The Seventh Day: Tenth Edition

On the sev­enth day God had fin­ished his work of cre­ation, so he rested from all his work. And God blessed the sev­enth day and declared it holy, because it was the day when he rested from all his work of creation.

Gen­e­sis 2:2–3

Wel­come to the Tenth Edi­tion of the Sev­enth Day Blog Car­ni­val, a weekly event designed to pro­vide blog­gers an oppor­tu­nity to show­case their best work and read­ers a chance to get acquainted with some new sites and authors!

I extend my appre­ci­a­tion to every­one par­tic­i­pat­ing this week either by sub­mit­ting a post or sup­port­ing those who have gra­ciously shared their work with us! Be sure to visit the sub­mit­ters’ sites and leave a com­ment let­ting them know how much you enjoyed their contribution!

Health and Wellness

Life. Money. Devel­op­ment shares Diet Tips for Pre­vent­ing High Cho­les­terol Lev­els from Life. Money. Devel­op­ment. Check out these nutri­tion tips for main­tain­ing the rec­om­mended cho­les­terol level.

Gat­tina shares Manic Mon­day — Explo­sive from Writer Cramps, the story of an indi­vid­ual with a dis­abil­ity who had an explo­sive impact upon her life.

Blog­ging

Brad Trnavsky shares Are You LinkedIn? from Sales Man­age­ment 2.0 — Fea­tured Blog Posts, a dis­cus­sion of the power of social net­work­ing, and how to use it effectively.

Kevin Flem­ing shares How to Game Real World Events to Increase Your Website’s Traf­fic from FOS Com­merce Blog.

Josh shares What if you died this sec­ond? from Josh’s Place. Josh says, “We need to real­ize that time is short and we may not be liv­ing for the right rea­sons. This arti­cle details how that knowl­edge impacted my life in a pos­i­tive way.”

JHS shares Your Online Writ­ing Life: Pro­tect Your Rep­u­ta­tion — and Future (Part Two) from Col­lo­quium, the sec­ond in her series. Last week, she dis­cussed the impor­tance of select­ing an appro­pri­ate email address. She fol­lows that up with a dis­cus­sion about pit­falls to avoid when using that email account.

Fam­ily / Parenting

Kelly shares Book Give­away — Your Child’s Strengths from Pass the Torch. Kelly is giv­ing away the new book, “Your Child’s Strengths,” set for release this month. She says it is a “great read for par­ents and teach­ers, which means it’s a must read for home­school­ers!” The win­ner will be announced March 7, 2008, so hurry over and find out how to enter the contest.

Leo Soder­man shares Teach Your Chil­dren Well from What’s The Ques­tion. He opines that “teach­ers bear a lot of the bur­den in rais­ing our kids. And that’s not right.”

Pop Cul­ture

Cheryl St. John shares Pet­ti­coats & Pis­tols: Lone­some Dove — A West­ern Clas­sic from Pet­ti­coats & Pis­tols.

Ray­mond shares Under­stand­ing Tra­di­tional Love Stereo­types About Men and Women from Money Blue Book, a look at a cur­rent real­ity tele­vi­sion show that sets up dates for men and women.

Spirituality/Belief

Fish­Hawk shares Decem­bera­dio from AsThe­Crack­er­head­Crum­bles.

Stu­art shares Reli­gion On the Move from Con­nected Chris­tian­ity. Today, many peo­ple are chang­ing their church affil­i­a­tion or, like me, escap­ing orga­nized reli­gion. Stu­art observes that “maybe that’s a prob­lem, maybe it isn’t. I think it has some­thing to do with grow­ing past the famil­iar and into the unfa­mil­iar ter­ri­tory of faith.”

Laura shares Cook­ing in Cri­sis from Beut­lerBlog­ger. She explains that “when we cook for peo­ple in times of need, we are act­ing as God’s servants.”

Viola Jaynes shares Love’s Gift through Pain from Spir­i­tual Things Mat­ter. As always, Viola’s writ­ing will inspire and com­fort you, while also caus­ing you to think deeply about the par­tic­u­lar topic, often long after you log off and walk away from your computer.

Cindy shares Charis from super­nat­ural chris­t­ian, a dis­cussing about a divinely-inspired gift that is avail­able to everyone.

Sandy Carl­son shares Favorites from Jesus and Bud­dha from Writ­ing in Faith. Note the fas­ci­nat­ing par­al­lels between the two philosophies.

Inter­ested in host­ing a future edi­tion of The Sev­enth Day? Let me know what Sun­day you would like to host the Car­ni­val on your site using the Con­tact Form!

You can sub­mit a post to be included in The Sev­enth Day: Eleventh Edi­tion, pub­lished here next Sun­day, March 9, 2008, by click­ing here.

Please note these guide­lines: One post per blog on any topic will be accepted for each edi­tion of the Car­ni­val. Also, your sub­mis­sion should have been pub­lished dur­ing the week imme­di­ately pre­ced­ing the Car­ni­val. So, for instance, any­thing you pub­lish between March 1 (yes­ter­day) and next Sat­ur­day, March 8, 2008, at 6:00 p.m. Pacific time is eli­gi­ble to be included in next Sunday’s edi­tion of the Car­ni­val (Sun­day, March 9, 2008).

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