Website History Research
Topic: Resources
Hello everyone!

I found another resource to help you understand what works on the internet and what other people have changed to make thier web sites become successful.

Study your competitors in depth to learn what is working for them and what did not work for them. To better understand what has or has not worked for competitor websites, check out their time lapsed progressions using the Wayback Machine.

By reviewing what other people have accomplished, you shorten your learning curve.

I have made it a habit to learn from other peoples' experiences. It has helped me avoid many common mistakes. Let me know how this resource helps you.

Until next time, I am, and will always be Frank...

Internet Fraud
Topic: Government
Hello again!

The internet is a great place to do business and keep in touch with people you know. It is also a vehicle for taking advantage of people. However, the IRS has established one way of fighting fraud.

Yesterday, the Internal Revenue Service announced in publication "IR-2006-49, March 27, 2006" that the IRS established an electronic mailbox for taxpayers to send information about suspicious e-mails they receive which claim to come from the IRS. Taxpayers should send the information to: phishing@irs.gov

With everybody helping, people that would do harm to you can be put out of business.

Until next time... I am, and will continue to be Frank...

Do You Believe in Answers?
Topic: Faith
What do you believe in? Do you believe in death? Or do you believe in an afterlife? Do you believe there are spirits who watch over you? A God? Gods? Angels? Demons? A relative who died yesterday? A friend who passed?

How often do you think of them? How often do you talk to them? How often have they talked with you? How often have they intervened in your life? How often have you prayed for them to intervene in your life?

What about your living family, friends, associates and strangers? How often have you prayed for their help? How often have you helped someone who did not ask? How often has someone helped you without asking?

Do you believe in the end of the world? Armageddon? The Redeemer? The end of all evil, and the beginning of peace on earth?

Do you think of what others think of you? What about those passed over to the spirit world? What do spirits see that the living do not see? Do you care what they think of you today? What about when you see them when you die?

If the world ended today but you were given the chance to stay and help others obtain peace, would you?

Why wait until then?

What do you believe in?

Girard Frank Bolton, III.

In loving memory of my longest living Grandparent who I knew as "Nannie"
and was known to all as Minnie Eva Burge Laird
16 September 1915 - 26 March 2006
She lives in my heart and our memories.
Until later... Frank

Increase your web hits by using this resource
Do you ever wonder why your web site is somewhere in the last couple thousand listed in your web search? Maybe it is because you do not know the search words people are using to look for what they need. Wordtracker is a valuable resource for finding out what people are looking for on the internet. If you are not selling something on the internet but are looking into what will sell, take a look at Wordtracker. Let me know how Wordtracker affect your sales.
Until next time, I am and will always be Frank...

How many A.D.D. children are actually Lead Poisoned children?
Topic: Health
What percentage of children in the U.S. have been misdiagnosed to have Attention Deficit Disorder but have never been tested for lead poisoning?

Lead poisoning symptoms are:

Children have reading and learning difficulties, behavioral problems, difficulty paying attention and hyperactivity, seizures, coma and death.

Children can get lead poisoning by breathing or swallowing lead dust particles.

Homes built prior to 1978 are prone to contain lead paint which can crack and turn to dust.

Unborn children can be exposed by their pregnant mothers.

Adults can have a loss of sex drive, physical fatigue and/or high blood pressure.

To learn more, go to EPA web site.

Anyone selling or buying homes, renting or leasing homes (landlords and tenants) or remodeling homes (built in or before 1978) should get tested for lead poisoning.

Blood testing shows lead poisoning acquired within only 30 days.

A "ZPP" test is a better test for long term lead poisoning.

Our bodies can not distinguish lead from calcium nor iron. Lead is stored in our bones for up to 30 years.

Most doctors have only minimal training in identifying lead poisoning.