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May 24, 2005

Y!Q - Free Contextual Ad Network for Yahoo!

Yesterday we tried to clarify some of the buzz around the recent press release by Yahoo! named the Y!Q Challenge. Y!Q is basically a snippet of code you add to your pages that allows a user to search yahoo from your page. For an example of this, check out a single searchblog entry and see the Y!Q button. A WebmasterWorld thread rightly points out that Y!Q Challenge doesnt pay for the clicks. It is not a program like AdSense where they share the revenue generated. Now maybe, just maybe, that is the reason for the Challenge and $5,000 jackpot.



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Amin Brakk (5850 m) is one of the most well known South Walls in the Nangma Valley is situated in the Northern Area of Pakistan. The mountains of this valley present real climbing Mecca. It is one of the most complex and extended walls of our planet. It is harder than Trango Tower

 

Posted by Ali at June 14, 2005 12:43

Amin Brakk (5850 m) is one of the most well known South Walls in the Nangma Valley is situated in the Northern Area of Pakistan. The mountains of this valley present real climbing Mecca. It is one of the most complex and extended walls of our planet. It is harder than Trango Tower

 

Posted by Ali at June 14, 2005 12:46

Great Trango Tower and Nameless Tower are one of the superb rocky peaks in the world. Pakistan in fact has equal opportunity for Rock as well ice climbing. Trango Tower massif across the mighy Blatoro glacier, the east face of Great Trango Tower and Nameless Tower are among the largest vertical faces of the world. Form the end of road (Askoli) its approach is just only six stages and it takes three walking days from Askoli to Base camp.

 

Posted by Ali at June 14, 2005 12:49

Great Tower (5820 m) is located in the Nangma Valley, Baltistan, which is in the Northern Area of Pakistan. It is approximately 8 hours walk from Kande village, which is six hours drive from Skardu. Great Tower is part of the larger Amin Massif, an enormous granite block in the upper reaches of the Nangma Valley

 

Posted by Ali at June 14, 2005 12:52

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