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I would like to know:
1. Good softwares for creating a simple price comparison website.(for niche market, not for many types of products)
2. Search engines that allows you to search by different categories.
(The ‘Buy search’ engine in the following website is the ideal one where you can search by title, authors, categories, etc.)
http://www.textbookexchange.com.au/content.php/25.html
3. Do I have to input the information for products from every single online seller one by one?
(e.g. if 10 online sellers sell a certain book, do I have to input its title, author, etc. ten times for every single online seller and repeat the process for all the books?)
Or are there some softwares which do these processes automatically? (Is Monzenda one of those?)
Please note that I have little knowledge about PHP or that kind of jargons..
Thank you!

I’ve just completed my first Clickbanks.net Affiliate Campaign using Google Adwords, and I’d like to share my results and ask for advice from more experienced marketers.
I’m using the campaign management methods outlined in Michael Tandiono Affiliate Blueprint 1.0, using Affiliate Prophet for tracking and also Google Adwords Editor, Market Samurai & Speed PPC. I’ve also started using Affiliate Espionage to research my next campaigns.
My first campaign currently with an increasing gravity of 511, commission of $33 and 6.8% refund rate. I monitored the ads for a week or so prior to starting my campaign and found several which had been running for over 7 days. I bid on approx 90 keywords, average position 2-4.
After 17 days I’ve had –
* 18 Net sales of $580
* Average of 60-100 clicks per day costing $750
* So I’m down about $170
I’m uncertain about what conclusions to draw…

I am offered a data entry job where i need to fill out loan form on requests of clients, is it halal or haram as i am getting paid to fill those forms. Also I want to know if is it halal or haram to work as a payday loan affiliate. Kindly help me out with details or references. Thanks

For science I have to right the advantages and disadvantages of an extended niche. I do science in French and the word niche étendue translates to niche extended. I’m not sure what that means but any help is appreciated!!

Study Guide 6
Absolutism and Enlightenment
I. Multiple Choice
1. The French state prior to 1788 had various ways to finance itself, from taxes to collecting money by selling
A. lands of the Catholic Church.
B. rights to name new colonies.
C. licenses to leave the country.
D. titles and offices to the nobility.
2. Voltaire imprisoned in the Bastille when he was young because he
A. stole food to feed his dying mother.
B. insulted an aristocrat who had him imprison without trial.
C. was arrested for writing atheistic diatribes against Catholicism.
D. was a sexual profligate who kept several mistresses.
3. Diderot published the Encyclopédie in secret because
A. he was concerned that other writers might try to copy his ideas.
B. it was published during the French Revolution’s dangerous Reign of Terror.
C. he had swindled his subscribers out of money and was afraid of being caught.
D. It had been banned the French monarchy and the Catholic Church.
4 Diderot’s Encyclopedie
A) included only the writings of the nobility and clergy.
B) expounded the merits of human freedom.
C) supported the French absolute monarchy.
D) was very unpopular.
E) none of the above
5. The basic principle of the Physiocrat economists of the eighteenth century was that
A. economies should be based on freedom and equality.
B. all natural resources must be regulated by the state.
C. governments should regulate labor but not trade.
D. economic freedom means charging any price one wants
6. According to Adam Smith, the market should be allowed to regulate itself through
A. religious piety.
B. supply and demand.
C. military might.
D. government involvement.
7. The economic theory espoused by Smith and the French physiocrats was a direct attack on the existing economic practice of
A) capitalism.
B) mercantilism.
C) communism.
D) socialism.
8. According to Adam Smith, the dynamic motivating force in all economic enterprise is
A) government initiative.
B) individual self-interest.
C) altruistic social concern.
D) class consciousness.
E) survival.
9. John Locke’s Treatise on Civil Government
A) refuted the theory of divine right.
B) condemned absolute monarchy.
C) espoused the right of revolution.
D) justified the Glorious Revolution.
E) all of the above.
10. _____________ was NOT a key word or phrase in the Enlightenment vocabulary.
A) intuition
B) progress
C) reason
D) natural law
E) education
11. The 18th-century French philosophes could be LEAST characterized as
A) social reformers
B) secular humanitarians
C) traditional philosophers
D) general popularizers
E) rational thinkers
12. The most popular religious belief of Enlightenment thinkers was
A) atheism.
B) agnosticism.
C) Lutheranism.
D) Calvinism
E) none of the above.
13. Deists
A) denied miracles.
B) advocated no clergy.
C) believed in an impersonal God who, after creation, was no longer involved with
humanity.
D) believed that natural laws govern the universe.
E) all of the above.
14. Montesquieu advocated a governmental system of
A) united nations.
B) checks and balances.
C) royal courts.
D) judicial appeal.
E) petitioning.
15. The government of choice for the philosophes was
A) democracy.
B) theocracy.
C) constitutional monarchy.
D) absolute monarchy.
E) no organized government.
16. “Man is born free, but today is everywhere in chains,” is the opening line from The Social Contract, written by
A) Voltaire.
B) Locke.
C) Diderot.
D) Rousseau.
E) d’Holbach.
17. Two different concepts of a “social contract” theory were put forth by
A) Rousseau and Locke.
B) Montesquieu and Rousseau.
C) Voltaire and Rousseau.
D) Voltaire and Montesquieu.
E) Barrack Obama and Mitt Romney.
18. Frederick the Great instituted all of the following “enlightened” reforms in Prussia EXCEPT the
A) reorganization of the civil service.
B) abolition of serfdom.
C) abolition of torture.
D) recognition of civil equality for Roman Catholics.
E) importation of new crops.
19. The so-called “enlightened despots,” or “enlightened monarchs,” included
A) Catherine the Great of Russia
B) Frederick the Great of Prussia
C) Joseph II of Austria
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
20. Catherine the Great of Russia
A) secularized church lands.
B) enhanced royal authority.
C) permitted publication of controversial works.
D) subsidized artists and writers.
E) all of the above.

Ok here’s the deal, I have ALOT of lucid dreams where I have telekinetic abilities, Every night. With every dream the powers get stronger, and I learn how to control them more. Well, A woman came up to me tonight (This morning at around 1:20) out of nowhere and stopped me by calling my name. I’ve never seen her before nor have I ever met her. The only thing she said to me verbatim was “You know those dreams you have where you have unimaginable abilities? It’s for a reason, they will manifest to you in this dimension sooner than you think” and she disappeared after I continued walking, she wouldn’t even reply to my questions. After I asked her “How do you know what I dream” I turned around and she was gone. Keep in mind I live in rural Yerington, Nevada and there was absolutely nowhere to go for an old woman with a limp in her left leg and being a total of probably 5 foot 5. She was walking right behind me, I asked the question turned around and she was gone. I was wondering if anybody else has ever had this happen to them? Same with the constant lucid dreams with psychokinetic abilities? Sometimes when I’m awake and I’m angry, yelling at somebody something around me would either fall or break.
You don’t have to believe me, if you’re affiliated with any kind of religion, keep your opinions to yourself. Cause quite frankly… I don’t believe your religion and you don’t believe in my lack of organized religion.
I was just wondering if anything like this has happened to anybody that can also let me know how to control this “ability” instead of it only happened when I’m under some sort of stress or anger.
Much obliged.