A Woman With Musical MoxieWritten by Keith "MuzikMan" Hannaleck
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 09, 2004 Los Angeles, CA- Ezina Moore, also known as Leslie Elizabeth Waddell, her name when she was Miss Black USA, is a musical titan. She sings and plays with passion and purpose on songs like "Power of Women." Power of Women is title of her new album released on June 22, 2004 on Soulful Warrior Records. If there was anyone that defines motto “I am woman hear me roar,” it is Ezina. She plays her left-handed guitar with ghosts of all blues and rock greats hovering above. Like a woman Lenny Kravitz, she empowers her cause by doing it all. While aspirations to be female Prince seemed far-fetched, growing up in a Christian family, nothing was to stop her from following her heart. The need to be expressive in every possible way necessitated need for Ezina to play guitar and sing, giving her talent maximum exposure. With beauty queen looks and heart of a lion, she has captured hearts of fans all across globe.
| | Google Slavery...Old Habits Die HardWritten by Kirk Bannerman
For first few months after Yahoo decided to go their own way with natural search (and MSN decided to get serious about search business), search results provided by those two could only be described as bizarre. Enough time has now passed that dust has somewhat settled and there are three main (from a traffic standpoint) sites for quality natural searches.The term "natural search" is to distinguish true searches, as opposed to paid advertisements which appear in search results for many search engines these days. I guess you can't really fault search engine companies from wanting to make some money (actually, BIG money) selling ad space, but debate over virtues of natural search versus paid advertising search is something that could take up a very large book and still have no clear resolution...much like arguments revolving around religion or politics. Like most people that have been working as online home business entrepreneurs for a few years, I was strongly conditioned to need to "feed 800 pound gorilla" of search engine world. Basically, "if Google didn't love you", it was very difficult to get any meaningful natural search traffic to your website. Since Google was actually search engine that was serving up results for most of popular search portals, if Google didn't look kindly upon your site and rank you well, you would not be ranked well for most of high traffic search sites on Internet. However, search landscape changed dramatically early in 2004 and things have been very fluid and interesting since that time. Its not that Google has stumbled, or become ineffective as a search vehicle, its just that major players like Yahoo and Microsoft (via MSN) have decided to make a major thrust into search business.
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