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Facebook is one of the largest social networking sites. People all around the world use it to connect to each other. It was formerly created for high school and college students. It opened up for everybody in 2006 and then later in 2007 it opened up itself to developers. Therefore, it launched enormous opportunity for its users to make money online. From the time Facebook has opened up for developers, it has seen new applications overflowing. Many people are constantly developing new applications on Facebook and many of them are even used by various different users to create pages that appeal to their own interests and needs. More than 1,900,000 users access the Facebook Marketplace application, which has now become a trend that is gaining fame.
Following are the few ways, which can help you, generate money online with Facebook:

1. Selling ad space: This is the most attractive part when it comes to making money online on Facebook. This forms majority of the business people do on it. Some Facebook applications let sellers advertise their wares to Facebook friends and other members. This method can help you make a lot of cash online by selling ad space on their page through ad networks like Lookery, Userplane and Google Adsense. Facebook is free to place ads in this marketplace and there is no limit on how many you can place. You can also try out the Social Ads to see how it benefits you. If you do not wish to sell, there are commission based sales referral programs that can help you a great deal. Following are 3 simple steps that can guarantee you a steady stream of income:
* Develop a Facebook page that interests some advertisers.
* Create a space where ads can be placed on your Facebook pages and for this purpose install the My Stuff application that allows you to install any code on your Facebook profile and pages.
* Find an advertiser who is willing to advertise on your Facebook page.
2. Selling goods and services: Facebook application Brand Tracker looks for upcoming concerts, events, and links to ticket selling websites. As predicted, people may start buying things from their own Facebook page.
3. Sponsorship: this feature has also helped many people in making quick, easy, and handsome amount of money.
4. Write a Facebook Book: it basically means advances and royalties for authors. So, you can make use of this option if you are good at writing content. If you are able to get good appreciators then you can surely earn enormous money online.
5. Write a Facebook Blog: there are already numerous good ones who cover it up all. Surely, there is room for many more. Once you get an audience for your blog, you can begin to earn lot of money online.
6. Sell your Facebook application: create an application on Facebook, bring it in the notice of some thousand users, try and fetch revenue from it and then offer cast Per Install ads via Adonomics and provide data to get an Adonomics certified valuation. This is a sure shot path to earn handsomely on Facebook.
7. Facebook applications as a consultant: As of now, there is scarcity of good developers and so they are in huge demand. If you think you have it in you, go and fill up the vacuum there and earn sitting at home.

Do not just think of Facebook as a site to have fun and contact people. It can also help you make money online. Facebook has users all around the world and it has huge audience to it which and help you a great deal in your purpose of making money. You can access it anywhere anytime and people from all age groups can use it. So make use of the enhanced opportunities Facebook provides to its members.

Competition for entry-level work is starched-shirt stiff right now.

But grabbing the first minimum-wage, dead-end gig that comes along won’t serve you well in the long run. After all, you don’t want to live in Mom and Dad’s basement forever. A better strategy is to pursue a career that allows your responsibilities — and your income — to grow year after year.

Here are eight of our top picks for those who are just starting out, and their median annual salaries, according to PayScale.
Environmental engineer
Have a bachelor’s degree in engineering? You’re in luck! According to the U.S. Department of Labor, environmental engineers make among the highest starting salaries of all college graduates. Entry-level positions in the field are similar to “an apprentice situation,” says workplace expert Alexandra Levit, whose latest book is “New Job, New You: A Guide to Reinventing Yourself in a Bright New Career.” “As you get more senior, you receive more independence to work on your own, eventually supervising your own staff.”
Median annual salary: $68,628.

Network systems/data communications analyst
Not a computer science major? Not to worry. In information technology, getting field certification is often more valuable than a formal education, Levit says. Once you cultivate an area of expertise, such as network security or enterprise software, “You can very quickly become the go-to person in the organization and eventually the head of IT,” she says. “And you can make a very, very good living.”
Median annual salary: $61,949.

Marketing research analyst
From high-tech and biotech to retail and hospitality, consumer-driven industries rely on market data to make smart business decisions. If you have a business marketing or statistical background, you may be able to analyze data from the get-go in this field rather than starting as “a [low-paid] telemarketer,” says Laurence Shatkin, author of more than 20 books for job hunters, including “200 Best Jobs for College Graduates,” which he co-wrote with Michael Farr.
Median annual salary: $58,423.

Copywriter
Fancy yourself the next Don Draper or Peggy Olson from “Mad Men”? Why not try your hand at writing ad copy? “Here’s something for the English major to be doing, now that journalism doesn’t seem to be such a prospect,” Shatkin says. Although you might start by contributing text to lower-profile agency projects, in time “you can be involved to the point where you’re developing entire ad campaigns,” Shatkin says.
Median annual salary: $53,288.

Sales associate
The beauty of sales is that you can enter the field even if you majored in art history, Shatkin says. “With a lot of products, you can learn what youneed to know from a short training program,” he explains. “And sometimes you’ll work with a more experienced salesperson your first few days out.” To boost your income, he says, you can transition into selling bigger-ticket items, or you can move into management.
Median annual salary: $45,656.

Lobbyist
“There are all sorts of places where lobbyists exist: lobbying firms, public interest groups, trade organizations,” Levit says. “You can start with an unpaid internship and move within a couple years to making six figures.” To get your feet wet, Levit suggests volunteering for a political campaign or interning on Capitol Hill for a few months to see what causes interest you.
Median annual salary: $66,929.

Public relations assistant
“PR and digital marketing are hot hot hot,” Levit says. “Everyone is switching their traditional marketing to online, and they can’t fill positions fast enough.” Expect to work your hide off at a PR agency, a field with a high burnout rate, Levit warns. On the plus side, she says, annual promotions are the norm, with the path from peon to supervisor fairly short.
Median annual salary: $42,810.

Financial analyst
Yes, the financial sector took a beating during the past year, but finance jobs are starting to bounce back, Shatkin says. So if you’re looking to put that business, finance, or statistics education to use, consider analyzing financial data for a living. “Analysts contribute to the decisions that financial managers make,” Shatkin explains. Specifically, financial analysts make investment recommendations to the banks, insurance companies, securities firms, and other businesses employing them. From this starting point, Shatkin says, the sky’s the limit — all the way up to company controller, CFO, or CEO.
Median annual salary: $60,952.

Source: Salary data from PayScale.com. The salaries listed are median annual salaries for full-time workers with 5-8 years of experience and do not include any bonuses, commissions, or profit sharing.

Recently at IFA 09, Samsung showcased the Corby, S3650, a mobile phone designed for youngsters. The Samsung Corby will be available across Europe later this month. It is a full-touch handset that supports Facebook, Twitter and MySpace.

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Red Hat is a company in the free and open source software sector, and a major Linux distribution vendor. It is based in California, and caters to worldwide operations. It is not only respected for its technical proficiency, but also for the social initiatives taken by it.Red Hat engineers are part of the “One laptop per child” initiative. It is one of the few rare companies to involve itself in the dissemination of technology and information – worldwide, and at all economic levels and social orders.

Alongside this, Red Hat has always managed to be at the forefront of interactive media – by making it appeal to the target audience in the best way possible.
Benefits of Red Hat Certification Programs:
Red Hat certifications are among the most respected credentials in IT. They are a judge of whether the candidate can perform real world tasks based on his knowledge and experience. So it requires one to be an expert in all thered hat products. And this is what the certification does – prove that you are an expert in the handling ofRed Hat products, and can be relied on for any technical assistance.

The program is flexible and works on a hierarchical model. Choosing the right certification depends on your background, job role and goals. It also depends on the amount and type of experience you have in handling and working withRed Hat products.

You can work in a number of roles, from a technician, to an engineer and even an architect of the products, depending on what you choose for yourself. This gives you the power to ascertain for yourself how little or how much you want to get immersed in the product development and management.

In the IT sector, it is one of the best opportunities to be recognised for your skills and knowledge.

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Everyone has heard of scholarships for athletes and for top students. But, did you know that if you have a particular artistic talent, you can also attend college for free or at a discounted rate? Most colleges have some scholarship money set aside for students with strengths in theater, art, music, and dance.

Some of these scholarships are funded directly by the colleges. Alumni have set up scholarships to support the arts. Or, the college has decided to develop a particular artistic department and has set aside funds to attract the best students in the discipline.
If you are interested in one of these scholarships, you can start talking to the admissions representative as well as the chair of the department. Express an interest in the ir program specifically as opposed to the major in general. Find out which professors teach in your area of specialization and see if you can set up an appointment with them.

Basically, when you are trying to get an institutional arts scholarship, it helps to have everyone possible at the school on your side. After you meet with each professor, send a personalized thank you note. If you have a show or win a competition, send a news clipping to the professors.

By letting the department and the admissions committee know that you are serious about pursuing art at their school, you will have a good chance at getting one of the scholarships they have set aside for artistic purposes.

There are also scholarships for artistic students that are not restricted to specific schools. For instance, Young Arts awards 20 scholarships of up to $10,000 each year to students in creative writing, dance, theater, instrumental music, and vocal music.

In the Scholastic Art Awards, students compete for recognition and scholarship money in the fields of painting, sculpture, new media, and more.

Students pursuing a degree in studio arts, commercial art, or architecture can apply for the WorldStudio Foundation Scholarships

The Jazz Performance Awards give up to $2000 for students who demonstrate unusual skill in Jazz performance.

There is no way to cover every scholarship available in a short article like this. If you want to locate a number of artistic scholarships, you should sign up for a free scholarship database service. This will allow you to find artistic scholarships being offered throughout the country for students who excel in dance, theater, music, or visual arts.

The country’s fattest paychecks are brought home to these high-end suburbs.

The country may have started its long haul back to economic recovery — if recent news that consumer spending increased slightly in January is any indication. But even so, most Americans still aren’t ready to brag about their paychecks.

Except, perhaps, in Loudoun County, Va., where median household incomes are higher than anywhere else in the country. This affluent suburb of Washington, D.C., where families take home a median $110,643 annually, tops our list of America’s 25 richest counties.

Loudoun is emblematic of the counties where the highest incomes are found. The country’s riches tend to trickle away from big cities. It’s not major metro areas raking in the biggest salaries; rather, it’s the tony suburbs just outside big-industry centers that soak up big-city money.
Glitzy Southern California and big oil states are largely absent from the list: 19 of the 25 richest counties in the country are on the East Coast. In part, that’s because our list looks at the middle incomes, and counties in the East tend to be smaller, thereby allowing for less of a spread between the richest and poorest workers.

Data for our list come from the U.S. Census Bureau, which conducts the annual American Community Survey, a smaller-scale version of the decennial census. The most recent data are from the calendar year 2008 and include 1,889 counties.

Wealth Radiates From the Capital

It’s not surprising that workers in Loudoun do well. The federal government generates a wealth of jobs, keeping unemployment in the D.C. metro area at a low 6.2% (the national average is still near 10%). The best-paid workers from D.C. take their money home to Loudoun, where jobs have grown 4% between the second quarter of 2007 and the second quarter of 2009, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

But a big chunk of that healthy income goes toward maintaining the good life. Loudoun homeowners pay a median $4,844 per year in property taxes. Tax burdens are similarly high in a lot of well-off counties.

Like Loudoun, a number of the country’s wealthiest households are tightly concentrated in counties around the nation’s capital. Six of the richest counties lie on the outskirts of Washington: Fairfax County, Va., Arlington County, Va., Stafford County, Va., Prince William County, Va., Charles County, Md., and Alexandria City, Va.

Not far from D.C. lies another cluster of wealthy counties. Howard County, Md., a suburb of Baltimore, has a standout school system with standardized test scores that consistently beat out the national average, and median household incomes of $101,710. In nearby Montgomery County, where 59% of residents over 25 have an advanced degree, households bring in a median $93,999. Historic Calvert County, Md., has profited from its roots as a tobacco-rich farmland as well as its proximity to Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, and claims a median income of $89,049.

Big Apple, Big Incomes

The suburbs of the New York area reap the benefits of the big city’s financial industry. Six of the wealthiest counties in the country — Hunterdon County, N.J., Somerset County, N.J., Morris County, N.J., Nassau County, N.Y., Putnam County, N.Y. and Suffolk County, N.Y. — are all part of the New York metropolitan area.

These counties may be knocked a few rungs down the list when the next American Community Survey is released later this year. The new data will reflect incomes for 2009, when the near-collapse of Wall Street stripped many families in the city — and its wealthy outlying suburbs — of their paychecks.

While big-city life may seem glamorous, the rule that it’s the boring old ‘burbs outside of moneymaking metros where the highest incomes are found also applies far beyond the East Coast. Median incomes are highest in counties outside big cities driven by growth industries such as health care, technology and government.

Counties No. 18 and 19 on the list are two wealth centers in California: Marin County and Santa Clara County. Picturesque and stylish Marin offers scenic vistas, health care industry and technology industry money — Kaiser Permanente and Comcast are among its major employers — and a median income of $88,101. Well-paid, highly skilled tech jobs boost the median income to $87,287 in Santa Clara.

Nashville, Tenn., suburb Williamson County and Atlanta, Ga., suburb Forsyth County are the South’s only representatives–but just like the other counties on our list, they have big-city growth industries to thank for their prosperity.

Nashville may be best known for country music, but it’s the heavy-hitting health care giants like Hospital Corporation of America headquartered there that account for locals’ wealth. Many workers in that booming industry take their paychecks home to Williamson, which has a median income of $88,316.

Beneficiaries of the jobs that companies like UPS, Coca Cola and Delta Airlines created in Atlanta have increasingly taken up residence in Forsyth, fueling a 71% population boom between 2000 and 2008 and helping drive the area’s median income up to $86,938.

It makes sense that suburban median incomes tend to beat out big cities; workers earning big metropolitan incomes look for top-tier schools and space to settle with their families, thus pulling up median incomes in small bedroom communities. It also helps if those city economies are linked to growth sectors with lots of highly-skilled workers.

Where you choose to settle tends to be an extension of how much you make, rather than the other way around.

1. County: Loudoun County, Va.

Population: 277,433
Median Household Income: $110,643.00
Percent of Residents 25 or Older with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 58

2. County: Fairfax County, Va.

Population: 1,005,980
Median Household Income: $106,785.00
Percent of Residents 25 or Older with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 60

3. County: Howard County, Md.

Population: 272,412
Median Household Income: $101,710.00
Percent of Residents 25 or Older with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 60

4. County: Hunterdon County, N.J.

Population: 129,000
Median Household Income: $100,947.00
Percent of Residents 25 or Older with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 52

5. County: Somerset County, N.J.

Population: 321,589
Median Household Income: $100,207.00
Percent of Residents 25 or Older with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 53

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Which 5 jobs pay over $40K… no college degree required!

hink a college degree is the only way to score a high-paying job? Think again.

There are many routes to a career, and a four-year degree is only one of them.

Today’s educational system provides numerous options for people who want to see their education investment pay off a bit faster.
Check out these five jobs you can get without a four-year college degree.

1. Police Officer
This is often a challenging and stressful job, but it’s one of the occupations with the most prestige among the public, according to a survey conducted by USA Today.

The Preparation: To apply to a police academy, a high-school diploma is a must. While most knowledge is gained on-the-job, many agencies do encourage aspiring police officers to take law enforcement classes.

The Numbers: Salary.com lists the average wage in 2009 as $49,158. Perks are great too – according to the U.S. Department of Labor, many agencies will help officers earn their associate’s degree in criminal justice, police science, administration of justice, or public administration by paying part, or all, of the tuition.

2. Licensed Practical Nurse
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs), called licensed vocational nurses in some states, take vital signs, treat simple wounds, and assist registered nurses with other duties. Most work in a hospital or nursing care facility and often have a lot of interaction with patients and families.

The Preparation: Unlike registered nurses, who have a nursing degree or a nursing diploma (which takes three years to complete), LPN students can be on the job in less than a year. LPN certificate programs, which take 9 to 12 months to complete, include both classroom and hands-on training.

The Numbers: LPN salaries vary from state to state, with several states having an average salary well over $40,000. Massachusetts’ average salary, for example, is $48,180.

3. HVAC Technician
HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning. If you’ve ever been without one of these vital systems, then you know how valuable the skilled professionals who install and maintain them are.

The Preparation: Many technical schools offer HVAC training programs that can last from a few months to a couple years. Apprenticeships are also common and are run by several industry associations.

The Numbers: As an HVAC technician, you would earn an average of $44,000.

4. Automotive Technician
Modern automotive technicians need training in the specialized tools used to diagnose and repair today’s technologically sophisticated cars.

The Preparation: You can get up-and-running in this field in 12 to 24 months with an automotive technician training program. Some people choose to specialize in a particular manufacturer’s cars. Either way, you’ll probably require ongoing training as technology continues to evolve.

The Numbers: The highest-paid automotive technicians make an average hourly wage of $27.22 per hour. Working full time, that nets out to over $50,000 per year.

5. Real Estate Agent
Whether the market is up or down, helping buyers and sellers navigate the complicated world of real estate is what skilled agents do best.

The Preparation: Almost all states require real estate agents to have between 30 to 90 hours of classroom instruction and to pass a licensing exam. Classes can be taken in person or online and cover topics like contracts, appraisals, and real estate law. People with a two-year degree in finance or marketing might have a leg up in this competitive field.

The Numbers: The average earnings of salaried real estate agents, including commission, are $60,790.

I just wanted to know how far you keep your mouth open when you French kiss?
If you have your mouth open too far it will feel like you and your partner are being smothered. Open your mouth up to what feels comfortable. There’s no set rule as to how far you open it. You can open it slightly during one kiss, then the next time (usually during a more passionate kiss) open it a little more.

How are you supposed to move your tongue in a French kiss?
There is no one way to move your tongue. You can either just move it across the tip of his, or you can slide it down the side of his tongue (not too far though) and circle his. Use the tip of your tongue to explore the tip of theirs. Or you can explore the inside of their mouth with just the tip of your tongue, like their teeth or the roof of their mouth, whatever you feel comfortable with. Just remember not to force your tongue all the way in or it will feel like he’s being suffocated.

When French kissing, when your tongue goes in is it supposed to go in sideways?
Your tongue goes in naturally, just like sticking your tongue out on its own. It won’t curl or turn sideways. It may go in a bit sideways into their mouth but that is because the two of you have your heads on an angle, slightly tilted.

Is it OK to suck on their tongue?
Yes, of course. There is no ONE way of using your tongue when French kissing. You can move your tongue in a circle around theirs, dart it in and out of their mouth teasingly, you can rub the tip of your tongue up & down their tongue. Do whatever feels comfortable for you.

What do I do with my lips when French kissing?
You can close them once in a while so that you can swallow. So your mouth will be open and you’ll be using your tongue for a bit. Then you close your mouth for a second with your lips still on your partner’s and then you open your mouth again. Their mouth will instinctively follow yours.

When French kissing, is it better to close your mouth once in a while or just keep it open?

Definitely close it once in a while kissing. Variation is very exciting in a kiss. Kissing only one way can be a bit boring and tiresome if the kiss is lasting a long time.

How do we switch our head positions in the time of French kissing?
To switch head positions, just break the kiss gently & turn your head to the other side. As simple as that!

How do you know when to close your mouth during a French kiss?
It will just come naturally. Whoever starts to close their mouth the other person will just instinctively close theirs also.

How do I move my head when French kissing?
Pretend you are Stevie Wonder and move your head very slightly the way he moves his head, almost like a figure 8 motion. Your lips won’t move themselves but they will move with the motion of your head. It’s like your lips want to rub themselves against the other person’s.

I’ve never French kissed my boyfriend and I’m scared I’ll do it wrong.
I wouldn’t be concerned about what other people think or say. It’s what you feel comfortable with. Some people don’t like the idea of French kissing. But being nervous about it if you’ve never done it before is quite normal. But if you don’t feel comfortable with it and your boyfriend hasn’t mentioned anything, I wouldn’t worry about it. Maybe your boyfriend isn’t too thrilled about the idea either. Ask him what he thinks. If he’s game for it and so are you, then experiment with what feels comfortable for the two of you. There is nothing wrong with asking and it.s a lot better than worrying about it.

My boyfriend and I have been going out for about a month and the relationship is great except our French kissing. We both seem to have two completely different styles in kissing and can’t seem to get our tongues in sync. What do you suggest?
I would suggest talking to him about it. You tell him how you like to use your tongue and have him tell you how he likes it. Hopefully the two of you can come to some type of happy medium. Maybe it’s not a matter of being in sync but that maybe the two of you don’t like the way the other kisses. If that is the case then the two of you will have to talk about it.

My boyfriend has a long tongue and he sticks it all the way down my throat. What should I do?
Tell him honestly that you would prefer to be kissed with less tongue. That you enjoy the feel of the tip of the tongue. Otherwise, if you don’t tell him how will he know? Tell him that you also want some variety and that you found some different types of kisses at my site and would like to try them out.

What is the general procedure to having a first French kiss?
First, cup her face in your hands. Or, you can put your hands on her arms. Bring your face towards hers and leave your mouth a bit open. Tilt your head slightly to one side so that when your lips meet the top and bottom of your lips will meet the corners of her mouth. It doesn’t have to be dead on so don.t worry about that. When your lips meet hers, because your mouth is open hers will instinctively open, too. So wait until hers are open and then put your tongue in her mouth. Use just the tip of your tongue to touch hers. Rub the tip of your tongue over hers, either in a slow circle or up and down the front of hers. Now, you can either leave your lips the way they are or you can move them very slowly in a circle over hers.

Remember, this is not an exact science. Play around with it and find something that makes you feel comfortable and that you enjoy. But remember… do not force your tongue all the way in. Try using just the tip of your tongue on the tip of hers to get the idea of how far to put your tongue in her mouth. It is very normal to feel nervous about French kissing for the first time. After the two of you have kissed a few times, ask her what she likes about it or if there is something you can do that she enjoys that you haven’t done before.