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We threw a birthday for my oldest daughter, Jeannie, at her place last month. After dinner, cake and the warm-up drinking in preparation for the serious drinking, Lois were to take all of the grandkids back to our place while the adult kids went out for the real partying.
Towards the end of the warm-up exercises, I saw my son, Mike, talking across the counter to his nephew and my grandson, Tyler, and laughing. I looked at Tyler, and he was crossing his eyes. I’m talking big time crossing his eyes. He looked like he had invested some time in mastering the art.
My first thought was, “Oh, shit. Jeannie’s gonna freak.”
My next thought was, “Damn, I need to grab that disposable camera and get a picture of this.”

Don't do that, it'll ruin your eyes. Wait, do it again real quick so I can get a picture. Don't tell your mom.
I started an experiment on January 28th, and was pleasantly surprised at how quickly I saw results.
I’ve been dominating Google for many Mass Control 2.0 related search results since.
The trend has been that I briefly get knocked from the first position by a new result, but generally within 24 hours the site that bumped me down loses its position and I’m back on top.
The site is at Mass Control 2.0
You will see that it’s a simple Wordpress blog. I’m not using any fancy plugins, and I didn’t even take the time to create any meta tags.
The secret to my success with that site is a very simple one. And I’ll be revealing details soon.
In the meantime, here’s a hint.
As of this morning, I’ve only seen one Mass Control 2.0 bonus offer. But I certainly expect to see quite a few more emerge between now and the Mass Control 2.0 launch date on February 16th.
I’m collecting all of the bonus offers on my site at Mass Control Bonus
If you know of one, please let me know.
Frank Kern announced the Mass Control 2.0 pre-launch last night on Twitter.
In typical Frank Kern fashion, there are plenty of cool videos and stuff with great content, even if you don’t pony up the two grand for the package.
Check it out at Mass Control 2.0
Frank Kern just announced that pre-launch for Mass Control 2.0 begins on Friday February 6th.
See more details at my Mass Control 2.0 site, along with leaked photos and more.
I’ve recently reconnected with some old high school friends on Facebook, and one of them tagged me this morning in something called 25 Things About Me.
The game goes like this:
1. You copy and paste the instructions into a note on Facebook.
2. You write 25 things about yourself that you want to share.
3. You tag a minimum of ten Facebook friends including the person who tagged you.
4. In theory, the chain continues and you likely connect with more friends on Facebook.
There are a couple of ways you can use this.
I kept the comments personal and tagged ten friends that I know fairly well, both personal and business.
You could take a niche marketing approach, find some people in your niche with big Facebook networks, befriend them, make the majority of your 25 things related to that niche, make sure and include some links, then tag your new powerful niche friends in your 25 things note.
A generic approach could be to befriend some social networking gurus with big Facebook networks rather than people in your niche.
Or you could do multiple 25 things exercises, each with a different purpose or goal.
Here’s the link to my 25 Things About Me. Feel free to copy and paste the instructions into your own note. If you’d like me to tag you in mine, just comment with a link to your Facebook profile.
Here’s a super special happy birthday better do it now before the
offer ends deal from BIG Mike himself that I copied over from my
inbox.
This only went out to Incansoft customers, but Mike gave permission
to pass it on. Feel free to pass it on to your friends and
customers as well.
“That’s right! Tomorrow, January 27th is my 47th birthday and I’m
mega-celebrating it! Since I seem to be fixated on the number 7,
I’ve decided to open the floodgates, while I party up a storm here
in sunny, tropical Greece!
You can take advantage of my partying mood and treat yourself to any
Incansoft products you want for just $7.77! That’s right…ANY product
or products in our catalog that you don’t have now, but would like
to have, are yours for just a measly seven dollars and seventy-seven
cents each.
Here’s your big chance to buy extra licenses, buy copies for family
and friends and even folks you outsource to!
But I’ve got to warn you that on the morning of January 28th, when I
wake up hung over and all partied out, this and all other offers
we’ve been promoting are ending. And then it’s back to reality while
we focus on more product development.
To take advantage of my Crazy Birthday Blowout, just visit Incansoft
and on ANY product sales page, use Coupon Code XRONIAPOLA (use
GRAPHICS for GFX Writer), which, in this case is Greek for Happy
Birthday
http://incansoft.com/Catalog.php
And if you miss out on this for some reason, well…there’s always
next year, right? And feel free to let your online colleagues know
about this…everyone is invited to the party!”
Incansoft just launched a free graphics membership. Members receive a blank niche header, footer and background every day.
The headers are very nicely done with plenty of space to add your own text.
What are you waiting for?
Go get your free header graphics at
http://www.header-software.com/
My wife had a little dog that got out in the road after a windstorm snapped a gate post. Sadly, she was hit by a car.
As I somehow always end up being the sucker that takes care of the pets, I wasn’t terribly keen on getting another animal. But Lois had her heart set on a Boxer, and well, you can easily guess the rest of that story…
After an overnight trek to Grants Pass through a snowstorm (it’s NEVER easy), we got the pup home, and Lois made the mistake of asking me what we should name it. After I once suggested we name a German Shephard Barfly,I’m surprised she was foolish enough to ask again.
I had two suggestions. Kitty, and Xena.
Xena was immediately vetoed.
But I found that the pup’s sire was named Mi-T something or other. So I was able to convince her to name it Ki-T (kitty).
We also have a Persian cat named Maddy.
And we had three grandchildren, ages 2 and 3 at the time. (now 3 and 4)
My intention was to confuse the grandkids with a dog named kitty. Especially since there was also a cat in the equation.
But I never anticipated the confusion it would also cause with the animals themselves. Maddy also thinks she’s a kitty, so when anyone calls kitty, Ki-T and Maddy both come running. They don’t care for each other much, so the simple act of calling kitty generally results in a spat.
I’m pretty damn proud of myself for that.
I think my pet naming rights have been permanently revoked.
And more… (added one week later)
We got the grandkids a stegosaurus for Christmas. It’s big enough for them to sit on, and it’s somewhat interactive. They can feed it leaves which it chomps, and then belches. It growls back when you growl at it, etc.
We didn’t get to see it assembled on Christmas, so when we went over for dinner at a later date, the kids were excited to show us their new pet.
After they demonstrated their new toy, Lois asked Tyler what they named it. He hesitated, so obviously they hadn’t.
After a moment his eyes lit up, he looked grandma square in the eyes and said, “Cat. His name is cat.”
I nearly pissed myself laughing.
My victory is complete!
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