1. Download the Cheat Files Here
2. Open Fiddler (Install fiddler 2 if you don’t have one. Visit fiddler2 official website Click here to download.)
3. Unzip the Cheat file “tetrischeat.zip”
4. Drag the files to the Fiddler AutoResponder tab
5. Make sure “Enable automatic response” and “Unmatched request passthrough” are both ticked.
6. Clear or empty your Web Browser Cache.
7. Play Tetris Battle & see the results. Happy Gaming!

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Let me set something straight. THIS IS NOT A GET RICH QUICK SCHEME!

Introducing Pay To Click Services. Neobux is an advertising company where advertisers pay them and they pay you to view it. It will take a while before you really start earning big $ but I`ve seen ppl easily earning $ 50 a day! Dont believe me? Want prove to see that this is not a scam? PTC Investigations actually rated this website as an ELITE:

http://ptc-investigation.com/NeoBux.aspx

Neobux has paid out about over $ 20,000,000 (Yes that much) and has more than 3,000,000 users. Now imagine the possibilities!

Here is a Video I made if you still don`t understand!

This Strategy Guide will teach you how to make REAL money with them, without paying them a thing.

The only catch is you won’t be making $50/day right off the bat.
You will be making a few cents when you first start. The name of the game is called PATIENCE. Now, with this method, I won’t be investing any money to earn money. If you have money to invest, by all means, do it and you’ll see results faster than mine.

The key to making money on NeoBux is through referrals. It’s simple, if you don’t have referrals, you won’t make money. You can rent referrals directly from NeoBux.
The referrals are real people (NOT BOTS) and cost 25 cents a month each. Some will be active and some won’t.
To “recycle” a non-active referral for an active one you have to pay 7 cents.
It may seem like a lot, but it’s worth it. If you don’t recycle inactive referrals, you will lose money.

Okay enough chat let’s begin!
Sign Up To NeoBux Here:

Step 1:
Create a Paypal account here: http://www.paypal.com or https://www.alertpay.com
Its really easy and will take only 5 mins. You don’t have to link your credit card with the account!

Step 2:
Start Clicking Your Ads Every day, When you reach 75 cents by clicking on your own ads (if you don’t invest money) you are able purchase 3 referrals (DO NOT BUY REFFS YET!), it takes a few days to earn the 75 cents on your own and people are so eager to buy referrals that they just purchase as soon as their account reaches 75 cents.
When people do this they do not realize that they do not have enough money to maintain their rented referrals and their referrals eventually are taken away because they can’t pay for them.

Step 3:
Ok so before you rent referrals you should earn $3 by clicking on your ads (Or You Can Invest For Quickness) and then transfer it to your rental balance. This way you have $1 per referral and you will easily be able to recycle them if they are not active or pay to keep them for one more month. It will take a while to get $3 on your own, but this way you will be able to keep your referrals and exchange the inactive ones for active ones without the fear that you will not be able to pay for them.

Step 4:
Once you have your $3 in your rental balance purchase 3 referrals, Autopay is another must. As soon as you rent your first 3 referrals turn Autopay on (you will find this on the page where your referrals are listed). Referrals cost 30 cents a month to keep. Instead of you paying for the referral, they pay for themselves as long as you have Autopay turned on. What it does it subtract one of the advertisements your referral views each day and puts it towards the 30 cents that referral needs to stick around for another month. So you get one less penny from each referral, but they will be your referral as long as they are active.

Step 5:
Cashing out too early is a huge problem for people that use NeoBux.
When you request a payment it is INSTANTLY transferred into your Alertpay/Paypal account.
In order to see if NeoBux is indeed legit (which it is) many people will earn a dollar by clicking and then cash it out. Woo-hoo. You now have a WHOLE DOLLAR in your Paypal account.
That dollar should have been put towards buying referrals. With this strategy you will be putting $3 into your rental balance before you buy 3 referrals. So $1 per referral.
Keep renting referrals by increments of 3 (you can rent by higher increments later as your referrals make you more money) and continue until you have 300 referrals. This will take quite some time. This is where most people flake out. When you reach 300 referrals, stop buying referrals and just maintain the ones you already have. Keep doing this until the money builds up to about $100 and you can use $90 of it to pay for golden. $100 won’t take very long at all to get once you have 300 referrals and once you upgrade to golden your earnings will DOUBLE. This is the great part. Golden costs $90 a year but instead of getting half a cent for every advertisement your referral views, you get 1 cent. Your earnings double. That’s all there is to it.

Step 6:
Keep renting new referrals after you upgrade to golden and don’t cash out. Remember, you haven’t cashed out at all, and you shouldn’t until you have 2000 referals. When you have 2000 refs maintain and manage them till you have enough for cash for Ultimate. Once your Ultimate rent refs till you have about 7000 refs.

Why 7000 refs?

Lets work on a avg of 0.75 referal clicks a day. 7000 X 0.75 = 5250 clicks a day, which means you earn $50 A DAY!!!! From here you can rent more to maximize your profits or just manage them and enjoy the income!
And that’s the end of the strategy.

Remember sign up here:

Thank you

Here is an AMAZING success story I got from their forums:

For those of your who started renting refs. Here are some guidelines:

1. Choose a time of day that you can click ads and eventually manage your referrals at the same time everyday.

2. Click all available ads everyday (when you get referrals this is necessary to earn from referral clicks).

3. Utilize all free methods of advertising to gain any direct referrals. Talk it up with your friends and relatives. Put a tagline on your e-mail signature. Post in forums. Use free traffic exchanges.

4. Once your account balance reaches $2. Transfer this money to your rental balance and rent 3 referrals. It is only $0.90 to rent the referrals but you will need the remainder to properly manage the referrals.

5. Put the autopay function on.

6. If a referral of yours has not clicked today or yesterday and has click average of less than 2.0 then recycle it ($0.0 and get a new referral. If they have a click average of between 2.0 and 4.0, I will give them 4 days before I recycle them. I will give those with an average of over 4.0 seven days to return and click just because I would hate to recycle a great referral just because they were on vacation for a week.

7. Whenever, one of your referrals goes below 20 days before next payment pay to add another 30 days. Below 20 days, the autopay function does not work and you will not get the savings for that referral.

8. Every time your account balance reaches $1 transfer the money to your rental balance. At first when you are only making a couple of cents per day it is important to keep enough in your rental balance to maintain your recycling activity because you can only transfer in $1 increments. Once you can complete this transfer and have at least $2.40 in your rental balance rent another 3 referrals.

9. Continue this process until you are making a $1 a day in your account balance. At this point you can begin renting in bigger chunks of referrals every 7 days. Never rent a number of referrals that is greater than 33% of your existing totals as these will become difficult to manage through recycling with your earnings.

10. It will take a while but continue the above listed process until you reach 300 referrals. At this point stop renting and just maintain your referrals. Accumulate the earnings until you can pay for the upgrade to golden.

11. Once golden, maintain your referrals as before. Every week continue to rent referrals until you hit the 2000 refs joe. Any money that you are not sinking into referral maintenance or renting is profit for you.

Enjoy! And happy clicking!

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I chose this picture…

I won’t teach you exactly how to do it but i’ll tell you what tools to use on Photoshop.

First off… I use Liquify Tool to edit the nose.

I also use Pen Tool to select the skin area.

I use Match Color for changing the skin color.

I use BURN Tool for giving it a more detailed shadow.

That’s it!!!

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I am going to teach you how to do it.

First we have to test out what works on every draw.
For example I tested out the draws on PCSO Swertres 2PM Draw starting from 11/2/2009 to 11/14/2009 and it works.

Here are some example how to make your own angle.

First we take the result of 11/2/2009 which is 479
On a piece of paper we will write it like this (See Below)

4xx
x7x
xx9

You got it? Then we will subtract 1 on the last digit of the result which is #9.
So 9-1=8, So we then put 8 on top of #9. Like so…

4xx
x78
xx9

Then we deduct 1 again from 8, so it will equal to 7.
The final look of the angle will be like this.

467
578
439

What I did was just deduct 1 until I completed the angle.

So we have what I called Stack 1 Angle.. To get the second stack angle, we have to add 5 to each number like so.

467     912
578     023
439     984

4+5=9,   6+5=11 (That’s 1), 7+5=12(That’s 2) and so on…

This angle will guarantee only one winning number in 3 days.
And on the 3rd day, you generate another angle for your next 3 days.

So let’s check, If we got a winning number.

OFFICIAL RESULTS:
The Color Blue is the result where we get our angle.
The Color Red is the result where it hit in our angle.

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ADVANTAGES IN FREELANCING

You can set your own schedule.
You can determine what time you get up every morning and what time you turn in at night. You can decide how long you can take a vacation, or you can just skip a day and spend time with your family.

You don’t have a BOSS.
Even though you have clients, but they are different from a boss ‘coz they don’t have same power over your life than a boss have. Yes, then can still fire you, but you can also quit if things gets too difficult for you.

You can determine how you’ll earn.
A normal job only pays you a set of money every month no matter how hard you worked that month.
Freelancing allows you to make practically any amount of money that you wish to earn because you can set how much your services will cost and how many jobs you can take at one time.

You can work at home or in your own office.
Whether you prefer working in a home office or renting space somewhere to do your business, you are in charge of designing and maintaining your own comfortable office. You get to pick the people you work with. You get to pick the type of computer, post-it notes, and bottled water that you use on a daily basis also.

Pretty cool eh? Well here are some of the disadvantages in freelancing.

DISADVANTAGES IN FREELANCING

You can become overworked quickly
When you start working steadily as a freelancer, it becomes nearly impossible for you to truly take a vacation. You have projects and clients that need your constant attention, so being gone or getting sick even for a day can put you behind schedule.

You have to deal with clients who can be more difficult than bosses
Most of the clients freelancers work with are genuinely good people, but there are others out there that are not. Every freelancer has probably been ripped off by a client at one time or another, even if they take steps to protect themselves.

You don’t have a steady income
Unless you have one or two truly constant streams of work, you can expect your income to fluctuate dramatically. Some months you may feel like you struck the lottery while others may make you think you’re heading for the food stamp line, especially when you are starting out.

You don’t have a way to separate work from home life
If you have a home office, you may find it difficult to recognize the difference between being at home and being at work which means that while your watching television or eating dinner you may begin to feel like you’re actually still on the job.

As you can see, each positive has a negative aspect as well. However, many of these negatives can be easily handled once you have experience as a freelancer, but to get to that point, you need to know how to get started.

Find Something You Enjoy Doing

This is critical to your success. If you don’t already have something in mind to do as a freelancer, you need to be sure that you pick an activity that you truly love. Remember, you will be doing this type of work every day. Also, the more you enjoy your work, the more passionate you are about it. Potential clients will spot that passion and will be more inclined to work with you.

Save Some Money

Most freelancers actually start out as conventional 9-5 workers. In fact, many of them maintain their full-time jobs in addition to their freelance work for the sake of a stable income, health insurance, or other benefits. If you choose to go freelance full-time, however, you need to be sure to have a comfortable nest egg in the bank. Most experts agree that you should have enough money in your savings to cover six months worth of your basic necessities. If that sounds impossible, then try juggling some freelance work with your regular job for awhile. Save up all of the money you earn from your freelance work and use that as your nest egg.

Start Finding Clients Today

One mistake that freelancers often make is that think they can only start networking and marketing their services after they’ve gotten started. The truth is that if you’re considering becoming a freelancer, now is the time to start networking and marketing. Let people know that you are thinking about going solo and get their reactions. Start building a database of possible job leads. In fact, you may want to line up some work beforehand so you can be sure of having an income initially.

Be Prepared

Most potential clients will want to see references and/or samples of your work before they give you a project. You need to have these prepared in advance. Don’t wait until someone calls to possibly offer you a project to get your portfolio in order or to line up some qualified references. Have those ready to dispatch as soon as you get off the phone or finish the email.

Start a Web Site

Use the Internet to your advantage. Create a professional-looking but simple web site advertising your experience and your services, then place it on the Internet. It’s one of the best ways of attracting new clients.

These suggestions will help you start your freelancing career on the right foot, but the most important key to your success will be your perseverance. If you give up easily or don’t follow through with things, you may never truly make it as a freelancer. You must be able to take rejection. You must be self-motivated, and you must be persistent. Only then will you be able to experience firsthand all of the benefits of being a modern freelancer.

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It’s not, however, ever about price, but value. I suggest to you that consulting — that any service business — is all about establishing a solid value proposition and letting the customer decide if they need you and can afford you, not whether you’re worth what you charge. A good proposal will cause them to ask how they could possibly afford NOT to hire you.

Let me offer up a hypothetical situation to illustrate. You go into a potential client’s office, having already reviewed their materials and noticed that they have a very poorly worded call to action on their Web site, one that you know is adversely affecting their sales. You can fix it in less than a minute and already have two replacement candidates in mind.

You turn to the owner of the company and say “what would it be worth for me to be able to increase your sales by 10%?” She thinks for a minute and says, “an increase of 10% would have us gross $37,000 more this year, and net $9,800.”

Now you know that one minute of work will be worth almost $10,000 to this company. How much are you going to charge for it? $10 because, heck, it’s only a minute’s work, and let them have the very best deal they’ve ever had with a consultant?

To understand the answer, I’ll quote my friend Steven Sashen, who was telling me just the other day that his consulting rates are high because “I can build that in a few hours, but it took me fifteen years to learn how to do it”. To restate, clients don’t pay for your time, but for your expertise.

This intuitively makes sense because an hour of work from one person doesn’t equal an hour of work from another. That’s why there’s often such a dramatic pay disparity between line workers and corporate executives, for example: an hour of work on the line might produce a widget or gizmo, but an hour of the executive’s time could produce an acquisition or multi-million-dollar contract.

As a service provider or consultant, your rates should always go up over time because you’re learning to become more efficient and gaining additional knowledge each and every day you work. Even if you seem to do the same task each time, your skillset increases, which makes you more valuable to potential clients.

You should almost never negotiate your fee with clients. Doing that is like saying “I’m worth X, but since you can’t afford me, I’ll pretend that I have less knowledge and experience and charge 1/2 X”. Do you negotiate with your doctor before he begins a surgical operation? Do you only go to really cheap restaurants because you don’t want to pay for the expertise of an experienced chef?

That’s why you need to move from hourly rates to either daily or project-based pricing. To calculate a project price, try to figure out how much time it’ll take you, add 50% because you know the client will keep changing their mind, then ask yourself whether it’s within your core competence (justifying your premium pricetag) and whether it will, in a measureable way, either increase corporate revenue or decrease their cost of production or service.

Good project proposals are written around the value proposition, but should also detail the estimated number of hours, milestones, deadlines, and offer up a brief synopsis of your relevant experience for the job. Say “Estimated time to complete: 100 hours. Project fee: $7500″, not “Time to complete: 100 hours. Project fee: 100 * $75/hr = $7500″, because if you put it in terms of hours, the client will think of you as an hourly worker and want you to keep a timesheet or justify your time spent, rather than deliverables. That’s not the path to greater credibility and higher income, needless to say.

Finally, cap your project involvement. Anyone who has been around the service or consulting business knows the client who has daily changes and is never quite satisfied. Your 100 hour estimate that you were sure would be way over ends up being 63 hours too short, and since you bid a project price, you’re now working at McDonald’s wages. Not good.

That should get you going with your new, more profitable consulting business or any other freelance service. Good luck!

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Just add water! The relief is almost immediate, and will last for up to one hour!

• Ball up and soak a t-shirt in the sink, wring it out, put it on and sit in a lawn chair (or other chair that lets air through to you) in front of a fan. Re-wet as it dries. Make sure not to soak it with cold water. It can be colder than you think. Instead use lukewarm water so you get cool without freezing. Using a synthetic shirt will ensure no “wet T-shirt” look.
• Wet your wrists and other pulse points with cold water. Use a piece of ice wrapped in a face cloth to continue after the coolness wears off. Constantly cooling off the wrists will also cool off the body. Never use just ice; make sure it is wrapped in a towel or something similar.
• Wear a short sleeved shirt and put water on the sleeves. If there is a breeze or fan blowing on you, you can actually get cold. Use a squirt bottle, the sink or hose if outside to keep your sleeves wet. If you are outside and wearing long pants and you put water on your legs, the water will cool your legs.
• Hold a cold beverage on your neck to cool yourself. A cold object, such as a soda can, held against the neck cools the blood to the brain very quickly.
• A bandana, soaked in water and tied about the neck cools quickly and protects against sunburn.
• Fill your bathtub with cool water and get in. Once you are used to the temperature, let some water out and refill with cold water. Keep doing this until you are sufficiently cold. Your body will stay cool for a long time after you get out.

Sweat it out! Water vapor produced by sweating actually takes heat away from your body if it is exposed to air and allowed to evaporate. The best thing to do is to put your sweaty self in the path of a cool breeze or fan.

Drink water, even if you are not thirsty! You must replace fluids lost in perspiration to prevent dehydration. Oral re-hydration may be accomplished by drinking an electrolyte-balanced beverage. The electrolytes help to make sure you don’t lose vital minerals through sweating. Adding ice will also help cool you off. Avoid lemonade, iced tea, and other sugary drinks.

Dress (or undress) for the heat. There are several strategies to dress, depending on your situation:

• Nothing: If you’re in a situation where you can go without clothes, this can be the most comfortable, natural way to stay cool.
• Next-to-Nothing: Put on a swimsuit, or wear your underwear at home.
• Summer Clothing: Wear natural fabrics (cotton, silk, linen) rather than polyester, rayon, or other artificial fibers (with the possible exception of performance fabrics).
• Take off your hat, stay a while. Take off your shoes or hat while indoors! Much of the body’s heat is released through the soles of the feet, the palms of the hands, and the scalp. Keeping these areas cool makes a surprising difference.
• Wear Light Colors: Darker colors will absorb the sun’s rays and be warmer.
• Cover Up: Covering up may actually keep your cooler, especially if the heat is low in humidity. In the scorching temperatures of the Middle Eastern deserts, traditional cultures wear clothing covering from head to toe. By protecting your skin from the sun beating down, you’ll also shade your skin. Be sure your clothing is natural fabrics, and loose.

Avoid direct sunlight. Stay in a shaded area if possible. Exposure to direct sunlight increases the heat index, so that your body may experience temperatures even higher than the air temperature! If you must go outdoors, go in the morning or evening. A wide-brimmed hat is good. Light-weight, loose-fitting cotton clothing should be worn.

Go downstairs. Warm air is less dense than cooler air so it ends up layered on top of the downward moving cooler air. If you’re in a house, for example, get lower than the roof. Make your way to the basement or lower level. It will be cooler there. Position a fan in an upstairs window to draw off heat collected in upper rooms–set it up so that it sucks air from indoors and pushes it outdoors.

Keep the air flowing. Turn on the ceiling fan or box fan in the room. In the evening, open windows and use fans to create a cross-breeze, circulating cooler evening/night air through the rooms. As soon as the sun hits the building the next morning, close all windows, blinds, and curtains, and keep doors and windows closed throughout the day until it is cooler outside than it is inside. Then you can open everything up again and cool off to be prepared for the next day. Leaving kitchen cabinets open all night helps too; if you leave them closed, they store the heat and your house won’t cool off as much.

Turn off electrical heat sources.Turn off the stove or other sources of heat. Don’t use the stove or oven to eat–eat out, eat cold food, or use the microwave. Incandescent light bulbs also create heat. Turn off your lamps, as well as your computer when you’re not on Wikihow.

Use a hint of mint.Try a few minty or menthol products to cool your skin: slather on lotion with peppermint (avoid your face and eyes), shower with peppermint soap, use a minty foot soak, and powders with mint. Mint refreshes the skin and leaves a nice cooling sensation.

Try a heat snorkeling system. Take a glass and fill it almost to the brim with ice cubes. Then hold it up to your mouth and blow gently into the cup. The ice causes the air you are blowing into the cup to cool down drastically, and since the air only has one way out of the cup (the hole which should now be aiming right at your face) the cold air is forced out over your skin. This is a great alternative to air conditioning and is very simple.

Breathe like a yogi. Try the yoga practice of shitali pranayama. Sit down cross legged and take a few deep breaths, inhaling and exhaling slowly. Roll your tongue into a tube with the tip outside the mouth. Continuing slow deep breath, breath in through the tube and then move your chin to your chest as you breath out through your nose. Do that 5-10 times and you should start to feel cooler. Dogs often use their tongues to cool themselves; perhaps this yoga practice comes from noticing that.

Eat spicy food. It’s not a coincidence that many people in hotter regions of the world eat spicy food. Spicy (hot to the taste) food increases perspiration which cools the body as it evaporates. It also can cause an endorphin rush that is quite pleasant and might make you forget about the heat.

Use alcohol–rubbing, that is… Take ordinary rubbing alcohol and a wash-cloth and pour some alcohol onto the cloth and rub it onto your face, being careful not to get any in your mouth or eyes, and stand in front of or under moving air and the evaporating alcohol makes it feel around 30 degrees.

Put a freeze on things. Get a 1 or more 3 liter bottles, fill them mostly full of water, freeze them, then place them in a large bowl (to catch dripping water). Position a fan to blow on them. As the ice in the bottles melts, the air cools around them. The fan will blow that air at you. The water in the bottles can be frozen overnight and used again, repeatedly. This will supplement your AC if you have it, and will serve as a ad hoc AC until you can get a decent AC system.

Think cool. Read books about climbing Mount Everest, visiting Norway, or watch “March of the Penguins”, “Ice Age”, or “The Day After Tomorrow”. You might not be physically cooler, but if your mind envisions a cold environment, you might feel a bit cooler.

Long-Term Solutions

1. Use light-colored roofing. If you have the choice, choose a lighter roof or roof coating. It will reflect sunlight rather than absorbing it.
2. Plant Trees. Trees can shade your home or yard and keep things considerably cooler. Deciduous trees, those that lose their leaves in winter, will let sunlight through in winter when it’s desired and create shade in summer. Awnings and planning the exposure of windows and doors in a home you are building can also provide shade. The south and west sides of your home will generally be the hottest and most in need of shade.
3. Send up the cool air. If your home has a basement and central air system, have an HVAC professional add a cold air return in the basement to pull the naturally cool air that falls down and recycle it into the rest of your home by simply setting your furnace to “fan” mode.

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