Reviews and Predictions Project – Day 3

Day 3 of the Reviews and Predictions Group Writing Project has seen yet another solid round of submissions – 74 in all today (which brings the total so far to 208 – see them all here). While numbers are slightly down on last time I’m excited by the quality of many of the submissions and that many are from first time participants (welcome all).

Please visit our sponsors of this project who have donated a total of $2500 USD in prizes. They are Thrive Web Marketing, Information for Her Australia for Australian Women, The Blogging Times, eMoms at Home, Dave Taylor, Poker on a Mac, bloglinkr, 451 Press and Rob Schaumer, DeveloperCube (see below for the full list of prizes).

There’s now under 24 hours left to get your submission in to be in the running for a prize. Simply follow the procedure in this post to be involved.

Here are today’s submissions. Please surf the list and link up to any that resonate with you.

• Seven Sustainability Predictions for 2007 by Mike
• Fart Queen and Other Princess Stories – Year End Review by E.B
• Looking back at Me in 2006 by Ray
• Hello 2008! A look back at 2007 by Phil
• Raspberry Season by John
• 2006: Dead frogs, cows on parade, a kidnapped snowman, and Japan by Jul
• Yoiks and Away – Reflections and Directions by Stropp
• Baring All by Jennie
• Nothing Ventured: a review of 2006, and plans for 2007 by Tom
• Meus projetos, em 2006 by Rodrigo
• Top 10 “Crzy” Tech Gifts by Nic
• A Look Back at 2006: Celeb Fashion, Beauty, and Etiquette by Meg
• Sharepoint Predictions for 2007 by Kanwal
• Corvette: The 2006 Year in Review by Keith
• Blogging in the Rear View by Amanda
• The three biggest U.S. soccer stories of 2006 by Josh
• My Year In Books by Dave
• A Look at 2006 Alzheimer’s Advances by Katelyn
• Looking Forward to 2007… A Successful Year by cjcm
• Don’t Hold Your Breath in 2007 by Dan
• The Future of Lucid Dreaming by Bill
• A Writer’s Reflections by Karen
• Looking Back and Renewing Priorities by Rob
• Top 5 Gospel Gossips of ‘06 by Dee
• 101 Blog Tips I learned in 2006 by Daniel
• Five “gadgets” that made my life easier in 2006 by Shawn
• Why did i choose to blog in English? by Aditya
• How Christmas Letters Can Make You a Happy Millionaire! by Ben
• Reflecting, Refocusing at Working at Home on the Internet by Joe
• Blogs are dead – thanks, Digg by John
• Evolving Times: The Year In Review by Edward
• 2007 – The Photography Peak by Mike
• Blogging and Money: Six Trends For 2007 by Trent
• Warmer but not Comfy: The Year Ahead in Global Warming and Energy Dependence, a Prognostication by Martin
• Habe ich meinen Deutschlehrer in den Selbstmord getrieben? by Jörg
• The Year of the Ebay Hustler – Go Nuts! by Mike
• Me in 2006 by Gary
• 3 for this Year, 3 for Next by Greg
• Are you planning on falling in love everyday, just like me? by Thaleia
• You don’t have to be a writer to be a Blogger! by Tim
• Yoyos and Peanuts by Sophie
• The Next Big Thing: Will it Be You? by John
• Arrie-gato by Meredyth
• 13 Events That You WILL Blog About in 2007 by Easton
• 2007 Not Everyone’s Year of the Dolphin by Heather
• When GPS goes bad!! by Coopz
• Top 10 list of “Don’ts” when parenting a Teen-Age Girl: Lessons from 2006 by northern girl
• 2006 – A Year Of Weight Loss by Darren
• Will 2007 Mark the End of Digg? by Kris
• 2006: My year in anime/manga goods by Danielle
• Top 10 Unexpected News Stories on the WWW in 2006 by Tom
• Maybe it’s too early in the game by NTE
• O Sapo em Revista by Sérgio
• Work Less, Live More by Katie
• Looking back, reikiblogger’s top 7 posts by TC
• You are Enough by Beth
• My Top 5s for ’05 (aka 55405) by Geoff
• Wait… Never! by Rob
• 2006 through the eyes of a Travel Blogger by Darren
• The strangeness of food history – a few foul anecdotes by Gillian
• Reflections and Forecasts of a Brand New Blog Network by Jon
• Be-attitudes For PR Students in 2007 by Kelli
• New Year Resolutions for 2007 by Yellow Pages
• I predict….. by Joh
• Prometo que 2007 será melhor (ou “estrogonoficamente cabriocário”…) by Maikel
• 2007 Already Happened by Expert Idiot
• 2006 School Review – Mixed ‘06 by Russ
• Public Speaking Disasters of 2006 by Charlie
• Prediction: 2007 will find us getting more frustrated as tech support continues to disappoint by Mary
• Der Crossgolf Jahresrückblick by enq1981
• Anime writers will rule Hollywood – My 2007 prediction by Icaterus
• Why Cameras Cell Phones Will Not Replace Digital Cameras In 2007 by Dominic
• Kickstart Your Blogging Business and Make Big Money: 7 Reality Checks by Andrew
• 10 Great Leadership Blunders of 2006 by George
• Why Cartoonists Will Rule the World in 2007 by Matt

The Prizes

• Dave Taylor from Ask Dave Taylor Tech Support and The Intuitive Life Business Blog is offering a copy of his book ‘Growing Your Business with Google‘ and $100 cash as his prize.
• Thrive Web Marketing are offering a medium level webhosting package for a year that includes 100MB of webspace, 4000MB data transfer a month and more (worth $240).
• DeveloperCube – a forum for web developers – is offering a $100 Amazon gift voucher.
• eMoms at Home is offering two free passes (worth $349 each) to a 12 week group coaching program that she’s running in January. The course (via phone) is about how to be more productive and build a business. Read more on it here.
• Poker on a Mac (a poker site for Mac users) is offering a 30gb video ipod to their winner.
• • 451 Press is offering one lucky winner a Nintendo Wii (worth $250). 451 Press is a blog network.
• bloglinkr is offering $100 cash or $500 in advertising credit on their service when they launch in the first quarter of 2007. bloglinkr is a new ad network exclusively for blogs and sounds like an interesting project to watch in the next few months.
• Rob Schaumer is offering a $100 gift card (of the winners choice) at GiftCertificates.com.
• The Blogging Times has offered $100 cash to their winner. Thanks to Minic for this prize.
• Information for Her Australia for Australian Women is offering $100 cash (via PayPal). This is a site for Australian women giving information on health issues, rural women, indigenous women and more.