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Apr 21 2008

Huffington Post

Posted by: terrance in asides
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I’m not sure how big of a deal this is, but I just published my first piece on The Huffington Post. I decided to crosspost the Eagle Scout post, since the responses have been so interesting. Of course, if the BSA reads HuffPo, I may not need to update them at all. In any case, now I’ll be crossposting at HuffPo every once in a while.

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One Response to “Huffington Post”
  1. Phil Barron says:
    April 21st, 2008 at 1:18 pm

    So now we can start calling you Big Media T. :-D

    Congratulations; it’s a big enough deal, for sure. Hope to see more of your work on HuffPo.

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