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Category: Advice for Freelancers

Rules for life, maybe

Over the years, I’ve accumulated a list of advice from various people, ranging from college roommates to Dear Abby, and it’s all stuff I try to live by. Sometimes I do better than others. None of this is original; no sources are cited, but if you know of any definitive sources, let me know so… [Read More]

Fun posts from around the Blogathon

Last week, Blogathon participants were asked to do a round-up of interesting posts written by other participants. But who had time last weekend? So here’s mine, a week late. First, Denise Schipani took on the issue of kids’ artwork. She doesn’t save it, and I don’t blame her! Teri Van House Cettina combined two topics… [Read More]

Advertising, media, church, state

Journalism has long been a profession with strict ethics, one of the best known being the wall between editorial and advertising. I’ve had editors tell me outright that they could not use me because I’ve done a lot of corporate work, and I understand that. I’ve long thought that the effect of the Internet was… [Read More]

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Hedge Funds for Dummies, 2e
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Cover of Day Trading for Dummies

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