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Get Rich On The Internet

Do you dream of getting rich on the internet? This article
contains some helpful pointers to get you started.

Many people often ask is it really possible to get rich on
the internet? The answer to that question is a definite
YES! Thousands of people are earning a substantial online
income each and every month. I am blessed to be one of
those online success stories earning a high five figure
monthly income.

While I always wanted to earn a massive monthly income
online, that's not the way that it starts out for most
people. The majority of want to be marketers are just
looking to make an extra $2,000-$3,000 per month. A
person's life could be significantly changed for the better
by not having to worry about paying the mortgage, car
payment, or buying groceries. The cost of living is
increasing and people are just looking to keep their heads
above water.

That is where the online opportunity comes into play. The
internet is a goldmine! There's no limit to what one can
achieve online. However, there are some key factors that
contribute to a person's success or failure online.

The goal of this article is to help point you in the right
direction. While I will not make any claims, I can assure
you that the information in this article has worked for a
lot of people online, including myself.

Making money online is not an exact science. There are a
number of great opportunities online. Some of them could
work for you, while others wouldn't be a good fit. The
question is where do you start?

Have A Plan

Take a moment to think about what it is that you want to
achieve online. What are your personal strengths and how
can you best utilize them to achieve your goals. Next, make
a plan of how you're going to reach your goals? Laying out
a road map, setting goals, and making plans are critical to
your success online. While they are important, you also
shouldn't get so wrapped up in the planning stages that you
fail to act. Planning is only effective if you're willing
to put the plan into action.

Find A Mentor

This person could be someone that you already know who has
been successful, or they could be the person that you
choose to join a program with. Whoever it is, just make
sure that they are knowledgeable in your area of interest
and have had some success in that area. A good mentor could
make all of the difference.

Take Action

The number one thing that you must do is to take action.
Some people say that knowledge is power. I tend to believe
that knowledge put into action is power! You have to
utilize both. Your goals and dreams of getting rich on the
internet will not be realized if you do not take action.


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If you are looking to Get Rich On The Internet, visit
http://www.BigTicketWealth.org .
Author: Brian McCoy is a successful 6 figure earner in
internet marketing and a success coach who specializes in
helping others become full time internet marketers.



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Sitemaps have been about for a while. They were originally
created a visual guide to your website. As websites became
larger and more complex webmasters used them as a way to
view the entire structure of a website to find the
connections between pages. Think of them as a kind of
interactive table of contents and index rolled into one.

In recent years the search engines have been viewing site
maps as a good way to index websites and find all the
related content. Google led the charge to make this a
mainstream web tool when it introduced XML sitemaps.
Creating and submitting an XML sitemap to Google is still
the best way to get your website completely crawled by
Google. It has become a standard SEO best practice.

As with many things on the web, Google, Yahoo, AOL, MSN and
Ask all had their own specific way to use and submit
sitemaps in the format they dictated. About six months ago
a couple of these folks joined forces to create a
standardized method of sitemap creation. They formed an
organization called Sitemaps.org and agreed on using the
XML sitemap format.

Sorry for the history lesson, but this is really good news
for small business web site owners because it will greatly
simplify the process of creating and submitting your
sitemap and in doing so enhance your chances of getting
your entire website indexed by all the search engines.

So, in today's article I'm going to tell you how to create
and submit your XML sitemap.

What is a sitemap?

According to Sitemaps.org: "Sitemaps are an easy way for
webmasters to inform search engines about pages on their
sites that are available for crawling. In its simplest
form, a Sitemap is an XML file that lists URLs for a site
along with additional metadata about each URL (when it was
last updated, how often it usually changes, and how
important it is, relative to other URLs in the site) so
that search engines can more intelligently crawl the site."

Building an XML sitemap

While there are several ways to actually create an XML
sitemap I like XML-Sitemaps.com The good news is that if
you have a rather small site (under 500 pages) you can
simply use their free tool to create an xml sitemap. Over
500 pages and you need to get the $19.95 download.

Getting Your Sitemap found

Once you create your sitemap it's still a good idea to
create a free Google Webmaster account so that you can
submit your sitemap directly to Google Sitemaps

Robots.txt file

Now here's where the coming together of the search engines
gets really nice. Not only will Ask, Google, Yahoo, AOL and
MS Live accept the XML format for your sitemap they have
also decided to accept an easy, auto-discovery method. In
other words you won't have to figure out how to submit to
each as they will find your sitemap if you direct them
using your robots.txt file. A robots.txt file is a very
simple file that resides on your server giving information
for the search engines. Many use this file to tell the
search engines not to find certain information.

If you already have a robots.txt file, you can simply add
the line of code below anywhere to it. If you don't have
one, simply create a file in notepad or other text editor,
add the code below, save it as robots.txt and upload to the
root of your site. (Obviously you need to put the actual
URL of your site in here)

Sitemap: http://www.yourwebsite.com/sitemap.xml

Advanced tip - If you use the paid version of xml-sitemap
generator you can set up what's known as a cron job (it's a
Unix only thing) and have your site crawled on a weekly
basis and update your sitemap. This is really great if you
blog several times a weeks on your domain as it adds your
newest posts. Ask your web host about this one.


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According to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), welding,
soldering, and brazing workers are frequently exposed to a
number of hazards, including the intense light created by
the arc, poisonous fumes, and very hot materials. During
the period from 1992 to 2001, fatal occupational injury
rates for welders and cutters were 1.7 to 3.3 times greater
than injury rates for all other construction workers. Rates
for welders and cutters showed an increasing trend, from
23.7 per 100,000 full-time workers in 1992, to 45.4 in
1997. The fatal injury rate of 39.9 per 100,000 full-time
workers in 2001 was 3 times the rate for all construction
workers and represented a 68% increase from 1992.

If an employee currently works, previously worked, or is in
an area where industrial welding is being performed,
chances are the employee was exposed to welding rod fumes.
Recent medical research suggests that exposure to welding
fumes may lead many health problems, including two serious
illnesses, Parkinson's disease and Manganism. There are
many court cases pending regarding this exposure, the
hazards involved and the health impact on employees.

For example, in early September 2005 a Mississippi shipyard
worker who claimed his neurological problems were caused by
inhaling fumes from welding rods concluded his lawsuit by
settling with the final two welding company defendants in
his case. The worker's lawsuit against the two welding
manufacturers was scheduled for trial the following week.
The lawsuit was settled for more than one million dollars.

As stated, the two diseases most commonly reported in
medical research from the exposure to welding fumes are
Manganism and Parkinson's disease. A description of each of
these diseases follows:

* Manganism, also known as secondary Parkinsonism, is a
condition that develops when excessive levels of manganese
injure that portion of the brain that controls body
movements. Symptoms of this condition include fatigue,
headache, slow or slurred speech, poor memory, impaired
balance and tremors, delusions and hallucinations,
disorientation and/or difficulty walking.

* In addition to Manganism, recent studies have found that
exposure to manganese fumes is associated with the early
onset of Parkinson's disease. In fact, research conducted
at the Washington University School of Medicine found that
welders developed symptoms of Parkinson's disease an
average of 15 years earlier than the general population.

* Parkinson's disease belongs to a group of conditions
called motor system disorders, which are the result of the
loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. The four primary
symptoms of the disease are tremor or trembling in hands,
arms, legs, jaw, and face; rigidity, or stiffness of the
limbs and trunk; slowness of movement; and postural
instability, or impaired balance and coordination. As these
symptoms become more pronounced, patients may have
difficulty walking, talking, or completing other simple
tasks. Early symptoms of the disease are subtle and occur
gradually. Other symptoms may include depression and other
emotional changes; difficulty in swallowing, chewing, and
speaking; urinary problems or constipation; skin problems;
and sleep disruptions.

Employees that have been involved in welding, or who have
worked for long periods in areas where welding work was
being performed, and have a number of the symptoms listed
above, should seek legal guidance. It is necessary to study
work history records and evaluate medical records to
determine whether there may be a valid claim against the
manufacturers. Potential claims are subject to statute of
limitations.


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