Dan Alldred's Blog

Al Capone!

danalldred — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 17:03:21 +0000

This is very interesting if you are a Gangster/Mafia Fan. Please take the time to understand!

http://www.myalcaponemuseum.com/

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danalldred — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 02:03:45 +0000

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For That Little Extra Cash!

danalldred — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 00:09:57 +0000

For That Little Extra Cash!

copy this to your address bar and sign in! http://www.mylot.com/?ref=danalldred

or click here… http://www.cashdelight.com/pages/index.php?refid=danalldred

Shutdown and Restart Shortcuts for XP!

danalldred — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 14:56:02 +0000

Hi,

Shutdown Icon

Right click on your desktop, Select ”Shortcut”. Copy this in to the first field:- C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -s -f -t 10

Then, Copy this into the next field:- Shutdown

Then hit Create link!

Restart Icon

Right click on your desktop, Select ”Shortcut”. Copy this in to the first field:- C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t 10

Then, Copy this into the next field:- Restart

Then hit Create link!

All you have to do is add these shortcut files to your desktop and everytime you want to shutdown or restart, simply click on the required shutdown or restart icon.

Please note that these will NOT work on vista as vista has a different file system

Dan

solvemypcproblem@live.co.uk

Tune your Guitar!

danalldred — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 23:59:03 +0000

Tune your Guitar!

Turn the tuner to the “on” position. Face the guitar in close proximity of the tuner and play the first note (low E).

Check to ensure the tuner is receiving the signal. Turn the tuning peg on the guitar higher or lower in order to alter the pitch of the instrument.

Without touching any of the strings on your fretboard, cleanly, but gently pluck the top E string with your guitar pick.

If using a digital tuner, the guitar string will be in tune when the LED of the digital display is indicated by a green light. It will indicate whether the note is either flat or sharp by a red light. If the light moves beyond the center of the intended note (E in this case), it is considered sharp and needs to be tuned down to get to the center. If it doesn’t quite reach the center, then it will need to be tuned up.

When using an analog tuner, the same method is applied, only you will be dealing with a meter (needle) instead of the cool LED. The center or “in-tune” area of the meter is at “0.”

Repeat this process for all subsequent strings, remembering to follow note E with A,D,G,B,E and going from top to bottom; lowest to highest.

Newsletter Sign Up!

danalldred — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:50:12 +0000

If you want to subscribe to my newsletter please send me an email to daniel@rock5t4r.com , please type in the subject line… Subscribe Me! …

Thank you for your time!

Daniel Alldred

How To Earn Money!

danalldred — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:42:25 +0000

How To Earn Money!

Believe it or not, there are several legitimate ways to work from home and earn money on the Internet. You can sell your old (or new) things on eBay. You can design and develop websites for clients. You can telecommute and do customer service or technical support from the comfort of your home. You can also get paid to post on forums.. wait, what? Did you know that you can earn some extra money by sharing your thoughts on message boards? In this article, I will discuss a little information about these types of companies.

Step1 How to Earn Extra Money Online by Getting Paid to Post on Forums You’re getting paid to boost their (or their client’s) forums. These companies want you to populate the forum with posts. In other words, they want their message boards to be active. Consider this: You stumble across a forum with a specific topic that really interests you. Would you want to join a forum that has an active community or would you rather sign-up for a forum that rarely has new content? If you are like most users, you would prefer to join the community that is active. Have you ever been to a message board to ask a question… only to get no response? Incidents like this usually dissuade a user from coming back to that forum.

You’re getting paid to talk about that client’s particular niche or subject. Unfortunately, with most of these sites, you can’t just discuss anything that’s on your mind. So, if you are unfamiliar with a subject, a little research on the subject can be helpful. (Don’t let this scare you! Most companies will allow you to select the forums you would be comfortable in posting in.) For good websites, content is the key! This proves to be true with message boards. Paid to post companies are looking to you to post relevant content on their clients’ forums.

Requirements? Most of these companies have minimum requirements. This is to keep from having people sign up and post one word responses or thoughtless posts. Along with content quality, some companies recommend that your posts contain a minimum of 20 words. This isn’t hard to do, that’s roughly the equivalent of three sentences.

How often to post? This varies from company to company. Some companies have posting schedules such as posting 10 quality posts daily. Other companies require to have a minimum amount of posts for week, for example, creating 100 quality replies and/or new topics per week.

5Did you know there’s a trial period, too? Before you begin posting, most companies require that you create “trial posts” on their forums. You do this by replying to threads on their message boards, as well as creating topics of your own. Trial posting is not paid for. However, this is to see your writing style and to give a sample of what you can provide for their clients. If they like your writing, then they will add you to their team.

How much will I get paid? Most companies offer between $.08 to $.15 per post. It doesn’t look like a lot, but it does add up over time!

Wow!

danalldred — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 23:21:30 +0000

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In The Night Garden Annual 2009 NEW

danalldred — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 14:01:59 +0000

This is the *NEW* In The Night Garden Annual for 2009. You and the Pre-School’er you buy it for will have hours of fun with this years annual. I am giving it to you at a price which includes the postage and packing £6. I only have a limited few so if you want one, you will have to act fast! I promice you that this will give your toddler/Pre-School’er and you hours of fun! Please email me, dan@rock5t4r.com with your address and details of how you want to pay.

Thank you,

Hey, Im Dan Alldred!

danalldred — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 00:29:16 +0000

Hey,

Please feel free to browse around my blog. I have my ”Words of Wisdom” pages on the right and I will be adding about 10 of the best songs I have written. I will also be posting some pictures I have taken. I hope you all like them. Please leave a comment of what you think.

Thanks for your time!

Daniel Alldred
http://www.rock5t4r.com