While I’m involved in various other projects, it’s difficult to find time to write here. A very kind reader, Peter, of my articles elsewhere in the blogosphere suggested I post links to my other writing here. So I’ll start off with a list and after this post individual snippets and links.
Currently I’m writing weekly at […]

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This has absolutely nothing to do with working online, except maybe if you count the fact that I sometimes listen to Opera while I work. Luciano Pavarotti, an Opera Tenor and quite possibly one of the greatest voices of the past century, passed away this morning after a battle with pancreatic cancer.
Pavarotti is one more […]

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Daniel Scocco, owner of the well-written DailyBlogTips blog - one of my faves for several months now - has been running a Blogger Faceoff series. In each faceoff, he profiles two bloggers that are closely matched in either niche, approach, or work. Today (Tuesday), he picked the accomplished Muhammad Saleem (who writes for Pronet Advertising […]

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Here are a few articles covering productivity, entrepreneurship and web resources that you might want to check out.

Freelance productivity.
Freelancers know that their lives tend to have a lot of ebb and flow, both in terms of income and productivity. Freelancer Switch offers 46 productivity tips that might just help you optimize your work time. This […]

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Leo Dimilo, the blogger at Idiot Affiliate, recently ran a profile of me as part of his 100 blogs in 100 days series. If you’re interested in affiliate marketing, please Idiot Affiliate out. It’s an area I’m starting to get into, and he has a lot of great information.
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[self-indulgent] Afer being away from Toronto for nearly ten years, I feel the call to return to the first city I lived in Canada. While I’ve lived in a number of cities and towns in three countries, including the U.S., besides Atlanta, Georgia, Toronto is the city I love most, followed by Montreal. Besides personal […]

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I ran across this tool, MyHeritage face recognition, and using a self-photo of me from about 2003 or 2004, the above collage is what I got back as part of my celebrity lookalikes. Very odd. When I was much younger, people said I resembled Cary Grant. I also had the moniker “Curry Elvis” because of […]

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There’s a new charity website link love meme going around - started by Skittzo at SEO Refugee. The idea is to give the websites of charity organizations a bit of help, give them some traffic, etc. Chris Garrett got tagged in the first round and tagged me and a few others. So I tag

Andy Boyd […]

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For two years now, I’ve been openly blogging all over the place on my sites and that of others. Then there is all the ghost blogging I do for pay. While I originally started blogging in Mar 2002, I had to stop (for reasons I’ll explain in the future, when it’s relevant to the discussion […]

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John Chow, a very likely Internet mogul, wrote an inspirational post called Requirements to be a dot com mogul. If you know me from around the blogosphere, you know that I’m headed that way, but not quite there yet.
John listed 7 requirements, and here’s how I match up, in the same order:

All of […]

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