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I added mitchpowell.com to posterous
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This is my second post. I’ve added the ability to post this simultaneously to my mitchpowell.com blog.
I’ll now check to see if it really works. I used RexEveryhting’s user account on my blog.
Here’s another geometric pattern
GEOMETRIC PATTERN #2
Posted via email from Mitch’s posterous
It works! The only problem I see so far is that the attached image in the email needs to be less than the 460px allotment this particular theme allows for. I’ve edited this post and made it smaller.
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Black & Decker Accu Mark Level
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Shopping for the holidays just got easier since I found the Accu Mark level by Black and Decker at Amazon for the cheapest price I could find anywhere. I shopped around because I knew I wanted to give several people on my list this level. It’s got the Gecko Grip, making it easy to free your hands up to drive nails and make second measurements.
The review I found for the Accu Mark level confirmed my own comparison shopping. There’s no better place to do my online shopping than Amazon, and I even got Free Super Saver Shipping.
After I’d decided the special people on my Christmas list were going to be overjoyed to get this gift from me, I went over the top and ordered a few other indispensable tools by Black and Decker also. You can see the ones I got in a handy carousel at thei Accu Mark level review page.
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Animoto Short
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Jason Moffatt reminded me of an online application where you can put together a cool little 30-second short video for free. I had been there before. I forget where the first video I made went. It’s around here somewhere.
I slapped this little short together in no time. If I wanted to buy some credits and really do a number, I suppose I would think it out a lot better, and I would respect artist copyrights for the music too. This little snip from Joni Mitchell’s “Shine” is a favorite song of mine, and it’s so short, I don’t see anybody getting all litigious over it, so I’ll let it shine, so to speak.
Of course, this is a very boring 30-seconds, but click play anyway, and be prepared to be bored for, like, 30 whole seconds.
So… let your little light shine… and Merry Christmas, everybody!
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Become A Blogger Premium Membership Offer
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To people who want to create a successful blog but don’t know where to start…
Yaro Starak’s “Become A Blogger Premium Membership” is only $27 and then $27 per month for the next five months, and after that, you have lifetime access to everything inside. This offer is ending December 11th. After that time, the membership is still a bargain at $47 for six months with lifetime access after that.
Gideon Shalwick is answering questions in a live chat application right now. I’d suggest you go take a look immediately. Wouldn’t you rather pay a total of $162 as opposed to $282?
Become a Blogger Premium only teaches you what you need to know and leaves out what you don’t. Simple, easy to follow, and just what you need.
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New Free Newsletter with a Weird Name
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Armand Morin has just released his latest project, the newsletter to beat all newsletters, and it’s not going to cost you a thing to get it. He calls it, wait for it…, wait…
“Internet Marketing Newsletter.”
I know. Weird name, huh? No but it’s excellent, really. It’s only 34 pages, but there’s not an ounce of sales hype, and every article hit home with me; the advice from Jeanette Cates about reversing the flow, particularly. I guess I hadn’t really seen it that way before. Are you stuck in learning mode too? Don’t you know you have to govern that flow of information coming in, and start sending some of your own information out? The way she put it, you need to “…step out of the learning mode into the action mode. No one pays you to learn.”
I particularly enjoyed Mike Stewart’s nostalgic look at the early days of the internet and how live streaming finally came to be. He might be known as the “audio and video guy,” but you really have to include “make money online guy” in that moniker too.
Armand’s column at the end was inspiring. One of the key concepts that prevails throughout this premiere issue is an admonition to “take action.”
I’d highly recommend grabbing it if you need a little push in the right direction. You can’t go wrong with the advice of these experts, and it’s free; and it’s about a twenty-minute read. There are several invaluable links in there too. Go get it. Click on either image in this post.
Oh, I forgot to mention that he’s offering these timeless classics as well:
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