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Friday, August 25, 2017

McGregor Mayweather: Fight is a JOKE and should NOT count as Floyd Mayweather’s 50-0




FLOYD MAYWEATHER will, in all likelihood, log his 50th professional win by beating Conor McGregor on Saturday, achieving something many thought he never would.
When Mayweather retired for the second time after beating Andre Berto in an unspectacular but dominant win over the fellow American, it looked as though he would never achieve that 50-0 landmark.
Of course, the difference between going 49 fights and 50 fights unbeaten is minimal – both are remarkable records and few will fail to count Mayweather among the best boxers of all time because of it.
However, “Pretty Boy” is tarnishing his record with a gimmicky bout against UFC star McGregor and living up to his latter nickname – “Money” – rather than his former one.
It may be that is exactly as Mayweather wishes.


McGregor Mayweather: Fight is a JOKE and should NOT count as Floyd Mayweather’s 50-0

Rough Night review: A lacklustre comedy in which a hen party winds up with a corpse

DOES anyone remember the 1980s farce Weekend At Bernie’s?
It seems to have been a big source of inspiration for Rough Night, a lacklustre comedy in which a raucous hen party winds up with an inconvenient corpse.
Politician and blushing bride-to-be Jess (Scarlett Johansson) is promised the best weekend of her life when she heads to a hen party in Miami organised by close friend Alice (Jillian Bell).
Everything is going to plan until the accidental death of stripper Jay (Ryan Cooper) and the moral dilemma of what to do with his body.
The talented cast includes Kate McKinnon as wacky Aussie buddy Pippa but like most of them she struggles to raise many laughs from a screenplay that often feels as lifeless as that hapless stripper.


Rough Night review: A lacklustre comedy in which a hen party winds up with a corpse

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong jailed for corruption

Lee Jae-yong, vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, leaves after his verdict at the Seoul Central District Court on 25 August 2017 in Seoul, South Korea

The de facto boss of the world’s largest smartphone maker is convicted of bribery in South Korea.
A court in South Korea has sentenced Samsung’s billionaire heir-apparent Lee Jae-yong to five years in prison for corruption.
Mr Lee was convicted of bribery in a scandal that also saw the impeachment of South Korea’s former president.
The case has gripped the public amid growing anger against South Korea’s biggest companies, known as chaebols.
Mr Lee, who denied all charges, had faced a jail sentence of up to 12 years.
Also known as Jay Y Lee, the de facto head of the world’s largest smartphone maker had been detained since February on a string of corruption charges.
These included bribery, embezzlement and hiding assets overseas.
What did he do?




Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong jailed for corruption

Tuesday, October 25, 2016

AFFILIATE MARKETING MYTHS FOR LEADS GENERATION






If you have been studying the subject of affiliate marketing leads generation, you will agree with me that there are really not many new sources in generating online leads.

You have heard of search engine traffic, web 2.0 traffic, article marketing, different forms of online advertising etc. You probably have tried one or more of these sources and failed.

What’s wrong?

In today’s discussion, we are going to discuss the myths relating affiliate marketing leads generation. In particular, we will discuss about search engine optimization and online advertising.

Myth #1 – You Can Generate Affiliate Marketing Leads Through Search Engine Optimization

The story is always the same – If your webpage can rank in the first page of the search engines, you can drive lots of marketing leads to your affiliated product and make money.

It’s not true!

Well, it’s true that you may be able to drive lots of traffic, but you may not generate any sale.

Memorize the paragraph below by heart! Read more