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Carnival Of Tips - June 7, 2008
2008-06-07 06:00:00 Welcome to the June 7, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 60 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Mark Riffey presents The fine line between personal and business posted at Business is Personal. Raymond presents Work From Home With Paid Online Surveys posted at Money Blue Book. James D. Brausch presents Don’t Do Business ...
By: Tip Diva
Europe Travel Blog Carnival 2 June 2008
2008-06-02 10:42:00 You can read the June 2008 edition of the Europe Travel Blog Carnival at Heather on her Travels. A big thank you to Heather for hosting the carnival. There were a couple of posts about Rome one of my favourite European capitals. Heather talks abut her two visits to Rome one as child with ...
Dating Blog Carnival #7
2008-05-28 20:17:00 Thrive! is tickled to be hosting this week’s dating blog carnival. In Writing a Profile He Can’t Resist, Alex provides suggestions for creating an irresistible online dating profile. A good beginning is choosing the right picture. And from what I’ve seen of online dating profiles, Alex’s advice to use a picture in which you’re happy and ...
By: thrive!
Carnival Of Tips - May 24, 2008
2008-05-24 06:00:00 Welcome to the May 24, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 40 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Edith presents Happy Hour Marketing posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act.. Education: Michael Law presents How to Read Efficiently and Effectively posted at A Law Student and Young Lawyer Blog - Law Vibe, saying, “Tips ...
By: Tip Diva
Finding Courage Through Sharing Blog Carnival ? May 2008
2008-05-22 09:55:00 This month, write a post to share something that you wish other people understood about your life with a child or children facing medical challenges. (For carnival rules and information click here.) Like those dark circles? Five years later and I’ve still got ‘em! You know, it’s a funny thing… I selected this ...
May Topic For The Finding Courage Through Sharing Blog Carnival?
2008-05-17 08:06:00 Sorry this is a couple days late, but here’s the May topic for the Finding Courage Through Sharing Blog Carnival… This month, write a post to share something that you wish other people understood about your life with a child or children facing medical challenges. See you back here next Thursday! If you would like more ...
Carnival Of Tips - May 17, 2008
2008-05-17 06:00:00 Welcome to the May 17, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 60 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Heather Johnson presents Top 5 Job Application Mistakes to Avoid posted at isabont blog. Erek Ostrowski presents Manifesting a Job You Actually Want (Step Two) posted at Verve Coaching, saying, “The second step in manifesting ...
By: Tip Diva
Music Review Carnival 6
2008-05-16 12:13:00 So a funny thing happened this week. I decided to clear out my inbox and accidentally deleted a bunch of blog carnival submissions. So the carnival is particularly small this month. Here are the submissions that didn’t get deleted. Jake Riley presents Magic Tricks- Musical Minded posted at Free MAGIC TRICKS. Jan Lindholm presents Cansei de Ser ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Music Review Carnival 6", url: "http://stopandhearthemusic.com-/2008/05/16/music-review-carniv-al-6/" });
Pinoy Parenting Blog Carnival
2008-05-16 01:39:00 Are you a Filipino parent and a blogger at the same time? Would you want to meet other parents who are Pinoy and bloggers as well? Are you also in need of more traffic to your site? If your answer is a big YES to all of the above questions, then be a regular participant of the Pinoy Parenting Blog Carnival.It is fairly new, with the first edition being posted only last Wednesday. There is a call now for entries to the second edition, which revolves around the topic of education. If you are interested to be part of this event, head over to Joey's blog who plays host to this month's 2 editions.
Mommy Blog Carnival #4
2008-05-15 08:00:00 Welcome to the May 15, 2008 edition of the Mommy Blog Carnival. I want to thank everyone who submitted their posts. You’re really making this a great carnival to hold. So without further ado, please continue on to the articles!. Joanne presents Imagine If Adoption Really Did ...
By: the so called me
Health Lists Blog Carnival ?5
2008-05-13 22:16:00 Photo by Brunna Peretti Welcome to next, 5 edition of Healthy Lists Blog Carnival! The number of submissions is growing, but number of boring submissions too. I still check every link, almost read posts and select only interesting and useful for you. Let’s begin…
Carnival of the Libertarians: Mother?s Day Edition
2008-05-11 17:31:00 Welcome to the May 11, 2008 edition of carnival of the libertarians. I was invited a month or more ago to host this carnival. I’m happy to do so. I’ve got libertarian leaning myself, as well as some not so libertarian ones as those who’ve crawled the blog might be ...
Carnival Of Tips - May 10, 2008
2008-05-10 06:00:00 Welcome to the May 10, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 60 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Ian Richardson presents How To Choose Your Specific Niche for a Successful Internet Business posted at Make Everything EzyAs123, saying, “An article on how to choose a specific niche for a successful internet business” Frederic ...
By: Tip Diva
Europe Travel Blog Carnival 5 May 2008
2008-05-05 10:27:00 Welcome to the third Europe travel blog carnival! I think that the Carnival is going really well due to the number of quality submissions I’m receiving. I do believe that I’m fulfilling my aim of publishing a quality blog carnival which is a coherent presentation of informative and entertaining blog posts for readers who love ...
Carnival Of Tips - May 3, 2008
2008-05-03 06:00:00 Welcome to the May 3, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 50 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Sarah Paine presents Is Risk Aversion Ruining Your Business? posted at Sarah Paine, saying, “Take a look at how your aversion to risk may ruin your chance of running a successful online business. Discover ...
By: Tip Diva
Carnival Of Tips - April 26, 2008
2008-04-26 06:00:00 Welcome to the April 26, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 40 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Robert Phillips presents Stupid Business Owners posted at CYBERCA$HOLOGY. Brad Trnavsky presents Lead Yourself First - Sales Management 2.0 posted at Sales Management 2.0 - Featured Blog Posts. Cindy King presents Why You Need To Internationalize ...
By: Tip Diva
Health Lists Blog Carnival ?4
2008-04-23 22:52:00 This edition of Health Lists Blog Carnival was a little late, because of problems in the main server of carnivals (on blogcarnival.com). This carnival edition smack of spring and coming summer. Enjoy and comment this blog carnival I follow your links.
Music Review Carnival 5
2008-04-20 23:00:00 The Music Review Carnival is late this month because I moved to the UK and have just been been able to get online this weekend. I’m sorry, but the situation was beyond my control. Anyway, here’s this month’s carnival. Jwill presents 2008 CMT Awards (with videos) posted at The Wi11is. Joshua Holt presents mel.opho.be - Brother Ali ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Music Review Carnival 5", url: "http://stopandhearthemusic.com-/2008/04/20/music-review-carniv-al-5/" });
Carnival Of Tips - April 19, 2008
2008-04-19 06:00:00 Welcome to the April 19, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 40 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Rich Vosler presents Tips For Developing Leaders posted at Sales Training Tips. Finance & Investment: Sam Carrara presents Save Money at the Supermarket posted at Sam Carrara’s Marketing Education. Education: Chelsy Albertson presents Saving Money During College posted ...
By: Tip Diva
To Hell with Expelled!
2008-04-18 08:27:00 Hurry, hurry, hurry!! Step right up! Step right up and feast your eyes on the world’s foremost one time carnival To Hell with Expelled! Where every stinkin’ big-top size lie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed propaganda film shamelessly promote gets fully exposed for who they really are! No pushing. No shoving. There’s room for all! The ...
Deadline tonight!
2008-04-17 21:06:00 Tonight at 8PM EST is the deadline for the carnival entires. Afterwards I won’t accept anymore entries. Tomorrow, at around 3PM EST, the carnival will commence and I will have all the entries posted for all to see how the IDists use the movie to spread stupid lies about evolution, Darwin, origins, history, and everything ...
Tomorrow is the deadline!
2008-04-16 19:51:00 You have until tomorrow at 8PM EST to get your submissions in for To Hell with Expelled Blog Carnival. And please, no pro Expelled posts. I had to delete a pro Expelled post which claims the movie is all about free speech and asks, “What is wrong with presenting both sides of the issue since ...
Isabella Mori?s Buddhist Blog Carnival
2008-04-16 14:08:00 Isabella Mori’s blog “change therapy: making lives better, making better lives” is sponsoring a Buddhist carnival. What’s that? It’s a selection of buddhist posts all over the blogosphere. Isabella kindly included Riehlife’s features on Eden Maxwell.
Four entires thus far
2008-04-15 17:12:00 I now have 4 entries received thus far. You still have time ’till Thursday to get your entires in for the carnival. So don’t waste anymore time. Get it in now. UPDATE: Nope. Correction. Make that 5 entires sent in thus far.
Introducing: To Hell With Expelled Blog Carnival!
2008-04-13 22:13:00 With all of the huge buzz going all over the science blogosphere about the movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed and the anticipation of its release in theaters this coming Friday, April 18th, I have decided to plan a one time blog carnival in which the theme is all about that stupid hypocritical movie and its ...
Carnival Of Tips - April 12, 2008 - Part II
2008-04-12 06:01:00 Welcome to the April 12, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 70 great entries this week, split in to two parts. (Click here for Part I) Relationships: Geek’s Dream Girl presents Don?t be lovemyporsche unless you own one, please. posted at Geek’s Dream Girl, saying, “Is your screenname keeping you from getting dates? Here ...
By: Tip Diva
Carnival Of Tips - April 12, 2008 - Part I
2008-04-12 06:00:00 Welcome to the April 12, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 70 great entries this week, split in to two parts. (Click here for Part II) Business & Career: James Lee presents Frogs, Social Proof, and You posted at Online Business Freedom. Alex Landis presents How To Tell if You Are Exploited By Your Employer, ...
By: Tip Diva
Health Lists Blog Carnival ?3
2008-04-07 23:51:00 Here is the third edition of Health Lists Blog Carnival. Nice to see more good posts with interesting health related lists.
Europe Travel Blog Carnival 7 April 2008
2008-04-07 09:36:00 Welcome to the second Europe Travel Blog Carnival. I hope that you be entertained, informed and inspired by the following posts relating to travel in Europe. Activities Rouge-Bleu: A Newbie Vine Farmer in Provence posted at Diary of 1, recommends, “If traveling in the south of France, don’t miss Jean-Marc’s vineyard in Provence - ...
Carnival Of Tips - April 5, 2008
2008-04-05 06:00:00 Welcome to the April 5, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 30 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Cindy King presents You Might Have More Options To Develop Your Business Internationally Than You Realize posted at Get International Clients. Finance & Investment: texasdave presents Forex your way to Wealth posted at Make Cash Online. Matthew ...
By: Tip Diva
Law of Attraction Blog Carnival #31 - Back to Basics
2008-04-04 06:53:00 The topic for this carnival was "Write an article or give a lesson in the Law of Attraction for a beginner." Some excellent articles on this topic as1 Vote(s)
By: JeQQ it
Carnival of Music Lessons?3rd Addition
2008-04-02 11:02:00 Welcome to the April 1, 2008 edition of carnival of music lessons. Robyn J McCleary presents PUNK ROCK BAND posted at Contemporary Arts and Critics Reviews. Rolith presents Post-Foetus posted at L.A. Concrete. Michal Splho presents How to write a Fugue (the bullshit subject Britney Spears Edition) posted at culture xy, saying, “Fugue is ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Carnival of Music Lessons–3rd Addition", url: "http://basslessons.stopandhear-themusic.com/2008/04/02/carniva-l-of-music-lessons-3rd-addition-/" });
Carnival Of Tips - March 29, 2008
2008-03-29 06:00:00 Welcome to the March 29, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 60 great entries this week on: Business & Career: Robert Phillips presents How to Write a Cover Letter that Gets Read First posted at COVER LETTERS THAT SELL. Mark Riffey presents Be the Google of your market niche posted at Business is Personal. Aaron Brandon ...
By: Tip Diva
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-28 00:46:00 Come together? Maybe notby Latoya PetersonI wish hearing the words "come together" didn't make me cringe so much.After all, it's a kind-hearted exhortation. Come together means to unify, to place our differences aside for a few moments. But alas, I can't."Come together" to me now sounds a bit like a curse. For you see, the people who keep asking me to come together keep asking me to check my opinions and identity at the door.We can come together as long as I am willing to toe the line. We can come together unifed as women as long as I am willing to silence myself about how race impacts me and how people in this group perpetuate racism. We can come together as long as I help block the door against transfolk. I can be in the circle if I hold my tongue about my real opinions on sex work.These kind of feelings are what makes me like feminism, but stay away from it formally. The way my life works, I tend to take heat about my race first, with gender stereotypes influenced by thos...
By: What Tami Said
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-27 14:31:00 A wonderful new post by Dissenter is up at Heart's place:When I was little, my mother and I had a really strong relationship, but that changed as I grew into my teenage years and I began to blame her for a great many things, most of which she was ultimately not responsible for. I thought she was weak and worthless, that she didn?t care about me or my welfare, but I can see now how wrong I was to think that, and how courageously my mother always fought for me and my brother, against overwhelming odds. So I am writing this essay in honour of my mother, a wonderfully strong, amazing and radical woman who is a constant source of strength and inspiration to me.Read the full post.
By: What Tami Said
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-26 11:02:00 by Diane Dorce of Reading Writing BloggingOn being strong?..The one accolade I hear most is?.girl you are strong?.you a strong, independent woman?.you strong?but sometimes I don?t want to be so strong. Sometimes I grow tired of carrying the mantle and other folks on my back, hiding emotion, pretending to have it all together?.sometimes I just want to break down and cry, curl into a ball, and lie in the arms of somebody who is strong?.not my arms. Being strong can sometimes be a curse, because when everyone else thinks you?re strong, they never seem to think that you are in need of anything, compassion, sympathy, love, or joy?.they think you got it all together, when in reality you are depleted of the one thing you need the most, strength. I wear the mask, indeed I do?but not for long, because while I need to be strong for others, I also need to be tender, to be childlike, to laugh for no reason, to cry for no reason, sing, to dance, to jump and tumble, to fall and pick myself up, to...
By: What Tami Said
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-25 20:35:00 A wonderful poem written by Dani Elle/Alecto has been posted on Women's Space.I am notAs white as youI am notAs rich as youStill I bleed redIn darknessWhile you shineWith your golden hairAnd your beautiful wordsAnd I hate youRead more...
By: What Tami Said
Health Lists Blog Carnival ?2
2008-03-24 22:11:00 Hooray! Here is a new Health Lists Blog Carnival! I’m glad to present you only good health lists posted by bloggers. Don’t forget that you can also take a part in this carnival, just let me know about your health list.
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-24 11:15:00 Dear Judith Townsend*,by Deesha PhilyawYou probably don't remember me. I'm that colored girl that you tried to cheat out of job opportunity in your school district in the mid-90s. Ring a bell?No? Let me refresh your memory. After graduating with a 3.4 GPA from an Ivy League institution in your home state, I took a corporate job but quickly became disillusioned. I wanted to do work that mattered, so I leapt at a fellowship opportunity to have your school district pay for my Master's degree in teaching while I simultaneously did my student teaching and served as a substitute in your district. The program was designed to attract highly-qualified "teachers of color" to your incredibly lily-white, affluent district. An admirable goal, and I was thrilled to be chosen to participate.As the head of human resources for the district, you were my primary point of contact regarding employment matters. For a year and a half, I checked in with you about the process of transitioning from the fe...
By: What Tami Said
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-23 01:38:00 Now posted at Women's Space: "Given to Tears" by Jennifer WildflowerBlack mascara-turned-war paint regularly adorned the faces of the women I grew up with in the church of my early years (not to be confused with the church of my teen years where women did not wear makeup, and cried a lot less too). At services, at potlucks, baby and wedding showers, Bible studies and prayer meetings, the tears would flow. So many women, so many tears, so much smeared mascara.People who cried freely and publicly were fascinating to me...MORE
By: What Tami Said
Carnival Of Tips - March 22, 2008
2008-03-22 06:00:00 Welcome to the March 22, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over 40 great entries this week on: Business & Career: edithyeung presents Free Live Call with Marketing Guru Seth Godin - Meatball Sundae (April 9th) Hosted by SFentrepreneur posted at San Francisco Bay Area Small Business Community That Connects You With Entrepreneurs Around You. Erek ...
By: Tip Diva
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-21 12:46:00 rambles on rageby Christina Springer of http://www.christinaspringer.bl-ogspot.com/ 1.i hopethe rage turnsinto a cherry blossom, soI can brewwine from sunset ripened fruit2.obama, with great delicacy and carei put my white liberal friends in the darkdrawer of hurt where i won' t see themagain for 15 years. maybe when you havemore than 152 pieces of passed legislationto her 20, or mice nibble the experienceof your fluffy wordsinto a victory confetti.i'll feel safe. see desperatelives bouncing "Yes, we can!"3.little girl insidescreams"fair! justwant everysimple thingfair!" justhear.4.why do faces that I lovehate my salvation?doves of broken handlerscrack aspiration.sugar smart smile, divine begentle and calm all of me.rage and rage and rage'til loved ones can not seehow oozing hapless happyfroth consumes identity.5.the equation for soul height +vision size divided by spin controlseems weighted, specialized.give me your equation for my destiny?
By: What Tami Said
UPDATE: Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-19 12:33:00 A girl like meIf you missed Nicole's great post about the tensions colorism creates among women, check it out here. It occured to me after reading this comment to the essay:Speaking as a white person here, my first reaction is to think this stuff is just plain bizarre. I suppose it's always that way, when you're told about a form of prejudice which it would never occur to you to participate in. I want to say, "What's the point in _that_?" And yet, what's the point in any kind of prejudice? I suppose that for just about every one of us, there's some category of people that we'd be willing to hurt....that many people outside of the black community may not understand colorism or even know that it exists.There is no point to colorism. It has roots in slavery when lighter blacks, sometimes the children of their very owners, were seen as better and given preferential treatment. And it festered even after slavery, as Eurocentric physical characteristics (light skin, straight hair, n...
By: What Tami Said
Health Lists Blog Carnival ?1
2008-03-17 13:28:00 Dear readers, it’s time to start a First Edition of Health List Blog Carnival! It’s a special blog carnival that provide a links to other blogs with health lists. I won’t post each submitted blog and list. I don’t want Healthy List Carnival become a dump of links. In our blog carnival will appear ...
Music Review Carnival 4
2008-03-16 18:13:00 Well it’s time for another carnival. The pickings were slim this month but here are the best of the lot. old-wizard.com presents Old-Wizard.com / Music / Top 10 Most Over Rated Bands posted at old-wizard.com. Amanda Mac presents Ghosteater posted at Amanda Mac’s Open Mic. Sarah presents As if Zooey Deschanel needed to get any more awesome posted ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Music Review Carnival 4", url: "http://stopandhearthemusic.com-/2008/03/16/music-review-carniv-al-4-2/" });
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-16 15:07:00 No house slaves allowedwritten by Nicole Crawford of http://www.nicolecrawford.com/- While I was growing up, my mother had a ten-year relationship with a man named Gary; he was a divorced electrician with a son and daughter who lived in a neighboring city. Gary never attempted to act as a father figure in my life, but in many ways, he did treat me as his own. I always got the same Christmas gifts as his daughter, Persephone, and he showed as much concern over my academic success as he did his own children?s. Not surprisingly, his daughter and I got along well and liked to pretend we were sisters.Persephone looked as exotic as her name sounds. Even at thirteen, she was on her way to being what many men would consider a ?brick house.? She had longish hair and the kind of fair skin that we often refer to in Mississippi as ?high yella.? I both loved and loathed Persephone?s monthly visits to see her dad. Only a year older than me, she was funny, shared many of my interests and had a grea...
By: What Tami Said
The Mommy Blog Carnival Ed. #3
2008-03-15 18:56:00 Third Edition of the Mommy Blog Carnival!
By: the so called me
Carnival Of Tips - March 15, 2008
2008-03-15 05:00:00 Note: To all carnival participates who’d submitted posts between March 8 and March 14 and do not see the post in this carnival, please resubmit for the March 22 edition. There was a hiccup and not all of them came through correctly. Welcome to the March 15, 2008 edition of Carnival of Tips. We had over ...
By: Tip Diva
No Name For Art - Blog Carnival
2008-03-14 06:59:00 OK. I’m doing it: filling the art gap… So, here it is: the ART BLOG CARNIVAL #1. Theme Fine Content Articles that collectors need Schedule March 31 (first edition) Interval Every 6-8 weeks Questions? Drop me an email, or a comment below. Best: submit really good articles on fine art and chances are: I’ll publish it. Just before you go, enjoy this fine art drawing from ...
By: eArtFair .com
Women's History Month blog carnival
2008-03-12 19:45:00 On being a heterosexual feminist...As I started tentatively stepping into feminist circles and speaking out and asking questions, it became apparent on some levels that my sexuality would become an issue. Not being a lesbian seemed to be proof I wasn?t a true feminist and that to love a man as a sexual partner meant I wasn?t truly in step with feminist ideals. In talking with lesbian friends I know locally as well as new friends met at festivals, it became apparent that there was distrust between hetero and lesbian feminists. On one level I understand the issue as I found out many lesbians felt that when things got tough and someone needed to stand up, hetero womyn simply wouldn?t back them up.Read more of this essay by Donna Mitchell at Women's Space.
By: What Tami Said
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