Why Google Will Gradually Become Its Own Internet

You may have an IQ mimicking that of Albert Einstein, or you may be a member of Mensa, you may be a member of Phi Beta Kappa or a Rhode Scholar. You may be a member of I Tappa Keg, you may be a Road Warrior or you might even be "smarter than a 5th grader". You do not however have the perfect knowledge of all things useful, useless or even down right "I didn't need to know that".



The more I think about it the more I realize good topics to write about are as close at hand as the TV with heroes and hate crimes, women and whiners. If I take a look around my neighborhood I see a single mom struggling to survive in a two-income society, a "crazy cat" lady who has a heart of gold, and a house in the middle of renovation by some rich Our Web Site big-city folks who don't have a clue how things are done in small-town America. Any of these would certainly provide enough food for thought to brain storm a constant stream of words for the next month.

Let's discuss the Library first. The Library is a writer's friend. If you have money, a book store can be a writer's friend too. I like the Library. It's free.

It does not matter not how rich or poor or famous we are or how many years of schooling we have had. What counts is what we say and do at home. When children can count on getting positive attention and encouraging kind words at home they will develop a greater sense of security and self-worth. This will help them do better not only in school, but also as they mature and grow to a confident adult.

Link baiting is a method, used by webmasters, to attract incoming links to their websites. The following definition, from wikipedia, explains this concept.

In the book "Queen of Games: The History of Croquet," author Nicky Smith offers another hypothesis. Smith says that the game was introduced to Britain from France during the reign of Charles II of England, and was played under the name of paille maille or pall mall, derived ultimately from the Latin words for "ball and mallet." This is what the "encyclopedia Britannica" wrote in 1877. But of course the xenophobic Britannica would say so, wouldn't they?

It is all about communicating in a clear, positive and wholesome manner. Asking questions and really listen for answers is a no-cost high value thing to do.

In future articles we will get down to the nitty-gritty on each of these areas and try to keep the tips quick and easy to read so you can get the most out of it possible.