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Project Blog: Week Two

by Mark Jabo
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The hard sell.

The blogtestant entries are beginning to roll in, so that means it is time to vote for your favorite! The reader poll counts for 5 points in the overall score. First place gets 3 points, second place 2, and third place 1. Each judge also gets 5 points to distribute as they want, and the person with the overall highest score WINS! So, your votes could determine the winner this week and the blogger who gets immunity in next week’s competition.

In this week’;s challenge, blogtestants were asked to give us a post reflects on a previous post they’ve written.

The blogtestants:

1. Randi, Brad Pitt Watch: “A Blast from the Past for Project Blog”
2. Kate, Babylune: “Has Sex Really Left the City?”
3. Winnie, Watching The View: “Project Blog: Three Ways Rosie O’Donnell Changed The View”
4. Sally, Style Fix: “Because I Slacked on My Promise: A Total ANTM Recall”

5. Kara, Colorado Review: “Weather Update: We’ve Got Clouds
6. Jodie, Gossip on Sports: “Project Blog Week Two Challenge”
7. Cynthia, TV of the Absurd: “Supernatural Origins: Take Two”
8. Mark, Get Incensed: We’re Still Not Friends

Blogtestants are listed above by time of post and below by their previous week’s points. They have until Saturday at 8 AM to post! If you came here from one of their sites, I encourage you to check out the other entries before voting. You can vote once every 24 hours, and the polls officially close Tuesday at noon! Happy voting!

Which Blogger Wrote your Favorite Post This Week?
Kate
Jodie
Winnie
Sally
Kara
Mark
Cynthia
Randi

  
pollcode.com free polls

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AND DON’T FORGET: After you vote, leave a comment here telling everyone who you’re voting for and why (it can be anonymous). Use a valid email address, because leaving a comment will put you in the running to win an Cookbook! Check out that link for more ways to win the free prize of the week, and go to www.foodpast.com for more food history information!

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Don’t forget to vote and don’t forget to visit our sponsors for a chance to win one of these prizes from the Project Blog Sponsors:

Plus, if you vote in the poll and then leave a comment on the voting post, you could win an e-cookbook from Food History.

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