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New Orleans? First Tech Incubator, Launch Pad Ignition, Debuts Its Second Batch Of Startups

Launch Pad Ignition, the first tech incubator to make its home in the Big Easy, today officially unveiled the seven companies that participated in its second annual session. The accelerator's 12-week program began the second week of February and culminated yesterday with its own New Orleans rendition of the patented "Demo Day," appropriately called "Launch Fest," which we've been told is "Jazz Fest plus startups, on steroids." Launch Pad's model is a bit different than that of the traditional accelerator, in that Co-founder Chris Schultz tells us it's geared towards building traction, not offering big early funding.

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Top 7 Quick Tips For Making Money Online | EXE Ideas

There are a lot of people taking to the internet in order to make money. There are those who want to make a little extra money, those wanting to get rich, and then there is everyone in between. Regardless of what your aspirations are, there are a lot of things that you can do to make money online.
Many people are already making money off of the internet, and you can too. You can even start making money online today. The following are just 7 quick tips for making money online that you can try today.

1.) Sell you used stuff on eBay. This worldwide online auction site has been a big deal for quite some time now. You can find almost anything and everything on this site, and you can sell almost anything (legal) thorough this site to customers globally. If you want to start making money online ASAP, go gather up some used, unwanted items and start an eBay account. Depending on what items you list and how much stuff you have, you can make a pretty penny unloading your used, old stuff.

2.) Be a freelancer. It doesn?t matter where your skills lay, there are many folks outsourcing all sorts of tasks big and small to freelancers. If you are into writing, editing, social media, marketing, customer service, web design, graphic design, or a host of other fields there is work for you. Sites like eLance and oDesk can get you started making either some extra scratch or a lucrative full time income.

3.) Get crafty on Etsy. Etsy is a site that is dedicated to handmade items, vintage stuff, art, and other things that are made by crafty folks. If you have things that you like to make, or if you are particularly handy, you can sell things that you make on this popular site. Some sellers turn their Etsy shop into a very lucrative income, and you could too.

4.) Start a blog. There are so many ways that you can make money with your blog, this would stop being a quick tip if all of these would be listed here. A great, quick, and easy way to make money with your blog is through ads. Start with the very simple to use Google Adsense advertisements, and put up some quality posts to give people a reason to visit your blog and click on your ads.

5.) Be a teacher. More and more education is going online. Universities have more web based classes, and many institutions of learning at all levels are now online only. If you have a college degree, you may be able to teach for one of these many programs.

6.) Get on Fiverr. This site has a simple premise; people register for this site and do things for five dollars. Often these tasks are small and simple; people offer to design logos, leave Facebook comments, make a short video, or something else that they can do well in a short period of time. Folks then also add on additional services for even more moola. Check out this site and start showing the world what you can do.

7.) Make a video. Internet videos are big business. There are lots of YouTube stars that make some pretty significant sums of money simply from the ads that run with their videos, not taking into consideration any other income that comes from their internet fame. If you are funny, knowledgeable, clever, or kooky you should start your own YouTube channel and post your own original content. Remember to monetize your videos with ads, and make sure that you give your fans a way to contact you and offer you even more money.

About the Author: This article is written by Kevin Moor, who also writes for www.trojanalert.net, a website emphasizing Trojan reviews.

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Multiple Sclerosis Blog - Everyday Health

After some long hours of deep thinking and discussion, Caryn and I ? along with the guidance of my MS medical team, of course ? have come to a decision as to what to do next as to disease modifying medication for my multiple sclerosis. This is not a decision that we made lightly nor is it the path for everyone. I wanted to take some time to discuss my choice; not to influence anyone?s choice of med but rather to illuminate the process we went through to come to the decisions we made.

Before I get into what we decided, I figured a recap of where I?ve been might be in order.

When I was diagnosed with MS in April of 2001, there were only three drugs on the market; Avonex, Betaseron & Copaxone ? the famed ?ABC? drugs. My diagnosing neurologist recommended that I see a leading specialist in the field of MS treatment and research to help me make up my mind as to which med to begin. I?m pretty sure that I didn?t make an effort to look into the therapies before that next appointment (some 3 months later), as I wasn?t aware of how intricate the decision was to be?

I had, however, done a lot (a LOT-a lot) of research into the disease. When I met with this new doc (and an MS Fellow who was training under him), I asked loads of questions and spoke with language obtained in years of study and practice of science (albeit food science; the lingo isn?t really different). Acknowledging my understanding of biology and the body, we discussed the way in which each of the drugs was thought to work. I was sent away with a massively thick binder of information to digest and make my decision.

About two weeks later, I got in touch and told him of my decision to go with Betaseron. Arrangements were made for a nurse to come by and teach me how to mix my shots (yes, these were the days before pre-mixed medication, pre-filled syringes, and even before the auto-injection aids now available), how to inject myself, and how to care for both site and whole body after the every-other-evening ritual.

I spent a little longer tittering my dose up, as I had read the stories of side-effects and wanted to give my body as long to adapt as I could. I think it was just over a month before I was using a full dose.

In the ensuing 18 months, I experienced six relapses and was put on six different 3-day courses of steroids . I was 100% compliant with my shot schedule - never in that year and a half missing a single dose.

Still, my disease progressed.

My doc and I decided that, since my MS was getting aggressive, that it was time for us to get aggressive. Though there had been the addition of Rebif to the list of FDA approved MS meds, the only ?big gun? available to us was Novantrone, a chemotherapy agent approved for use in the US for ?breakthrough? disease &mdash meaning MS that wasn?t responding to the (now) ?ABCR? drugs.

We made the call to begin a 60-day ?wash-out? from Betaseron in order to prep for my new regiment of medication. Within a week of stopping treatment with the interferon med, I felt better than I had in nearly two years. I hadn?t realized the cloud of flu-like symptoms under which I had lived for so long. It wasn?t just me, my live-in girlfriend even noted that I seemed more ?alive? once I stopped taking my shots.

Thus ended the first phase of MS medications for me.

I had intended to make this a 2-part blog, but I now see that it will have to be split into thirds?

Please feel free to share your initial decision and experience choosing your therapy. We all learn from one another here at the Life With MS Blog!

Wishing you and your family the best of health.

Cheers,

Trevis

Don?t forget that you can also follow me via our Life With MS Facebook page, on Twitter, and our new group on MS Connection.org? target=?_new? . Check out our occasional blog for the UK and look for our Very Special new monthly blog for the National MS Society.

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Khloe Kardashian & Lamar Odom Headed for the Olympics?

Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom have just left Dallas, but they may soon be packing their bags for a new destination: the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Khloe, 27, tells People that her NBA hubby is vying for a spot on the U.S. Olympic basketball team.

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Samsung Galaxy S III wrap-up

So, it's time to take down the decorations, remove that party hat and sweep up the confetti (you can clear the unfinished drinks in the morning). As Earl's Court in London echoes with the hollow sound of empty plastic champagne flutes and half-eaten canapes, the rest of the tech world gives a sigh of relief. The Samsung Galaxy S III is here. Was it what you expected? If you haven't yet decided, don't worry, we've got you covered. After all the months of anticipation, cryptic clues and teasing it's understandable that you might be feel a little bit spent. That's why we're going to carry you over the finish line, by providing you with a fireman's lift of all things GS3. We've collected together all the links to tonight's main stories, along with a little reminder of the route we took to get here. So forget about the post-party hangover for now, and do the walk of shame past the break for the round-up.

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Samsung Galaxy S III wrap-up originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 03 May 2012 18:30:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Twitter's Discover tab now snags popular stories and commentary from those in your Twitterverse

If you fancy seeing what headlines those who you follow on Twitter are chatting about in one compact list, some new functionality in the Discover tab will offer their insight in a few clicks. Essentially, the new feature tracks stories that your pals in the Twitterverse post and allows you to see what the commotion is all about via the "View Tweets" option along the bottom of each article link. From there, you can tweet the link yourself and include your thoughts on the particular matter. While the outfit boasts ongoing improvements to the Discover tab, this particular feature will see daylight on the web while hitting both iPhone and Android apps in the next few weeks. Go on. Navigate to your Twitter home page to take it for a spin yourself.

Twitter's Discover tab now snags popular stories and commentary from those in your Twitterverse originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 02 May 2012 02:53:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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