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The Glade by Josh Rubin

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I've had much love and respect for Beinghunted for many years now. They always deliver fresh and exciting stories on art, design and fashion-- one of my regular reads. Their latest venture is The Glade, an eCommerce extension of what Beinghunted is all about. They not only offer an overview of the latest merchandise that the best brands and stores on the planet have to offer, but also let you buy the stuff!

As a product focused web site, I've certainly had this idea as well-- sell the stuff I write about and make some extra cash. Maybe one day I'll do it, but in the mean time The Glade is here with the goods.

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This entry posted on 15 March 2005 at 7:57 AM
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