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myintervals.com/blog
Project management and time tracking blog for web designers and small business :: the Intervals Blog by Pelago
The Intervals blog is a collection of useful tales and tips from Pelago about web design, web development, project management, time tracking, and things we have collectively learned as a small business
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wendy.thebaileys.name/blog
? on the Beach
? on the Beach wonders and reflections in God's presence Home Contact Me My Story Welcome All I Really Need to Know I Learned in New Covenant ? September 2nd, 2011 0 The following article was printed in the September/October issue of Connections, a publication of the Presbytery of New Covenant. As I prepare to leave Houston and head to New Jersey for my new call as Regional Presbyter of the presbyteries of Monmouth and New Brunswick, I am reminded of the many times I have said and
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be.net/MahmoudHamam
Mahmoud Hamam on the Behance Network
? Graphic Designer & Fine Artist. Working since 2006 as a professional freelance and contract graphic designer, Illustrator & fine artist.While working with many creative companies and individuals I have learned to be flexible to change, create with energy, intuition and a never-ending desire to visually stimulate. I thrive on the challenge to communicate with visual elements
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sqjw.me/web
Square Jaw Media | Digital Marketing Strategy and Techniques
Square Jaw Media is a marketing communication blog based in Raleigh, NC. Marketing communications best practices and lessons learned from 20 year marketing veteran. I blog about social media and how it is influencing marketing and communications. Also discuss PR, event planning, networking, professional development and many other topics
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intertext.com/lauren
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