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Rough Guides is a leading travel publisher known for its “tell it like it is” attitude, accurate, up-to-date content and authoritative contemporary writing. As well as our popular guides and award-winning website, we’re now proud to offer o…
We monitor SEC filings 24/7 for Director & C-suite changes and email a summary on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Paid subscribers receive all the changes ($10 monthly or $100 yearly). Free subscriber receive a partial report. Daily pre-op…
Startup and funding commentary and advice from the perspective founders, CEOs, and VCs on the frontlines.
Bulgarian blogger Maria Popova has been writing her popular blog, brainpickings.org, for over 10 years. Her newsletter offers the best bits from her articles each week.
A bi-weekly (because we queers can't do anything straight) newsletter about all the things I'm grateful for: life's tiny joys like oatmeal, park picnics and friendship dinners and the small, wholesome things in life I try to focus on whe…
The Shotkit Newsletter is just me writing you an email about awesome photography related stuff - you can reply at any time just to say hi, or to ask me a question.
It's also tailored to your photography level (AMATEUR) designed to help you.
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Hi, I’m Richard Awoyemi.
I’m an Actuary, Entrepreneur, Investor, and self-taught Software Engineer. Working for a startup and building my own has been an exciting journey.
We are an independent business that does not rely on or want access to MMA promotions or fighters, which means we can write the things about this sport that nobody else will. We will shine a light on the things promoters would rather stay h…