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Hey Building Moxie . . . What’s Been Doing?

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For those of you making your way here for the first time:  I made the unilateral decision to automatically opt-in a number of folks from my personal address book.  I do hope you are cool with this and welcome! Really . . . feel free to request an opt-out; I have no issue if you do so . . . but I do [...]
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5 Reasons to Visit Building Moxie in 2012 :: Oh, And Happy New Year to You!

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And there are 5 reasons to visit Building Moxie in 2012. Don't worry I don't expect to stray too far from what we do. Which is what?, you ask. Bringing you stories a la "Like the Wide World of Sports of Home Improvement." Oh and maybe I focus just a little bit more on diy/how to this year. We'll see -- Happy New Year all. Be safe and please enjoy. [ . . . ]
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Pink: The Color of Confidence :: Building Moxie & the EcoTouch DIY Review Panel

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But really, from the get go, this one was simply a no brainer for me. Owens Corning ihmo kills it (in a good way) with their marketing on this one. While they likely had my moxiful self at . . . “Many people are quick to admit they lack the confidence to tackle home improvement projects. . . . “ The DIY Guy campaign sealed the deal. Haven’t seen it . . . ? Well . . . my post on it >> Building Moxie: This Here DIY Guy. Or . . .
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That’s the Power of Blogging :: The Remodeling Show Edition

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A handful of presenters and exhibitors that I spoke with had high marks and raves for Paul. We witnessed him ourselves the wild fits of calmness. And I marveled at the thought of all that must go on to pull off a week of classes, coordinating with 250+ exhibitors … all while hosting thousands of show-floor guests . . . [ . . . ]
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Gettin’ Weatherized :: the @DAPProducts Seal Your Home Blogger Challenge – Take 1

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When I was first invited to take part in DAP's Seal Your Home Blogger Challenge (link), a siding project underway . . . a brick project in the works (plus planning for Chicago) -- I said... confidently "no problem!" But truth, as I realize now, this may have been a little more like blind ambition (or stupidity). The Challenge as it was expressed to me -- " . . . Prepare your home for winter with ONLY $100 and using DAP Products." I was gonna get "Weatherzed!" [ . . . ]
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