Every issue will feature members of our network who have contributed, in some way, to the Celtic

community. This month our featured members are:

Courtney Davis - a well-known and widely published Celtic artist. His artistic work covers an

impressively broad range and he has a deep affinity for the rich symbolism of the Celtic Pagan

and Christian artistic traditions,

Jen Delyth - is a Welsh artist, illustrator and designer. She also writes about topics such as

Celtic art, symbol and myth.

Marc Gunn - is an accomplished professional performer, songwriter, and producer who brings a

powerful and expressive voice to Celtic music. Gunn has 12 solo albums to his credit to date.

Cherrie Ann Button - is a Celtic inspired artist working on developing her own style and

networking with like minded souls, while getting her artwork known. .

Mike Domeck - has his own site on Celtic Culture and has done a lot of research on his own

family ancestry. He has found that, like most Americans, his family tree has a diverse

background including Irish, Scottish, German, Greek and English.

Rick Campbell - In 2006 he started his own company focusing on web & database development

for small business. He splits his time between this and his twin loves of Celtic art and music

composition.

These members have, in their own individual way, sparked interest with their works, brought us

together as a culture and have left a mark that will likely be recorded in history. If you would like to be

featured in upcoming months there is more information about this under the More tab, Get featured .

Help our site grow by inviting your friends! This is easy to do. Simply click on the “Invite” tab at the

top of every page. You can import your address book if you use any of the following emails: Yahoo,

Hotmail, Gmail or AOL Mail. Otherwise, you will have do this manually through your email service.

You can make our site more visible by making use of the Network Badges. The Network Badge is

found near the middle or the bottom right of each page, depending on which page you are on. If you

are unsure of how to use the Badge please request a tutorial under the MORE tab (tips and tricks).

You can also make use of the links to “Digg” and “Stumble Upon” which are located near the bottom

or middle right of each page, depending on which page you are on. They are found under the subheading:

“Help Others Find Us!”

This is your network and we sincerely hope that you will help make it more enjoyable by inviting and

referring others to our site!

Network Store

The Network Store is up and running! The pages are currently under construction and new items are

being added daily. If you would like your products featured there, please contact us. Currently we

have a collection of Celtic Games that are based on historical and cultural artifacts. We also carry

We have recently added the convenience of Chat on every page of our site. This feature is located on

the upper right of every page. Now you can see which members are currently online by viewing their

photos under the Online heading…and you can browse while you chat! You can also carry on a Private

Chat by clicking the photo of the person you would like to chat with.

We have received positive input from those who have already taken advantage of this new feature. It

does, however, cause a slightly slower loading time so thank you for your patience.

This is a great way to build relationships and promote you. It’s also an easy way to ask questions and

get answers quickly. Check it out!

This is a new group where you can discuss how to use our site to build customer relations and repeat

business. This is a private group. Our group requires that our network badge is placed on the home

page, or links/resources page of your site, before membership will be granted.

The network badge can be found on the right-hand side of any page on this site. It is usually toward the

bottom of the page. Simply click on the "get more badges" link and it will take you to a page where you

can get the code as well as customize it to fit the theme of your site. If you have any questions please

feel free to contact us.

Celtic Symbol Meanings

This group holds the most members and has the most activity. It's a great idea for a group and we can

see how it could grow quickly. Symbol meanings of the Celts are a great topic and well worth looking

into.

This Network seems to be an overwhelming success. Thank You for all of your kind words and

encouragement! Our goal here is to bring together all the various facets of our culture to one place. We

hope that here you will enjoy sharing your knowledge as well as be able to learn from others.

Remember to invite your friends and spread the word about the Celtic Friends Network

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