6 Authors 6 Stories 6 Weeks
2009-04-24 11:07:00 This website won SXSW's award for "Experimental Websites" back in March, and looking at it now, I can totally understand why. The site is by far one of the most unique things I've seen on the internet this year. Beyond that I'm a totally avid reader, and this site will tickle the fancy of any bookworm or lover of short stories. Enter into the delightfully interactive story-telling world of the aptly titled We Tell Stories.
Authors who praise Sathya Sai Baba
2009-04-11 13:22:00 SATHYA SAI BABA LOVES TO READ ABOUT HIMSELF Some authors who praise Sathya Sai Baba have reported that he says he reads the books himself. He ?showers blessing? on writers who use rose-coloured glasses to see everything having to do with him or his works. Other books about him are less popular with him! Any ...
Florida Congressman Bill Posey Joins The WorldNetDaily Team; Authors Bill R
2009-03-14 07:48:00 Florida Congressman Wishes To Prevent Hawaiians From EVER Acquiring The Presidency Again Can we get an “AMEN!” for Congressman Posey? While some would chide this man as a “birther“, including even Michelle Malkin who is also a willing partner in the conspiracy to cover up... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Saudi Arabia: Two Men Detained For Trying To Get Woman Authors Autograph
2009-03-07 16:11:00 No autograph for you. Oh the joys of living under Islamic Law. (CNN) -- Saudi Arabia's religious police detained two male novelists for questioning last week after they attempted to get the autograph of a female writer at a book fair in Riyadh, according to local media reports.According to the Saudi daily newspaper Al-Watan, Abdu Khal and Abdullah Thabet approached female writer Halima Muzfar when they were stopped by police.Both novelists, who were held for questioning but not charged with a crime, are demanding an apology from the conservative Muslim kingdom's Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice.The commission, feared by many Saudis, is made up of several thousand religious policemen charged with, among other things, enforcement of dress codes, mandatory observance of prayer times and segregation of the sexes.Saudi Arabia follows a strict interpretation of Islam called Wahhabism and punishes unrelated men and women who are caught mingling in public.Saud...
Chicago Bulls Assistant Coach, Bob Ociepka, Authors "Minestrone for the Mob
2009-02-10 01:07:00 When Chicago Bulls assistant coach Bob Ociepka says "nice shot" in his free time, you can bet he's not talking about basketball. Ociepka, who lives in Arlington Heights, loves mob movies. Loves them. He's studied them all, from the James Cagney flicks of the 1930s all the way up to contemporary films like "American Gangster." The crime and violence inherent in such films is part of the
Former Notre Dame Football Player, Mark Bavaro, Authors "Rough and Tumble"
2009-02-01 23:26:00 As a football player, Mark Bavaro didn't deal with rejection all that much. A high school star recruited by Notre Dame, he was drafted by the Giants and became a blue-collar symbol of the grittiness...
By: Sport Syndicate
Additional Authors
2009-01-21 20:56:00 If any of you would like to become an additional author for this blog, please send me an email with your request and tell me a little about yourself and why you would like to become an author.The more the merrier ... because I know every fisherman has an opinion, and when you're not out fishing, or watching fishing on TV, or preparing your boat or tackle for fishing, you're talking about fishing to anyone that will listen. So feel free to jump in here because the web provides plenty of listeners (or readers, that is).We can set up your own personal logo to attach to your blog articles to differentiate between the authors. So, let me know if your interested.
By: Bassin The Net
Las actuaciones de la 'Spanish General Society of Authors and Editors' (SGA
2008-12-19 17:30:00 "La próxima vez que tengas una boda, asegúrate que el cámara que la graba no es un espía secreto de la RIAA o de una organización similar. Eso es precisamente lo que le sucedió a una pareja en España debido a los esfuerzos de la 'Spanish General Society of Authors and Editors' (SGAE), un grupo en defensa de los derechos de autor de músicos y artistas." Así comienza un artículo de ArsTechnica, uno de los sitios sobre nuevas tecnologías más importantes de EEUU, en el que se explica a los lectores del otro lado del Atlántico la forma de actuar que tiene la SGAE y lo que es capaz de hacer para recaudar más y más dinero. Las reacciones de la mayor parte de los visitantes de la página, como os podéis imaginar, han ido desde la estupefacción, hasta la indignación, pasando por el cachoneo puro y duro. No ha sido el único medio internacional que ha recogido las prácticas de esta entidad con ¿sin? ánimo de lucro, que sólo persigue el bien de la humanidad en su conjunto y de Teddy Bautista...
Meet the Authors! (including me)
2008-12-06 21:18:00 December 7 at 7pm EST at the Writer’s Chatroom, hosted by Audrey Shaffer http://writerschatroom.com/ Come meet the authors of The Carpathian Shadow: Volume TwoReleased October 31st, 2008. Doorprize: two e-book copies of The Carpathian Shadows: Volume Two Come and meet: Carol Cole is a pediatric physical therapist and has worked for the past twenty-five years in a Virginia school system. ...
Unaccustomed Earth by Jhumpa Lahiri
2008-12-03 06:18:00 An alternative title to Unaccustomed Earth could very well be-”The distraught lives of Bengali Americans”. It is no secret that Lahiri writes about Bengali Americans, their travails and search for identity. It was the prevalent theme in the much vaunted “Interpreter of Maladies.” It was the same theme expanded into a novel in “The Namesake.” ...
Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh
2008-11-16 17:06:00 To read an Amitav Ghosh novel is not merely to get a glimpse of the best of contemporary Indian writing, but also a snapshot of an oft-ignored episode of history. The “Sea of Poppies” is no exception. After a somewhat lukewarm tryst with Sunderbans and the Gangetic Dolphin (Hungry Tide), the first novel of the ...
Election Maps, Steelers and Great Authors
2008-11-06 15:50:00 My life the last few days has focused almost entirely on the election and the Steelers? Monday night game, though not necessarily in that order. I have a few links about both:I love maps and have spent way too much time looking at the county-by-county results of the Presidential election. From the map, only one county in the six New England states went to McCain: Piscataquis, Maine.Conversely, McCain won every Oklahoma county, and Obama only won two counties each in Wyoming and Utah and three counties in Kansas and Nevada. Of course, winning Clark County, home of Las Vegas, was enough for Obama to carry that state. McCain also won both Mineral counties. That would be Mineral County, Nevada where 49 total people voted and Mineral County, Colorado which had a whopping 64 voters. I spent over 20 minutes trying to verify these numbers from the Mineral County government websites, but I don?t think these counties have actual websites.According to the Pennsylvania map from the Pittsb...
By: Sean's Ramblings
From Heaven Lake by Vikram Seth
2008-10-28 05:58:00 When Vikram Seth traveled through China almost twenty five years ago, the country was much less fashionable in popular parlance than it is today. Sinkiang and Tibet are likely to be far more accessible to the tourist today, possibly even to the hitch hiker, which is what was Seth’s choice incarnate - an interesting albeit ...
Adiga wins the Booker
2008-10-15 03:56:00 It is probably news no longer, but I am happy with the choice, though it might sound strange when I haven’t read the other books in contention. On reading The White Tiger, I did get the feeling that it might actually win, no matter the competition. Congratulations to Aravind Adiga! Link to BBC Interview. &-#160; ...
Fine Art of Travel Writing
2008-10-14 04:30:00 Travel writing is a fine art; accepted literary genre that is read. Writers who are gifted with an ability to understand what they see and can breathe life into a place when they narrate their travel experiences. The Internet that is wrongly considered as a pedestal for instantaneous scribbles mixed with emoticons and indecipherable abbreviations has already become a place to find some good travel literature, travelogues and travel stories in addition to online trading of travel services. It can be one of the best display places for travel writers to showcase what their countries have to offer.Travel is prosperity and leisure pursuit, which is a result of many things: history, heritage, culture, natural beauty and a quest to know what is unknown and meet wonderful people.Pakistan is a land of geographical, geological, and natural contrasts and has every thing nature could bestow; from some of the places like Mehr Garh in Balochistan and Harappa in Punjab where some of the initial hu...
By: Light Within
I need travel authors from Bali
2008-10-08 17:11:00 This is Tam Tree, hope you like the Bali travel news blog. I need travel authors from Bali to help me coverage the Bali tourism news. Please send email if you like to participated in this effort. Thanks ! tamtree@gmail.com
Travel to Write
2008-09-13 07:58:00 Travel writing is a fine art; accepted literary genre that is read. Writers who are gifted with an ability to understand what they see and can breathe life into a place when they narrate their travel experiences. The Internet that is wrongly considered as a pedestal for instantaneous scribbles mixed with emoticons and indecipherable abbreviations has already become a place to find some good travel literature, travelogues and travel stories in addition to online trading of travel services. It can be one of the best display places for travel writers to showcase what their countries have to offer.Travel is prosperity and leisure pursuit, which is a result of many things: history, heritage, culture, natural beauty and a quest to know what is unknown and meet wonderful people.Pakistan is a land of geographical, geological, and natural contrasts and has every thing nature could bestow; from some of the places like Mehr Garh in Balochistan and Harappa in Punjab where some of the initial hu...
By: Light Within
Gather's First Chapters Contest Gives Opportunities for New Authors
2008-09-07 14:50:00 The fun social networking website, Gather.com offers a contest called "First Chapters." In this contest, writers share their first chapter with the Gather community and then they vote whether they liked the chapter or not. If the writer receives a high enough score, then the writer's story moves onto the next chapter where readers will vote again. What a fun, dynamic way to draw attention to a novel. In this same spirit, we are running our own contest.Publishers and agents are attracted to manuscripts that have potential. They feel even better about books that already have the support of readers. For this reason, I am asking for your help. Your vote could help a novel be published. The process is simple and free.Looking for more?A Portrait of Josephine is a soon-to-be published novel by Allison Frederick. It is a classic mentor/apprentice story about female empowerment between a young, graduate student from the 21 century named Abby Archer, and her mentor, Galena Conner, a British ...
Gather's First Chapters Contest Gives Opportunities for New Authors
2008-09-07 14:50:00 The fun social networking website, Gather.com offers a contest called "First Chapters." In this contest, writers share their first chapter with the Gather community and then they vote whether they liked the chapter or not. If the writer receives a high enough score, then the writer's story moves onto the next chapter where readers will vote again. What a fun, dynamic way to draw attention to a novel. In this same spirit, we are running our own contest.Publishers and agents are attracted to manuscripts that have potential. They feel even better about books that already have the support of readers. For this reason, I am asking for your help. Your vote could help a novel be published. The process is simple and free.Looking for more?A Portrait of Josephine is a soon-to-be published novel by Allison Frederick. It is a classic mentor/apprentice story about female empowerment between a young, graduate student from the 21 century named Abby Archer, and her mentor, Galena Conner, a British ...
On Authors
2008-08-26 15:56:00 "He that composes himself is wiser than he that composes a book."- Benjamin FranklinSee the rest at www.AnAmericanFrontPorch.com
Travelogue Writing
2008-07-04 08:43:00 Travel writing is a fine art; accepted literary genre that is read. Writers who are gifted with an ability to understand what they see and can breathe life into a place when they narrate their travel experiences. The Internet that is wrongly considered as a pedestal for instantaneous scribbles mixed with emoticons and indecipherable abbreviations has already become a place to find some good travel literature, travelogues and travel stories in addition to online trading of travel services. It can be one of the best display places for travel writers to showcase what their countries have to offer.Travel is prosperity and leisure pursuit, which is a result of many things: history, heritage, culture, natural beauty and a quest to know what is unknown and meet wonderful people.Pakistan is a land of geographical, geological, and natural contrasts and has every thing nature could bestow; from some of the places like Mehr Garh in Balochistan and Harappa in Punjab where some of the initial hu...
By: Light Within
Call for Authors: Africa History and Culture.
2008-06-07 16:59:00 Comments are now closed for this post. Please apply directly to advertiser if you want to see if they still need contributers. Call for Authors: Africa History and Culture. ABC-CLIO is in the process of developing a comprehensive 21-volume Encyclopedia of World History. We are looking for interested scholars to prepare 500-1500 word articles with a ...
[Contest] Summer 2008 Guest authors
2008-06-06 20:12:00 The summer vacation break is coming up soon over here and I'll be gone for almost one whole month (sorry folks!). Right now, I'm holding a contest, searching for all (potential) guest authors out there that want to share one (or more) articles with the world by placing them on Marcofolio.net. I'll personally review all submitted articles myself and will send a notification when the article is approved. Your article is placed on the front page of Marcofolio.net in this summer (July or August). Prizes What would a contest be without any prizes to win? 1st place: A 125x125 px banner in the "Sponsors" section, advertising your website for 2 months 2nd place: $30.00 USD in cash on your PayPal account 3rd place: One of your own chosen articles on your blog will get featured on the sideblog Of source, all articles will have a link to your own website, together with a short biography of yourself. You'd be promoting your own website too! So what are you waiting for? Start writing an u...
Looking For Fanfic Authors
2008-06-01 08:44:00 Since my PDA spat the dummy (see this post) I’ve been in a bit of a bad mood. I’ve had the afternoon to myself and normally on the rare occasion that this happens I like nothing more than being able to laze around on my lounge and re-read some of my favourite fanfiction stories. Of ...
By: Fanfic
Book Review: All About Vee by C. Leigh Purtill
2008-05-29 10:44:00 Veronica May is a pretty standard teenager. At eighteen years old, she is bubbly, caring and has a few great friends known as ‘The Vees,’ named simply after the first letter in all of their first names. She is a confident actress, star of her school and city theater in her hometown ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Book Review: All About Vee by C. Leigh Purtill", url: "http://pjmommy.com/?p=601" });
Alas, Babylon
2008-05-29 09:05:00 I am a big fan of Post Apocalyptic fiction and Alas, Babylon was probably one of the first books in the genre that I read and enjoyed. My copy actually belonged to my big brother and I stumbled across it many years ago when I was in middle school. I gave the book ...
By: The Random Woman
Book Review: Through the Wardrobe: Your Favorite Authors on C.S. Lewis?s Ch
2008-05-29 02:37:00 This book consists of spoiler-filled essays from various author delving into the themes from C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia series.
By: Geeks of Doom
Book Review: Trauma by Patrick McGrath
2008-05-24 02:07:00 Reviewed by Jeannine This novel is about Charlie Weir - his life, loves, and disappointments. Not only is he suffering from the effects of a dysfunctional family (aren’t we all?) but also personal injustice, and to keep you on your toes - tragedy. Charlie is a New York City psychiatrist whose clients are the Vietnam Veterans suffering ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Book Review: Trauma by Patrick McGrath", url: "http://pjmommy.com/?p=739" });
The Eternal Questions
2008-05-23 07:16:00 I have been reading about Pamela Bone, the prominent Australian writer and journalist who died recently. I did not know her, but I know some of her work, and admire it. The tributes that have, as they say, come pouring in, make me wish I had known the woman as well as the writer. ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Eternal Questions", url: "http://www.australianwomenonli-ne.com/?p=527" });
CFP: Call for Authors, African History/Culture, ABC-CLIO
2008-05-15 11:25:00 Dear Scholars: ABC-CLIO,  a leading publisher of academic reference works, is in the process of developing a comprehensive 21-volume Encyclopedia of World History. We are looking for interested scholars to prepare 500-1500 word articles with a global perspective in the area of  African History/ Culture. Compensation: contributors will have their names associated with the entries they contribute, and will receive access ...
Book Review: Start Spinning (Yarn) by Maggie Casey
2008-05-09 22:52:00 have taken up a love for all things knitting. I personally find it relaxing and amazing to see something I worked my little fingers to the bone making is on someone and they are loving it. However, from everything I have heard and read to be a better knitter is the understand the yarn ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Book Review: Start Spinning (Yarn) by Maggie Casey", url: "http://pjmommy.com/?p=754" });
Authors have you been You Tube’d?
2008-05-09 02:18:00 Here’s some more ways to use video clips for authors. 1) Have you been You Tube’d? If you haven’t this is the #1 place to load your book video. 2) Put your video on your own website, don’t let a single visitor land on your site without getting the touch and feel of your book. 3) Send a sample of your book video to every media contact you pitch. Never let a press kit leave your office without a disc. 4) Got a social networking page? If you do (and you should) add the clip or a link to it on the page. 5) When you pitch the media, don’t forget to insert a link to the trailer in your email. Don’t send it as an attachment; chances are an over aggressive spam filter will have it for lunch. 6) Blog about it every chance you get. No, I’m not talking about repeating a blog over and over but blog on what success you’ve had thanks to your video. And oh, yes, add a link to the book video too. 7) Trying to get a signing but have been unsuccessful? Let your book speak for itse...
Books Alive 2008
2008-05-05 05:18:00 Best-selling Australian crime writer Michael Robotham is the ambassador for Books Alive 2008. Books Alive is Australia?s largest annual promotion of reading, featuring a host of activities to tempt Australians to pick up a book. The campaign aims to introduce all Australians to the joys of reading, and will feature a list of recommended reads, ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Books Alive 2008", url: "http://www.australianwomenonli-ne.com/?p=463" });
Champion Mothers
2008-05-01 03:29:00 A Special Feature for Mother’s Day by Australian Author, Gillian Bouras Everything, for good or ill, and life being what it is, the admixture of both, begins with the mother. Not fair, but there you have it. And most of the unfairness lies in the fact that it?s all in the luck of the draw. My best ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Champion Mothers", url: "http://www.australianwomenonli-ne.com/?p=450" });
Book Review: Training Your Dog - 101 Essential Tips by Dr. Bruce Fogle, DVM
2008-04-29 21:25:00 Dog training is a subject that you’re either right on or you’re way off. I know about dog training - I went through it with my puppy who was a real pain in the you-know-what and constantly jumped on us, nipped at our ankles, and just wouldn’t listen to anything and anyone. Except our dog ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Book Review: Training Your Dog - 101 Essential Tips by Dr. Bruce Fogle, DVM", url: "http://pjmommy.com/?p=629" });
How To: Adding the Post Authors Gravatar To Their Individual Posts
2008-04-28 13:00:00 One thing I am really excited about is that Gravatars are really starting to gain popularity now that Automattic has purchased and is supporting them. And now that support is built right into WordPress, it opens up a lot of options for WordPress users. The most common place you’ll find a Gravatar is usually with an individual comment to help comments stand out. Another place you will sometimes see them is in the sidebar, like we have it setup here at Hack WordPress.  One thing, however, that people are slowly coming around to is using Gravatars with blog posts to identify the author of the post.   This is something that is a great idea for a multi-author blog and something I’ve considered doing on this website. So, how would you go about setting up Gravatars to display with each individual post?  Over at ThemeShaper, Ian Stewart recently shared an easy way to do this.  You just need the following code: <?php echo get_avatar( get_the_author_email(), '...
By: Wp Wordpress
Freebies-Wordpress Addons-Navigation Tool For Word Press (NAVT) 1.0
2008-04-27 22:02:00 Category: Features >> Navigation Author: Greg Bellucci Description: The WordPress Navigation Tool (NAVT) plugin is designed to provide you with complete control over the contents of your navigation links. The plugin gives you the ability to create unique navigation lists using a Drag ‘n Drop Interface; arrange the navigation items within a list in any arbitrary order. ...
By: Hyper Tech Ninja
Google threatens to misrepresent culture and history
2008-04-27 16:44:00 A prominent French historian who has warned that global information resources like Google threaten to misrepresent culture and history by trampling diversity of opinion, and removing information from its context, will give a public lecture at the University of Melbourne next Tuesday 29 April. Jean-Noël Jeanneney, who is Professor of Political History at the Institut d?études ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Google threatens to misrepresent culture and history", url: "http://www.australianwomenonli-ne.com/?p=437" });
SQLAuthority News - Authors Personal Bookmarks
2008-04-25 03:30:00 Just like everybody else I also keep my personal bookmarks of websites. Recently I have reorganized my bookmarks in two categories. Please visit them and let me know your opinion. SQLAuthority BEST Articles SQLAuthority FAVORITE Articles
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round 6/7 Picks
2008-04-24 13:36:00 For those of you searching for information on Buffalo Rumblings' new look and the account setup process, see this post. If you have further questions, you may either post them as a comment in the welcome post or send me an e-mail. Wondering who the Buffalo Bills are going to pick in this weekend's NFL Draft? The authors of Buffalo Rumblings have you covered. Over the entire week leading into the draft, the four authors of Rumblings have unveiled the second version of their Authors Mock, in which each author makes Bills selections for all seven rounds of the NFL Draft. Rounds 1-5 have already been unveiled (see below for picks); here's how each author sees the closing rounds of the draft shaking out for the Bills: Brian Galliford's Picks 6-179: Todd Blythe, WR, Iowa State - I chose Blythe in Version One of this mock draft, and here he'll remain. I like Blythe's size and red zone production, and the Bills reportedly do as well. He's got growth potential and could eventually ...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round 4/5 Picks
2008-04-23 20:15:00 For those of you searching for information on Buffalo Rumblings' new look and the account setup process, see this post . If you have further questions, you may either post them as a comment in the welcome post or send me an e-mail. For now, we resume blogging! Wondering who the Buffalo Bills are going to pick in this weekend's NFL Draft? The authors of Buffalo Rumblings have you covered. Over the entire week leading into the draft, the four authors of Rumblings will be unveiling the second version of their Authors Mock, in which each author makes Bills selections for all seven rounds of the NFL Draft. Rounds 1-3 have already been unveiled (see below for picks); here's how each author sees Rounds 4 and 5 shaking out: Brian Galliford's Picks 4-114: Brian Johnston, DE, Gardner-Webb - A late-rising prospect from a very small school, Johnston has the tools to become a starting defensive end down the line. He's a typical Bills defensive end in that he's a blue-collar worker w...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round Three Picks
2008-04-22 14:24:00 After unveiling our first and second round picks over the last two days, the authors of Buffalo Rumblings are now ready to unveil the ultra-important third round of our Authors Mock Draft. Through two rounds (eight selections total), the four of us have predicted a whopping seven players will be the newest Buffalo Bills come this weekend (Oklahoma WR Malcolm Kelly is the only repeat pick). Here's how we chose in round three: Brian Galliford's Pick 3-72: Tyvon Branch, CB, Connecticut - I have Branch rated as the #8 corner on my board, which leaves out players who would struggle in Buffalo's preferred style of defense. Branch has outstanding straight-line speed (4.31), is tough and competitive, has excellent leadership qualities and works his tail off. He's talented enough to start in a Cover 2 defense in this league, plus he can return kicks. He'd be a great fit as a dime back to start (while upgrading the team's special teams units), and has enough talent and potent...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round Three Picks
2008-04-22 13:24:00 After unveiling our first and second round picks over the last two days, the authors of Buffalo Rumblings are now ready to unveil the ultra-important third round of our Authors Mock Draft. Through two rounds (eight selections total), the four of us have predicted a whopping seven players will be the newest Buffalo Bills come this weekend (Oklahoma WR Malcolm Kelly is the only repeat pick). Here's how we chose in round three: Brian Galliford's Pick 3-72: Tyvon Branch, CB, Connecticut - I have Branch rated as the #8 corner on my board, which leaves out players who would struggle in Buffalo's preferred style of defense. Branch has outstanding straight-line speed (4.31), is tough and competitive, has excellent leadership qualities and works his tail off. He's talented enough to start in a Cover 2 defense in this league, plus he can return kicks. He'd be a great fit as a dime back to start (while upgrading the team's special teams units), and has enough talent and potential to sta...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round Two Picks
2008-04-21 14:36:00 With round one of the second go-round of the Buffalo Rumblings Authors Mock unveiled yesterday, it's naturally time to move on to round two. For anyone who missed it, each author here is predicting all ten Buffalo Bills picks; the real selections, of course, will be made this coming weekend. Round two is coming at you right now; round three, rounds four and five, and rounds six and seven will all be posted on successive days, ending this project on Thursday. Without further ado, here are the authors' second-round picks: Brian Galliford's Pick 2-41: John Carlson, TE, Notre Dame - I'm of the mind that the Bills need to find a starting tight end in this draft, relegating Robert Royal back to his more suitable #2 TE role. I've been a big advocate of Texas A&M's Martellus Bennett, and still have him as the top tight end available this year, but he could very well be gone by the time the Bills pick in the second round. Carlson is not quite as quick but is tougher afte...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round Two Picks
2008-04-21 13:36:00 With round one of the second go-round of the Buffalo Rumblings Authors Mock unveiled yesterday, it's naturally time to move on to round two. For anyone who missed it, each author here is predicting all ten Buffalo Bills picks; the real selections, of course, will be made this coming weekend.Round two is coming at you right now; round three, rounds four and five, and rounds six and seven will all be posted on successive days, ending this project on Thursday. Without further ado, here are the authors' second-round picks: Brian Galliford's Pick 2-41: John Carlson, TE, Notre Dame - I'm of the mind that the Bills need to find a starting tight end in this draft, relegating Robert Royal back to his more suitable #2 TE role. I've been a big advocate of Texas A&M's Martellus Bennett, and still have him as the top tight end available this year, but he could very well be gone by the time the Bills pick in the second round. Carlson is not quite as quick but is tougher after making th...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round One Picks
2008-04-20 14:34:00 Just a hair over a month ago, the authors of Buffalo Rumblings brought you the first version of our Authors Mock Draft. In that exercise - the first installment viewable here - each author predicted the Buffalo Bills' picks in all seven rounds of the upcoming draft. Since that time, several things have changed, most importantly of all that the Bills now have more picks. So, in the week leading up to the draft, we are now going to publish Version 2 of our Authors Mock Draft. Once again, we are not going to predict trades, and we will make picks based on selections the Bills currently have. All seven rounds will air this week; it will be a chance for us to discuss prospects and strategies one last time leading into the draft. Without further ado, here are the Round One picks: Brian Galliford's Pick 1-11: Devin Thomas, WR, Michigan State - Buffalo needs a starting wide receiver, Thomas is the consensus #1 receiver in the draft, he fits Buffalo's offense and has outstandi...
Rumblings Authors Mock, V2.0: Round One Picks
2008-04-20 13:34:00 Just a hair over a month ago, the authors of Buffalo Rumblings brought you the first version of our Authors Mock Draft. In that exercise - the first installment viewable here - each author predicted the Buffalo Bills' picks in all seven rounds of the upcoming draft. Since that time, several things have changed, most importantly of all that the Bills now have more picks.So, in the week leading up to the draft, we are now going to publish Version 2 of our Authors Mock Draft. Once again, we are not going to predict trades, and we will make picks based on selections the Bills currently have. All seven rounds will air this week; it will be a chance for us to discuss prospects and strategies one last time leading into the draft. Without further ado, here are the Round One picks: Brian Galliford's Pick 1-11: Devin Thomas, WR, Michigan State - Buffalo needs a starting wide receiver, Thomas is the consensus #1 receiver in the draft, he fits Buffalo's offense and has outstanding potential...
Tool Time Friday | Calling all Publishers, News Bloggers, Authors, and more
2008-04-19 00:00:00 Have I got a sweeet deal for you. Would you like to have a tool that helps you collect, manage and cite your research sources? Knew you would! With this Firefox add-on you can: Automatically capture citation information from web pages Storage of PDFs, files, images, links and whole web pages Have flexible note taking with auto-save Fast as you can type ...
Authors raise concerns about Bush's new stance on 'global warming
2008-04-18 00:45:00 <"Jim Brown - OneNewsNow - 4/17/2008 10:30:00 AM http://www.onenewsnow.com/Polit-ics/Default.aspx?id=76538 British author and journalist Christopher Booker says President Bush has needlessly caved to international and domestic pressure from activists who believ
Book Review: Yan-Kit?s Classic Chinese Cookbook
2008-04-15 16:56:00 The title says it all - Classic Chinese. I personally am not a Chinese food lover - some of the things that are in those dishes just don’t appeal to me; and I am allergic to high doses of mono sodium glutamate. So you can imagine what a fun date I used to be. But, back ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Book Review: Yan-Kit’s Classic Chinese Cookbook", url: "http://pjmommy.com/?p=701" }); |
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