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Inspiring Women: Miriam Wanjiku Ndungu

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In times of crisis some people show remarkable bravery, compassion and generosity. They put themselves at risk to help others in need. These are the amazing people that renew my belief that perhaps humankind has a spark of hope in amongst all the other madness. One such amazing woman is Miriam Wanjiku Ndungu who […]

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What Are You Doing?

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It’s the question you ask a million times a week to your family and your friends. But did you ever wonder what we are doing here at All Things Girl? Follow us on Twitter, then you will be in the know.
Don’t forget to tell your friends…

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MagCloud

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We are big into self-publishing, obviously, and for some time (*ahem* a few years) we have talked about doing a print version of All Things Girl. Each time we broached the topic, things got in the way - mostly the lack of time and not really knowing where to even begin in going print. What […]

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Goodreads

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Fighting social website burnout, it took me awhile to get past Myspace, Facebook and LinkedIn, but I finally signed up for Goodreads — and I’m loving it! Not only can you select books that you like to read, rank, and review them, but you can put your own writing on the website. Come […]

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ShadeWorks

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ShadeWorks, a new horror and dark fantasy zine, has launched its first issue, featuring three new short stories.  If you are a horror writer, this is the zine for you. As a fan of horror I’ve really enjoyed reading these stories and I’m already looking forward to the next issue.
Submissions are always open for […]

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Announcement from the National Fibromyalgia Association

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As May 12th will be the Fibromyalgia National  Awareness Day, (in both America and the UK) and I will be writing a column for the May/June addition of All Things Girl, I thought I would  pass on this alert I just received announcing a BlogTalkRadio discussion that will be broadcast tomorrow, check below to find your local time.   
If […]

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Premiere Issue: Pink Nighties (Spring 2008)

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For those of you wanting to read something a little spicy….or a little romantic….take a few moments to check out Pink Nighties.
What will you find there? First of all, it’s really pretty to look at. Lorissa handled the design and development, and ATG’s Rebbecca Wachtel provided the cover art. But looks aren’t […]

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The search is on!

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I’ve touched on the topic of women not being “seen” on the web before and now I am chuffed to see that The Next Web blog is taking up the challenge of finding 100 female tech and web heroes. If you know of someone who would fit this bill perfectly, leave a comment on their […]

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A Men’s Valentine’s Day?

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Ladies they did all the hard work. Your man searched high and low for that perfect gift in the weeks running up to Valentine’s Day. They planned the perfect night out or in, brought in good wine and flowers and treated you like the princess you know you are. Well now men have a special […]

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Shaping Progress: International Women’s Day (March 8, 2008)

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It began on March 8, 1908 in New York City. 15,000 women took to the streets and marched to ask for better pay and shorter hours. And for the right to cast their vote. In 1911, Clara Zetkin, leader of the Women’s Office for Social Democratic Party in Germany launched the first […]

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Creating Passion

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If you have read my columns here at All Things Girl, you know that I have been focusing 2008 on Passion, Courage and Forgiveness.
I want more from my life than just going to work and coming home. I want things that feed my intellect…speak to my creative soul….and challenge my gypsy leanings. All […]

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Protect Yourself…..

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As I approach my fortieth birthday, I find that I am increasingly aware of things I do - or fail to do - that may contribute to me looking my age. Isn’t it funny how vanity goads us into things we should be doing?
In the last year or so, I have become […]

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Inspiration - A new e-zine

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No doubt you were inspired by our own Deb Smouse’s article last issue about creating an inspiration board. Well, I was delighted to come across this new e-zine which focuses on just that and is aptly named - Inspiration. This is a new monthly e-zine from Design For Mankind and definitely worth checking out. Download […]

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Vote!

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If you are in the US it’s a huge voting day. Don’t forget to get out there and cast your vote, and of course, take a photo so you can join the Polling Place Photo Project. And, on the same topic, I found this site incredibly interesting - Electoral Compass USA. The candidate closest to […]

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Coupon Cowgirl! Giddyup!

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Love shopping?  I know I do!  However, my checking account… not so much.  No worries, my dear financially challenged friend!  I have your solution right here!

These gals hook you up on the bargains and deals on all your favorite goodies!  Head over to Coupon Cowgirl and get started saving today!

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I heart iHanna!

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For quite some time, I’ve had this secret obsession–iHanna. This girl is uber-cool. She crafts and crafts and crafts… and creates some of the coolest things ever. My favorite items I’ve come across lately from Hanna Anderson?

I adore this jean purse. If I wore a smaller size, I’d try and make […]

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