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You can follow me as @sciencebase on Twitter to keep up to date with my writing for various magazines and
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psmith, journalist ? About me
psmith, journalist Media, technology and journalism from a freelance writer in London Skip to content HomeAbout mePublished workAdvertise on this siteContact me About me I?m Patrick Smith and this is my site. I?m a 27 28-year-old freelance journalist based in London, specialising in the media industry. Among other things, I?m interested in the development of newspapers, magazines, mobile publishing and the evolution of journalism, as well as the financial and economic
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Lauren's Knitting
Lauren's Knitting Breaking the fast By Lauren Snell on September 10, 2008 12:47 PM | Permalink For about six months, I bought no yarn, no notions, no magazines or books. I could do this only because I knew that I'd be traveling to the Pacific Northwest and all its glorious yarn shops at the end of summer. First up was Village Yarn and Tea, near my cousin's house outside Seattle. I bought this wonderful Kauni (pronounced cow-knee, as I learned) and will probably make a few hats out of the two
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ZogsBlog Home About Photos Want It? Reading the Times the way we ?used? to? Posted by chad on February 15th, 2009 I read 99% of my news online. Newspapers and magazines from around the world are just a click away and I often feel that because I am reading online I find stories that I may have previously passed over. When talking to friends and family about their online news browsing habits I have learned that most still prefer the real paper. Being able to spread it out