Paid Surveys Online with a Free Join. Avoid Survey Scams!

Posted by webbie on November 29th, 2007

My favorite freebie site, FreeSamples.ws has dug up a new offer for US residents. They found a paid survey site that provides the free service of matching up companies with survey takers. There is no membership fee to join. The website is free to join. After all, if somebody wants you to provide a service they should pay you, right? You should not pay to work!

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The companies that need survey work pay survey takers, usually through check or paypal. Right now, the offers are from $1 to $10 a survey. Since you can complete the surveys online, through a link in an email, it should not take long to make some real money to take the edge of the holiday season! This offer is open to US residents only at this time.

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A great site for kids and parents…

Posted by One Woman's Voice on November 27th, 2007
I recently came across this site that does email for kids called Zoobuh. My kids are almost 12 and 9 and I had made them email accounts with google. I love google, but their email isn't exactly kid-friendly. Zoobuh is!

* superior spam filtering
* receive email from contact list only
* send email to contact list only
* receive email from siblings
* allow the option to edit the contact manager
* the Mail Queue
* email a copy of outgoing messages to the parent
* email a copy of incoming messages to the parent
* remove inline images
* remove links in emails
* allow specific attachments such as: images, pictures, video, mp3s, zip, pdf, word, excel, power point, etc.
* customizable bad word filter
* delete individual attachments without deleting the the whole email
* adjustable threshold (control aggressiveness of spam filter)

Mail Monitoring
Monitor all incoming and outgoing email at all times.

The Mail QueueTM
The Mail QueueTM is an option allowing you to put all incoming mail into a folder only you can see. Email inside the queue will not be visible to the child until you specifically approve it. Messages can also be deleted and denied from within the queue.

Time Restrictions
Restrict times of the day and week your child can login. Keep them locked out if they are at school, doing homework, or at a friend's house.

Contact Manager
Keep all your child's friends and relatives in the contact manager for easy retrieval. You can allow them to send and receive email from the contact manager only, as an option.

Block Individual Senders
Block individual senders, by putting them in a blacklist.

Activity Logs
Find out when and from where your child logs in and out.

Custom Mailbox Folders
Your child can have unlimited mailbox folders with descriptions attached to store saved mail.

I think this is brilliant and I've made accounts for both of my kids. Check it out...




I hate you…and I hate myself more for once loving you…

Posted by One Woman's Voice on November 15th, 2007
I've never hated anyone in my life until you. I don't even hate the man that I stupidly gave my virginity to, the man who raped me, but I hate you.

I loved you once. I stood in front of the god I believed in then and my family, with our daughter in my stomach, and exchanged promises with you, promises that I meant, promises that I don't think you ever had any intention of keeping.

I bore that child without you there. I raised her in her first year alone. A few years later, I gave birth to our son...the son you wanted...and the son you now don't like because he is more like me than like you. I watched and protested while you did nothing for them. You thought parenting was all about punishing. You never cried when they got sick. You never sat beside our son's bed when he was small and burning with fever terrified he would have a seizure and die.

I remember those two defining moments in my life...moments I wish I could go back and change. Moments that, at times, I would give anything in my life to go back and change. The first one when you stood there smiling at me asking who I had a crush on and I took my heart in my hands and said, "you". I wish I had just laughed and said no one and walked away. The second when we went on our first date and you asked me to be your girlfriend. I wish I had said no.

I hate myself sometimes that I didn't say no. And I hate you for having so much control over my life. I hate you for the way you treated me. I hate you for the way you treat our children.

You are the only person on this earth I have ever wished dead. I wish you dead now. It would be worth whatever Karmic backlash I may face.

I hope you die in Iraq. I hope you feel such pain that it is 10 fold the pain you've caused me and our children.

Where confusion reigns…

Posted by One Woman's Voice on November 14th, 2007
I've got PMS and a cold and so many things are going on so damn fast that it feels like my head is spinning out of control.

Have you ever felt like you weren't 'feeling like yourself'? I've had that feeling so much lately that not feeling like myself is starting to feel like myself.

Yeah, I know, doesn't make a lot of sense does it?

I've been feeling rather confused lately about a lot of things. I feel rather stuck in this stage of my life. Like I'll never move forward. I guess it's better than going backwards though.

I, rather stupidly, am feeling a bit alone. It's not that I lack some one to talk to, I think I just lack someone who would understand how I feel right now.

There are so many thing I want out of life, but I feel like some of the really important things are so out of my grasp for various reasons, and that others are right there, but it's just not the right time to have them. Then again, it sometimes feels like it's never the right time. I guess it goes along with feeling stuck.

And I realize that I talk about a lot of things without actually saying what they are.

I think I just lost some brain cells while writing this drivel...

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