I’m wondering how those self-claimed internet gurus make money online consistently. The keyword here is “consistent.” So far, I am able to get few hundred bucks from this website, but it is very difficult to make it as a constant income stream.

Here are some ideas gathered from the web that might help to create the “constant.” (constant income!!)

Create a Posting Schedule. It makes it easier for readers to follow you; indeed, look forward to your posts. If your schedule is erratic, it will take you much longer to build up a loyal following.

Post from Experience. Information is the best selling product on the web. And, much of it is written in a “how to” format by authors who’ve experienced it first-hand.

Choose a Niche. Choose a niche and stick to it. It’s where the money is. There’s so much information on the web that it’s impossible to be everything to everybody. So, clearly define your niche and always post with their wants and needs in mind.

Interact with Other Popular Blogs in Your Niche. The most effective way to do this is by commenting on other popular blogs in your niche. Make your posts relevant. Don’t just post to post. This is pointless and is a waste of time. Use the space to leave helpful, relevant feedback.

Use Good Grammar. How good your post is, if it’s poorly written, you will lose credibility. Never underestimate the power of good writing.

Get a Clean Design. You don’t have to be a web designer to have an effective blog. After all, readers come for your information. If design is not your specialty, don’t sweat it. Just use a clean design that is easy to navigate.

Get Plugins. Plugins are things like “recent posts”, “recent comments”, etc. They encourage readers to hang around longer. The longer a visitor stays on your blog, the more likely they will buy from you - whether right now or at some time in the future.

Blog with SEO in Mind. Center each post on a keyword phrase. And, the writing doesn’t have to be bad to “force a phrase,” just keep SEO in mind when you blog.

Don’t Forget to Market Your Blog. Don’t stop at posting. Get mileage out of your posts. You might want to use OnlyWire service to update and submit your content to top social sites.

Don’t Give Up. Blogging is more time consuming than many think when they first start. This is why there are so many dead blogs on the web. But remember, success is a marathon, not a sprint. So don’t give up.

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Malaysia’s first submarine “KD Tunku Abdul Rahman”, arrived at the Pulau Indah Royal Malaysian Navy base, Port Klang on September 3, 2009 and was received by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (King of Malaysia) Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin.

KD Tunku Abdul Rahman sailed from Toulon, France on July 11 and took 54 days to reach Malaysia, making stops at Jeddah, Djibouti and Cochin on the 6,000Nm journey, which included 32 days of submersion and 10 days of surfacing.

The submarine was jointly developed by the French company DCNS, and the Spanish company Navantia and is one of two Scorpene submarines acquired by the Malaysian government to strengthen the Royal Malaysian Navy.

With a maximum depth of 350 meters (1,148 feet), the Scorpene is able to achieve an average of 240 days at sea. The structure of the submarine uses high-yield stress-specific steel which allows for as many dives to maximum depth as necessary. Also the Scorpene allows for a greater load of fuel and ammunition thanks to the use of high-tensile steel that reduce the weight of the hull. The planning and design of the Scorpene was directed towards achieving an extremely quiet vessel with a great detection capability and offensive power. By using advanced hydrodynamics with an albacore bow shape the Scorpene has low radiated noise reducing risk of detection from enemy sensors. The equipment is mounted on elastic mountings and the noisiest systems have double elastic mounting. This greatly reduces the risk of noise profiles to be radiated outside the submarine.

Able to carry out anti-submarine or anti-surface ship warfare operations, as well as special forces deployment in coastal waters, the Scorpene is manned by a 31 man crew. The control room and the living quarters are mounted on an elastically supported and acoustically isolated floating platform. All living and operational areas are air-conditioned. The vessel is equipped with all the necessary systems to provide vital supplies, water, provisions, regeneration of the atmosphere, to ensure the survival of all the crew for seven days.

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Lengthy documents stored on the Internet are sometimes saved as PDF (Portable Document Format) files. Placing large amounts of text on an individual web page is considered bad internet practice since it causes users to scroll through a big web page, which can become tedious.

The advantage of PDF files comes in their universal look; no matter what platform you open them on, they will look exactly the same. These create a much easier distribution method for the author, knowing that no matter how many times the file is duplicated, and in what manner, the look will remain the same. Another advantage to PDF files is the small file size.

PDF search engines are dedicated search engines to find PDF files only. You can’t find any other information from these search engines, since their database collects information about PDF files and their download links only.

Now you don’t have to depend on common search engines like Google, Yahoo etc. start using PDF Search Engine.com to search PDF files fast. PDF Search Engine.com is a book search engine search on sites, forums, message boards for PDF files.

To find all information about making money online, you just need to type “make money blogging” and hit the Search Books button. It will display the list of your search results and you can prefer either to download those PDF files, read them online as PDF file or read them as HTML files.

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The Formula One Federation (FIA) has accepted Malaysia’s bid to enter the 2010 and future FIA F1 World Championships, which will see the country’s participation via its own racing team - 1Malaysia F1 Team.

The 1Malaysia F1 Team is a government and private sector initiative, combining the collaborative experience of Malaysian Automakers - Proton and Lotus, coupled with world-class expertise, and backed by Sepang International Circuit (SIC), Motorsports Association of Malaysia (MAM) as well as Automobile Association of Malaysia (AAM) to compete in F1 for the standard contractual period of 10 years. This partnership is further enhanced with the proven capabilities of a group of highly respected Malaysian entrepreneurial investors consisting of Kamarudin Meranun and Tony Fernandes of AirAsia, and SM Nasarudin SM Nasimuddin of NAZA.

The team will be based at Sepang International Circuit - where the cars will be designed, manufactured and tested, making this the first team to be located outside of Europe and only the second, to Ferrari, to have a race track 200 meters from their front door. These cars will be “Made in Malaysia, by Malaysians.”

“1Malaysia F1 Team will fly our colors on the world stage and be the product of our engineers, our universities, our hi-tech centers of excellence,” the Malaysian Prime Minister Dato’ Sri Najib Tun Razak explained. To date two local universities, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia and Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, have already been engaged to participate, as has Composites Technology Research Malaysia, a leading composites manufacturing expert, with further announcements on both the sponsorship and technical side expected in the coming days.

Malaysia has been involved in Formula One since 1999 through Sepang circuit, which has been on the race calendar since and will host the 11th F1 Petronas Malaysian GP next year. PETRONAS, a Malaysian owned oil and gas company, has made further advancements in this arena via its sponsorship of the BMW Sauber team for the last four years, so the setting up of a national team, as envisioned by the Prime Minister, is a natural progression to increase the country’s returns from investments in Formula One.

The 1Malaysia F1 Team takes its name from the ‘1Malaysia - People First, Performance Now’ policy mooted by the Prime Minister in June this year as the unifying foundation for all Malaysians to come together in celebrating the co-operation amongst its multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-religious society for the betterment of the nation.

I believe the team has all the ingredients to succeed. You’ll see!

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