I got some hovers. I don’t really fully understand the service, but anything that’s new where I can get a nice, short URL is good.

Here are my hovers:

Burns
Canada
Finance
Friends
Greg
Lover
Mayim Bialik
Mixing
Mother
Music
News
New York
Sports
Toronto
Video

Check out what happens next:

(8/13/2009 11:27:56 PM) BigFatJerkFace: hey greg, I took news.hover.com back from you
(8/13/2009 11:28:06 PM) BigFatJerkFace: need it for a project

I won’t get into today’s chat with BigFatJerkFace (his real name) but suffice it to say, I’m enraged!

Almost enough to not love the guy so much. Oh, who am I kidding, you’re still tops, man.

Edit: Lest you get the wrong impression, gentle readers (Hi Kate and Erin!) I registered those Hovers while I worked at the old company, and didn’t have any claim to them anyway. Except mayimbialik.hover.com – that one is mine!

(10:34:02 PM) Greg: I wasn’t going to do anything with it anyway, but you’d better not touch mayimbialik.hover.com
(10:34:08 PM) BigFatJerkFace: nooooo
(10:34:12 PM) BigFatJerkFace: that was my next projecttttt

The .cat domain is not territorial, but applies to the whole Catalan-speaking community, whether or not a site is based in the Catalan Countries. In order to be granted a .cat domain, one needs to belong to the Catalan linguistic and cultural community on the Internet. A person, organization or company is considered to belong if they:[2]

* already have contents in Catalan published online.
* have access to a special code (sometimes called ENS), issued during special promotions or by agreements with certain institutions.
* develop activities (in any language) to promote the Catalan culture and language.
* are endorsed by 3 people or 1 institution already using a .cat domain name.

How they ever got that through is beyond me.

Some of the domains I had listed were bought a long time ago, and I’d meant to delete as they came up for expiration, but some slipped through the cracks.

I tried to go through and delete them during the great purge, but I missed a few. When I did the click-drag, select-all import into my domain listing script they were included and I forgot all about them.

You can get to it directly here: .ca

canadalicious.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	05/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
canadatowels.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	11/13/2008	$ 250.00	For Sale
canadianinquirer.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	06/12/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
careeravenue.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	07/17/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
coffeespot.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	06/13/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
infoselect.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	09/08/2008	$ 250.00	For Sale
lpx.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	09/03/2008	$ 250.00	For Sale
musicexchange.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	06/12/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
politicalnews.ca	link	.ca	Namespro	09/13/2008	$ 250.00	For Sale

100taxtips.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
212ers.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
416board.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
416boards.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
416ers.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
613board.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
613ers.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
818ers.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
905board.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale
905ers.com	link	General	Tucows	12/31/2009	$ 250.00	For Sale

If you’re interested in any of them you can use the ‘enquire’ link above for the domain or just e-mail me at greg@gregattack.com

Note that some of the domains are also for sale on Afternic.

Sweet, man.

Obviously this job is pretty awesome for me, because domaining has been my hobby for a long time.

Great stuff.

rrspadvice.com RRSP information, help, advice and instructions
rrspbooks.com Books to help you maximize your RRSP
torontornb.com RnB in Toronto
warhammerclans.com Clans for the upcoming Warhammer game
fnance.ca A typo domain for finance in Canada
proprty.ca A typo domain for property in Canada
domainprofitability.com Yet another domain dedicated to making money on the web

First off, saw The Bucket List with Kate Y. tonight, good flick, Nicholson and Freeman are awesome. Ran into Simon L. on the way home (he works near where I live) and – I did this a couple of times, referred to Morgan Freeman as Gordon Freeman. Haha.

Anyway, here’s the Wow portion of today’s story.

So, after yesterday’s decrying of post-Christmas/Boxing Day revenue declines…I had my best day ever today. Well, best day after, and it’s all due to one click.

I won’t talk about how much the click was, but I was floored. It was nearly enough to make my whole operation profitable for the day, alone

In other news, old, evil habits die hard.

• Leftover (increased) ad spending from the Christmas-Boxing Day sales period
• Fewer competitors paying for ads on the networks (click arbitrage).

I’m still convinced that 2008 will be my first good (if not profitable) year, but I’ve also decided I’m in it for the long haul.

I’ve added SweetMantra.com to my Blogroll, it’s Bill Sweetman’s blog. Bill’s another TCX guy.

Last month was disastrous, so I’m happy that things are picking up a bit for me.

Now all I need is for them to pick up about 100x and we’ll be in business (or, at least not out of business).