July 13th, 2008 by thrandur
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The Lobster House soup is a really tasty treat from the ocean. Use it before the main course for extra special occasions. It takes some work but is well worth the trouble. It tastes really delicious and is great with white wine.
Jack Feka - a fellow SBIer I got to know on board the Freedom - is just starting a site with shrimp recipes. As shrimp and lobster have similar methods of cooking I sent him the recipe replacing lobster with shrimp
Here are both recipes if you want to try:
The Lobster House Soup
Icelandic Shrimp Soup
Check Out Jack Feka’s Shrimp Magic site for lots of other magical shrimp healthy treats.
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Tags: Lobster, Soup
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April 30th, 2008 by thrandur
SPOT is the World’s first satellite messenger. It is the only gadget of its kind that uses the GPS system to get its position and send a message with the location along with your name by satellite and make it available on the internet via email and Google Maps or just a plain SMS message.

You can use SPOT simply to let others know where you are or if you need help.
Unlike an ordinary GPS system that only receives signals and calculates position, the SPOT uses two types of satellite systems. One to determine the location and the other to send along predefined messages to those you want to get it.
SPOT’s Satellite Messenger boasts up to 1 year battery life, it has global coverage and the ability to track your position using Google Maps, along with 9-1-1 alerting for real emergencies. The bright orange handheld device is water- temperature -and shock-proof. SPOT even floats!
Send a signal even in areas with no cell phone coverage. SPOT uses 100% satellite technology, so you don’t have to worry about land based communication. SPOT covers virtually all of North America, Europe, and Australia, most of South America, northern Africa and northeastern Asia, and hundreds or thousands of miles offshore of these areas.
Satellite technology allows SPOT to work around the world - even where cell phones don’t. Using SPOT requires a subscription service that costs about $10 pr. month. Additional services and options available.
SPOT GPS Emergency gadget.
Popularity: 24% [?]
Tags: GPS emergency, GPS SPOT
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February 20th, 2008 by thrandur
We have never been on a cruise ship before and never to the Caribbean so this is going to be an adventure to remember! Among the thousands of passengers on board the Freedom of the Seas are Webmasters from SBI who organized the cruise on the Caribbean.
Freedom of the Seas is currently the largest cruiser ship in the world. At an overall length of 338.77 meters (1.111.5 ft), width (beam) of 38.6 m (126.65 ft) it is truly massive.
Click here to read the rest of the story and see the pictures from the Freedom of the Seas and the Caribbean cruise…
Freedom of the Seas on other blogs:
Freedom of the Seas
Caribbean Cruises: Freedom of the Seas
Caribbean Cruises: Cruise With “FREEDOM OF THE SEAS”
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February 17th, 2008 by thrandur
GPS systems come in various shapes and sizes. In the early days GPS systems were big and bulky and the cost was way out of reach for the average traveler. Now the GPS systems are getting smaller by the year and the functionality and usefulness is constantly growing.
The hardest part is now to compare prices and features between brands.
GPS-Compare.com is now live and can help you select the right tool for your needs.

GPS Compare is the newest member of my series of BANS - Make Your Own Niche Store sites. You should be able to find a GPS system for any use and the price range is wide:
GPS articles on blogs I like:
Car VS Handheld GPS for geocaching.
Compared GPS and GPS Ratings - Do They Help?
Nokia Bluetooth GPS Module LD-4W review
GPS School of Hard Knocks: #1 Why Buy a GPS?
Popularity: 36% [?]
Tags: gps, gps compare
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December 30th, 2007 by thrandur
What could be more fun than to go cruising on a luxury ship for a few warm days in the sunny Caribbean?
This is going to be so much fun

The cruise is on the biggest and one of the most luxurious ships of them all, the Freedom of the Seas.
The cruise is organized by members of the SiteBuildIt! community of web masters and will be the first time I see any of these great minds. Not the least I am looking forward to seeing Ken Evoy, the president of SiteSell and one of the thought leaders in the field of internet marketing.
I will be having one of the Cruise Seminars as you can see below:
Here’s the schedule:
Day 2 - 1/21 - Monday….. 10:00-11:30am
(Ken gets the first 1/2 hour)
Erwin…customerservicepoint.com
Curling for Customers - How to Earn More by Picking up a Broom
Day 2 - 1/21 - Monday 2:00-3:00pm
Debs…debtsteps.com
It’s a secret - Cannot disclose even with offers of bribes
Day 3 - 1/22 - Tuesday… 10:00-11:00am
Carla…professional-resume-example.com
Branding Yourself and Your Site
Day 4 - 1/23 - Wednesday… 10:00-11:00am
Tatiana…allbizwebdesign.com
L&F - the importance of visual marketing
Day 5 - 1/24 - Thursday…10:00-11:00am
Audrey…writershelper.com
Another secret - Cannot disclose even with offers of bribes
Day 6 - 1/25 - Friday…10:00-11:00am
Kenth…freenewlettertemplates.com
Product/Sales pages and Adsense
Day 7 - 1/26 - Saturday…10:00-11:00am
Erwin…customerservicepoint.com
Monetize It! - The story of the ugly tortoise
Day 7 - 1/26 - Saturday 2:30 - 4:00pm
Thrandur…4×4offroads.com
Javascript Magic and HTML for beginners
(Ken gets the last 1/2 hour)
Popularity: 37% [?]
Tags: Boating, cruise seminars, freedom of the seas, sbi cruise, SiteBuildIt!
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