You Can Submit your Posts to the July 4th CotL Starting June 21st!
I shall be hosting the July 4th edition of the Carnival of the Liberals! It is a great honor that I probably don't deserve - but I have them fooled thus far, so I just might get away with it. Those unfamiliar with this online periodical can visit their website here. The submission policy is here, and you can submit your posts to the Zaius Nation July 4th Carnival of the Liberals here starting tommorow, June 21st.
The topic for the event will be patriotism, and what it means to you. That topic would seem to be appropriate, considering the date of the event. On the other hand, feel free to digress, wander off topic, and say things that are irrelevant and totally inappropriate. I always do! Submissions start on June 21st, so it's time to start blogging!
Perhaps we could explain to the world that patriotism does not mean to blindly follow irrational leaders and ridiculous policies, but to follow your heart about what you know is best for the country as a whole. Patriotism does not mean hanging a magnetic American flag on your refrigerator, nor does it have anything to do with hating your fellow man.
Of course, this topic is broad enought that you could conceivably write about why you love cooking, comic books or blogging, and then relate it to patriotism.
Bora Zivkovic of "A Blog Around The Clock" has written two articles of interest on the subject, a definition of a Blog Carnival, and "Blog Carnivals And The Future Of Journalism".
To the light, bloggers, to the light! And curse the pain.
The topic for the event will be patriotism, and what it means to you. That topic would seem to be appropriate, considering the date of the event. On the other hand, feel free to digress, wander off topic, and say things that are irrelevant and totally inappropriate. I always do! Submissions start on June 21st, so it's time to start blogging!
Perhaps we could explain to the world that patriotism does not mean to blindly follow irrational leaders and ridiculous policies, but to follow your heart about what you know is best for the country as a whole. Patriotism does not mean hanging a magnetic American flag on your refrigerator, nor does it have anything to do with hating your fellow man.
Of course, this topic is broad enought that you could conceivably write about why you love cooking, comic books or blogging, and then relate it to patriotism.
Bora Zivkovic of "A Blog Around The Clock" has written two articles of interest on the subject, a definition of a Blog Carnival, and "Blog Carnivals And The Future Of Journalism".
To the light, bloggers, to the light! And curse the pain.
5 Comments:
Cool. Where do I pitch my tent?
I think I may have something for you, Doctor. It may be a little off topic, but if you want off topic then I am the man who can look at the bird.
Angry Ballerina: You can submit your tent right here, although based on your previous post I would have thought you have had enough tent-raising for a while!
Jon the Intergalactic Gladiator: I want to read it! Submit your story here, gladiator from beyond.
Say good Doctor, it says that it wouldn't be recieved because of those naughty, naughty spammers. I submitted it here, though.
We shall see.
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