Who wants to be an Examiner? Attention all friends and neighbors!

http://www.examiner.com/Become_an_Examiner.html
or get here through any of my articles on Examiner (there's a link toward the bottom near the comments)

It's time again for Who Wants To Be An Examiner? Topics I've found that are available this time around that I thought some of you might like:

Liberal Topics Examiner (under Politics)

Math Geek Examiner (under Education and Schools)

Public Schools Examiner (under education and Schools)

Tarot Examiner (under Religions and Spirituality)

Folk Culture Examiner (under Society and Culture)

Telecommuting Examiner (under Careers and Workplace)

Cuban Food Examiner (under Food & Drink)

Cloth Diapering Examiner (under Family and Parenting)-- I'm looking at you, Jamie and Sarah

Dance Fitness Examiner (under Fitness and Weightloss)

Travel Photography Examiner (under Travel) -- someone get dad a reliable interwebs

Pizza Examiner (under Food and Drink)

Bakery Examiner (under Restaurants)

Lesbian Relationships Examiner (under Relationships)

Goth Culture Examiner (under Society and Culture)

Halo Examiner (under Games and hobbies)

Dirty Jobs Examiner (under Careers and Workplaces)

College Life Examiner (under Education and Schools)

Korean Food Examiner (under Food and Drink)

Shoes Examiner (under Style and Fashion)

Horse Examiner (under Pets)

Petfinder Examiner (under Pets)

Duct Tape Art Examiner (under Games and Hobbies)

Game Industry Examiner (under Games and hobbies)

Gadgets Examiner (under Gadgets and Tech)

Beading Examiner (under Home and Living)

Allergy Examiner (under Health)

Parkinsons Examiner (under Health)

Photography Examiner (under Recreation)

Dalai Lama Examiner (uner Religions and Spirituality)

Little Known Facts Examiner (under Neighborhoods)

Origami Examiner (under Games and Hobbies)

Green Culture Examiner (under Societies and Cultures)

Bicycle Transportation Examiner (under Transportation)


... and many more!


If you decide you want to try out, you'll need one sample article that can be your first article if you're accepted, and titles / ideas for three more. When you get to where it says Referred By in the application, make sure you put Samantha Holloway, Jacksonville TV Examiner, or the code x-11396 so I get credit for referring you!

And feel free to send this on to whoever you think can fill these roles well and indefinitely!

Thanks!
Me

PS: Some tips to help you get it:
- good grammar and spelling are very imporatant because there's no editor that will do it for you, and you have to show you can do it for yourself.
- it's supposed to be like a newspaper, so stay clear, explain ideas, avoid the 'I' pronoun, be general, and stick to the facts (if you go for a commentary or editorial one, start there, then extrapolate the way you would in a paper).
- sound as authoritative as you can without over doing it.
- you'll have to write at least three articles a week, but it doesn't matter when in each week-- pick a topic you can talk about for a long time before you run out of subject and have to go looking for new ideas (which makes it much slower and more tedious).