Dory & the Orphans Blog: Mark Joyner

Friday, December 21, 2007

Simpleology

My website Matzo's Net has been online investigating earn at home programs, schemes & scams since 1998. I have had the opportunity to 'meet' many of the 'big dogs' that invented some of these now famous programs. You know? Those guys who invented e-books and 'websites in a box'?

Mark Joyner is rather well known in the netpreneur community {and is in truth a phenomenal mentor}. Perhaps you have run across his Simpleology courses? I received an email from him this morning asking me to post his blog experiment on Dory & the Orphans Blog. So here you have it:

I'm evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they're letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.

It covers:

The best blogging techniques.
How to get traffic to your blog.
How to turn your blog into money.

I'll let you know what I think once I've had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it's still free.

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Obituary

FallingBear Stuffie, born Very Large Teddy in some carnival or store many years ago, passed away Monday night while serving in his chosen vocation, rehabbing young raccoons.

Large Teddy must have been loved by children somewhere along the way, but came to his true lifes'work after retirement from human duty some three years ago when he was introduced to the care of orphan raccoons. His name was changed to Falling Bear in honor of his unflagging devotion to the small furbutts who all grew to love him. He stood sentry for the little ones, prepared to lay himself down in the path of danger for them, primarily serving to cushion falls from peeking-out ledges and ceilings of enclosures. Year after year he offered silent support to his numerous charges, preparing them for their Great Adventures. One or more from each litter took special note of FallingBear and he was literally loved to death as a surrogate mommynest, a learning toy, and buffer against a bigger world.

FallingBear is survived by the Menards babies, the Monster brothers, a special friend Kudos, his many Coondo graduates, and his long time friend and mentor, Matzo.

Visitation for Falling Bear Stuffie was held at the Coondo this afternoon with internment in the Coleman landfill memorial garden on Wednesday. Donations may be made at www.doryandtheorphans.com in lieu of flowers.

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