Don’t Waste Time On Search Engine Submitting

Quick Tip

This tip is only for people with legit websites, so if your website is Spam and lots of Ads, please do not submit your website or use this tactic. It will be indexed but it’s lame to submit to these places with junk websites.

So you have a new website, webpage, sub-domain, etc. and you want it searched and indexed on Google in 30 minutes to an hour or less. Also guaranteed listing in MSN, Yahoo, and other service engines, at least once they update. MSN and Yahoo are not the fastest at updating, Yahoo is the slowest one I have found. Read More »

Mythical Conceptions

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Myth: Sushi is raw fish.

Fact: Technically, sushi isn’t fish at all. The Name of this Japanese dish refers to the vinegared rice, which often is topped with raw seafood. But many other foods can top the sushi, too–vegetables, eggs, or cooked meat of any variety–and it will still be called sushi.
 

Myth: As the saying goes: "Beer before liquor never sicker. Liquor before beer, you’re in the clear."

Fact: There is no scientific basis to this aphorism. Besides, it’s not the order in which you drink the alcoholic beverages that makes you sick; it’s the amount you drink.
 

Myth: Every human is connected to every other human by "six degrees of separation."

Fact: The concept is based on a 1967 study by Yale psychologist, Stanly Milgram. His subjects, found via newspaper ads in the Midwest, were asked to locate complete strangers by sending letters to their own friends, asking if they knew the stranger. If they didn’t, the friends were asked to send the letters along to their friends, and so on, until one of the initial letters reached the stranger. It took an average of six steps, or "six degrees," leading to the pop culture phrase.

It turns out the research was flawed. A 2002 follow-up study by psychologist Judith Kleinfeld of the University of Alaska found that Milgram’s original subjects were "particularly sociable" and, in truth, only about 30% of the strangers were found. Not only that, the average degrees of separation was nine, not six. Kleinfeld’s conclusion: We don’t live in a "small world," as Milgram suggested–it’s more like a "Lumpy oatmeal" world, in which a very few people are well connected, but most are not.

Myth: Urinating on a Jellyfish sting will ease the pain.

Fact: While experts agree that running saltwater over a sting is better than freshwater (which will actually make it hurt more), just because urine contains salt doesn’t mean it helps. Why not? The concentration isn’t nearly high enough. The best cure: Time. The pain from the sting will subside in about 24 hours.

Decoding Encrypted PHP Files

Since I was just dealing with an encrypted footer.php file for the theme I use, I thought I would post how to decode encrypted Php files. This took me a few hours to find a source that actually worked. The most common way to decode a file is to create three files, decrypt.php, encode.txt, and decode.txt, to bad this didn’t work for me, and time consuming trying to figure out why it didn’t work. So as a result I found an easier way to get the information from encrypted php files.

I am posting this for legal use, if you use this for illegal use, keep it to yourself, because that’s not the reason I am putting this on here. I am posting it to keep WP theme creators honest, and not loading up the footer with links to webpages you do not support. In the case of this theme, they had lots of links to online casino and gambling websites. I have no problem keeping a link on my page to the theme creators website and Wordpress.org, but anything else is pushing it.

Update - Try this method before proceeding to the code below. Change the php encrypted code from eval to Echo and then open the file in a browser, when the page comes up, goto view, page source, and this should be the exact code for the encrypted information. If this did not work, then try the code entered below.

Note: If the code is $_F=__FILE__;$, this is another type of encoding that will not work with this code, it is encoded using Source Cop. You are welcome to paste the code on howbits forum, you do not need an account to post on there. I check it daily and I will help out as best that I can.

This is the easiest way I found to get the encoded information

Copy this code into notepad, or whatever editor you prefer to use. Read More »

Helpful Tips For Housework Part 2

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1. Need to paint a room, but hate the noxious fumes? Add two teaspoons of pure vanilla extract to a gallon of (water based) paint. It neutralizes the odor.

2. If you have stains on your golf balls or piano keys, erase them-with an old fashioned pink eraser.

2. Did you spill coffee on the carpet? Sop it up with a baby wipe. It won’t even stain.

4. To prevent tools from rusting, keep a charcoal briquette inside the toolbox. It absorbs moisture.

5. Don’t use paper towels or rags to clean windows and mirrors. They’ve got lint on them. Instead, use coffee filters. They’re lint-free

6. Attention cheaters: Lipstick stains on a collar go away with a dab of petroleum jelly.

7. Ink is one of the hardest substances to get off of skin. If a pen leaks on your hand, rub shortening on it to help remove the stain.

8. Hard-to-remove price stickers can be taken off with a dollop of corn oil.

9. Denture-cleaning tablets don’t clean just fake teeth. Dissolve one in water to polish diamonds…or hubcaps.

10. Toothache? Apply a dab of Tabasco sauce to the gum.

11. When a metal shaving-cream can gets wet and rusts on the bottom, it can stain a shelf or counter top. To prevent this, apply a coat of nail polish to the bottom of the can and let dry.

Tips from bathroomreader.com

Quick Tips For Wordpress Speed Up

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The subject of optimizing Wordpress and making a website Stumble / digg proof, has been rehashed so many times, that I had to talk myself into even writing a post about it. This list is short and straight to the point about optimizing Wordpress, with easy to use plugins and tips. Most of these have been mentioned several times before, but since I just re-did the design on my website and had to optimize it all over again so that it would load as fast as possible, I figured now would be a good time to post about how to do it, since it’s still fresh in my mind. This list is for people who don’t have access to the http.config file or the Php.ini file. It is over the top configuration, so no editing of the htaccess file.

Recommended website to check out the loading speed of your website, and how big the web site file that is sent to each visitor. Website Speed Test

Wordpress Plugins - This article includes an advanced tweak for wp super cache, I have also included instructions on other things you should do instead of relying on the plugins to do all the work. I just wrote an article about must have and highly recommend Wordpress plugins and all of these plugins are listed, with some other plugins that most bloggers should have and use.

Wp-Super-Cache - Whenever your website is viewed or indexed, your database dishes out the information for the page. This can cause the website to load slow if the database has to do this for every visitor on your website. Wp super cache, takes the database information and makes static content that can be resent thousands / millions of times, so that the database doesn’t have to recreate the webpages every time someone visits your website.
Advanced Wp Super Cache tip - Some people try to get the most out of this great plugin. The most common tweak is adding Gzip to the plugin, so that the page is zipped up and sent in a package to a visitor, which can result in a faster loading webpage. I say to use this at your own risk, I have had some issues with it where my webpage comes up as a blank index with nothing loading up, even though to me the page appears to be working fine. I ended up removing this tweak, even though the problem occurs only a couple times a week. For those brave souls out there that want to give it a try, heres how you add it. Read More »

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