21. Count me in. Just preparing the posts :)
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Bharat Sharma
TEN Technologies
http://www.ten-technologies.com

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Bharat Sharma

22. aimini P2P software ver1.5 released!

Person to Person, this program offers direct connect up in between users, File Direct-Transfer, P2P (peer-to-peer) file-sharing, making for faster searches and downloads of all types. This program provide audio and video transmission of high quality for talks, you can also send customizing text messages and pictures, etc. Also, this program contains a cool Address Book and a powerful FTP client.

http://www.aimini.com/

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by aimini.com

23. I already have a blog and contacted Weblogs Inc. yesterday morning about becoming part of the network. I didn't submit any sample posts because my weblog is full of them! Are you still taking submissions? How long for a reply?

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Henning Hoffmann

24. I enjoy... creating and collecting usefull information through bloging technology for anyone.

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Antivirus Clinic | Free Security Software Anti Virus Download

25. Have you had a chance to view this Blog concept yet? Please let me know. Thanks. Sue

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Sue Marrone

26. I think a lot of you are missing the point.

Blogging is done for the passion of it not the monetary payoff!

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by ZuDfunck

27. My passion is not blogging. My passion is to drive hackers out of business and I need the assistance of the telecoms and the cell phone manufacturers and I try to draw their attention towards my passion every chance I get and for good reasons. The cell phone manufacturers and the telecoms will be the beneficiary of the achievement of my passion in a big way.

The hackers thrive because the primary role of the servers is to send the documents and files to the clients which are personal Computers used by the Hackers and everybody else.

If the Internet Browser is redeveloped so that the Servers would be no longer required to send any documents to the clients but would process the surfing commands received from the clients the Hackers would not be able to hack.

When the Browser is redeveloped there would be no need for the Laptops and the cell Phone could be used to access the Internet. Thus the sales of the Cell Phones would rise exponentially and the Cell Phone manufacturers would be able to increase their prices because they will not have to sell them to the cell Phone service Providers who buy them cheaply to give them away.

Telecoms would benefit because Internet service will become superfast due to the introduction multitasking as well as nanotechnology because the server could serve many clients simultaneously for which a client never has an opportunity.

My email address is newerawisp@rediffmail.com for the benefit of the cell phone manufacturers and telecoms only.

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by SATISH BHARDWAJ

28. I've tried several times to find directories that may be interested in hosting a section on STD's. It would seem it's not a topic many care to approach unless it's more the trendier STD's such as HIV.

Though the more common STD's, such as Herpes and HPV are not seen as threatening, they are life altering and need just as much public focus, if not more.

The STD Resource Network is developed by individuals who live it! And due to the way nonprofit funding is distributed, we have chosen not to become nonprofit simply because we won't have the truth stifled by financial bribes.

We are all about the truth when it comes to STD's and hope more people will become more educated and informed on the topic.

Doctors don't know everything, yet!

Gayla McCord
STD Patient Advocate
http://www.std-for-dummies.org/blog

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Gayla McCord

29. I'd be interested in working with WIN.

please take a look at http://pspeeps.com and let me know if you can use my services.

I have many interests, but the above is a niche blog.

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by T. Henry

30. Hi,
It will be a nice platform. Would you guys will be intrested in bolgs on the technicalities of .NET platform? I can also contribute on the topics of advertising and Spam.

___________________
Ajay Kaushik
TEN Technologies

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Ajay Kaushik

31. Samsung officially announced five new super-slim handsets today. From left-to-right we see the 0.59-inch SGH-Z510 which Samsung claims is the world’s slimmest W-CDMA (3G) handset, the SGH-Z540 3G clamshell which (gasp) we haven’t actually seen before, the love-it-or-hate-it vintage-TI-calculator styled SGH-P300, and finally two tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE SGH-D800 and D820 sliders. So what's the deal above? The http://sonygirls.com got to love this. Have you guys noticed all these gadgets are becoming more and more popular among the girls? All five models feature MP3/AAC playback, Bluetooth, MPEG-4 video recording, and 1.3 megapixel shooter. By the way so how's the upcoming http://playstationgirl.com heard that it's going to be release on year 2007. The D800, Z510 and Z540 also feature WMA playback with 80MB, 138MB, and 150MB embedded storage respectively while the D820 is quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, packs in 73MB, an MicroSD slot, and even, er, TV-out if our Babelrean is working correctly. Oddly, the P300 is rumored to have 90MB of flash storage yet there is no mention of any storage in the press release. Oh my, such a long wait, think we should just simply stick to http://xboxgirl.com for now. All models should be available in Europe later this year. Pics of the P300 after the break with a slightly different key layout than we’ve seen previously.

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Anonymous

32. What is the news on this, have the winners been selected?

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Moo

33. Is there pay involved? How many posts are required a week?

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Bryce

34. Hi,

I own digital camera site image-acquire.com that I would like to do more with if I had the time, if I was paid I would have more time and I'm sure I could turn it into something really special.

MAny Regards Paul Briggs

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Paul Briggs

35. great. how many words is needed for each post ?

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by colbert

36. I was just wonderering why Spam is listed as one of the topics. I believe that the Spam Blog is going on pretty strong and Sarah is doing a great job. IF this is a mistake, it has been brought to your attention :)

And a query, does the team involved help in scouting the web for possible blog posts? Lastly, if the team finds certain interesting/possible items for a post, does the blogger have the final say in publishing or does he have to publish the ones approved by the deciding commitee?

Best.

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Shashank Sharma

37. Would this be "Work For Hire" or something similar to what MiningCo did when they first started?

Would the remuneration be in the likes of per word, or per blogging title?

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by AainaalyaA

38. Here's a thought...

The title was "Is Blogging Your PASSION" (emphasis mine). Why would you expect remuneration for a PASSION?

I do what I do (bay at the moon twice a day about financial markets) because I absolu-freaking-lutely LOVE it. (I am considered a bit of a strange cat, though, so maybe my opinion ought to be discounted).

Cheers,


GT
http://marketrant.blogspot.com

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Geoffrey Transom

39. thanks Shashank ;) the blogger for the Spam Weblog would be helping me out! I also have "duties" over at Blogging Baby. there IS pay involved, and most bloggers start at between 37 and 75 posts a month.

for all other questions, I suggest you all peruse our archives and submit your samples to the link above.

oh yeah and GT: it's good to be PASSIONate about your job, no? I'd rather get paid for my passions than do work I hate for pay ;)

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by sarah gilbert

40. Hi Sarah,

I would love to help out. To make anything from 37 to 75 posts a month is too much for me. I have lots of interets and een then I can't make that many in a month! (See how many days it took me to reply here :) )

So, I guess I'll just suggest stories. Here and at a couple of other blogs, but I believe that *your* spiders (pun intended) would get to it before I do.

Best.

Posted at 6:24AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Shashank Sharma