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Website: http://www.me3dia.com
Biography: Andrew Huff is a freelance journalist, editor and blogger based in Chicago. He has been blogging since 2001, and is editor and publisher of Gapers Block, a Chicago-centric web publication he co-founded.
Specialty: Blogging, Consumerism and Healthcare

Articles from Andrew Huff (20)

What Are the Odds of an Airborne Terrorist Attack? - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Maine's Same-Sex Marriage Law in Danger - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Sex On The Beach--And In The Water - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
A Different Kind of Forest Creature - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Birthers of a Nation - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog

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Yeah, I think you're underestimating the utility of Twitter. There are all sorts of applications for it, from reader notifications to community interaction to meet-up coordination to simply letting off steam. I sort of look at it as a replacement (posted to Tweet! Tweet!! TWEET!!! AGHHH!!!!)
I love the "Carve Your Own Path" photo! (posted to Marketing a Village)
Thanks for pointing that out -- I've replaced the photo. (posted to Why Natalie Dylan's Virginity Is Still For Sale)
Whoops, yes, definitely an oversight. Fixed it! (posted to Change Agent: Human Rights Campaign)
Excellent idea, Kenneth! (posted to PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE BAG -Kenneth Cole)

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Totally agree with you. I already have a problem with people who I don't know trying to figure out what I'm thinking. I don't think I need to make it that easy. (posted to Tweet! Tweet!! TWEET!!! AGHHH!!!!)
These are basic civil rights that should be extended to all Americans whether from the LGBT community or heterosexual. For the truth about gay marriage check out our trailer. Produced to educate & defuse the controversy it has a way (posted to Change Agent: Human Rights Campaign)
I'll be there, and can't wait to see Matisyahu again (first time was at the AWEARNESS book launch last winter). Anyway, you're right that we need to spend money for our country to get back on track. It's essential to (posted to PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE BAG -Kenneth Cole)
Smart shopping can be good to our budgets and our economy. I'm trying to reduce my shopping for budget & ecological reasons, so when I do shop, it's a decision I make carefully. Included in my decision is if the (posted to PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE BAG -Kenneth Cole)
Last night was a great event! It was inspiring to see the entire fashion community come together for one cause. (posted to PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE BAG -Kenneth Cole)

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Favorites of Andrew Huff

PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE BAG -Kenneth Cole - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Congress Considers Legislation to Curb Child Marriage - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Human Rights Campaign: We "Won't Back Down" in California Fight - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Money, the Root of All Evil - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog
Will Professional Sports Have Their Bubble Burst? - AWEARNESS: The Kenneth Cole Blog

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