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The truth is that there is not one way to earn money while blogging, but several. For instance, keeping your blog up to date with fresh information may attract the attention of those looking to buy advertising space on niche sites. That said, you would have to have pretty high traffic for this to work successfully, so are there other ways to create an income from blogging where you don't have to wait for this to happen?
Promoting Affiliate Products blogging
One of the greatest ways to really earn quick money from blogging is by promoting affiliate products. The best way to go about this is to create reviews for the products that you are affiliated with and then post them on your site and encourage your visitors to read the reviews. With such high affiliate commissions it can be easy to earn an income from blogging, provided you can generate some decent traffic or "eyeballs on the page".
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CW President on Vampire Diaries Spinoff: A Focus on Klaus, "Dysfunctional" Originalsby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
The CW President Mark Pedowitz took center stage this morning at the Television Critics Association winter press tour and, as you might expect, spent a portion of his question-and-answer period focusing on that network's latest big news:
A potential Vampire Diaries spinoff titled "The Originals."
"The genesis of that came from a conversation with Warner Bros. and Peter Roth," Pedowitz said. "I'm a big believer if you have something that's working and you can incubate [it], it's a good way to get pilots on the air... We're basically going to go and focus on the Original family."
And the head of that family, of course, is Joseph Morgan's Klaus, who viewers will learn in the April 25 TVD episode was a founding father of New Orleans. Pedowitz confirms he will be the lead character, but:
"Hopefully some of his siblings will come along. Klaus is just a great character and the Original family has such great dysfunctional family dynamics, we felt that was a great way to take the show."
Phoebe Tonkin will will also "be coming on board the spinoff," the executive said, adding that he very much wants her part of "The CW family."
The Originals will be set in contemporary New Orleans and will fit in tonally with The Vampire Diaries.
Among other highlights from Pedowitz:
- A ninth season of Supernatural sounds like a strong possibility: "We are pleased with how Wednesday night has worked out with Arrow and Supernatural. Creatively, the show is in a great place. There's always a good shot [it could return]."
- All 13 episodes of Emily Owens, M.D. will air: "We're very proud of the show. For whatever reason, we couldn't get it fully sampled."
- No word yet on a new season of 90210, but if it ends this season, fans can expect a major send-off.
- There is no final script yet for Amazon, but it will be an "origination" story along the lines of Smallville and casting is underway.
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The Vampire Diaries
YESSSS!!!I am so sick of the never ending triangle of doom.I watch the vampire diaries solely for Klaus.Knowing he's getting his own show excites me so much!!!I am in!!An if elijah and kohl and rebekah join...this show is going to KILL every show out there.No triangle,action,and Joseph Morgan??WIN!
Pedowitz also said the same thing about Nikita and Hart of Dixie - if they end this season they can expect it to be back in some form to wrap it up. I think they'd both do good in movie form to wrap themselves up if they got knocked off by this season.
As for what he said about Arrow and Supernatural, I guess that's another way of saying "we're renewing them, but we're just waiting to how much longer they're panning out in the Spring".
oh please oh please oh please let candice accola be on board with this. she doesn't have to leave VD for good. klaus doesn't have to leave VD for good. they can guest on eachother's shows. please let the relationship work. he said a year or even in a century... i'm hoping they the chance to be in a romantic relationship- a real chance. i'm sure the writers will figure out some way to make it boost eachother.
The Originals spinoff will be amazing!!!!! I'm so very excited. I knew that this was going to happen once the originals got popular on TVD.

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The long St. Patrick's Day weekend kicks-off today and there is a heck of a lot going on. When I get off the air I'm headed for O'Keefe's in Clearwater!
O'Keefe's kicks-off it's annual tent party with tons of corned beef and cabbage, green beer, Irish drinks, bagpipers, rock climbing, balloon artists, a bounce house and live music. The tent opens at 5pm today at O'Keefe's Family Tavern and Grille, 1219 S Fort Harrison Ave., Clearwater. $5 (727) 442-9034
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My telegram No. 98. [1] For Chief of Naval Staff [2] only from Naval Attache. [3]
(1) First progress report. Discussion has been opened on major lines of strategy and co-operation in all theatres of war. Present position is as follows.
(2) United States Pacific Fleet proposed to be somewhat weaker than that shown in dispositions vide my most secret safe hand message to you and Chief of Naval Staff New Zealand Naval Board [4] only. No reinforcement of the present United States Asiatic Fleet.
(3) Forces thus made available are destined for the Atlantic and the Mediterranean areas where the majority of the United Kingdom Chiefs of Staff's desires will be fulfilled.
(4) Pacific Fleet will remain based on Hawaii and its intended operations do not appear to the United Kingdom delegation sufficient to threaten Japan.
(5) United Kingdom delegation will return to the attack on the lines of their instructions. Present indications are that it is improbable that Delegation will succeed in moving the Pacific Fleet westward. Delegation thinks any reinforcement of Asiatic Fleet would only be agreed upon at the expense of Atlantic and Mediterranean.


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Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO came within a whisker of snatching the top prize from BBH.
AMV BBDO's ad campaign for EDF
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO came within a whisker of snatching the top prize from BBH - proof once more that the 'big beasts' of UK advertising remain at its forefront.
In the year the agency was named IPA Effectiveness Company of the Year for the second year running, sometimes its ads were almost too effective. Its debut campaign for EDF Energy, starring the loveable brand character Zingy, drew 500,000 people to the brand's Blue+ Price Promise account. The tariff proved so popular, EDF was forced to temporarily remove it from the market.
AMV BBDO was briefed by Mercedes-Benz to reduce the perceived age of its drivers, and tackled this with work such as 'Escape the map'. Viewers of its TV ad had to help the protagonist, Marie, to escape Google Street View in a C-Class Coupe. A microsite received more than 800,000 visits, with two-thirds of those visiting under the age of 44. Total Mercedes sales rose 9% year on year.
The agency continued to deliver strong results with its long-standing, big-brand clients such as Aviva, BT, Walkers and Sainsbury's. All the while, the agency continued to pull in new business, winning accounts for Eurostar, Galaxy, and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme over the past year.
Another agency which succeeded in growing its business in the face of difficult market conditions was Leo Burnett. The agency picked up new accounts for The Co-operative Group and Coca-Cola-owned Glaceau Vitaminwater, which contributed to a surge in revenues.
The agency was kept busy with its work for McDonald's, in particular with its advertising promoting the fast-food chain's sponsorship of the Olympics. The £10m activity, based on the idea 'We all make the Games', helped contribute to McDonald's' biggest ever UK sales month in August, serving almost 121m customers.
M&C Saatchi similarly impressed with its work around London 2012. The agency was given a remit by the Olympic Delivery Authority to ensure that the capital's transport system did not grind to a halt during the Games.
Its 'Get Ahead of the Games' website received a phenomenal 50m page reviews, while 80% of consumers surveyed found the site useful. Crucially, an average of 35% of Londoners changed their daily travel plans during the Olympics.
Last year's winner VCCP continued to impress in 2012 with its bold approach. Work for new clients including the Rugby Football League and easyJet ensured it kept pace with the UK's leading agencies.
Mother, meanwhile, remains at the top of the tree when it comes to creativity. Its work on the 'GREAT' campaign, aimed at promoting Britain as a place to visit and do business with, is held up by the government as a blueprint for Whitehall communications.
Also shortlisted were Beattie McGuinness Bungay and Saatchi & Saatchi.
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Conn's, Inc. (NASDAQ: CONN), a specialty retailer of home appliances, furniture, mattresses, consumer electronics and provider of consumer credit, today announced the opening of four Conn's HomePlus ™ stores in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Amarillo, Texas; Chandler, Arizona; and Shreveport, Louisiana.
The new Conn's HomePlus ™ store format showcases furniture and mattresses in addition to the leading brands and the latest technologies in consumer electronics and home appliances. They are at the following locations:
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During fiscal 2014, Conn's opened 14 new stores and remodeled or relocated 11 existing stores. Currently, 52 of the Company's 80 stores are operating in the Conn's HomePlus ™ format.
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'What happened to classical music?' It's a good question, posed at the start of this promising, three-part series tracking the last century of classical composition. Initially, there seems to have been almost a hint of disdain as Strauss, Debussy and Schoenberg heralded a new era. Couldn't music have just carried on producing pretty melodies and rousing swells of emotion? Well, no. And why should it?
Schoenberg's is a fascinating story – not only did he offer a truly radical, often uncomfortable artistic vision, but he was also a Jew, living in early twentieth-century Vienna. John Adams describes his music as 'ugly', but there can be no doubting its influence. We look forward to more tales of aesthetic brinksmanship as the series continues – BBC4's pop and rock coverage may be atrophying a touch, but this is TV with real scope and intelligence.
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One Dark Night (1983)
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Director:Tom McLoughlin
Runtime:94 minutes
Cast:Meg Tilly, Melissa Newman, Robin Evans, Leslie Speights, Donald Hotton, Elizabeth Daily, David Mason Daniels, Adam West
I've been hunting this film down for years until it was finally released on DVD. Before the release horror hounds like me would have to search for an old used VHS copy in various auction sites. The film has been described as "creepy" and "scary", which I suppose may be true to those viewing it in the early 80's, but compared to today's audience it may be described more as "dull" or "slow paced". I personally found the movie pretty slow for the first half, but when the girl finally goes into the mausoleum the pace gradually picks up. I didn't think anything in the movie was scary, but what happens towards the end to our victims is a little freaky, so I'll give it that. Also, director Tom McLoughlin captures the right mood and atmosphere during certain scenes that I'm sure would have given some chills.
The film basically follows two groups of characters -- one is a young girl named Julie (Meg Tilly), who wants to prove to a group of girls in a club called "The Sisters" that she's got what it takes to join the club, despite her not being in the "in crowed". The other group is a husband and wife couple, where the wife is a daughter of a recently deceased powerful psychic. After his death, a number of questions have been brought up, especially since his body was found with a number of others. We later learn that he discovered a way to suck the life-force out of people, which grants him great power, and after his death his power somehow grows even stronger.
Back to Meg Tilly's character, she finally has one last step to prove that she can make it in the club, which just so happens to be spending the night in a mausoleum that now houses the body of the psychic. Thinking they can scare the hell out of the eager Julie, the girls' dawn Halloween masks and props, and set out to the mausoleum. It doesn't take long before the psychic's powers escape his coffin and awaken the dozens of rotting corpses that lay side-by-side, leaving the deceased man's daughter possibly the only one to put a stop to the madness.
For an 80's movie this film surprisingly focuses more on building the story rather than the typical cheesy deaths and T&A to keep the pace going. For those patient enough to watch the first half of the film you might be pleasantly surprised by the outcome. I know I was. I wanted to like the movie more, and I seriously considered a 7-rating, but I just couldn't get into the slow-pacing as much as I wanted to.
An underrated 80's movie that doesn't rely on cheesy deaths and gratuitous nudity to keep the audience's attention. Check this if you're looking for an above-average B-flick.
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So, here I am, every other person in the school is on holiday but I'm still at work. Supervising people installing projectors until 7pm.
Yet people have the nerve to comment when I promptly leave at 4:30 during term time.
What I wouldn't give to be able to see 'Easter Holiday' or 'Summer Holiday' on the school calendar and not have to think 'well, I'll need to take down X to update Y' and 'I hope no muppets are in messing with things when I'm trying to recable the core cabinet'.
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Tampa International Airports inaugural Friday Flight arrived right on time Oct. 5 with music, swing dancing, and a happy hour martini bar.
Local swing dance clubs converged on the airport event and showed off their fast paced moves to the sounds of local power lounge act, the Vodkanauts.
Larry and Kathy Church happened upon the festivities after checking into the airport hotel where they planned to spend the night before catching a 6 a.m. flight to China.
We would probably come here and pay the parking ticket just to come out here and listen to the music, Larry Church said. Its fantastic.
He said he got a kick out of watching passengers entering the terminal from the shuttles.
The singer said welcome to Tampa and everyone started laughing and clapping, he said. Ive been flying out of this airport since it opened and its nice to see how much better it keeps getting.
The performance by the Vodkanauts drew Donna Quisenberry, a friend of one of the band members, to the airport for the event.
I was curious about the venue, she said. The travelers all really like this. You can see it on their faces.
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This was a great play, that strategically dealt with the assumptions, stereotypes and guilt of race issues on both sides of the fence.
It was definitely well written & the actors were believable.
My biggest issue was the excessive use of expletives! Not only was it unnecessary but offensive. Therefore, it gets 4 vs. 5 stars!
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This is a must see play. So intellegently written. The dialogue is fast paced and at times I wished I could rewind/replay to catch the words again as it really makes you think! It's the kind of script that sits with you and you want to talk...continued
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Exceptional performance. Gritty and brutally provocative dialogues. An intensity that shocks the intellectual sensibilities.
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NEW YORK — Time is of the essence on many fronts when the play in question is "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," Edward Albee's brutal anatomy of two marriages — one a middle-age couple in deep and enduring torment, the other an already dysfunctional pair of late twentysomethings. And director Pam MacKinnon's incendiary Steppenwolf Theatre revival, which began life in Chicago in late 2010 and opened Saturday night in New York in the most subtly tweaked remount (on the precise 50th anniversary of the play's Broadway debut), could not be more ideally suited to marking both the historic moment and the power of this play to morph over the decades.
While some at Broadway's Booth Theatre still recalled the original 1962 production, others (including the 30-year-old daughter of a friend, who was my guest) knew very little about it beyond its title and reputation. The world has changed greatly since Albee gave us this nightmarish exorcism of marital dysfunction as played out on a small New England college campus. Divorce has certainly become more prevalent, childlessness is no longer a mark of failure and women depend far less on the reflected glory of their mates. Yet the ability of people to simultaneously love and wound each other has remained constant. And for Albee, the recurring question is: What brought them to that terrible tension point?
George (Tracy Letts) and Martha (Amy Morton), the ferociously embattled, profoundly co-dependent couple at the core of Albee's drama, have been married for 23 years. The daughter of the powerful college president, Martha believed George, a history teacher a number of years younger than she, might well be heir apparent to her father. But he proved entirely unsuited for that role, and now, the alcohol-swilling, sexually thwarted Martha cannot forgive him for his "failure," and more crucially for his unflagging ability to love and endure her. The couple's struggle to have a child created other bonds, as well as built on their bitterness. And by now, their epic battles have evolved into a highly developed emotional blood sport that seems to have no threshold of pain.
One of the thrills of this production is that each combatant can take as much as they give (Letts' George is far from a wimp), with the shared secret of an absent son the most potentially deadly weapon in their arsenal. (For Albee, an adopted child who had a very difficult relationship with his adoptive parents, the parent and child equation is always present in some way, shape or form.)
Entering into George and Martha's hellish home for a nightcap (and set designer Todd Rosenthal has meticulously conjured Martha's unkempt house) is the new couple on campus: Nick (Madison Dirks), a handsome, ambitious young biology professor, and his surprisingly mousy (but monied) wife, Honey (Carrie Coon). They are in many ways the reverse image of George and Martha, yet seem destined for a similar fate.
Like George and Martha, Letts and Morton have developed a stunning theatrical marriage of immense intensity and precision-tuned responses over many years and many collaborations, and this enables them to be thrillingly unpredictable and uncannily free within the confines of this epic yet intimate play. The two actors enter the domestic boxing ring of George and Martha's living room and give us a fight to near-death. It takes three hours before they drain all the rage, resentment, disappointment and sense of impotence that have festered in their uncivil civil war for more than two decades. And the release is harrowing to witness.
Letts is so blisteringly good — so incisive in every shift of mood and strategy and cuttingly comic barb — that there is a real danger he might be derailed from playwrighting by an onslaught of acting offers. Morton, who already showed what she is made of in Letts' "August: Osage County," finds a way to be every bit as vulnerable as she is corrosive and monstrous, and it is devastating. Eight performances of this a week? Impossible to comprehend.
Dirks is a terrific catalyst for Martha's lust, but he is even better as the seemingly proper go-getter who can give as good as he gets with George. The sparring of the two men is razor-sharp and deliciously invective-filled. (Their momentary mishap with a table lamp was handled to perfection.) And Coon, who spends much of the evening curled in a fetal position after drinking and wretching too much, hits every beat with just the right troubled quirkiness.
Albee, 84 and frail from recent heart surgery, smiled broadly as he came on stage to take a bow Saturday. He knows that "Virginia Woolf" is the play that will forever be synonomous with his name, and he could not have hoped for a more incisive rendering of it. He made it clear he understood that.


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