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I agree, alot of time, effort, commitment, dedication and so on are needed in order to become a success online. You can make money in any way possible, adsense is a common way of making some extra money. Affiliation programs are available on alot of websites too. Google AdSense could be an idea, Writing online for money, Joining affiliation projects, Making designs for cash, Design of any sort; logo's/banners and so on. The list is endless.

Definately, you should not give the dog human food, dog food is meant for dogs, and that's that.Giving the dogs the remains of your sunday roast however, is not.It will be ill because it has eaten something it's stomach doesn't cater for, just like if we eat grass/soil/dogfood -- won't taste pleasant, and we'll probably fall ill as a result of it.I think if this continues, you should definately consider taking your dog to the vet.. it isn't normal if it carries on, I mean a puke here and there, once a week would be seen as 'normal', but more than that, then visit your vet!

A very effective technique to stay fit, and improve endurance / stamina. It really does test you, however I believe a similar called 'Squats', or otherwise known as 'SquatThrusts'. But I have my own unique method of squats, which will potentially add muscle definition to your calfs, hamstrings and all of the other muscles involved. You may need a mark of some kind, that should preferably be between your hands and feet at a equidistant length. 1) Stand up straight 2) Get into squat position, like a push up position but with your bum at a slight 80 degree angle 3) With your feet together, step forwards and backwards over the line/mark 4) Do this at a steady speed, increase at times - for a sensible ammount of reps (i.e. I would personally do 20-30, depending on your fitness/stamina level. 5) Repeat at your own pace/ ammount of reps -- (I would reccomend doing about 3-5 reps to start off with/ a day. Hope this is an addition to the method that rpgsearcherz had introduced.

The matter of death is a very important notion, indeed. One cannot quite put into words what will happen when he dies, unless you have religous beliefs like myself. Personally I believe that when my time does come, I will be judged for and my good/bad deeds accounted for, and with Gods will when I do pass the judgement, forever frolic within the realms of paradise. I think it is more fear of the unknown. As much as people believe there is or isn't anything after, no one can be 100% sure. Also the fear of leaving loved ones is also a huge factor. But ultimately, I don't think people are scared of dying, they are scared of the part that comes after, the unknown.