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Develop the Discipline Necessary to Work At Home Full Time

time June 10th, 2008 | category Category: Making Money |
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Develop the Discipline Necessary to Work At Home Full Time

If you want to prepare to quit your job and work from home on the internet, you have to start thinking of your home as the place you work. You will have no boss other than yourself, so you have to require yourself to complete tasks.

The toughest part of entrepreneurship is imposing deadlines on myself. But if you can say “I will not let today pass without accomplishing x,y, and z” you are really setting yourself up to succeed. I’m working at this one every day, because I still often let myself push things off until ‘tomorrow’.

The real danger of that is you can’t have today back. Once time is gone, that’s it. If you have real goals and no boss to force you to complete the necessary tasks, you have to develop the ability to complete the work - today.

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Quit Job & Learn How to be Full Time Blogger

time June 10th, 2008 | category Category: Making Money |
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1. Find Your Best Method For Making Money Online
When you quit your job it’s not time to learn what will work. It’s time to scale up the effort you’ve already been investing in a system that is producing results. It doesn’t matter whether that’s Keyword Sniping, BANS, consulting, or freelance work.

Any of those could give you the full-time income you need to stay job-free. But you need to have momentum and success behind you before you expect any of those methods to sustain you as a full-timer. An extension of this advice is that your chosen method has to be one that will reasonably scale up to a level that will pay you what you need to live.

Let’s say you right now you have an internet income of $200 per month, and it takes you 15 hours per month to maintain that income. If your monthly income requirement is $4000, you’ll have to increase your current income 20x. If you can’t introduce some new efficiencies into your business, you’ll need to invest 300 hours per month (or about 75 per week) to make that $4000 per month.

That’s probably not realistic. So make sure you can grow your income to the level you need without having to put in outrageous work-weeks. Hundred hour weeks aren’t bad if a few of them create a more passive income. But if you’re not seeing your income grow as your work hours decrease, you need to improve your money-making methods.

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ITALIAN TREASURES AT DEWAN FILHARMONIK PETRONAS

time June 8th, 2008 | category Category: Event |
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ITALIAN TREASURES AT DEWAN FILHARMONIK PETRONAS

Since its inception a decade ago, for the first time ever, Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS (DFP) will collaborate with the Embassy of Italy to Malaysia to present an exhibition of priceless Italian string instruments called Italian Treasures and a special concert by the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) chamber ensemble on Thursday, 19 June 08 at 6.30 p.m.

DFP, as the nation’s premier hub for classical music, and the Embassy of Italy are organizing the exhibition of precious string instruments from both ancient and modern Italian school of violin-making. The instruments on display are selected from the greatest Italian masters including Antonio Stradivarius, Ferdinand Gagliano and Gasparo da Salo, some of which are over 300 years old.

The exhibition is open to the public from 13 June 08 to 20 June 08 from 11.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. at the DFP promenade and foyer. Admission is free and members of the public can bring their own string instruments for evaluation by string experts and restorers, Virgoletti & Sakamoto.

Through this exhibition, the Embassy of Italy to Malaysia and DFP hope to forge a closer working relationship between the two entities in strengthening cultural and academic ties.

The exhibition is sponsored by Finmeccanica, an Italian leading high technology firm which ranks third in Europe in the aerospace, defence and security sectors.   This year, Finmeccanica celebrates its 60th year of activities since its foundation. 

For the concert on 19 June 08, music lovers and arts aficionados will be treated to the soothing sounds of the Italian Treasures when four MPO musicians perform on the finest Italian string instruments. Violinists Markus Gundermann and Daniella Rodnite, violist Giovanni Passini and cellist Simon Cobcroft will entice audiences with ‘Chrysanthemums’ composed by Giacomo Pucini, ‘String Quartet in E minor’ by Giuseppe Verdi, and ‘Luisa Miller – excerpts arranged for string quartet’ also by Giuseppe Verdi and arranged by Emanuele Muzio.

The chamber concert is expected to last for an hour, and this will be followed by a demonstration of violin-making at 8.00 p.m. Tickets are priced at RM10 for all seating categories. Bookings can be made by calling the Box Office at 03-2051 7007 or fax 03-2051 7077 or email dfp_boxoffice@petronas.com.my

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MPO’S MUSICAL JAMBOREE @ Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS

time June 8th, 2008 | category Category: Event |
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THE MPO’S MUSICAL JAMBOREE IS BACK!

The annual Musical Jamboree is back again! Be part of a sterling celebration of young talents when the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO)’s Education & Outreach Programme – Encounter – organize this Jamboree on Sunday, 15 June 08 at 10.30 a.m. at Dewan Filharmonik PETRONAS, KLCC. Showcasing the musical talents of students from the Encounter, this event is the finale of the 07/08 season of the MPO Instrumental Lessons Programme under the Encounter’s wings. This will also be the fifth Musical Jamboree organized by Encounter since its inception in 1999.

Audiences and invited guests will be treated to performances by solo, duo, cello quartet, trio, Encounter Strings Quartet and High Winds Ensemble. All students will perform engaging and challenging classical works ranging from compositions by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Telemann, Schubert, Sarasate and Wieniawski.

All students have been coached by the musicians from the MPO throughout the 07/08 season to prepare them for this performance.

This event is a unique platform to nurture young local talents for music-making and performances. Indeed, it will be a celebration of youths and budding musicians that will shape the future of local arts scene.

To date, Encounter can be proud of having approximately 45 students from as young as 5 years old, under its wings.

For more information on the Encounter activities, kindly call Encounter Hotline at 03-20517688 or go to www.malaysianphilharmonic.com. Reporters who are interested to cover the Jamboree, please call Harry at 03-20517672 as soon as possible.  

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EURO 2008: Goal Angelos Charisteas Spain

time June 8th, 2008 | category Category: Sports |
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EURO 2008: Goal merchants up for glory

ZURICH: They are the men who will reap the plaudits and milk the applause — the goal poachers who can grab glory for their nation in an instant.

And they will deserve the adulation if they can rise above the increasingly defensive fare of the modern international game and the fear of losing which hung heavy over the finals of both Euro 2004 and the 2006 World Cup.

Although the 2.5 goals a game average of Euro 2004 bears comparison with earlier editions the sterile style of the final, when Greece shocked hosts Portugal with a goal from Angelos Charisteas after seeing off the French and the Czechs in similar 1-0 smash-and-grab style.

Two years on from a similarly sterile World Cup final fans will be hoping for more effervescent stuff from the likes of Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, and Spanish vulture Fernando Torres.

Torres is Spain’s golden boy after scoring 24 league goals in his debut season at Liverpool, eclipsing the previous 23 debut season mark for a foreign star of former Manchester United man Ruud van Nistelrooy.
Germany will hope that Bayern Munich pair Lukas Podolski and Miroslav Klose can kick on from their Bundesliga title-winning exploits and that Mario Gomez, whose parents are Spanish, can also bring his shooting boots having scored six goals for his country in nine appearances.

Italy will rely heavily on their own Bayern star in the shape of Luca Toni, who helped secure qualification with vital goals in the Azzurri’s tough matches against Scotland.

France coach Raymond Domenech, while he has the evergreen Thierry Henry, Nicolas Anelka, Sidney Govou and budding star Karim Benzema in their attacking ranks, has also plumped for young St Etienne striker Bafetimbi Gomis. — AFP

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