Harry Cutting
Harry Cutting is a professional photographer and writer whose work has appeared in magazines, journals, textbooks and advertising products of these organizations: Nestle, Government of the United States, Legal Aid Society, Penthouse, Mental Health Association, City of New York and Woman's World, among others. His writing and photography specialties include travel, lifestyle and business topics. Cutting was an investment broker in a past life. He lives in southern Florida.
He can be reached via his websites: http://www.harrycutting.com/ or http://harrycutting.blogspot.com/ or http://ruff-draft.tumblr.com/
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How to Get a Job as a StockbrokerForget stock charts and economic theories. To fill stockbroker positions, Wall Street firms want hungry sales people who meet goals and couldn't care less about stress. Here's how you can land one of these jobs.
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Things to Do in Bangkok when You're SickTraveling is glorious. Almost always. But not quite; like when you're throwing up and delirious for a week, twelve thousand miles from home, with nowhere to lay down, and a plane to catch. -
3 Tips for Better Children PhotosKids are spontaneous and fun-loving. Adults can be plodding and methodical. Bad combination. No wonder it's so difficult to make good children pictures. Let your hair down with these three easy tips for better children photos. -
How to Make Better Photos Using Fill-flashYour flash isn't only for indoor birthday parties. Use it outdoors to eliminate those hideous dark shadows on the faces of your subjects. Dramatically improve your outdoor pictures with this easy technique. -
TweakersEveryone has to make a living. Turn one ounce into three, use a little, dodge the idiots, triple your money; it's not a bad living. It's just not a great life. -
3 Things to Know About Silver Before You InvestSilver has a long and noble history as coinage. But did you know silver has a growing number of industrial, medical and green technology uses? Check out these three little known reasons why silver could be an exceptional investment.
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5 Fun Outdoor Things to Do in Aspen ColoradoAspen, Colorado is famous for winter sports. But summer and fall are prime times for outdoor activities as well. With its gorgeous mountains, clean air and 90% chance of sunshine -- it's easy to see why. Here are five activities you shouldn't miss. -
Everyone Has a Gun in WyomingWorland, Wyoming -- child labor, alfalfa and motorcycle gangs. A conversation. -
The Way Things Really AreChemical enlightenment in South Carolina -- shallow scars in the Deep South. A conversation. -
Something Men Can't UnderstandL.A. woman -- death on the freeway leads to life in Boston. A conversation. -
Anything to Win You OverDivorce as therapy. A conversation. -
Run Over by TrucksA blood Cuban in white America -- ruining the country one theater at a time. A conversation. -
A Privileged LifeHe flourished during the roaring nineties: horse farm, Lamborghini, model family. But after two children die in a road accident life becomes darker, until he loses everything in a market crash and life is never better. Flash Fiction. -
5 Tips for a Better Vermont Fall Foliage TripVermont's glorious fall colors are world famous, and they've got the autumn visitors to prove it. Don't get lost in the crowd; plan ahead and make your trip truly memorable with these 5 tips.
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After IndiaAfter her husband dies in a freak accident, a woman leaves her old life in Michigan and begins traveling the world. Even a near-death experience in India is less frightening than returning home. At trips end she finds herself happily in Florida. -
Could Glenwood Springs Colorado Be the Outdoor Recreation Capital of the West?Got outdoor sports? Beautiful mountain scenery? Glenwood Springs, Colorado does. Two world-class rivers merge here to create the ultimate rafting and fishing destination. The Rocky Mountains provide the rest: hiking, biking and a hot springs pool. -
My First Time Visiting Yellowstone National ParkI had imagined my first visit to Yellowstone National Park as a manly adventure of long hikes, meat grilled on an open fire, and sleeping under the stars. Instead, I took the kids in an old Volkswagen and we had the time of our lives. -
Budget Florida Beach VacationOn a budget? Need a beach vacation anyway? Try Ft. Myers Beach on Florida's lower-priced west coast for plenty of sunshine, white-sand beaches, fun activities and good food, all at bargain prices. -
Like He Didn't Even Know MeA young boy is living the fancy-free life of his hero, Huckleberry Finn, when an innocent adventure becomes a tragic accident, and damages his childhood -- and his relationship with his father.
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Sanibel Island Florida Family VacationEscape the crowds and traffic of Orlando and Miami Beach on beautiful, natural Sanibel Island, southwestern Florida's premier family-friendly vacation spot. White sandy beaches, bike paths, wildlife galore and no traffic lights. Your search ends here.
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A Kayaker's Paradise in FloridaSouthwest Florida's vast estuaries create a kayaker's paradise. Explore these protected waters by kayak or canoe and view wildlife and gorgeous natural tropical scenery. Plenty of outfitters, nature guides and rentals available.
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Out of NowhereA former Kentucky farmer turned shrimper finds an easier life on the Gulf of Mexico. If only the DEA and those pesky drug smugglers would just leave him alone.
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Getting AwayCanadian girl-next-door joins hustlers in New York City for a quick growing-up lesson. Broke, but wiser, she escapes to a new life in Florida with no regrets. A conversation.
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The Best Motorcycle I Ever OwnedBack in the day, a Harley was expensive, a Honda was cheap -- and better. Specifically the '87 Honda Shadow 1100 was the ultimate touring machine for me: powerful, dependable, comfortable and a good-looker.
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A Lukewarm SuccessAfter bouncing around in my childhood I settled down and went to college. And had a breakdown. And was hospitalized. But I wrote a book about it, and got it published.
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Investing in Precious Metals: A PrimerInvesting in gold and silver isn't just for the doomsday crowd. Precious metals investing makes sense as a hedge against financial uncertainty. What's wrong with a little insurance?
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Managing Investment Risk: How Not to Lose a Lot of Money in the Stock MarketEveryone wants to make a profit from their stock investments. But how do you lock in profits and limit loses? You need a firm action plan before you begin investing. You need to decide, beforehand, when to sell. Here's how.
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Quick Website SEO Tune-UpImproving your website's search engine rankings isn't a mysterious computer geek process. Follow these basic guidelines and improve both your site's search engine ranking and your users' experience, also.
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Storm Savvy: Understanding and Living Safely with ThunderstormsThunderstorms are a fact of summer life. They are a near-daily, and sometimes life-threatening, event for most of us. A little knowledge can go a long way toward keeping you safe during storm season.
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Why Your Business Needs a Blog NowA blog brings in new customers to your business, helps keep existing customers and can make you an expert in your field. All this and even a little fun. Starting a blog has never been easier, or more important.
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Planet Water: A Brief Exploration of Our Watery EarthSeriously, do you know what planet you're on? Our planet Earth is mostly covered by oceans so a better name would be Planet Water. A light-hearted and brief exploration of our oceans.
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Now Playing: Movie Theaters Going StrongThe Movie theater business pulls off a minor miracle: success during the Great Recession. Upgrading theaters, discounting, adding showtimes and just plain hustling, movie theater operators are doing some seriously good business.
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Rising Tides: The Healing of the Gulf of Mexico RegionHit by the devastating BP oil spill in the midst of the Great Recession, the Gulf of Mexico region fights its way toward economic recovery. The ultimate post-spill fate of the Gulf, its wildlife, and the region are still unknown.
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Does Your Business Need a Website?Every business needs a website. Don't have a clue about web design? No need; it's easy to make a professional-looking site online using templates and drag and drop simplicity.
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How to Choose the Right Investment AdvisorFinding the right investment advisor or broker is easier than you think. Cut through the jungle of choices by using this simplified, intuitive guide.
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The Secret Life of TravelersWhile rushing through life on the road, a motorcycle traveler meets a dying man at a New Mexico campground. Despite the vivid memory and poignancy of this brief encounter, the traveler later wonders if he has learned anything at all from it.