Every week, we see more and more fantastic blog posts on our Blogs page. Here are links to some of the top blogs from last week:

• In "The New Influencers: Bloggers and Social Media Producers," Dan Janal shares highlights from Blogworld.
• Kinsey Schofield's "How to Get Your Favorite Celebrity's Attention via Twitter" takes a humorous look at how you can get your favorite actor, musician or political figure to tweet you back.
• In "The Death (& Rebirth) of the Press Release," Sarah Skerik and Ken Dowell explore the question of whether or not the press release is dead.
• David H. Deans' "Transmedia Storytelling in Action" takes a look at how to connect related multimedia content assets into one concerted commercial narrative.
• In "Anchorless News. What???" Evelyn Tipacti shares her thoughts on anchorless newscasts – and television journalism in general.

What were some of your favorite blog posts from last week?

Every so often, we’ll see a tweet referencing a query someone found particularly humorous. Because we here in the editorial group see all the queries before they go out, we can often predict which queries will be deemed "tweet-worthy."

So, I thought it would be fun to list some of my favorite ProfNet queries from this past week*:

• Fragrances Named After Cities. Eau de Trenton, anyone?
• Dirty Politics. In other words, politics.
• Women with Period Problems. In other words, women.
• Making Your Wife/Girlfriend a Football Fan. Step 1: Remove credit card from wallet…
• What Frightens Business Owners. That’s a loaded question.
• Signage in Another Language. Does that include signs selling “egg’s” and “shrmip”?
• Do People Resemble Their Pets? I hope so. Mine is adorable!
• Kanye West’s Diamond Teeth. Nothing more needs to be said.
• National Nut Day. And squirrels all across America rejoice.
• What to Do with Leftover Acorns, Nuts from Your Yard. And squirrels all across America shed a tear.

* Publication names have been omitted to protect the innocent.

What were some of your favorite ProfNet queries from this week? Any tweet-worthy queries I missed?

The PRSA|GA Annual Conference Committee is now accepting presentation submissions for the 2011 PRSA|GA Annual Conference, being held May 4, 2011, at the Georgia Tech Research Institute Conference Center in Atlanta.

PRSA|GA is looking for experienced presenters who can motivate and energize 150 PR professionals of all levels on the latest tools, techniques and trends in a variety of areas, such as:

• Social media
• Crisis communications
• Presentation skills
• Communication leadership/management
• Employee communication
• Strategy and counsel
• Change management
• Media relations
• Measurement and evaluation
• Corporate social responsibility
• Integrated marketing communications
• Writing

Presentation submissions are being accepted now until Friday, Oct. 8, 2010.

For more: www.surveymonkey.com/s/SLJS5RG