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$100 of free advertising on Google
Friday, July 31, 2009

Google is giving all Singapore businesses the chance to get S$100 in free advertising with Google AdWords.

Google, SME Infocomm Resource Center (SIRC) @ Singapore Polytechnic (SP) and PurpleClick are partnering together to offer Singapore businesses a stimulus package to attract new customers and grow sales by tapping into the power of the Internet.

A screenshot of adsense ads is shown above. To find out more about the $100 free advertising, refer to https://services.google.com/fb/forms/sgstimulusoffer/

Please note that this offer is only available to new Google AdWords advertisers. Offer ends 31/08/09.

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Record Adsense Earning - USD $22.20 in 1 Day
Friday, June 26, 2009

Today is my lucky day, just take a look at my Adsense earning, USD $22.20 today ! Quite a surprise. No jump in traffic, but maybe the quatlity of ads is better. And of course, don't worry, I am not using any kind of screen shot generator, you should know that I alawys show you the real screen shot with the real check.

Well, this could be small amount to many of you, but it is BIG for me, I never get such earning before (within a day, usualy it takes me many days to get such amount). But I just want to tell you, if I can do it, you can do it too (that is someone told me years ago before I achieve this today).

To see my past earning, follow the link below or take a look at those shown on the upper right corner. Follow my blog and I will share with you my experience.


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Speed up your Windows Vista
Friday, June 5, 2009

Sidebar gadget: If you don't need the "gadget"in the Vista sidebar, get rid of them. Right-click the Windows Sidebar icon in the taskbar tray and choose Exit. Open the Control Panel and launch Windows Sidebar Properties in the 'Appearance and Personalization' category. Uncheck Start sidebar when Windows starts and click OK.

User Account Control (UAC): Irritated by the system that keep asking for your permission to install software, or gives you warning when you try to add, remove, or rename any of your Start menu folders? Turn it off. Choose Start, Control Panel, click User Accounts and Family Safety, and select User Accounts. Or just click Start, type User Accounts, and choose that option from the search results. Next, click Turn User Account Control on or off, and then click Continue when prompted.

Change the appearance: disable those fancy display stuff, right-click the My Computer \ Properties \ Advanced \ Adjust for best performance.

Spend more Power: If you don't mind spending more, you can boost your system's performance by adjusting its power options. In the Control Panel, launch Power Options in the 'System and Maintenance' category. Select High Performance, close the dialog box (see the screen shot at left), and prepare yourself for a higher electric bill.

Change the default Shut Down button: The default action for the Power button on the start menu in Windows Vista is Sleep, which isn't necessarily useful for everybody. You can configure this setting easily by using the advanced power settings panel. Control Panel \ Power Options \ Change Plan Settings \ Change Advanced Power Settings.

Vista's Snipping Tool: Of course not all Vista's features are slow. There is this snipping tool, which provides a great screen shot function. If you have a version of Vista other than Home Basic, you already have the Snipping Tool screen capture utility: Choose Start, All Programs, Accessories, Snipping Tool. If you don't see it there, it may not be activated. Go to Control Panel and open Program and Features (you may have to click Programs first). In the task pane on the left, click Turn Windows features on or off. Scroll through the list of features, check the box next to Tablet PC Optional Components, and click OK. Turning on these features gives you not only the Snipping Tool, but also the Tablet PC Input Panel, Windows Journal, and other stylus-related features.


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