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13 November 2011, 19:54
The Date 11 November, 2011 Or "11.11.11"
General Questions Arising
Before commencing with our main subject this week, I would like to address a few recurring similar questions that have been sent by Readers over the last week or so.
The Date 11 November, 2011 Or "11.11.11"
Several questions have arisen regarding the significance of the date "11 November 2011", denoted as 11.11.11.
Well the only significance of this date is that there is No Significance.
11.11.11 is simply just another date on the Gregorian Calendar, based, for the last 2000 years, upon an arbitrary and erroneous event, namely the "birth date of Jesus".
Well we have already discussed, in several Newsletters over the years, that the entire original "Christianity basis" was totally contrived by the Romans in the 325 CE, in the interest of power and control through fear and guilt, based upon the same "birth, ministry, slaying and ascension" myth that is very ancient and symbolic, also applied to at least 16 previous "God-men" before "Jesus" became the seventeenth..
That said, the person upon whose Spiritual teachings were based most certainly did exist in that region. The New Testament, The Gospels in particular, is more or less all that remains of a collection of his verbal teachings, written decades after his passing by Greek people unknown, but definitely not Matthew, Mark, Luke or John.
The "original Jesus" was Jewish, and would have had a Jewish name, not a Greek name, "Jesus". "Jesus" probably originally born around 40 years before the "official" birth of Jesus, on the Pagan Festival Of Sun, Light And Re-Birth of 25 December.
So you see, the very basis for the date 20 November 2011 or 11.11.11 is really a human construct and totally contrived, as opposed to any "Cosmic" significance.
The Gregorian date of 11.11.11 is anyway only applied in few countries and cultures.
Here are some Gregorian 11.11.11 correspondences from other calendars:
Julian: 29 October - Year 2011
Hebrew: 14 Heshvan - Year 5772
Islam: 14 Dhu l-Hijja - Year 1432
Persian: 20 Aban - Year 1390
Maya Long Count: Baktun 12, Katun 19, Tun 18, Uinal 15, Kin 14
Maya Haab: 2 Ceh
Maya Tolkin: 1 Ix
So you see, a date is just that - simply a convenient reference point in and of itself.
The iconic date, 21 December 2012 is true however as a direct correspondence and extrapolation from the Mayan Long Count Reset Date Of: 13.0.0.0.0
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10 November 2011, 18:12
"More easy cash from your content!"by B.Winters
How multiply your efforts online in numerous ways
Hey guys it's Bryan...
Today I wanted to share a tip with you that can help
multiply your efforts online in numerous ways.
The secret is to "repurpose" your content.
For example, you write an article or have one written
for you...
Many people will only use that article for ONE purpose,
such as posting it to their blog, or, submitting it to a
top article directory (ezinearticles.com, etc.) along with
a link to their website at the bottom for free traffic...
But why not do BOTH?
And better yet, why stop with just submitting it to your
blog and top article directories?
Here are some additional ways that you can use to make
a very small amount of content go a *long* way, saving you
lots of time and money as you build your online business...
Meaning you ultimately make more MONEY, which is the
point!...
1. Turn your article into a pdf (easily using a free
program such as OpenOffice at OpenOffice.org), and submit
it to top "doc" sharing sites like Scribd.com.
Seach Google for "Top doc sharing sites" for more!
2. Take the same article (or several combined) to create
a report or mini ebook so that you can submit it to the
top ebook directories... Here's a WarriorForum post on
some great ebook directories to submit to for FREE:
http://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=JxY3e&m=1c2k5CEMUSmgX8&b=Q18TgqsOMXGzV82tNpNAiw
3. Turn each of your articles into *videos* and submit
them to YouTube.com and other video sharing sites.
The key here is to create a *channel* that you build
up with videos over time. One video per day, for
example, focusing on one niche topic such as making
money online. That way you'll get *subscribers* to
your channel that will build over time, meaning more
and more views and exposure with each new video
you submit.
You can easily, easily turn any article into a video
just by reading it on a web cam, or, by using a free
screen capture program like CamStudio to scroll
through the article while reading.
4. Create an *outline* BEFORE you begin writing
articles on a particular topic, laying out 10-20 chapters.
Have each article you write serve as one chapter of an
ebook product. When you're done, not only do you
have your 10-20 articles. You *also* have a product
that you can SELL to people! Don't worry that the
content may be free online in article form. 99.9% of
people won't ever see that content, and besides, you
are providing a *convenience* to have your information
neatly formatted and provided in ebook form.
5. Once again using several articles together to
create a report or ebook, you could offer it with
free "reprint / distribution rights" to other online
newsletter and website owners...
They get valuable free content to give to their
subscribers and visitors, and YOU get free
traffic and exposure by including a link to
your website or affiliate offer inside the report.
The point here again is to make your work (or money,
in cases where you're paying others to create content
for you), go a LONG WAY.
And what's cool is that most of these methods I've
revealed are "set it and forget it", meaning once your
content is online, it will CONTINUE to bring you traffic
and results, potentially for *years* to come, on auto-
pilot! So this is definitely something you BUILD and
not something you should expect thousands of
visitors from overnight... Your thousands of visitors,
and dollars (!), will come steadily over time. :)
I hope you've enjoyed this lesson and I'll talk to
you soon!
-Bryan Winters
From AudioGoRound Newsletter bestoftheweb to you.
ENJOY!
Sincerely,Margarita Nomeikiene
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06 October 2011, 13:28
How to Leverage LinkedIn to Land Your Dream Job By L. Howes
How to Leverage LinkedIn to Land Your Dream Job
By Lewis Howes
LinkedIn is one of the best places online to find and land your dream job.
Let me explain.
There are a number of sites that have you fill out a profile, upload your resume and then send them out to hundreds of employers for you.
However, most of these sites have so much competition that every employer is receiving hundreds (if not thousands) of resumes and applications.
This is the most inefficient way to spend your time looking for your dream job.
I’ve heard countless stories of individuals spending months trying this route and getting zero results or leads from it.
Don’t waste your time doing something that won’t get you results.
Instead, leverage the one thing that WILL provide you with warm job leads and proven results.
This one thing I’m talking about is LinkedIn.
The Power of LinkedIn for Your Job Search
Let’s break down why LinkedIn has helped thousands of job seeking professionals like yourself land the exact job they’ve always wanted (and during the most challenging economic times).
The LinkedIn Network.
This is the power of LinkedIn. It’s not just about your direct connections, but your 2nd and 3rd degree connections and the entire 130 million person LinkedIn network.
You see, one of the reasons you haven’t landed your desired job is because you haven’t leveraged your network.
“Wait a minute Lewis... haven’t leveraged my network? I’ve contacted all of my friends for months and still have no luck. What do you mean by that?”
Maybe you have been asking all of your friends if they have any openings at the company they work for or if they can “pass your resume” along but you can’t rely on that alone.
You need to be more proactive and it starts with LinkedIn.
Your Online Brand
Currently 78% of respondents are using LinkedIn as their primary tool for recruiting.
That’s right; LinkedIn is a hub for finding qualified and trustworthy candidates.
This is much higher than any other social networking site or resume site online.
It’s simple. You need to not only set up your profile on LinkedIn, you need to ensure that you build your brand on LinkedIn.
LinkedIn Branding 101
It’s not enough to just set up an account on LinkedIn. There are 130 million professionals on the site ranging in every industry you can think of.
That may seem like a lot of competition, but really it’s not. All you need to do is learn how to “market yourself on LinkedIn” and you will blow by your competitors.
A majority of the profiles on LinkedIn aren’t filled out completely, have boring information, and aren’t as enticing for recruiters as they could be.
Some even hurt the chances of getting a job as first impressions are lasting ones when it comes to a hiring decision.
How to Leverage LinkedIn to Land Your Dream Job
By Lewis Howes
LinkedIn is one of the best places online to find and land your dream job.
Let me explain.
There are a number of sites that have you fill out a profile, upload your resume and then send them out to hundreds of employers for you.
However, most of these sites have so much competition that every employer is receiving hundreds (if not thousands) of resumes and applications.
This is the most inefficient way to spend your time looking for your dream job.
I’ve heard countless stories of individuals spending months trying this route and getting zero results or leads from it.
Don’t waste your time doing something that won’t get you results.
Instead, leverage the one thing that WILL provide you with warm job leads and proven results.
This one thing I’m talking about is LinkedIn.
The Power of LinkedIn for Your Job Search
Let’s break down why LinkedIn has helped thousands of job seeking professionals like yourself land the exact job they’ve always wanted (and during the most challenging economic times).
The LinkedIn Network.
This is the power of LinkedIn. It’s not just about your direct connections, but your 2nd and 3rd degree connections and the entire 130 million person LinkedIn network.
You see, one of the reasons you haven’t landed your desired job is because you haven’t leveraged your network.
“Wait a minute Lewis... haven’t leveraged my network? I’ve contacted all of my friends for months and still have no luck. What do you mean by that?”
Maybe you have been asking all of your friends if they have any openings at the company they work for or if they can “pass your resume” along but you can’t rely on that alone.
You need to be more proactive and it starts with LinkedIn.
Your Online Brand
Currently 78% of respondents are using LinkedIn as their primary tool for recruiting.
That’s right; LinkedIn is a hub for finding qualified and trustworthy candidates.
This is much higher than any other social networking site or resume site online.
It’s simple. You need to not only set up your profile on LinkedIn, you need to ensure that you build your brand on LinkedIn.
LinkedIn Branding 101
It’s not enough to just set up an account on LinkedIn. There are 130 million professionals on the site ranging in every industry you can think of.
That may seem like a lot of competition, but really it’s not. All you need to do is learn how to “market yourself on LinkedIn” and you will blow by your competitors.
A majority of the profiles on LinkedIn aren’t filled out completely, have boring information, and aren’t as enticing for recruiters as they could be.
Some even hurt the chances of getting a job as first impressions are lasting ones when it comes to a hiring decision.
Enjoy!
from http://www.earlytorise.com/contact-us
Margarita Nomeikiene
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