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Going to the Chapel

Twenty Twos wrote 20 hours ago: “You’ve been busting your ass baby and I’m really thankful for it.” Soon-to- … more →

Tags: overheard in Northampton, Marriage, Overheard

Jimmy Winter from Omaha wins statewide business plan competition for entrepreneuers

Blogmaster wrote 1 day ago: Jimmy Winter, an Omaha native won the $50,000 prize for his company, RockDex, after a day of pitchin … more →

Tags: Funding, business plan competition, Nebraska, united states, Small Business, Business, Lincoln, Omaha, omaha, nebraska

The Murray Kids

bmjohnsonphoto wrote 2 days ago: Yikes it was cold (and snowing) last Sunday! – These four troopers battled the conditions well … more →

Tags: People, Capitol, Family, Lincoln, Nebraska, snow, winter, cold

What's in the Hay at Haymarket?

Twenty Twos wrote 2 days ago: Enter this place a sane person and you’ll walk out feeling like you’re quietly escaping … more →

Tags: get a grip, Coffee, Coffee shops, craigslist, Forbes Library, Gnocchi, Laptops, Macs, northampton ma

Shower3 comments

jonpsevers wrote 1 week ago: It is 4pm and upstairs there is a man having a shower at work. I went in for a piss and I heard the … more →

Tags: 4pm, Cleaning, Clothes, Imagination, Publishing, Shampoo, Shower, toilet, washing

Guest comment: From print to mobile - the publishing evolution

christianlouca wrote 2 weeks ago: Here is an article I wrote for Netimperative: Mobile just might be the salvation to publisher’s onli … more →

Tags: Digital Marketing, Display advertising, Industry News, Internet, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Applications, mobile internet, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Search

Another Belmore Park sitter

Neil wrote 2 weeks ago: If you are a regular here and wonder where the Christmas decorations went, I had some problems with … more →

Tags: summer light, multicultural Sydney, local parks and gardens, People, street shots

Eddy Avenue, Central Station3 comments

Neil wrote 2 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: summer light, local landmark, not ugly, People, street shots, Sydney City

The Dalai Lama is in town

Neil wrote 2 weeks ago: Which may explain this sighting in Belmore Park yesterday. See Dalai Lama Encouraged by Upcoming UN … more →

Tags: summer light, People

Enjoying Belmore Park -- Wednesday

Neil wrote 3 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: not ugly, local parks and gardens, People, Experiments, spring

Saturday fair, Belmore Park

Neil wrote 3 weeks ago: Someone’s enjoying the music. … more →

Tags: local parks and gardens, People, spring

The Christmas banners are up again!

Neil wrote 3 weeks ago: George Street, Haymarket … more →

Tags: street shots, Sydney City, spring

New Saturday fair in Belmore Park

Neil wrote 3 weeks ago: They have started having a Saturday fair in Belmore Park. Yesterday’s was a bit of a fizzer, but it … more →

Tags: local parks and gardens, People, spring

Town magazine - the complete set ?

magforum wrote 3 weeks ago: Chris Gregory has come up trumps with what appear to be the final two images to complete the set of … more →

Tags: collecting magazines, Design, Magazine Covers, men's magazines

The reader

Neil wrote 3 weeks ago: Belmore Park … more →

Tags: not ugly, local parks and gardens, People, spring

Heat

Neil wrote 4 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: multicultural Sydney, chinatown, People, street shots, spring

Mamak, Haymarket

debbii wrote 1 month ago: Every time I go pass Mamak, there’s this massive line of people waiting patiently for a seat t … more →

Tags: malaysian, sydney, Mamak

Media fails1 comment

privatefraser wrote 1 month ago: Media Week, publishers of the c.c. title that lies unread in hundreds of publishing offices around t … more →

Tags: b2b magazines, Closures, Media Week, revolution

Wagaya, Haymarket1 comment

debbii wrote 1 month ago: Dinner at Wagaya… again! A great place to bring a group of friends to share copious amounts of … more →

Tags: sydney, Japanese, wagaya


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