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Conficker Virus and Work at Home Leads  

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I wanted to take tonight to warn everyone about a virus that is actually scheduled to crawl the web looking for vulnerable systems to attack. The name of this virus is the Conficker Virus.

We must make sure that we are doing everything we can to protect ourselves from this virus. Conficker blocks infected PCs from accessing the antivirus vendors' and Microsoft's web sites. Those unfortunate enough to experience the Conficker won't get automatic updates and can't download the Conficker removal tools that vendors like Microsoft have developed.

Those who do not get regular updates on their computers are vulnerable to this virus. Those with versions of Microsoft that are not legitimate or pirated version are very susceptible to the Conficker virus because they do NOT get regular updates of Microsoft and more than likely do not have the updated patches to tackle this virus. Luckily there are sites looking to fight this virus head on and are providing tools to help you. Symantec is one of them and the tool can be found here

If you find that your computer is infected, have a friend download the tool and email it to you. Questionable sites will not keep you safe. This virus is tricky and can attack anywhere. If your computer is blocked from accessing certain security sites, then you may be infected.

For more information:
http://www.symantec.com/norton/theme.js ... _worm#risk
and update regularly!

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Work at Home Leads  

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Data Entry
Embarq
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Work at Home Leads

Work at home leads out of the way, lets discuss how dangerous scams can be to our wallets. Here are a few lines to watch out for when looking for work from home:
Act now, only 2 positions left!
Listen to this automated message available for all!
No skills required. Make $2000 a week.
We are a sponsored advertiser on a legitimate site . . . buy now!
Hiring rebate processor
Virtual assistant $34/hr
Data entry $1000 a week
Verification specialist $14 an hour
Call this number for legitimate work at home opportunity. . . "Thank you for calling, this is a top secret thing that I am placing in a recording for everyone to hear but yet you, oh you are special. I want you to work for me doing something vague, possibly illegal and I need you to enter your account number at the sound of the beep. BEEP!


These are just a few of the many lies they use to scam those who work at home. Its a million if not billion dollar industry. There is money in scams but there is also jail time. You could face jail time for following their instructions and "scammers" could possibly go free. Its not fair but it is a harsh reality. For more of these tips on watching out for scams, join me and many others in T.Rochelle's Tips.

More SEO Tips and Work at Home Jobs  

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Making your website more search engine friendly can be done several ways. Keywords are very valuable (as I have stated before) and should be used in the title as well as in your blog and the site's URL. Lets say your blog is gonna be about life in Texas. Your url should have something to do with a keyword that you will use often in your blog. http://www.TalkTexas.com (just an example not meant to be a real site) This would make a wonderful URL because you WILL use the word Texas often. "Ice Storm Chills Texas Heat" (title) Discuss in the body of your blog, the ice storm and of course Texas and make ice storm and Texas keywords. This is a good use of keywords. You do not want to overuse your keywords but this will allow you to get good use of them. Next, have a user friendly blog. Avoid having a blog that is very busy and congested. This is a turnoff for readers. Nice clean simplicity and a natural look is a appealing.

Try and avoid the cute little graphics if at all possible (I know how you feel ....who doesn't like the little care bear gifs but avoid anyway).
Make sure your links work. You want credible links because the links are a reflection of your site. Do not give your viewers any reason to doubt your credibility. Also, make sure that you are able to present nice clean links that makes sense. "Read more about the ice storm at The Weather Channel" You want the hyperlink on the words ice storm and not on Weather Channel. You are bringing attention to YOUR content not necessarily the Weather Channel's website. Now you want to submit your blog link to directories and search engines. Click here for a list of sites.

You also want to link to as many blogs as you possibly can. The best way to do this is to find highly ranked blogs (that interest you of course ....yes this is a moral moment) and post comments to their blogs that in turn link back to your blog. They do this because when you comment you enter your blog url in the URL box. Last but not least, blog and blog frequently. Stay on topic and try not to fluctuate from topic. Also, DO NOT change your domain. You will loose a lot of traffic that way.

Now, Its time for what we are all searching for......WORK at HOME LEADS:

Accepting Submissions and Work at Home  

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By now I am sure that you guys have noticed my fondness for writing and all things writing related. I am hyped to announce that Blue Mountain Arts is taking submissions! They pay $300 (US) a poem for poems published in their greeting cards and $50 for a poem published in their anthology. I will warn you that once they pay you, all rights to your poem belongs to Blue Mountain Arts.

Guideline information can be obtained by sending a blank email to
writings@sps.com with the words "Send Me Guidelines" in the subject line. If you prefer to contact the via mail, Blue Mountain Arts, Inc. Editorial Department P.O. Box 1007 Boulder, CO 80306.

In lew of this great news, I am going to kick today's leads off with writing leads I found at Writerfind.com as well as other leads found all around the web. Please enjoy and share with friends!

Write a book
Tourism Textbook
Researcher and Ghost Writer
Editor
SmartBrief
Energy Writer
What Women Want
I Love Dogs
Bilingual Korean Freelance Writer
Freelance Writer
Kickball Lover
Nurse Line
Vermontians (yeah I made that up)
Travel Agent
Franchise Business Consultant
Expecting Mom Research
Construction Estimator
Barrington Typist
Research Analyst
Vezeo Writer
Admin Asst
Managing Editor
AAA
Coder

How To Write How To  

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As promised, I have a great How to Write a How to Article:

Break out your notebooks guys!




How to articles are making a big buzz. They are very simple to write and I want to give you a quickie tutorial.

Rate your article on the level of difficulty (easy, moderately easy, etc.)

Think about your title. We will do an example (silly of course): How to Ride a Purple Monkey
First you will need to write an overview for your article. It should give the reader an idea of what they will learn.

Riding a Purple Monkey can be difficult. Learn to ride a Purple Monkey in 3 easy steps.


Once you are done with your overview, its time that you start getting busy with your steps. Each step will begin with a verb. Elaborate, but only give a brief elaboration on your step because you can make as many steps as you need.
Ex:
1. Place a saddle on your monkey. Saddles come in various sizes and colors. You will want to make sure that your saddle fits the monkey comfortably.

2. Tie the saddle tightly. Monkey are wiggly creatures and will run away if you don't tie your saddle properly.

3. Hop onto your monkey quickly. The monkey will want to escape so please hop quickly.

Now that you are done with your steps, you will want to think of any warnings you want to include or tips. If you do not have any, that's fine.
TIPS
Its best to use a purple monkey you know.
Warning
Monkeys bite!


Lastly, its always good to have really good links as a reference. Instead of giving an example of links, I will give you some GREAT links to help you get started and all the advantages of working for eHow.com.

**Before I forget, eHow allows pictures but make sure that you have rights to those pictures, you do not want the legal fallout.***
Ehow
Podcast
Demand Studios
Now how to get some more tips and jobs:
Contractor
Tatoo Articles
Tutor
SmartBrief
Managing Editor
FoxNews
***Special thanks

Working at Your Own Pace  

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Anyone that knows me, knows that I absolutely love blogging. Its a great way to do what I love, talking. Imagine my joy when I saw this great group of blogging jobs:
Digital Media and Technology
Linux Blogger
Editor/Blogger
WebDesign
Internet Marketing
There are so many opportunities in the field of blogging. The smaller money can add up to big money and lets face it, all money will pay a bill. Have you ever given thought to starting your own blog? If so, check out my tips section and get blogging! Blogging allows you to work at your own pace and provides a great outlet for those who cannot work at home using a telephone. If blogging is not for you, feel free to explore the many leads provided each day.

Sales @ Pitney Bowes
Humana
Real Estate Data Entry
Blogger/Writer
Recruiter
Staples in Baton Rouge
Dispatcher
Tech Support
Dutch
Bill Review
Insurance Sales
QA Reviewers Atlanta

If you guys think that those links are awesome wait until you find out what AllRecipes.com is up to now:

Allrecipes.com is celebrating its 11th year anniversary. This is an exciting opportunity to make a difference with a rapidly growing company which is at a pivotal juncture in its history. Our audience has grown rapidly to 7MM home cooks monthly. We need an exceptional leader with the vision, experience, and drive to help us accomplish our goals. Allrecipes.com is located in Seattle, WA in the SODO area, and is part of the Readers Digest Association family of businesses.
Reader’s Digest Association is the world’s leading food publisher with businesses centering on magazine and book publishing, nationwide cooking schools and interactive media.
REPORTS TO: International – Content Manager, Seattle WA
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Recipe editors apply food knowledge, knowledge of Japan, and a passion for food and accuracy to publish content to the web.

• Edits , translates and publishes recipes
• Localizes content, ingredients, measurements and vocabulary for Japanese audience
• Categorizes recipes
• Performs recipe and food-related research

QUALIFICATIONS

•• Bilingual in Japanese and English.
• Must have thorough experiential knowledge of Japanese lifestyle, cuisine, metrics, and cooking terms
• Experienced in home and/or industry cooking
• High attention to detail
• Excellent writing and editing techniques.
• Strong analytical and organizational skills.
• Ability to problem solve and prioritize tasks both independently and in a team setting.
• Proficiency with MS Word, MS Excel and Outlook. Experience using Internet for research
• Culinary degree or food industry experience; excellent grammar skills
• Lawfully permitted to work in the U.S.


We offer flexible hours, and casual, friendly work environment. To apply, please send resume and cover email to jobs (at) allrecipes.com