What is Yuwie? Yuwie.com is a brand new social networking website that pays its users money. Its pretty much like Myspace, except you get paid! Where does all this money come from? Well, I am sure that you are familiar with the other social networking giants such as Myspace, Facebook, and Friendster. These websites generate ad revenue of up to one million dollars per day. Recent reports state that Myspace averages around 25 million dollars a month from advertiser (mostly Google ads) revenue alone! And how much of this money is shared with its users? How much of this money is given back to all the people who generate the profiles, the music, and all the content? Absolutely zero. Now say hello to Yuwie… Yuwie is a website very similar to Myspace except at the end of each month they pay their users a portion of the money generated from ads. All that ad revenue is divided up among the Yuwie members. Right now Yuwie is still completely free to join and everyone gets their own personal account. When you sign up, you are paid to do everything that you would normally do on other social networking websites. What kind of things do you get paid for? You get paid to blog, get paid to upload pictures, get paid to update your profile, get paid to send messages, get paid to post comments. You get paid whenever someone else views your profile, views your photos, views your blog, views all your friends, or views all your comments. Not to mention, you also get paid when you bring other people to the site. You get paid for every time they use Yuwie website. You even get paid for the people that they bring to to Yuwie, and this continues for 10 levels! This is one of the reasons why people are swarming to Yuwie… you can make a lot of money, and make it all online. When Yuwie gets as popular as the other large social networking sites, members could be making over $10,000 dollars a month from the comfort of their own home. Yuwie is very new and growing extremely fast. Now with over 2,000 new members a day, it is one of the fastest growing social networking communities online today. Click Here to Join Yuwie Fun, Free, Yuwie! Are you on MySpace or Facebook? Are you getting paid? Well, Yuwie is the social networking site that pays you. Get on board early and ride the wave. Right now there are about 500,000 members and that number is growing rapidly. It is free to sign up and the potential is incredible. So don't wait, click on the banner below and let me start helping you build your online income. It only takes a few minutes to sign up. After you have joined make sure to send me a friend add request* and I will explain everything further. Just click on the banner below or even here will do. * As a way to help my downline, I am pointing these banners to different people in my downline.. See? I told you I look out for my downline. So just look for me (Heathaaa) in their friends, and then add me to your friends and I will contact you to explain things further and answer your questions. See you inside Yuwie. Join Yuwie Yuwie! The First Social Network That Pays! So what the heck is Yuwie anyway? I've been hearing a lot about this new social network that pays. So, I decided to investigate for myself and see it's all about. Yuwie is a social network very similar to MySpace and Facebook. The big difference is, Yuwie pays it's members a portion of their ad revenues. You sign up for free. You don't have to pay a single cent. Ever. Then, you start earning money for your activities on the site. Doesn't it seem fair to get a piece of the pie? I mean after all, the owners are making money off of your profile. According to Yuwies FAQ you get paid for "page views". A page view is when you view any of your control panel pages, including but not limited to: settings, messages, friends, referrals, favorites, etc. You also get a page view when other people view your profile page, your blog pages, all your friends, all your comments, your picture pages, or your shared layouts. So basically, you get paid for doing all the stuff you do on MySpace. But, it gets even better. Yuwie also pays you for page views of the people you invited (referrals) up to 10 levels deep! For example, if you have 3 referrals and they get 3 referrals all the way out to 10 levels and they all average 1000 page views a month, you could potentially earn over $10,000 a month! Here is an example of the 3 referral concept in a chart from Yuwie's FAQ: Power of Three Sounds simple right? That's because it is simple! Your next question is probably, "Is this some kind of scam?". The short answer. No. You really will get paid. People have put proof they have been paid in Yuwie clubs. Here are a couple of examples of what a Yuwie payment looks like: Yuwie Pays Yuwie Pays Now that you know what Yuwie is, I'm going to tell you my experience so far. First a little comparison from my experience on MySpace: I get more interaction from my 400+ friends on Yuwie than I do with my 16,000+ friends on MySpace!! Now a days I only get friend requests from fake profiles trying to sell me some scam or from band profiles trying to sell me their cd's on MySpace. Not so inviting, and I've been a member at MySpace since 2005! The thing I like the most about Yuwie is it's actually a fun (and very addicting) place! I've made some really nice friends from all over the world. It wasn't hard for me to connect with people that have the same interests as I do. My very first day I signed up, all I did was put my profile picture on. I was busy filling out my interests sections and when I was done about 5 min later I had some friend requests already! So far it's been really fun. I invited my best friend and a few other people now too. More and more people are joining every day! Which keeps things interesting. Not only am I having lots of fun with my new (and old) friends, but I'm getting paid! I make money from me posting pictures, blogs, send messages, etc. I also make money when the friends I invited do the same! Things have been multiplying like crazy with more people joining every day! So, what are you waiting for??? Sign up and see what all this talk is about!! Wanna see my Yuwie profile? CLICK HERE! Then, sign up if you think it's cool! :)

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Vodders is ‘forced’ to leave Countdown. I am outraged! First we lose Whitely* and now we’re losing Vodders. No, no, no! Presenter Carol Vorderman felt forced to leave Channel 4 quiz show Countdown after she was told to take a 90% pay cut, her manager has said. Agent John Miles said Vorderman, 47, had been told the [...]

Perp, I understand what you’re saying, but I don’t believe the same applies to the woman who was tattooed. First, she DOES feel that she was injured by what happened, and second, I don’t think her insurance would cover this. Also, I don’t believe that she’s suing for the money, per se – I believe she’s making a point. Fledermaus, thank you for sharing that experience. I can just imagine it now. Big burly man thinks he’s doing a poor lesbian a favour by offering her some of his cock. That’s what she needs you know – a good old seeing to. Christ! THAT, we will never get past, it seems. But I’m shocked at the actions of the manageress. Have you complained? I suppose she is the person you would complain to, alas. I think your analysis of the role of the body in such a situation is fairly accurate. You had the sexualised (passive) bodies, and he had the sex-er (active) body, so it appeared to her that you invited his advances and deserved his wrath when you then spurned him. Because that’s how it always works between the passive (woman) and the active (man). [Sex-er is really not the ‘word’ I was looking for there, but it’s the best I can come up with right now.] Cat, I agree that what happened to your father is terrible. I haven’t read all the comments to the piece, but I assume that some were talking about gratuitous suing of anything that moves? For the record, I don’t believe that the woman who was tattooed is wrong in suing – I think she’s right to both make a point and to sue.

It is quite amusing that the production company sought to try to spin this story one way, which has subsequently and very successfully been span the other way by Vorderman and her representation.

Perp: ha! Yes, not the production's finest decision. Go Carol! I would leave kicking and screaming as well!

Looks Very,Very COOL!! Rick Does It Again,Very Sorry to hear that Stan Winston,Rick's Mentor,Passed away recently,Stan would be PROUD I'm Sure! Can't Wait to see what The Creature from the Black Lagoon looks like ala RB!

I've no doubt that she thinks she is making a point, albeit a point dictated to her by a lawyer rather then her own thinking. I'd say my point is that she is being led by someone who is looking at a hefty percentage of her compensation, rather than a desire borne by herself, because if that were the case, then would a simple apology not suffice?

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