RychardeManne

RychardeManne last signed in Aug 01 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Jan 19, 2009.

About Me:

I write on a number of subjects including finance and investments, science and religion, how to find free TV channels online and how to make money writing online. Apart from those, any subjects that grab my attention as I cruise around the net.

How to Really Find High Value Keywords For Free

Published March 28, 2009 /

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There are lots and lots of articles about the importance of keywords in search engine optimization (SEO) and plenty of articles about how to find them. Unsurprisingly, they all say the same thing. If you are hoping to make some money from Adsense advertising then the starting point is to

The Greek Muses: More Than Mere Inspirations

by RychardeManne | in Culture & Society > History

In popular culture the Greek Muses are seen as representations of artistic inspiration. Writers, and especially poets, are keen to express their mysterious source of insights as a territory inhabited by their muse. However, I think the Muses are symbols of something far more important.
Need for a Fifth Estate: Citizen Journalism

by RychardeManne | in Culture & Society > Politics

The Fourth Estate is dead. Suffocated by an avalanche of lies and propaganda, it is obvious that corporate mainstream media no longer serves its lofty ideals but is, rather, the tool of its masters. Does anybody truly believe what the corporate media says? Sadly, I think most people do, and therein lies the problem – propaganda works.
Lies, Damn Lies and Percentages

by RychardeManne | in Business & Finance > Personal Finance

Calculating percentages is straightforward but the perception of percentage changes needs to be looked at more closely. As financial pundits argue over bull and bear markets it is worth looking at what the real consequences are of large percentage swings.
Social Media Marketing to Increase. Good News for Writers?

by RychardeManne | in Business & Finance > Home & Online Business

During a recession corporate budgets are tightened, workers laid off and those grateful for a job are supposed to increase productivity. It is therefore somewhat of a surprise to see that social media advertising is due to increase, at least according to a new survey released by Forrester Research.
Bank Your Baby's Cord Blood for Future Stem Cell Therapies

by RychardeManne | in Culture & Society > Science

There are companies offering to store your baby's placental cord blood stem cells in a cryogenic bank as insurance in case they are needed for any future stem cell therapy. But is this really necessary?
Climate Alarm: What We Are Up Against, and What to Do

by RychardeManne | in Culture & Society > Environment

Global warming is mainly a political (and one must also assume economic) movement to scare the world's scientifically illiterate population so much that they will accept any restriction on their freedoms in the name of saving the planet. The first casualty of war is truth, be that a military or a scientific war.
Top 10 Most Annoying English Phrases

by RychardeManne | in Education > General

Just released is a book that lists the most often-used and irritating phrases in modern English. This is not specifically about grammatical errors, although some do show signs of illiteracy, but those tired lame phrases that have grown almost meaningless. Which English phrases do you find the most irritating?
How Many Satellites Are There Up in Space?

by RychardeManne | in Culture & Society > Science

Space is big, but it can still get crowded up there! A recent collision between two satellites was an accident waiting to happen according to space debris scientists. So how many satellites are orbiting the Earth? Just as importantly, how much space junk are humans littering space with and will it come crashing down?
Electronic Cigarettes - Quit Smoking or Quit Nicotine?

by RychardeManne | in Health & Nutrition > General

The electronic cigarette was developed in China in 2004 and designed to replace the smoking of tobacco cigarettes and cigars. In spite of indoor smoking bans sweeping across the globe, many smokers are finding it difficult to quit.