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My parents and I just started a new site dedicated to providing work from home ideas. It has a lot of articles on how to make money online through the internet, but not only that, it also provides free information on the latest jobs near you, as well as free livelihood seminars and information.

We just started it this month but we’re seeing major growth in content and visits. We hope this will reach more people out there who are looking for work from home opportunities.

You can visit the site on Work Philippines .net.

Today, I feel really good after finishing the updates I had to do on one of my websites. It took me quite a while to finish that, honestly I’ve been working on that site on my free time for a few days already. I had to fix quite a lot of posts, because I noticed that the amount of traffic dropped from its usual. I found out that the reason for the decrease in traffic was because some of the video links were no longer working, so what I did was update them. I’m glad that this site has received over 9,000 page views for the month, and I’m looking forward for it to get more.

Anyway, since the work of updating over 250 posts was very mechanical and could be boring when done over long periods, I was either listening to an audiobook or watching Skip Beat. It’s an anime by the way, and I’m really having fun watching it. I guess it’s one of the things that I’m looking forward to watching.

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I was watching a documentary today from BBC about Einstein’s life and his works. The documentary is entitled Einstein’s Unifinished Symphony. Einstein was able to unify the relationship between mass and energy in his formula E=MC2, and this paved way for harnessing nuclear energy, among other applications. Aside from unifying mass and energy, he also attempted to unify gravity with the subatomic forces, and he spent the last 30 years of his life trying to solve that. He was not able to finish the equation though, but it had me up my toes in anticipation. That would be really cool if someone could do that. Although I’m not really so well-versed in such matters–I’m not so good with computations–but it’s really an interesting subject for me. I admire Einstein for his perseverance in trying to answer those questions and to satisfy his curiosity.

ShopWiki is an online store where you can buy your favorite items. However, it is not just any normal e-commerce website. ShopWiki revolutionizes online shopping by allowing you to compare items from multiple stores! Unlike other online shopping centers, ShopWiki features ALL the items it can find on the internet and not just those that advertisers pay for. In a way, it is acting like a search engine like Google, Yahoo, or MSN, but ShopWiki is designed more for shopping online.

Anyway, I’ve checked out their desktop computers section for the latest and cheapest equipment I could find, and I’m quite pleased with the price ranges and the quality of the products. Their laptops are not so bad at all. But I guess that’s to be expected since they are relying on countless stores on the internet! ShopWiki is like the haven for techies who want to purchase computer peripherals and accessories.

Oh boy, and look at these cool Alienware Desktop Computers that are way out of this world. And the price for the specs are not so bad at all. In fact, I’m finding that it’s an intelligent choice to rely on their product search engine to shop a well-informed customer.

Well, what else can I say but check out ShopWiki.com. It’s a great site and its search engine loads fast and brings up the things I’m actually searching for pretty actually. The design is also light and clean, which I really favor over other sites that try to bomb me with information whenever I’m trying to shop online.

I’m recalling the words from one of my personal heroes, Murlidhar Devidas Amte from India. He established communities for lepers, orphans, and differently-abled individuals. But these communities were not for charity, because in these communities the people each have their own work to do and everyone is given a chance to contribute to society. Charity will only lead to self-pity, but work will lead to a sense of purpose, belongingness, and self-respect. This is what Amte believed.

Although I’m not really against charity, I believe that Amte’s words are just. My stand on charity and the idea that we shouldn’t give the man fish, but teach him how to fish, is that not everyone of us has the capacitty to “teach a man how to fish”, that is, to give him work. Charity is okay, because until that time that we can provide the man work and teach him how to fish, we have to help keep him alive. What’s the point of rambling about “teaching him how to fish” and thus withholding from him a couple of coins when he might not survive tomorrow if everyone of us did that?

Anyway, I felt quite good that despite not being paid yet for the work that we do, we are helping to employ people in our job. That’s one of the things that gives me strength amidst the challenges that come in the business.