Sorry everybody for lack of posts. I have been a little hairy dealing with MediaWiki code over at SiteHoppin.com.

Anyways, we’ve just launched the new Beer Stock Affiliate Program where you can make 25% on all our net-profit sales! You gotta check it out while I try to recover from all the crazy codin’.

These beer stocks are hot and you don’t want to miss out on our biggest IPO as we will be also incorporating Zedomax Inc. next week baby!

That’s right, we are going to go for the real thing now, no more bs. If you ever wanted to invest in Zedomax, this is the time. We will also be allowing some private investors to invest in our new corporation stocks so if you are interested in investing in the Zedomax Network, let me know at zedomax [at] gmail.com.

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Hi all,I’ve been busy building this “online stock” market over at SiteHoppin.com.

Go check it out as we just launched it…and I need some rest from 5 straight days of ridiculous coding…

SiteHoppin Beer Stocks are “internet stocks”, we call IUVC (Internet User Venture Capital), that allow you to buy into our new company without having to invest millions, unlike Venture Capital.

Basically, when you buy Beer Stocks, you become co-owners of SiteHoppin.com. We probably won’t let you run the site, but we are giving every internet user an opportunity to invest in one of the fastest growing web sites on the internet.

You can read more about it on our Beer Stocks FAQ.

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In a recent encounter with StumbleUpon’s banning of 20 accounts in our network, we have conjured up a little bit of something we read in a book by Guy Kawasaki, “How to drive your competition crazy.” In the book, there’s an example of how Ben & Jerry’s turned a law-suit into an hilarious marketing victory.

Here’s our version on StumbleUpon’s latest diplomatic policies:

Do you think the Stumbleboy is afraid of two guys working in a rented apartment of 800 square feet?

Do you think the Stumbleboy is afraid he’s only going to make $61.3 million in profits instead of $61.8 million?

Do you think that maybe the Stumbleboy is afraid of the American Dream?

We only want to make the most fun site and let people of the internet make their choice on the internet, where guys like us can compete with guys like the Stumbleboy.

Next time you are surfing the web, uninstall that hideous looking 50 pixel StumbleUpon toolbar that takes up too much of your browser space and start using “extension-less” SiteHoppin. Because to tell you the truth, that’s what the Stumbleboy is really afraid of.

Hey, if you wanna help us and fight this bs, put this drunken button on your blog.  We will add you to our blogroll so you go up with us when our press release go out tomorrow.

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As you well know, my blogger friend John Chow was on Entrepreneur this month! He’s coined as the “Blogging Seinfeld”. I couldn’t agree more. There’s a lot of people saying how John Chow is a spam blog but I disagree with that. He made a new blogging topic, “Making Money Online” so explosive that now you see thousands of blogs like John Chow’s.

If it wasn’t for his blog, I doubt there would be such an enormous “buzz” around the internet about making money online with blogs.

Well, I honestly think there’s still a lot of money to be made on the internet.

This will probably keep growing for another 20 years, especially in the US, where it’s hard to find a job fresh out of college. I bet job hiring rate is a lot higher in India.

Not that I am complaining since I am “jobless and broke”. But I am figuring my way around the internet like John by selling off some of my websites steadily and taking on some random jobs.  If you wanna help me from going bankrupt and live on the streets, go check out SiteHoppin.

Anyways, congrats to John Chow for gettin’ on Entrepreneur!

(p.s. I have an advertisement on John Chow for SiteHoppin, I hope this article boosts John’s blog traffic. )

Here’s a little video of my February edition of Entrepreneur, do you have a copy yet?

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

via JohnChow

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Here’s some interesting interview with Mike Arrington, the founder of TechCrunch.

via TechCrunch

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Check out the interview with Bill Gates on SiteHoppin. Interesting.

In the first segment of our Bill Gates CES 2008 interview, we asked the difference between Apple’s approach and Microsoft’s approach when it comes to product releases. Apple steers clear of products that might be iffy in their first iteration—portable music rentals; DVR—whereas Microsoft rolls out stuff that may not be quite ready. Bill’s response is illuminating, direct and humble. [

via Gizmodo

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I just wanted to give our readers heads up the latest buzz from Zedomax.Net. Our new QuarterWiki has been selling pages like hotcakes after a review on John Chow dot com. It seems that bad publicity has actually helped us sell more pages. 400 pages sold within last 10 hours. Get your pages before all the good ones for your niche get taken!Here’s a little description of what it is for those of you new to this:

The Quarter Wiki is a new paid online encyclopedia where you can buy your own page for just a quarter.

Unlike Wikipedia, you can add videos, RSS Feeds, Google Ads, and GoogleMaps to a page on the QuarterWiki.

More simply, QuarterWiki filters spam by charging a small fee for each page so you don’t have to deal with it.

To get started with QuarterWiki, sign up for an account and search for your desired words you’d like to purchase.

Don’t want to buy a page but want to help us? Join the discussion on John Chow dot com and leave a comment for us!

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Well just in case your not fixed t TV and you do not happen to see the endless news stories regarding the election, then you may require a little prompting to remind you of when to vote.

However this little device takes some bold steps considering that she is not the only candidate at the moment and the company has decided not to produce them with the image of the other candidates in the run up to the election.

Priced at $13.95

Source [Nerd Approved]

http://nerdapproved.com/bizarre-gadgets//

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