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rickardlindberg.me | ||
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www.sunilshenoy.com
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| | | | | I've been building something. And that's all I've wanted to do over the last few weeks. It's a project that has lived quietly in the back of my mind for years, one of those ideas that keeps resurfacing no matter how many times I've tried tried to put it away. Last month, it finally felt like the right time to commit to it. Letting go of other projects wasn't easy; I enjoyed working on them. | |
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therealadam.com
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| | | | | The web (and blogs) are free to be weird! Experiment on structure. Don't feel constrained or normalized by the forces of engagement, algorithms, or profitability. Do your own thing. A personal website brings flexibility for presentation. Today, you may create a chronological blog; tomorrow, you can revamp the whole website and turn it into a carefully curated knowledge garden. Today, you can design a static website (like this one); tomorrow, you can evolve it to an interactive experience. | |
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frankmcpherson.blog
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| | | | | It gets worse...when I got downstairs this morning and looked at the outdoor thermometer it said 26 degrees! While I am ready for it to be colder, I am not ready for sub-freezing temps. The weather app says the high for today is expected to be 31, which is 17 degrees below the average high for this time of the year. | |
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www.parsonsmatt.org
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