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What Manly Men Know $27
We all can’t be Bear Gryls (Man Vs. Wild) or Les Stroud (Survivorman). Our survival instincts will have to be acquired by reading Frank Miniter’s The Ultimate Man’s Survival Guide. The Upper East Side metrosexual may be good at cocktail chat, but a real man knows how to fight off alligators, create a tourniquet out of [...]
Continue reading...Draw A Skull & Scroll $0
20. July 2009
Found these time lapse videos demonstrating why every serious artist/designer should be drawing with a Wacom tablet and pen. Go Media’s Jeff Finley demonstrates how. Granted, there’s a big difference in watching a guy draw and doing it yourself. It’s obvious Jeff has some serious drawing/inking skills, but I think it’s pretty helpful to virtually [...]
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Best Buy + You. Greener Together.
Safely dispose of your old electronics. Bring everything from TVs and computers to DVD players and more to any U.S. Best Buy store, and they’ll recycle it. Best Buy does not charge a fee for recycling most consumer electronics. However, they do charge $10 for TVs, CRTs, monitors and laptops, which is offset with a $10 gift card. They accept up to 2 items per household per day.
24. August 2009
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