Basically combining a handful of Networks into a tool that rotates Banners from all these Networks, spitting out the most profitable ads, text or banner based on the content of the site and demographics each time the page is loaded. Only thing i need to do is select what banner sizes i plan on using for whatever site i intend to use and out comes the code to put in place.

Some of the Networks in this rotation of ads will be Adsense, ActiveResponseGroup, AdBrite, ClickBooth, CPAEmpire, CPXInteractive, EType, InterClick and ShopZilla. There are more available, but they may be who are in my network thru Rubicon at this time.

I believe Rubicon does all the application for you to your selected Networks. Other than your interaction with each of your approved networks on a one to one level from your account managers, the paycheck comes directly from Rubicon. I’ve noticed in the rubicon forum some have received checks already and seem to be pleased so far.

I really look forward to this to work out well because i have way to many sites and will increase my inventory or running sites 10 fold over the next year. So i expect the RubiconProject to be a very helpful tool for me.

Any other publishers out there using Rubicon are welcome to leave comments on your experience. I believe i’ve read in ShoeMoney.com that they are using this. I wonder if JohnChow.com is using it as well.

I will continue to post my experience with this in the coming weeks/months.

Regards,
Sal

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• Bush Unveils $3 Trillion Budget Proposal

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The president’s final budget is a sharp contrast to the priorities of the Democratic-controlled Congress, which is likely to wait out Bush’s presidency rather than accede to many of his demands. The Bush budget plan would continue his first-term tax cuts beyond their 2011 expiration date, at a cost to the Treasury of $635 billion through 2013, extend abstinence education programs, create elementary and secondary education vouchers and guard other White House initiatives.

The president also takes aim at programs that Congress has guarded zealously — and is likely to continue protecting. Among the programs Bush would eliminate are commodity price supports for farmers, research assistance to manufacturers, career and technical education grants, weatherization assistance, community development grants, graduate medical education at children’s hospitals and a public housing revitalization program that the House just overwhelmingly reauthorized.

“In my 2009 Budget, I have set clear priorities that will help us meet our nation’s most pressing needs while addressing the long-term challenges ahead. With pro-growth policies and spending discipline, we will balance the budget in 2012, keep the tax burden low and provide for our national security,” Bush said in his final budget message.

Overall, the budget proposal underscores the precariousness of the federal government’s fiscal position as the demands of the aging baby boom generation begin to climb and an uncertain economy no longer can be expected to churn out tax revenue at a record pace.

The White House foresees the federal budget deficit rising to $410 billion this year, a sharp increase from 2007’s $162 billion deficit. Measured against the size of the economy, the deficit, at 2.9 percent of gross domestic product this year, would be well shy of the deficits of 2003 and 2004.

But, bloated in part by the $150 billion stimulus plan Bush is expecting Congress to pass in the coming weeks, the red ink of 2008 would rival the nominal dollar record of $412.7 billion in 2004. Bush’s budget office projects that the deficit will stay at $407 billion in 2009 before falling sharply, then reaching a surplus in 2012.

Budget analysts and Democrats say the good news in later years is probably illusory. The Bush budget plan makes room for $61 billion in 2009 to stop the growth of the alternative minimum tax, a parallel tax system enacted in 1969 to make sure the rich pay income tax that is increasingly squeezing the middle class. The cost of an AMT fix will continue to grow each year, but the budget makes no more allowances for the cost of that fix.

The document also assumes $70 billion in costs for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars next year, a fraction of the true costs, which could reach $200 billion in 2008. Beyond 2009, the budget includes no war costs at all.

Bush also foresees raising $2.1 billion in health-care fees on non-disabled veterans through 2013. A promised crackdown on tax cheats is supposed to raise $10.5 billion over that time.

“We’ve seen this script before,” Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) said in a statement. “The President proposes more of the same failed fiscal policies he has embraced throughout his time in office — more deficit-financed war spending, more deficit-financed tax cuts tilted to benefit the wealthiest, and more borrowing from foreign nations like China and Japan. The result can only be the same — a further explosion of debt and the undermining of our nation’s economic security.”

Response to the budget’s toughest proposals was equally fierce from groups that would be affected. Under the budget, funding for after-school education programs, known as 21st Century Learning Centers, would fall from $1.1 billion to $800 million, and Bush proposes to transform the effort from a competitive grant program administered by the states to a system of vouchers given to the parents of participants.

“What he is proposing to do would dismantle after-school programs,” said Jodi Grant, executive director of the Afterschool Alliance.

Under the plan, a $301 million program that trains 4,700 pediatricians and pediatric sub-specialists at children’s teaching hospitals also would be eliminated, at a time when pediatric sub-specialties, such as rheumatology and pulmonology, face critical shortages.

“The request to eliminate funding to train the doctors that care for kids comes on the heels of the president’s veto of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program,” said Lawrence McAndrews, president and chief executive of the National Association of Children’s Hospitals. “I don’t think the president could be any clearer about his intentions towards children’s health care. ‘Wrong’ doesn’t begin to describe his actions.”

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But about six months ago i joined a forum, dnScoop.com and spent time getting to know some people and yes, buying domains. But i really learned alot from some pretty young people in the forum. Its a pretty tight nit forum, very resourceful, and not loaded with a bunch of spammers, which i am realizing myself what a headache that can be.

Anyway, i see the guy running the forum, Badi Jones, has a pretty impressive background, to me anyway. And found several other sites he has, one of them being SEOlogs.com . I gotta tell you, it is a massively resourceful sight. It really is a great place for the learning webmaster also. Badi seems to be one guy who doesnt try to sell a bunch of bull, he indicated may times over how a lot of this SEO stuff is also alot of OPINIONS. So suggests keeping an open mind about things. And indicates for noobees that there are not magic spells and what not for SEO. Just do your homework and things should fall into place.

Anywho, i am now on mybloglog.com and have become involved with a number of other Bloggers and tons of even more resources.

Well i really have to than Badi for that, i think it was a suggestion of his in one of his posts on dnScoop.com a while back.

But more importantly MyBlogLog.com is having a competion for ” THE MYBLOGLOG Become A PRroBlogger Contest” And Badi’s site, SEOlogs.com has grown tremendously in the contest. I believe he is in 4th Place now. I would highly recommend anyone to get involved on MyBlogLog.com and more importantly to vote for SEOlogs.com f you visit his site, you will truly understand, and even become a reader thru rss as well. Most of the time i get tons of value from his site with all the great information in it.

Anyway Badi, I wish you tons of luck to winning in the contest. You are definitely among the few who are very good at what you do !

Regards,

SAL MAGGIO

And all this time i think he has been running around clutching his laptop under his arm. LOL. I guess nothing will stand between his computer and him.

This has truly made my day. I wake up late in the afternoon to see a buzz on my yahoo i.m. lol. I really thought after all the devestation i see in Bangladesh i would never hear from him again.

And all he has to talk about is other ideas for plans we were working on. What a die hard. I guess some prayers do get answered. THANK YOU, and welcome back into my world Isti !

Regards,

SAL

AND I JUST NOTICED HIS LETTER TO ME FROM BANGLADESH:

Dear Sal,

First of all me and my family are safe. Thanx a lot from my heart for your kind concern about me.

Now, the cyclone actually didn’t direct hit Dhaka but it hit our main national power grid so almost the whole country went under blackout. Also because of high wind most of the power/electric polls was broken down. So it took time to bring back the power. Also the local lan system/Dish TV Cable connection/telephone connections were broken. Its a total mess. Though the cyclone didnt affect us physically but we went totally communication less. I just couldnt think of such a stupid situation in this 20th century. Anyway, God Almighty Saved us.

I was also anxious that you will be tensed about me but i had no way to contact u. Thanx man. thanx a lot that you took it so deeply.

Right now the local lan system is connected and i am writing you the mail. I tried to complete a few tasks.

Also i am looking for better and bigger network. So I will catch u soon at yahoo to talk about it.

ahh i forgot to ask, how r u ? hope you are fine and having fun in life… soon we will talk.

thanx once again

take care

isti

Well then i hear about the Cyclone hitting Bangladesh. I have been so distraught all day after finding out about this. I am so sad to hear about this, because Isti lives in Dhaka, Bangladesh where the worst damage is reported. I really am praying that he and his family are ok and ask others do also. I really hope to hear from him soon.

I don’t think i have ever made an International Phone call, but i did today. I Tried his home and cell phone that i really just happen to have his numbers from his info posted on a money transfer i sent. Unfortunately there was no answer.

Its funny, i am arrogant and sometimes just don’t give a crap about much, but i developed such a great friendship with this guy over the last month or so, and this devastation which he is in just really bothers me. After probably searching for the last couple years for the right kind of co-worker/partner, online, Isti was that person. And i actually told him that after the first day or so working with him. Wow, well right now all i can do is pray he is ok, and i am the furthest from a praying person.

I am in NJ and have a pretty nice life, and could not imagine the devastation he is going through.

I know this is off beat from this websites topic, but just felt the need to write about him, and chose to do it here.

Anyway, i hope to hear from him soon.

Regards,

SAL

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http://www.directrelief.org/EmergencyResponse/2007/CycloneSidrBangladesh/CycloneSidrBangladesh.aspx?gclid=CI2N6Ma3448CFSBMGgodgl8UCghttp://www.care.org/BANGLADESH

http://www.worldvision.org/Worldvision/eappeal.nsf/egift_cyclone_relief_bgh?OpenForm&campaign=11365552&cmp=KNC-11365552

http://www.ifrc.org/index.asp?gclid=CMvw2pe4448CFQp_Hgodfg3DZQ

http://plancanada.ca/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=753&srcid=273&gclid=CJW-xKi4448CFRGoGgodB0gpDA

http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/AMMF-78ZJ2Z?OpenDocument

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