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Millionth Visit to FreeEnergyNews.com Home Page
FreeEnergyNews has been providing a daily news service since Sept. 6,
2002. We have enjoyed a constant and gradually increasing pool of loyal
visitors who check in on us regularly to see what the latest news is in the
world of Free Energy. We've gone from a steady 309 page loads per day on
the home page in Oct. 2002, to 399 per day in Oct. 2003, 1392 per day in Oct.
2004, and most recently, 2107 per day in Sept. 2005. Site-wide, today we
are seeing around 9,100 page loads a day.
It's still a humble beginning for what we hope will be a much more popular study
as more people realize the importance of pursuing clean, reliable, renewable
energy technologies.
Now, as we celebrate our one millionth full page load on the home page of our
site, we would like to offer a little prize to whoever it is that ends up
pulling up the 1,000,000th full page load.
If that happens to be you, then do a screen grab, send us the image, along
with your mailing address, and we'll send you a check for $25.00. Of
course we would love to see you spend that at our Alt
Energy Store.
Since there is a good chance that the person who pulls up the millionth page
load will not actually realize they might have won, we will accept entrants from
those who come close, and will award the prize to the closest runner up if the
spot-on winner does not submit their claim within a week.
-- Sterling D. Allan, PES Network Inc. (Oct. 10, 2005)
Doug Mair, of Westerville, Ohio, USA opened our home page for the 1,000,000th
time today, Oct. 11, at "2:34 pm" Central time.
Bruce A. Perreault of New
Energy Industries came in second, pulling up the page for the
1,000,001st time at "2:29 pm" Central time. He will also receive
a small prize for submitting his entry.
- Pull up the counter image so it is displaying on your screen.
- Press the "PrtScn" button on your keyboard (usually to the right
of the F1-12 buttons). {This copies the screen image into your copy/paste
queue.}
- Go to an image composing/editing software package on your computer, such
as Paint.
- Select "Paste" {You will see the image appear}
- Save the image.
- Send us an email with the image attached, along with your mailing address.
See also
Page posted by Sterling
D. Allan, Oct. 10, 2005
Last updated November 17, 2006
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