Just recently, I discovered that there are opportunities to earn money online. In fact, online jobs are growing like mushrooms over the Internet through different websites offering outsourced projects to skillful workers around the world. Without hesitation, I visited some of these websites, created an account, and then applied to some of the projects posted there based on my supplied skills and expertise. After a couple of days of waiting, one employer contacted me and gave me some series of tests to determine if I'm fit for the job. I submitted all the required tests and sample works, and after few hours, the employer replied saying "You got the job". Being so happy and overwhelmed, I posted this memorable moment in my life to my Facebook and Twitter accounts for this is my first job ever.
Now my problem is my boss's requiring me to be online at least 8 hours a day 6 days a week, but I'm having problems with my current Internet connections such as turtle-slow speed and frequently getting disconnected. I don't wan't to disappoint my employer with such unreliable, pain in the head connection.
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U.S. Military temporarily blocked access to several popular commercial websites to free up significant amount of bandwidth for use in recovery efforts in Japan, according to the e-mail send to CNN which was confirmed by the U.S Strategic Command Spokesperson. 
