Welcome to the May 15, 2008 i.e. thirteenth edition of carnival of inspiration and motivation.We've selelcted following articles for this edition.Busayo presents Thinking to success - The story of a champion bull rider posted at WWW.BUSAYOAKANRO.COM.Ivy and Amanda Preston presents Mar 9, Outside the Box Ideas posted at Ivy and Amanda Preston.andrew784 presents I Don’t Feel Like It posted at Pers
No, not carnie love... carnival love!Stop by and check out:Debtor's Prison at the Carnival of Debt Reduction courtesy of Debt Free RevolutionThe Carnival of Personal Finance @ Money Under Thirty
Welcome to the May 12, 2008 edition of the Ethical Investing Carnival. This time around there is an article about getting rid of phone books to save trees and produce less garbage, and a couple of articles on oil/miles per gallon/ethanol.hank@myinvestingblog.com presents A New Investment Idea - Pay Someone To Pick Up The Phonebook That Gets Dropped On My Door Every 3 Months That I (And Millions Of
If you're looking for some great articles out there, it's good to check out some of the carnivals every now and then :) They're pretty rad as you can find a handful of great tips, all from one posting...and from some of the killer bloggers out there!The topics usually span different categories (savings, debt reduction, frugal-ness, etc.), or even "personal finance" in general, and are from the pas
Another post from MyMoneyAdventure is featured in 152nd edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. The Carnival is really help MyMoneyAdventure grow and gain new readers! My Money Adventure lets us in on the personal finance book I’m going to “read”.Please support the Carnival!
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 [...]
THE TAGLINE: "A new wave picture you cannot forget! A sensation about a new dimension!" THE PLOT: Emerging from a river following a terrible car accident which claimed the lives of all of her friends, Mary Henry decides to hurriedly leave town and accept a job as a church organist in Salt Lake City. Just short of her destination, Mary first begins to see visions of a ghoulish man leering at her through the car window, and then spots an abandoned pavilion off in the distance to which she feels oddly drawn. Continuing on to her new home, Mary does her best to settle into her new life, but can't escape the cold feelings of isolation and detachment which have eaten away at her since the accident. Her efforts to return to normalcy aren't made any easier due to the lecherou
Our article, Identity Theft - Reducing the Risk - Part 3, was listed in the Carnival of Personal Finance #151 - Bloggers on Surviving the Squeeze. This is another large carnival.
Save to the Future has a post on the never ending story of whether or not to combine finances in Money Management in Marriage. [...]
I'll be hosting the second Notebooking Carnival next Friday, the 16th,
so you all have until noon on the 15th
to get in the posts that you want to include. If you already have
something specific in mind you want to send in, please go ahead and
send that, if not, how about a theme - "My Favorite Notebook Work For
This Year", since it is pretty much the end of the year. Post pictures
of your
What else do you think of when hearing "Venice"? Pumuckl commented in a previous post saying: "Carnival"!And she is right! The carnival of Venice was first recorded in 1268, and has been a long tradition since then. Strolling through the alleys of Venice, we came across many shops where they sold the typical Venetian masks, made in leather or with the original papier-mâché technique. The original masks were rather simple in design and decoration. They often had a symbolic and practical function. Nowadays, most of them are made with the application of gesso and gold leaf and are all hand-painted using natural feathers and gems to decorate.A photo impression:View the slideshow of all my Venice pictures.Check out other posts on the Road about Venice.
Welcome to the May 9, 2008 edition of the 'Christian Family Information Exchange Blog Carnival'. As we always say, 'it's time to grab a cup of your favorite drink, sit back and read the carnival we have for you'. Since we last met, I have been reading a ton of e-mails, most with either questions on or about how to get their prayers answered. We all need reminding from time to time that God truly does answers each and every prayer, in His time and according to His wishes. If God can be patient with us after all the silly and dopey things we've done, then we need to learn how to be patient with Him and His answers. Please remember that there may just be a reason why your answers are coming as quick as you would like. Think it through and then stop, and remember, yes your prayers work and yes
It seems people enjoy my post on starbucks getting sexier! I submitted it to a cple carnivals around the blogosphere (where other bloggers collect submitted posts on a particular topic, and then showcase them) , and it has now been my most read article :)It appeared twice yesterday:- Carnival cheer from around the web - Thanks PaidTwice!- Money Hacks Carnival #11 - Ebb and Flow Edition - Thanks Br
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Our post, Grandpa and the Great Depression, was listed in the premier edition of the Financial Tips Blog Carnival. The theme of this edition of the carnival is “Ready For Recession?” I very much hope we are not falling into a depression, but it wouldn’t take much more than the failure of a couple of [...]
Christian Carnival CCXXIII - Tabernacle Edition is up over at This week's carnival uses the theme of the tabernacle of God to categorize the posts, and is quite an effective metaphor. Check it out for further explanation!My article, Money and your prayer life: Do you pray about your finances? was chosen as one of the articles for this week's carnival. Please check it out, and the rest of the great articles. Here are a few of my favorites:Rodney Olsen presents Keeping Pets in Perspective posted at RodneyOlsen.net. As Christians, what should our attitudes be towards pets?Crystal Nichols presents 7 ways to live in harmony with your coworkers posted at Christian in the Corporate World.Diane R presents Angry Young Christians? posted at Crossroads: Where Faith and Inquiry Meet. Why are ther
I recently joined a newer PF community, Money Hacks, and their eleventh carnival is up at Save and Conquer.
My post, The Way to Wealth: Rudeness?, is included.
Among my favorites:
8 Ways That I Can Save Money (I’m a sucker for a good list) and Are You Ready to Buy a New House (probably no for me, [...]
Welcome to the Ebb and Flow Edition of the Money Hacks Carnival.
Personal finance ebbs and flows throughout our lives. Sometimes we make sound decisions and benefit. Our money flows and works for us. Other times we may hit a rough patch. We can lose our job or make a bad decision. Our money then ebbs [...]
I’m not much into sci-fi, but I thought this was an interesting use of scrap metal… Who knew that broken bike chains could be “scary”?
I need one of these. Seriously, this thing actually had some speed and can hold up to 400 lbs.
The Hawaii blog community is growing rapidly. It's fun to follow Hawaiian bloggers what they have to say about their subject of expertise and passion. Believe me keep the blogging alive and have something interesting and attractive to say can be challenging. This is where the love to Hawaii and to the Hawaiian people becomes a major motivation. Evelyn from Homespun Honolulu shows this love with posting about Honolulu related topics plus she takes the challenge to host our Hawaii Aloha Blog Carnival on a regular basis. It's quite surprising what variety of blog posts got submitted by Hawaii bloggers for the latest Hawaii blog carnival 'Taking Time to Smell the Plumeria'. From watching the stars over Mauna Kea summit to the Meaning of Aloha, Thoughts on Fishing, Upcountry Maui,
4-NT Carnival Canada Cruise from $419.Round trip from New York. Calls on Saint John4 Night Canada Cruise. Carnival Cruise Lines - Carnival Victory. Destination: Canada / New England. Departing from: New York, New York. Departing Date: June 10, 2008
Welcome to the 58th Carnival of Money Stories - Dollar Coins Edition. I’m very happy and honored to be hosting this week’s carnival as this is my first hosting experience. Have fun checking out the dollar coins…
I hope you enjoy!
The 1st United States Congress voted to pay Washington a salary of $25,000 a [...]
Y's post got featured on the 151st edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance!My Money Adventure blogger invites his fiancée to guest-post, which leads to insight into her financial goals.Everyone congratulate her and encourage more of her posts!!
I don’t often participate in blog carnivals, neither bother you much with them, but this one has some real value. Visit the carnival at USNews and note that my real estate post was also included.
You’ll see some posts of the best personal finance bloggers there, so it’s worth reading. Almost as good as my monthly [...]
I was flattered when my sweet friend Jocelyn from the Homeschool Blog Awards asked if she could use some of my pictures for this week’s Homesteading Carnival. I also submitted a post for the first time!
This week's edition of the Success and Abundance Mindset is once again being hosted by The Home Based Business Center. There are some great articles on success and mindset posted this week. Be sure to check it out here.
Hi everyone, just a quick announcement… This month’s Carnival of Financial Goals was postponed due to a database error at the Blog Carnivals home page. For more information about the Carnival of Financial Goals, read the Carnival of Financial Goals announcement.
This month’s Carnival of Financial Goals will be held at DebtFREE-Revolution, Wednesday May 7th. Please [...]
Welcome to the May 2008 edition of Carnival of Leads to Making Money Online.The Carnival of Leads to Making Money Online is a monthly blog carnival consisting of posts about leads to making money online. The primary focus of this carnival is to help blog publishers learn about new and effective ways to monetize their site(s). It also includes posts about related items, like SEO, copywriting sales opportunities, entrepreneurial spirit and marketing programs.This issue of Carnival of Leads to Making Money Online received 136 total entries. Congratulations to the 32 authors selected to be featured in this issue.Blog authors are encouraged to submit their best posts for consideration, as only the most relevant, unique and useful entries will be selected each month.Matt Garrett presents Blog C
Welcome to the May 2008 edition of Discovering Dad Blog Carnival.The Discovering Dad Blog Carnival is a monthly carnival that includes fun and informative posts about unique experiences, perspectives and challenges of being a dad. It also includes posts that talk about the impact of dads on the lives of children, spouses and family members.Whether you're a dad, mom, grandparent or soon-to-be-parent, this carnival has a variety of interesting and evocative topics for your reading pleasure. BusyDad presents The Busy Dad Blog - Respeqt my Intelleqt, Qid! posted at The Busy Dad Blog, saying, "One of my first posts, but still to this day one of my favorites. Mainly because I got redemption, which rarely happens in my household." Tyler Wainright presents How Positive Thinking Makes You A B
Until now, I thought Benny Lava was the funniest video to come out of India. Now it has some serious competition. While Benny has some sweet lyrics and dance moves, these babies can fly. I am not sure why this tradition would have started way back in the day, but it seems like a pretty bad idea. I think it probably began as the earliest know form of abortion, but when the baby bounced...it was taken as a sign from the gods that tossing babies is a good thing.If you forgot how great Benny Lava is...watch it again.-lava.html
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The Carnival of Ethics, Values, and Personal Finance for May is now up over at Greener Pastures. Go check it out, the theme of this month’s carnival is“Shopping for a Better World.” ! My article Paying for pets: When is it too much? was chosen as one of the favorites this month as well, for which I am very honored. Please check out the carnival, and my article as well!For all of those who are interested, my wife is still in the hospital, although she is now on the mend. She's got some hard days ahead of her, but we feel very blessed for the recovery she has had thus far. Please continue praying for us as she continues getting better. I hope to start posting more regularly again soon!
Have you always dreamed of experiencing Carnival like a true Brazilian? A Miami based travel company has found the solution. Tours Gone Wild is offering ?The Ultimate Carnival Package? to Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, Brazil. The 10 day pacakge visits both cities and will deliver the best street parties for young adults wishing to experience Carnival. - 2004-08-17
Time for another Carnival of Rock ‘n’ Roll. This month there was a major flood of articles and submissions for the carnival. Unfortunately a lot had to be filtered out, but there were still plenty of great entries… all interesting to read and worth checking out.
Jimmy Shelter brings us 10 great [...]
Welcome to the May 1, 2008 edition of Carnival of Quotes.Carnival of Quotes is a blog carnival consisting of unique and interesting posts by authors from around the world who are inspired by famous quotes from the past or present. The post topics range from leadership to entertainment and politics to favorite quotes. Enjoy!Beth Taggard presents A Path That Wanted Walking posted at Living a Quotable Life.Daniel De Guia presents 8 Henry Rollins Quotes to Get Your Brain Moving posted at deguia.net, saying, "Here are some quotes which, I think, are among Henry Rollins' most thought-provoking and entertaining."Jason presents ExecutedToday.com » 1944: Emanuel Ringelblum, historian of the Warsaw Ghetto and 1794: Georges Danton and his followers posted at Executed Today.lena presents Yesterday's
Carnival Cruise LinesCarnival's Destiny is slated to begin an all-new itinerary in January, sailing for seven nights to the southern Caribbean from San Juan. New ports of call will include St. Lucia, Antigua, Dominica, Barbados, and St. Thomas/St. John. The inaugural cruise on this route will depart on Jan. 7. Meanwhile, the new schedule for the Carnival Legend includes an eight-day itinerary departing from Ft. Lauderdale that includes stops in St. Kitts, St. Lucia and St. Maarten. This will be the first time that Carnival ships will make port calls in St. Kitts and St. Lucia in more than a decade. ---------------------------------------------WindstarWindstar is now using an 18-month deployment calendar for its ships, which should help you plan your small-ship cruise vacation.The 148 passe
Our article, How Does a Short ETF Really Work?, was listed in the Carnival of Personal Finance #150. This is a large carnival listing with 115 links.
I completely agree with Todd’s post at Harvesting Dollars, Prepare For A Recession Or Job Loss With 2 Budgets. Like him, our budget spreadsheet has an expense column titled, [...]
Brazil engulfed enchanting holiday ... The owner of the world famous Carnival - King Mom - received the keys of Rio de Janeiro. Bright shows and parades are held in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Salvador and other cities in Brazil…Tags - brazil , engulfed , enchanting , holiday
Greetings!This is twelveth edition of Carnival of Inspiration and Motivation. We've selected following articles on optimism, success,creativity,happiness etc. .Thanks for your participation and I hope you will enjoy reading all articles.David B. Bohl presents An Exercise in Self-Discovery: Finding Your Passion Through the Pen posted at Slow Down Fast Today!, saying, "A writer instinctively knows or quickly learns that he can learn just about anything through writing about it."Alex Blackwell presents 24 Weekly Actions for Creating Lasting Success posted at The Next 45 Years.The Change Carnival presents Finding the Path to a Meaningful Existence posted at The Change Blog.Linda W. presents Recognizing Verbal Abuse in Relationships posted at The Eclectic Female, saying, "Words can hurt, and it
I've never hosted a general interest carnival before and was not really sure what to expect for this one. True to form, a bit of everything came in. To help with finding something you might wish to check out, I have organized the volumes according to the Dana decimal system in my own private blog library. Maybe that doesn't make any sense since I am the main course. But my creativity has been zapped. For the carnival lover in you, be sure to check out all the other courses:The Soul And The Witness for Hors d'oeuvres and CocktailsMusings Of A Manic Mom for AppetizersHealth Plans Plus for the First CourseThe Gonzo Papers for DessertHappy browsing:100's PoliticsNunoftheabove takes a look at the presidential race with Democratic Pyrrhic debacle.Can the US prevent a starvation crisis post
Welcome to the April 22, 2008 edition of Carnival of Everything Finance.We had over 110 really good articles submitted for this edition. Unfortunately I could not include all of them.I hope you enjoy reading these articles. Earning Money James Lee presents The 3 Types of People Who Can Help You Create an Idea Virus – Which One Are You? posted at Online Business Freedom David B. Bohl presents What?s a Mentor and Where Do I Find One? posted at Slow Down Fast Today! LIVING OFF DIVIDENDS presents How I Made $2,667 In Passive Income In March ?08 posted at LIVING OFF DIVIDENDS David B. Bohl presents SOHO BizTube Column: If the Economy is on the Downturn is Life on the Upswing? posted at Slow Down Fast Today! Cindy King presents Why You Need To Internationalize Your Own
Cruisedirect.com is offering new top 10 cruise deals this week. All Deals will expire on May 02, 2008.4-NT Carnival Canada Cruise from $399. Round trip from New York. Calls on Saint John.7-NT Celebrity Alaska Cruise from $729. Calls on Hubbard Glacier, Juneau, Skagway, Icy Straight Point, and Ketchikan.7-NT Costa Europe Cruise from $754. Round trip from Copenhagen. Calls on Saint Petersburg, Helsinki, and Stockholm.
Carnival season is upon us once again. Z and I visited our first carnival of the year a few weeks back and will be visiting our second this coming weekend. Thus, it seems time to refresh the memories of all those ‘big strapping’ men out there looking to win the affection of [...]
Well most of you remember last Monday’s post where I entered Feed Flare into the Bloggy Carnival Giveaway contest, and today I will be posting the winner’s!
That’s right, your read that correctly! There is going to be more then one winner today. When I started this contest I did not know what kind of results [...]
Welcome to the 2nd Carnival of Work Life Balance! For more information about the Carnival, please check out the Carnival Home Page. In the meantime, please enjoy these great posts relating to work life balance. Editor’s Picks. · Cathy Ley presents Little Mochi Breaks Daddy’s Heart posted at Tips for Moms & Baby Websites. Editor: Mochi broke mine too—a quick story mentioning how baby bonding so strongly with Mommy can affect Daddy. · Steve Munroe presents Email Hygene posted at Lifestyle Innovation, saying, “An article written for my lifestyle innovation blog, detailing novel techniques for handling email overload.” · Deb Serani presents “Positive Direction”: May The Force Be With You posted at Dr. Deb, saying, “This post highlights Posi
Welcome to TreeHugger's Carnival of the Green #125 hosted by The Conservation Report! The last Carnival was at EcoTech Daily. This Carnival includes a very diverse and immensely informative lineup. Topics include book reviews, ethical traveling, fair trade coffee, rain barrel construction and many other surprises! I will start with a few submissions that highlight the complexities of the carbon cycle and how each day we have to take into consideration new variables when managing Earth’s carbon portfolio.The conundrum of carbonHumans extract fossil fuels from the ground and when burned the carbon dioxide in these fossil fuels is released into Earth’s atmosphere. Since carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas the excess and unnaturally released carbon dioxide plays a role in the unnatural
Using the ever-so-scientific random number generator (my cat ran away), I have selected a winner:Counting down from the top, I was oh so happy to discover it's this person, who actually collects aprons:Congratulations, Tami! And, if you didn't win, never fear. I will be giving away another apron in the future for my monthly giveaway, so subscribe to my feed and I'll let you know when it's going to happen. Have a great weekend, all!Look on the bright side! Subscribe via RSS.Technorati Tags: apron, giveaway winner, Texas
Welcome to the fourth monthly Carnival of Computer Help and Advice. As ever many blog authors contributed their posts, and as ever limitation of space means that some did not make it into the carnival.We start with a carnival regular: Andrew Edgington writes posts on the subject of digital imagery. In Edit Your Digital Photos Andrew says Emailing your photos? A few tips. For those of you who use Photoshop he writes the Learn Photoshop Now blog, which has included the following recent posts: Brightening Dark Shadows; Screen Blending Mode; and, Create an image with a transparent background.Eerik Toom presents more general advice for Windows users with How to make an older program run in Windows XP posted at Cool Windows XP tips & tricks. More useful advice from Jon Knight who lists 5 Thi
Welcome to the fourth monthly Carnival of Computer Help and Advice. As ever many blog authors contributed their posts, and as ever limitation of space means that some did not make it into the carnival.We start with a carnival regular: Andrew Edgington ...
Date : 26 April 2008Time : 830 AM - 3 PMDay : SaturdayVenue : Soccer field, sports complex, netball court and volleyball court.Game : Futsal, table tennis, badminton, netball and volley ballEvent Management : AveragePlayer Satisfaction : AverageMy Achievement : Table Tennis Double ( 1st )Rating : 5/10Organizer : Jabatan Perwakilan Pelajar PSPComment : For me it is not a cheerful event because the lack no of participant from DJL Power...
Hi. I'm so excited to announce the winner of my Family Night Board Game Giveaway! I must say I have been amazed at the sheer volume of people who like board games. In the comments I have read begging, pleading, complimenting (thank you) and praying (God cares, my friends).Thank goodness this decision is not up to me.The fate of this contest lies in the Random Number Generator.When I input the numbers between 1 and 643, the Random Number Generator snickered, truly, I heard a snicker."Excuse me?" I said."I think you have a typo. There is no way you have over 600 comments," the RNG said."Uh, huh," I protested like a 4-year-old. "People like games. A lot."So there. And if you liked games that much, you just won't believe what I have up my sleeve for the next Bloggy Giveaway Carnival in a coupl
Snowflaking, the popular concept of throwing all your extra little bits of money toward your debts, has quickly snowballed into its own website and carnival. Check out the first edition of the Carnival of Snowflakes, hosted by paidtwice, snowflaker extraordinaire!
The submissions include lots of practical advice and suggestions for coming up with extra snowflakes [...]
Our article, Turn Off Your Furnace’s Pilot Light, was listed in the Money Hacker’s Carnival #9. I have to admit I was a little taken aback when I saw a really scary picture of Freddy Kruger at the top of the Carnival. Then I noticed that Quest For Four Pillars had labeled this carnival as [...]
‘AEZ Carnival Country’ located at Ghaziabad is a commercial project developed by AEZ Group.
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‘AEZ Carnival Country’ is spread over 11 acres of lush green landscape.
‘AEZ Carnival Country’ features a state of the art 3 screen Multiplex under the brand “Fun [...]
Welcome to the second edition of the Dating Blog Carnival, where we review some intriguing and/or thought-provoking posts about dating from around the blogosphere. There were a lot of submissions this week, but only a select few made it through. Feel
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I used to think that since it was a capital intensive business, Carnival (CCL) wouldn’t qualify as a classical dividend growth story, but I stand corrected.
Carnival is the most dominating global cruise company in the world generating revenues in excess of $13 billion; trouncing the $6 billion eked out by distant second place, Royal Caribbean. [...]
We get all manner of stuff into the blog's mail account these days, but if it's promoting the borough then we'll give it a go. The council's Outdoor Events Team wants to run a week-long Samba workshop for local schools, play schemes and community groups later this summer. The idea is to teach youngsters Samba music, how to play instruments and create costumes. The end result will see kids take part at this year's Carnival Parade. So, is there anyone out their involved in Samba that can assist the council and help to develop this? They also need artists and musicians to get involved... .They also want local groups to enter the parade, raise money for charity or get some good PR for their companies/organisations. Remember, the parade is for "Green" vehicles only, or you can push, cycle or pu
Oh, I was all over Tarnation this last weekend-- yep, Upper, Lower, and even Little Tarnation, I believe. And while not all of the items I'm going to show you today were thrifted, a few were. Best of all, even the antique mall goodies were had at an excellent price. How fun is that?Well, the first of the antique mall finds, the coasters above, are from the 50s. The magnolia pattern on them, and the cheery aqua, lemon yellow and vintage pink just said to me "backyard barbeque." They remind me of the 50s pastel hotels you see on Miami Beach when the planes fly into Miami International Airport. Anyway, now I'm all set for having a very cheerful retro meal outside this summer. Wanna come? :)Speaking of that retro meal, now I have salt and pepper shakers, to match my Hazel Atlas Moderntone Plat
It is that time once again to share more testimonies and stories from others. I pray that you are touched and blessed by those who are sharing the work of the Lord in their lives.TF at Made from Scratch shares her journey. She says "I told J what I had been reading, and we read scriptures in the Bible together that concerned having children and trusting God completely, we talked about it and we both knew this was the way we wanted to live. We wanted to show God how much we loved him, We wanted to trust Him in every aspect of our life. Having children shouldn't be any different. I refuse to make excuses anymore. No matter if I have 2 children or 10, I will accept them joyfully, and I won't forget for one second how blessed we are." Read more of her article, Living a Quiverfull lifesty
Our article, Protecting Downside - Stop Loss Order, was listed in the 149th Carnival of Personal Finance. The carnival was called the “Chasing Dreams Edition” at The Happy Rock.
A couple of the Editor’s Top Picks are my top picks, as well.
FrugalBabe talks about all aspects of how she and her husband live frugaly in The [...]
Welcome, dear readers, to the first ever Carnival of Notebooking. I don't know if I'll make this a continual Carnival or not; I guess we'll see how this one goes. Maybe once a month unless it gets really popular, then it could be more often? Well, let's move right in to the posts:
Sheri from The Shades of Pink wanted to share last week's work, "Winnie the Pooh and Some Bees" and I think it's
Welcome to the April 20, 2008 edition of carnival of political solutions.Apparently we are in a great need for some solution: the number of submissions to this carnival is truly astonishing.Sagar presents a full-of-hope economic forecast for the presidency Barack Obama in 10 Surprising Economic Implications of a Barack Obama Presidency posted at Currency Trading.net.Jeffrey Stingerstein presents h
Hi and welcome to my giveaway for the quarterly Bloggy Giveaway Carnival! I'm so glad you stopped by and I know you've got six gazillion other giveaways to enter, so I'll make this easy for you. (Why don't you just bookmark me or add me to your reader and come back for a visit - I have monthly giveaways too!) I've got a little something I made up for grabs. Pictures just cannot capture the cuteness that is this apron - here's my daughter (who is 11, modeling it):Close Up:The Details on How to Win:1. To enter, just leave me a comment. You don’t have to be a blogger to enter, but you do need to leave your name - I can’t contact you if you win if you enter anonymously.2. One comment per person, please.3. Open only to those with U.S. mailing addresses (this includes Alaska and Hawaii - not
If this is your first time visiting, feel free to look around. You can join the others by subscribing to my RSS feed or you can receive updates via email so that you don’t miss The Happy Rock’s articles!
Welcome to the 149th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance! Below are 86 personal finance [...]
Hello everyone! And, thanks for stopping by my blog. This is my second time participating in the Bloggy Giveaways Carnival, and I'm happy to announce that I will once again be giving away a hand made, by me, one-of-a-kind bag. This bag is a large carry all and will be perfect for books, diapers, or any other bulky things you need to carry around. The strap is adjustable and is meant to be
I like these. It gives you the opportunity to add pattern and color to a monotone kids room. And if your walls are already filled you can hang these from your windows. They look so sweet and whimsical.Of course, I refuse to purchase them. Instead I'm going to attempt to do this on my own. I think it will be a FABULOUS way of using my discarded scraps! They look simple enough. But I'm sort of backlogged with projects so when I get around to it, I'll post my result.If you're more practical. You can purchase them at Mahar Goods.
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 [...]
Just a reminder that The Happy Rock is hosting the 149th Carnival of Personal Finance. Come back on Monday to view a collection of 100 or so of the best personal finance articles from the last week. The guidelines for submission can be found here. Use this form to submit your articles.
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Update to my 2008 Carnival article, April 17, 2008: Okay! I give up. I guess the La Ceiba tourism powers-that-be think that enough people come to the Carnaval as it is and don't want anyone else to know about it. Reader Quitos informed me that the "official" carnaval website, linked in the above article, has lost their domain as of April 12. "Typical," he says.It was a pathetic website, not finished last year until May 20, although the 2-week carnival started on May 12, 2007. Some of the events were long over with before they were posted on the website. The site was only available in Spanish, even though articles in the newspaper report that English-speaking tourists spend more than 4 times the amount that Central American tourists do during their stays in Honduras.The schedules of events
Pictures of the Venice Mask Carnival. Masks have been a central feature of the carnival since it was first established in 1268. The most common mask was traditionally the “bauta” - a white, hook-nosed mask worn under a black cape. Covering the whole body, it gives complete anonymity, hiding the wearer’s face, social status and [...]
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Our article, Retirement Planning - Saving, was listed in the 148th Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. Glblguy has done a great job of putting this carnival together with some really nice captioned pictures of places to visit in North Carolina.
Glblguy has also given very good summaries of most all of the posts in [...]
This week the Carnival is at MobileJones. It featured posts are a reflection of mobile’s push to data and multimedia in 2008: Handset companies, former handset companies, Internet companies, new entrants and social networking giants are all involved in mash-ups of services. Included in the Carnival is the post last week on SmartMobs:
Welcome to the April 15, 2008 edition of carnival of inspiration and motivation. We've selected following articles for this edition.Nadege presents Taking Daily Action: The Results posted at Clearly Envision.Marcus Hochstadt presents Why Your Belief System Determines Your Success posted at Marcus Hochstadt.Jake Riley presents Secrets of Self Hypnosis- Unconscious mind posted at Mind Power: Unlock The Subconscious Mind Power Secrets.Joel Chue presents Turn Your Thoughts into Reality! posted at Mind Power Hacks: Tap The Subconscious Mind Power.Sally Thompson presents 100 Ways Organic & Natural Leads to a Healthier You posted at Nursing Degree Guide.Lexi Sundell presents Are You Trapped in a Brain Closet? posted at Energies of Creation, saying, "Leave the preconceived ideas others have ab
Do you enjoy notebooking and want to share with everyone? How about joining the Carnival of Notebooking, taking place right here!
What is a blog "carnival"? Simply put, it's a single post that gathers a bunch of submitted posts into one place. It's a sort of blog tour, with a particular theme. If you'd like to join in, you can submit a post that's on your own blog, and I'll gather them all
Over at Gather Little by Little, the 148th Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance is up and live. Thanks go to glblguy for his hard work on the carnival this week, it looks to be a good one - lots of great submissions from all over the blogosphere!My article, College Expenses: Should parents pay for their children’s tuition? is included in the mix, and I hope you'll give it a quick read!Some of my other favorite reads this week include:Emily at Taking Charge presents Presidential candidates have bad creditThe Simple Dollar presents How Big Should My Car Down Payment Be?Master Your Card presents Why America NEEDS a RecessionMoney & Fitness Blog presents Netflix vs. Redbox: Which is the better DVD rental service?Uncommon Cents presents $4,000 Now, Nothing Later: the Beauty of the
Announcement:The inaugural Molecular and Cell Biology Carnival has been published. Hosted over at The Skeptical Alchemist, this edition highlights some current topics in MCB. This is the first of (hopefully) many, so feel free to submit your articles for future inclusion over at Blog Carnival.Enjoy!
Announcement:The inaugural Molecular and Cell Biology Carnival has been published. Hosted over at The Skeptical Alchemist, this edition highlights some current topics in MCB. This is the first of (hopefully) many, so feel free to submit your articles for future inclusion over at Blog Carnival.Enjoy!
Welcome to the 148th edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance! I am beyond honored to be your host and had a great time reading through all of the excellent articles submitted. Let me tell you, being this is the first carnival I’ve ever posted, I had no idea how hard it was [...]
Two of our articles were listed this past week while we were gone
Avoiding Impulse Buys was listed in the Festival of Frugality #120
Hanging With the Joneses was listed in the Carnival of Personal Finance #147
We have just returned from a week-long vacation in Yosemite National Park so I am a bit out of touch. I [...]
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 [...]
Now that we're up and running again it's time to take care of some reader requests. Let's start with one of my favorites, the 1962 cult classic Carnival Of Souls. And just in case there's some confusion, yes, there was a 1998 (alleged) remake produced by Wes Craven whose description begins "A young girl witnesses the brutal rape and murder of her mother by a circus clown..." This is not that film.
