Month: November 2020

Season of light

MetalPhoto Christmas, Seasonal 1 Comment

Come Sunday it is the first Sunday of Advent and at my place all the Christmas decorations shall be in place then, but during the weekend I’m elsewhere so Thursday and Friday will be rather hectic. Especially one item takes a lot of time getting in order, the Christmas tree with all it’s ornaments.

Forget bodybuilding, I got a full workout just hauling the damn Christmas tree up from the basement. What the hell did they put inside it, it weighs at least a solid 20 kilo’s!

Non-mover

MetalPhoto Commercial, Crypto, General, Miscellaneous 1 Comment

Slightly delayed here is lasts week stats update. The blog has been a non-mover the last two weeks, more or less, which is not a bad thing actually as there has been very few new posts made. To read about the ranking and such I refer you to the previous stats update Stability and move on to other matters. The reason for the few posts is simply the need to make a substantial effort building alternative income streams as not only my economy but the economy of the world in general is going down the drain due to the Chinese affliction.

The last week or so I have been concentrating primarily on building two new crypto currencies and I invite you to join me building a future income you too. We all may have missed out on the Bitcoin revolution, 1 BTC is today worth close $20,000 USD, but let’s make sure we don’t miss out on new crypto currencies.

First it’s Facebook’s very own crypto called Libra (LBR) which is in pre-launch at the moment. With UPLibra you get your own LBR for free, you get 3 LBR on signup and then there is a faucet where you can claim more. After making 50 claims you’ll get a bonus of another 3 LBR, then another 50 claims. For every new person you bring in there you also get 1 LBR. In just over a week I have gathered 27 LBR. At the pre-sale site the cost of 1 LBR is $2.06 USD at the moment and this is going up steadily day by day.

UPLibra

Second it’s a crypto called Big Byte Block (BBB) where you get 1 free node block on signup and then, if you wish, can purchase additional nodes. If not, let the one you get for free mature and re-invest those earnings in additional nodes. These will earn a 400% return on investment so for every node you have secured you can secure another 4 and each blocked node reaching maturity will also give you a BBB coin which you can exchange at the Waves Exchange for other crypto currencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum for instance.

Big Byte Block

Shortly I will be adding advertising opportunities at the blog. With between 7 and 8 thousand unique visitors each week and close to 30,000 hits/week banner advertising on the blog is a most viable option. Of course it will be a low cost advertising opportunity.

Savings account

MetalPhoto Commercial, Crypto 1 Comment

I don’t know about your country, but on savings accounts at banks in my country of residence there is no interest to speak of. There is an alternative though, online services such as TellerBack, where you earn an interest daily on the money in your savings account. Best of all, they give you the opportunity to get a few bucks for free to earn interest from. Myself I gathered $7 USD right after joining through their Bonus program and more can be earned for doing activities such as posting on forums. And you also get $1 USD straight into your saving account for each referral.

http://tellerback0.ru/ref163522

As far as I can see there is no requirement to make your own deposit, so why not get the account and get all the free money you can, then just let it sit and tick away?

Oh Deer

MetalPhoto Mammals, Nature 1 Comment

It definitely is winter here now although no snow has yet fallen, they however said in the forecast there may be some of that pesky white stuff coming by the end of the week. One thing we will never see around here though are rein deer, for that we are too far south. One winter I lived in Pajala way up north and there you could trip over them in the middle of the city. I always thought rein deer were big things having been around moose all my life, but they only reach my waist.