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IN THIS ISSUE:

1. Flight Lines: Kindness Is It's Own Reward
2. Wing Tips: Software Media and License Storage
3. Feature Article: "Predictions: What Books Will Sell in 2005?"
4. Alter Eagle: "Quiz Your Friends" Web Site
5. Light Flight: Reality Check Time!
6. Eagle's Talon: "Ebooks - A Complete Guide..." - Courtesy eBook
7. From The Bench: "Networking Basics for Small Business"
8. Eye Of The Eagle: Are You All Wet Yet?
9. Contact The Flyer: Send questions, comments and articles

1) ======= Flight Lines =======
[Observations on business and life]

It is not genius, nor glory, nor love that reflects on the
greatness if the human soul, it is kindness.
--Henri-Dominique Lacordaire

The best portion of a good man's life is his little,
nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love.
--William Wordsworth

Be kind. It is as easy to be kind as it is to be rude, and
it enriches everyone involved.

2) ======= Wing Tips =======
[A variety of business helps and tips]

Software Media and License Storage

This may seem like a pretty basic tip, but it's an important
one. Consider investing in a small fire-proof storage box,
or if your budget allows, a fire-proof file cabinet.

Store your valuable software media and licenses in the box
or in one of the file drawers. (Be sure to keep the box
closed and locked.)

The next time tech support tells you to grab your software,
you'll know exactly where it is. This could save you a lot
of time, money and frustation and protect your investment
in software for years to come.

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Immediate Download! Secure your P.C. Now with this powerful
resource. Learn the simple steps that you need to take to
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3) ======= Feature Article =======

Predictions: What Books Will Sell in 2005? - Guest Article
by Joe Vitale and Bill Hibbler

Now that we've finished "The Ultimate Guide to Creating
Money-Making E-Books" at http://www.create-ultimate-ebooks.com/
people are writing to us, asking for some tips on what will
sell in 2005. We say someone could make good money if they
created one or more of the following:

Joe: Anti-Aging -- Almost everyone wants to live forever.
The number of pills, potions, lotions, and other products
out there is dizzying. You could collect them all and review
them all. Act as a scout and tell us what works, and why.

Become the anti-aging specialist. Or, if you didn't want to
focus on all of the products available, just center on the
lotions, or the herbs, or whatever.

Bill: Home Automation -- Once the domain of the wealthy,
remote control houses are becoming affordable for the masses.
Wireless Internet access and piping music throughout the
house is just the beginning. Information that helps people
make the best choices for their needs will be extremely
valuable.

Joe: Smart Phone Reviews -- I pulled the rest of my hair out
when I looked at all the smart phones out there, which are
mobile phones that also get and send email. If someone would
write a consumer's report guide to smart phones, others may
buy it.

Bill: Diabetes -- There are 18.2 million people in the U.S.
alone who have diabetes. Unfortunately, those numbers are
growing. I was recently diagnosed with Type II diabetes and
have become very interested in getting information on diets,
vitamin supplements, testing equipment and other products.

A lot of the information currently available is quite
confusing and often biased. I would gladly have paid for
an ebook that summarized and reviewed the various options.

Joe: How-To's Per Product -- Every product these days comes
with a manual, which is why we need someone to translate
them. They all suck. When I bought my Blackberry smart
phone, I desperately sought a "dummies guide" to how to use
it. EVERY product could use this. The more popular the
product, the larger audience of prospects you have to
market to.

Bill: Ipods -- I got a new Ipod over the holidays and I'm
not alone. Ipods have passed Macintosh computers as Apple's
biggest selling product. Since I got mine, I've been
searching high and low for reviews of replacement headphones,
carrying cases, car adaptors and the like. I know the Ipod
can do a lot of things besides just play music not covered
in the manual. I see lots of opportunities for ebooks here.

Joe: Pet Behavior. Pet lovers LOVE their pets. I'm currently
spending about $10,000 to build an unusual cat enclosure for
some of our pets here. True pet lovers will sell their first
born to take care of their furry friends.

Show them ways to pamper, train, help or heal their pets
and they'll make you purr-fectly wealthy.

Bill: Atkins Friendly Restaurants -- The Atkins diet has
become such a huge phenomenon that many restaurants are
offering No-Carb menu or Atkins-friendly fare on their
menus. A website or ebook directory of those restaurants
would be very popular with travelers.

Joe: Eat and Still Lose Weight Cookbooks -- There will
always be a need for cookbooks because people are addicted
to food. It means survival, comfort, and pleasure. Review
cookbooks, write them, or just sell them. This is a market
that will *never* be satiated.

We offer numerous ways to create (even without writing) your
own ebook, and then market your books in our new guide, at
http://www.create-ultimate-ebooks.com/

And Jim Edwards and Joe reveal how to find a subject and
write the book quick in their best-selling ebook, described
at http://www.7dayebook.com/

But note something:

The average person reading this article won't take any
action. They'll find excuses for not writing, or selling,
an ebook.

Excuses are a dime a dozen. What is rare is the person who
will take action. We've just handed you some potentially
lucrative ideas.

Will you be the one to act -- or the one who complains?

The choice is yours.

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Joe Vitale is the author of way too many books to list here,
including the brand new "The Ultimate Guide to Creating
Money-Making E-Books", with Bill Hibbler.
See http://www.create-ultimate-ebooks.com/
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Copyright © 2005 Joe Vitale & Bill Hibbler. All rights
reserved. Feel fre^e to forward this in its entirety to
anyone you wish.
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4) ======= Alter Eagle =======
[Sites and services that we recommend]

"Quiz Your Friends" Web Site

Here's a web site that allows you to create a quiz in just
a couple of minutes. Whether you have a use for this or
not, it's something to consider when building a web site
of your own.

You might want to "quiz" (or ask for feedback) from your
web site visitors to help you zero in on your Internet
marketing efforts.

This site also has a large number of links to existing
quizes and "addicitive games". Take a break from your
work day and visit the site.

Check it out here: http://www01.quizyourfriends.com/

5) ======= Light Flight =======
[The Lighter Side Of Life - Jokes & Humor]

Near the end of a job interview, the HR Person asked the
newly graduated engineer, "What starting salary would you
consider?"

The young man replied, "I was thinking of about $100,000 a
year, depending upon the benefits package."

The interviewer said, "Well, how would you like a package
of 4 weeks vacation, 10 paid holidays, full medical and
dental, company matching retirement fund up to 50% of your
salary, and a company car, maybe a red Corvette?"

The Engineer jumped up and said, "Wow! Are you kidding?"

The interviewer replied, "Yeah, but you started it."

6) ======= Eagle's Talon =======
[Tools to help you "get a grip" on things]

"Ebooks A Complete Guide to Self Publishing" - Courtesy eBook
By Shelley Lowery

Thinking of publishing your first ebook? In this excellent
guide, Shelley Lowery offers an easy to follow as well as
timeless guide to getting started with ebooks.

Grab a copy here: http://www.eagleflyer.com/dload/esebook.exe

7) ======= From the Bench =======
[Real-life accounts of hardware, software and more]

"Networking Basics for Small Business"

To see what a server can do for your business, download the
following Adobe PDF overview of Microsoft's new SBS 2003
server. They finally got it right!

http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/1/F/71F71D86-71F9-43D5-99F1-F004C8F56A29/network_guide.pdf

For Adobe Acrobat Reader:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

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When you finally realize that you need a business web site,
where do you go to find reliable hosting? This is the one
that I use for my web sites and recommend to my customers:
http://www.eagleflyer.com/go/go.php/host30725wh

8) ======= Eye of the Eagle =======
[Ideas to inspire better communication]

Using a 5 gallon container and a 3 gallon container, how
would you measure exactly 4 gallons of water.

(Answer(s) in the next issue of the Flyer)

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Answer to Last Issue's Puzzler...

[How did a man die of thirst in his own home?]

He ran out of water on his house boat which had drifted far
out at to sea.

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