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REALISTIC LIFE SOLUTIONS FOR THE YOUNG AND YOUNG AT HEART.

Los Angeles, California (NETORK-ASSITANT) – “Life 101 for the Young and Young at Heart,” is a fresh and revealing approach to many of life’s daily challenges. This no-nonsense novel provides insights into a softer side of life to help with pressures of the technical world by not blaming others for our shortcomings; living life for the moment; never giving up; simplifying our daily lives—and, using personal life experiences, the author has outlined practical solutions. Finally, someone has dared to say, “How do we do this?” The author has composed a candid, life applicable novel for any reader worldwide. The author makes the assumption that everyone, from adolescent to senior, is seeking simple and practical solutions to life’s daily challenges. The format of Life 101 is easy to follow and the “how-to’s” so logical that readers will find themselves nodding and wondering, “Why didn’t I think of this?”

Preliminary reviews have been positive:
• “I have enjoyed reading your book and it has inspired me to begin taking inventory of my life.”
• “This is such great advice for any reader.”
• “I like the anecdotes, it makes for entertaining reading.”

While our experiences are unique, Adams has focused on those with which we share commonality. The author ponders, is it possible to stop blaming others for our own shortcomings? According to Adams, we need to take control of who we are but she does not stop there. Rather, the author discusses personal situations in which this and many other lessons have been learned, and lays out the course of action that helped in understanding the behavior. Then, solutions are applied in a practical manner to the problem. Insights into career, finances, well-being, and other lessons are revealed. It is as if all the wise men and women were putting their experiences to words for the world to share. The author has the readers ask themselves “Why should I do this?” and then maps the route that will guide the reader towards clarity. “How to do this?” takes the reader step-by-step through the process of clarification and, ultimately, the attainment of the skill. Along the way, facing and dispelling obstacles that impede our growth. Life 101 takes the reader on life’s journey.

The author, Caren Adams, has a Masters from Pepperdine University and a Business Diploma from Southwest London College, England. Her business background is extensive, covering everything from airlines to manufacturing, with a number of diverse industries in between. In this premier novel, Life 101 serves as a reminder to all that we can live happier, healthier lives… and can begin the process today.

You may obtain Life 101 for the Young and Young at Heart! by Caren A. Adams, trade paperback, 5.5 x 8.5, 222 pages, four-color cover, ISBN 1-59457-835-4 book from bookstores, as well as directly from the publishers for $13.99 retail, plus $5.86 shipping, ($7.99 E-book). Contact BookSurge, LLC, 5341 Dorchester Road, Suite 16, North Charleston, SC 29418 Toll Free: 1-866-308-6235 or 1-843-853-8310,
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Got Lingo? The Terminology Of Marketing With Articles

Every field or discipline has its own specialized vocabulary and marketing with articles is no different. Understanding and using the lingo of marketing with articles will help you get the most out of this brilliant technique. Continue reading below for a set of terms and definitions for marketing with articles.

Article Announcement Newsgroups/Lists - E-mail lists that accept article submissions from subscribers. Some newsgroups only accept articles in one narrowly defined topic while others will accept any topic.

Article Directory/Archive - A web site that accepts article submissions in a large variety of topics and organizes them by category. A few of these sites require you to pay to have your article archived on site.

Autoresponder - An e-mail message that is sent automatically when an email is received to the email account address. It is also used by authors in automatically delivering properly formatted text article submissions to editors.

Bibliography - A list of web sites, books and articles referenced in an article or publication.

Byline/Resource Box - A four or five line biography and contact information for the author of an article.

Copyright Notice - A one or two line statement that should be included in every article that includes the copyright symbol, date and owner.

Essay - A short article on a single subject written from the author's personal viewpoint.

E-zines - Periodically published electronic newsletters delivered by e-mail.

E-zine Directories - Online directories of periodically published electronic newsletters.

Ghostwriter - An accomplished writer who researches and writes an article on an assigned topic under someone else's name.

Paid Market - A publication that pays writers for articles. Paid markets often require original, unpublished articles.

Point of view - The perspective from which an article is written.

Query letter - A brief letter often sent by e-mail to an editor that proposes an article topic and content for publication.

Reprint guidelines - A set of guidelines that are determined by the author that must be followed in order to reprint an article.

Style guide - A document specifying the details of writing style such as punctuation, spelling and capitalization, etc.

Syndication - The process by which a web site is able to share information, such as articles, with other web sites.

Synopsis - A general overview or summary of an article.

Writer's Guidelines - A set of guidelines determined by the publisher that outline requirements for articles such as topic, format, length, etc.

Learning these terms is required homework if you're just beginning to market your work. After all, this is our lingo... real words for real writers. Singing our ABC's fuelled us towards writing, knowing our lingo propels us towards success in marketing with articles that sell.

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What is the Google Dance?

By Jakob Jelling
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As with any good web developer, the ability to time the changes Google will update your website and refresh the content for better SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is in your favor. Welcome to the world of “Google Dance”. The Google Dance is simply that the predetermination of when the actual update will commence.

What really happens is Google sends out spiders to crawl the Internet, usually done to DNS (Domain Name Servers), upon spidering all of the available tables it begins to go through each individual site and updates the content on to Google.com. Thus if you watch your rank on the Google Toolbar, you can tell when your overall page rank has changed.

Understanding SEO and what is necessary to improve your overall ranking. Webmasters have been looking for ways to increase the odds of guessing when the next spidering would commence. There are various versions and servers that go out and crawl thousands of servers at a time, it takes time to relay and decipher this information back to the web server that Google.com pulls its information from.

Some vendors have created programs that actually go out to the data centers themselves to find out approximately when the last index was kicked off. Depending on the information returned from the trace the exact time and date are pinpointed. Is there really that much of an advantage to doing it this way? It depends, if you have a vital update that you want to optimize your site, you may want to know when the last time Google visited your site for content to keep information fresh and relevant.

There are many data centers that Google uses to spider across the world. Each center has a specific region it covers and all the information is gathered in aggregate and returned back to populate Google.com. With this many data centers the chances for continuous indexing is good, but not guaranteed.