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These are some of the blogs I have come across that I really enjoy.
Updated on Mar 17, 09
Created on Feb 16, 09
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Jorin Cowley's List: Blogs I Like
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Feb 16, 09
Frustrated by the state of the world? Feeling powerless, but wish you could do something to help? There are numerous worthy non-profits, both in the United States and abroad, in need of energetic volunteers. Consider logging some hours with any of the fine organizations highlighted in our latest Transparency.
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Frustrated by the state of the world? Feeling powerless, but wish you could do something to help? There are numerous worthy non-profits, both in the United States and abroad, in need of energetic volunteers. Consider logging some hours with any of the fine organizations highlighted in our latest Transparency.
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Feb 16, 09
Zen Habits is one of the Top 100 blogs on the Internet, and covers: achieving goals, productivity, being organized, GTD, motivation, eliminating debt, saving, getting a flat stomach, eating healthy, simplifying, living frugal, parenting, happiness, and successfully implementing good habits.
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Feb 16, 09
Graphic designer from Northren Ireland specialising in logo design projects. Great website, tons of information about design, blogging, and branding.
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Feb 17, 09
My name is George Angus and I’d like to welcome you to my profile page. Feel free to spend a few minutes here reviewing my work and getting a feel for my style and voice. I enjoy what I do and though my style is conversational, I’d like to think my passion for writing flows as an undercurrent through all of my work.
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Feb 17, 09
Vincent Laforet is a New York based commercial and editorial photographer who is regularly commissioned to work on a variety of fine art, advertising, corporate and editorial projects. His approach to aerial photography has been singled out as one of the most unique and interpretive amongst photographers today.
At the age of 33, his work has been published in most major publications around the world and he has been sent on assignment by Vanity Fair, The New York Times Magazine, National Geographic, Sports Illustrated, Time, Newsweek, and Life Magazine. In 2006, Laforet modified his staff position at The New York Times to become The Times’ first national contract photographer. -
Feb 17, 09
PhotoShelter is the online storefront and archive for thousands of serious photographers worldwide.
The PhotoShelter Personal Archive provides state-of-the-art tools for image storage and protection, searchable galleries, slideshows, and ecommerce capabilities for instant online sales of prints and licenses. Photographers can create a professional PhotoShelter website in seconds using simple templates, or customize PhotoShelter to power their existing website. A true solution designed to make the business of photography easier to manage - Personal Archive offers security, global accessibility, and advanced marketing tools so photographers can make their images work harder for them. -
Feb 17, 09
On December 14th, after 2 long years, I quit my job as the Director of Photography at Men's Journal. Before that I was the Photography Editor at Outside Magazine for 5 1/2 years and before that I lived in Jackson Hole, Wyoming freelancing as a photo editor for two national startup magazines (outdoor related and now defunct), managed/assisted several local ski photographers and worked with a couple national ski film companies.
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Feb 17, 09
Cook To Bang originated out of The Chef’s passion for food that is rivaled only by his lust. Culinary adventures have taken him from Paris to Sydney to Rio to Mumbai to Hanois to Nairobi in search of new flavors (and positions). The Chef is a hedonist who enjoys excessive living and excessively good food.
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Feb 18, 09
PicoCool is a global community that's dedicated to uncovering the cool, whether that's in art, design, culture, architecture, fashion, or technology. Our community finds and shares tiny bytes and unique content from the world of peer media, social networks and subcultures. We discover upcoming designs, cool products, micro-trends, subcultures, artists, human experiences, innovations, philosophies, technologies, and more.
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Feb 20, 09
It all began back in 1998 when a friend of mine asked me if I could build him a website. Though I knew close to nothing about building websites, I said, “Sure,” and took the next few weeks to learn everything I could about website building.
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Feb 22, 09
Lee McIntyre went from overworked high school teacher to full time marketer in just 56 days.
He is the founder of Aim Higher Marketing where he shows others how to use honest marketing to build profitable Internet businesses in record time.
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