Domain Profit Guide ? How To Make Money Online With Domain ...

"With over a decade of experience in running online businesses, this is one of the best and most profitable opportunities we?ve experienced?Our advice? Learn from our mistakes and massively profitable experience in this tell-all guide whilst you still can."

?The Domain Profit Guide is based on a proven business model with unlimited profit potential. It ticks all the right boxes, it?s easy to set up, has low startup costs, and you don?t have to be a computer geek to make it work ? and make good money from it.?

Perhaps. But I?m not asking you to believe anything just yet, until you see the evidence for yourself. All I ask is that you refrain from disbelieving while I show you my proof. It will take just a few minutes, yet the benefits to your wealth could be enormous?

My name is?Paul Gunter, and I work with Andrew Shorten.?Together we run a leading U.K. based Internet consultancy company specialising in maximising online profits for our private clients and many of our own websites. As well as our consultancy company, we are regular speakers at Internet Marketing Conferences in the UK together with other leading U.K. Marketers?Simon Coulson,?Neil Stafford,?Neil Travers, Mark Vurnum,?Gary Vurnum,?Peter Woodhead, David Anderson,?Michael Silk and?Diane Johnson.

Believe it or not, we?ve discovered a surprisingly easy way to earn a good living from the Internet, a simple yet highly effective proven business model which requires hardly any time to set up and run, and which earns you a regular passive income both now and in the future.

And now it?s your turn to profit ? and profit big ? from what we know to be the best, most lucrative opportunity anywhere online

If you?re looking for a proven way to make a lot of money online with a relatively low amount of risk, then you should take a long, hard look at domain names.

You know it. I know it. And everyone else knows it. The Internet represents the fastest-growing business opportunity in the world.

And while there are probably more types of website than there are stars in the sky, there?s ONE thing that every single website, merchant or Internet business MUST have to get going.

Think about it. What one thing do you type into Google or your web browser to find a website? A domain name. That?s right. You find those websites through their domain names, and having the right name is essential for online success.

Even though domain names are the foundation of every website, it?s easy to forget just how important they are. And, like anything of value, be it gold, jewellery or property?

You only need think of it like the property market. A great address in the best location is worth a small fortune to you (as opposed to a tin-shack next to a gasworks).

And when it comes to domain names, as with property, the key to success lies in identifying PROFITABLE names (And what makes them so valuable to potential buyers?)

Once you have this skill, the profits you can make from buying and selling domain names can be staggering. A skill which, once mastered, will allow you:

As a quick example, want to have a guess have much?Social.com sold for? How about?a cool $2.6 MILLION.

OK, so maybe $2.6 million to invest in a domain name is a little steep? But even if you don?t have $2.6 million to invest in a single domain name (and let?s face it, who has?), then I have great news. There are countless domain names on sale, which you can buy at rock-bottom prices and sell on for a big profit. Domain names such as:

Try getting those kinds of profits at your local High Street Bank! These are just a few of the many examples of domain names bought and sold for huge profits, some of which are for clients and some of which we have bought and sold ourselves.

As you can see from the table, you don?t need millions, or even hundreds of pounds, to get started. Yes, there are a couple of domains up there which? Read more?

Source: http://www.solebiz.com/domain-profit-guide-how-to-make-money-online-with-domain-names/

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Ever Heard of Karmic Astrology? 10/07 by Dr Margaret Cochran ...

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Be Your Best Ever! Take an hour and learn the art of rediscovering your self worth with hosts Gary Kobat and Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino.

The Movie Geeks speak with the well acclaimed actor Matthew Lillard Who starred in Scooby-Doo, The Descendants, and Trouble with the Curve.

AreYouScreening.com host and BFCA film critic, Marc Eastman, and co-host extraordinaire, Shane Leonard, review Tim Burtons new movie Frankenweenie. As we near the holiday seasons be sure to tune in to hear about all of the great upcoming movies!

Joy Keys chats with Musician Meshell Ndegeocello about her new album Pour une ?me Souveraine (For a Sovereign Soul), A Dedication to Nina Simone.

The band Kix were the kings of hair metal back in the 80's. Now they are back and as big as ever. Founding Member and lead guitarist Brian Forsythe joins Heavy Metal Mayhem live.

Vanessa Riddle has been battling Stage 4 (High-Risk) Neuroblastoma, a very rare, aggressive and difficult to treat form of childhood cancer. Gaining support around the world, from celebrities to political organizations to the media, this amazing little girl

Host Marie Stroughter interviews the man behind the hit movie, Obama's America: 2016, Dinesh D'Souza; then fresh from her visit to The View, guest Ann Coulter discusses her new book, Mugged.

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Docudharma:: Health and Fitness News

General Medicine/Family Medical

Safe Drug Disposal Curbs Drug Abuse
by Jennifer Warner

Get Rid of Prescription Drugs Safely at National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day

Sept. 27, 2012 -- If you have prescription drugs that are past their expiration date or that you no longer use, you can get rid of them safely this Saturday at a national prescription drug "take-back" event.

It's important to dispose of expired drugs or medications you no longer use. They pose a serious health risk to children and pets and may be abused if not disposed of properly.

Many medicines can be thrown in the trash after taking a few safety precautions, but some prescription drugs should be flushed down the toilet.

Virus Fights Acne
by Daniel J. DeNoon

Sept. 25, 2012 -- Viruses that kill acne-causing bacteria might make a powerful acne treatment, new research suggests.

A specific species of bacteria, Propionibacterium acnes, is a major cause of the unpleasant, sometimes disfiguring disease doctors call acne vulgaris. The bacteria live inside the pits in the skin that contain hair follicles and sweat glands.

But the acne bug has an enemy: a kind of virus called a bacteriophage, or phage for short. Phages inject their genetic material into bacteria, forcing them to make more and more new phages until they burst.

Warnings/Alerts/Guidelines

One Dead in Meningitis Outbreak Among Men Who Have Sex With Men
by Anemona Hartocollus

One man has died of meningitis and three others have fallen ill, one critically, over the last month in an outbreak of the infection among men who have sex with men, the New York City health department said on Thursday.

The health department said in a written statement that it was investigating "a cluster of invasive meningococcal disease," commonly known as meningitis, a severe bacterial infection with a high fatality rate.

All four cases involve H.I.V.-infected men, who are at a higher risk of getting the infection and of dying from it than is the general population, the department said. The men's ages were reported as 31 to 42 and the cases were in several boroughs.

Recall: Target Dog Treats
by Richard Kearns

Boots & Barkley American Beef Bully Sticks May Carry Salmonella

Sept. 24, 2012 - Kasel Associated Industries is recalling its Boots & Barkley 6-Count 5-Inch American Beef Bully Sticks dog treats because of a possible salmonella contamination.

The product comes in a clear plastic bag, containing six bully sticks, marked with bar code number 647263899189.It has been distributed nationwide through Target retail stores from April through September 2012.

Salmonella can sicken animals that eat these products. It can also sicken people, especially if they have not washed their hands after touching the products or after touching any surfaces exposed to the products.

Peanut Butter Recall Expands
by Daniel J. DeNoon

Popular Brands Named; Salmonella Cases in 19 States So Far

Sept. 26, 2012 -- The nationwide recall of peanut butter has vastly expanded to include dozens of peanut butter, tahini, and other nut butter products, many sold under popular brand names.

All of the products use nuts from Sunland Farms. The New Mexico nut company is the likely source of a salmonella outbreak that so far has sickened 30 people in 19 states.

Women's Health

3 Quick Questions Help ID Ovarian Cancer Risk
by Daniel J. DeNoon

Sept. 25, 2012 -- Screening all women for ovarian cancer does more harm than good. But a three-item questionnaire identifies women most likely to benefit from further tests.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recently recommended against routine testing for ovarian cancer. The reason is that two tests -- the CA-125 blood test and ultrasound imaging -- tell too many women they might have cancer when they don't.

The result: far too many unnecessary surgeries.

Now researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the University of Washington may have a better way to identify women whose ovarian cancer risk justifies more tests: a 90-second questionnaire asking about current ovarian cancer symptoms.

Pediatric Health

Teens Over 1/3 of New Prescription Drug Abusers
by Rita Ruben

Sept. 24, 2012 -- Efforts to lessen prescription drug misuse in the United States may be starting to pay off in young adults, but the continuing problem among teens is worrisome, a new government report shows.

The number of people aged 18 to 25 who said they had used prescription drugs for non-medical purposes in the previous month fell 14%, or from 2 million in 2010 to 1.7 million in 2011, according to the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Non-medical use of prescription drugs among children 12 to 17 and adults 26 or older remained unchanged.

Social Bullying Common in TV Shows Kids Watch
by Salynn Boyles

Sept. 27, 2012 -- Social bullying is common on TV, even in shows made for kids, a new study shows.

Insults, taunting, and other forms of nonphysical aggression were found to be especially pervasive in cartoons and situation comedies, but they also showed up in some surprising places, like American Idol.

Physical violence on TV has long been a favorite topic of researchers, but the study is among the first to explore social aggression in television viewed most often by children.

Child Obesity Risks May Be Greater Than Thought
by Salynn Boyles

Sept. 25, 2012 -- Children who are obese may have an even higher risk for heart disease, diabetes, and other weight-related diseases later in life than has been thought.

Findings from a new review of studies suggest that these studies may have underestimated the effect of obesity during childhood and adolescence on later health.

Aging

Insomnia, Anxiety Drugs May Raise Dementia Risk
by Brenda Goodman, MA

Sept. 27, 2012 -- Seniors who take certain kinds of drugs to treat anxiety or insomnia may be more likely to develop dementia than those who do not, a new study shows.

Seniors are often prescribed benzodiazepines or similar drugs to help with sleeping problems or anxiety. And even though most of these drugs are only meant to be used for a few weeks or months at a time, the drugs can be habit forming. Studies have found that many older adults stay on them longer, sometimes for years.

Mental Health

Leaders Less Stressed Out
by Denise Mann

Sept. 24, 2012 -- It's easy to presume that people in leadership positions are more stressed because of their heavy workloads and increased responsibilities, but a new study suggests that may not be the case.

It turns out that leaders actually report less anxiety and stress than non-leaders. This is likely because leaders have a heightened sense of control. Feeling like you are in control can help buffer the harmful effects of stress.

Fewer Crashes When Docs Report Unfit Drivers
by Daniel J. DeNoon

Sept. 26, 2012 -- Nobody wants to hear that they are unfit to drive -- or have that on their medical records.

Yet people who are officially warned that they are unfit to drive have 45% fewer serious car crashes over the next year, say University of Toronto researcher Donald A. Redelmeier, MD, and colleagues.

"Warning patients who are medically unfit to drive may reduce the risk of road crashes," the researchers conclude.

Source: http://www.docudharma.com/diary/31026/health-and-fitness-news

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