PAULA NEAL MOONEY

by Paula Neal Mooney I just caught this new Hillary Clinton Big Brother 1984 video that's causing a stir because it lists BarackObama.com at the end of the video. Did Barack Obama's camp really create the Hillary Clinton Big Brother 1984 video ? That's the question on a lot of lips. "Barack Obama should just say they didn't create the Hillary Clinton Big Brother 1984 video ," said the CNN reporter. I believe Barack Obama has responded about the video, but I can't remember what he said. Gee...now there's some fine reporting, huh? Anyway, I'm sure this Obama vs. Clinton video will be all over today's news anyway. The dog-fight is interesting to watch. I drove a long way to see Barack Obama when he came here recently, but didn't get in even though BarackObama.com emailed me a free ticket. Just as well, I'm praying he'll be back for a town-hall so he can address these charges in person. At least Barack seems to have an open heart abo...

by Paula Neal Mooney Back when I first delved into the world of blogging and online writing, I didn't even know folks made much -- if any -- money from it. Boy have times changed. The money is starting to roll in fast – the Lord delights in the prosperity of his servants! – and from so many different sources, I figured it was time to chronicle it all. So I tallied up everything I've earned so far thru my online activities to help me and my readers figure out what vehicles pay the best online. And I also included which ones pay the worst, others that rejected me -- and still others I'm just beginning to mine. These numbers represent what I earned from each venue since I signed up with them, all with varying start dates and levels of activity, from the most money to least. Going forward I will begin to track my earnings monthly, and update the list to let you all know the success or failure I've had with other money-making online vehicles, so make sure to subscribe to my...

by Paula Neal Mooney Those Wikipedia editors got the net in a tizzy this week when some wise guy reported that comedian Sinbad had died. As you can see from the below screenshot of Sinbad's current Wikipedia page , it has been locked down to prevent pranksters from spreading more death rumors about the funny "son of a preacher man." But I've spent a good deal of time this morning looking for Sinbad's original Wikipedia page screenshot that falsely reported his death in the first place. I'm sure some intrepid 12-year-old grabbed a screenshot of Sinbad's Wikipedia death page , just for giggles. Does anyone have it? Wikipedia is a great resource, but I always take it with a grain of salt and perform a lot of back-up research on what is reported therein because of stunts like this. Remember when the Wikipedians created a whole detailed page about Halle Berry's impending music CD that turned out to be a hoax ? Birthdays are sometimes wrong on Wikipedia. A...

by Paula Neal Mooney "Come away with me," he whispers. "Not now," I say. "Don't you see all these emails I need to answer?" "Let it be..." "Do you see all these readers I've gotten lately?" I huff. "I'm the one who gave them to you..." The Answer answers. Caught in the act... My lover has a hurt look in his eyes. I've been caught spending too much time with lesser loves. I make a fool of myself. I stray too far away. His pain gives me pain...the other lovers fail me. I run back to him, tears clouding my eyes as I struggle to make out the words and meaning behind his love letter to me. No more looking for love ... ...in all the wrong places. The free link love is over. Only the Green Llama and The SOHO Quest remain. So here goes: The layout of the "Offbeat News and Random Crap" of the Green Llama is all-at-once striking and unique. It's "bad bad Leroy Brown" author has even surpassed p...

by Paula Neal Mooney The YBP Guide led me to this Chicago Tribune article by Howard Witt titled "To some in Paris, [Texas] sinister past is back," about the plight of Shaquanda Cotton. As a 14-year-old, Shaquanda Cotton was sent to youth prison with violent offenders for a minor crime -- shoving a hall monitor. "In Texas, a white teenager burns down her family's home and receives probation," writes Witt. "A black one shoves a hall monitor and gets 7 years in prison. The state NAACP calls it `a signal to black folks.' " Read more about Shaquanda Cotton , and let's all act as the YBP Guide suggests. Let's swamp Texas Governor Rick Perry with emails and phone calls until justice is served! And let's peacefully inform Lamar County Judge Chuck Superville -- the judge who sentenced Shaquanda Cotton -- who had no prior record -- to seven years in prison, of our dissent: Honorable M.C. (Chuck) Superville, Jr., Judge Lamar County Courtho...