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A Little Background
A few years ago, I read with interest the obituary of Bob Hope, one of the 20th Century’s legendary American entertainers.  It was in the obituary section of The New York Times newspaper and you can read online here.  
Bob Hope’s obituary was well written, reflecting a tremendous amount of research, covering his [...]

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Can you, my loyal reader, indulge me and see if you think this list is helpful? Whether it is or not, would you let me know? Feel free to leave a comment. Thanks in advance!
1,019 Things You Wished You Knew About Your…
Business, Money and Finance:

401(k) Provider
Accountant
Auto-Insurer
Banker
Broker
CFO (Chief Financial Officer)
Credit Card [...]

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Two Awesome Blogging/Freelancing Resources

by Philip on April 19, 2007

When I started I Help You Blog, I knew that blogging was a collaborative medium and something that would enable people from around the world to share ideas.  What I didn’t expect was to actually be able to connect with some many helpful and friendly people, all of whom are willing to help and share [...]

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Great posts are hard to do consistently on a day-to-day basis. Probloggers really have to work at it. I thought about all the different ways and angles a blogger can approach choosing posting topics. Here are 101 different ideas that I think are great to stimulate your mind and jumpstart your blogging.

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A Blogger Is A Journalist

by Philip on March 3, 2007

You have a blog. You consider yourself a blogger–heck, a “pro-” blogger even. Do you consider yourself a journalist?

I like this definition of “journalist” from Wikipedia: “A journalist is a person who practices journalism, the gathering and dissemination of information about current events, trends, issues and people.”

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