Post of the Week - O'Reilly Radar

The four part post about O'Reilly Radar gets our "Post of the Week" awards. This post discusses computer programming book sales and trends at great length and is a worthy collection for any business blog.

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Post of The Day - O'Reilly Radar

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I love some good business posts and this is a classic from O'Reilly Radar as Mike Hendrickson blogs about computer book publishing sales and trends. It is a muti-part article so be sure to read the previous ones as well.

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Post of The Day - Bastiat Free University

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BFU makes "Post of the Day" with this small piece about how does an entrepreneurial mind works. Some will say that this is too simplistic and disagree with the authors thoughts but he has some pretty good points against hesitation.

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Post of The Day - CopyBlogger

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Are the words of Benjamin Franklin still relevant for this day and age?

Copy blogger writer, Brian Clark, says that if you an online business like a blog, you can take Franklin's word and apply it to grow your venture. This is a very relevant and creative and I hope everyone in the web business gets to read it. It's one of those classic posts that makes you love to read blogs everyday.

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Post of The Day - Psyorg

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Psyorg.com provides evidence and explanation why repairing economic inequality is against the tides of history. This a thought provoking post and the thinking caps are a necessity.

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Post of The Day - Grad Money Matters

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Today's Post Awards winner shows us a different way to view credit cards. Grad Money Matters tells us that rather than blame credit cards, we must blame ourselves on how we use it. Inherently credit cards aren't that bad at all but when we use it beyond our means it a different matter altogether.

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Post of the Week - The Oil Drum

The very last winner of our "Post of the Day" made yesterday gets our "Post of the Week" medal and now has a ticket to compete for the monthly awards. Congratulations to the Oil Drum and its magnificent explanation about the summer blend switch over for gasoline.

It was quite a hard choice as posts that competed this week were quite tough as well. We are now nearing the day when we will give out the very first "Post of the Month" award. See you then!

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Post of The Day - The Oil Drum

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Add some great knowledge to your brain today!

You will need to put your thinking cap on for this "Post of the Day". There is no visual feast here but more of economic and political concepts that come into play in the oil industry.

Don't click away thinking this is boring. The post by Robert Rapier of the Oil Drum provides an easy to understand explanation why the summer blend switchover causes oil prices to rise in spring time! It also explains how the environment benefits from this practice.

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Post of The Day - My Money Blog

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My Money Blog makes a great post as it explains critical banking terms that needed to be understood. This is a good one and truly deserves the "Post of the Day".

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Post of The Day - How to CHange the World

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Famous blogger Guy Kawasaki gets our post of the day this time. In this winning post, we actually have a tip on how great business thinkers take note of their fellow giants in different industries. Mr. Kawasaki shows how he makes notes on a book entitled "Founders at Work: Stories of Startups Early Days" by Jessica Livingston. Note taking enables him to gather ideas and learn from them.

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Post of The Day - Life Coach Daily Tips

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Thea Westra and her Life Coach Daily Tips blog gets the post of the day to start of another week of competitions. The post is short but oh so sweet! Thea provides us a lesson of the difference of being busy and getting busy with results at the end!

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Post of The Day - Organic Leadership Blog

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A great Youtube video and some great ideas provide a merger of both sports and business concepts. In the end it is a post about encouraging people not only in sports or in the workplace but can also be applied to our families and friends and even to strangers we meet everyday.

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Post of The Day - Devlounge

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This is one great post from Devlounge as it enumerates the things service providers would hate to hear from their clients. It is such an honest assessment of what service providers go through as clients say these words.

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Inaugural Winner!

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Congratulation to PF Advice for receiving the "Inaugural Post Award". The Inaugural Winning Seal will not be repeated again and this post from PF Advice will now be stuck in the "Special Winners" section in the sidebar.

His post about creatively leaving a tip in restaurants is one of the most intriguing I've seen all week! It was a great post utilizing a combination of fine writing, videos and pictures!

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Happy Blogging Everyone!