carnival of struggling bumbling newbies - March 21, 2009
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Welcome to the March 21, 2009 edition of carnival of struggling bumbling newbies.
Brian McKay presents >12 Month CD Rate posted at >MonitorBankRates.com, saying, “Citibank is now offering a CD rate of 2.47%, with a yield of 2.50% for a 12 month CD.”
Rusty Shelton presents >Social Networking That pays posted at >My Internet Marketing Journey, saying, “Unless you live on a desert island or in a cave with Osama Bin Laden (and probably not even then) you have heard of Facebook and My Space; the two most popular social networking sites on the web. Such places allow you to create a website within a website and interact with others on a global scale.”
Silicon Valley Blogger presents >Discover Credit Card Rewards, Sign Up Bonuses and Holiday Promotions posted at >The Digerati Life, saying, “Thanks!”
Scott Palat presents >TutorFi.com - Five Ways a One-On-One Tutor Can Help a Student posted at >Colleen Palat.
The Smarter Wallet presents >Amazon Kindle Review: Electronic Book Reader Pros and Cons posted at >The Smarter Wallet, saying, “Thanks!”
Barry Wright III presents >Modern Attributition posted at >3stylelife.
Barry Wright III presents >Remarkability posted at >3stylelife.
Travis presents >Crossing Cultural Boundaries | www.datinginislam.com posted at >Dating In Islam.
Rusty Shelton presents >What is Article Marketing? posted at >My Internet Marketing Journey, saying, “‘Article Marketing’ is a good subject, and one that you will need to become very familiar with in the months and years to come as you develop and grow your Internet business.”
Sam presents >New !! Find the Best Lawyer. Get the Job Done Right posted at >Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, “Thank you for including my article. Here’s a snippet…
To find the best lawyer takes some thought and time. If your lawsuit will involve complex issues or large sums of money, carry out the research diligently to improve your prospects for success.
* 1. Qualifications of the Best Lawyer
* 2. The Best Lawyer in History
* 3. The Best Lawyer Is Often a Specialist
* 4. How to Find the Best Lawyer
* 5. Working With the Best Lawyer
1. Qualifications of the Best Lawyer
A lawyer is someone who is licensed to practice law. The proper title is Attorney at law, but they are commonly referred to as an attorney or a lawyer. The work of a lawyer is to use the body of legal code to correct wrongs, ease the workings of society and to deliver justice. As preparation for this career, a lawyer has graduated from law school with the degree of a “J.D.”, a Doctor of Jurisprudence. After graduation, the candidate must pass a state bar examination before receiving a license to practice in the state. In the United States, any attorney is permitted to argue your case in court, give legal advice on any topic and draft legal documents. However, an attorney may go on to be certified as a specialist in one of the many areas of legal practice. But state board certification is not generally required to practice in any specialty.
2. The Best Lawyer in History
In ancient Greece and Rome, there were no lawyers. Individuals were supposed to plead their own cases in the court. If you sought the assistance of a friend to guide you, it was illegal to pay your friend any money. This early practice led to inadequate legal representation, and a weak, undeveloped body of laws. It was gradually replaced. A strong legal profession, along with a strong, independent press and media, is a good protection of individual rights against governments and corporations.”
Wayne Cross presents >My First Scuba Diving Vacation posted at >First Scuba Diving Vacation, saying, “Everybody who dives has to have a first diving experience. Mine was about twenty years ago of the Big Island of Hawaii with a group of my friends. None of us were certified. How could we be, since it was our first time? If we had been certified, at least we could have said we had previously dived to the bottom of some community pool back on the mainland.”
Wayne Cross presents >Do It Yourself Deck Construction posted at >How to Build a Deck, saying, “The second problem with having a planter in the middle of a deck is that it completely chopped up the space and made the deck far less useful than it otherwise might have been. A six foot by six foot planter almost in the center of an otherwise flat wood deck that was about 20 feet by 28 feet in overall dimensions was little short of idiotic, but I guess that everything is in the eye of the beholder.”
Victor Schultz presents >St. Peters Square and Plaza | St. Peters Square, Vatican City posted at >St. Peters Square, Vatican City, saying, “I had the great pleasure on touring the Vatican, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the Sistine Chapel. I wanted to give you just a glimpse of what you might see, if you were to visit the Holy See in Vatican City, Rome, Italy. Obviously, any tour of the Vatican is best in person. If you cannot go there, then a tour with pictures is perhaps the second best approach to seeing the Vatican and all the beauty and splendor that it has to offer.”
Jan Hendricks presents >History of Cooking | Cooking History | History of Cooking posted at >History of Cooking, saying, “The art of cooking is a late addition to the list of the fine arts. Originally cooking was a purely industrial and useful art, and early humans were born a roasters and great eaters.”
Leland Jones presents >The Railroad Builders posted at >The Railroad Builders, saying, “The United States as we know it today is largely the result of mechanical inventions, and in particular of agricultural machinery and the railroad. One transformed millions of acres of uncultivated land into fertile farms, while the other furnished the transportation which carried the crops to distant markets.”
Ralph Sparkson presents >Instead, It Turns Out Dick Cheney’s Dog Was Darth Vader! posted at >Best Funny Dog Pictures, saying, “I am a sucker for funny dog photos and funny puppy photos. Turns out Dick Cheney has a sense of humor in his private life although most find no humor in his public actions.”
Jack Russel presents >Google Cash Detective-GCD-The Google Adwords Playing Field Shifts posted at >Biggest Firesale Of Online Marketing Products Reviewed, saying, “Are you like me? Tired of losing money on Google Adwords? Can’t seem to find a profitable keyword-ad-landing page combo? Well, the Google cash detective spy tool is just what struggling ppc marketers need. Read more…….”
Steve presents >Where can I get cheap mailing lists from anywhere? posted at >Mailing List Resources.
Steve presents >Two Common Direct Mail Mistakes. and How to Avoid Them posted at >Mailing List Resources.
Simon Stapleton presents >Become an IT Professional Using Your Passion posted at >Career & Personal Development for CIOs, Technical Professionals and Self-Professed Geeks, saying, “I get a number of emails each week (especially from students) asking what the best way is to get into IT. There is rarely a simple answer to this (everyone is different, and everyone’s situation is different) but there is one thing I do come back to often as a sure-fire way to create the best opportunity to enter an IT career with.”
Tim Grice presents >SEO frauds posted at >Search Engine Optimisation, saying, “I have been getting a number of spam like comments over the past couple of months from 1 source. I say spam comments because each one is almost identical and completely generic. Let me give you an example:-”
Lucy B. Baldwin presents >Truck Rentals For Moving - Helping You Move Successfully posted at >Moving Help Central, saying, “With a little planning ahead, you can get your truck rental lined up for your moving day with no trouble, and thus you will save yourself a lot of hassle.”
Patricia Turner presents >The Top 50 Self Defense Blogs posted at >Forensic Science Technician.
GreatManagement presents >Increase The Traffic To Your Site posted at >We Build Your Blog, saying, “Watch this video and I”
jim presents >Best Student Credit Cards posted at >Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.
FitBuff presents >USDA Sodium Guidelines posted at >FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog, saying, “Too much or too little salt can wreak havoc on your system, creating physical and mental stress, so check out this article to find out where you fall on the sodium guidelines chart…”
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