Just a quick note to all of those that have been waiting patiently for either the Chef Patrick or WhyPark wallpaper, they are ready!

Get your wallpaper now! (Adults Only)

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Yesterday’s domain news video seems to have caused a little bit of a nipplegate scandal in the industry. At least that is what Jamie over at DotWeekly would have you believe with his blog post.

I apologize for anyone that tried to view the video earlier today. The video was taken down by YouTube and has since been hosted elsewhere and reposted to my original blog post.

Unfortunately I don’t think yesterday’s video came through as tasteful as it should have. Two mistakes were made, which I will admit to. First, the model was wearing what’s called nip tape at first, it covers the nipples. The nip tape was the wrong size and not working properly. I had four women in the room, including my wife, and asked their input. Every single one of them, including the model, voted she should go natural. The second mistake was the camera view, it was too close. When the camera was setup the model’s torso was in the picture, showing off more of an artistic body paint image and the rest of her clothes. When I replayed the video on my computer it was cut off. By the time I watched the video and realized I would have had to do it again, the model had changed and the photographer took down all of her equipment. As you can see in the pictures below it’s a lot classier with full image.

Would I do it again? Without a doubt, yes I would. What I’ve done is no different than the 2008 and 2009 Sports Illustrated body painted swimsuit edition, which are available at every grocery store in America.

I think all the chatter of a possible controversy with this video has taken away from the purpose of it, which was a WhyPark contest. Congrats to the winner which gets either a Kindle or Netbook, their choice. To find out the winner, watch the weekly news video.

Here are just a few of the pictures taken yesterday. Adults only! I am also working on some computer wallpaper/backgrounds that will be available on Monday.
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I am currently sitting on just over 1,000 newsletter subscribers and not doing anything with them. This needs to change immediately! Starting either Sunday or Monday I am going to send out at least one newsletter per week.

The newsletter will include:

• news highlights
• domains names for sale
• dropping domain names

I will be opening up the newsletter to domain owners wanting to sell their domain names starting with my second newsletter. If you are interested in selling your domain names through my newsletter please make sure to sign up for it. I will be giving out all of the details in week one’s email.

If you believe you are signed up for my list please double check. I recently switched email subscription services so I want to make sure no one misses out on the good stuff. To double check all you have to do is enter your email address into the subscriber form. It will tell you if that email address is already subscribed.

Now, if you know you’re not signed up then what are you waiting for?
Sign up! You can unsubscribe at any time.

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Thank you to Ed Keay-Smith of OzDomainer.com for the invitation and having me on his podcast show.

Ed has interviewed some very well known domain investors like Rick Schwartz, Rick Latona, Ron Jackson, Castello brothers and many more. If you have not had a chance then please check out the podcasts. I’ve personally spent hours listening to the bulk of them.

To listen in on on Ed’s podcast featuring me visit OzDomainer.com.

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My definition of freedom is being able to take my kids to their first day of school. Of course it’s more than just that, everyone knows I like sleeping until at least 10am, lol. But, I’d have to say being able to attend every event in my children’s life is one the most important benefits of being self employed.

Today, two years after my son Jordyn started school, it’s time for my daughter to do the same.

Aryanna “my little princess” entered Kindergarten.

Pictured below was my son’s first day of school, August 2007.

So why do I bring this up on a domain industry blog?
I want to say thank you to my readers and sponsors. I wouldn’t have this freedom without you guys!

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