May 12th, 2009 — Recipes
Craig's Meatloaf Monstrosity
Say you’re really hungry, and you’re on a low-carb or Paleolithic diet. You start thinking about Mom’s old stand-by, the humble meatloaf. Now, the typical meatloaf recipe uses breadcrumbs, rice, or oatmeal, but those aren’t allowed on the aforementioned diets. This is the solution.
April 17th, 2009 — Entertainment
AMOG published its list of The 24 Most Dangerous Driving Songs of All Time, and it’s excellent, to say the least.
Because I liked it so much, I went to Grooveshark and created a playlist of the suggested songs.
March 19th, 2009 — Internet
March 10th, 2009 — Reviews
Recently reviewed by me at Amazon.com: Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, about which I write the following: “First of all, let me say the examples Gladwell provides in the book are fascinating… However, once he’s done presenting the data, he has one short chapter of summary, then the book is over.”
Read the entire review HERE.
March 3rd, 2009 — Entertainment
“Unless Warner Bros. wants all of their actors to get killed, I think it’s a bad idea.”
—Jeffrey Dean Morgan (who plays The Comedian) on the possibility of a Watchmen sequel
February 12th, 2009 — Marketing
Personally, I think Neil Shearing is crazy. In December 2008 he took his Internet Success Spider software off the market, despite having sold over $300,000 in software licenses.
Neil then improved the software and relaunched it as a free download.
Actually, Neil’s a good guy. He says he’s “offering the software to help people grow their online businesses in these tough economic times.”
Neil says that all businesses have to leverage people’s assets to succeed and be profitable in a recession, and that’s exactly what his Internet Success Spider software does — it helps you to easily find potential joint venture partners, super affiliates, and link partners.
It makes sense that the guy who started one of the first consumer protection sites online, the ScamFreeZone back in 1997, and has sold over a million dollars of his own products, would want to continue helping other people succeed online.
Although, I strongly suggest you go and grab a copy of the Internet Success Spider right now — before Neil comes to his senses.
August 6th, 2008 — Internet
Are you also an avid reader? Lately, I’ve been picking up good number of books using PaperBackSwap. PaperBackSwap is a free online book exchange service. Essentially, for every book you send to someone, you get a book in return. If you send your books out via Media Mail or Parcel Post, this usually comes out between $2–3. If you’re particularly clever, you can get hardcovers as your trade, making it one of the best bargains on books out there.
June 27th, 2008 — Computers
Need an easy way to set up affiliate link redirection for either protection or flexibility? Check out Craig’s Affiliate Link Redirector.
Unlike similar software, mine supports five different redirection methods, instead of only HTML or only PHP. It’s also modestly priced, unlike some $40-and-up scripts I’ve seen tossed around.
Additionally, you’re in control of the redirection, so you don’t have to worry about TinyURL (or related sites) disappearing and/or deleting your links.
March 11th, 2008 — Computers
I’ve written and released a new piece of software: FreeBooks.
If you like to read, but hate paying for books, you should find it useful. More information and download links at the link.
September 12th, 2007 — Quotes
The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.
— Vince Lombardi
