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JWT Planning Guide

Most people would agree that advertising, like any other job, benefits from being tackled systematically. But advertising is different from most jobs, and it requires a rather special approach to planing.

Written on: 26/07/21:
Filed under: copywriting creative design

Matt GReen

Matt is a producer of site-specific art: artwork that is conceived for a specific space, in response to a specific social and environmental context

Written on: 17/05/21:
Filed under: audio

Austrian Alpine Club

The OeAV was founded in 1862 with the aim of encouraging the growth of mountaineering and to support the life and culture of mountain people.

Written on: 23/04/21:
Filed under: Walking

The Eagle Walk

Enjoy an eagle's perspective of Tirol’s most beautiful Alpine scenery. As the eagle flies, the Eagle Walk runs through Tirol – the whole length of the country, from east to west.

Radio Garden

Radio Garden invites you to tune into thousands of live radio stations across the globe.

Written on: 15/02/21:
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The 50s - Blue Note Records

For two decades, Francis Wolff shot photographs of every jazz session that Blue Note Records made. He not only preserved a major part of jazz history, but with his remarkable eye, he captured amazing candid portraits.

Written on: 27/01/21:
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Fear of CYcling

it accounted for 37 per cent of all journeys in 1949, but accounts for only around one per cent today (Department for Transport 2002). The number of cycles bought has never been higher, yet the number of cycling trips made on UK roads has never been lower.

Written on: 10/12/20:
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Duty Calculator

Use this quick tool to calculate import duty & taxes for hundreds of destinations worldwide.

Written on: 01/12/20:
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Marcel Duchamp – Archive

Henri-Robert-Marcel Duchamp (28 July 1887 – 2 October 1968) was a French, naturalized American painter, sculptor, chess player and writer whose work is associated with Cubism, conceptual art and Dada

Written on: 21/10/20:
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Etymology of parking

I’ve always wondered why we use the word parking to describe a place to leave a car. For me the word evokes images of my neighbor-hood park, playgrounds, or New York’s Central Park: lush green spaces, not places easily rec-onciled with a patch of asphalt.

Written on: 13/10/20:
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