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My Maiden Voyage to BlogHer
Think blogging is a fad, think again. This summer I went to BlogHer08. I knew I was in for an event when I had to I had to find my ticket on Craigs List
Here are a few highlights from my day at BlogHer08:
Buy your ticket early…this event sold out weeks before, but
CraigsList to the rescue. If it works for concert tickets then why not
BlogHer!
Your Best BlogHer 08 Pix!
To all of you BlogHers that atteneded BlogHer 08,
Shutter Sisters is working on a Blurb Book of photos from the event. Please submit your fun/funky/groovy/cool photos into our Flickr Pool, ShutterWalk to be considered for publication in the book. Be sure to get permission from the peeps in your photos first!!
San Mateo Policeman Holds Poodle's owners hostage. Thanks to him, dog dies!
This policeman makes my blood curdle! I understand enforcing
the law but there must be a gray area at some times. Even if there isn’t a gray
area with the law, there must be respect and a caring attitude for the people
and or the animals involved in whatever breach of law occurs! The five o’clock
news WHDH Boston channel 7, just reported a piece which made me feel physically
ill. Apparently there was a couple in a car, which was speeding down the
highway because their beloved poodle was choking. They were exceeding the speed
Toxic lead and children - is there really a risk and what can you do?
Are children really exposed to lead? The short answer, yes. Many parents dismiss the risk of exposure to lead. Most of us know that lead was phased out of gasoline and paint years ago, and we believe that the bans on lead in these products have successfully all but eliminated the risk of lead poisoning. As a result, most of us believe that our children cannot be exposed to lead. Many moms have to
The Silent Crisis Destroying America's Brighest Minds
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THE EDUCATION BOOK THAT CATALYZES A NATION
We're taking this show on the road! For the first time ever, BlogHer is launching a two-week tour, bringing all the highlights of the annual event to six different cities. These one-day conferences will feature a broad range of topics and speakers, cocktail parties for networking and socializing, and a little bit of local flavor. We'll be focusing on topics that seem to resonate strongest in each city, and looking for your local bloggers to lead the discussions.
The tour is planned for October, 2008 with stops in Boston, Washington DC, Greensboro, Nashville, Atlanta, and New Orleans.
Click on one of the cities below to learn more and to register!










