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Monday, 03 March 2008 |
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By Sen Ze
 With over a billion people accessing the Internet from all over the world, over 25 million domain names already registered and thousands of new ones being registered daily - it is no wonder that many people are finding out that their actual names are no longer available as domains on the Internet. Even relatively obscure (or so you would think!) names are already taken up - sometimes on all domain extensions (e.g. .com, .net, .info etc.).
But why would people want to register their own names as domains in the first place? Well, there a huge number of advantages to doing this, as a great number of people who were lucky enough to get an unaltered online version of their names have found out.
- A blog at their own domain can greatly increase business and social opportunities for them
- They impress friends, family, and even future employers with personalized e-mail addresses
- They discover useful and effective ways to earn spare income from the Internet
- They give advice and information in their chosen field or |
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Sunday, 02 March 2008 |
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By Chris Simpson
 Data entry workers either enter information into computer programs or web forms. The data to be entered may come in several different forms such as re-entering information from spreadsheets into other types of software programs, typing names and addresses, or inputting number sequences, letters, or other characters to build a computer program.
Helpful Qualifications for Data Entry Work at Home
If you are interested in performing this type of work from home, first of all you will need to be a fast, accurate typist. The ability to stay focused is also very important, since entering the wrong information could be costly to the company that hired you to do the work being performed.
Someone that works from home doing data entry type work would be well advised to take regular breaks to give your eyes and your hands a rest. Make sure you sit up straight, with your feet flat on the floor while you are working. Your keyboard should be ergonomically placed so that it is comfortable for you; you don't want to have to be reaching forward to |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 02 March 2008 )
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