Dan Charnas is a veteran of the hip-hop music business. He was part of a generation of young writers who helped create hip-hop journalism. His book "The Big Payback...The history of the business is hip hop" is a must read. His bio is truly impressive and he's also a stand up guy.
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Mark mission "is to empower people to take full responsibility for their own health and enjoyment of life by investigation, discussing, and critically rethinking everything we've assumed to be true about health and wellness."
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Our direction on this was "1920s nightclub". I think we hit the mark. This design has won numerous awards and accolades, and continues to be one of our favorites. It takes a very brave client to break as many boundaries as we did on this project. Many, many thanks to Jeff for allowing us to do this!
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Dr. Vino is a honest-to-god Dr. of wine, with a fantastic sense of humour, and a shelf full of writing awards and acclaims. We helped design and develop a blog site that would allow him to promote his brand and services.
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This is Stage 1 of the Zerofootprint website. In the next few months new functionality will be rolling through various sections. The Zerofootprint group of companies empowers communities, businesses, and organizations to live ingeniously in a low carbon world. Go Green.
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The Fitness Guru studio is located in DUMBO, Brooklyn. This site showcases their advice, tricks, podcasts & videos to help inspire a healthier way of living. You can also check out their class & events schedules to join them for some fitness fun.
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Now THIS was fun! Robin shares her amazing garden and family adventures using witty writing and beautiful photography. It's easy to get lost here.
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Ecorazzi is the coolest, greenest celebrity blog on the planet. Our clients asked us to go big and bold, and are very happy with what we delivered!
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Few people polarize American politics to the extent that Michelle Malkin does. After we designed Hot Air, Michelle asked us to take on her own site next.
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Hot Air is, well, huge. Almost three quarters of a million people visit the site every day. Posts regularly receive hundreds of comments. It is a monster of a blog. And it's running completely on WordPress!
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