have time on your side in your favor.

Comment on what can we do to prevent the government and their secret agencies from reading our emails? by Inkspots

Inkspots — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:11:08 +0000

Ok here’s what you do.
Go out to the nearest lake/pond and steal two baby ducks.
Go to a store and buy some glue and toothpaste.
Go home, tie the baby ducks to your ceiling fan, get a gun, shoot the crap out of the fan, get the glue, mix it in with the toothpaste, pour the solution on your keyboard, get the fan with the baby ducks attached, light it on fire, put it on the computer, set the computer on fire,get a bat, smash in the window, throw the computer out the window. Go check and see if the baby ducks are still alive. If they are, hit them with a frying pan and put them in a box, send it to the FBI with a note saying how displeased you are. There’s a 1/50 chance this will work. If not, repeat all these steps again, but use chickens instead of ducks.

Comment on what can we do to prevent the government and their secret agencies from reading our emails? by angelfire_leadtech

angelfire_leadtech — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:11:08 +0000

the new world order is here get ready for a bumpy ride the reason they do is because they can!
if you don’t want it read don’t send it , take up smoke signals. the goverment has been invadeing mail since the telegraff. its open territory.

Comment on what can we do to prevent the government and their secret agencies from reading our emails? by im a badger

im a badger — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:11:08 +0000

idk if the government really cares about what we say in our emails, ive sent and talked about stuff of all catagories through email. and no black suvs have pulled into my driveway yet

Comment on what can we do to prevent the government and their secret agencies from reading our emails? by Wrenched

Wrenched — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:11:08 +0000

Your tax dollars at work…why are you paying for that…

Kick the bums out, vote for anyone that hasn’t been elected before to regain our nation.

Comment on building a PC (please check my list) tell me about the compatibility I will by using Ubuntu Linux? by Focus

Focus — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:30:07 +0000

Good option…..

256 MB must for ubuntu GUI ….

Atleast pentium III

40GB Harddisk

Comment on building a PC (please check my list) tell me about the compatibility I will by using Ubuntu Linux? by darthgeeku

darthgeeku — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:30:07 +0000

Andrew – barebones bundle comes with mobo , psu and casing. The mobo is socket AM2 not 939 so your CPU choice is fine ^^ Your selection looks great for a budget linux box! I would go for A Data ddr2 800 2x 1GB RAMs for $36 after mail in rebate:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211066
The aftermarket CPU cooler (AC Pro 64) and PCI cooler aren’t needed and from the savings i would channel the funds to doubling your HDD to 160GB (SATA) :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136075
Hope my suggestions were useful!

Comment on building a PC (please check my list) tell me about the compatibility I will by using Ubuntu Linux? by Andrew B

Andrew B — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:30:07 +0000

You will have no problems with the hardware you have selected so far. However, you’re missing a motherboard and possibly a video card (if the motherboard you choose does not have on-board video).

If you’d like to use the new graphical effects enabled by default in Ubuntu Gutsy, I would highly recommend getting an nVidia graphics card. For now, avoid ATI graphics cards as getting the drivers is much more difficult and some cases not currently possible.

Comment on building a PC (please check my list) tell me about the compatibility I will by using Ubuntu Linux? by Mike B

Mike B — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:30:07 +0000

Looks good to me. I often find older PC lacking the power to run Windows or the people who owned the PC lost the CDs. I get these PCs and load Ubuntu making a PC I can sell for under $125. This way people who don’t have a lot of money can still get a computer for their kids to do school work at home.

I hear a lot about how hard it is to get drivers, but I hardly ever run into the problem.

-tcw

Comment on building a PC (please check my list) tell me about the compatibility I will by using Ubuntu Linux? by Doomtang

Doomtang — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:30:07 +0000

You should be good, the main part is the motherboard, everything in a computer is built around the mother board.