There is nothing unethical at all about pricing a share offering. The pricing decision is a financial and marketing decision... not an ethical decision.

Just like any product, a low priced investment may be perceived as low quality, versus the high-priced Google or Berkshire shares perceived as high value.

Different things seem to work for different people. I think its better to be" known" over the internet than to make money, because one can get money anywhere,lol

I've never been there, so I cant say. I did get suspended at Yahoo answers though. They said I could come back, but why bother. I have been invited back to websites before...only because another one of the admin wanted to ban me personally

I would hope that they are trying to find cures for illness or genetic disorders.

You need to find some professional websites for suggestions. I know a website named milanoo.com,you could give your size to their on-line service, and they could give you professional advice.

I have found this information on "Seo"
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=seo&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10
I guess if you consider yourself an expert, go for it. The main benefit I guess would be to others for sharing your experience. If you want to have fun with it, you could program a bot with your information, so that a person asking a question can get an answer right away. An example of what I mean is here:
http://www.pandorabots.com/pandora/talk?botid=87395fcdfe35bc4d
it takes alot of work to get it to look and talk like this though.
I got mine from pandorabots.
You might also want to look into companies that will pay you to host ads on your blog.I haven't gone that route yet, but there are many places that do it. you might also have a teaser site with some ideas but hide most of them and have people pay a subscription to actually go into it. I don't know how to do that either, but people such as Rush Limbaugh seem to do well with it

Brush off as much of the white stuff as you can. To neutralize an alkaline battery leak, use white vinegar.

To neutralize a car battery spill (which is lead/acid) you use the opposite, an alkali - in this case baking soda.

Use water to clean off any excess fluid, and wipe it off to prevent corrosion. Peroxide can be corrosive, so don't use it unless corrosion is deep within the metal.

BTW- Alkaline batteries don't leak acid, they leak potassium hydroxide which is an alkali...hence the name. It will still corrode the metal battery contacts and even traces on the board though so it's just as bad. I think NiCd's and NiMH batteries also leak an alkali...unlike a car battery which uses sulfuric acid.