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Rabu, 01 Juni 2016

Pros and Cons of Being an Owner Operator

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly


View my Other Posts:

A Holiday Wish
Blogs, Forums and Other Resources
Texting Ban
The Way it Was - A Short History of Trucking
FAQ for the Owner Operator
Pictures
Anti-Idling Regulations
Definitions and Industry Terms
Blackrock Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)
Interactive Cost per Mile (CPM) Calculator Spreadsheet
Privacy Policy
1) Owner Operator 411 – Welcome
2) Income and Expenses
3) Financing and Credit
4) Operating Authority or Leasing?
5) Equipment
6) How To Do Bookkeeping and Other Necessary Paperwork
7) What You Need to Know About Loadboards
8) Companies That Lease Beginning Owner Operators
9) What You Actually Need to Get Started - Licenses, Permits, Insurance, and Taxes
10) Truck Driving Schools


Pros:


You are not tied down to a 9-5 job.


You can make a lot of your own decisions.


You can make a decent living.


You get to "be your own boss".


You get to see a lot of this beautiful ol USA (and maybe Canada and Mexico).


Cons:


You are not working a 9-5 job.  You will put in 20 hours days.  You will go without sleep, food, and showers.  You will do a lot of sitting and waiting.  Waiting to get a load, waiting to get loaded, and waiting to get unloaded.


You will be gone from home - a lot.


You must make a lot of your own decisions:  Do I buy tires, or have the engine rebuilt?  Do I take this cheap a** load so I can get home, or do I sit out here in the boonies for 3 days waiting on a decent paying load?  If I wait on a decent paying load, how much am I going to lose by not working for 3 days?


You can make a decent living, if you work your butt off, but it is getting harder and harder to do.  Every day freight rates are cut and you are forced to haul for less money.  Rates are no higher than they were 20 years ago, and in many instances, they are lower.  Most of the money you make will go back into the truck.


You get to "be your own boss", with all the decisions, troubles, and headaches that come with being a business owner.

I would like for any current truck drivers who may be reading this to add to this list by making a comment.
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Senin, 30 Mei 2016

Is Running A Gaming Blog A Waste Of Time Is It So

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Running A Gaming Blog Is A Waste Of Time - Is It So?
Hello folks!.. Today i have jumped in with a very exciting discussion about “Is Running a Gaming Blog Really a Waste of Time". Have you wondered to launch a gaming blog where you can provide free games and software’s? Have you ever thought to earn with gaming niche blogs?. Well we will discuss about this very interesting and hot discussion. Running a gaming blog where you can provide free games and software’s is really an easy job in blogging compared to others, yet there are some undetermined things of which we will have to take care. I have seen a hundred of gaming blogs; moreover they are earning a handsome amount. Though not many of us will successful in launching a gaming blog. Let’s get in deep by understanding each fact separately. Read out them carefully so as to build a successful blog and start earning a good avenue.

1//  What Facts Should Be Understood Before Getting Started.

If truth be told, Google doesnt like blogs providing free and cracked games and software’s. Even though, Google launches their updates which cleans the search engine and removes the links of gaming blogs. Google always check each blog to see what activities are going on. If a users wishes to launch a gaming blog in which he will provide free games and software’s, Google will of course want to kill that blog. You may have observed blogs providing free games and software’s; nevertheless, they earn a huge amount. Now you may be inquisitive about the way to earn with gaming blogs. Well that isnt hard; we will just have to work hard.

2//  How To Get Started

Before starting money, you will have to do follow the best tools that can help you. Even it worked on my blog and will definitely work on each blog.
  • Start A Blog With An Keyword Rich And Enthralling Name
  • Upload A Professional Theme
  • Start Publishing Quality Posts
  • Wait Until The Correct Time To Start Earning
1// The first thing is of course starting a new blog and finding an authentic and keyword domain for your blog. Find out an awesome domain which wills suite your blog niche.
2// The second foremost work just after starting blogging is finding out an enthralling theme for your blog. Your visitors after landing on your blog will first look on the theme of your blog, remember visitors always loves blogs having professional stuff, and off course no one will waste time on non-usable and useless stuff.
3// The third interesting yet hard work is publishing quality posts. Always keep effective tips in mind which is quality content. Whenever you are going to write a new post always write some content it, write information or description of the game or the post which you are going to publish. Remember quality content really matters.
4// The final step is waiting, after starting blogging and posting around 150 to 200 posts, you will find a dramatic change in your blog visitors plus your website will be more visible in the search engine. To optimize blog SEO (Search Engine Optimization) you need to implement all the above steps. When you are done with posting you will wait up to 2 to 3 months but it depends on blogs some gets hit in the first month while others takes time, be patient and wait for the correct after getting around 700 and 1 thousand daily visitors you are ready to start your earning. Now you may be curious how to start earning. You really dont need to be. Follow the below step to find out an awesome way of earning through your blog.
How To Start Earning Revenue.
OK! Here is the exciting session of earning. Well after successfully getting visitors and having popularity on the webpage it’s time to be smart. We will be placing ads on our blog so as to earn money. The best way of earning through a gaming blog is by placing 360 small ads button in our posts. After researching on the internet i found out a best advertising network named "360 Advertisement". This network actually allows us to place their ads button in our blog. You can further discuss and start earning just by contacting 360 Advertisement Program 360 Advertisement Program
Conclusion
Having a gaming blog is really an romantic and affectionate work and everyone loves to enjoy. Yet there are some fact which should be understood and applied properly. If you face any difficulty or face any query regarding this tutorial please inform us by leaving your valuable comment below.
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Rabu, 25 Mei 2016

C Program to find Area of Triangle

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C# Program to find Area of Triangle

Program Statement:
If the lengths of the sides of a triangle are denoted by a, b, and c, then area of triangle is given by
Area = S?S(S-a)(S-b)(S-c)
where, S = ( a + b + c ) / 2

Solution:
 class sq
{
int a, b, c;
double S, Area, temp2;
public double s(double t)
{
double lb = 0, ub = t, temp = 0; int count = 50;
while (count != 0)
{
temp = (lb + ub) / 2;
if (temp * temp == t)
{ return temp; }
else if (temp * temp > t)
{ ub = temp; }
else
{ lb = temp; }
count--;
}
return temp;
}
public void cal()
{
Console.Write(" Enter value of a : ");
a = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
Console.Write(" Enter value of b : ");
b = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
Console.Write(" Enter value of c : ");
c = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
S = (a + b + c) / 2;
temp2 = (S * (S - a) * (S - b) * (S - c));
Area = S * s(temp2);
Console.WriteLine(" Area = {0} ", Area);
}
}


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Sabtu, 21 Mei 2016

5 Sample Markets out of 285 from the Book Make Money to Write About Your Kids

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This post over here will get you started. It tells about the 6th edition of my ebook and how the print edition is coming within a week or so! VERY EXCITING! You will carry the print version with you everywhere, highlighting pubs you get published in and sticky-noteing the pubs you want to pitch to!


I figured you might want a sample of the markets from the ebook/print book to get yourself all excited and psyched to start writing and sending old and new material to these markets. They want your stuff! They even want your witty parenting blog post that didnt get a lot of traffic but that you KNOW would do well in a magazine ... and you would make money as well! Heres your sample of just the first 5 markets in the book! Some are just a website and email address for now for submitting. Others are quite extensive with specific guidelines and pay information. Enjoy!

(201)family NORTH JERSEY
201magazine.com
editor@201magazine.com

A FINE PARENT (online)
afineparent.com
sumitha@afineparent.com
Guidelines: Write for us about Our Current Topic, which can be found online. Submit detailed outline by approximately the 4thof each month. I will let you know if your outline is accepted on approximately the 6th. The first draft of the full article is due by approximately the 13th. Payment will be made within 24 hours of receiving the final draft. Payment per accepted article is $100 + links + a shot at the annual bonus. (NOTE: This page is updated on the 1st of each month with a new topic and submission dates. Please sign up for notifications.) A Fine Parent is an online community for parents who believe that Great Parents are Made, Not Born. We focus on one topic each month that can help us become better people and better parents. Each week on the blog I publish one in-depth article related to the monthly topic. Initially, I wrote all the articles for this blog myself. After sharing a few readers stories and guest posts however, I realized just how much we can all benefit from shared wisdom and diverse voices. Hence this call for you to write for us. If you are constantly working on becoming a better parent, if you have a few hard-earned nuggets of wisdom under your sleeve, if you see another parent and instantly connect, AND if you happen to be a writer as well … boy, have we been waiting for you!

What We Look for In the Articles We Publish:
·         the article MUST offer practical and actionable advice/tips
·         the article MUST contain personal stories and anecdotes that connect with the other parents in our community (blah list posts won’t cut it)
·         the article MUST be written in web-format (well-organized; skimmable; short paragraphs; lists and bullets when possible; custom illustrations when possible)
·         the article MUST include references to books, research or other authoritative references (you can even link to articles on your own blog as long as it is relevant and offers value)
·         the article MUST be original and not published anywhere else before
·         the article MUST contain the mandatory “2-minute action plan” (contemplation/reflection questions) and the “long-term action plan” (specific action to take over the next week) sections at the bottom of the article (see the bottom of any article for samples)
·         Most articles on the blog are in the 1,500-2,500 words range. I prefer to stick to that range, but will make exceptions on a case-by-case basis.
By submitting the article you agree that if your article is published, I will retain the rights to republish or reuse the material in the future, of course with due credit to you. If you’re not familiar with the blog, please spend some time there to get a feel for it first. You may even consider joining our community and just watching what gets posted for a bit before you start writing for us.

How to Submit
·         Send me an email with the article outline before the deadline. Include as many details as possible to help me make an informed decision (for instance, mention any background stories that you plan to tie in, a list of the practical tips that will be included, references that will be used, any books that will be mentioned etc.)
·         If you have published online before, please send me a few links so I can get a sense of your writing style.
·         If your outline is accepted, send the completed article as a word document before the deadline.
·         Include the keywords “Kick-ass Article for AFP” in ALL your email subject lines. (I get a LOT of mail, so this is extremely important to ensure that you receive a prompt response from me).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1.       I missed the deadline for this month, or this month’s topic does not resonate with me. Do you by any chance have a list of the future topics?
Yes, sort of. A Fine Parent has been evolving into a true community blog and the topics we cover now are picked by our readers through a survey. A link to the response from our latest survey is online, and that should give you an idea of what we will cover next.
2.       How do you notify me about the outline?
I do my best to notify everyone of (a) the receipt of the outline and (b) the final decision. It will help immensely if you include the keywords “Kick-ass Article for AFP” in ALL your email subject lines. I receive a lot of mails and those words are part of an email filter that marks your mails as important so I can respond in a timely manner.
3.       What kind of articles are more likely to get selected?
We’ve been doing this for a few months now, and a pattern is beginning to emerge. The articles that I end up publishing are the ones where I see that you personally relate to the topic you’ve chosen to write about and hence will be able to connect more authentically and genuinely with the reader. For instance, if you are writing about how to teach kids to be compassionate, then either you’ve had to deal with your child acting unexpectedly mean, or your child has been a victim of bullying. Also, the “lessons learned”/ ”what I’m trying to do”/ ”what is working for me now” parts of your article tend to be much more real and not a riff off of a few Google search results. Think of it … You are a parent too. Which one of these would you rather read—a preachy list of things of what you must do in any given situation, or a real-life account of what another parent did in a very similar situation, their thought process, the obstacles they came up against and how they triumphed?
4.       Can I submit more than one outline?
No. Please submit only one outline per month. See #3 above. I’d rather that the focus be on quality than on quantity, and you send me that one article about the topic that most resonates with you.
If you have not written for us before or if you’ve not been a member of our community for long, please use the suggestions below to send your first outline. Also, please be sure to pick something you have personal experience with—anecdotes, unique perspectives and lessons learnt are highly valued in our community (hashed up lists compiled using Google search generally don’t make the cut). If you can bring professional advice from your day job and apply it in a clever and practical way to this month’s topic, please do—these are some of the most highly prized articles we seek out!
Approximate pay: $100 per article via PayPal with the chance for a $200 bonus at the end of the year if your piece is the most popular.


ABOUT FAMILIES – BERKS COUNTY
ABOUT FAMILIES – LEBANON COUNTY
Lebanon, PA
www.aboutfamiliespa.com
maric@aboutfamiliespa.com
Guidelines: Keep pieces under 600 words.
Approximate pay: $10-20 per article.

ACTIVE FAMILY
Pleasanton, CA
activefamilymag.com
info@activekidsbayarea.com

ADDITUDE
additudemag.com
submissions@additudemag.com


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Selasa, 17 Mei 2016

Stay on Top of Sending Your Article Reprints Where Im Published This Month

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So I wrote a couple of Mothers Day pieces. One on Mothers Day dilemmas and how to solve them and one on Mothers Day traditions. They did pretty well the first year then I let them rot. I am not the most organized person in the world but I try. Life gets going and I forget to send my articles out and often wish I had an assistant who could get in my face and tell me to send articles annually when they are wanted.

***Hmmm, I finally sucked it up and got a smartphone ... Im thinking I could grab all my article titles (there are over 75 at this point) and figure out when best to send them. At least the holiday-specific and back-to-school ones. I could plug them in my calendar somehow to remind me to send them out.

Anyway ... this year I grabbed the Mothers Day articles from my hard drive and sent each one out separately to all my contacts that are in my book since I was updating the book anyway. That one little action made me at least $250.

For two pieces I wrote years ago.


All I did was mass submit them. Not one at a time emailing, friend. Like blind carbon copy.

Some publications wrote me back and let me know they wanted to use my piece and what they would pay. Some I found while checking my name on issuu.com or Googling the article name. Some emailed me after they used it and let me know they were sending a check.

Where do I write? You want proof? Okey dokey. Palm Beach Parenting, San Diego Family, Calgarys Child, Central Penn Parent, Valley Parent Georgia, Western New York Family. Thats just this month that I know about.

Yes, I am telling you to buy my book. I make money using it 6 years later. I could be making a lot more money using it if I didnt have so many other things going on in my life. And dont think for a second that I take up all the space in these magazines. They needs tons of pieces every month and are dying for good content. There is success for all of us. Money for all of us. A writing career for all of us, writer friend!

Heres the book! You gotta get it and tell your friends! I make the same royalty whether you get the print or ebook version and I recommend the print version so you can mark it up and make changes to it.


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Minggu, 15 Mei 2016

Charlie Chaplin The king of comedy

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Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977), English motion-picture actor, director, producer, and composer, one of the most creative artists in film history, who first achieved worldwide fame through his performances in silent films. His full name was Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin.


Born in London, as a child Chaplin appeared in music hall and pantomime performances. In 1910 he toured the United States with a pantomime troupe and decided to remain in the country. Chaplin first appeared on the screen in 1914 with the Keystone Film Company of American director Mack Sennett. In Kid Auto Races at Venice (1914), wearing baggy pants, enormous shoes, and a bowler hat and carrying a bamboo cane, he originated his world-famous character, the Tramp. He played this classic role in more than 70 films during his career. He was associated later with the Essanay Film Company, the Mutual Film Company, and the First National Film Company. In 1918 his own studio in Hollywood, California, was completed. During these years Chaplin gradually developed the tramp character from a jaunty, slapstick stereotype into the compassionate human figure that came to be loved by audiences throughout the world. In 1919 he helped found the United Artists Corporation, with which he was associated until 1952. Important pictures Chaplin produced, directed, and starred in include The Kid (1921), The Pilgrim (1923), The Gold Rush (1925), The Circus (1928), City Lights (1931), Modern Times (1936), The Great Dictator (1940), Monsieur Verdoux (1947), Limelight (1952), and A King in New York (1957). Chaplin wrote, directed, and played in A Countess from Hong Kong (1967). He also composed background music for most of his films.
In the late 1940s and early 1950s Chaplin was criticized for his leftist political views. As a result, he left the United States in 1952 and established permanent residence in Switzerland. In 1972 he briefly returned to the United States to receive several tributes, among them a special Academy Award for his contributions to the film industry. He was knighted in 1975.
Chaplin perfected an individual style of performing, derived from the circus clown and the mime, combining acrobatic elegance, expressive gesture, facial eloquence, and impeccable timing. His portrayal of the little tramp, a universally recognized symbol of indestructible individuality triumphing over adversity and persecution, both human and mechanical, won him critical renown as a tragicomedian. Film sound recording in the late 1920s, however, imperiled the effectiveness of the pantomime on which much of his creative imagination depended; also, he became concerned with themes of contemporary significance. In his first two films of the sound era, City Lights and Modern Times, Chaplin’s little tramp remained silent. Subsequently, he abandoned the role of the tramp and relied upon specific character portrayal. The Great Dictator, which uses all the resources of sound recording, marks this transition. Chaplin’s treatment of his subjects compounds satire and pathos, revealing a love of humanity and of individual freedom. He wrote My Autobiography (1964; reprinted as My Early Years,1982) and My Life in Movies (1975). Sir Richard Attenborough’s biographical film Chaplin appeared in 1992.
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Sabtu, 14 Mei 2016

How to Automatically Shrink url of ADF ly Earn Money By ADF ly

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Every one want to earn online as a hobby to use its time in a good way.There are too much sources available online which allows you to earn money.Facebook,twitter,pinterest are social media which you used in daily routine source of earning.Blogging,Google adsense and bubblews are others powerful source of earning. If you think tough these job and in search of easy job to earn handsome amount of money,then this post is for you. In this post you will learn how to earn money by shrinking URLs.
 

How to Automatically Shrink url of ADF.ly


Why need to shirink URLs:

It’s not easy to remember long URLs. Writing long URLs give a bad look in a text so we shrink URLs to have a good look,.Best advantage is that its easy to remember short URLs.

ADF.ly is best URL Shirinking site:

Also Read: Top 5 websites to Earn money by URL shortening

There are many sites which allows you to shrink URLs.But all are not work as good as ADF.ly.this is free service by which not only you can short ULR but also can earn money by sharing URLs.

How to to Earn more by using Adf.ly:

After selecting best URL shortinng site like ADF.ly, next question is how to Earn more by using Adf.ly.There are some tips which I suggest you for earning ny ADF.ly as follow.
Use Adf.ly Full page script.
Post Shrinked URLs in Forums.
Put Adf.ly Links in Yahoo Answers.
Share shrinked URLs on your webpages.
Share shrinked URLs on Social media networks like facebook.
Send Rapidshare, Fileserver etc. downloading links by first shrinking them.


Adf.ly Full page script:

Adf.ly Full page script is powerfull mechanism which change everry link of website in short URL.If visitor click on this short link then you earn money. It automatically short every link of your site.

How can I use Adf.Ly full page script:



As it is helping and source of earning to enable Adf.ly Full page script on your website. So next question is how to enable Adf.ly Full page script. Its too much easy to add full page script.Below follow steps to earn money by adding script of ADF.ly.

1. Go to blogger.com

2. dashboard>>layout>>add a gadget>>HTML java script.

3. Copy and paste below code in HTML java script code.



4.change YOUR-ADF.LY-ID in above code to your YOUR-ADF.LY-ID.

 
<script>
var adfly_id = YOUR-ADF.LY-ID;
var adfly_advert = ‘int’;
var exclude_domains = [example.com, yoursite.com,];
</script>
<script src=”http://adf.ly/js/link-converter.js”></script>

5. Click on save.Thats all.You have successfully add ADF.ly full page script on your blog/website.

Point to be Noted:

Below are two points which you should notice while adding ADF.ly script.

1. If you don’t wan’t to update some links automatically than write them after “var exclude_domains” in line # 3 of above code.

2. Best thing is that write your blog/website URL in exclude domains line because user have to wait for 5 seconds to skip ad which will leave bad impact on viewers.



Payment criteria of Adf.ly:

Now lets move to most important thing which is related to earning.Adf.ly give you minimum payout of $5 via Payza and Paypal.Click per views depend upon country traffic.If you have heavy traffic of U.S.A and UK then you will earn high money. If your earnings have reached a total of $5.00 or more for the previous month(s) the you will get payment via Payza or Paypal.
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Top 15 Movies of Paul Walker Best Movies of Paul Walker

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Best Movies of Paul Walker
Best Movies of Paul Walker

The Words never say again, The Actions never perform again and The man never make a Race again Yes! here we talking about Man of Fast & Furious Paul Walker. He is not only perfect Hero in Hollywood but also real Hero in his life. He is hero of all those people who become victim of Natural disasters. In his life he did great work in Hollywood and perform great role in different movies and the one of the most famous which gave fame Paul Walker is Fast & Furious series and these series made amazing business in all over the globe. Here in this Article have listed Best Movies List of Paul Walker which will really you love.

Paul Walker Movies List

1. Monster In The Closet (1986)
2. Pleasantville (1998)
3. Varsity Blues (1999)
4. She’s All That (1999)
5. The Skulls (2000)
6. The Fast and the Furious (2001)
7. Joy Ride (2001)
8. Timeline (2003)
9. Into the Blue (2005)
10. Running Scared (2006)
11. Flags of Our Fathers (2006)
12. Takers (2010)
13. Fast Five (2011)
14. The Fast and the Furious 6 2013
15. Hours (2013)

See Also :Top 10 Upcoming Bollywood Movies 2014
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UPDATES to 6th Edition of Make Money to Write About Your Kids

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Please check back here regularly for updates to the 6th edition of Make Money to Write About Your Kids, as publications are always starting up and going out of business and making email changes!


Thats what great about the print edition of the book:  you can just cross out the ones that are out of business and add in the new ones! Then make sure to adjust your email submission list accordingly! Here we go:

Alamo Area Kids & Family ... do not submit. They are not a paying market and asked me to take them off my list for submissions entirely.

4/21/15 ... Solo Parent is not a paying market. If you would like to get some coverage and offer them a piece for free, go for it, but they do not pay. I apologize for adding them to the book without researching enough.

Parents Source is no longer publishing.

If you get bounceback from Omaha Familys email in the book, try lauren at hathawaypublishing dot net

Space City Publishing (several magazines): kim at spacecitypublishing dot com

Red River Family: working on getting publisher at redriverfamily dot com or laura at redriverfamily dot com to go through and asking their best email for submissions

Sacramento Parent: shelly at sacramentoparent dot com

Maritime Family relaunching fall 2015

Coastal Family: editor at coastalfamily dot com

Utah Family: I hate to do this but I am taking them out of the book. I find my articles in their publication, notify them and then it takes them forever to pay. I recently contacted some other writer friends and they had the same experience. Once writer has been waiting two years for payment. This is not acceptable. If you dont treat your writers well, you will find yourself with no writers! Ill be calling them.

Flagler Parent/Volusia Parent: I am hearing from other writers that they are finding their work in these magazines from recently to way back and were not contacted or paid. Submit at your own risk. Ill be placing a phone call today.

Hello, Darling (MOPS) does NOT pay but they have a large following of 120K with 60K Facebook fans so consider giving them one freebie

Treasure Coast Parenting: trying k.ferraro at tcparenting dot com ... I had two emails for her and believe that period makes a difference

Tidwater Parent is no longer in print so please delete them from your list

Offspring Australia is nonpaying

Good Life Family needs tween and teen articles but nothing about small kids, babies, toddlers, etc.

Richmond Family Magazine only uses local writers

Bay State Parent is not accepting submissions at this time

Baltimores Child try joanne@baltimoreschild.com









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Top 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology

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Top 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology
Top 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology

Necessity is the mother of invention!
One of the best and most powerful Quote which turn the human life into light..........
If we start to see our history then we come to know human start his development process from two stones and till now he has built such things which even human of this era cant imagine but still now man not satisfied with its work because its human nature he dont feel satisfaction. As man always think how to perform its daily life activities with machines so many futurists dish out some exciting has downright scary visions for its future of machines and science which enhance the working capability or even replace activities and products which very near and dear to us.
If take short view of human history then we come to know the earlier inventions like teleportation, VCR which were once high tech and people thought its impossible but human proof itself by programming such complicated machines which make routine life easy. Forecasting the future of technology is just for dreamers who hope to innovate better tools and the main point is for the people who hope to benefit from the new and improved. Scientist have made many inventions but all not introduce in consumer market but these all experiments are path toward Great Invention.
Here in today article have discussed 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology because without prediction and necessity we cant invent its first step of any invention, "The Thought of Invention"
Top 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology

1. Avatars, Surrogates, Robotics

Everyday new invention made in Technology which provide comfort to consumer but many people dont feel comfortable with upcoming latest technology and if you also one of them then you must need to know about Avatars, Surrogates or Robotics. With help of Avatars you can be yourself and interact in the world of high tech and live your online and tech life easily. The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has budgeted millions of dollars to create Avatars that will act as surrogates for real, live soldiers. As avatars and surrogates were the stuff of games, virtual reality and computer interfacing. Fully Intelligent robotic machines have become more widespread in the field medical technology and scientific development. So "Living" life with second life avatars, surrogates or robotics is likely to become more and more common everyday for those of us in less specialized fields, too.

2. Universal Translators

Communication is very important part in learning and without learning knowledge is incomplete. Lot of languages spoken around whole Globe and one person cant understand and speak all these languages as with everyday invention people getting close to each other and want to communicate over the sea but how its possible with different languages but this problem is solve with help of Universal Translator. This translator is amazingly enough because the day is near when two people speaking different languages can communicate with one another in their own voices but in languages they dont know or understand. Like an Arabic speaker can push a button and have his words translated into English as spoken, and vice-versa.

3. Dark Networks

Dark Networks as its name suggest it is the Network of Hackers and Hacking. As the world gets smaller by sharing more and more of the same cyberspace/Networks and social tools. We like it or not but we become a bigger target for the bad guys. While our shared data is very important and puts us all "out there" in different ways, but our same shared data enables to all those involved in dark networks and their activities to get lost and take this data on false, covert identities in order to plan bigger and bigger attacks. Many of you may know name of "Anonymous" it the is one such dark group which involved in "hactivism,". This group having involved into sensitive stores of information from the FBI, Visa, Mastercard, and government Web sites from the U.K. to China which causing large-scale, disabling computer terror. This group work as a collective of many individuals and spreads its login and computer activities thin enough to lead authorities in too many directions to track, and its acts target everything from politics to commerce. So the main point is Cyber-attacks or even infrastructure attacks to water systems and electrical grids make loss billions of dollars and billions of people are at risk each year because of these cyber attacks. So it lead to increased cyber-insecurity,fear of the technology among people which need to go about everyday commerce and communication.

4. Nanotechology, Nanomed

One of the greatest and most amazing invention is Nanotechology, Nanomed it is at the nano level which allows for unbelievable precision and a way to copy the work of nature at its most basic functioning.
One question must click in your mind how small is a nano?
According to the National Nanotechnology Initiative, a sheet of paper is 100,000 nanometers thick and there are 25.4 million nanos in 1 inch. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter. Now hope so you got your ans.
If you now thought how impacting Nano technology and whats the future?
Then my ans is it is about every field like nanotechnology is being used for innovations in medical devices, engineering, imaging, computing and much more. Specially in medical field the nanotechnology make great improvements like Nanomedicine which rapid and dramatic growth because many illnesses and disorders in the body take place at the cellular level and grow as ruled by the formation of genetic makeup. So, nanotechnology has the capability to treat at the very root of the condition, rather than after its fully spread throughout the body. The most important is it can be preventative and curative because treatment reaches the narrowest and most minuscule centers of control. In Nanomed, Neurosurgery and gene therapy are two areas which are particularly well-suited for nanotools and technology.

5. Youth Tech Movements

Youth is backbone of any nation but young people have never before so technologically savvy and interconnected as in these days when tech is on peak. They have so much time on their hands and so little money in their pockets just because of wrong use of technology. As we all have observed there have always been some disgruntled youth who fight with establishment and their parents for change. They strike against the old regimes in favor of new freedoms. But the point is in the 21st century globally lack of opportunity and lack of hope for the youth are practically boiling over which ready to explode. Like people between the ages of 16 and 24, and ranging from the unschooled to those with doctorate-level educations, are coming up in a world where they may be stuck at home and without job prospects for years. All of these things may breed organized anarchy or rebellion in the form of technological or infrastructure sabotage, either physically or in cyberspace.


6. Quantum Control

What is Quantum?

As Images/Picture/photo are tiny bit of a thing on an small computer chip. Quantum is something microscopic with the power to think like a computer without any need of complex circuitry and can being moved by light or sound.
So simply, quantum control uses a technology which derived from physics for computer applications. As quantum electrodynamics (QED) describes the interaction of matter and light. The QED-circuits take this interaction to the computer chip by trying to harness the interaction for circuitry in machines and phonons are sound-activated quantum vibrations which move circuitry and motor machines at the chip level. If you have knowledge about physics then you will easily understand all these terms. In short all these breakthroughs in quantum technology are use in advancing the zero-sized intelligence. 

7. Mass Data

You all know about the mass data it consist on your daily online use data like amounts of images and other kind of data which available online and going to filling clouds and other Web-based storage. As Government regulatory bodies, media, and marketers work for user preferences, habits and even relationships. Its very difficult for us to even think about our everyday uploaded data. Many questions come to your mind....
How this data manage?
Where our data stored?
How we retrieve this data?
Which algorithm use on data?
Hows just single query give us the lot of results?
What to do with all this data?
How we keep all of our activities in the virtual space of Internet World?  

8. Neurohacking

Are you waiting for the day when you will say "I cant read your mind!" and the reply will be " Plz stop it i know you can!"? 
If it could then what happened?
Neuroscientists are finding ways to read peoples minds with machines. Neuroscientists have been in the works for decades and real progress in this way made by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley. In this way translating electrical activity from the brain. It needs decoding of brainwaves to help sufferers of dementia, for example, who have complications with neurotransmitters relaying thoughts into comprehensible speech or holding thoughts long enough to get them out verbally before theyre forgotten. Very soon science and machines could have access to human innermost thoughts. In the implications for neurohacking into humans thoughts need to have been studied in relation to neuromarketing, which targets peoples brains by manipulating their wants and desires through marketing and advertising and its very important to many organizations. 

9. Moon, Mars, More?

Without latest technology universe cant explore so tech play great role for exploring the universe. There are lot of space exploration has been made in the 21st century, which cuts to the U.S. and other international space program budgets. Below is little description of these exploration 
i. The Curiosity Rover on Mars as of August 2012.
ii. The plans to launch the "most powerful rocket in history," the Space Launch iii. System (SLS) by 2017 and NASA is still very much in the business of the future. 
iV. NASA intends to send a crew of up to four astronauts into space by 2021 and this could be a return to the moon, with capabilities for missions on other planets.
V. The people of 21st century individuals and corporations from private sector also plan to keep aiming for the stars and enabling people to buy space exploration tickets of their own. So, in this way space travel for every man become commonplace.

10. Zero-size Intelligence

Whats your IQ level?
if you ask this question to anyone then you will get ans in different digits but no one ever ans Zero. But here in the last 10 Futurist Predictions in the World of Technology we have discussed Zero-size Intelligence. Here Zero in computing term and in computing means packing a whole lot of brains in a tiny mean tiny package. As computer companies encourage creativity, and such as Intel, even have futurists on board to predict where technology is headed. So the futurist Brian David Johnson sees the future of advance computing to small a size that the housing for the computer itself is almost zero. Now we can put computers almost anywhere because of their size but in past computers used to take up entire rooms but then desktops, laptops and palms, to micro-chip-sized casings and atom-powered transistors invisible to the naked eye.
So what you are thinking Now?
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Minggu, 08 Mei 2016

Keeping Track of Hours and Income How Much Am I Screwing Around

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Lately Ive wondered if I have ADHD or something. Ill start proofreading a project or writing an article and my mind wanders within minutes and then Im checking my Bubblews bank balance, then my PayPal balance then dreaming of a vacation and then hopping onto Facebook JUST FOR A SECOND, then 20 minutes later I have gotten NOTHING DONE!

Sound familiar? If not, and you have it all under control, GET OUTTA HERE!

So this week I started a new little spreadsheet. I already have one to keep track of my Fiverr jobs and one for my daily earnings so I can hold myself accountable there (that spreadsheet is not what I go by when I share my monthly income with you here on the blog; earned versus I HATE IT IN MY HANDS = two very different things).

Down the left I have each day of a 7-day week.

Along the top I have different projects: Fiverr, Bubblews, Regional Mags, National Mags, Ebooks, Blogging Sites, Other.

Each day I keep track of time I spend on each project. Doing this ONE DAY woke me up to how much I was NOT working. I felt like I was working all day, but I was checking email, answering tweets and (see top of this post for the other things I do to screw around).

Dont get me wrong: social media and email and all that are things I need to keep up with. But I need to set aside a set time daily for that and log it in OTHER.

The plan is to add up the time Ive spent actually working, the money Ive earned and then figure out my dollar per hour rate. And then increase that rate over time.
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The Birth of a Business by Cory Tsuhako review

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Im going to be upfront with you here. I had the pleasure of proofreading this ebook recently and really loved it. I told the author I would love to do a review on my blog because, quite frankly, I think its a great read about how he started his own business (birthed it!) and saw it through ten years of ups and downs, happiness and sadness, changes and more.

Heres my review I posted on Amazon:

I love what another reviewer said about this book, that the author is approachable. This book is not written by some know-it-all, I-am-the-best type of person. This is written by someone who is humble and tells you honestly how his business went for 10 years.

He doesnt make it seem like a get-rich-quick thing ... rather, you are shown that business is very difficult and there are times you wonder if you will make a dime even when you are working your tail off.

This book is packed with helpful advice for anyone thinking of starting their own business. It discusses family, faith, friends, coworkers, the team you build and finding good people to work with.

This is a terrific resource!

Heres how you can buy this ebook at a very affordable price. And ... insider information, so be cool and keep it on the down-low ... its FREE Friday through Sunday, so please get it for free and come back and leave a review. Reviews are imperative to sales on Amazon, and I believe in this ebook!
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Sabtu, 07 Mei 2016

program to Print Sum of factorial Series in C

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C# program to Print Sum of factorial Series

Program Statement:
Write a program to display the sum of the following series.
2/1! + 4/3! + 6/5! + 8/7! + 10/9! + . . . + n/(n-1)!

Solution:
 public class factorial
{
int n;
public void ser()
{
double f, sum = 2, res = 1, up = 2;

Console.WriteLine(" Series = 2/1! + 4/3! + 6/5! + 8/7! + 10/9! + . . . + n/(n-1)!");
Console.WriteLine();
Console.Write(" Enter ending point : ");
n = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine());

for (int i = 2; i <= n; i++)
{
if (i % 2 == 1)
{
f = 1;
for (int x = i; x > 0; x--)
{ f = f * x; }
up = up + 2;
res = up / f;
sum = sum + res;
}
}
Console.WriteLine(" Sum : {0} ", sum);
Console.WriteLine();
}
}


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Kamis, 05 Mei 2016

The Functions of Advertising Departments

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Once the types of media have been determined, the agency’s creative department develops the presentation of the ads. The principal figures in the creative department are the copywriter and the art director. The copywriter is the person who writes the advertising message. The art director is the person who oversees the design of the ad. The copywriter and the art director work together to find creative ways to deliver the message that research found would have the greatest appeal to the target audience.
The creative team begins by familiarizing itself with the product and the research. Often the creative team will ‘kick around ideas’ or “brainstorm,” a process in which one idea is allowed to stimulate another without reaching a decision about whether any of the ideas are valid. Such free association often leads to unexpected approaches that might never have resulted from more logical thinking.
Once the brainstorming has produced a wide range of ideas, the team then evaluates the various proposals and selects the best to present to the client. For example, if the team selects an idea for a television commercial, they present the idea to the client as a storyboard. The storyboard consists of a sequence of drawings indicating how the TV commercial’s story or action will unfold. Or the team may design print ads for the client as layouts in which the various elements-the headline, photograph or illustration, and body copy-will appear as intended for publication in a magazine or newspaper.
Print ads and television commercials use a variety of techniques to deliver their messages. Testimonials and endorsements can lend both prestige and credibility to a product. Seeing an athletic superstar, for example, endorse a particular brand of athletic shoe makes the brand seem more prestigious and suggests that it must be good because a professional uses it. Superiority is also often demonstrated through product comparisons-for example, by showing that one brand of paper towels absorbs more spilled liquid than another or that in consumer taste tests one beverage is preferred over another. But because more and more competing products are virtually identical to one another, advertisers frequently use image advertising to distinguish their products. Image advertising surrounds the product with a ‘halo of positive associations’ by using the same character or theme year after year.
Most advertising appeals to people’s emotions, particularly the emotional needs for love and belonging, prestige and self-esteem. Manufacturers of luxury and fashion products, for example, frequently appeal to the desire for esteem and prestige. Advertising for a line of clothing, such as Ralph Lauren’s Polo clothes, may associate the product with the lifestyle of wealthy landowners. Those who buy the clothing purchase it, in part, because they want to be identified with that prestigious lifestyle. Makers of personal care products, on the other hand, often suggest that buying their products will enable consumers to experience love and acceptance. Advertising for perfume or cologne conveys the message that the product makes users more sexually attractive. Personal care products such as breath mints and dandruff shampoos, on the other hand, usually play upon consumers’ fears and dramatize the rejection that results from failing to use the product. The implication is that product usage brings love and acceptance.
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Selasa, 03 Mei 2016

What is Evaluation of Software Interface

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Evaluation of Software Interface
Evaluation of Software Interface



The  evaluation of the software interfaces is one of the prominent concepts in Human Computer Interaction (HCI). In order to increase the usability, the design of software interfaces becomes an important task for HCI experts.

Introduction:

An effective source to exchange information and interaction between a user and a computer are software interfaces. Designing a software interface that is easy to use, easy to learn and easy to memorize are the attributes of the software usability evaluation. Therefore, the software evaluation is an important concept in the HCI. In designing the software interfaces, the SE and HCI need to understand the user behaviours, user familiarity with different features of the software interface and the user expertise while working with other software interfaces. The HCI deals with social, cognitive and interaction phenomena. Where the social layer focuses on how people interact with each other as well as with technology.
      In the HCI, software evaluation plays an important role to achieve user goals in an effective, efficient and satisfying way. It is a discipline that helps to achieve usability during
the design of software interfaces. Software evaluation is the part that contains various techniques like heuristic evaluation, guideline reviews, cognitive walk through and usability testing.


Heuristic evaluation:



A heuristic evaluation is a usability inspection method for computer software that helps to identify usability problems in the user interface design. It specifically involves evaluators examining the interface and judging its compliance with recognized usability principles. These evaluation methods are now widely taught and practiced in the new media sector, where UIs are often designed in a short space of time on a budget that may restrict the amount of money available to provide for other types of interface testing.
   The main goal of heuristic evaluations is to identify any problems associated with the design of user interfaces.Heuristic evaluations are one of the most informal methods of usability inspection in the field of human-computer interaction. There are many sets of usability design heuristics they are not mutually exclusive and cover many of the same aspects of user interface design.


cognitive walk through:



The cognitive walkthrough method is a usability inspection method used to identify usability issues in interactive systems, focusing on how easy it is for new users to accomplish tasks with the system. Cognitive walkthrough is task-specific, whereas heuristic evaluation takes a holistic view to catch problems not caught by this and other usability inspection methods. The method is rooted in the notion that users typically prefer to learn a system by using it to accomplish tasks. The method is prized for its ability to generate results quickly with low cost, especially when compared to usability testing, as well as the ability to apply the method early in the design phases, before coding even begins.
   A cognitive walkthrough starts with a task analysis that specifies the sequence of steps or actions required by a user to accomplish a task, and the system responses to those actions. The designers and developers of the software then walk through the steps as a group, asking themselves a set of questions at each step. Data is gathered during the walkthrough, and afterwards a report of potential issues is compiled. Finally the software is redesigned to address the issues identified.


Usability testing:



Usability testing is a technique used in user-centered interaction design to evaluate a product by testing it on users. This can be seen as an irreplaceable usability practice, since it gives direct input on how real users use the system.[1] This is in contrast with usability inspection methods where experts use different methods to evaluate a user interface without involving users.
   Usability testing focuses on measuring a human-made products capacity to meet its intended purpose. Examples of products that commonly benefit from usability testing are foods, consumer products, web sites or web applications, computer interfaces, documents, and devices. Usability testing measures the usability, or ease of use, of a specific object or set of objects, whereas general human-computer interaction studies attempt to formulate universal principles.


Main Principles in evaluation of Software Interface:

Purpose:

Is this the application I intended to run? Can I easily determine what the application is for?

Structure:

What is the interface layout? Can I find where everything is in the application window and how it all fits together?

Interaction:

Can I do what I ran the application to do (e.g. successfully type a document or configure a system setting)?

Navigation:

Was I made aware that the application launched? Can I get to everything in the interface? Can I get back to each application screen if I need to?
Keeping these four principle areas in mind will help you glean the purpose of a given accessibility requirement and will ensure that applications that pass your evaluations are usable by diverse user groups.

Evaluation criteria also includes:



End User Needs:

What does the user of the software want to do, what are their present skills and how do they intend to use the software? It is important to be very clear about the problem that is to be tackled by the software. For example, a disabled person who wants to write letters but cannot type might strongly consider software with lots of ready-made letter templates that can then be added to using voice recognition.

Functionality:

Does the software perform the functions required? Does it have specific facilities? For example, someone buying a spreadsheet application might need to produce graphs and charts.

Performance:

How well does the software work? This is normally available as benchmark test reports where independent tests have been carried out using the software.

Ease of use:

How easy is the software to use? Is there built-in help? It is important to be happy with the user interface.

Compatibility with existing data:

Will the new software be able to read any data that is already in use, ie in a different format or file type? If not, is it easy to convert existing files to a readable format?

Compatibility with existing hardware:

Software is written to run on a specific operating system, eg Windows, OSX (Macs) or Linux. It is sometimes written to run on and take advantage of specific hardware too. The new software needs to be compatible with the existing operating system and hardware.

Robustness:

How does the software handle problems? Robust software works well in combination with different hardware and software without crashing.

Cost:

Costs have to be weighed against the benefits that the software will bring. These may be about making more money or doing something quickly or with fewer staff hours involved. Price doesnt always dictate the best piece of software for the job, ie just because its more expensive it doesnt necessarily means its better.

Support:

The level of support when using the software can be crucial to making it a success or failure. Is a telephone or web based helpdesk available for the software? Are there any tutorials or training courses available?

Customisation:

Will the software allow users to change the look and feel so that it does exactly what they need? If so, is this easy to do?


Goals and results of evaluation


Software evaluation has pragmatically chosen goals. In the domain of software evaluation, the goal can be characterised by one or more of three simple questions:


1. “Which one is better?”

The evaluation aims to compare alternative software systems, e.g. to choose the best ?tting software tool for given application, for a decision among several prototypes, or for comparing several versions of a software system.

2. “How good is it?”

This goal aims at the determination of the degree of desired qualities of a ?nished system. The evaluation of the system with respect to “Usability-Goals” [9, 94] is one of the application of this goal. Other examples are the certi?cation of software, and the check on conformity with given standards.

3. “Why is it bad?”

The evaluation aims to determine the weaknesses of a software such that the result generates suggestions for further development. A typical instance of this procedure is a system developing approach using prototypes or a re-engineering of an existing system.


Key Points Related software Interface:

  • User interfaces should be designed to match the skills, experience and expectations of its anticipated users.
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