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Create a Pocket Emo. Give it a name and click on Finish. Then click on Visit my Emo. After that you can feed your Emo, play with it, giva it a diary to write into, or let it listen to music.

(via Know or Never, Generator Blog)
Lately there has been a lot of discussion on how to make tons of money with Google Adsense. In fact, many people are making the claim that Adsense sites can earn a higher revenue then an affiliate-marketing site.
So that brings us to an important question: Which is a better online business - Affiliate-Marketing sites or Google Adsense sites?
Let’s explore each one and then find out which online business is better option:
Google Adsense
How do you like the idea of earning money without dealing with customers or answering emails. This is possible when you run a Google Adsense site. With Adsense sites, you can have a virtual passive-income that requires little maintaining. But is this the best option for an online business?
Here are the positives of Google Adsense sites:
Here are the negatives of Google Adsense sites:
Affiliate Marketing
Being an affiliate marketer is great for those who want build a theme site. With this type of business, you can easily create web pages around a topic and get people to buy products through your products. If done correctly, you can easily build a loyal following that will help you make money for years to come.
But can affiliate marketing make you more money then Google Adsense?
Here are the positives of affiliate marketing:
Here are the negatives of affiliate marketing:
So which is better: Affiliate marketing or Google Adsense?
The answer is that both are great solutions for an online business. Instead of choosing one over the other, you should create websites that can take advantage of both.
Here is how you can do this:
By focusing on both affiliate products and Google Adsense, you will be building both short-term and long-term profits.
Source: Affiliate Marketing vs. Google Adsense
Note, these apps are free — not all of them are open source.
Source APC Magazine
The Pixel Awards announced their 2007 nominees today. The sophomore year of the web awards competition saw a nice increase in quality website submissions.
The Top 5 nominees were named in each award category, including Agency, Commerce, Green and Non-Profit. Along with an array of personal websites, many agencies participated in this year’s call for entries ** Big Spaceship, Cuban Council, Digital Pulp, PUSH, Red Interactive Agency, RDA International, RESN Design Studio, ROKKAN, The Vacuum Design and WHITTMANHART, to name a few.
A full list of nominees and categories can be found at The Pixel Awards website (www.pixelawards.com).
Remember, voting for the People’s Champ will be open from September 17 through October 19. This is your chance to vote for your favorite nominee. You get to vote once a day for 33 days so be sure to cast a vote everyday. Winners will be announced in November.
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About The Pixel Awards
Established in 2006, The Pixel Awards take a fresh look at the best on the web. The Pixel Awards are the pre-eminent website award, annually honoring 20 compelling sites that have shown excellence in web design and development. Sites are submitted in 20 diverse categories, including the unique Geek and Green categories. Any site can enter. Only 20 exceptional sites will win.
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So far, there isn’t too much news on the topic and no specs have been announced, but definitely look for more information as it becomes available.
A Silicon Valley company run by a 12-year-old CEO has just raised $6.5 million in venture capital.
PlaySpan, based in Santa Clara, Calif. says it offers game publishers a technology that lets users make payments and shop for other items. It calls itself the first “publisher-sponsored in-game commerce network.”
Arjun Mehta, a 6th grader, says on his Web site that he is passionate about software that can make the game experience more “rewarding,” and that he started the company last year in his garage. He paid for it from earnings made from selling online game items he won from quests he fought.
This has got to be downright depressing for most budding entrepreneurs, most of whom strike out while pitching investors for funds, even in their 30s or 40s.
This is the second company led by a middle-schooler of south Asian heritage. In May we wrote about 13-year old founder and chief executive, Anshul Samar, who runs an educational gaming company.
The difference is that PlaySpan is making all the sounds of a traditional silicon valley company, right down to the slick web site and a press release manufactured by a PR firm that is barely decipherable. Mehta will probably learn to write his own press releases within a year
New York based Easton Capital led the funding round, along with Silicon Valley based Menlo Ventures, South Korea based STIC International and Hong Kong based Novel TMT Ventures.
The release said the market for “in-game commerce” has surpassed $2 billion this year and continues its rapid growth as more publishers adopt micro-transaction based revenue models.
Shawn Carolan,of Menlo Ventures, has some experience with gaming, as a board member of virtual world game, IMVU. The young Mehta even knows how to pick his VCs.
According to recent visitors stats to Internet Vibes its interesting to see following browser data:
| Firefox 2 | 63.3% |
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| Explorer 6 | 16.8% | |
| Explorer 7 | 15.3% | |
| Firefox 1 | 2.2% | |
| Opera 9 | 1.0% |
As we see Firefox 2 is leading the way
Actually this means that our visitors is mostly advanced internet surfers. Partly explanation is that we are getting much of referrers from stumbleupon.com, which users are mostly using FireFox StumpleUpon Toolbar.





