FInding Free Images to Use In Your Articles
One way that you can get get paid to write articles is to publish them on sites such as Hub Pages, Infobarrel and Word Wolf. As well as making an interesting article you should also include some images to make your article more visually appealing and to illustrate your points. However you will need to make sure that the images you use are licenses in a way that you can legally use them.
There are a number of licenses under which authors publish images for anyone to use on their web pages or in articles. Creative Commons licenses are the most popular and usually require you to include an attribution to the author somewhere close to the image. The most common CC license is a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 License which allows you to use, remix and distribute the image provided you include an attribute and distribute the image with the same license. A Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License is similar except that it prohibits use of the image for any commercial uses. if you are using the image on the sites mentioned above this is fine as they are not commercial.
Public domain images are free to use by everyone and you can find them in various places on the net. Wikimedia has many public domain images and the site Public Domain Photos has all images that you can freely use in a any way.
Other places to find images include Stock.xchng, Flickr or Flickr Advanced Search and Morgue File.
There’s lots more information at How to Find Free Images to Use on Word Wolf
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Heart diseases are very common these days. A lot of people in the world suffer from heart ailments like hypertension. This is a very dangerous disease and is a result usually for unhealthy living. A person suffers heart diseases either through old age, family history or bad living. An old person can get heat ailments due to the body’s deterioration. Heart diseases can also be inherited from direct family members like parents, grandparents, uncles and aunts. Of course, it can skip a generation or two, but the recessive genes remain to be carried by you, which mean you can pass these to your children and grandchildren. But of the three reasons, the most common and most deadly is unhealthy living.