Archive for December, 2006

Social Bookmarking Site From SearchBigDaddy

December 29th, 2006 by travelwell


SearchBigDadddy continues to add features at a rapid pace. The newest addition to a long list of features is a social bookmarking site. Take a look. Better yet join in — it’s free with a lot of benefits for the Internet marketer.
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Disability Insurance – Do I need it?

December 12th, 2006 by tobylason


Your career is a direct result of hard work and a substantial investment of time and money. Doesn’t it make sense to fully protect it? A disability could render you helpless by taking away the one thing that you need to safeguard all of your assets: your income.

Home, auto, life, and health insurance are certainly valuable investments, but failure to couple them with disability insurance will jeopardize your full financial security. For example, health insurance might cover the potential fiscal pitfalls of the medical bills that result from a disability, but the rest of your financial obligations are not going to come to a halt. Vehicle payments, mortgages, insurance premiums, and even savings for the future are all important expenses that cannot be ignored just because you are disabled. Unfortunately, the chances of becoming disabled might be greater than you think.
According to the 1994 Statistical Abstract of the United States, in the course of a year, odds are that 1 in 10 people between the ages of 25 and 64 will suffer a disability. When comparing that ratio to the odds of being victim of a house fire (1 in 122); injured in an automobile accident (1 in 160); or even of death (1 in 117), the advantage of disability insurance is clear. A February 2000 article in the New York Times reported that 1 in 7 people between the ages of 35 and 60 will become disabled for five years or more.

High Growth Rate in Vietnam

December 11th, 2006 by travelwell


While the United States government has been slow to let go of the animosity towards Vietnam that was present after the US lost the Vietnam War, the Vietnamese have not let that stop them from gradually developing what is now one of the fastest growing economies in Asia. The growth rate for 2006 is expected to be at about the 8% mark which would put Vietnam just behind China and India in the world growth rate race.

While the US government was applying sanctions against Vietnam, other more enlightened governments, like the French who also suffered a humiliating defeat in Vietnam, were building trade ties and gaining lucrative contracts. Unfortunately, for many years, at it’s top levels the US has had an extreme shortage of statesmanship and forward thinking leadership.

Vietnam has a proud history and in spite of a lot of foreign influence has managed to retain a unique culture. Hard work, getting an education, and devotion to one’s country is part of that culture which is servicing Vietnam well in the 21st century.

One of the great potentials for Vietnam is the development of it’s tourist industry.

Vietnam is blessed to have about 1,750 kilometers of coastline fronting on the South China Sea. The white sand pristine beaches are some of the finest in the world.

The beaches and beach resorts are still relatively undeveloped although that is changing fast. Vietnam is currently coming into it’s own with a fast growing economy and entrance into the WTO, the World Trade Organization.

SearchBigDaddy is After Myspace and YouTube

December 7th, 2006 by travelwell


SearchBigDaddy started out a few months ago as a PPC search engine with an innovative twist. Instead of paying BigDaddy for searches BigDaddy paid you in PPC credits every time that you searched on their portal.

Even better as you receive your own search portal and $50 in free PPC credits just for signing up you get paid for searching on your own search portal. Very cool.

After a successful launch BigDaddy is now going into hyper drive. BigDaddy has just launched a Myspace like friends feature that has all their bells and whistles. In addition, it has launched a video platform designed to compete with YouTube.

While YouTube and Myspace have a huge head start on SearchBigDaddy look for BigDaddy to earn at least a significant amount of traffic. Rapid innovation and the implementation of highly successful Internet hot items into the BigDaddy product mix bodes well for the future.

Join SearchBigDaddy for free and check out all of the long list of features and opportunities. Yes, you can earn real cash as well as a boat load of PPC credits. With BigDaddy friends you can also establish a highly targeted contact list of Internet savvy folks.

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Wealth Transfer – Are Your Investments Secure?

December 5th, 2006 by travelwell


The greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world is gaining speed and effects everyone in the developed world who lives in over consuming nations. Yet we hear little about it from the entertainer celebrity TV talking head so called “experts” or politicians. Has our political system become so corrupt that no one in power has the guts or inclination to speak the truth or is it a matter of incompetence and lack of vision and foresight?

The wealth transfer is underway due to two irreversible mega trends. The first is the high cost of oil and other raw commodities that net consumption nations like the United States are forced to pay in the highly competitive world marketplace. When you have a habit of always consuming more than you produce trouble is sure to follow. Money can not flow out of a county forever to pay for it’s over consumption, under production habits. A day of reckoning will eventually take place.

Do not be fooled by the occasional price dips and pullbacks. As demand increases in a world where all the easy to get at oil reserves have been discovered or already drawn down the long term trend will be up for a very long time.

A serious effort at energy conservation and placing funds into savings accounts rather than immediately spending more than you make seem to be impossible for most American families to manage. But than the people are encouraged to indulge in unwise behavior by the nations “spend your way to prosperity” nonsense put forward by the nation’s politicians.

Love to Travel? Why Not Make Travel Your Business?

December 4th, 2006 by travelwell


If you love to travel why not make it your business? Share your unique knowledge of a special and interesting part of the world. You can develop a travel business and see a business that you love grow as well as add to your income.

Just think Of Your Favorite Place On This Planet…

Travel brings on powerful lasting emotions. The feeling of anticipation when you’re getting close. The excitement as you catch the first glimpse of your destination

The familiar sounds and smells that you never tire of. Fond memories rushing back in a flood.

Now you are back to all your special places, greeting the locals you’ve come to know. You feel that you are at your second home.

Share your experiences with others who want to know what you do and where you go. Write your travel expenses off (tax deductions!) as you write about your passion. Best of all, build a thriving online business doing it!

You don’t have to be a travel agent to help people with their vacation plans. You can be the expert on your favorite place in the entire world. Your love of the place will shine though in your travel writings.

Travel agents are required to know a little about a lot of places… sort of “Jacks (and Jills) of all places, masters of none.”