Now through June 21, 2009, there is a great End Of School Special from SBI. Buy one web site so you can start your own online business for $299 for a full year and get the second web site for just $100 more. Yes, once again, Site Build It, the company I use to build my four web sites is having their annual End Of School/Beginning Of Summer Special so you and your children can benefit.
While they are home for the summer, give your high school students, high school graduates, college students, and college graduates something they can work on during the summer months--a real business of their very own. No kidding. They can build a business that will continue to earn real income for years to come. Yes, I own four profitable web sites by using SBI to build them and I started three years ago. My income goes up each month. They can build their own sites on whatever they love, sharing their knowledge and love of the topic with others. You, too, can take advantage of this great sale. Buy one for yourself and one for your teen or young adult student.
Tiffany's website is expiring and she has decided not to renew it at the end of May 2009 because she is busy. She just does not have the time for it with work and attending the Science and Engineering Academy, her boyfriend, and reading books so I copied all of her posts here on this blog and will add to it as time allows.
Occasionally, Tiff will write some posts as well. So take our advice and read the books we review. If you want to build your own site, click on the title above to go to a link for SBI and buy your own website. Site Build It is a great way for you to build your own site and make some extra cash.
Reading is my favorite hobby so I built this site. You can build a hobby site on whatever you love to do.
Are you familiar with Site Build It!? It's an all-in-one hosting, site-building, and online-success-making system that can possibly change a life. SiteSell, the manufacturer, actually guarantees online success if you follow the proven system.
Over 100,000 customers have already used it to create real online businesses that let them work-from-home or wherever they want (it's a Web based system). They've got plenty of testimonials to prove it too.
You can buy one site anytime for $299 for one year and this is a great bargain considering all that you get for your money.
But, SBI! runs specials all throughout the year. You can buy one for $299 and buy a second one, for you or as a gift for a friend or family member for just $100 more. These specials usually happen around Valentine's Day, Memorial Day, the 4th of July, Labor Day, and Halloween.
The absolute best time of the year to buy Site Build It! is about halfway through December until New Year's Day when they have a Holiday Special going on where you can buy-one-site and get-one-free. It ends up being about $150 per site.
I know what you're saying. Why do I need more than one site?
You don't! You can always give the other one away as a New Year's gift. Or sell it. Or find a friend who wants to build a hobby site, too.
But you might want to keep it. Did you know that the majority of people making a full-time living online have more than one site. You just might double your pleasure... and income.
And did I mention they guarantee your success. Yup! You can get your money-back if you don't feel that it will help you build a successful online business. There's really no risk involved.
But once you understand their process you'll be hooked.
Most people think that all you need is hosting and site-builder software to make a web site. That's technically true. But getting people to find that web site is the key to building a long-term business that actually makes real money. Without traffic your site will be lost in the wilderness.
Their system helps you build a site that people are looking for. There C-T-P-M system teaches you how to create a site that's in-demand. Once you have traffic then you can choose many ways to turn that traffic into revenue. Here's a page that explains their proven process...
Doesn't it just make sense?
But I don't know anything about the Internet you say. Or HTML. I'm no computer geek, you say.
Can you send email? Have you used a word processor? Then you can build a Site Build It! site. It's really a simple process that is doable by anyone. All you need is the motivation and commitment to follow the process.
If you can't do that then Site Build It! is not for you. It's not "Get Rich Quick." There's really no such thing. But if you have the motivation and a little brains you CAN do it.
After all, your success to build a hobby site is guaranteed. What have you got to lose?
And maybe use your new web site business to build a hobby site and start a whole new life.
Hi! Thank you for visiting my site. My name is Tiffany and this is a page about me and a company called Site Build It or SBI for short. It is the story of a 16 year old who started her own web site. Not just a web site but a business for life!
This past summer I turned 16 and went to driving school. I want my own car so I thought, maybe I can build a web site like my parents are doing. So I asked for a web site for my birthday. My mom got me one and I decided to build it about my favorite thing in the whole wide world, books! I love literature, almost any good book.
My parents use Site Build It or SBI for short to build their sites so they gave me my own web site subscription. I was a little intimidated at first, but my mom, who knows nothing about computers, assured me that I could build a successful website with their basic block by block technique. SBI makes it easy to do.
The photo below is of me with my boyfriend, Zach, at a book release party in July of 2008 at Barnes and Noble, one of my favorite places to be, with my favorite drink from Starbucks, a venti caramel frappuccino!
I am a junior in high school taking college AP courses so I don't have as much time as I would like to give to building my web site and reading books, but just give me a little time and I will get up a ton of pages on all of my favorite books, both old and new. I hope my reviews are helpful to you as you choose some good books to read.
The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, is a 19th century novel based on romance, revenge, and religion.
This novel is set in the era of the 13 original colonies (of the United States) when Puritanism was one of the major religious movements.
This engrossing novel begins at the trial of the shamed adultress, Hester Prynne, as she stands on a scaffold, holding her baby daughter, Pearl, in her arms. Due to certain conditions, Hester Prynne escapes the death penalty, but is doomed to wear the letter "A" on her outer garment for the rest of her life.
At Hester's trial, her husband shows up. Since no one knows who he is, he falls under the name of Roger Chillingworth. He seeks to find the one who made his wife an adultress and take his vengeance on him.
Arthur Dimmesdale is a priest held in high honor by his people. He is cherished in the Puritan colony. However, he carries a great load of guilt on his heart. He is dying a painful death, no only physically but also emotionally.
Seven years go by as these characters and little Pearl come closer together from mistakes over the past. Until their secret becomes public, all of them suffer the consequences of a burdened heart. Eventually, all of our characters have unburdened hearts, and they can have a somewhat peaceful life.
I read this book first in eighth grade. However, I found myself having a lot of difficulty with it back then. I had to read this novel again this year (2008) for English class. I have to say, it does have very tough diction and a very detailed word choice.
The plot is excellent and we can all learn something from the values and morals from The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. You may want to check it out, but I do caution you against some boring scenes, and a very challenging, extensive vocabulary. So, read it with a dictionary!
New Moon Rising by Eugenia Price tells the story of a man and his rich family in the south before the Civil War, during it and afterwards.
It is the story of family, love, loyalty, and friendship. It is the story of a teenager growing up during a war and having a family of his own. This is an incredible book.
My mom read this book when she was young and recommended it to me. She read it over and over. Eugenia Price makes the South come alive.
Horace is a troublemaking young man at the beginning of the book who cannot seem to cut it in one boarding school after another. So he comes home to the plantation he loves in Georgia, to a strict father, and to his older sister, Mary, who adores him.
His father is not happy about Horace getting kicked out of yet another school so Horace leaves home for many years, having adventures, growing up, and realizing that he really wants to go home.
Meanwhile, back at home, Mary keeps the plantation going. Horace finally returns and meets a very shy, young, nine year old beautiful girl named Deborah...Many years pass and Deborah grows up, more beautiful than ever. Yes, she falls in love with Mr. Horace.
Plantation life prior to the Civil War is seen. It is very interesting. Things change a lot on the plantation once the war starts.
The author tells the story in such a way that you want to be a part of it. You feel sad for Horace that he has missed so many years of his life back home, yet you are proud at how he has grown up and taken care of himself while having all sorts of adventures out in the real world.
Finally, he comes home and helps his family take care of the plantation. Then he falls in love, gets married, has children of his own and goes off to war to fight for the South. Will he survive and come home to the young wife and children he left behind?
Pick up New Moon Rising and find out. I guarantee that you will not want to put this book down.
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee is about life in the still-prejudiced South. Written in 1957 and published in 1960, this book became an award winning novel and movie! It won the Pulitzer Prize in 1961. It also got an Academy Award later.
Based on some things that happened back in 1931 when the author was 5 years old, she wrote this book to reflect life in any small town in the South.
Amazingly, this book is still on a lot of high school and even some college reading lists for students so if you have not had to read it yet, chances are pretty good that you will. My mom had to read it when she was in ninth grade and so did I.
In the book, a mockingbird is someone innocent who gets changed by evil. The title To Kill A Mockingbird is talking about destroying innocence with evil. Other than that, the story is not about birds.
The story is told by Scout, the young daughter of Atticus, an attorney. It starts when Scout is five years old and ends when she is nine.
Her older brother by four years, Jem, protects her throughout the book. Scout's mom died when she was two and her father allowed her to be a tomboy. He believes that blacks should be treated the same as whites, but back in the 1930's that is not the way it was.
The main theme of the story is about growing up and seeing things differently as you grow.
A white girl in the story says that she has been raped by a black man and a trial begins with Scout's father defending the accused man. Life in a small southern town is rough even now because everybody knows everybody else's business. Think about how it was back then for people who were not white, before the civil rights movement.
This accused man did not have a prayer of getting off just because of the color of his skin. There were no DNA tests back then, just the word of a young white girl over the word of a black man. Guess who almost everyone believed?
The whole town is against Atticus since he is defending a black man.
When the accused man was put on the stand, he testified that the "victim" wanted him, but he did nothing. The girl's father caught her trying to kiss Tom so he beat his daughter, telling her to blame it all on poor Tom. At the end of the book, this bad father gets his just desserts.
Even though the truth was spoken at the trial, the jury still found the defendant guilty because he was black. He was supposed to get the electric chair. Later, he tried to escape from jail and was shot 17 times. Is there ever a need to shoot someone 17 times? I am pretty sure they got him after the first or second shot.
To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee shows the pure hatred that whites in the South had back then for blacks. It is so sad. Everyone needs to read this book to see how it was back then. It will shock you, especially in today's society.
There are a lot of symbols in the book. It will show you how awful like in the south before civil rights was.
This blog will include books for people of all ages. I have a lot of experience in reading kid books as I read them to my 3 children everyday. We also have lots of teen books and books for adults. Hope you will pick some out that you think will be good from the books I like. Happy reading!
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