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33 Awesome Body Enhancement Photoshop Tutorials

tips4pc — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:11:18 +0000

Human body retouching – a collection of the 33 best Photoshop tutorials.

Free SEO Tools on the internet

tips4pc — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 06:28:23 +0000

I was browsing the internet when I happen to stumble upon this fantastic page rank tool. You just enter your url in and your keyword off you go… It will show where your page ranks for the particular keyword that you have entered in. Talk about wham bam thank you mam!!!!

I highly recommend this SEO tool!!

http://pimpmypagerank.com/tools/ranking/

Here is my other absolute favorite!! Type your URL or your competitors into this page and it will show all the backlinks to that URL.

http://www.domain-pop.com/

Add a network printer to your Windows home network

tips4pc — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 04:38:06 +0000

Now days the average household has more than one computer and share available resources over a home network. No-ones wants their house cluttered up with unnecessary office equipment, and this is exactly the reason why we need to use a network printer. For example if you have three computers on your home network you would only need one printer for them all. Windows XP and Vista allow you to use computer hardware that is connected to another computer on your Network. Here’s how to add a Network Printer.

There are a few settings to administer when installing a network printer, however once you have performed this sucessfully, you will realize how easy it is!

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A list of Sites that have NO NOFOLLOW

tips4pc — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:21:48 +0000

This is a new way of putting a link on a site, all works fine, however when it says to nofollow, the search engines ignore it. I have recently found a few sites to be doing this. They have all had a ranking of around 5. No wonder, because all the reciprocal links are now counted as one way backlink. Here is an example of a Nofollow attribute:

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Here is a list of sites that do not use the NOFOLLOW tag. This means when you leave a comment on them, it actually will be followed!!

This DoFollow Blog list is courtesy of Courtney Tuttle and was created originally by Coleen as the D-List.

SimpleRandomness
ArticleSnatchBlog
CoolStuff
CutieGadget
EricSocia
LcdLove
InternetProfitPlanning
Womlution
TheNextPost
MenstrualPoetry
WomanTribune
DaveDragon
DotSauce
Invesp
OnARidge
FatLadySingz
PixelHeadOnline
DarkSEOProgramming
SparkInternetMarketing
Revellian
DayJobNuker
Logon
JakobDK
Allscm
TriathlonTraining
YourWebsiteProfit
HowToWakeUpEarly
LondonerLife
LaughOutLoudDogs
RonaldoCamacho
BillHartzer
FootbagShop
NeoMeme
Marenda
SavingMoney
WomanStartYourBusinessNow
SunlightFlavor
TheBuffaloRiver.com
LifeSnippets.net
JoeBartender
OneMansGoal
MeloVillaReal
Web360
Jakeldaily
TallFreak
BaseballInvestor
TheDarkLightOfLove
LifeInTheRough
Sandossu
TheDailyFuzz
ErikKarey
BothMadAndGenius
ThreeSticks
RobertaFerguson
MarketingASolicitor
FruityOaty
PilotJohn
Mrgtp
RobNeville
NetMonetization
Salatti
LakeTrees
BowerBirdBeads
BloggersJourney
LosingProposition
EndangeredSpaces
SecretsOfUnlimitedProsperity
Amorphism
Health-HundredDayHeadstart
Jenny’sCorner
TheBrokenBow
TheDietDiary
Wealth Health Blog
JadeHat
Nice4Rice
Hem
News Notion
RealityWired.com
BrilliantCheers
Achille
OnTheWebEd
JonLee
ChrisHoyt
JulieAnnBonner
LinkItForMe
RamblingThoughtsBlog
BlogThatOutside
Tobsy
NOWG
CatchAFallingStar
SweetAgring
LayerCake
ErikSvend
PajamaProfessional

MyOpinionsAreImportant
RoadLessTravelled
Foximus
BetShopBoy
5xMom
Derek Semmler
Linguistics Zone
Zr5
SmartWealthyRich
How To Split An Atom
The Alternative Self-Employment Blog
A Politically Incorrect Entrepreneur
CrayonWriter
BlogRaters
TagsKitchen
TradeMacro
Mother’s Home
Brian Pratt
Best Real Income
3DayMom
A Writers Words, An Editors Eye
Aaron Roselo
Advertising for Success
And to Think
Andy Beard
Ang’s Chicken Coop
Are we there yet
Army Mom:New Jersey
Article Writer, The
Ask Jason
Ask Jason Business
Axplay
BenSpark, The
BenSpark 2: Electric Boogaloo
BiggerPockets
BlogAboutMoneyOnline
BloggingTips
Blogocola
Blogozine
BMonaco
BodyFitnessInfo
BrownSista

BuyMeBlog
Buzz Queen, The
By the Sea
CampingCoop.org
Candid Quips
Charmed and Dangerous
Colloquium
Comedy Plus
Community Building Blog
Curious Cat Science
Confessions of a Housewife
Confessions of an Everyday housewife
CoolAdzine for Marketers
Craftblog
Crafts 4 Dummies
David Dairey
Dont Fear the Truth
DorisGoShopping.com
Down Memory Lanes
Ecomm Tips
EMoneyMarketing
Endangered Spaces
Fibromyalgia Experiment, The
Finding Life\’s Enchantments
Flatwater Tech
Fools Wisdom
FootPrints On the Moon
Fuzzy Future
Jonlee
Jones PC
JOIN – Do Follow Bloggers **
Julies Journal
Just Not Martha
Kansha Shite
Knitting Fiend, The
Last Blogger
LeaveAmerica
Life in the Fast Lane
Life Is Risky
Life Learning Today
Life Of A School Bus Driver, The

Life Passion Travel & More
Life through eyes of Krissy
Lifecruiser
LittleAmerica.us
Live Life Organics & Your Health
Magical Rose Garden
Marketing Blagger
Master Cleanse
Midlife Musings
Mom is Nutz
MomReviews.net
Mothering Many
My Credit Group
My Dandelion Patch
My Home Recipe
My Muddled Mind
My Opinion Counts
My Thoughts, Ideas, and Ramblings
Nanashi-Inc.net
New Century Politics
No Average Mom
Odd Planet
On the Horizon
Open Road Biker
Patrick Says v2.0
Paula Mooney
PBriscoe.com
Pegs AZ Life
Pencil Thin
PimpMyPageRank
Pink Poison Store
Pond, The
Ramblings Of An Undisturbed Mind
Randa Clay Design
Raw Vegan Momma
Reasoner, The
Rotten Bananas
Sassy Southerner, The

Scribble On The Wall
Scuttlebutt Pipeline
Selena’s Travel and Culture
SelfHynosisProgram
Shopping Flavor
ShowMeHealthBiz
ShowMeMoneyBiz.com
Simple Kind Of Life
Simplify Every Obstacle
Skeets Stuff
Sophistishe.Org | Personal Blog
SQKIKs Simple Tech
Super Blogging
Sun-Flower Family, The
Table for Five
TeaScoop
TechieZone
Teenage Angst Regression
Texas RV Travel blog
Thermal
TimeForBlogging
Tricia\’s Musings
Utterly Geek
Wanders World
Web Files, The
WebStyle
Whatever I Feel Like
Wild & Crazy Ride
Winding Threads
Wired Kayaker, The
Women Mumbles
Work At Home Mom Revolution
Yoga Blog

Have fun leaving comments on all these sites..LOL

Adding your own .php script to WordPress

tips4pc — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 04:19:36 +0000

I am definately not an expert at .php or any other webpage script, however I came across this great site that has ready made scripts for you to use free. I have tried a few and thought they were great.

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/

Tips for Buying a new desktop computer in 2008

tips4pc — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:51:53 +0000

By Mitz

Free computer Help

When buying a new desktop computer, there is nothing worse than getting it home, and then realizing it is missing half the features that you intended to have. People often presume a new desktop computer will automatically have everything they need included, however this is not always the case.

Pentium 2.8 ghz processor or an equivalent in the AMD or Athlon range. This is how fast the computer will process your tasks. Some people will swear by a Pentium or others are die hard fans of AMD and Athlon. Either way 2.8ghz should be the minimum speed that you should look for in a new computer. This will allow you to use your computer for most applications without a problem. Emailing, browsing the internet, office work, homework, normal gaming and more. Of course, if you can afford it, I would go for a dual core or even quad core.

512mb ddr RAM (memory) It takes 256mb to run Windows XP, and it is always better to have a bit extra to run the other programs. Anything under 512mb ram would make your desktop computer too slow. Of course even more memory is better!!

80 gb hard drive This is not too big, but not too small. You don’t want to find yourself filling your hard drive up with data as it will slow your computer down. The more space the better. 80gb should allow you to store your music, emails, homework and work files, and store plenty of digital photos.

Now days a 20 or 40 gb hard drive isn’t sufficient as people are sending big files to you through just a simple email. Sometimes you may get 4 or 5 pictures in one email. Remember this is all stored on your computer, unless you delete it, and then delete it from the recycle bin.

DVD writeable drive If you get a DVD burner there will be no need for any other cd rom or cd-rw drive as the DVD-rw drive will do everything. It will read DVD’s and CD’s, copy and burn DVD’s and CD’s, and you can use it to backup your data. The price of a DVD burner is well under $50 now, so there is no point getting anything less.

LCD Flat screen monitor Most new computers come with an LCD monitor as the old CRT monitors are not available any longer. A 17″ is the average size that allows you top see the screen clearly, and of course bigger is better. Any new LCD monitor is fine as long as it is compatible with your computer.

USB Ports Don’t forget the USB ports. Find out how many you need. If you have a USB mouse or keyboard, remember that this will take two USB spaces. I also like to plug an external hard drive in, a flash USB stick, and my digital camera. Having a USB at the front of your computer case is also handy and seems to be an included feature of new desktop computers.

A graphics card This is a great feature as it will save your computers recourses. Your computer will run faster with a separate graphics card installed be the computer will not be controlling the images. This is particularly useful for someone that likes to play games. The bigger the game, the better your graphics card should be. Having an onboard graphics card that is integrated into your motherboard is fine office and homework applications. If you get Windows Vista you have to have a graphics card to get the cool effects that come with it.

A sound card An onboard sound card is fine, unless you want to turn your computer into a music stereo. I have had on board 5.1 channel sound and used sub woofer speakers and the sound nearly blasted me out of the room. Ordinary computer speakers would not do that.

Windows XP or Windows Vista Operating System When buying a computer and you have Windows installed, make sure you have a COA sticker on the side of your computer and the original Windows CD that comes with it. The COA (certificate of authenticity) makes your copy of Windows legal and you will need to see this number if you ever have to format your computer. You will need a copy of the cd when you format your computer. Some computer sales places do not provide the customer with a Windows CD.

Keyboard and Mouse If your computer comes with the average keyboard and mouse, that will be fine and will work well. Just make sure the mouse is optical with the little red light underneath. It would be even better if it were all wireless though.. The less cords, the better.

Computer Warranty Make sure you get a warranty with your computer because most new computers have problems within their first year.. So it would be safer to at least get a two year warranty. I have seen so many people’s computers break down just after the one year warranty had run out.

Price To get all of the included items here it could cost anywhere from $1,000 and up. Be aware that there are cheaper computers, but their specifications are listed in different ways in order to confuse the consumer.

Extra Tips to consider when buying a new computer

Buy a complete system package because it always works out cheaper.
Make sure it includes a Windows operating system with a COA and an original disk.
Make sure it has an antivirus program included.
Don’t forget power cords.
Get your receipt and store it in a safe place.
Get all driver CD’s for every device that is installed. For example the motherboard and graphics card.
Ask about their after sales service, and what the process is?
Make sure the new desktop computer has various ways to connect to the internet. A Ethernet port to connect a router or a modem.

Choosing the right desktop to buy can be a daunting task if you don’t know what you are talking about. What does all that computer jargon mean anyway? Hard drive, processor, ram, memory, hardware, software. Here is a definition of the most common computer terms. It is best to arm yourself with a bit of research and knowledge about the product before you commit to buy.

Notes:

Transferring digital video .If you want to edit digital video you will need a firewire card to transfer your digital video to your computer.
Gaming machine You will need a good graphics card to be able to play big games without any hiccups.
Building Webpage’s and uploading files. You will need a fast broadband connection and webpage building software. Get some more Free Computer Help

About the Author

Mitz Pantic wrote this article and others for tips4pc.com Browse for more articles that are written in an easy to understand interface and get FREE computer help.

This article is free to re-produce providing that the author’s bio is included and the website links are still clickable…

All about the Windows XP Control panel

tips4pc — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 05:28:13 +0000

By Mitz

Free Computer Help

The Windows control panel is the main area where you can access most of the main settings for your computer. To get to the control panel, go to the start menu and it will be listed there. Click on the screenshot to see the Windows control panel in classic view.

Here is a brief summary of the most used control panel features.

Accessibility Options The accessibility options are in the Windows Control panel to help people with disabilities use the computer. There are some simple settings that you can change to make your computer using experience more pleasant. See more about Accessibility Options

Add Hardware The use for this has actually lowered as Windows now automatically finds the hardware that you install. The automatic add hardware wizard comes up and helps you install your hardware. I would be worried if you had a chance to get to the control panel and press on this, because this means Windows did not find your hardware automatically.

Add or Remove Programs New computer users commonly seem to think that to uninstall a program, you simply dump it in the recycle bin. Well this only gets rid of the desktop shortcut, not the actual program. Even if you go into Program files to the folder where the program is and delete that, there will always be more files scattered in other places. To Add or remove programs on your computer you must go to Add or Remove programs.

Administration Tools The Administration tools are not to be played with. It contains some in depth settings that are not for the average user. Changing settings in here can cause your computer to stop working. You can turn on or off Windows services, Check your system performance, Set names to hard drives in computer management, and check on shared folders. As I said, it is not a place to experiment or try things out.

Automatic Updates You can set Automatic updates to download automatically, or ask you before they are downloaded, or even turn them off completely. I think it is be to be notified when they are ready to be downloaded and installed as sometimes they interfere with what you are doing at the time. Also after they have been installed, Windows will then basically nag you until you restart the computer. Here’s how to find Automatic updates.

Date and Time If you click on this icon you can change your date and time, time zone settings, and synchronise your computer time with the internet. You can also double click on the time in the right corner to bring up the same date and time properties.

Display Here you can change the display properties. You can change your desktop wallpaper, screensaver, Windows theme, and your screen resolution. You can also get there by right clicking on the desktop and choosing properties. Here’s how to change your screen resolution.

Folder Options Folder options in Windows Control Panel has some very important folder and file settings here. You can change so many settings here. One example is that you can add or remove the menu options that come up when you open windows explorer to view your folders. You can also go to the view tab to show or hide hidden files. Here’s how to show hidden files.

Fonts This is where all the font files are kept. Any font that is in here will show up in your writing programs for you to use. You can install more fonts into this folder.

Internet Options Internet options is very handy for changing settings that have to do with surfing the internet and internet explorer. You can set security and privacy measures that can make your computer safe when browsing the net. You can also change the homepage, add websites to the trusted zone, delete cookies, delete cache files, set automatic filters for bad content, and even set auto complete forms here.

Network Connections Opening the Network Connections control panel will show you icons for the different network connections on your PC. You will find your internet connection, Wireless connection, Bluetooth, and firewire here. If you right click on any of these icons, you can choose properties from the menu. Here you can change settings, however be careful as you may loose your internet connection if you do not know what you are doing.

Network Setup Wizard When you have just setup your network you should run this network setup wizard. This will easily put all your computers on the same wavelength.

Phone and Modem You will need this if you use a fax in conjunction with a computer. You will also need to go here if you are on dialup internet. Your settings will be here.

Power Options This may vary from computer to computer, depending on whether you have a laptop or a desktop. This allows you to set a time when a screensaver kicks in or when your computer should hibernate, because it has been left on and not being used.

Printers and Faxes You can go here and see what printers are installed. You can right click on it and choose to pause printing or choose properties to see the printers details.

Scanners and Cameras When you connect your camera to your computer, it will show up in here when you open it. Here is how to find the scanner and camera wizard.

Scheduled Tasks You can set tasks for the computer to perform at certain times. This is great for performing system checks when no one is using the computer.

Security Center The Windows Security center has The main security settings like the firewall, the automatic updates, and virus protection. Here you can turn the firewall on or off, change settings for automatic updates, and choose to enable windows virus alerts.

Sounds and Audio Devices You will probably have a sound problem sooner or later and here is where you can check the settings.

System When you press on here you get the system properties box. Here are some other ways to find the system properties box. This is by far the most important part of the control panel. You can see what speed your computer is, how much memory it has , and under the hardware tab, see devices that are connected to the computer.

System Taskbar and Start Menu You can customise your taskbar and start menu here. There are some great little tricks to use that really do make life easier. One of my favourite ones is to hide the taskbar, therefore letting you see more of your screen. Another great one is to organise your start menu the way you would like it. More about how to customise your taskbar and start menu.

User Accounts Here you can delete, create a new user, change passwords, set administration rights, and change your picture for your name. If you are not signed in as an administrator, Windows will not let you change some settings.

The following are some common Control Panel Applets.

They are located in the \windows\system32 directory. If you can’t find the control panel go to the startmenu>run>then type control panel. Every computer user will use these Windows utilities often.
If you find yourself using any of these frequently, then you can simply make shortcuts to them on your desktop. Just go to control panel and right click on which one you want and choose shortcut.

You can also type these into the run window. (startmenu>run>then type XXXX)

Add/Remove Programs	appwiz.cpl	Click on this icon to add and remove programs safely.
Display Properties	desk.cpl	This is where you can change your desktop resolution and wallpaper.
Firewall Settings	firewall.cpl	This shows you whether the windows firewall is on or off.
Internet Options	inetcpl.cpl	You can change internet settings here.
Sound and Audio	mmsys.cpl	Adjust volume and settings.
Network Connections	ncpa.cpl	You can view your network connections and change various settings.
User Accounts	nusrmgr.cpl	Create, change, and delete user accounts.
Power Options	powercfg.cpl
System Properties	sysdm.cpl	Change settings like system restore, and view your computer specs.
Security Center	wscui.cpl	You should check here to make sure your computer is protected from harmful viruses.
Automatic Updates Configuration	wuaucpl.cpl	Turn automatic updates on or off and schedule downloads.

About the Author

Mitz Pantic wrote this article and others for tips4pc.com Browse for more articles that are written in an easy to understand interface and get FREE computer help.

This article is free to re-produce providing that the author’s bio is included and the website links are still clickable…

Directories to put a link that don’t need a reciprocal link and have PR

tips4pc — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 02:03:38 +0000

Hello everyone… Want to sky rocket your google page rank..well start getting your links out there!!

http://onebestlink.com/
http://www.tsection.com/
http://www.indexrated.com
http://www.sc2.info/
http://www.forumwebdirectory.com/
http://www.theseoking.com/
http://www.stpt.com/?L=submit_form
http://www.jayde.com/
http://www.exactseek.com/
http://www.amray.com/
http://www.anybrowser.com/directory/
http://www.greatnexus.com/directory/
http://www.illumirate.com/
http://www.mavicanet.com/
http://www.searchtheweb.com/
http://www.tekguide.net/
http://www.turnpike.net/
http://www.webworldindex.com/
http://www.wowdirectory.com/
http://www.americasbest.com/
http://www.skaffe.com/
http://www.bocat.com/
http://www.b2btoday.com/
http://www.localpin.com/
http://www.patient.co.uk/
http://www.onlinemarts.com/
http://www.businessseek.biz/
http://www.indiabook.com/
http://www.thisisouryear.com/
http://www.clearleadinc.com/
http://www.webmasterschannel.com/
http://www.familyfriendlysites.com/
http://www.linkopedia.com/
http://www.chiff.com/
http://www.psychnet-uk.com/
http://www.searchturtle.com/
http://www.anthonyparsons.com/
http://www.clickey.com/
http://www.sitesnoop.com/
http://www.proudlycanadian.net/
http://www.agada.info/web-directory/index.php
http://www.outdoormaniacs.com/
http://www.allthewebsites.org/
http://www.anybrowser.com/search/search.pl
http://www.blueuniverse.co.uk/dir/
http://www.consultant-directory.com/
http://www.dc2net.com/
http://www.emfind.com/
http://josh.nu/
http://www.itzalist.com/
http://www.netaddition.com/links/
http://www.pharos-search.com/
http://www.ruhim.com/
http://www.search-the-world.com/
http://www.smartlinks.org/
http://www.yeandi.com/
http://www.zeezo.com/
http://www.onemission.com/d.pl
http://triceron.com/
http://www.01webdirectory.com/
http://www.smallerbizz.com/
http://www.massivelinks.com/
http://www.web-beacon.com/
http://www.websquash.com/search/index.html
http://hoppa.com/
http://www.allestra.com/
http://www.bestcatalog.net/
http://www.cyberwebsearch.com/
http://www.link-pimp.com/
http://www.bontonic.com/
http://www.goongee.com/
http://www.cluboo.com/
http://www.cantufind.com/
http://www.gotthatonline.com/
http://www.dukersearch.com/
http://www.sportsearcher.com/
http://www.onemission.com/
http://www.seosites.com/
http://www.webs-best-directory.com/
http://www.allfreethings.com/
http://www.searchave.com/
http://www.shophomebased.com/
http://www.splendes.com/
http://search.stopat.com/StopAt/
http://www.universalbusinessdirectory.com/
http://www.vxbox.com/
http://www.web-hounds.com/
http://www.haabaa.com/
http://www.ebusinesszoom.com/linker/
http://www.favouritelink.com/
http://www.linklister.net/
http://www.rccomputer.net/ffa-links/
http://www.sedsearch.com/
http://www.findhound.com/
http://www.aeiwi.com/
http://asia.asiafunclub.com/
http://beaconflash.com/inlink/index.php
http://www.infowebworld.com/
http://www.orbitor.net/
http://www.sumwd.com/
http://www.toptentshirts.com/directory/
http://www.enterweb.org/
http://add.yahoo.com/fast/add
http://www.clasione.com
http://www.searchennetworks.com
http://www.buy-modern-art.co.uk
http://dir.portprophecy.com
http://www.xtlinks.com
http://www.iglut.com/
http://www.add-url.googlepageranking
http://uraltek.com/

A list of Social bookmarking sites to submit your site

tips4pc — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 02:01:41 +0000

This list is from one of the best forums on the net http://www.searchen.com/forum

DontGoThere http://www.dontgothere.biz
30 Day Tags http://www.30daytags.com/fresh
Adoppt http://adoppt.com
Ambedo http://www.ambedo.com
All my Favorites http://www.allmyfavorites.net
Article Tag http://articletag.com/index.php
Backflip http://www.backflip.com/login.ihtml
Bean Rocket http://www.beanrocket.com
BibSonomy http://www.30daytags.com/fresh
Blabb http://www.blabb.com/user/blabb.php
Blauerbote http://bookmarks.blauerbote.com
BlinkBits http://www.blinkbits.com
BlinkList http://www.blinklist.com
BlogHop http://www.bloghop.com
BlogLot http://www.bloglot.com
Blogmarks http://www.blogmarks.net
BlogMemes http://www.blogmemes.net
BlogPulse http://www.blogpulse.com
Blue Dot http://bluedot.us/friends/dots
BmAccess http://www.bmaccess.net/
Bookkit http://www.bookkit.com
Bookmark Manager http://www.bookmark-manager.com
BookmarkTracker http://www.bookmarktracker.com
Browsr http://www.browsr.com
BuddyMarks http://buddymarks.com
ButterFly http://www.butterflyproject.nl
Chipmark https://www.chipmark.com
CiteULike http://www.citeulike.org
ClipClip http://www.clipclip.org
Clipfire http://www.clipfire.com
Clipmarks http://www.clipmarks.com
Cluebacca http://www.cluebacca.com
Collect Favorites http://www.collectfavorites.com
Complore http://www.complore.com
Connectedy http://www.connectedy.com
Connotea http://www.connectedy.com
CrispyNews http://www.crispynews.com/global
De.lirio.us http://www.de.lirio.us
Del.icio.us http://del.icio.us
Digg http://www.digg.com
Diigo http://www.diigo.com
DinnerBuzz http://www.dinnerbuzz.com
Dog Ear http://www.eigology.com/dogear
DoHat http://dohat.com/dohathome3.html
Eggkeg http://www.eggkeg.com
Esnips http://www.esnips.com/signin/index.jsp
Fantacular http://www.fantacular.com
Fark http://www.fark.com
Fat Red Fish http://www.fatredfish.com
Favmark http://www.favmark.com
Favoor http://www.favoor.com
Feed Me Links http://feedmelinks.com/portalc
FeedAlley http://www.feedalley.com
Feedmarker http://www.feedmarker.com
Filangy http://www.filangy.com/index.jsp
Flip Skipper http://www.flipskipper.com
Forums of India http://www.forumsofindia.com
rassle http://frassle.net
Fungow http://www.fungow.com
Furl http://www.furl.net
Gather http://www.gather.com
GetBoo http://www.getboo.com
Gibeo http://www.gibeo.net
Give a Link http://www.Givealink.org
Gnafi http://gnafi.com
GoKoDo http://mybookmark.gokodo.com
Google Notebook http://www.google.com/notebook
Gravee http://www.gravee.com
GUIcookies http://www.guicookies.com
Hanzo http://www.hanzoweb.com
Hot Links http://dev.upian.com/hotlinks
i89.us http://www.i89.us
IceRocket http://www.icerocket.com
IgoobToob http://www.goobtoob.com
igooi http://www.igooi.com
IKeepBookmarks http://ww2.ikeepbookmarks.com
Indiagram http://indiagram.com/index.php
Indiamarks http://www.indiamarks.com
Jet Eye http://www.jeteye.com
Jots http://www.jots.com
Kaboodle http://www.kaboodle.com
Kinja http://kinja.com
Kuro5hin http://www.kuro5hin.org
Library Thing http://www.librarything.com
Lifelogger http://www.lifelogger.com
Lilisto http://www.lilisto.com
LinkaGoGo http://www.linkagogo.com/go/Home
Linkarena http://www.linkarena.com
Linkatopia http://linkatopia.com
Linkfilter http://linkfilter.net
Lnkroll http://www.linkroll.com
Listible http://www.listible.com
ListMixer http://listmixer.com
Look This Up http://www.lookupthis.com/online/signin.asp
Lookmarks http://www.lookmarks.com
Ma.gnolia https://ma.gnolia.com
Maple http://maple.nu
Markaboo http://www.markaboo.com
Mecanbe http://www.mecanbe.com/temp/default.aspx
Meme-stream http://www.meme-stream.com
Menéame http://meneame.net
Millions Of Games http://www.millionsofgames.com
Mind Deposit http://www.minddeposit.com
MotorKen http://motor.crispynews.com
My Bookmark Manager http://www.mybookmarkmanager.com
myHq http://www.myhq.com
MyLinkVault http://www.mylinkvault.com
MyPIP http://www.mypip.com/home/
MyProgs http://myprogs.net
My Stickies http://www.mystickies.com
myVmarks http://www.myvmarks.com
Netvouz http://www.netvouz.com
Newsvine http://www.newsvine.com
Nextaris http://www.nextaris.com
NowPublic http://www.nowpublic.com
Only Wire http://www.onlywire.com
OpenBM http://www.openbm.de
Oyax http://www.oyax.com
PennTags http://tags.library.upenn.edu
People Feeds http://www.peoplefeeds.com
Pligg http://www.pligg.com
Plum http://www.peoplefeeds.com
Portachi http://www.portachi.com
RawSugar http://www.rawsugar.com/index.faces
Reddit http://www.reddit.com
Rojo http://www.rojo.com
Rollyo http://www.rollyo.com
Rrove.com http://www.rrove.com/home
Sa.bros.us http://www.stanmx.com/sabrosus/
Say Something- Everything! http://say.something-everything.com/
Scuttle http://scuttle.org
Searchles http://www.searchles.com
Shadows http://www.shadows.com
Shoppers Base http://www.shoppersbase.com
Shoutwire http://www.shoutwire.com
Simpy http://www.simpy.com
Sitejot http://www.sitejot.com
SiteTagger http://www.sitetagger.com
Smarking http://www.smarking.com
Social Bookmarking http://socialbookmarking.org
Spurl http://www.spurl.net
Squidoo http://www.squidoo.com
StumbleUpon http://www.stumbleupon.com
StyleFeeder http://www.stylefeeder.com
Stylehive http://www.stylehive.com
Suckingfish http://suckingfish.com/welcome.do
supr.c.ilio.us http://supr.c.ilio.us
ncone http://www.syncone.net
Tag A Niche http://www.taganiche.com
Tab Marks http://www.tabmarks.com
TagHop http://www.taghop.com
Tagsy http://tagsy.com
TailRank http://www.tailrank.com
echnorati http://www.technorati.com
Ticklr http://www.ticklr.net
Unalog http://unalog.com
Urlex http://www.urlex.info
Wists http://www.wists.com
WURLdBook http://www.wurldbook.com/info/
Yahoo My Web 2.0 http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com
Yoonoo http://www.yoono.com
Xilinus http://my.xilinus.com
Yummy! Social PDF Library http://yummy.printfu.org

And here’s a few that have removed the nofollow tag

Social Bookmarking Sites Which Don’t Use NoFollow

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A list of Blog directories to submit your link to

tips4pc — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 01:55:04 +0000

You can submit your blog into these directories to get backlinks for your website, or you can get someone else to do that and more for $50USD. Got to this site to get the job done for you. http://www.rssfeedsubmission.com/index.html

http://directory.autismlina.com/
http://www.biggerblogger.com/
http://blogannounce.info/

http://www.blog-directory.org/index.php
http://blog.hotornot.com/
http://www.blogpoint.com/
http://www.blogratingz.com/index.jsp
http://www.blogtoplist.com/
http://www.blogdir.co.uk/
http://www.blogdust.com/blog-directory/
http://www.blogroll.net/
http://www.blogs-collection.com/
http://www.blogsrating.com/
http://directory.blogthat.net/
http://browseblogs.com/
http://www.delightfulblogs.com/
http://www.kookkoo.com/
http://www.quickblogdirectory.com/
http://www.search4blog.com/
http://www.thevital.net/
http://blogs.tomstopsites.com
http://wutzle.com/
http://www.technorati.com/
http://www.bloglines.com/
http://www.blogstreet.com/
http://www.blogwise.com/
http://boingboing.net/
http://www.globeofblogs.com/
http://www.truthlaidbear.com/
http://memigo.com/