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“Dragostea din tei” or as my kids call it … “The numa numa song” has long been popular in our house since it hit the Internet several years ago. So when I saw a WoW Machinema video done to it I had to watch it.

I laughed so hard … especially once I realized the creator has added their own words of interpretation to the song.

Check it out …

Here are some pics of the kids.

Link to the kids pics

I totally forgot I had taken these pics.

On October 10th Boise had the first snow of the season, in October no doubt.

The pics are from our apartment in the Idanha where I recently became the new manager.

We love the downtown area and thought I would share the view.

Enjoy … Scott

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There’s a really cool sms service that allows anyone to text a question to their service and receive an answer back quickly. Seriously, ask them anything for free, and you’ll usually get an answer back within a couple of minutes.

What I like about ChaCha.com the most however, is the ability to become one of the behind the scenes people who answer the questions that come in. Best of all, I get paid for doing it. 10 to 20 cents per question doesn’t sound like much but when you factor in some of the top guides have been noted to answer thousands of questions per week, those cents can become a decent income.

The best way to find out more is to take a look at ChaCha for yourself, and if you sign up to become a guide don’t forget to indicate me as a referral and you will be added to my team. In order to add me as a referral use my email address ( 100fold at gmail dot com ) and my username is ScooterPro.

Hope to see you doing the ChaCha … ChaCha ON!

… Scott

There’s a new video posted up at http://33vidoes.com.

My video review of the Top Secret Magic Code is complete and ready to view.

Take a look – Top Secret Magic Code Review – don’t let any preconcieved ideas stop you from taking a look. Once I read through the guide I was pleasantly surprised to learn some of the things I thought the product was about turned out to be wrong.

Did you know Alexa uses the magic code to rake in $100,000 every month? In the video review I show you some real world examples ’cause lets face it, we’re not all going to be creating the next Alexa.

Enjoy … Scott

After looking at all the social networks I have set up in the recent weeks, I wanted to create a way for you to link or add me to your favorite social network. Below you will find links to my profile pages for each of the networks I have an account with. Read more »

I know it’s been a long time coming, but I finaly got the first video review done over at a new site I am launching 33 Videos – video reviews

Please take a look at the Video Review of Google Nemesis and if you like it please add it to any of your social bookmarks / networks to help me spread the word.

I’m tired of seeing all the hyped up sales pages that are disguised as review pages. It getting increasingly difficult to find reviews done form people who have actually used the products they are reviewing, especially digital products. So many of the so called reviews are just sales pages to get a quick affiliate commission, and some are even linked directly to the products sales page.

I’m not against affiliate marketing by no means, and in fact all the reviews I do will have my affiliate links tagged to the products, but all the reviews I post will be form my actual use of the product. This will be evident in the videos, and I hope it will raise the bar on affiliate reviews.

Let me know what you think … Scott

Many people have been asking me when I’m going to open TPRweb up to new members and when will the site be updated.

My intentions for the last few months have been to update TPRweb and get the site back on track with fresh updates on a regular basis. That would be in a perfect world.

Life has been throwing us a few curve balls to say the least, so my intentions have remained just thoughts and scribblings on paper. Read more »

Here’s just a quick post using the newly installed ScribeFire plugin for FireFox.

If this goes well, I will be able to post to my blogs more frequently as they will all be managed from one location. Novel idea!

Scribefire also has a way to monetize your blog, although I haven’t used it yet, I’m very curious. It only has three banner sizes so it may be a bit limiting for some blogs. The reason given at the ScribeFire site is due to the advertisers, and because the three banner sizes are what’s most commonly requested. Makes sense, I still like my 125×125 buttons.

So far I can see using ScribFire as a real time saver. One of them being that I can blog about a site I am viewing without having to leave the site. No more going back and forth to different tabs or pages to get quotes or links. It’s all right here above the edit box. Pretty slick indeed … Scott

It’s on every blogger’s mind … How to make money …

After reviewing the latest buzz product being advertised online – The Secret Magic Code – I started thinking about the many ways to monetize your blogs. I don’t do alot of this on BlogSprockit because there’s no real focus to what I may post, but I may experiment with a few things

The Secret Magic Code really opened my eyes to what’s available, and YES I thought the eBook was well worth the money. I have a full review coming (yes I keep saying that, but REALLY I am working on them as part of a new blog I am launching) but in the mean time, if you want an easy way to make money online with a blog or even a regular website you need to grab a copy of The Secret Magic Code or -  CLICK HERE -  (for those who missed the links ) Read more »