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100 Articles on Wizzley: 10 Tips for a Great Wizzley Experience

Well, if you put four articles in the sidebar that are also wedding-related, any one article that gets to stay on that page is likely to get you visitors to all five (assuming you have five). Also, regarding StumbleUpon, it's not just the ...

Mira, on 01/22/2014

100 Articles on Wizzley: 10 Tips for a Great Wizzley Experience

Oh that's so bad to hear, i am now wondering what will happen to my posts

younghopes, on 01/22/2014

Why Would Anyone Deny the Holocaust?

It is genuinely surprising the level of antisemitism in the US. Like, my friend worked as a lifeguard/swim coach at a Jewish community center where I live. That place has monthly bomb threats, which are usually some db kid thinking they're being ...

Ember, on 01/22/2014

100 Articles on Wizzley: 10 Tips for a Great Wizzley Experience

Hi Aga, thanks for stopping by. I believe there is money to be made here, but you have to keep writing and waiting a bit. I plan to be more active on Zazzle and promote my products here a lot.

Mira, on 01/22/2014

The Olive Tree

- My late mother always kept a bottle of olive oil on hand. Strangest thing though. She never cooked with it. She used it for medicinal purposes. When I grew up and discovered how tasty olive oil was, I'm like: "Mom! (???)" Thanks for ...

cmoneyspinner, on 01/22/2014

Ravens and the Morrigan: Irish Goddess of War

Aww! Thank you very much. :) I like ravens too, though the ones in the Tower of London are surprisingly huge!

JoHarrington, on 01/22/2014

The Olive Tree

Olive oil is essential component of every kitchen. Not just for cooking. It has many health and cosmetic benefits too. It is not a surprise to give so much importance to olive tree in history. Thanks for all the interesting info.

Tolovaj, on 01/22/2014

100 Articles on Wizzley: 10 Tips for a Great Wizzley Experience

Very good article. I don't have much time to spend here, but I wish I would. I like this site. I have not made any money here, but the writing/reading experience counts! :-)

MonisMas, on 01/22/2014

If You Are Going to Boycott Israel, Do It Right

I had no idea so many inventions come from Israel. But again, knowing how many world class scientists have roots in this country this it not surprising at all. Thanks for widening our horizons!

Tolovaj, on 01/22/2014

Ravens and the Morrigan: Irish Goddess of War

Yeah. What you and Frank already said. :) Only thing I have to add is I like ravens - whether optimistic and free-spirited, or dark and moody. Especially the character Raven from the animated TV series Teen Titans. She reminds me of my ...

cmoneyspinner, on 01/22/2014

Australia's Takeaway Wheat and Fishes

Note that after the years in which the UK was complaisant about how much food we were importing, as oppsoed to producing, the government has suddenly opted for improving domestic production. They don't say why, but it is really about food ...

frankbeswick, on 01/22/2014

Retro Horror Review: "Who Can Kill a Child?" (1976)

Thanks. It is worth watching! Beware of the remake, though. "Come Out and Play." Came out in 2012. I haven't seen it, but it's said to be totally pointless when you can watch the superior original instead. ...

PiddeAndersson, on 01/22/2014

Australia's Takeaway Wheat and Fishes

I take your points of view. Yes oil and food are causes for war. But if they weren't, we ( “we” as in all mankind ) can always improvise make up a reason to start a fight! 'Jimmy punched Tommy because he was looking at him.' All of a sudden ...

cmoneyspinner, on 01/22/2014

Women and Children First? Titanic and the Suffragettes

The trouble is that extremes of right and left transform into each other. Take North Korea, odious little regime. It is officially communist, but the ruling family were inspired by the Nazis, and they are slowly dropping communist figures as ...

frankbeswick, on 01/22/2014

Ravens and the Morrigan: Irish Goddess of War

It was said previously that, as long as Bran's head is under Tower Hill, Britain will never be invaded. Mmmmm.... Incidentally, Bran means 'raven'. :) Thanks for this.

JoHarrington, on 01/22/2014