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Download The Entire Tynan Blog Kindle Ebook up to ~March 2012

Months ago, I compiled all of Tynan's blog posts into a Kindle friendly mobi file so I could read on the go. It was also an interesting project to sharpen my PHP skills. Tynan gave his blessing so I present to you the entire Tynan archives.

Tynan Blog Mobi with Images (~21 megabytes)

Tynan Blog Mobi without Images (1.6 megabytes)

Note, the ebook only goes up to February/March 2012 since that's when I my program. Since the website is using SETT now rather than Wordpress, I can't make it an updated one.

I also have a few others like Tim Ferriss and Sebastian Marshall (it's been months and i'm still reading his posts). Let me know if you guys are interested or know of any other great authors.

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Roelof
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Wow, this is great! I would also be interested in the compilation of Sebastian's blog!

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Kevin
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I'll second that motion!

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Andras
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3rd it. can you link to here once thats done?

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Hmm, I've been getting multiple requests for Sebastian's blog. I wanted to get his input first, and he replied with a cryptic, mixed response. I actually forgot I already put it up on my blog back in January though so I guess it won't hurt. This one only goes up to Jan 2012 and doesn't have images (but then again most of his posts don't anyway.) As always, visit his blog for the good stuff.

In the mean time, I've been working slowly on a Python port that would work on any blog but it's a bit difficult since every blog is slightly different.

http://www.peterxpark.com/sebastianebook

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Bryan
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I'm interested in both Tim and Sebastian's blogs as well. Great choices.

Wilderness and Web 2.0 explorer. Gamer of all stripes. EDM and adrenaline junkie. Traveller, dabbling writer.
Corey
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You, sir, are the man. This will be much easier than trudging through blog posts only when online and in front of a laptop. This is invaluable, and would be triply so if you did the same with sebastian and tim.

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I'd be interested in this as well.  I've been thinking about doing this for Ryan Holiday's (as well as Tynan's and some others I really enjoy) blog & found blogbooker.com

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Peter Park
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Hmm there's no edit post option :/

Creator of SETT. Adventurer.
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I lied on the timing, but it's here now.

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Tynan
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Oops... I'll add it today or tomorrow.

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