Crazy, but that's how it goes...

One of the fellow PPP posties did a review of one of my sites quite a bit ago and I totally forgot to return the favor. Crazy, but that's how it goes... is running along smoothly and getting the ranks up. Click here to help her Alexa score a little bit :).

I've gotten back into doing reviews the past few days and it has helped me get back into blogging again. Down to using a coin sorter instead of a bill counter so I guess it is time to get back to work. I had been slacking a bit and getting somewhat burned out posting so much the last couple of months. Slacking on my visiting other bloggers and leaving comments. So you should see me around a bit more shooting the bull.

Anyways, back to the review, sorry for the meaningless information...lol

This Crazy, but that's how it goes blog has more blogrolls than I have ever seen. Gotta love the bloggers that get out and network.

The post Teenagers and Privacy brings up an interesting question. "Should I be checking up on them and, if so, to what degree?". She shares the experiences she had while she was growing up and wonders what the limits are to checking up on your own teenagers.

Stop over and give your thoughts about this interesting question.

Quick links

So you can write a long review, or you can go out and do a few quick links to give some of your blog friends some love. This post is a quick link love sessions for a few friends. So much easier to do it blogging than writing notes with Pens and paper.

1) The Ms. Danielle is a blogger I met recently that has a lot of great information to share. She asks some questions in a recent post about the blog ethics after it was brought up to her when she did a post that was about one of the same things a blogger we see often did some hours earlier. The question was whether or not she should give him credit, but she hadn't even seen his post yet. What do you think?

2) The Mr. Gary Lee is another great blogger that I met recently. We had a good time the other day with his contest that asked to have us take a picture of our workstation and share it. Since a lot of us work from home it was interesting to see how our home offices looked.

3) The great Saman is everywhere. He is a commenting machine and a good example for most of us who slack on the blog visiting. Saman is one of the bloggers who utilizes this Speed Linking often and has seen great results. He has an array of various hacks that you can utilize with Windows, Firefox and many more.

4) Marisa has a couple blogs I have been reading, but today I'm going to focus on Scribble on the Wall. This blog is about all the crazy and interesting things she runs a crossed on the internet. With the way most of our blogs are now set up we need to know something about CSS. Marisa has some great CSS code tips and resources to draw from.

5) Snuz is a blog buddy that I started blogging with. She has one billion blogs now and is making a handsome income on the net now. Recently she created a tech blog called the Tech Inspector. She's a Firexox extension and Wordpress plugin nut so there is probably about a hundred articles on thise things over there, or will be at some point...lol

No More Incumbents!

This guy named Brett, came up with this idea that incumbents become more corrupt and lazy the longer they are in office. So what he is doing is starting a movement at No More Incimbents to keep those in office from getting re-elected.

HE is looking for bloggers from every state in America and every political affiliation to join the movement and spread the word. Brett is trying to be the first to organize a site that has bloggers from all 50 states. 50 States of No Incumbents will display the skills of bloggers from all over the USA that are against voting for those who are already in office.

Take a look at his take on political scandals and see why he is against those in power keeping it.

Over the next few weeks he will be launching the No More Incumbents Podcast The podcast will be available for each of the blogs from each of the states. Plus they will have a summary podcast that will cover some of the best stories and some of the most popular topics.

If you are interested in this revolutionary idea visit the No More Incumbents Blog for more information in how you can join. Even if you don't already have a blog you can still get one going for free. Brett and his Softduit Partners will help new bloggers learn the ropes.

Fantasy Baseball

I had my fantasy draft for my baseball keeper league on Sunday and I think I just hit the jackpot. I did absolutely no preparation for the draft this year like I normally would so I thought I would be in trouble. I planned on just mailing it in really and it turned out much better than I thought. My private Mailboxes are completely full of trade offers now since I stole all the pitching in the draft. We kept 5 players as keepers and I ended up keeping 5 hitters so I just drafted pitching. I didn't get crap for closers, but I typically don't draft any anyways since it is possible to get at least 2 or 3 off of waivers during the year and it is only one category.

C-Posada
1B-Pujols (keeper)
2B-B. roberts
SS-Lugo
3B-C. Tracey
OF-Ichiro (keeper)
OF-C. Lee (Keeper)
OF-M. Holliday (keeper)
Util-T. Hafner (keeper)
Util-R. Ibanez
BN-A. Beltre
BN-R. Ibanez
BN-H. Blalock
BN-P. Polanco

SP-C. Sabathia
SP-B. Zito
SP-A. Harang
SP-B. Arroyo
SP-K. Milwood
RP-B. Jenks
RP-Neshek
RP-some guy
BN-M. Buehrle
BN-J. Contreras
BN-T. Lily