The Z-List, EK Edition 1.0: Blogs for Writers

The Z-List: A great wonderful idea to help advertise blogs. Yes? Yes. I think anyone who has used the Z-List well agree with that. The principle behind the Z-List is the same as a chain letter. In a chain letter, you  mail a letter to five people. One that letter is the addresses of five more people. Each person who recieves a letter, adds five new addresses, and sends those to the five addresses on the letter that they had recieved. The piont of a chain mail is to send the same letter to an ever increasing network. Useualy the letter is an advertisement for something being sold. Basicly it’s a lot of free advertiseing for a company, based on “word of mouth”.

Like the chain letter, the Z-List contains addresses, but it differant in that it never asks you to buy anything. You don’t even have to buy a stamp. The Z-List is the chain mail for bloggers. It gets a blog pingbacks and inbound links, and helps to send more traffic to the blog, hopefully traffic that well stay on to become regular readers.

Anyone can start a Z-List. It’s easy. Just take a list of Blogs which you enjoy reading, and put them in a post on your own blog. Some say not to add your Blog to the list, while others say to go ahead and put your Blog right on the top of the list. Well, it’s your Blog and your list so you can put links to any Blog you please in it.

With the list you leave a message, asking that the next person to read this post, copies it and pastes it into the next post they make on their own Blog. They are free to add as many Blog links to the list as they like, and they are welcome to remove any links that are already in the list, if they feel that theose Blogs are inappropiate to be linked back to their own Blog.

Most Z-Lists start out with five or ten links, but after being passed on to just ten more bloggers, that Z-List can quickly have 100 or more links in it. The advantage of this is, that for each post, that each Blog in each link, well recieve a ping-back for that post. In other words, their Blog becomes linked to your Blog and your Blog to thiers, making it a win-win situation for both your Blog and their Blog, by raising the inbound link ranking with such places a Technorati and Google,  meaning that you Blog moves higher in the ranks on search engins, resulting in more people finding your Blog and giving  you  more readers. Great huh? Absolutely!

Well, I only just discovered the Z-List earlier this week. and searching for more Z-Lists had lead me to one conclusion: most of them are just randomly thrown together with no rhyme nor reason, and so comes my idea for Keyword Specific Z-Lists or links to blogs all on a single topic.

The first of these I shall call:

The Z-List, EK Edition 1.0: Blogs for Writers

The Copywriting Maven
Click Here to Advertise on My Blog
EK’s Star Log, the Pink Edition
EK’s MySpace Blog
Wayfarers Journal
Calling On All Serius Bloggers To Read This And Respond
Are most writing contests even worth it anymore?
Writer’s Block
writers are horribly boring
journalcomic
Troy Worman’s Blog
Copywriter’s Crucible
Copywriting Tuneups
bizsolutionsplus 
Servant of Chaos
darrenbarefoot.com
ANITA’S OWL CREEK BRIDGE
Decadent Tranquility
Welcome to Axe’s Asylum
NaNoWriMo: I Won!
Whew!
Hawaii, My New Novelwriting : thinkmap visual thesaurus
1minute book reviews
livingthequarterlife
Naughty Heather
Mom & Much More
ninglun
lew-lew
Writing Mamas take note
what you write
the book
Blog Of The Problematique
Chasing The Starlight
Saipan Writer
a lifetime of dreaming
 antithete
Michigan::Flint Red Hot Writers Blog
1 Word 2 Words
NaNoCaiRo
The Dream Thief
Reality is Running Away

Do you have a Blog for writers? Are you a writer who has a Blog? If so, leave a comment on this post,  with a link to your Blog and I well  add it to the list.

Do you know of any good Blogs for writers? Leave a comment with a list of the Blogs for writers, that you enjoy reading so I can add them to my list!

Don’t forget to copy this post and post it on your Blog!

Quote of the Day

Let no Pleasure tempt thee, no Profit allure thee,

no Ambition corrupt thee,

no Example sway thee, no Persuasion move thee,

to do any thing which thou knowest to be Evil;

So shalt thou always live jollily:

for a good Conscience is a continual Christmass.

 

~ Benjamin Franklin

My Blog Ranking Continues to Rise!

WOW… On February 16, 2007, I had 0 inbound links and $0 value on my blog, and my Technorati rank was in the millions, forget the exact number. I adding the Z-List  yesterday, could that have anything to do with my rank change? My ranking is moving up fast!

Your Blog’s Value is $25.56!

Inbound links: 21
Technorati rank: 649805

Hillary Clinton’s Blog

WOW! Politics takes a new level. While searching for new blogs to read and comment about I found this one: Hillary Clinton’s Blog. Well, I admit I’ve never been one to follow politics, mostly because TV ads and televised debates do not interest me at all. I have always said that they should start their own sites (chat rooms/forums/blogs/etc.) where they can talk to the people and interact with the voters directly. Way to go Hillary! Now I have a way to follow the campaign doing what I do anyways: surfing the net! I am also adding this blog to the Z-List.

~~EK

Popular Food Inspired by Religon…

Everybody knows McDonald’s. Almost everybody eats at McDonald’s. But did you know  the story behind the Filet-o-Fish sandwich was based on religon? I didn’t, not until I read this article. Copied below:

Filet-O-Fish Inventor Just Wanted More Friday Business

February 26, 2007 by Rich | 0 Comments

The Cincinnati Enquirer:

In 1962, Lou Groen was desperate to save his floundering hamburger restaurant, the first McDonald’s in the Cincinnati area.

His problem: The clientele was heavily Catholic. Back then, most Catholics abstained from meat every Friday, not just during Lent, a 40-day period of repentance that begins this week with Ash Wednesday.

His solution: He created a sandwich that would eventually be consumed at a rate of 300 million a year — the McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish.

“Frisch’s (the local Big Boy chain) dominated the market, and they had a very good fish sandwich,” recalled Groen, now 89. “I was struggling. The crew was my wife, myself, and a man named George. I did repairs, swept floors, you name it.

“But that area was 87 percent Catholic. On Fridays we only took in about $75 a day,” said Groen, a Catholic himself. “All our customers were going to Frisch’s.

“So I invented my fish sandwich, developed a special batter, made the tartar sauce and took it to headquarters.”

That led to a wager between Groen and McDonald’s chief Ray Kroc, who was preparing his own meatless alternative.

“He called his sandwich the Hula Burger,” Groen said. “It was a cold bun and a slice of pineapple and that was it.

“Ray said to me, “Well, Lou, I’m going to put your fish sandwich on (a menu) for a Friday. But I’m going to put my special sandwich on, too. Whichever sells the most, that’s the one we’ll go with.’

“Friday came and the word came out. I won hands down. I sold 350 fish sandwiches that day. Ray never did tell me how his sandwich did.

“My fish sandwich was the first addition ever to McDonald’s original menu,” he said. “It saved my franchise.”

Photo by Gannett News Service.

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just reading Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”. 

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird 

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble? 

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”. 

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

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Jesus’ Body Found!!!

 

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I still don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”. That article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?
~~EK

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Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

Jesus’ Body Found!!!

I was just read Time Magazine’s Blog and found this article about the possible discovery of the body of Jesus in a tomb in Isreal.

WOW! what an interesting topic! my family is of mixed religions and so they get into huge battles and fueds, often going for years not speaking to each other as a result, over wither one religion is better than another, or which docteric is the “one true” docterin. I well have to pass this article on to them, see what they have to say about it… I could guess, they’ll probl’y all say it’s a hoax…

as for myself, I look at religion as a thing that we use to improve us, and as such I follow no one religion, but tudy all of them… one thing I like to do is to find historic proof… archological finds and such that support or refute various aspects of religon…

WOW! the possible discovery of Jesus’ body! THAT is such a great find… the way I see it it could go one way or the other…

they prove it’s him, and either religion goes crazy, drunk on power, each trying to be the one to “house” his body in their church, so they can charge people tons of money to come see his remains

or. they prove it’s him and religion goes crazy, in their attempt to destroy the body and wipe it’s esistance off the face of the earth so they can continue to milk money out of there members

either way, organized religion stands to make a foutune… I wonder if they well spend their riches on the sick and poor like Jesus was said to have done?

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done.

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I don’t see that as a threat to my faith or as a bad thing, even if it were true… I’m guessing that my personal multi-religon (all Christian faiths) upbringing must have somehow “warped” my view of Christianity, cause I realy don’t see the resurection as the “thing of vital importance” for my faith, so for me disproving the resurection by finding a body, does not effect my faith… I grew up being taught that “as man is god once was; as god is man shall become”, and that it is through following Jesus teachings that that shall happen…

I think I am realizing , reading the repsonces to this article, that most Christian view Christianity very differantly than I do… weird

I’ll be interested in seeing if religious leaders really well do what Jesus would have done. Well they be meek and humble?

A lot of people over on that blog are fighting and flaming each other, because they are saying that if Jesus body is found than than means the crucifition was “crui-fiction”.

that article has only been up a few hours and already there are just under 3000 comments on it, and most of them are people in a rage, because they are saying that he was the son of god so he couldn’t die, and thus there could be no body…

but, if he raised from the dead, as they are also saying, than he must have died in order to come back right? I wonder if they even realize that they are double-talking when they say that?

wow! though, some people over there are really taking this realy hard though!

I was surprised really at how this has upset so many people in such a short time… I thought Christians would be happy that his body was found (possibly), (I’m Christian, and I would love for someone to find his body) but instead they getting all mad and defencive and throwing out accusasions and such… I don’t get it… isn’t being a Christian doing what Christ did and following his teaching? he didn’t teach to fight and argue like that that’s for sure…

oh well… I can’t wait to see how the attempt to prove of disprove this find… I question the DNA bit, I just don’t see how that’ll work

For me, I thought that proof that Jesus was a real person by finding his body was more important than fighting over with it ment he was crucified or not. I mean, that would mean that he was a real person! That is so cool!

I think that what he taught is more important that wither or not he was ressurected. I mean isn’t it?

~~EK

The Z-List

While searching for link exchanges for blogs I found this post, which I have copied below for you to read:

I was reading Rob’s blog and his post about the Z List.

The idea is to post this list of links + any additons. That will help these sites to get another back link. And if I am lucky I will be on a few lists as well.

The only thing you have to do to participate in the Z list is to create a new post in your blog, copy the list you find below and add my blog (if you want of course) and any other blogs you might want to add. (Do not include your own blog)

Publish the post and be proud of helping other blogs getting back links.

My addidtions:
The Ultimate “Make Money Online” Blog
Home with Heather
If Ya Want to Make Money
BlogSire
Rambling On
Anoter blog about money making websites.
The million dollar experiment down under
Another great blog about earning money

From Rob:

DoshDosh
If you want to make money
DotMySpot.com
Getting Rich
How to Earn Money Blogging
Monetize Your Blog
Money!
My Journey to One Million Dollars
My Quest to Success
Online Money Reviews and Tips
Promoting Your Site
The College Marketer
The Making of an Internet Entrepreneur
Turn Your Blog Into Money Making Machine
adsense4dummies
Blog-Op
Mike’s Money Making Mission
Time to Budget
Can I Make Big Money Online
Blogtrepreneur
Flee the Cube
Blogging Secret
Blogging to Fame
Quest to make money on the internet
Kumiko’s Cash Quest
Calico Monkey
Internet Bazaar
Shotgun Marketing Blog
BrandSizzle
bizsolutionsplus
Customers Rock!
Being Peter Kim
Pow! Right Between The Eyes!
Billions With Zero Knowledge
Working at Home on the Internet
MapleLeaf 2.0
Two Hat Marketing
darrenbarefoot.com
The Emerging Brand
The Branding Blog
CrapHammer
Drew’s Marketing Minute
Golden Practices
Viaspire
Tell Ten Friends
Flooring the Consumer
Kinetic Ideas
Unconventional Thinking
Buzzoodle
NewsPaperGrl
The Copywriting Maven
Hee-Haw Marketing
Scott Burkett’s Pothole on the Infobahn
Multi-Cult Classics
Logic + Emotion
Branding & Marketing
Popcorn n Roses
On Influence & Automation
Bullshitobserver
Servant of Chaos
converstations
eSoup
Presentation Zen
Dmitry Linkov
aialone
John Wagner
Nick Rice
CKs Blog
Design Sojourn
Frozen Puck
The Sartorialist
Small Surfaces
Africa Unchained
Perspective
gDiapers
Marketing Nirvana
Bob Sutton
¡Hola! Oi! Hi!
Shut Up and Drink the Kool-Aid!
Women, Art, Life: Weaving It All Together
Community Guy
Social Media on the fly

To this list I well add:

ShawnAllison.com
Chasing The Moon……
Ficken Chingers
ElsaElsa – The Advice Blog
Arthur’s Hall of Viking Manliness
Standing under the Sky
With A Turn And A Twist She Gets Her Wish
How to earn money online?
EK’s Star Log, the Grey Edition
Jesus Found Dead in His Grave
Frank Uncovers Excellence in Leadership
EK’s MySpace Blog
Calling On All Serius Bloggers To Read This And Respond
The Meaning Of Life
Are most writing contests even worth it anymore?
Writer’s Block
writers are horribly boring
Dove Pro-Age Campaign
journalcomic

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

The Z-List

While searching for link exchanges for blogs I found this post, which I have copied below for you to read:

I was reading Rob’s blog and his post about the Z List.

The idea is to post this list of links + any additons. That will help these sites to get another back link. And if I am lucky I will be on a few lists as well.

The only thing you have to do to participate in the Z list is to create a new post in your blog, copy the list you find below and add my blog (if you want of course) and any other blogs you might want to add. (Do not include your own blog)

Publish the post and be proud of helping other blogs getting back links.

My addidtions:
The Ultimate “Make Money Online” Blog
Home with Heather
If Ya Want to Make Money
BlogSire
Rambling On
Anoter blog about money making websites.
The million dollar experiment down under
Another great blog about earning money

From Rob:

DoshDosh
If you want to make money
DotMySpot.com
Getting Rich
How to Earn Money Blogging
Monetize Your Blog
Money!
My Journey to One Million Dollars
My Quest to Success
Online Money Reviews and Tips
Promoting Your Site
The College Marketer
The Making of an Internet Entrepreneur
Turn Your Blog Into Money Making Machine
adsense4dummies
Blog-Op
Mike’s Money Making Mission
Time to Budget
Can I Make Big Money Online
Blogtrepreneur
Flee the Cube
Blogging Secret
Blogging to Fame
Quest to make money on the internet
Kumiko’s Cash Quest
Calico Monkey
Internet Bazaar
Shotgun Marketing Blog
BrandSizzle
bizsolutionsplus
Customers Rock!
Being Peter Kim
Pow! Right Between The Eyes!
Billions With Zero Knowledge
Working at Home on the Internet
MapleLeaf 2.0
Two Hat Marketing
darrenbarefoot.com
The Emerging Brand
The Branding Blog
CrapHammer
Drew’s Marketing Minute
Golden Practices
Viaspire
Tell Ten Friends
Flooring the Consumer
Kinetic Ideas
Unconventional Thinking
Buzzoodle
NewsPaperGrl
The Copywriting Maven
Hee-Haw Marketing
Scott Burkett’s Pothole on the Infobahn
Multi-Cult Classics
Logic + Emotion
Branding & Marketing
Popcorn n Roses
On Influence & Automation
Bullshitobserver
Servant of Chaos
converstations
eSoup
Presentation Zen
Dmitry Linkov
aialone
John Wagner
Nick Rice
CKs Blog
Design Sojourn
Frozen Puck
The Sartorialist
Small Surfaces
Africa Unchained
Perspective
gDiapers
Marketing Nirvana
Bob Sutton
¡Hola! Oi! Hi!
Shut Up and Drink the Kool-Aid!
Women, Art, Life: Weaving It All Together
Community Guy
Social Media on the fly

To this list I well add:

ShawnAllison.com
Chasing The Moon……
Ficken Chingers
ElsaElsa – The Advice Blog
Arthur’s Hall of Viking Manliness
Standing under the Sky
With A Turn And A Twist She Gets Her Wish
How to earn money online?
EK’s Star Log, the Grey Edition
Jesus Found Dead in His Grave
Frank Uncovers Excellence in Leadership
EK’s MySpace Blog
Calling On All Serius Bloggers To Read This And Respond
The Meaning Of Life
Are most writing contests even worth it anymore?
Writer’s Block
writers are horribly boring
Dove Pro-Age Campaign
journalcomic

The Z-List

While searching for link exchanges for blogs I found this post, which I have copied below for you to read: 

I was reading Rob’s blog and his post about the Z List.

The idea is to post this list of links + any additons. That will help these sites to get another back link. And if I am lucky I will be on a few lists as well.

The only thing you have to do to participate in the Z list is to create a new post in your blog, copy the list you find below and add my blog (if you want of course) and any other blogs you might want to add. (Do not include your own blog)

Publish the post and be proud of helping other blogs getting back links.

My addidtions:
The Ultimate “Make Money Online” Blog
Home with Heather
If Ya Want to Make Money
BlogSire
Rambling On
Anoter blog about money making websites.
The million dollar experiment down under
Another great blog about earning money

From Rob:

DoshDosh
If you want to make money
DotMySpot.com
Getting Rich
How to Earn Money Blogging
Monetize Your Blog
Money!
My Journey to One Million Dollars
My Quest to Success
Online Money Reviews and Tips
Promoting Your Site
The College Marketer
The Making of an Internet Entrepreneur
Turn Your Blog Into Money Making Machine
adsense4dummies
Blog-Op
Mike’s Money Making Mission
Time to Budget
Can I Make Big Money Online
Blogtrepreneur
Flee the Cube
Blogging Secret
Blogging to Fame
Quest to make money on the internet
Kumiko’s Cash Quest
Calico Monkey
Internet Bazaar
Shotgun Marketing Blog
BrandSizzle
bizsolutionsplus
Customers Rock!
Being Peter Kim
Pow! Right Between The Eyes!
Billions With Zero Knowledge
Working at Home on the Internet
MapleLeaf 2.0
Two Hat Marketing
darrenbarefoot.com
The Emerging Brand
The Branding Blog
CrapHammer
Drew’s Marketing Minute
Golden Practices
Viaspire
Tell Ten Friends
Flooring the Consumer
Kinetic Ideas
Unconventional Thinking
Buzzoodle
NewsPaperGrl
The Copywriting Maven
Hee-Haw Marketing
Scott Burkett’s Pothole on the Infobahn
Multi-Cult Classics
Logic + Emotion
Branding & Marketing
Popcorn n Roses
On Influence & Automation
Bullshitobserver
Servant of Chaos
converstations
eSoup
Presentation Zen
Dmitry Linkov
aialone
John Wagner
Nick Rice
CKs Blog
Design Sojourn
Frozen Puck
The Sartorialist
Small Surfaces
Africa Unchained
Perspective
gDiapers
Marketing Nirvana
Bob Sutton
¡Hola! Oi! Hi!
Shut Up and Drink the Kool-Aid!
Women, Art, Life: Weaving It All Together
Community Guy
Social Media on the fly

To this list I well add:

Frank Uncovers Excellence in Leadership
ShawnAllison.com
Chasing The Moon……
Ficken Chingers
ElsaElsa – The Advice Blog
Arthur’s Hall of Viking Manliness
Standing under the Sky
With A Turn And A Twist She Gets Her Wish
Click Here to Advertise on My Blog
Dane Carlson
EK’s Star Log, the Pink Edition
Hillary Clinton’s Blog
Jesus Found Dead in His Grave
The Million Dollar Experiment
How To Earn Money Online
Branding and Marketing
Frank Uncovers Excellence in Leadership
EK’s MySpace Blog
Calling On All Serius Bloggers To Read This And Respond
The Meaning Of Life
Are most writing contests even worth it anymore?
Writer’s Block
writers are horribly boring
Dove Pro-Age Campaign
journalcomic

editing this post:

here is the other z-list Cris Brown mentioned in her comment to this post. I found it very intreging and so am adding it to this post… here it is: Z-list 2.0

Here is the Z-List 2.0 with Blogname as a link and a brief description. Thanks to Gavin Heaton, Sharon Sarmiento and Becky Carroll for creating the full Z-list as a Download Zlist-categorised.doc or Download zlist_by_category.xls.

Calico Monkey
Focuses on the ToonBoom software to create animation.
Women, Art, Life: Weaving It All Together
Art-focused, including thoughts on the art that Tammy produces.
Woolgathering
Looking, thinking, drawing, being
World Blog Collection
Blog listings categorized by type; goal to add 1000 links in ’07.
Blogging Secret
Part personal but mostly blogging related site.
Blogging to Fame
All aspects of online business from SEO to usability and blogging.
Blog-Op
How to improve your blogging by Chris and others.
Daily Blog Tips
Tips to improve your blogging from tools to design.
Mike’s Money Making Mission
Making money using free blogs.
One Reader at a Time
One blogger’s experiment in building and engaging with online communities.
Ruminate this site
Reviews blogs and sites so that we don’t have to.
SMogger Social Media Blog
The ethical use of social media for bloggers and other web users.
SuccessCREEations
Blog Consultant bringing the twin passions of business and blogging together.
Successful Blog
The legendary Liz Strauss, blogger extraordinaire and creator of the SOB award.
Troy Worman’s Blog
Focus on writing, ideas and connections
Copywriter’s Crucible
The importance of copy in corporate blogging
Copywriting Tuneups
How to measure reading effectiveness and why it is important in the blogosphere
Dipping into the Blogpond
Blogging about starting an Internet company in the Sutherland Shire.
BrandSizzle
Broad and deep insight into the branding process.
Own Your Brand!
Blog to help businesses re-imagine their brands.
The Emerging Brand
Corporate branding blog focused on leadership.
The Engaging Brand
Using technology and marketing knowledge to improve business communications.
What is Brand?
Japanese readers/speakers? Anyone?
Presentation Zen
(Site in English) Tips for great presentations, marketing, and business communications.
Bob Sutton
Discussions of “jerks” in business.
Perspective
Health, wealth and the freedom to choose. Archived blog. New one is jugaad (http://www.nitibhan.com/jugaad).
Ramblings from a Glass Half Full
Views on business life.
Simplicity Mary’s Blog
Business development, marketing troubleshooting
Funny Business
Wide ranging discussion on business with a funny and pictorial approach.
Creative Think
Fun Ideas to stimulate your creativity.
The Copywriting Maven
Marketing and SEO copywriting tips.
Brain Based Biz
Tips for stirring creativity in business.
Experienceology
How to create great customer experiences on the web and in the “real” world.
QAQNA
Business blog on call centers, quality assessment, and customer service.
Shut Up and Drink the Kool-Aid!
The irrepressible Tim MasiGuy Jackson and Co’s slant on bicycle marketing.
MineThatData
Tips for database marketing from the viewpoint of a DM wiz.
Design Sojourn
How to do good design and create clever products.
aialone
Design, innovation, as well as Jon’s cartoons!
Frozen Puck
Making cool stuff with expensive toys
Africa Unchained
Discussing issues and solutions in Africa.
Energy Blog
News, information and updates on the Energy generation industry.
Movie Marketing Madness
Marketing with a focus on Hollywood. No info on About page.
gDiapers
Corporate blog discussing environmental issues.
Time to Budget
How to gain financial freedom by controlling your finances.
Soloride
A project raising awareness and funds for children with dyslexia and learning differences
Girls Swimsuits
The name says it all, new site, small archive.
Home Business Wiz
Collection of resources about home business.
Working at Home on the Internet
Home business entrepreneurs and making money from home
Kristie T
Fun, mom-geared work-at-home tips and advice on making money on the net.
Asia Inspection Community
Blog for Inspection Engineers based in Asia. Includes job board.
Employment Law Colorado
Resource for employers and employees on Colorado employment law
Leading Questions
Real life leadership, organisational tranformation and practical tips for leaders of all kinds.
Steve Olson
Chronicling one family’s quest for personal freedom.
Make It Great!
How to take your life from good to great by focusing on relationships.
You Already Know This Stuff
Reminding us all that what we need to know is already in our minds and hearts.
HolyMama!
Funny perspective on life from a stay at home Christian mom.
My Marrakesh
Expatriate American with an eye for style, architecture and good living
Gangster Sonny
Fascinated with all things mafia … from movies to weapons.
Talking Story
Management and leadership, Hawaiian style.
AENDirect
Freelance art director’s view on creativity and advertising
Being Peter Kim
Personal insights from the depths of Forrester (note: this is his personal, not Forrester, blog).
BizandBuzz
Brand building and marketing from an Italian perspective
bizsolutionsplus
A passionate and respected author, marketer and activist.
Blog Till You Drop!
Marketing, advertising, branding, blogging
Branding & Marketing
Designed for business professionals with an interest in branding and marketing.
Business Garden
French readers/speakers?
Buzz Canuck
Passionate exponent of word of mouth from Canada.
Buzzoodle
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Me out hunting for Jack Sparrow!

Me as Black Pearl the Pirate, with my ship The Golden B-Hind. Here are pictures of my travels with my parrot Madjaw Macaw. I am out hunting for Jack Sparrow!

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…and look who I found!!!

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Me out hunting for Jack Sparrow!

Me as Black Pearl the Pirate, with my ship The Golden B-Hind. Here are pictures of my travels with my parrot Madjaw Macaw. I am out hunting for Jack Sparrow!

… … … … …

…and look who I found!!!

EelKat Dolls

I just can’t get enough of Doll Palace Dolls! I am so glad I found their site! I’m back once again, with a set of self-potriat dolls. These are closer to what I really look like in real life.

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These dolls were made useing the custom created Doll Palace Doll Game: EK Dolls.

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

EelKat Dolls

I just can’t get enough of Doll Palace Dolls! I am so glad I found their site! I’m back once again, with a set of self-potriat dolls. These are closer to what I really look like in real life.

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These dolls were made useing the custom created Doll Palace Doll Game: EK Dolls.

EelKat as Venus Goddess of Love

Still making dolls … all fantasy self-potraits of myself … nine differant versions of me as Venus Goddess of Love:

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EelKat as Venus Goddess of Love

Still making dolls … all fantasy self-potraits of myself … nine differant versions of me as Venus Goddess of Love:

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Lady Melneva Liore Swanzen

I have just come back from testing Dress Up Games. Yep, I have decided that I do like this site, and you may not see me posting anything but these dolls for a while! LOL! Here is my first creation: Sir Roderic’s beloved Salt Water Sirean wife Lady Melneva Liore.

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Lady Melneva Liore Swanzen

I have just come back from testing Dress Up Games. Yep, I have decided that I do like this site, and you may not see me posting anything but these dolls for a while! LOL! Here is my first creation: Sir Roderic’s beloved Salt Water Sirean wife Lady Melneva Liore.

Dolls For Websites.

I’ve been looking for some “online dolls” that I could make to match my Twighlight Manor characters. Someone back at NaNoWriMo was doing that for their charaters, and it seemed to me a good idea. Of course I’ve never done this before. I’ve got Sculpy Dolls, and fabric dolls, and paper dolls, that I have made, but I’ve never even considered “online dolls” before.

I just found Dress Up Games, a place that I think does what I am looking for. I haven’t tried it out yet, so I not entirly sure how Dress Up Games works. After I finish writing this, I’m gonna test it out see what I can come up with. If I can come up with characters that look like what I want them to look like I’ll let you know.

Here are the sample images that they show. Pretty good!

This one is so sweet, could be either an angel or a faerie. I love her big beautiful eyes… so very Etiole`, he would love it! This one actually looks a lot like Lady Melneva… I think I well have fun with these. I can see myself becoming addicted and making hundreds of them! LOL!

This one reminds me of the Holiday Barbie that comes out every year, I used to collect those, years ago. I had one that looked just like this only her dress was green, not red.

I like this one the best, it reminds me of Dulce`, only she’s blue not purple. LOL!

Here are some more dolls; these were not made by me, they are from the archives at The Doll Palace, from their Greek Goddess Collection. These are the ones I like best from their files.

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Dolls For Websites.

I’ve been looking for some “online dolls” that I could make to match my Twighlight Manor characters. Someone back at NaNoWriMo was doing that for their charaters, and it seemed to me a good idea. Of course I’ve never done this before. I’ve got Sculpy Dolls, and fabric dolls, and paper dolls, that I have made, but I’ve never even considered “online dolls” before.

I just found Dress Up Games, a place that I think does what I am looking for. I haven’t tried it out yet, so I not entirly sure how Dress Up Games works. After I finish writing this, I’m gonna test it out see what I can come up with. If I can come up with characters that look like what I want them to look like I’ll let you know.

Here are the sample images that they show. Pretty good!

This one is so sweet, could be either an angel or a faerie. I love her big beautiful eyes… so very Etiole`, he would love it! This one actually looks a lot like Lady Melneva… I think I well have fun with these. I can see myself becoming addicted and making hundreds of them! LOL!

This one reminds me of the Holiday Barbie that comes out every year, I used to collect those, years ago. I had one that looked just like this only her dress was green, not red.

I like this one the best, it reminds me of Dulce`, only she’s blue not purple. LOL!

Here are some more dolls; these were not made by me, they are from the archives at The Doll Palace, from their Greek Goddess Collection. These are the ones I like best from their files.

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Thieves!

You know how that last post of mine, kind of looked like it wasn’t finished? Well, you know what? It wasn’t! X-( Our internet went offline, couldn’t figure out why, so called the cable guy, who came out to look at it, and guess what? Our neighbors (who live at 20 Water St in Biddeford Maine) had broken into our cable box, cut our line, and put a line to their house in!!!!!!! I am so pissed! Shocked! Stunned! Why would anyone do something like that? That is stealing! Stealing is so wrong! Don’t they know that? How is it that people can think they can steal? Why wouls anyone want to steal? I don’t understand it at all. Not one bit!

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Thieves!

You know how that last post of mine, kind of looked like it wasn’t finished? Well, you know what? It wasn’t! X-( Our internet went offline, couldn’t figure out why, so called the cable guy, who came out to look at it, and guess what? Our neighbors (who live at 20 Water St in Biddeford Maine) had broken into our cable box, cut our line, and put a line to their house in!!!!!!! I am so pissed! Shocked! Stunned! Why would anyone do something like that? That is stealing! Stealing is so wrong! Don’t they know that? How is it that people can think they can steal? Why wouls anyone want to steal? I don’t understand it at all. Not one bit!

EK’s Top 10 (make that 13) World’s Cutest Guys

I’ll have to raid my imageshack account for this one! LOL! I was just sitting here thinking what should I post next, couldn’t think of anything, so zipped on over to Proboards to chat with my pals over there, and came across a thread that I had started about movies, that was getting a lot of great feedback. I was reading and answering, when it hit me: I have so got to write up a top 10 list of my fave guys! Well, here it is, and in typical EK fashion it ran to *shock* 13! (Who’d of ever guessed! LOL!) So here they are, my Top 10 13 World’s Most Cutest Guys! Cute Guys, several in eyeliner… drools!

1. C*C*DeVille as himself.
2. Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow
3. David Bowie as Jarath
4. Alan Rickman as Col. Brandon
5. Alan Rickman as Prof. Snape
6. Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka
7. Johnny Depp as (forgot name) guy from Secret Window
8. Alice Cooper as himself
9. Vincent Price as anyone/himself
10. Brett Micheals as himself
11. David Carradine as Bill
12. Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka or Dr. Frankinstien
13. Martin Short as Jack Frost

I have them all safely tucked away in my imageshack account… heading out to find them, well edit this post in a few. BRB!

okay: edit time:

I’m back, here are the pics; these are all clickable thumbnails… some of these pics are pretty big, others are about the same size as the thumbnail. If you want to gett a better look at any of these guys, just click the pic and it’ll open in a new window (I think… if I didit right they well, anyways!).

So without farther delay, here they are:

C*C*DeVille as himself.

boy oh boy! This guy looks good at any age! here he is during the last 3 decades:
…in 1986:

…in 1996:

…in 2006:

and a few extra ones, just cause I think he looks good with blue hair

…and pink

…and red

…and white

Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow

David Bowie as Jarath

Jarath King of the Goblins… need I say more?

Alan Rickman as Col. Brandon

Alan Rickman as Prof. Snape

Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka

this is the desktop I’ve got up right now:

Johnny Depp as (forgot name) guy from Secret Window

Alice Cooper as himself

Vincent Price as anyone/himself

These pics vary from 1943 to 1999… 50 years of ageless cuteness! This is my desktop btw…

Brett Micheals as himself

David Carradine as Bill

Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka or Dr. Frankinstien

as Willy Wonks:

Martin Short as Jack Frost

and there you have them! Aren’t they cute!?

Did any of your top ten make it on to my list? Leave a comment and let me know… feel free to post your top ten!

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat

EK’s Top 10 (make that 13) World’s Cutest Guys

I’ll have to raid my imageshack account for this one! LOL! I was just sitting here thinking what should I post next, couldn’t think of anything, so zipped on over to Proboards to chat with my pals over there, and came across a thread that I had started about movies, that was getting a lot of great feedback. I was reading and answering, when it hit me: I have so got to write up a top 10 list of my fave guys! Well, here it is, and in typical EK fashion it ran to *shock* 13! (Who’d of ever guessed! LOL!) So here they are, my Top 10 13 World’s Most Cutest Guys! Cute Guys, several in eyeliner… drools!

1. C*C*DeVille as himself.
2. Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow
3. David Bowie as Jarath
4. Alan Rickman as Col. Brandon
5. Alan Rickman as Prof. Snape
6. Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka
7. Johnny Depp as (forgot name) guy from Secret Window
8. Alice Cooper as himself
9. Vincent Price as anyone/himself
10. Brett Micheals as himself
11. David Carradine as Bill
12. Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka or Dr. Frankinstien
13. Martin Short as Jack Frost

I have them all safely tucked away in my imageshack account… heading out to find them, well edit this post in a few. BRB!

okay: edit time:

I’m back, here are the pics; these are all clickable thumbnails… some of these pics are pretty big, others are about the same size as the thumbnail. If you want to gett a better look at any of these guys, just click the pic and it’ll open in a new window (I think… if I didit right they well, anyways!).

So without farther delay, here they are:

C*C*DeVille as himself.

boy oh boy! This guy looks good at any age! here he is during the last 3 decades:
…in 1986:

…in 1996:

…in 2006:

and a few extra ones, just cause I think he looks good with blue hair

…and pink

…and red

…and white

Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow

David Bowie as Jarath

Jarath King of the Goblins… need I say more?

Alan Rickman as Col. Brandon

Alan Rickman as Prof. Snape

Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka

this is the desktop I’ve got up right now:

Johnny Depp as (forgot name) guy from Secret Window

Alice Cooper as himself

Vincent Price as anyone/himself

These pics vary from 1943 to 1999… 50 years of ageless cuteness! This is my desktop btw…

Brett Micheals as himself

David Carradine as Bill

Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka or Dr. Frankinstien

as Willy Wonks:

Martin Short as Jack Frost

and there you have them! Aren’t they cute!?

Did any of your top ten make it on to my list? Leave a comment and let me know… feel free to post your top ten!

Accepting Your Writing Style

Once again, a post for fellow writers, kind of, something to think about, next time you set out to writing:

Do you accept your writing style? Many writers do not. If fact, it is far too common a thing for a writer to strive to write like someone else. Do you love Poe? Are you frustrated when you strain yourself for hours trying to write just like Poe did, only to find yourself sounding more like Dr. Seuss? Do you respond by throwing your piece away and starting again? Why?

Why what?

Why did you throw your piece away?

Oh, that? Well, it didn’t sound like Poe.

Are you Poe?

No, but…

Yes, that‘s right: No buts allowed. You are not Poe. You never well be Poe.

But I love Poe, his stories are so…

Yes, I know! I love Poe too. His stories are wonderful. But Poe is dead. And he is not you. You are not he. You are you. No one else can be you but you. You are the only you the world well ever see. Poe was the only Poe there ever was. There well never be another Poe. There well be millions who strive to be Poe, but they well all fail, because no one but Poe can really be Poe. The sooner you accept that only Poe was Poe and only you are you, the quicker you well move past all this and become the writer you were truly ment to be: you.

But…

Uh! I said no buts! You are not Poe. You are YOU. There is no one else who can be you. You are special. There is no one else like you. YOU are the only one like you. Others may even try to be like you, but only you can be you. Poe cannot be you. You cannot be Poe. Poe was the only person who could write the poems and stories hidden deep within the heart and soul of Poe. Only YOU can create the stories and poems hidden deep within you. Accept yourself for who you are.

But, Poe…

Did Poe try to be like you?

No of course not! Poe was Poe. He didn’t try to be like anyone. He was a unique individual. He didn’t try to be like no one. He was just himself… he…

Ah! Did you hear what you just said? Poe was himself. He didn’t try to be like you. He didn’t try to be like Tennyson. He didn’t try to be like Shakespeare. He didn’t try to be like anyone. Poe was himself. Poe was different, Poe was unique. Poe has his own style. HIS OWN STYLE. Not a style he copied off someone else, but a style he created. That is why Poe stood out. That is why you like him. Because he did his own thing. Because he never did what other people did. Because he developed his own style and ran with it, instead of trying to copy someone else, gosh darn the consequences.

The lesson here? Be yourself. Don’t try to copy others, it never works, you can never be anyone other than who you were born to be. Develop your own style. People well love you for it. Someday, you well be a classic, and a hundred years from now, your stories well be on the shelf along side your heroes, and people well be striving to copy you and your style. Accept yourself for who you are and you shall truly shine like the bright star you really are.

What is your writing’s biggest flaw? • No Comments (Edit)
This is sort of a self-searching exercise for all you fellow writers out there. The topic of which is the question: What is your writings biggest flaw?

The question is inspired by the fact, that all to often, we as writers look at our work as absolutely perfect. You know you do. Admit it. You do it, I do it, we all do it. It a flaw that all writers have and none can escape. We think that everything we write is perfect. We think that everyone well love it. Our kind, often goes so far as to think that it is so perfect that we don’t need to edit it past the first draft. We write the first draft and say: “Ah huh! This is perfect!”

We are a strange breed, driven to write, yet compleded to igrore the act of editing what we write. We well sit at the computer for hours, days, weeks, even month, typing out our heart and soul. Than without editing it we send it off, and quickly get a rejection slip. We become degected, paranoid, hurt, angery. What went wrong here? Well, we as writers, can get so blinded by how great we think our story is, that we forget to look for any flaws in it. I think this is prob’ly the most common mistake made by ever single writer to ever exist.

So, my exercise today is, to take something you have written, recently or in the far past, a one page poem or a three hundred page novel, fiction or non-fiction. It doesn’t matter what it is or when you wrote it, just take it and look at it. Really look at it. Look at it as though you were the toughest editor the world has ever known. Look for flaws in it. Take a red pen and cross out everything that shouldn’t be there: everything, from extra adjectives and adverbs, to the compound sentence that should have been two separate sentences, the prepositions that aren’t really needed… anything. Kill the passive voice. Correct spelling errors. Get rid of characters that do not add to the story. Cross out the don’ts and replace them with do nots instead. Cut scenes that are not one hundred percent nessacery. When you are done, your script will be bleeding red ink, but don’t do not worry about that. Take a careful look at the things you have crossed out. Why did you cross them out? How could you have written them better? Did you notice that you are crossing out the same mistake again and again? Chances are, you well find two or three mistakes that have been repeated throughout your writing. Take note of these. They are the areas on which you well need to work the hardest to correct.

I could continue, by telling you how to correct each flaw, but I well not, because that is not the point pf this article. The point of this article is to find the flaws, not correct them. You can correct them later, but you can’t correct them if yo have not looked for them. You want to improve your writing skills, but you can not improve something that is perfect can you? So the first thing you must do, is to realize that your writing is not perfect, no ones is. All writing has its good points. All writing has its bad points. Every writer has talent. Every writer has flaws. Your goal here is to look for the bad, and make it good. Once you can see the flaws, than you can correct them. In the end, your writing well be all the better for it. Besides, the better your writing is, the better your pay well be too.

This Post copyright Wendy C. Allen 2007. EelKat