Carnivale! September 19, 2007

It is blog carnival time again and the celebrations have now officially begun. Sit down with your favourite soothing drink and browse through these at leisure. There’s a lot of good people here with plenty of great content to showcase. So, without further ado, I hand over the stage to our stars:

• Jon Anderson of SuccessPart2.Com linked to How to assemble a Feedburner alternative using Wordpress plugins in the 1st Sept 2007 edition of the Carnival of Struggling Bumbling Newbies.
• Open Innovators included Tyrannis Populi: Who are “the people” anyway and who says they’re always right? in the 2nd Edition of the Open Innovation & Crowdsourcing Carnival.
• Pat Santy of Dr. Sanity linked to How to Start a Conversation with an Urban Indian in the 2nd Sept. 2007 edition of the Carnival of Insanities. The link brought that post some much needed attention, so thanks Pat.
• JM over at Fiction Scribe included Lessons in learning, language and literature in the Sept. 3 2007 edition of the Scribes Carnival. That’s a post from the begining of my current blogging spree. It was written during my last trip to Bombay and I’m still very fond of it and the memories. So glad to see more people reading it.
• Gary Grant of The Garage linked to Porsche 911: Best Pickup Truck of All Time in the Edition #36 of the Carnival of Wheels. He seemed very amused by my observation that living in Dubai makes you take super cars for granted. I’m glad my seemingly hum-drum experiences here can make someone smile.
• Phil Benichou of Phil for Humanity included 5+1 Simple Ideas For Brainstorming With A Dictionary in the Carnival of Small Business Issues #18.
• Elizabeth Thompson over at This Full House of Product Reviews linked to Bits of Paper and Other Calendaring Software in the 2nd Edition of the Review Bloggers Carnival.
• Suzie Cheel of Abundance Highway linked to 5+1 Simple Ideas For Brainstorming With A Dictionary in the Abundance Thinking Blog Carnival #4. A big thank you goes to Suzie for hosting a very active and inspirational blog carnival. She also mentioned liking the illustrations, and I’m glad the effort I put into finding the appropriate ones paid off.
• James Wong of Online-ebiz included How to assemble a Feedburner alternative using Wordpress plugins in the 2nd Sept 2007 edition of the Online-ebiz Carnival.
• Sagar over at Life Insuarance Lowdown included Lessons in learning, language and literature in the Carnival of Life, Happiness & Meaning #16. Again, happy to see that old post getting some attention.
• Sandra of Free Cash Quest linked to How to assemble a Feedburner alternative using Wordpress plugins in the 1st edition of the Free Cash & Making Money Online Carnival. Wishing her the best of luck with further editions of this new carnival.
• Gustav over at succes-is-in-you.com included 5+1 Simple Ideas For Brainstorming With A Dictionary in the Blog Carnival for Success #3.
• MabelandHarry included 5+1 Simple Ideas For Brainstorming With A Dictionary in the 07 Sept. 2007 edition of the Carnival of Leadership Development.
• Blue Skelton of the Blue Skelton Production Blog included The BEST Action Movie Ever in the 08 Sept 2007 Edition of the Film Junkie Carnival. He also puts in a good word for his own nominee for best action movie ever which is Big Trouble in Little China. Which means I now need to track it down and watch it. I’ve only ever caughts disjointed bits of it on TV.
• Leorita Seneres-Velasquez over at Digital Battlegrounds linked to How to assemble a Feedburner alternative using Wordpress plugins in the 2nd edition of Creating Income With Your Blog.

And that brings us to the end of another boisterous carnival listing. I hope you stumbled upon some interesting sites through these links. Thank you all for the attention and the links.
Until next time, viva carnivale!

Samir