carnival of struggling bumbling newbies - Jan 19, 2008
Filed Under Blog Carnivals | Posted on January 19, 2008
Welcome to the January 19, 2008 joint ventures edition of carnival of struggling bumbling newbies.
Stephanie presents >9 Easy Ways to Lose More Weight posted at >Fitness and Weight Loss, saying, “This is my first post in my new blog on getting in shape, staying healthy, and losing weight. I personally have lost over 20 pounds in the past year and want to share my growing knowledge on health and fitness with others.”
Joshua C. Karlin presents >The Single Most Important Thing Your Business (or Charity) Needs posted at >Marketing & Fundraising Ideas.
Raymond presents >Cheap and Affordable Ways To Create A Virtual Office For Your Small Home Business posted at >Money Blue Book.
Kenton Newby presents >Benefits of Being in the Physical Information Product Business posted at >KentonNewby.com.
Richard Lee presents >The One Thing You MUST Learn To Succeed In Any Business posted at >Richard Lee.
Sarah Paine presents >Creating Your Own Affiliate Business posted at >Sarah Paine.
Sarah Paine presents >Create Relevant Articles To Earn Cash Online Now posted at >Sarah Paine.
Tip Diva presents >Top Ten Tips - Learning HTML Basics posted at >Tip Diva, saying, “Many websites - blogs, social networking platforms and online communities, in particular - allow you to use Hyper Text Markup Language (or HTML, for short), to spiffy up your posts. Basic HTML allows you to change your font, add images, create links and more. Here are some of the most popular HTML tags used on those websites.”
IM Z2H presents >FREE - The easiest way to make money I’ve ever seen! posted at >Internet Marketing Zero 2 Hero Blog, saying, “One of the quickest, easiest ways to make money online I’ve ever come across. I’ve written a quick post with a link to this gobsmacking report so everyone can get their own copy. (It’s 100% free and doesn’t require any email sign-ups.)”
CG Walters presents >Find Your Center: Personal Preferences posted at >Into the Mist, saying, “Over time, I have put together a collection, a practice that helps me be healthier, happier, and generally a better person than I would otherwise be. I gladly share my history and centering activities, but must say that though some of these very same activities may be of great help to you, there is no inherent value in any of them, except that they are “the right key for my lock.”"
Warren Wong presents >The Value Of Our Parents posted at >Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Describes how the our parents give us a sense of meaning and purpose in life.”
Ward Tipton presents >Membership Site Madness | The Write Page posted at >The Online Writing Resource Center, saying, “If you are having trouble getting started, take a look at what cooperative effort can accomplish.”
FitBuff presents >4 Tips on How to Live Longer posted at >FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog, saying, “There are fad diets to lose weight, cosmetic procedures to look younger, and material objects to appear wealthy.
But, nothing will ever replace good ol’ fashioned, time-tested techniques to keep you living the life you desire for a LONG time (14 years longer, in fact!).
Here are 4 lifestyle changes that you can implement today to make sure you meet your grandkids’ kids!”
Warren Wong presents >The Different Types Of Website Visitors And Their Value posted at >Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “An article describing the different types of websites visitors such as search engine, direct, referring, and social bookmarking and the value they bring to your website.”
Jim Sansi presents >Something Worth Reading posted at >The Kaizen Business.
Sarah Paine presents >Earn Money From Your Home posted at >Sarah Paine.
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Thank you, Jon, for your efforts in bringing together another excellent carnival–and for my inclusion.
Continued good fortune and blessings,
CG