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nancypearlwannabe.com/blog
Nancy Pearl Wannabe
Nancy Pearl Wannabe Home About Contact CYOB Reviews Books ?10 What I?m Reading Recent Comments Johan on Someone Call a DoctorDrafin on Someone Call a Doctorcourtney on I?m Really Good At Not Workingflurrious on I?m Really Good At Not WorkingRA on I?m Really Good At Not Working Archives August 2011 July 2011 June 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 October 2010 September 2010 August 2010 July 2010 June 2010 May
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jumbocortex.com/think
Think (about
About Contact Think (about) What you?re making is not that great. Yet. by mkedave on August 4, 2011 TweetAre you proud of your work? Are you ever 100% satisfied at the end of every project? Can it always be a little better? Well, yes ? because you?re not great yet. What makes you great is that you know your work has room for improvement. Work hard. Keep working hard. Check out this incredibly inspiring talk from the always-amazing Ira Glass: Ira Glass on Storytelling from David
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zachward.com/blog
Blog | ZACH WARD
Left Davis Square 16 hours ago. Now I'm back. (@ Davis Square w/ 2 others) http://t.co/bawFFK1 2 hrs agoFollow Zach on Twitter May31Why Improv? (6 years ago) Why Improv? Zach Ward (from micah philbrook) Over 6 years ago I was interviewed by Micah Philbrook (@pHinkasaurus) in Chicago and asked, ?Why Improv??. I just watched my clip and heard my answers for the first time yesterday. I had already moved back to my hometown in North Carolina so I could start working on DSI Comedy
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blog.vcu.edu/ercanfield
birds vs. squirrels
birds vs. squirrels This blog started out as a teaching blog for FI courses, but is becoming more of a personal/research blog. Students are still blogging and I won't change the categories so folks can still access the student blogs. But, for now, this will be more sporadic and will most likely focus on what I'm working on with my research and more arty pursuits. what's happening via twitter September 30, 2010 QUEER GIRLS AND POPULAR CULTURE QZAP livejournal links Tumblr tagged queer two girls