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If you don’t have enough happiness in your day-to-day freelance work, you’re not doing it right. The fact of the matter is that whether you’re a writer, designer, or other sort of freelancer, there are plenty of different types of work you can do to keep your days from becoming too monotonous. Still, there are times when you’ve got to do some mundane tasks. You might have a design gig for a client with no ...Shared by Adam Donkus (14) AKs (265) damned viper (156) Daniel (131) Floyd Bogart (88) Fred Schechter (75) Gil (187) Guy (791) guy (631) Jon Phillips (23) Joyce (30) Kathy (357) Keshav (63) Kristen (254) LisaSabin-Wilson (2) Mani Karthik (125) Max Stanworth (55) Mihalcea Razvan (381) MikeonTV (69) Ritu (754) Robin Bal (121) sharonhurleyhall (15) Tal Siach (481)Contribute comment - PitBoss & Blog Archive & 2008 Presidential Election a Boon For Gambling Revenues? (10)
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Since everyone seems to be determined to cover Google’s newly-launched Chrome browser on every side, I have decided to join in after I’ve been playing with the browser for a few days and reading literally hundreds of posts about it everywhere. This post is intended to demystify Google’s browser a little and show that some of the hype around it is merely about Google actually launching a browser instead of the innovative approaches implemented in ...Shared by AKs (265) Alex (102) Alex Dumitru (374) Ananya Walia (771) Ann Smarty (23) Anoop (21) Benjamin (1187) Bill Hartzer (57) Brian (82) chris (502) Clement (17) Daily Contempt (107) Danielle Brigida (232) Daver (56) Denis Gobo (30) Douglas L. Perry (37) Edward (16) Fussypants (33) Gemstar38 (99) Gil (187) Gopal (2) guy (631) homaid (10) IBCmass (195) J. Phil (55) J.D. Rucker (514) Jeff McIntire-Strasburg (86) jon bradford (16) Jon Phillips (23) Julius (36) Kim (23) Krazy (188) Kristen (254) Leena (1187) louisgray (165) Mani Karthik (125) maxyRO (535) Mich D (169) Mike F (486) MMS (6) n8dude (33) Nick James (11) NightcrawlerX (30) Omar Abid (277) Patricia Skinner (24) Peety (144) pericles (788) Rami Taibah (533) Reem Abeidoh (49) Renton (4) Richard (24) Robin Bal (121) Ross V (471) Shankar Ganesh (69) siwaporn (494) SpostareDuro (71) Stephanie Hicks (152) Tal Siach (481) Tamar Weinberg (35) Thlayli (17) Vered (35) w0lfh0und (782) webtime (513) Wilhelm Bauer (43)Contribute comment - Banquet In Chinese Village | thecontaminated.com (3)
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Photo: Simón Pais-Thomas I recently sat down with several highly enthusiastic achievers, all of whom have many ambitions. These casual chats revolved around the theme of, “How do I turn my ambitions into reality?” I deeply admired their energy and drive, but it became clear as to why they were not seeing their desired results: Trying to do too much at once. Despite the social illusion that we can have it all, we only have ...Shared by Ananya Walia (771) Ankesh (36) Babychen Mathew (388) Big Jason Henderson (7) chris (502) Daniel (131) digits12 (759) Dimitar D (38) Dragos Pirvu (715) Geoff Girardin (80) George (6) Gienah Ghurab (17) guoqirui (5) guy (631) Jay (59) John Wesley (72) Jon Phillips (23) Jonathan Fields (15) Justin LL. (21) Karl Staib (31) Kristen (254) Leanne Nelson (20) Lee (1) liamvictor (144) maxyRO (535) mcwflint (29) mejaredme (262) Michael B. (20) myln (118) Narayanan Hariharan (187) Nigel Eccles (147) Patric Welch (2) pearl (89) Piedro Molinero (312) Ramkarthik (10) Robert A. Henru (18) Robin Bal (121) Shana Albert (40) Simon Barker (7) Sofia (1) Stephen Clayton (2) Steve Olson (16) Tal Siach (481) Terrence Wood (20) th13rteen (159) The Daniel Richard (6) Tina Su (73) trainspottr (211) Vasileios Pasparas (53) webtime (513)Contribute comment - Grunge Type Photoshop Tutorial | You the Designer (3)
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onWhen it comes to freelancing and working on the web, few things are more important than the online applications that make it all possible. From project management, to invoicing, to contact management, and more — each of these apps play a critical role in running an online or freelance business. At FreelanceFolder, we’ve been on a sort of quest to find the ‘holy-grail’ — A combination of web apps that completely fulfills a business owner’s ...Shared by Adam Donkus (14) Alex Cristache (40) Ashish Nayyar (21) Babychen Mathew (388) Brooks Allshouse (6) chase sagum (65) D. (114) Dani McDaniel (93) darcy (12) dobata (441) Dumitru Marian (24) Fred Schechter (75) Grace Smith (23) Gus (21) Harry Hoover (11) ImJustCreative (24) Jacob Share (122) Jason Blanton (6) Joe (74) John Wesley (72) Jon Phillips (23) Josh Klein (23) Justin LL. (21) Kate (378) Korayem (14) Kristen (254) Kyle (17) Lisa Goodlin (9) LUCCHINA (446) Matt McGee (12) Max Stanworth (55) Merlik (8) Mirko (4) Muhammad Saleem (283) Nick DeNardis (1) Ritu (754) sharonhurleyhall (15) Sumesh (107) Tibi Puiu (143)Contribute comment
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We all love cartoon characters! The world of vectors is a great place for character design inspiration, with plenty of colourful designs in a wide range of different styles to be seen. This collection of 70 cute and cheeky vector animal characters provides a roundup of some fantastic fauna-based illustrations from across the web. We’ve got everything from bears to beavers to… well, weird—and strangely fat—Japanese-style bunnies. Time to put on your cute-resistant specs and ...Shared by Aelle (51) Ankesh (36) Benjamin (1187) Dani McDaniel (93) Danielle Brigida (232) Digg Boss (641) dobata (441) edmarriner (9) Eric Daams (292) Grace Smith (23) guy (631) ImJustCreative (24) Jeff (2) Jeff (165) Joe (74) Jon Phillips (23) Keshav (63) Max Stanworth (55) momo (4) Muhammad Saleem (283) neal (594) Shankar Ganesh (69) Sumesh (107) Tal Siach (481) Travis (40) w0lfh0und (782)Contribute comment -
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Most designers and web developers only scratch the surface of the potent language that is CSS. In terms of programming languages, CSS has a fairly simple learning curve. That doesn’t mean that CSS isn’t a powerful language. Sometimes it’s the small things that make a huge difference in a website design. In this post we’re going to outline 10 awesome CSS techniques for web developers who know their stuff. There are plenty of CSS techniques ...Shared by Adam Claxon (3) Adam Pieniazek (5) akvalley (18) Altuğ Orgun (24) Andre Salvatierra (5) Andy Croll (3) Aneesha Bakharia (8) ani625 (102) apinkpony (13) Arin (3) arjo (37) Artem (52) avianto (7) Bekir Dogan (23) Benjamin (1187) Benjamin (4) bittin (219) Brad Brooks (11) Brad Brown Jr. (18) Brett McKay (40) Brian Partridge (10) bugtank@gmail.com (2) Çağatay Öztürk (17) Calvin (3) Ch (132) Chi Guy (4) chris (5) Chris Stamas (9) Christian (6) Constantinos Demetriadis (6) Daniel Wittberger (17) Dave (15) Dave Cheong (15) Dave Woodard (7) David Ciccarelli (16) Dawn (11) Dennis (17) Derek Edmond (88) Devid Swell (1) dffrnt (28) docbaily (39) Dominic (1) Doug (83) dryan (7) Eduardo Fernandes (2) Ella (4) Eric Daams (292) Eric Jensen (9) Erik (46) Erik Simko (3) eruntale (3) Evaristo (13) G.Dewald (4) Geoff (7) Gerard (40) Giovanni (5) Grace Smith (23) Gus (21) Heinz Grünwald (15) History of Blogging (192) ibanez182 (7) IBCmass (195) Igor Varyvoda (20) James Timbrell (8) Jason (5) Jason Herron (8) Jason Joo (76) Jason Kingery (15) Jay Bandoy (48) Jeremy W (10) Jérôme (5) Joe (74) Joe D'Andrea (20) John (10) John (2) john (14) John (12) Jon Phillips (23) Jonas (17) Joseph Rodgers (24) Jude Bloom (8) karin (1) Keith (11) Kevin (5) Kevin Sablan (36) koovus (57) Kris Jaime (8) Kyle Sheeahn (26) Laura Whitehead (18) Lauren (13) Leyla Bonilla (93) Low Chin Chau (1) LUCCHINA (446) Lyndi Geldenhuis (127) Mani Karthik (125) Mark Dykeman (30) Mark Whiting (16) Matt (10) Matt Mueller (23) maxyRO (535) Michael Ladd (4) Michael Mior (62) Michael Tighe (6) Mihalcea Razvan (381) mike (25) Mitchell Szczepanczyk (6) Mr. BabyMan (373) Neil (8) Nuno Carvalho (20) Olivier (54) Paul Pereira (3) Phil (55) Philip Campbell (96) Randy Zlobec (34) Reem Abeidoh (49) rene (32) Rick Butterfield (43) Rilla (1) robert (1) Ryan (14) Ryan (42) Sam (57) scott (2) Shelly (29) Shelly T. (10) Sinclair (28) spiri (6) sryo (32) Stefan (11) Stephen (15) straylight (10) Sumesh (107) tewfiq (46) The Daniel Richard (6) Thomas (4) Thomas Kjær Nielsen (4) Tim Kjær Lange (2) Toby (194) trainspottr (211) Travis (40) VIjay (10) Vince (25) Vipul (46) webtime (513) Yaakov (10)Contribute comment -
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