Top 10 earning games this 2018 on Android

Top 10 earning games this 2018 on Android

Everybody needs a few extra bucks now and then. Earn Money apps are now more popular than get paid to sites as you can earn money while on the go and not limited to using a desktop device. There are no apps that can make you that much money. However, we do know of a few that can make you a buck or two here and there. Over time, that can build up to enough to treat yourself. Here are the best money making apps on Android.










The apps listed below are the best paying and most reliable meaning you get to earn more and have fun at the same time!






10. Quick Cash




Quick Cash is a worth app for our list of 20 top apps. You earn cash with this app by downloading apps and completing offers. Some of the offers allow you to earn $5 within your first 5 minutes from installing the app on your smartphone.

9. Cash Gift – Free Gift Cards


Cash Gift – Free Gift Cards is a free to download app that will make you money by downloading apps, watching app videos and completing tasks.

8. Amazon Seller


Pretty much everybody knows how eBay works. You put your stuff up on a listing. People then buy it and you ship it out. You can sell pretty much whatever you want from books and cloths to electronics and even furniture or cars.

7. Tapporo

Tapporo remains one of the elite rewards and money making apps. Consistently in our top 5 list, Tapporo is one of the oldest and reliable apps that you can find on the Google Play Store.

6. AppBounty

AppBounty is an international get paid to app that will pay you gift cards to download apps. The rewards are for an international audience so you do not have to be from the US to use this free app.

5. Watch & Earn


Watch & Earn is a money making app that was for sale in late 2016 for $1 Million. That says a lot about this app. The problem with a get paid to app that is for sale is that it might change owners and become a poor paying app or current developers will abandon it.

4. Survey Mini

Available on iOS devices as well as Android, Survey Mini is unique in that you earn money by answering questions based on the locations that you visit. This means you have a better chance of earning cash if you are from the US or Canada.

3. Earn Money – Highest Paying App


The Earn Money app is easily the most respected earn money apps. There are literally loads of ways that you can earn money with this app including free offers, registering to paid websites, downloading free apps and answering surveys

2. Etsy

Many people are artists, tinkerers, and creators of some sort. People like that can use an online shop like Etsy to sell their various arts and crafts. You can find a variety of stuff there and virtually all of it is handmade, limited edition, or one of a kind. Shop owners can sell whatever they want really. The app itself is called Sell on Etsy. It lets you manage your shop, your orders, and your listings.

1. CashPirate

Cashpirate is one of our favourite apps. It has been consistently in the top 5 in past years, however, the app and its payouts remain reliable. At the start of 2016 we were earning $15-50 per month and this still remains the case. We have never had any problems with payments ever! We are not affiliated with this app and just telling the truth!

That is the run down of the 10 Best Money Making Apps 2018. We recommend that you download most of the apps in the list above to maximize your chances of earning cash with payouts on a weekly and monthly basis.

Things You Never Know About Fish & Chips

1. Not all fish and chip shops serve vinegar.

2. Both fish and “husky chips of potato, fried with some reluctant drops of oil” occur in Dickens’ A Tale Of Two Cities but are not served together.

3. The longest running fish and chip shop still in operation is based in Yeadon near Leeds.

4. That novel was published in 1859 and it was not until 1860 that fish and chips was served in the UK. Before that baked potatoes or bread was usual.

5. Fish and chips are not as unhealthy as you might think.

6. Fish fried in batter had arrived in the UK in the 17th century, so it took 200 years to add chips.

7. The word batter comes from the French word battre, which means to beat - in reference to whisking the flour and water together.

8. The world record for wrapping five 350g portions of chips, with added salt and vinegar, is 48.17 seconds set in Cardiff in 2017.

9. And they were excluded from rationing during WW1 and WW2.

10. At the D-Day landings British troops gave an identifying call of “fish” and replying “chips”.

You Can Make This Chunky Knit Scarf in One Hour.

Around this time last year, oversized knit blankets became a sensation. Both advanced knitters and beginners can make this chain scarf in 60 minutes or less, thanks to this tutorial from BeCozi. You'll need about a pound of chunky merino wool—and that's it.

This neck piece comes together with just your hands, no needles required.

Thanks to its large shape and dense material, this piece is bound to be your best defense against the brutal winter ahead. Perfect for adding texture and a little pizzazz to your favorite fall outfit.

And while the required merino wool tends to be pricey, the cost is well worth it. The super soft material is extra thick and warm in addition to being hypoallergenic, stain resistant, and durable (it stretches well without losing its shape), according to Lauren Aston Designs. No wonder it's so popular!

More advanced knitters can also try their hand at making a chunky infinity scarf, which takes about the same amount of time.

Go grab some colorful wool, set aside an hour this weekend, and check out the full tutorial in the video at the top of the page.

DIY Floral Wall Sconces

With paper, paint and fresh flowers you can whip up the perfect decor to accompany a Valentine's get together. And the best part? No ruined walls.

These sconces are a simple modern take on the ceramic ones that might make our wallers sad. They are made of paper, painted, adorned with poms, and filled with fresh flowers - what's not to love? 

Material                                                                                             

White Watercolor Paper
Pom trim
Florals
Hot Glue
Paint (optional)
3M tape

 Cut your white paper at 2x2. (If you want to paint a pattern on your paper, begin so now).

 Begin by taking one corner of the paper, and tightly rolling to the other side. When rolling, make sure the bottom stays tight, but the top has a wide opening for a bouquet of flowers.

 When cone shape is formed, take your hot glue gun adhere the sconce closed.

 Then, take your pom trim and glue it to the middle of the sconce.

 Take a piece of 3M tape and adhere it to your wall.

 Make a dainty bouquet, and fill the sconce.

 Act like you planned on making these in advance when people ask you about them

DIY Mini Cupcake Flower Bouquets

Looking for a creative way to brighten someone’s day?

Create these bouquets of mini cupcakes in under 15 minutes using a large rimmed coffee cup and a few easy craft supplies! I just used store bought mini cupcakes, but you could also definitely bake and decorate your own if desired.

DIY Mini Cupcake Flower Bouquets

Supplies Needed for One Bouquet:

• Large Coffee Cup – I used these
• 4 inch Styrofoam Ball (Large enough to fit snug inside cup)
• Strong Toothpicks
• Green Tissue Paper
• 7 Mini Cupcakes (make your own or by store-bought)

• Directions:

• Pick a coffee cup large enough for a 4 inch Styrofoam ball or half ball to fit snug and inside and won’t move around.
• Place Styrofoam ball on top of a couple squares of green tissue paper and press down into cup.
• Press a toothpick down into the Styrofoam ball on one side, but make sure it still points upward somewhat so the cupcake won’t slide off.
• Press a cupcake on top of the toothpick.
• Continue process around the side and in the middle.
• Add additional pieces of tissue paper around the sides, if desired.

Notes:  I happened to buy all these supplies in-store at Walmart, including the cupcakes, and made sure the Styrofoam half ball I bought fit super tight in the cup when I was picking one to use. I think this same idea could work inside a decorative bowl, or small flower pot too!

How cute would these be as a thoughtful gift for Teacher Appreciation, a Birthday, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or as creative centerpieces at showers or parties? I LOVE how ADORABLE these cupcake flower bouquets turned out and also how quick they were to compile!

Psychology Facts

1. Teddy Bear - 1 in 5 women and 1 in 20 men admit to sleeping with a cuddly toy on a regular basis (Kanner, 1995). 

2. Mental Health – Suicidal thinking or behavior is the most common reason for people to be admitted into a mental institution (Jacobson, 1999). 

3. Warm Weather – Women who live in warmer climates have more body image concerns than those who live in colder climates (Sloan, 2002). 

4. Rape – The U.S has the highest rate of rape for any industrialized nation. 4 times higher than Germany, 12 times higher than England and 20 times higher than Japan (Rozee, 2005). 

5. Habits – On average it takes 66 days to form a habit. 

6. Day Dreams – On average your mind wanders 30% of the time. 

7. Influence – We think that other people are more easily influenced than ourselves. 

8. Lying – The most common lie is ‘I’m fine’ 

9. More Lies! – The average person tells 4 lies a day, 1460 a year and a total of 87,600 by the time they’re 60. 

10. Happy Sun – People who spend more time in the sun are likely to be happier and happy people are more likely to fall in love because their happiness is infectious. 

11. Attraction – The pupil of your eye expands up to 45% when you look at someone you love. 

12. Awkward Silences – It takes 4 seconds for a silence to become awkward. 

13. Recall – Its easier to remember things with your eyes closed. 

14. Television – Unhappy people watch more TV. 

15. Crying – When crying from happiness the first tear will come from the right eye but if you are crying from sadness it will come from the left. 

That would be all, i hope you all learn and enjoy my blog.

5 Old-Times Practice Things that Filipino Still DO!

There were lot of Filipino beliefs that people have abandon. Contrary to popular belief, not all the shocking practices our ancestors used to do have been relegated to the dustbin of history. In fact, these practices—far from being consigned to the schoolbooks—are actually very much in vogue today (some more than others). Here are some example of Filipino Beliefs that still being followed. 

1. Inserting “Bolitas” Into The Male Genitals.

Pilik-mata ng Kambing – one of the sexual accoutrements used by Filipinos. Photograph taken from Colors Magazine, January 1997 issue. You might probably have heard how the Filipinos in pre-colonial times used to insert all sorts of implants and adornments into their genitals in order to enhance their partner’s sexual experience; apparently, the practice continues to be observed among members of the sea-faring community.

2.  “Pukpok.”

Known as traditional circumcision, “pukpok” is seen as a coming-of-age ritual for boys and is mostly done in many rural areas across the Philippines.

3. “Kutkot.” 

Located in the island of Mindoro, the tribe still observes the practice of “kutkot” where they literally dig up the remains of a loved one a year after his/her death and dress it up in clothes. To make the remains more human, the family bundles it up in clothes to form a mannequin-like figure called a “sinakot.”

4.  Female Circumcision.

Hard to believe, but it’s not only males whose genitals go under the knife in this country. Certain Muslim communities in the south also have their women undergo ritual circumcision called “Pag-Islam” or “Pag-Sunnat.” As we can recall, female circumcision (or Female Genital Mutilation as the World Health Organization calls it) is a hugely controversial practice and has been condemned by many in the international community due to its harmful effects on women. Like its male counterpart, the tradition is said to have been introduced into the country by Muslim settlers, although another theory holds it was the pagan pre-Spanish Filipinos who started the ritual.

5. Whaling.

A little-known fact: our ancestors, especially those living in the coastal areas, used to hunt whales, dolphins, whale sharks, and other large fish and mammals for subsistence. The practice, which was documented as early as the 17^th century and became an industry during the different historical eras, was outlawed in 1997after it came under intense international scrutiny.

Unfortunately, no definitive conclusion can be reached as to whether the practice has really been eradicated. On the contrary, anti-whaling advocates concede that the ban may have merely forced the whalers to continue their operations in secret.

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Scary Places that you don't want to be alone.

All of us love to go to beautiful places around the world, but in this blog you will discover new places but this time it will be the opposite of beauty. All the places listed in here are all real, even I am having some goosebumps just by watching all these pictures.

1.  The Island of the Dolls, Mexico

All of this dolls can be found all over the island, just by watching those dolls will give you some goosebumps all over your body. 

2. Aokigahara, Japan

If you wanna die just by scaring your self well this is the place for you. While walking into this forest will hear some creepy voices whispering in to your ears ( just kidding ). In this forest you will also see some signboard saying " Life is Precious " " Consult the Police before you decided to die " at the entrance.It is the most haunted suicide point in the country with several paranormal activities reported so far!

3. Lome Bazaar, Togo, Africa

A market in Africa, where you can find all the necessary commodities to practice black magic, the Lome Bazaar is one of the scariest sites in the country. From freshly killed animals to well-preserved animal remains, skeletons and other parts, one can find everything in this market.

4.  Miyake-jima, Japan

How hard and scary it will be to spend the entire life wearing a gas-mask? If you want to find an answer to this, visit the Miyake-jima, where people spent most of their lives wearing a gas mask in order to withstand the poisonous gases evolving from the active volcanoes.

5.  Mirny Diamond Mine, Eastern Siberia, Russia

Did the Bermuda Triangle and its mysteries ever fascinate you? Be it a yes or no, but this deserted mine in Russia will surely do! Though the mine is closed now, no one has yet been able to explain why helicopters flying above the mine-hole were sucked into it!

I hope you all start having nightmare tonight. Wooaaahhhh hahahaha. Just kidding.

Fruits And Veggies You Didn't Know Grew Like That

There are lot of Fruits and Veggies that people doesn't know what it's full purpose or what it really is. Here are some few of those fruits and Veggies:

1. Eggplants

Eggplant is low in fat, cholesterol and sodium, and contains nutrients invaluable for good health. Shahla Khan, a senior adjunct professor in the Department of Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of North Florida, discusses myths and facts about this fruit. 

Myth: Eggplant is a vegetable

Fact: While it’s generally thought of as a vegetable, eggplant is actually a fruit. The eggplant, aubergine, melongene, brinjal or guinea squash is a plant of the family Solanaceae. Eggplant is grown for its usually egg-shaped fleshy fruit and is eaten as a cooked vegetable. Some even consider it a berry.

Myth: Consuming eggplant causes insanity and can be poisonous

Fact: Because eggplant is a member of the nightshade family, people thought the purple bulb variety was associated with the mandrake plant and was poisonous, and if you ate it, you would go insane. Some people also thought nightshade vegetables were harmful because they confused them with “deadly nightshade,” an inedible weed that’s also part of the Solanaceae family. Historically, deadly nightshade has been associated with witchcraft. When ingested in large amounts, it’s believed to cause convulsions or even death. But that has nothing to do with eggplant.

2. Papaya

The Papaya, also called papaw, or pawpaw, is the fruit of the Carica Papaya tree. It is believed to be native to southern Mexico and neighboring Central America.

3. Cashews

Cashew shells are poisonous. Raw cashews are surrounded by a double shell which contain urushiol, a resin that can produce rashes and is toxic to ingest. Cashews are related to pistachios, mangos and poison ivy. The poisonous part of the cashew is the same stuff that makes poison ivy “poison” and is also found in the mango plant.

4. Peanuts

• The peanut is not a nut, but a legume related to beans and lentils.
• Peanuts are naturally cholesterol-free.
• March is National Peanut Month
• A mature peanut plant produces about 40 pods that then grow into peanuts.

5. Pineapple 

• Pineapples regenerate! You can plant pineapple leaves to grow a new plant.
• Pineapples contain the bromelain enzyme which can break down proteins, so you can use them to tenderize meat.
• Hawaii produces about 1/3 of all pineapples in the world.
• Pineapples are a cluster of hundreds of fruitlets.
• Pineapples take about 18-20 months to become ready to harvest.
• Pineapples are native to South America before Christopher Columbus discovered them in 1493.
• Pineapple is the only edible fruit of its kind, the Bromeliads.
• One pineapple plant can produce one pineapple at a time.
• Pineapples ripen faster upside down.

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5 Breath Taking Secret Places in the World.

5 Breath Taking Secret Places in the World.

There are still a lot of " Beautiful " Places in the World that is still hidden. However, stumbling upon pretty places in the world is not as difficult as it seems. In fact, while everyone has their own secret vacation spots, giving these places deserved publicity is something long overdue. The most beautiful places in the world to visit are often not the most well known, but the lack of notoriety doesn’t keep them from being the most amazing places to visit. Here are some example that will take your breath with there beauty. 

1. Plitvice Lakes, Croatia

           Nested in mountainous Lika region, half-way between the coast and the capital Zagreb, Plitvice Lakes National Park is, along with Dubrovnik, the single most visited site in Croatia. Plitvice Lakes became protected national park back in 1949, and since 1979 the place is also listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site.

2. Kakslauttanen Hotel, Finland

The luxurious resort is in a northern region of the country called Finnish Lapland — 150 miles north of the Arctic Circle. First built in 1999, the roofs of the igloos are made of thermal glass to allow the room to remain warm without disrupting the view. There is 

Wi-Fi in the reception area at the hotel, but the igloos themselves are entirely without. Visitors report experiencing a pleasant "digital detox." The hotel has 53 igloos that are meant for two people, and 12 igloos meant for four. A small glass igloo costs €435 euros, or about $512 dollars per night. It is worth to visit. 

3. Garajonay National Park, Canary Islands

Garajonay National Park, national park located at the centre of La Gomera island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife provincia (province), in the Canary Islands comunidad autónoma (autonomous community), Spain. The park, created in 1980, occupies about 15 square miles (40 square km) and encompasses the peak of Garajonay (4,869 feet [1,484 metres]) and a small plateau rising 2,600 to 4,600 feet (790 to 1,400 metres) above sea level. Laurel dominates the flora, which includes Azores laurel, Canary holly, and Canary willow. Rare laurel pigeons and long-toed pigeons inhabit the area. Atlantic mists support a lush vegetation that abounds in ferns; lichens and mosses cover tree trunks. The climate is influenced by trade winds and heavy rainfall (more than 31 inches [800 mm] annually). The park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1986.

4. Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

This semi-arid land creates a dazzling display for the senses, from the towering red rocks that dot the landscape, to the Desert Oaks, wildflowers, and sporadic pools of water that crisscross this stunning natural wonder.

5. Sark, Channel Islands

Sark, French Sercq, one of the Channel Islands, a dependency of Guernsey, located in the English Channel, south of England’s coast. Sark lies 7 miles (11 km) east of Guernsey and about 25 miles (40 km) west of the Cherbourg Peninsula of France. The island, which is 3 miles (5 km) long and 1.5 miles (2.4 km) wide at its broadest point, consists of two components, Great Sark and Little Sark, which are connected by La Coupée (a 300-foot- [90-metre-] long isthmus that is only about 30 feet [10 metres] wide). The smaller, privately owned island of Brecqhou (Brechou) is separated from Great Sark by the narrow Le Gouliot Channel. Sark is part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey. The island is essentially a plateau rising to 375 feet (114 metres), with a scenic coast encircled by precipitous cliffs. The island has three small harbours: Creux, La Maseline, and Havre Gosselin.

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