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February 28 Use Skype!!! Quote
Skype have free calls to the USA and Canada for citizens of those countries.
But how does it find out who is a citizen of these countries? Your IP address. Can this be changed? Yes. Easily? Yes
Part A What you need: Tor and Privoxy http://tor.eff.org/download.html.en DOWNLOAD THIS ONE (this automatically installs the Windows packages)
FreeCap v3.18
Skype http://www.skype.com/download/ Part B What they do: Tor & Privoxy - These send you through an onion router, encrypted at each stage so when you leave and enter the web you are completely anonymous. Freecap - This allows you to send other programs through the Tor network. Skype - VOIP - Use your computer as a phone and access any phone in the USA or Canada for free (Landlines and Mobiles) with this guide. Part C How to do it:
Starting Tor, Privoxy and FreeCap together with a batch file
 You are the posted by plainz at 4:05 AM 0 comments Thursday, August 17, 2006
Update - Method to no longer leave Tor's country designation to chance There is a quick and easy way to make it much more likely that Tor will choose the USA as you IP Address. You must already have Tor installed to do this. WHAT TO DO??
WHAT DOES THIS DO??
posted by plainz at 7:19 AM 0 comments Monday, August 14, 2006
Update Interestingly although the methods suggested here have to get free calls it also provides a method of using skype in countries where it is not allowed or is carefully watched. By going through tor the traffic is encryped and cannot be checked by the powers that be. For example China, the UAE or any similar place. For that reason feel free to replicate this guide or translate it if it is of use.
February 26 GeovisiteGeo location The geolocation by ip (localization) allows to localize the geographic position of an Internet user during its access to your blog, forum or Internet site using its IP address (Address attributed daily by the internet access provider)
The geographic localization thanks to this process is reliable in 97 % for the country of the Internet user, in 75 % for its city or its region. Geo visit proposes you two successful and dynamic tools Geocounter and geomap There are many kinds of maps. counters for your spaces!!! You can customize one by yourself! Get the codes and put them in your htmlbox or sandbox!!! At the bottom of my page ,you can see the effection!!!
use java scriptcodes as:
<iframe name="window name" scrolling=no align=middle width=140 height=200 marginhight=0 marginwidth=0 frameborder=0 src="your javascript web page url goes here"></iframe>
put them in your html box or sandbox
It's very simple!!!
Have a try!!!
February 25 Get a map of visitors to your web site Effect
  It takes only a minute to set up. All you have to do is copy and paste the following link onto your web site:
You'll get a button that looks like this (which you're welcome to change however you want): That's all! Your site visitors will think it's the coolest thing they've ever seen. <a href="http://www.zipwise.com/geomap/"><img src="http://www.zipwise.com/images/geomap.jpg" alt="ZIP Code File" border="0"></a><br><a href="http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-1591994-5902069"><img src="http://www.zipwise.com/images/ebay.jpg" alt="Visit eBay" width="100" height="13" border="0"></a>
February 24 Slide showSo you can talk about a subject and then add a slideshow to the blog as well. It should make some blog's more exiting. I have added a slide show below just as an example. You can make diferent slideshow's and they are free. To add them to your blog entry click on html and paste the embed code into your blog. then click off html and the slide show should be visable in your blog. Title and publish it code as this:
<div><embed src="http://widget-39.slide.com/widgets/slideticker.swf" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" quality="high" scale="noscale" salign="l" wmode="transparent" flashvars="cy=xa&il=1&channel=216172782117916729&site=widget-39.slide.com" width="400" height="300" name="flashticker" align="middle"/><div style="width:400px;text-align:left;"><a href="http://www.slide.com/pivot?ad=0&tt=16&sk=0&cy=xa&th=0&id=216172782117916729&map=1" target="_blank"><img src="http://widget-39.slide.com/p1/216172782117916729/xa_t016_v000_a000_f00/images/xslide1.gif" border="0" ismap="ismap" /></a> <a href="http://www.slide.com/pivot?ad=0&tt=16&sk=0&cy=xa&th=0&id=216172782117916729&map=2" target="_blank"><img src="http://widget-39.slide.com/p2/216172782117916729/xa_t016_v000_a000_f00/images/xslide2.gif" border="0" ismap="ismap" /></a></div></div>
February 22 Happy Birthday to me! Happy Birthday to me!
 Today is my birthday!!!
Happy Birthday to me!!!
February 11 The Secret Of Getting What You WantThis Week's Tip: The Secret Of Getting What You Want
Greetings!
The weather is often a topic of conversation,regardless of where people live or what time of year it is. Certainly some weird stuff is going onright now all over the country. Denver has had its share of bad storms so farthis season. I have my own Denver weather story,
and of course, it involves a sales scenario. A couple of years ago I flew into a springtime snowstorm in Denver, my connecting city. To
compound things, the airport had electrical problems with the flight control navigational system. Total havoc reigned in the terminal. Since my flight to Denver was late arriving, my connecting flight to Los Angeles was already gone. Instead of waiting in the customer service line snaking down the corridor, I called the reservation number of the airline. The helpful telephone service agent suggested I hustle down to Gate 48 and try to standby on the next flight to Los Angeles, although it was way overbooked. I sprinted, weaving and hurdling down the terminal, only to be met by the flashing message board at Gate 48, snickering "Wait List Full."
That didn't deter me and the 10 business-suited guys in line in front of me, still thinking we had a shot. I watched with amusement as these guys attempted to throw their weight around: "My company does a lot of business with this airline, and I expect to get on this flight," demanded one. "Look, I need to speak with your manager," snorted another. One even threatened, "Give me your name. If you don't get me on this flight, your regional boss will hear about it." And of course, "Do you know who I am?" (Which brings to mind the maybe-true story of the had-it-up-to-here gate agent who responded to a similar question by getting
on the microphone and announcing, "Does anyone know who this guy is, because HE certainly doesn't." I digress. Back to the scenario. Not surprisingly, all of these people stomped away in a huff, boarding pass-less. I felt sorry for the guy behind the counter. And I wouldn't have blamed him, if, inside he was secretly crowing, "Your power doesn't
mean jack-squat right now, buddy. I am the King Poobah of the wait list." Those self-important individuals apparently weren't salespeople--or good ones, anyway.
They didn't understand the magic rule of sales. Follow with me. I approached the counter, and the agent looked like a boxer entering the 10th round, slightly beaten up, but braced to dodge more blows. I smiled, and calmly whispered,
"It's impressive how you personally can control, and are responsible for the weather, the electrical system in the airport, and how many seats were built on this plane."
He laughed (for the first time in the 25 minutes I was standing there) and said, "Yeah, I waved my magic wand and single- handedly screwed up everyone's life today." "I admire the way you handle the abuse you get. I'd probably snap at some point and tell people to kiss my ass-igned seating chart and go play on the runway."
He replied, "I'm tempted, but you just need to understand they're frustrated, and most of them are used to telling people what to do and getting their own way." I continued, "Well, here's my situation. I understand the wait list is closed, but whatever you
might be able to do is appreciated. I know some of these people are at the tail end of their trip and just going home. Personally, I'm scheduled to do a seminar tomorrow morning in Los Angeles, so it would be great if I could get there tonight." He took my ticket, noticed I did have one of the higher levels of frequent flier status
(I let HIM discover it, instead of trying to bang him over the head with my "power"). He leaned forward and whispered, "I'll see what I can do. Stick around." He got me on the flight.
It gets better. While crow-barring my 6' 1" frame into a middle seat, jostling for the armrests with who looked like ex-defensive lineman on either side of me in the window and aisle seats, my name was called on the plane's intercom to come to the front. The same agent greeted me: "Mr. Sobczak, we've upgraded you to First Class, since a seat opened up here and we were able to get another standby passenger on."
That didn't stink.
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