Look out for new publications

Remember when I suggested using a file expander to collect information like magazine articles on your lens' topics?

I'm just wondering how many of you are doing this or is it still me? ;)

You'd be surprised at just how extensive your research on a subject can be. E.g. there are so many different ways that you can cope with Depression and not all of them are 'of this world'. Keep an eye out on this particular lens (it's due for an update) and you'll see exactly what I mean.

I buy magazines regularly (about once a week) and I usually buy the exact same ones every time. I find they give me the greatest scope of subjects. I'm thinking, though, of dropping one of them (too much celebrity stuff) but it still might give me enough research material for my one celebrity lens.

Buying the magazines also enables me to look out for new publications that happen to hit the streets. One of which is the publication of celebrity twitter'ers. Damn! But, if I buy it, at least then I can give it a review and recommend it for sale :)

SquidUp! - Become The Top Squid

Here's another site to bookmark!

Submit your Squidoo Lenses to SquidUp! and become The Top Squid ;)

This site works in the same way as Squidom, Digg and CoRank sites but, as far as I'm concerned, you can never have enough places to submit your Squidoo Lenses to.

The more back links the better :)

Go register for free!


SquidUp! - Become The Top Squid

Add Blog Url - Your Source for Social News and Networking

Add Blog Url is the new social networking and bookmarking site by our own Squidoo lensmaster, Rajay.

Here is what Add Blog Url is all about:

'AddBlogUrl.com is a social news and bookmarking website that is powered by and for users like you. And oh, we also share 100% Adsense Revenue with you.' - Source AddBlogUrl


Add Blog Url - Your Source for Social News and Networking

Trial and Error by David Jessel

Some books just fascinate me whether it's about a particular crime, about a species of animal or just the paranormal.

Trial and Error is one such book that I constantly re-read.

To know that there are people who have been wrongly convicted is a travesty; I like to think that the justice system in the UK is better than that.

Trial and Error exposes miscarriages of justice and discovers new evidence.

It is based on a major Channel 4 TV series of the same name which is now defunct.

Trial and Error by David Jessel

It Worked for Me!

What worked for me, could work for you, too. Are you at your wit's end with trying to find a product or service that works for you? Then, maybe the things that worked for me, could also work for you!

Why not give them a try?


It Worked for Me!