Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Chapter 1: Your New Home- What do you know about it? Before agreeing to move, you should do some research on your intended destination. Every country is different and unique. Moving to a new country means you will become immersed within an entirely different culture. If you have not properly prepared for this event it will come as quite a shock to you, as all of the traditions you are familiar with are replaced with new and foreign ones. There have been recommendations suggesting a pre-move visit to view the housing markets and job prospects; however this is not always possible nor is it particularly feasible. If however the aforementioned is a possibility, visiting your possible future destination will give you the opportunity to view the cultures and customs associated with this new country. It would also make the process of finding accommodation (Chapter 3) much easier. In the event that a pre-move visit is not possible it is important to research and find as much information as possible about the country in which you intend to live. Start by researching information available on the internet. Here you will find a broad range of information on any topic you care to learn about. Try participating in an online forum. This will give you the chance to communicate with people who have visited or are currently living in your intended destination. Take this opportunity to voice any questions or concerns you may have.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents 1. Yellow Fruit Punch 2. Zesty Punch Sipper 3. Wassail Punch 4. Watermelon Punch 5. What Hit Me Punch 6. Whisky Punch 7. White Grape~ Tangerine~ & Asti-Spumante Punch 8. White House Pink Fruit Punch (En) 9. White Sangria Punch (Nonalcholic) 10. "No Punch" Champagne 11. "Sting-Like-A-Bee" Punch 12. 1, 2, 3, Punch 13. 4-Fruit Wedding Punch 14. 7-Up Punch 15. Alkoholfreier Planter`s Punch 16. Aloha Fruit Punch 17. Amber Cider Punch 18. Amelia Island Punch 19. Angelfrost Punch 20. Annie's Rosemary Fruit Punch 21. Apple Orchard Punch 22. Apple Slush Punch 23. Apricot Punch 24. Apricot Mist Punch 25. Artillery Punch 26. Artillerymen's Punch 27. Atlanta Coffee Ice Cream Punch 28. Aunt Cindy's Punch 29. Aunt Louise's Wassail Punch 30. Autumn Apple Punch 31. Autumn Punch 32. Aztec Punch 33. Banana Punch 34. Banana-Orange-Pineapple Punch 35. Becky's Wedding Punch 36. Bernice's Holiday Punch 37. Berry Colada Punch 38. Billy Clude Punch 39. Brandy Milk Punch 40. Bridal Fruit Punch (Non-Alcholic) 41. Bridal Sweet Punch 42. Brides Lunch Punch 43. Brown Cow Punch 44. Bubbling Jade Punch 45. Canadian Punch 46. Caribbean Guava Punch 47. Champagne Fruit Punch 48. Champagne Punch 49. Chatham Artillery Punch 50. Cheery Cherry Punch 51. Cherry Tea Punch 52. Chocolate Punch 53. Christmas Cherry Berry Punch 54. Christmas Cranberry Punch 55. Christmas Party Punch 56. Christmas Rum Punch 57. Christmas Snow Punch 58. Cider And Brandy Punch 59. Cider Fruit Punch A La Normande 60. Cider Punch 61. Cinnamon Candy Punch 62. Cinnamon Tea Punch 63. Citrus Champagne Punch 64. Citrus Fruit Punch 65. Citrus Mint Punch 66. Citrus Punch 67. Citrus Sparkler Punch 68. Citrus Tea Punch With Fresh Mint 69. Clarence Moody's Holiday Punch 70. Claret Punch 71. Coca-Cola Punch 72. Coconut Rum Punch 73. Coffee Chocolate Punch 74. Coffee Eggnog Punch 75. Coffee Mocha Punch 76. Coffee Pot Punch 77. Coffee Punch 78. Coffee Vanilla Punch 79. Coffee-Kahlua Punch 80. Cold Kahlua Coffee Punch * 81. College Punch 82. Coral Punch 83. Cowboy Punch 84. Cran-Orange Punch 85. Cranberry Holiday Punch 86. Cranberry Lemon Punch 87. Cranberry Lime Nonalcoholic Punch 88. Cranberry Orange Punch 89. Cranberry Orange Tea Punch - Ny Times 90. Cranberry Party Punch 91. Cranberry Vodka Punch 92. Cranberry Zinfandel Punch 93. Cranberry-Cider Punch 94. Cranberry-Lemon Punch 95. Cranberry-Peach Punch 96. Cranberry-Wine Punch 97. Cranberry/Raspberry Punch 98. Creamy Pineapple Punch 99. Creamy Punch 100. Creole Coffee Ice Cream Punch 101. Crocked Punch 102. Daiquiri Punch 103. Dees' Vodka Punch 104. Delicious Coffee Punch 105. Delicious Party Punch 106. Delicious Summer Punch 107. Delores's Punch 108. Desmond's Rum Punch 109. Dishwater Punch 110. Dots Punch 111. Double Sherbet Punch 112. Dreamsicle Punch 113. Dudley Eppel's Hot Cider-Cranberry Punch 114. Easy Party Punch 115. Easy Punch 116. Elly May's Wedding Punch 117. Emeril's Frozen Milk Punch 118. Erdbeer Bowle (Strawberry Wine Punch) 119. Evergreen Mint Punch 120. Eye Openers - Milk Punch 121. Fabulous Fruit Punch 122. Fabulous Punch (No Sugar) 123. Fall Punch 124. Fast Rhubarb Punch 125. Feline Punch 126. Festive Punch 127. Firecracker Punch 128. Fireside Punch 129. Fish House Punch 130. Five Fruit Punch 131. Flavor-Packed Fruit Punch 132. Fresh Fruit Punch 133. Frosted Fruit Punch 134. Frosty Pink Punch 135. Frozen Punch 136. Frozen Rum Punch 137. Fruit Juice Punch 138. Fruit Medley Punch 139. Fruit Medley Punch With Della Robbia Ice Ring 140. Fruit Punch 141. Fruit Tea Punch 142. Fruity Island Punch 143. Fruity Sherbet Punch 144. Gala Fruit Punch 145. Garden Punch 146. Garden Tea Punch 147. Geneva's Party Punch 148. Gibbsville's Punch 149. Ginger Ale Punch 150. Ginger Ale-Sherbet Punch 151. Ginger And Blood Orange Punch 152. Ginger Apple Fruit Punch 153. Ginger Tropical Punch 154. Gloria's Punch 155. Glorious Christmas Punch 156. Glugg "Holiday" Punch 157. Golden Aztec Punch 158. Golden Gate Punch 159. Golden Glow Punch 160. Golden Punch 161. Golden Summer Fruit Punch 162. Golden Summer Punch 163. Golleee Gelatin Punch 164. Graduation Punch 165. Granny's Honey Party Punch 166. Granny's Punch 167. Grapefruit-Strawberry Punch 168. Green Punch 169. Guava Punch 170. Halloween Punch 171. Harbour Island Rum Punch 172. Harvest Punch 173. Hawaiian Luau Punch 174. Hawaiian Punch 175. Health-Kick Punch 176. Hibiscus Tea Punch 177. Hilton Punch 178. Holiday Delight Punch 179. Holiday Drinks - Brandy Milk Punch 180. Holiday Fruit Punch 181. Holiday Punch 182. Homecoming Party Punch (Serves 100) 183. Hot "Tailgate" Punch 184. Hot Buttered Punch 185. Hot Christmas Punch 186. Hot Cider Punch 187. Hot Cranberry Punch 188. Hot Fruit Punch 189. Hot Holiday Punch 190. Hot Milk Punch 191. Hot Mulled Fruit Punch 192. Hot Or Cold Perky Punch 193. Hot Pineapple Punch 194. Hot Punch 195. Hot Scarlet Wine Punch 196. Hot Spiced Cranberry Punch 197. Hot Spiced Fruit Punch 198. Hot Spiced Percolator Punch 199. Hot Spiced Punch 200. Hot Spicy Lemonade Punch 201. Hot Weather Punch 202. Hot Whiskey Punch 203. Hot Wine Cranberry Punch 204. Icy Holiday Punch 205. Irish Coffee-Eggnog Punch 206. Island Fruit Punch 207. Island Rum Punch 208. Jack Connor's Artillery Punch 209. Jamaican Rum Punch 210. Jane Glass' Punch 211. Jello Punch 212. Jubilee Punch 213. June Bug Punch 214. Jungle Juice Punch 215. Juniper's Gin Punch 216. Kahlua Party Punch 217. King Eddy's Punch 218. King Kalakau'a's Champagne Punch 219. Knockout Planter's Punch 220. Kohl's Punch 221. Lemon Apple Punch 222. Lemon Balm Punch 223. Lemon Punch 224. Lemon Sherbet Punch 225. Lemon Strawberry Punch 226. Lemon Tea Punch 227. Lemon-Lime Punch 228. Lemon-Lime Sherbet Punch 229. Lemony Cran-Cherry Punch 230. Leprechaun Lime Punch 231. Lime Lemon Punch 232. Lime Party Punch 233. Lime Punch 234. Liza's Lemonade Punch 235. London Town Gratitude Punch 236. Magical Party Punch 237. Malihini Punch 238. Mango Punch 239. Marcelles Milk Punch 240. Martha Hyer's Coffee Punch 241. Marty's Yellow Punch 242. Mele Kalikimaka Punch 243. Merry Mary Punch 244. Mexican Sunrise Punch 245. Mexican Tea Punch 246. Mimi's Punch 247. Mint Punch 248. Mint Raspberry Punch 249. Mint-Falvored Punch 250. Minted Punch 251. Mississippi Wedding Punch 252. Mocha Punch 253. Mock Champagne Punch 254. Mock Margarita Punch 255. Mom's Punch 256. Monarchy Luau Punch 257. Moosemilk Punch 258. Mulled Cinnamon Basil Punch 259. Mystery Punch 260. Mystic Punch 261. Nancy's Party Punch 262. New Year's Punch 263. Non Alcohol Holiday Punch 264. Non Alcoholic Tropical Punch 265. Non-Alcoholic Fruit Punch Mull 266. Non-Alcoholic Punch 267. Old-Fashioned Fruit Punch 268. One Gallon Punch 269. Open House Punch 270. Orange Blossom Punch 271. Orange Eggnog Punch 272. Orange Pucks Punch 273. Orange Punch 274. Orange Sherbet Punch 275. Pacific Fruit Punch 276. Padre Punch 277. Pali Punch 278. Paradise Punch 279. Park Place Punch 280. Party Milk Punch 281. Party Punch 282. Passion "Champagne" Punch 283. Patridgeberry Punch 284. Pavilion Punch 285. Peach Champagne Punch 286. Peachy Power Punch 287. Peppermint Punch 288. Peppermint Stick Punch 289. Percolator Punch 290. Perky Party Punch 291. Persimmon Punch - {Soo Jeung Kwa} 292. Pina Colada Punch 293. Pineapple Citrus Punch 294. Pineapple Ice Cream Punch 295. Pineapple Mint Punch 296. Pineapple Orange Punch 297. Pineapple Party Punch 298. Pineapple Punch 299. Pineapple-Lime Punch 300. Pineapple-Orange Punch 301. Pineapple-Raspberry Cream Punch 302. Pink Lady Punch 303. Pink Pastel Punch 304. Pink Punch 305. Plantation Coffee Punch 306. Plantation Punch 307. Planter's Punch - Bahamas Style 308. Planter's Punch - Jamaica Style 309. Planter´s Punch 310. Ponche De Frutas (Fruit Punch) 311. Ponche De Pina (Hot Pineapple Punch) 312. Port Punch 313. Portofino Punch 314. Power Punch 315. Presbyterian Punch 316. Press Conference Punch 317. Pretty Party Punch, Jn 318. Pseudo-Champagne Punch 319. Puck-R-Up Punch 320. Pumpkin Punch 321. Punch 322. Punch - Orange Or Lime 323. Punch For A Bunch 324. Quick Cranberry Punch 325. Quick Fruit Punch 326. Radioactive Punch 327. Rainbow Punch 328. Raspberry Champagne Punch (Borden) 329. Raspberry Punch 330. Raspberry Sherbet Punch 331. Reception Tea Punch 332. Red Punch 333. Red Satin Punch 334. Red Wine Punch 335. Rhubarb Citrus Punch 336. Rhubarb Punch 337. Roman Punch 338. Rose Punch 339. Rose's Wedding Punch 340. Ruby Fruit Punch 341. Ruby Punch Bowl 342. Ruby Red Grapefruit Punch 343. Rum Cranberry Punch 344. Rum Punch 345. Rum-Lime Punch 346. Ryan's Punch 347. Sangria Punch 348. Santa's Punch 349. Scottish (Ross's) Whiskey Punch 350. Sea Captain's Punch 351. Sea Foam Punch 352. Sherbet And Ginger Ale Punch 353. Sherbet Champagne Punch 354. Sherbet Punch 355. Shirley's Punch 356. Shower Punch 357. Silver Punch 358. Sleigh Ride Punch 359. Slush With A Punch 360. Slushy Wedding Punch 361. Snow Punch 362. Soo Jeung Kwa (Persimmon Punch) 363. South Pacific Islands Rum Punch 364. Southern Comfort Punch 365. Southern Fresh Fruit Punch 366. Space Needle Blast-Off Punch 367. Sparkle Punch 368. Sparkling Apple Punch 369. Sparkling Champagne Punch 370. Sparkling Cranberry Punch 371. Sparkling Cranberry-Apricot Punch 372. Sparkling Fall Harvest Punch 373. Sparkling Mock Champagne Punch 374. Sparkling Pineapple Punch 375. Sparkling Punch 376. Sparkling Red Slush Punch 377. Sparkling Rose’ Punch 378. Sparkling Strawberry Punch 379. Spice Party Punch 380. Spiced Apricot Punch 381. Spiced Hot Percolator Punch 382. Spiced Peach Punch 383. Spiced Percolator Punch 384. Spicy Percolator Punch 385. Spicy Perk-A-Punch 386. Spicy Pineapple Punch 387. Spirited Coffee Punch 388. Spring Breeze Punch 389. Springtime Punch 390. St Paddy's Day Punch 391. St. Patty's Punch 392. Stars & Stripes Punch 393. Steaming Hot Holiday Punch 394. Strawberry Champagne Punch 395. Strawberry Daiquri Punch 396. Strawberry Ginger Punch 397. Strawberry Margarita Punch 398. Strawberry Party Punch 399. Strawberry Punch 400. Strawberry Punch Bowl Dessert 401. Strawberry Sparkle Punch 402. Strawberry-Lemonade Punch 403. Strawberry-Lime Punch 404. Summer Citrus Punch 405. Summer Punch 406. Summertime Fruit Punch 407. Summertime Punch 408. Sunny Holiday Punch 409. Sunset Punch 410. Sunshine Punch 411. Swamp Water Punch 412. Sweet Cider Punch 413. Tahitian Punch 414. Tamarind Punch With Satays 415. Tea And Fruit Punch 416. Tea Punch 417. Temperance Punch 418. Texas Golden Punch 419. The "Punch" 420. The Bridal Sweet Punch 421. Three Fruit Punch 422. Tiger Pause Punch 423. Trinity Wedding Punch 424. Tropical Champagne Punch 425. Tropical Fruit Punch 426. Tropical Punch 427. Tutti-Frutti Punch 428. U-238 Punch 429. Ultimate Punch 430. Valentine's Day Punch 431. Vampire Punch 432. Vitello Tonnato ; Imperial Punch 433. Vodka Punch 434. Voodoo Punch 435. Warm Buttered Rum Punch 436. Warm Tea Punch 437. White Wine Punch Sample Content Preview Wassail Punch Yield 17 Servings 1 qt apple cider 1 qt pineapple juice 1/4 c sugar 2 sticks cinnamon 1/2 t whole allspice 1/2 t whole cloves 1/2 c lemon juice 1 bottle sauterne wine,(4/5-qt.) 5 sm apples 1 whole cloves In a large pan, combine the first 6 ingredients. Simmer for 15 minutes. Add lemon juice and wine. Heat but do not boil. Pour into a large punch bowl. Stud apples with cloves and float in punch bowl.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Internet Marketing B.S. Statement #1: Starting and running an Internet Business is expensive. This statement often comes from people who are living in non-U.S. countries, especially if the country’s local currency is smaller than that of the U.S. Dollar. I think it is more expensive to trade in my financial freedom for receiving such a small check at month’s end for the rest of my life – at someone else’s mercy, on top of that. And this is regardless of what currency my money may be in. A wise man once said, “If you are not getting anything good out of your situation now, you are probably trading something else better for it.” If you are living in a country where things are not as expensive as in some western countries, you should see it more as an advantage rather than a disadvantage. Why worry about how much it would cost you in US Dollars when the amount of money you can make in US Dollars excites you even more? Not to mention, that an Internet Business is a lot more affordable to start for individuals like you and me as opposed to starting a conventional business, which is obviously more risky and it would take you longer time to save your money or better financial intelligence to even begin one. And if you make a financial mistake that ultimately closes your conventional business down, it would be a question as to when you can start again. If you still think that starting an Internet Business is expensive, then you are probably trading your souls for cents. Is that how much you think you are REALLY worth?

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Wouldn’t it be great? 2 Table of Contents 3 Using this book 4 Introduction 5 What is podcasting? 6 Getting started by downloading and listening 15 Podcasting software and equipment 32 Podcast Host Sites 41 Content and Niche Markets 51 10 Ways to Make Money Podcasting 64 Conclusion 77 Glossary 78 Sample Content Preview Using this book How this book is designed to help you Each chapter has a pre-learning section with questions you might typically ask, in italics, followed by a mini-table of contents to help you see where those questions are answered. Read each question to help you activate your learning. You’ll learn far more if you do! Refer to them later if are looking for a particular piece of information to cover again. In the “What you need to know” section, you may come across words and concepts you’ve never heard before. That’s when you’ll see this marker at the end of the paragraph to let you know that a definition exists in the glossary >>>TECHNICAL TERM: WORD EXAMPLE Examples are found in an example box, like this. This way, you’ll be able to come back to them when you can’t remember how a concept works. The best way to learn is by participating, so you’ll find step-by-step action plans in boxes like this: 1. The specific action to take very easy to follow when you see it in this format. Or you might see a tip at the end of paragraph highlighting secrets that the podcasting pros use to increase their audience or make money! >>>SECRETS OF THE PROS! The “Take Action” section outlines specific steps and websites to help you learn more and integrate what you learned into immediate results for both personal podcasters and business podcasters. Finally, each chapter ends with a “Wrap Up” to review what you’ve learned, to highlight mistakes to avoid, and to tell you what’s coming up.

Table Of Contents Introduction......................5 About Me..........................6 How did I get here?..........7 The Commitment......................7 Common Mistakes Made by New Marketers......................10 Focus Stealers......................10 The Hold Back......................13 Getting caught up in paralysis analysis......................14 Being the “Jack of all trades” and “The Master of None” ......................15 Trying to make money in too many streams of income before you have mastered one......................16 Are You A Windows Or A Dos Mind?......................17 Listening to the opinions of all the gurus......................21 Planning......................23 Financially Speaking......................26 Branding your business......................29 USP......................30 My “virtual” brick and mortar structure......................33 Incorporating my business..................33 EIN/SSN......................34 Business Address......................35 Business Bank Account......................35 Record Keeping......................35 Legally Speaking......................36 Hardware and Software......................38 Basic Equipment......................38 Browsers......................39 Office Suite Software......................39 PDF Software......................39 Screen Capture/Video Software......................39 FTP Software......................40 NoteTab......................42 Smart Type Assistant......................43 Email Addresses......................43 ZIP Software......................44 Jag~Aspirin....................45 Your Roles In Your Business......................46 Registering Your Domain & Hosting Account.....................48 Choosing Your Business Name & Domain......................48 Building Your Website......................53 Software......................53 Autoresponders......................53 Payment Processors......................54 Newsletter......................54 Article Marketing......................56 Adsense......................57 Affiliate Marketing......................58 Niche Marketing......................60 Your Ultimate Goal ~ Creating Your Own Products......................62 Rely On People – Even Better, Get A Master For Your Answers......................63 Conclusion......................66 Sample Content Preview Introduction The purpose of this eBook is to give you the real, unedited ‘no hold barred’ process of how to properly build your “virtual” brick and mortar internet business. I will dispel the hype and untruths about internet marketing so that you start on a level playing field and have a fair advantage. You know that money can be made in this business, but not like it has been portrayed. Gone are the days of sticking up a website and the money floodgates open up to you. People are leary and cautious of spending their money and being scammed. There’s a lot of competition and savvy consumers to contend with so you must be top of your game. There is so much information available to you out on the net that I’m not gonna regurgitate that same information to you. I will attempt to recommend resources that are free; however, I might not be able to do that depending on the resource itself. I will only suggest resources that I think are reliable either through my own personal experience or through highly regarded people I know in this business. In addition, here is something that you might as well get out your head now. You will have to spend some money and don’t let anyone fill your head up with the idea that you don’t. How much I can’t say because I don’t know your personal goals. But I assure you that by the time you finish reading this book you will have a very good idea.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Venison Steaks With Scotch Sour Sauce Barbecued Venison Ribs Venison Picadillo Venison Roast Frank's Sure-Kill Venison Chili Roast Venison Venison Meat Loaf With Chili Sauce Tomato Venison Pot Roast Elk/Deer Sauerbraten I Elk/Deer Spanish Pot Roast Leg Roast Of Venison Venison With Almonds Jellied Venison Salad Hawaiian Venison Venison Shortcake Venison Barbecue Curried Venison Venison Roll-Ups Stuffed Steaks Creamed Venison Deer Filet A'tournedos Brennan Venison Jerky Deer Jerky Marinade Sugar Cured Venison Jerky Smoked Spicy Venison Jerky Venison Sauces Venison Chili Venison Loaf With Noodles Venison Meat Loaf Venison Meatballs Deer Jerky Mcdermott Magnum Deer Chili Marinaded Deer Roast Venison Benison Smoked Deer Ham I Deer Sausage I Venison Ragout With Onions Deer And Barley Soup Deer Sausage Peperone Deer Soup Stock Charlie's Deer Stew Venison Ham Herb Marinaded Deer Roast Boiled Deer Ardennes Deer Sausage II Barbequed Deer Ribs I Boiled Deer Tongue Deer Sauce I Deer Sauce II Deer Marinade I Deer Marinade II Deer Marinade III Deer Marinade IV Deer Marinade V Big Buck Steak I Big Buck Steak II Fried Deer Heart Deer Heart And Kidney Stew Venison Swiss Steak Hungryman's Stew With Venison Crock Pot Venison Stew Country Style Venison Stew Venison Steaks In Wine Barbecue Venison Chops Crock Pot Venison Barbecue Venison And 4-Beans Venison Pizza Venison-Beef Stew Venison And Potato Loaf Venison Hash Venison Hamburger Rice Pie Savory Venison Chili Venison Chili Ala Fred Don's Venison Chili Oven-Barbecued Venison Ribs Venison Suey Venison Rib Barbecue Venison Pepper Steak Onion Buttered Deer Steak Venison Roast Burgundy Venison Chops And Rice Venison Chops In Tomato Soup Venison Jerky Deer Jerky Smoked Oriental Venison Jerky Hearty Venison Soup Venison Cheese Ball Soup Venison Goulash Soup Uncle Buck's Venison Kabobs Dutch Oven Venison Stuffed Venison Pinwhells Uncle Buck's Venison Chili Venison With Green Peppercorns Venison Burgers Fiery Barbecued Venison Oriental Venison Cutlets Big Bob's Shoulder Of Venison Marinated Venison Venison Steaks With Chestnuts & Figs Marinated Loin Of Venison Roasted In Mustard Venison Stew Venison Nacho Dip Venison Goulash Venison Sausage Balls Venison Pot Roast Deer Sausage (Wildgame 2) Roast Loin Of Venison With Savory Wine Sauce Venison Mincemeat Pie Lillie Bell's Venison Roast Smoked Venison Roast Mushroom- Crusted Venison Loin Grilled Venison Steaks Country-Style Venison Steaks Venison Kabobs Venison Soup Venison Tenderloin Appetizers Venison And Tomatoes Country-Fried Venison Roast Haunch Of Venison Venison Steak St. Hubert Venison Roast With Glaze Venison Roast With Red Wine Gravy Venison Roast Venison Chops Marchand De Muscadine Venison Stew With Potato Dumplings Venison - Vegetable Bake Sweet And Sour Sauce For Venison Venison Country Sausage Brush Country Deer Loaf Venison Sauce Piquante Venison Marinade Venison With Forest Berry Relish Venison Scallopini Venison Civet Old Man Kelsey's Deer Jerky Spiced Venison Roast Roast Rack Of Venison With Wild Mushrooms Gene Blystone's Venison Mincemeat Loin Of Venison With Cherry Chile Salsa Deer Pemican (Ogalala Sioux) Delaware Indian Deer Liver With Onions Kiowa Venison Roast Bill's Venison Roast Venison Etouffee Sample Content Preview Venison Steaks With Scotch Sour Sauce Yield: 4 servings 2 tb butter,divided use 1/4 c finely chopped shallots 5 cranberries,crushed 1/4 c scotch whiskey 3/4 c orange juice 2 tb lemon juice 2 tb red currant jelly 1 ts dijon mustard 2 ts cornstarch 2 tb water 4 venison porterhouse steaks 1 or 4 small beef porterhouse 1 steaks Combine 1 tbsp. butter,shallots and berries in a 2 cup glass measure.Cover with vented plastic wrap.Microwave on high for 2 minutes.Add Scotch whiskey and microwave on high 1 minute or until boiling.Stir in orange juice,lemon juice,jelly and mustard. Microwave on high 2 minutes or until boiling.Combine cornstarch with water.Stir into sauce;microwave on high 1 minute or until boiling;set aside. Preheat a microwave browning dish according to the maximum time given in manufacturer's directions.Rub remaining 1 tbsp. butter over surface.Immediately,press venison or beef onto hot surface.When brown,turn over.Microwave on high 2 minutes or to desired doneness.Do not overcook.Serve immediately with sauce.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Teach Yourself How to Play the Guitar Overnight! INTRODUCTION: First of all, we must forget everything we’ve ever thought about how complicated playing music is. I compare it to ‘math anxiety’ Many people fear music and think that it takes a genius to be a good musician. To be a master it might take a genius, but to play songs on the guitar, sound good and have a great time is only a lesson or two away! I have been playing and teaching music professionally for many years and was a child piano prodigy myself. I play and teach: piano, guitar, bass, flute and drums. I have tought many friends and family members how to get started playing songs on the guitar practically overnight. When you are dedicated enough and passionate about learning the guitar, it comes a lot easier than you may think. My fiancee is also excelling at the guitar and the bass guitar since I’ve shown her a few methods and tricks. I hope this gives you the kick start you need to get started rockin’ and rollin’! Enjoy. LET’S LEARN! Grab your guitar! I am assuming that prior to reading this you have a pretty good idea of how to hold a guitar and pluck the strings either with your finger(s) or with a guitar ‘pick’. If not here’s the rundown: (For Lefties, Do everything opposite i.e ‘left upper thigh’ etc.) Playing guitar for hours can strain your back if you do not maintain an upright posture. Pick up your guitar and place the back of the guitar against your stomach. If you are right handed, the guitar neck should be pointing towards your left. Rest the guitar body on your right upper thigh. Now place your left hand around the guitar neck and place your right arm around the body so that your hand is lying by the strings. Adjust your body positioning so that you are completely comfortable. Hand Positioning If you're left handed, don't worry. You have two options here. The first option is to buy a right-handed guitar and re-string it, so that the order of the strings in figure 3 is reversed. The second option you have is to buy a left-handed guitar.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION The Good Ol’ Days... There was a time in this world when the need to lose weight was completely unheard of. People ate well, but the worked well too. They woke up early in the morning and then engaged in a whole day’s work. This work was mostly physical labor. People worked on fields digging, sowing, harvesting. They tilled they soil, rode horses, worked on farms and ranches. The result was that they could afford to eat almost anything they wanted in whatever quantities they wanted. But that was ages ago. The world has changed so much since those days. Life styles have changed so much and the comforts and facilities have increased so much. But every rose has its thorn. As a result of all these comforts and amenities the state of physical well being has really changed. Most of us have sedentary jobs that demand little or no exercise at all. To put it simply, things have become so damn easy. And just as can be expected, weight gain has become a major concern for almost every city dweller. During the period of thoughtless youth it is not such a major concern. The young practically eat nothing and so weight problems do not bother them so much. But as soon as you turn twenty, you start showing signs of weight gain and that too in all the wrong places. It’s not about the hour glass figure or the perfectly sculpted and toned body. It is more about staying fit and remaining healthy to ensure a long, disease free life. Every body knows that those extra pounds spell illness. All over the world people are switching to a healthier life style and the catch line is indeed weight loss.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents INTRODUCTION.................................................6 Section 1: Assessing Physical Damage and Accepting the Importance of Exercise..........10 Lifespan and Physical Appearance.....................11 Assessing How Fit You Are...............................12 Turning You into a Fitness Buff!........................14 Slowly but Surely…..........................................15 Benefits of Exercise.........................................16 MORE Benefits of Exercise!...............................16 Section 2: No Matter How Busy You Are, there are Ways You CAN Include Exercise.......20 A Simple Exercise Program...............................21 Frequency and Intensity..................................22 Variety is the Spice of Life................................23 Walk before you Run….....................................24 Time Management..........................................25 Cubicle Fitness...............................................27 Family Exercises.............................................28 Chores Burn Calories!......................................28 Walk, don’t Drive!...........................................28 Section 3: Busy Traveler? You Can Fit Exercise into your Trips!......30 Common Obstacles.........................................31 Walk when on the Road...................................32 Fitness while Flying.........................................32 A note about DVT............................................33 Important “to do” things when traveling.............34 Working out with Friends.................................36 When there’s no Gym!.....................................37 Yoga.............................................................40 Section 4: Exercise Equipment “To Go”................41 More Portable Exercise Tools!...........................42 IMPORTANT NOTE: Buyer Beware!....................43 Using a Pedometer..........................................45 Always Carry…................................................46 Keep a Record!...............................................46 Eating Fit!......................................................47 Section 5: Information/Resources for the Hurried and Harried........48 Fitness-Friendly Hotels....................................49 Fitness-Friendly Airports..................................50 Websites of Interest........................................51 Conclusion.......................................................52 Sample Content Preview INTRODUCTION Fit exercise into your busy schedule? That’s as absurd as saying that there are eight days in a week! First, you’ve never exercised before or engaged regularly in a sport; second, you’ve never been into the fitness crowd and have had meager time for such pursuits, and third, you’re far too busy to even think of exercise. In other words, YOU’RE JUST NOT INTO IT. Of course your friends talk about it and rave about the latest fitness craze, but you’ve seen it too often: some of them are on the “on-again-off-again” treadmill / stair master mania, and you wonder why they haven’t shred the fat that they’re desperately still trying to hide. Seeing what your friends go through and not seeing any results, you cling to the notion that your total lack of interest is justified. You’re not the least bit inclined to engage in these circus-like contortions or do those mindless freestyle strokes in the water. That would only encroach into your already busy schedule of juggling family, home and career. These three combined – husband/children/work are your exercise.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Preparing To Write... p. 5 Constructing The Offer... p. 10 Deconstructing Headlines... p. 12 On Testing p. 20 Strategies For Writing Autoresponders P. 25 Winning PS Formulas P. 27 A Simple Audio Script P. 28 A Quick Tip On Guarantees P. 29 7 Copy Sins P. 30 Sample Content Preview Preparing To Write It can be hard to find people talking about what you should do BEFORE you start writing copy. But that's often the most important part. You need to get to know your customer and what they desire. Along with HOW to talk to them. So I periodically hammer Michel with these kinds of questions... > Question: "How do you get inside the head of the prospect?" > And I'll try and make it more specific by saying, what's a quick > overview of your methodology for discovering the conversation > in the prospect's mind? Michel's Brain: I just posted a blog post today, "How to Target Your Perfect Customer," that specifically deals with this. (What a coincidence!) Here's the link: https://www.michelfortin.com/how-to-target-your-perfect-customer/ Generally, this involves doing a lot of detective work. Market research is key. Getting to know the prospect as intimately as possible is even better, and a step beyond typical market research. Sometimes, I conduct phone interviews with clients, record the conversation and get the call transcribed. And often, they practically write the copy for me! I try to pull out their passion. Get them to expand. Ask open-ended questions. Ask questions (like the questions I posted in my blog post) and let them take over the conversation. Really. I also sometimes browse related or industry-specific forums. Just watching some of the conversations going on is very telling. People are posting their desires, their fears, their concerns, their appreciation (or disklike) of certain products, both competing and non-competing products, etc. Sometimes, I join these forums under a pseudonym and pose questions, as if I was "one of them." I then carefully watch what kind of answers they give me. And blogs and social networking sites, which have now exploded, are perfect locations to discover what kind of conversations are going on in specific niches or about specific topics. For example, let's say you're writing copy for a "fly fishing" infoproduct. Then you could browse forums like: