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Nieghborhoods Undressed - The Blog 

By Larry Cragun & Teresa Boardman (sometimes)

The idea behind using the word "undressed" is transparency. To undress something is to expose it, or make it transparent. The naked truth would be another way of saying it.

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Desert Shores Undressed 

By: Clayton Fejfar

The Desert Shores community is an oasis in the desert. The neighborhood is located near Summerlin in northwest Las Vegas snuggled close to the Spring Mountain Range.

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Edgewood Undressed 

by Pam Novak

Edgewood,Milton, and Fife are wonderful communities between Tacoma, Puyallup, and Federal Way.

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Federal Way Undressed 

By: Debbie Leavitt

Our Favorite little city of Federal Way, WA is sandwiched between Seattle and Tacoma along the I-5 corridor with Mt. Rainier to the east and Puget Sound to the west. We are home to Weyerhaeuser, TOTE, World Vision and DeVry University. We have fun filled Wild Waves and Enchanted Village, a Six Flags theme park. Ideally located, the ports of Seattle and Tacoma, the technology gateway and Bellevue, and Sea-Tac Airport are located within a 30 minute drive from us

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Gig Harbor Undressed 

By: Matt Thomson

Founded in 1946, the City of Gig Harbor is a great place to live, work and play. Visit us and learn about Gig Harbor, Port Orchard, Fox Island, and all the wonderful local communities.

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Indy West Undressed 

by Paula Henry

West Indy is home to the Indianapolis Speedway, Raceway Park, Eagle Creek, the New Indianapolis Airport, as well as several small town communities, including Avon, Brownsburg and Plainfield in Hendricks County. Enjoy the comfort and tranquilty of small town living within 10 miles of Downtown Indianapolis.

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Issaquah Undressed 

by Larry and Kathleen Cragun

Issaquah, WA is a little city with a big heart and big ideas, about 15 miles east of Seattle. Surrounded by the Cascade mountains, also called the "Issaquah Alps" with lakes, parks, trails and green space adorning the area. It boasts incredible walking trails, parks, (one just for dogs, Bark Park!), a trolley, a historic downtown, and The Issaquah Salmon Hatchery.

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Issaquah Highlands Undressed 

by Larry & Kathleen Cragun

A blog about Issaquah Highlands, a town within a town. There is always something interesting going on. Homes range from mansions to charming cottages. Porches and alleys, things of the past, are present here in a new way. Some have carriage houses above the garages.

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Las Vegas Undressed 

By: Mark Clawson

A blog about Las Vegas. Las Vegas which means "The Meadows" is a lot more than The Strip. Las Vegas is surrounded by beautiful mountain ranges and canyons. The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is located just a few miles west of Las Vegas and encompasses 197,000 acres within the Mojave Desert.

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Mukilteo Undressed 

by Jim Mc Clung and Heather Twenter

Mukilteo is a beautiful city located in Snohomish County, Washington. This scenic area is on the shore of Puget Sound, located approximately 25 miles north of Seattle, and is the site of a major Washington State Ferries terminal linking it across the water to Clinton, on Whidbey Island. It offers views of the Olympic Mountains to the west and the Northern Cascade Mountains to the north and east. Mukilteo is well known for its historic 1906 Lighthouse Station and the annual Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival. Many people have moved to the area because of the first-rate Mukilteo school system, and Mukilteo students consistently score well in annual achievement tests and win academic honors. The Future of Flight Museum and the Boeing Tour are also huge attractions of this fantastic city.

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Maple Valley Undressed 

By: Larry & Kathleen Cragun

A blog about Maple Valley, Where lakes and golf courses abound. We have the best of all worlds. Often if you don't start shopping for a home in Maple Valley you end up buying here. Maple Valley is nestled easterly from Renton, Southerly from Issaquah. Our home prices are considered some of the most reasonable in the greater Seattle area. We have grown fast and our neighborhoods are great.

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Puyallup Undressed 

by Dennis Endres

A blog about Puyallup. Puyallup, what a wonderful place to live or visit. A nice size city, but still has some farmland. The views of the mountains are awesome. Mt. Rainier is the topic of so many pictures and conversations.

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Real Estate Undressed 

By: Larry Cragun

Just plain fun - a must read if you ask me

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Tacoma Undressed 

by Carol Miller

Welcome to Tacoma Pierce County, Washington, 'One of America's Most Livable Communities,' the City of Destiny! Nestled conveniently between the bustling metropolis of Seattle and the eventful state capital of Olympia, Tacoma is the ideal location for people on the move. Tacoma-Pierce County offers location, affordability, recreation, room for business expansion and all of the attractions of larger metropolitan areas, but still provides a hometown feel.

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Snoqualmie Valley Undressed 

by Sam and Renee Dibello

A blog about Snoqualmie Valley by Sam and Renee Dibello and the Dibello Group. Enjoy our expertise about real estate and our love for Snoqaulmie Valley. Here we write about real estate and our valley from Preston and Fall City to Snoqualmie and North Bend

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St. Paul Undressed 

St. Paul Undressed By Teresa Boardman

Welcome to my photo blog about Saint Paul, the Capitol city of Minnesota. St. Paul is a river town, the last great city of the east, located on the banks of the Mississippi River. This blog will undress St. Paul, one photo at a time.

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Some of My Favorite Blogs 

. . . Just Blogs about blogs

Seth's Blog

Seth Godin's riffs on marketing, respect, and the ways ideas spread. (he also invented the Squidoo Lens)

Copywriting tips for online marketing success from Copyblogger

Copyblogger
by Brian Clark
What's the missing ingredient that prevents most people from successfully marketing online?

Copywriting skills.

Blog Tips at ProBlogger - Make Money Online Blogging

Make Money Online - well there is more to it then that . . or maybe that is it. great blog, great tips and ideas.

The Long Tail

A public diary on themes around a book

Micro Persuasion

Steve Rubel on how technology is revolutionizing PR and marketing.

gapingvoid: "cartoons drawn on the back of business cards"

"cartoons drawn on the back of business cards" October 17, 2007
blue monster india?
[Microsoft billboard in India. The tagline reads, "Come work for Microsoft. Come change the world."
. . . there is so much more to this blog

My feeds

this is a collection of articles from various blogs that I would like to share. I update this a t least once a week.

Books I Recommend 

Who has time to read?

There are so many more books I could recommend. These are more about marketing that about anything else. They give us ideas.

Small Is the New Big: and...

The Long Tail: Why the Fu...

Purple Cow: Transform You...

The Tipping Point: How Li...

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About the Author 

Teresa Boardman - "T"

St. Paul Real Estate

St. Paul Real Estate, about St. Paul, Minnesota

The Real Estate Weenie

My bad blog cleverly disguised as a hot dog stand. What me take myself seriously? No way

All T All Day

Now this is a weird blog. I take pictures with my camera phone and then upload them directly to the blog via phone. It was an experiment and I am addicted so I can't stop. Many of the photos are blurry and since I can't actually see the words on the screen of my phone the spelling is really bad. Yet this blog has a small but cult like following.