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A dragon tattoo, when done by a skilled artist, can be a dynamic piece of art. The ability of the body art artist to incorporate the dragon's natural features into the subject's own body can create a design that looks like it is alive.
Arms become tails and shoulders become dragon haunches. With a creative artist, the possibilities are endless. If you are adamant about having a unique tattoo, then consider a dragon skin design. Your own body is unique; therefore, your design will be unique.
As a common figure in fantasy literature and games, the dragon has gained an increase in popularity among people who might not ordinarily even get tattoos.
What Do Dragons Represent?
In traditional Japanese tattoos, the reverence which people give the dragon can be seen in tattoos that depict the dragon holding onto the pearl of wisdom. This is a popular motif, and is just one more element of the dragon's lore within this rich culture.
The Japanese Dragon Tattoo is a very beautiful and colorful tattoo design and very symbolic, with its origins in myths and folklore. It is also very mystical, adding to the appeal of the Japanese dragon tattoo. Over the ages, from Egyptian times the dragon has represented good and also represented evil. However, the attraction of the Japanese dragon, apart from its stunning beauty is that it represents good luck and the source of wealth. The Japanese dragon also represents the meaning of freedom and being fearless, both very attractive qualities.
In the Greek language, dragon is sourced from draca, which means serpent. Like the angel, the Japanese Dragon also has the meaning of guardianship, providing a protective force over those it was associated with. Other meanings associated with the Japanese dragon are strength and power. In Japanese culture the dragon is associated with supernatural powers, and amazing wisdom.
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Introduction ......................................4
What is pain? ...............................................7
It starts at the very beginning… .............................10
A quick overview of analgesic pain solutions ...................12
Over the counter painkillers ................................12
Prescription drugs ...................................15
To sum up… .............................................19
What kind of pain do you have? ............................21
Massage for pain relief ....................................23
Swedish massage ......................................24
Deep muscle massage .........................................28
Thai massage ............................................29
Acupuncture – the great pain reliever… ........................31
Hypnosis for dealing with pain .............................38
Does hypnosis to deal with pain effectively? ....................38
Finding a suitable hypnotist or hypnotherapist ..................41
Can self hypnosis really work? ........................43
Herbs for pain relief ..............................47
Willow bark ........................................47
Peppers ............................................48
Boswellia ..........................................49
Cherry fruits ..................................50
Ginger ............................................50
Curcumin .....................................51
Conclusion ................................................53
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Pain is a fact of life that many thousands of people all over the world live with every day of their lives. For many who are in chronic (long-term) pain, this means that it is something they have to live with every waking moment of every day, which is likely to make life very miserable indeed.
The fact is that all of us, probably every single individual on the face of planet earth is either already familiar with pain or will have episodes of pain at some point in our lives yet to materialize. Does this therefore mean that we have to accept pain as an inevitable fact of life?
The unfortunate answer to the question is probably yes because unless you live in a cotton-wool lined cocoon for every moment of every day, it is almost impossible to avoid the kind of accidents that inevitably cause pain and discomfort. However, in a situation like this, the pain is usually temporary and no matter how acute it might be at the time, it passes fairly quickly.
If you trap your finger in the door or smack yourself on the back of the hand with a hammer, yes, it hurts like the devil and the pain will be excruciatingly intense, of that there is no doubt. If you fall off your bike and crack your knee off the concrete, it hurts and even getting an unintentional kick or smack playing sports does not hurt any less because your opponent didn’t mean to cause you pain.
However, by definition, acute pain of this type usually passes and whilst trapping your finger in the door or falling off your bike can leave an injury that hurts for a few days, it is nevertheless still a relatively temporary pain situation that you are in. But these are also times when pain relief is something that you will probably seek, because the basic truth is that mankind in general is not very good at dealing with pain without some kind of external intervention.
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Table Of Contents
Introduction........................4-5
Why is Content An Important Part of Your Marketing Strategy?.....................5-11
Who Are You?........................6-7
Are You For Real?......................7-8
Pick Me........................8
Do I Remember You?........................8-9
Where Do I Go? I’m Lost........................9-10
Can I Really Trust You?........................10-11
Content That Holds the Power You Should Be Harnessing...........11-15
Articles........................11-12
E-Books........................12-13
Reports........................13
Website Content........................14
Blogs........................14
Newsletters........................15
Creating Compelling Content that Achieves Marketing Success.................15-28
Articles........................16-19
E-Books........................19-21
Reports........................21-24
Website........................24-25
Blogs...........................25-26
Newsletters...................26-28
Where To Market Your Content...............28-32
Article Directories.....................29-30
Blogrolls........................30
Social Media Sites or Micro-Blogs........................30-31
Use Squeeze Pages for Newsletter Sign-ups...................31
Message Boards and Forums........................31-32
Affiliates........................32
Final Thoughts....................33
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Are you frustrated because you’re still not making the kind of money you would like to – even after you’ve spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours marketing your business the way everyone else told you to?
You’re not alone!
We’ve all wasted time and money on things that don’t work. In fact, statistics show that the average new Internet marketer will lose $1500 to $2500 during the first year of business on worthless products and programs.
I’m not going to lie and tell you that you don’t have to spend money to get your business off the ground and keep it going, because you do, but once you’re up and running it shouldn’t be costing you money.
Now I’m not talking about your everyday business expenses. You do have to fork out money for website hosting, a shopping cart service, autoresponder account, and things like that. But when you start spending more money than you make driving traffic to your website, you need step back and take a serious look at your current marketing strategies.
So isn’t it time to leave behind those high ticket products and oldfashioned advertising methods and learn the real deal to building a solid, long-term business?
Because that’s what you want don’t you? A business with a foundation meant for longevity and growth.
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DISCLAIMER . . . . . . . . 6
B5 Media . 7
Blog Advertising Store . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Blog To Profit . . . . . . . . . . 8
BlogHer Ads . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Blogitive . . 9
Blogsvertise . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Bright Hub . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Buy Blog Reviews . . 10
Creative Weblogging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Families.com . . . . . . . . . . 11
Glam Media . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Link Post . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Loud Launch . . . . . . . . . . 13
Pay Per Post . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Pay U 2 Blog . . . . . . . . . . 14
Review Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Six Apart 15
Smorty . . . 16
Contents Copyrighted © JettDigitals – All Rights Reserved 3
Social Spark . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Sponsored Reviews 17
Technorati Engage . 17
Today . . . . . 18
Weblogs Inc. . . . . . . . . . . 18
Wise Bread . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Zest Bit . . 20
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B5 Media
Review: B5 Media is one of the major blog networks on the internet, as it has approximately 10 million page views per month in all of its blog networks, with 1 million unique visitors per month.
Getting accepted to write for one of B5 Media's blogs is a major accomplishment, as B5 Media is widely recognized in the writing world. There is no doubt that B5 Media would open several doors of opportunity for a blogger.
B5 advertises their jobs on Pro Blogger's job board. Each particular job has different rights and payment structures, however it seems like B5 is always hiring talented writers, so having a look at the job board on a regular basis for jobs of interest is a good idea.
They also handle advertising on their own unique network, and although the payment rate likely varies depending on the blog you write for, there is likely a very fair and potentially substantial payment structure for writers.
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One of the most popular tattoo design choices for women, the Butterfly reveals the feminine influence in tattoo culture. Generally speaking, butterflies are an overwhelmingly female tattoo design. Because of the butterfly’s short life span, many ancient peoples saw it as emblematic of the impermanent. Its physical beauty and its fluttering from flower to flower seeking nectar have made it synonymous with the more unstable and superficial aspects of the human soul.
In Greek mythology, Psyche was represented in art with butterfly wings. It’s all about the airborne soul – and the caterpillar emerging from its cocoon, transformed from an earth-bound to an aerial entity, is the classic metaphor. To the Greeks, a human soul emerged each time a butterfly emerged from its cocoon. Diverse cultures looked upon the Butterfly as a symbol of transformation, regeneration and flight. Souls were carried by the Butterfly from earth to heaven, or in some cases were believed to be the souls themselves returning to earth.
Butterfly goddesses have emerged in places as far apart as Minoan Crete and Toltec Mexico. Some of these deities were believed to be the personification of certain butterflies, and were regarded as symbols of beauty, love, flowers, and the spirits of the dead. They were also looked upon as the patrons of women who died in childbirth and warriors who fell in battle. At the other end of the spectrum, one of the Butterfly deities in ancient Mexico was the goddess of war and human sacrifice.
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Introduction ................................... 4
Finding suitable affiliate products for your market ................ 7
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Right at this moment, at this very moment as you read these first few words of this book, there are thousands of online marketers both new and more experienced who are trying to generate an online income from affiliate marketing. They are people who, instead of creating their own product or service to sell as the basis around which they build their online business empire, have chosen to sell other peoples products or services in return for a commission for every successful sale.
Some of these individuals will be spectacularly successful in their affiliate marketing efforts, generating five or even six-figure sums every month from affiliate sales. The majority however will never do much more than make a few dollars here and there from affiliate marketing, never really getting much beyond the first step of affiliate marketing.
There are many reasons for this, amongst which one of the main problems is the fact that affiliate marketing is an ultra competitive business, a fact which I believe many would be affiliate marketing success stories vastly underestimate.
But, if you take a moment to think about the nature of affiliate marketing, the size and scope of the problem should be obvious.
As an affiliate marketer, you attempt to generate sales commissions by promoting and marketing products or services that are created by other people. Most commonly, you will do this from your website (although it is not strictly necessary to have a website to promote as an affiliate) as will hundreds or thousands of other individuals who are pushing the same product or service.
