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It is summer in the city. Don’t just walk those streets, see them. Here Clay Enos, a photographer who has been around, as in shooting stills for “Watchmen,” demostrates how to talk to strangers, use…
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Yes, it is better to exercise.
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This is the future of investigative reporting. It is too expensive and important to leave to business.
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An emerging Investigative News Network | Investigative Reporting Workshop
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Charles Lewis tells of the Pocantico Declaration and the birth of an Investigative News Network. This is so perfect for my current work. I was just spelling out how good investigative journalism is so expensive, we can never charge enough for it, nor pay for it. I think a nonprofit network where people with passion for journalism and muckraking can flourish is exactly what is needed. Commercial enterprises, with a profit motive, aren’t big enough to sustain real good reporting.
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When you succeed with Free, you are going to die by Free « blog maverick
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Okay, the summer doldrums are moving in. Money is tight. What could be better than a bigger than life melodramatic performance with costumes, music by one the greatest composers (Handel), and some…
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From 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug 1, Open Streets will give friends and families the chance to enjoy the streets the way they want: biking, dancing, playing, walking and more! The free event combines last…
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By James Ginderske of Urban Coaster Lights out tonight… Trouble in the heartland Got a head on collision Smashing in my guts, man I’m caught in a crossfire That I don’t understand… “Badlands,” Bruce…
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Why Kindle will be Obsolete
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