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yellowmandi @yellowmandi (102) • India 7 Sep 07

hi friends can anybody suggest the sites or organization that give work for home without any investment. because i have computer internet and a lot of time to do that works but don't have money to invest for that.

make extra income

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lightlysalted Hi, There are so many different sites out there you could be trawling for ages, but i've written a detailed article on the best survey sites for generating a good homeworking income, it may help you to choose the one's you...

8 Sep 07

lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 29 Aug 07

http://www.friendsandmoney.co.uk/financialsafetynet.html The above article details a variety of ways of saving for the future, what are your thoughts about savings?

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 29 Aug 07

http://www.friendsandmoney.co.uk/financialsafetynet.co.uk The above article details a host of ways to ensure that you are financially secure in the future, but how important is it to save?

saving for the future

savings

lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 17 Aug 07

Hi all have been doing a lot of research into online survey sites and have compiled a comprehensive list to save you all trawling through the internet, please note that there are no benefits to me of you clicking on the...

best survey sites

online surveys

surveys

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 7 May 07

I notice that the blogging feature on mylot is very specific i.e you need to have had a blog running for 4 months before they will even consider it. does it add value to Mylot or is it an unhealthy distraction to the main...

blogging

discussion

mylot

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lightlysalted I love writing and words, although my punctuation needs a little work. Thanks for the comments on the site I appreciate you taking time to check it out.

7 May 07

lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 7 May 07

Social networking sites are an increasingly popular place to make friends and chat but can you really be honest or do you tone down your opinions for fear of being criticised?

discussion

freedom of speech

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lightlysalted hi chuck, you've been busy today, everywhere I've been today on mylot you've made comments, that's impressive. Anyway back to this discussion you illustrate my point precisely because you try to avoid discussions that you feel your opinions/views may be...

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

I am not a pacifist, indeed I supported the last gulf war but I have always been totally opposed to the second war with iraq, as despite the terrible human right atrocities, it was clear that military action would simply generate...

iraq

violence

war

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lightlysalted yep I think it's a fair point you make about putting our own houses in order first and I agree. It's the constant dabbling that often causes more resentment on the international scene. I'm not saying western powers shouldn't intervene to protect innocent lives...

7 May 07

mnflower @mnflower (1299) • United States 6 May 07

ok here is the deal anyone from the us that has made money taking surveys I would like to know the name of the survey site that they used if you could please send me the name in a message or leave the name on here.I have a couple...

surveys

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lightlysalted I like doing surveys too, this site http://friendsandmoney.co.uk/surveysthatpay.html has quite a collection of surveys that may be of interest.

7 May 07

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 7 May 07

mine was a DVD player that I got for £2.50 (or $5)

bargains

ebay

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lightlysalted that's impressive you should take a photo of it and post it on this discussion! thanks for the response, whilst you have to be a little careful on ebay you can certainly find some great bargains.

7 May 07

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

There are lots of different ideas of how to deal with the issue of drug addiction and particularly the effect drug addiction has upon shop theft, stealing, and street robbery, but what are your thughts on the best approach?

crime

drug addiction

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lightlysalted hi wolfie, thanks for the comments, I am not sure whether I would support wholesale legalisation of drugs as I feel that it wouldn't ever solve the problem because there would always be something else for people to become addicted to, but I fully agree that...

7 May 07

lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 7 May 07

I notice that the blogging feature on mylot is very specific i.e you need to have had a blog running for 4 months before they will even consider it. does it add value to Mylot or is it an unhealthy distraction to the main...

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 7 May 07

mine was a DVD player that I got for £2.50 (or $5)

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 7 May 07

Social networking sites are an increasingly popular place to make friends and chat but can you really be honest or do you tone down your opinions for fear of being criticised?

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

I am not a pacifist, indeed I supported the last gulf war but I have always been totally opposed to the second war with iraq, as despite the terrible human right atrocities, it was clear that military action would simply generate...

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lightlysalted I totally agree and this is been my position from the outset of the war, like wolfie commented earlier, we just don't learn from previous experiences that going to war in certain conditions just doesn't work and just entrenches the attitudes to terroists. I...

7 May 07

lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

A friend of our family who is just 19 years old has recently been diagnosed with cancer and it got me thinking. What causes it, is it lifestyle, food radiowaves or something else? What are your thoghts on it's causes?

cancer causes

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lightlysalted thanks for the detailed response Psychodude, very informative

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

I have a gym membership and I do alot of running but during the summer months, I switch to running outdoors and find it much more rewarding than sweating away in the gym whilst the sunshine is out. So is gym membership any good...

gym

gym membership

running

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lightlysalted that's a really fair point, it's interesting that even a generation or two ago our parents and grandparents always seemed to be fitter and healther is general owing to the more physical nature of the jobs they did, or the no reliance on cars etc... I think...

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lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

I have a gym membership and I do alot of running but during the summer months, I switch to running outdoors and find it much more rewarding than sweating away in the gym whilst the sunshine is out. So is gym membership any good...

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lightlysalted hi wolfie good to have your excellent contributions as ever. I have to say I am impressed that you manage 5 times a week. I don't know why but I find that the air conditioning in the gym gets to me after a while when I'm running inside on a treadmill/running...

6 May 07

lightlysalted @lightlysalted (183) 6 May 07

I have a gym membership and I do alot of running but during the summer months, I switch to running outdoors and find it much more rewarding than sweating away in the gym whilst the sunshine is out. So is gym membership any good...

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lightlysalted I would love to run outside all year I love training in the fresh air, although I probably couldn't cope with the heat, being the heat sensitive englishman that I am. I love the name betshopboy, thanks for the contribution

6 May 07

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