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I know, I know, I haven’t written anything in a couple of weeks, and I haven’t got much time to write something now so I’ll be brief as to why.
As most of you know Wifey and I are selling the house in Boise, Idaho and moving into her Dad’s double-wide trailer in Whitmore, California. Well [...]

So I’m up early this fine Sunday morning because I couldn’t go back to sleep after the cats’ 6am feeding (the headache I had didn’t help) and I decide to do some blog updating. I also checked in on some of the blogs that I regularly read since I haven’t done so in a long [...]

There’s one thing I’ve noticed lately at most of the unemployment blogs that I frequent – the amount of articles posted has slowed somewhat. Now I attribute this to the “dog days” of summer when most of us are getting out into the sunshine and are working on those “healthy tans” while waiting for the [...]

Now like a lot of you I have been trying to wrack my brain trying to think of new, different and innovative ways I can market myself to a potential employer. The days of walking down Main Street, finding a “Help Wanted” sign in the window, going inand applying for the job, interviewing and then [...]

If any of you have read this post before today, you might have noticed some changes…
A few days ago someone who I’ve known at other sites left comments in the post previous to this one. Needless to say the comments were of a personal nature and derogatory towards me and what I am trying to [...]

So basically we trust these techie guys and we give them access to our domain name by either letting them register it for us or by giving them access to our accounts at places like GoDaddy and Network Solutions. They in turn change the ownership information, and now they control your domain name. Typically they write you a letter or call you and state that for X amount of money they will give it back to you. This amount can be anything between
$1 and $9,999. I’ve personally seen it as low as $500 and as high as $9,000.