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August 17, 2007

Friday Night's Alright For Link Love! - Batch 2

Since my first Friday Night's Alright for Link Love! post was so well received, I've decided to make it a weekly addition to this blog.

So every Friday night...before I go out...I'm going to take the time to give some well-deserved link love to my wonderful blogging friends out there. Sound good? Well, I certainly hope so!

First up: Mike of Ordinary Folk. I'd like to thank Mike for bestowing upon me the Daily Blogger Award. Many thanks Mike. I appreciate it! :)

Now, if you've never been to Mike's blog before, then by all means, get your butt over there. And if you have, then get your butt over there again!

Oh yeah...and keep your sights locked on this guy. I guarantee that sometime in the very near future we'll be reading about him in the newspapers and such. There's no doubt in my mind that his Gummy - The Lovesick Alien cartoon will be picked up soon and become famous. :)

Next up: Bobby Revell of Revellian. What can I say? I have a lot of respect for this guy, even though I've only recently met him as a blogger.

Bobby is one of those rare individuals who happily puts others before himself. He cares very much about those around him. He looks out for them. He defends them. But when he's not out protecting their honor, he's exercising his creative side.

Bobby's been a writer for all of his life. He's written over 300 poems, hundreds of haikus and about 50 fiction stories. He sees art as way to honestly express himself. But what really drives him is helping to break down the barriers of race and religion. As Bobby says, "My biggest, most bothersome annoyance in life is racism. I for one believe that blogging and the social networks are doing a lot to combat this ridiculous problem. I see it helping more than any other single factor in history."

So be sure to make Revellian one of your regular reads. I guarantee that you won't regret it.

Speedlinking - August 17, 2007

OK, I'm running short on time here before I have to head out the door. So here's a quick list of posts that are interesting:

Five4All - Valentin's post One Video Clip, Plenty Of Meanings is sure to tickle your funny bone. It's a video clip of Monty Python's "International Philosophy" sketch where German philosophers take on Greek philosophers in a game of football (soccer for us Americans).

If you've never seen Plato, Socrates and Aristotle play soccer before, then now is your chance!

Brown Thoughts - Brown Baron's post Hollywood Movies Contribute To Ignorance Of Real Science? has sparked up a nice bit of conversation. So why not join in? At the very least, just drop by to say hello. Brown will enjoy it, and you'll be sure to find something very useful on his blog.

Pink Internet Marketing - Searching for God? You know...the almighty, omnipotent one? Well, Danielle's found him! And now you can actually chat with him...online! But just don't ask him about dogs, and whether or not they go to heaven. Seems he doesn't know the answer to that one. But hey, at least he's willing to find out. See: Searching For God In Google.

Tech Corner - Want to add a little life to your blog? Then how about a voice? Benedict Herold's post Transform Your Blog Into Podcast Using Autocasting will show you how to do just that. As Benedict points out, "Podcasting would allow readers to listen to your post while they are working in parallel. Thus it would help the author to convey their complete story to their reader rather than readers scanning the post text."

Bush Mackel - Increasing AdSense Revenues. Sheesh, need I say more? Well, just in case I do, here's what I have to say...Well worth the read! These tips that Bush got from one of the biggest AdSense gurus are great...and they're simple. So if you want to increase your AdSense earnings, here are some things to keep in mind.

 
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