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1. Trouble with Harry Potter Hallows audio book Tonight I was ripping in the audio book into my MP3 player. Disc 6 ends with Chapter 13e Disc 7 beings with Chapter 13i it is missing 13f, 13g, and 13h. Sure enough, I went to the book and it is missing from p 258 beginning with There were more...
2. Special Features at Love Romance Passion It has come to my attention that some readers of Love Romance Passion are unaware of certain features here. In case you also were unawares, I have compiled and shared them below. Book Reviews: You have the standard book reviews, but did you know that Love Romance Passion provides a...
3. Audio Books | Joint Venture | Earn 10% more from your website. What if I do 99% of the work and you earn 10% extra from your website? If you have your own website, I would like to do a joint venture with you. I will build the content and you can place it in your website. To get an idea...
4. Between the Sheets with Rebecca Rogers, Narrator of Maestro’s Butterfly Between the Sheets is a play on words, not only referring to sex and the bedsheets but also to the pages of a book. This section of the blog is dedicated to going beyond the printed page to learn more about the industry, the parts usually forgotten by the...
5. Between the Sheets with Olivia Roland, Narrator of Land of Falling Stars Welcome to the second article under Between the Sheets. Here we get to focus on going beyond the printed page to learn more about the industry, the parts usually forgotten by the time the product hits the shelves. Today’s special guest is Olivia Roland, narrator of Land of Falling...
6. 2nd Edition of Romancing the Novel Carnival Welcome to the second edition of romancing the novel since it's reinstatement. We were a little light again this month on submissions so I filled them in with posts that I enjoyed. There's plenty to read and explore which I hope you will do. For the dads out there,...
7. In praise of books In Praise of Books A book is a garden you can hold in your hand, An orchard you can take on your lap. A book is a companion who sleeps Only when you are asleep, And speaks only when you wish him to. A book is a tree that lives...
8. Get into Bed with Rhonda Leigh Jones (Author Interview) Today's intimate interview is with Rhonda Leigh Jones, the author of Maestro's Butterfly, which was reviewed the other day. I'm excited to share her with you today as we're going to be discussing audio books, epublishing, her books, writing and more! Q: I have just finished listening to Maestro's...
9. Top 50 Romance Novel Blogs to Watch in 2009 Romance, I can't get enough of it. I'm constantly surfing the internet subscribing and looking into new blogs geared toward romance novels and the genre. I've compiled a list of fifty blogs that I think readers and authors of romance should watch this year. In this list there are group...
10. Principles of Economics: Business, Banking, Finance, and Your Everyday Life (Book Review) We Must Learn How Politicians are Exploiting Current Events As I write this review, Congress is working hard to load the Wall Street rescue bill with dozens of extra provisions in a costly and misguided attempt to save segments of the middle class from themselves.  (Those that bought homes they could...

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1. My media fast One of the things recommended by The 4-Hour Workweek (affiliate link) is a media fast. The author lays out "the rules", which are essentially no web surfing, no news or newspapers, no magazines, no audiobooks, no TV, and no reading. There are a couple of exceptions: one hour of pleasure...
2. Viral Marketing Series, Part 2: Your E-book is your Viral Salesman Your E-book  is your Viral Salesman   E-books are the future and the future is now. The printed word on paper and bound into books used to be the only way information was given and received. They were great, you could take them with you and put them on shelves and...
3. Unexpected E-Mail Attachments Did someone you know just send you an electronic mail attachment that you weren't expecting? Perhaps it's a picture to go along with a joke, a song they want you to hear, or a program that displays fireworks on your screen. Surely your co-worker checked the file out first? Of...
4. Eleven Common Craft Kindle Books for Your New Kindle | Common Craft - Explanations In Plain English This Came through from Steve Rubel on my Google Reader  You can also follow  Steve Rubel click on  article title above Eleven Common Craft Kindle Books for Your New Kindle | Common Craft - Explanations In Plain English. Related articles by Zemanta Eleven Common Craft Kindle Books for Your New...
5. Build A Niche Store Guide If you have been struggling with developing niche stores, you will probably want to definitely think about purchasing the new Build A Niche Store e-book that has just been made available. The guide was written by Adam and Kelvin Firminger who are better recognized as the creators of the BANS...
6. Missing a target Setting the goal. My latest goal is to reach a spending level of $1500 or less per month, while still sending at least $800 per month to the mortgage. I figure that reducing my spending by small increments each month will help me get there, so my target for October...
7. Creating a group of contacts Any feature that saves me time gets special recognition in my book. Creating a group of contacts is one such feature. You can organize your contacts into groups so you can send mail to everyone in that group at the same time. You can create multiple groups, and contacts can...
8. A few select auction finds this past weekend We've gotten way more selective about what we bring home from estate auctions. When we started going to them a few years ago, the deals were amazing and we were determined to take advantage of them. You can fill up your car easily for $40 -- sometimes for $20 or...
9. Inexpensive DIY Halloween costumes + some link hopping It's getting close to Halloween here, which means costume parties and trick-or-treating. Costumes can get pretty pricey, especially if you have a large family. Even inexpensive ones from discount stores can add up. So the obvious solution is to make them yourself. Maybe that statement brought up visions of fighting...
10. Living More with Less I finished up Living More With Less recently. It's an older book (from 1980) written by Doris Janzen Longacre, who was a Mennonite. I really enjoyed it and found lots of thought-provoking information in it. It's written in a format that explains the general thoughts and ideas behind each chapter,...

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1. Seth's Blog: Making commercials for the web Image via Wikipedia Interesting take on Advertising-sure beats a display add in a newspaper that no one reads  get read ! Tag and Bookmark louisgray, squidoo, marshalsandler, zemanta, chrisbrogan, seth, likaholix, micropersuasion, facebook, edelamdigital, edelmandigital, kindle2.0, comcast cares, nazis, tumblr, fox2dertoit, disqus, chrisbrogan.com-music, trust, plummets, fredwilson, pownce, google, music,...
2. Marketing Free Recommendations So…. You want to be a marketer? Forget everything you’ve heard before! In this article, I’m not going to give you some airy-fairy theory about what should work if everything clicks the way I think it should. That’s the kind of rubbish you can read in any one of a...
3. Beach Reading on Personal Finance I will be on vacation next week. Not at the beach exactly but at the lake with family. I like to get a little recreational reading in when I am on vacation, taking me away briefly from the legal and technical reading that fills my workdays. I guess you could...
4. How to Maintain Optimism in Tough Economic Times Yesterday Mr. ToughMoneyLove suggested that ordinary Americans protest the credit and market meltdowns by burning their credit cards.  Expressing your anger is helpful when channeled in a symbolic way.  But do not let your anger morph into feelings of hopelessness, helplessness and resignation.  You can't afford it.  You must fight...
5. Cut Time by Carlo Rotella This is a short book of essays about boxing. The author, who happens to teach English at Boston College (I had no idea), calls it "an education at the fights" because he is a professor and he organizes the essays to sort of "teach" readers what he's learned about...
6. Review: Love with a Perfect Scoundrel by Sophia Nash I selected this novel because of the gorgeous female cover model. She looks like a fairy princess and the pink and black and warm tones are just lovely. The big plus is this is how the heroine is described… well, I think it was an angel, but you get...
7. Alternative Income Streams - February 2009 Another month is in the books... or should I say my Excel spreadsheet. My spreadsheet is designed such that each row is it's own advertiser and the each column is a month. Over the course of a year the advertiser rows grow quite a bit. Even though some advertisers drop...
8. Home is Where the Money Is I would like to introduce to you today the foremost of money saving tips: staying home. I am not talking about staying in instead of going to a movie on a Friday night, but something much more fundamental and often overlooked. Allowing this philosophy and the following ideas a permanent...
9. A Hand UP Rather Than a Hand Out You may have noticed the little Kiva banner in the center column, below the categories list. I discovered Kiva a few months ago, through a travel forum I check in on to from time to time. The concept amazed me, as I've been hearing so much about micro-finance the last...
10. Review of the Richest Man in Babylon This is probably one of the most commonly used books by those who are looking to create wealth. It first came onto the scene in 1926, and shot to fame during the Great Depression as the desperate populace looked for a way out of poverty. While this book does raise...

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