peculiarfish @texjer thanks for the kind words! Yeah, we know the value of Subfolio to us, but we are trying to discover the value of it for others by seeing how folks use it. Subfolio is a strange little app :) and we feel engagement with the community is the only way to figure out its place in the world ...
Added 2010-03-31 22:56:50.

texjer @yottoy @peculiarfish Why didn't I think of Subfolio, that's perfect! I forwarded your eblast to everybody I know in New York. I still haven't integrated it on my own site but I really like what you guys are doing with that. I also like the way that you're engaging the community. I think someday, because of systems like yours, everybody will have portfolios, everybody will make art or design, or something.
Added 2010-03-31 11:01:55.

peculiarfish @yottoy subfolio might work for you. we are having training sessions in nyc and paris http://subfolio.com/05_subfolio_sessions.txt
Added 2010-03-30 21:50:44. In reply to yottoy

texjer @yottoy You can do that with Cargo through tagging each project the designer, designer-name, collection, then create links for each of those. I think it's easy but if you don't know css and html too well, it might take you a few days.
Added 2010-03-30 14:07:44.

yottoy need some help over here. I'm looking for a CMS for an fashion agency that will present different designers and different collections for every designer. meaning I'll need to (very) easily create several levels in the menu (Designers > Designer-Names > Collections). I don't really need any fancy features besides that (if it was possible to do so on Indexhibit it would easily be enough). what do you suggest I use?
Added 2010-03-30 04:42:22.

ANSQERON Got some 4ormat.com invites as well.
Added 2010-03-28 06:47:12.

stoavio 4ormat.com just launched and I'm happy to swap some invites. I would just *give* them away but I'm kinda interested to see what new and awesome clubs on the internets I'm not yet apart of. Also, please have a serious interest in using/paying to use 4ormat so we don't just wind up with a saturated community of people boycotting it because of it's pay-model. If you're serious about givin it a go and have somethin to swap let me know!
Added 2010-03-26 20:31:58.

stoavio @peculiarfish Thanks!
Added 2010-03-04 15:00:31.

texjer @peculiarfish Very very cool, thanks for letting me know.
Added 2010-02-27 08:31:47.

peculiarfish @Glenn Subfolio doesn't have a CMS, but it might be worth including as its a bit different than the rest.
Added 2010-02-27 07:14:41. In reply to Glenn

peculiarfish @stoavio @texjer Subfolio 0.9.2 is now available at support.subfolio.com. A highly recommended upgrade. Hope you like!
Added 2010-02-27 07:13:42.

jasmu berta looks sooo nice, got a few problems w/ it though, for instance i can't change the color via the interface and the sites title isn't a link.
there isn't a mode to display thumbs, which i deem necessary :(
Added 2010-02-10 14:11:15.

Glenn I'm compiling a list of Content Management Systems for an article on FormFiftyFive. Would be good to hear if what system you use for your portfolio - http://poll.fm/1lety
Added 2010-02-10 02:53:56.

stoavio @peculiarfish I'm really diggin it so far. I'm glad to be able to use it. Thanks!
Added 2010-01-27 19:33:36. In reply to peculiarfish

peculiarfish @texjer not yet, but i will post when its ready.
Added 2010-01-22 14:10:26.

texjer @peculiarfish eff yeah, iphone compatibility is crucial for portfolios, because that's how they get seen half the time. Any preview url for your iphone theme?
Added 2010-01-22 08:07:28.

peculiarfish @stoavio You got it right about subfolio! Its really just a simple tool to get things on the web fast. We've been using it for our client studio for 5 years. We have it set up with webdav on all our employees computers, so its like a local folder. Then when designers save out their designs, they save directly to this folder and the work is automatically online for our clients to see. Also project managers use it to deliver documents and internally we have a secure one for all our contracts.

We think of it as a "dumping ground" ... for example, we just "dumped" all our design work over 10 years at http://portfolio.area17.com and had them online in minutes. I personally use it for sharing baby photos with my mom :)

Subfolio can also be used as a portfolio website, we used to use it as our primary website. But this is definitely secondary as it doesn't have a simple CMS interface like Cargo (which we love). We may add one in the future, but for now our goal is to keep it a simple and streamlined tool that is 100% configurable. The idea behind it is "coded design behavior" (eg. configure it once, then "start dumping"). I guess you have to release your inner geek to truly appreciate this app.

Next week we're releasing 0.9.2 that has a custom iphone theme, RSS integration and a whole bunch more configuration options (eg. color palettes).
Added 2010-01-21 00:51:40.

texjer Cargo Pricing: http://emptees.com/posts/110261-cargo-collective-beta-period-ending
Added 2009-12-18 06:38:12.

thatothertime cargo will start charging from 15th jan, good news is who ever was on the closed beta gets 50% off for the 1st year.
Added 2009-12-18 03:55:44.

ANSQERON @stoavio : Thank you for the info!
Added 2009-12-18 00:31:37.

stoavio @ANSQERON I do. If you get into the beta, you can use it for free until they launch the final product and if you take the survey, you get a coupon that makes the first final release free as well.

So far there is no CMS web-management end to it - all display and content is controlled via FTP by the naming of files. It's a pretty interesting approach they've taken. I think you should check it out. If nothing else, it gives you a good client extranet or app to organize files on your server if you didn't want to use it to manage your website.
Added 2009-12-16 15:13:30. In reply to ANSQERON

texjer http://dev.eyebeam.org/projects/wpfolio/wiki/WPFolio is another one based of Wordpress, reminds me of the vvork blog for some reason
Added 2009-12-16 06:57:30.

ANSQERON @stoavio : I was also thinking about trying that out, do you recommend it?
Added 2009-12-15 13:00:47.

stoavio Just got into Subfolio. Pretty orsome as well. Definitely more a file browser than a CMS with a backend though.
Added 2009-12-14 19:01:18.

stoavio I've been playing with Core and I'm lovin it so far. Can't wait until I launch with it.
Added 2009-12-13 16:28:30.

texjer yeah came from the Folkert himself: http://cargocollective.com/talk/comments.php?DiscussionID=27
Added 2009-12-08 21:04:20.

nitzan @texjer Cheers, is that official?
Added 2009-12-08 08:08:22.

thatothertime @texjer hope it wont be killer...
Added 2009-12-08 07:57:53. In reply to texjer

texjer @nitzan cargo starts charging in july, and they haven't announced the pricing plan
Added 2009-12-08 07:51:06.

nitzan @thatothertime are they planning to?
Added 2009-12-08 01:24:17.

thatothertime @nitzan cargo isint charging at the time
Added 2009-12-08 01:07:53. In reply to nitzan

nitzan @stoavio Did Cargo start charging?
Added 2009-12-07 23:51:05. In reply to stoavio

LeslieOA @suprb Could you possibly re-instate my initial post/list back up top so I can add the new CMS'? Peace.
Added 2009-12-07 23:41:22.

texjer @stoavio They haven't even announced what they will charge for it - that starts in July
Added 2009-12-07 06:58:04.

stoavio http://www.subfolio.com/

Invites anyone? I bet this one is nice.
Added 2009-12-06 22:24:24.

stoavio I beta tested Cargo but dumped it once they started charging. I was just accepted as a beta user into Core but have yet to upload it. Will post back with my impressions later on.
Added 2009-12-06 06:46:36.

stoavio I would like to get in on some 4ormat action
Added 2009-12-04 18:01:19.

rsyoung I've just uploaded Core and trying to get to grips with it. I've hada play with Cargo & Indexhibit before but quite liked the look of Core. Are there many Core users on here?
Added 2009-11-16 03:37:20.

kolber I've just pushed up version 1.1 of stacey (http://staceyapp.com) which has come a long way since I launched it. You have to host it yourself and it's aimed at people with at least limited html knowledge, but it gives you full control over the site design and markup.
Otherwise, I would go with Cargo. It's pretty clean and easy to set up.
Much less work to get something going.
Added 2009-11-10 06:17:23.

reddo I really like indexhibit, I'm using it as a CMS for simple websites like www.suspectdevicerec.com or www.scalfino.com . I learnt how to write my plugins, and my programming skills equals zero... it's quite flexible.
Vaska is working on the new version of indexhibit, i heard it will (finally) have rss. the majority of css portfolios lack of a rss feature.
Added 2009-11-09 13:24:38.

posse Got my own that has been on ice for like a year. When i started it the only one i'd heard about was Cargo. Now when there's a ton of these services it's not that fun working on anymore (:
finished soon though. very simple site, customizable with css etc. ill post a link when finished
Added 2009-11-07 17:42:20.

niconick I'm totaly agree, Secretary looks very interesting...I'll keep an eye on it...
Added 2009-11-03 15:55:34.

Colorform Secretary looks promising!
Added 2009-11-01 14:28:07.

texjer @grafician @staer thank you. I'll play around with them.
Added 2009-10-31 13:36:15.

grafician @texjer Berta does what you need - http://berta.hungry.lv/
Added 2009-10-31 12:51:09.

staer Secretary (http://www.secretarycms.com) has built in support for audio and video.
Added 2009-10-31 10:03:13.

texjer I was hoping that there was a CMS that allowed him to upload a flv or even a wmv or an avi, and the CMS would just convert it and it would look awesome.

Then there's the issue of the player. I want it hosted because vimeo and youtube are cluttered. Flowplayer's the cleanest free thing i've found, but I'm cutting off the bottom with a hidden overflow. Is there a cleaner player out there? @suprb ? ;) I've heard that if you pay for vimeo, you can clean it up -- does anybody have an example of that?
@ANSQERON
@3stripe

I'd rather host the content myself, Here's site: http://www.joeygrimm.com/
Added 2009-10-31 06:56:19.

3stripe @texjer how/where will the video content be hosted?
Added 2009-10-31 05:45:23. In reply to texjer

ANSQERON @texjer: It really depends on your style, his style, his requirements, etc.
I would just want to suggest that you should keep it simple. Also, use eye-pleasing colours :)
If you need any help drop me a line.
Added 2009-10-31 05:42:24.

texjer I'm about to make a website for a friend who mostly does video, any suggestions?
Added 2009-10-30 14:17:57.

dajaniel I have long thought about creating a new portfolio CMS system but when I first thought about it there was suddenly a deluge of new ones that appeared. My thoughts were captured pretty well in @hellomuller's post!

Can anyone think of any features that simply aren't catered for in the current apps available?
Added 2009-10-30 06:26:22.

grafician BERTA 0.5b just released - http://berta.hungry.lv/
Added 2009-10-28 18:38:43.

mikrokosmonaut WordPress works for me. The predominant objection with WP seems to be "it has too many features" which to me seems a bit short sighted. You can opt to remove most of WPs core features fairly quickly with CSS or by playing with the template files, and then you always have the option to switch them back on in the future. (For instance you might not want people to be able to leave comments on your work, but in a few years time, you might change your mind).
Added 2009-10-25 14:05:23.

nofavorite We've been using Verb CMS (http://verbcms.com) for a while now. It's hosted, but very flexible.
Added 2009-10-24 08:39:09.

LeslieOA @suprb Erm, I updated my initial post, and now it's at the bottom? :-/
Added 2009-10-24 04:32:01.

LeslieOA Hello Qonversationalists.
This topic always comes up in forums so I thought I'd start it :-D...

Here's a list of 'portfolio centric' Content Management Systems (and services). General site/blogging CMS' like WordPress and Drupal aren't listed for obvious reasons (though peoples thoughts on services like Carbonmade, Society6, etc are welcomed).


Download & Install

Berta - http://berta.hungry.lv/ (Free*, PHP5+, MySQL)
Core - http://weareastronauts.org/core-cms/ (GPLv3, PHP4+, MySQL)
Indexhibit - http://indexhibit.org/ (GNU, PHP4+, MySQL 4+)
Indxr - http://indxr.net/ (Free*, PHP4+, MySQL 4+, dead?) @suprb
Possible Triangle - http://possibletriangle.org/ (TBA, CC GNU GPL)
The Secretary - http://www.secretarycms.com/ (Free*, PHP5+, MySQL 5+)
Stacey - http://staceyapp.com/ (MIT, PHP5+)


Hosted

4ormat - http://4ormat.com/ (TBA, Invite only)
Cargo Collective - http://cargocollective.com/ (Invite only, Social)
FFolio - http://www.ffolio.net/ (TBA)
Frontal - http://www.frontalcode.com/ (Flash, Free*-$499)



* Free to download/unknown license


Other sites/services that may also be of interest are HiFolio (http://hifolio.com/) and the work in progress Possible Triangle (http://possibletriangle.org/). Check below for more suggestions from the community.


Are you currently using any? Which have you used in the past? What do/did you most enjoy about setting up your portfolio?

Peace.

Updated: - 24.10.2009
Added 2009-10-24 04:17:18.

grafician @unttld Great! Keep it comin! :D
Added 2009-10-24 03:58:28.

unttld @grafician maybe a week or two. There's a few … bugs … that I need to work out. I also need to figure out if I want functionality that would need an administrative MySQL/CSV database. And than banging out one or two default skins. So, yea, week or two.
Added 2009-10-23 09:46:40.

grafician @unttld So, when it will be available? :)
Added 2009-10-23 07:41:08. In reply to unttld

suprb @grafician anytime man
Added 2009-10-23 04:47:31. In reply to grafician

unttld @LeslieOA a quick follow up to @hellomuller 's post about portfolio cms'. Mostly I agree, but felt I should explain what my goal is. The short of it: my CMS will provide the function, you provide the style. http://wp.possibletriangle.org/?p=15
Added 2009-10-23 04:18:34. In reply to LeslieOA

LeslieOA Relevant read from @hellomuller
http://www.hellomuller.com/blog/2009/10/20/is-the-portfolio-cms-the-new-black/
Added 2009-10-23 02:21:39.

3stripe @thatothertime I actually forgot all about them theme, found it by mistake the other day, it's not far off :)
Added 2009-10-22 11:33:25. In reply to thatothertime

grafician @suprb Yeah, I updated the .htaccess file and Indxr is now back on track :D Thanks!
Added 2009-10-22 09:52:05. In reply to suprb

thatothertime @3stripe sounds good, I always get bored of my port when working on it so just before release I scrap it or start re-working it... its kind of annoying
Added 2009-10-22 09:28:57. In reply to 3stripe

3stripe PS. I'm in the process of converting http://www.avdisco.net/ to a Wordpress theme and releasing it. It will have a snazzy fullscreen mode too using Flash.
Added 2009-10-22 05:06:25.

grafician @suprb I'll look into that, thanks!
Added 2009-10-22 01:43:19. In reply to suprb

suprb @grafician sounds like the .htaccess file is missing?
Added 2009-10-22 01:35:58.

grafician @suprb Oh oh quick question please, I know you said you won't answer mails about Indxr, but I get a "Page not found" when I access the /login on the Indxr install, any clue what might cause this? It worked like a charm until a week ago and then all of a sudden, I got that error :|
Added 2009-10-22 01:34:19. In reply to suprb

suprb @grafician you can use it on your own risk :)
Added 2009-10-22 01:31:38.

grafician We should consider not all designers have coding skills...Tools like Cargo or Krop or any other CMS are needed and will be. @suprb Too bad :| But is it open source, so we can use it any way we like from now on?
Added 2009-10-22 01:29:53. In reply to suprb

suprb @denull you shouldn't use Indxr. The project is dead.
Added 2009-10-22 01:22:52. In reply to denull

twistedfork Goodpost. :D Goes well with HelloMuller's post the other day.
Added 2009-10-22 00:46:42.

denull ver useful post :) btw i am for the Core and Indxr but want to check this 4ormat
Added 2009-10-21 13:07:01.

LeslieOA @kalkal :-D
Added 2009-10-21 06:35:19. In reply to kalkal

kalkal Not quite but...

Added 2009-10-21 06:16:13.

LeslieOA @kalkal Haha. Is a gold star code for "A new MacBook's in the mail?" ;-).
Mentioned Flutter above, haven't used either yet.
Added 2009-10-21 06:02:38. In reply to kalkal

kalkal Btw, I came across Flutter http://flutter.freshout.us/ which seems very similar to Magic Fields but perhaps even more flexable
Added 2009-10-20 12:47:35.

kalkal Thanks @LeslieOA. Can we get this guy a gold star or something?
Added 2009-10-20 12:42:37.

LeslieOA @* Great finds/information people! I ♥ (online) communities.
@suprb Could the above be used as a way of notifying everyone in a conversation? Just a thought (unless some wiseguy takes this username).

@unttld I agree, though you'd be amazed at how many designers workflows involve FTP (which they're highly comfortable with). I've demo'd WordPress to prospective customers and they've asked if they could just use Transmit, et al instead.

@grafician Outside of the social elements, I'd definitely recommend Indexhibit (for it's participants list) and Core (for it's Cargo-esque themes).

@Whiteface I didn't even consider a list for simple to use CMS' (with a nice aesthetic).

@kakal The Magic Fields CMS plugin for WordPress @3stripe suggested may help you along the way (also, consider Possible Triangle's WordPress theme edition to get you started: - http://wp.possibletriangle.org/

@3stripe I'd only ever seen Flutter http://flutter.freshout.us/. Good find :-)

@texjer I agree, especially with these sites with great work. I'm torn between
1. XHTML/CSS static portfolio
2. Any of the above CMS'
3. Rolling my own CMS'/web app

I love hacking and design, and even though a lot of what I've used previously works wonders, I always have a niggling feeling that I could and should do things differently (not necessarily better, haha).
Added 2009-10-20 11:50:29.

texjer What a resource, I only knew of a few, and I thought I knew what was out there. I wanted to expand with a few portfolio websites I encountered that are so simple to do, you don't need a cms.
http://de-war.de
http://www.mariuswolfram.de/ - a website he made
Added 2009-10-20 07:24:57.

thatothertime @ANSQERON the tag highlight is really nice in Core, yeah I agree. Its nice to see many platforms emerging that allow people who wish to show work but dont have the technical skills to have decent portfolios.
Added 2009-10-20 05:35:25.

ANSQERON @thatothertime: It is very similar but somehow, still different :)
Added 2009-10-20 05:29:17.

3stripe I think Wordpress can work for portfolio sites, but only if you know what plugins to use!
Added 2009-10-20 05:24:42. In reply to 3stripe

3stripe The Magic Fields CMS plugin + Wordpress is a pretty flexible combo

http://magicfields.org
Added 2009-10-20 05:23:37.

thatothertime @ANSQERON it feels a lot like cargo
Added 2009-10-20 05:19:52. In reply to ANSQERON

ANSQERON I really think http://weareastronauts.org/core-cms/ is a good choice, although you have to deserve to use it :)
Added 2009-10-20 05:16:20.

smack i think cms' should be simple, easy to use and modular.
Added 2009-10-19 09:06:14.

staer Woops, has been posted! No direct link was posted though...
Added 2009-10-19 05:03:06. In reply to staer

staer The Secretary - http://www.secretarycms.com - is a nice alternative to some of the others. Super flexible and easy to use, and includes a few features the others don't have.
Added 2009-10-19 05:01:38.

unttld @LeslieOA Stacey is a good app. I enjoy it quite a bit. I just find the flat file structure not suitable for using for client work, or even for artist friends who aren't computer savvy. I think rolling our own CMS' is based on our own needs not being met with what's on the market (whether that's some functional issue or an aesthetic issue, or maybe some of us just need to build stuff).

I'd be happy having a website running each of these CMS' cause they're all pretty damn good.

@kbpeterson Django is great, but finding decently priced hosting for it is not so great. My Django fallback is CI. Than the current RoR. I'm looking forward to the next Rails release when they mash in Merb. That said, I hate PHP. It's a dirty barbarian language. :D
Added 2009-10-18 10:42:35.

kalkal I've started building a portfolio with wordpress. Dang, I'll have to give some of these a shot now, maybe I can port what I have easily. Wordpress is nice and all but theres so much it's capable of which I will _simply_never_use_
Added 2009-10-18 01:46:13.

Whiteface Cushy CMS looks pretty easy to use: http://www.cushycms.com/
Added 2009-10-17 07:07:49.

grafician @LeslieOA Yes, I am working on a portfolio coded from scratch but it takes time because I'm a better designer than coder ;))

Berta and Stacey are nice, but to limited. I would like a solution like Cargo, but to host it on my own server.


Added 2009-10-17 07:06:23. In reply to LeslieOA

LeslieOA @grafician @suprb The current trend does seem to be design/developers rolling their own CMS' (I'm no different). I understand the logic behind not starting from scratch/re-inventing the wheel, but sometimes you just need that personal touch I guess.

@suprb Out of curiosity, what does 'DOS-2' stand for? I'm guessing "Design/Disk Operating System".
@grafician Definitely give the other download+install CMS' mentioned above a try (haven't tested Berta or Stacey as of yet).
Added 2009-10-17 02:24:06.

grafician Right now I'm using Cargo - http://grafician.launchnext.com/ as the main portfolio engine, also flickr for my experiments and pics - http://www.flickr.com/photos/grafician/ and used Indxr as my WIP/client interface (but I can't use Indxr anymore, because I can't login into the system, getting a "page not found" message when trying to access the login page).

But I want to switch to a "Download&Install" solution because I want to have complete control on what I host, probably going on Core, while I code my own portfolio from scratch.

If you are a busy designer, using a hosted solution works better (ex: Cargo or Krop Pro), but if you have the time, start coding your own portfolio :)
Added 2009-10-16 19:50:30.

dolzhenkov I like cargo! :)
Added 2009-10-16 09:37:06.

suprb @LeslieOA persona CMS. will not release it. :) CI is super, thats what I've both Dropular, Qonversation and DOS-2 with.
Added 2009-10-16 07:38:02. In reply to LeslieOA

kbpeterson If you're willing to dig into some coding Django (http://djangoproject.com) is a great, easily customizable CMS built with Python. It's what I'm using for my blog/portfolio.
Added 2009-10-15 15:21:26.

LeslieOA @unttld Sup Derek! Notice the PT plug ;-)
I already use CI as a quick prototyping/testing ground (I guess it's my "Rails" for PHP).
Added 2009-10-15 10:10:43.

unttld @LeslieOA CodeIgniter is a good start for PHP. ExpressionEngine is nice, but similar to wordpress in that it is to large a cms to use just as a portfolio.
Added 2009-10-15 10:06:01.

dannygarcia I like to have full control over what fields are used and how the data is coded so I like to use ExpressionEngine ( http://expressionengine.com ). What's really awesome is that you can use it to expand your website beyond just a portfolio. For me, the features and customization are worth the price.
Added 2009-10-15 09:33:39.

LeslieOA @derdezi Hadn't heard of these two before, thanks!
@suprb I'll add it to the feature requests thread, but is there a way to edit posts to add these two?
Added 2009-10-15 08:20:05.

LeslieOA Thanks @suprb @weloveyellow
Now you mention it, it reads more like an article then a discussion topic, haha.
Your thoughts on the above would be welcome though.

@suprb Is DOS-2 a contender or more CMS for client work? I'm starting from scratch for my future portfolio, but imagine CodeIgnigter/ExpressionEngine is good foundation for these things.
Added 2009-10-15 08:08:21.

derdezi two other i know so far:
secretary cms
& concrete5

http://www.heavy-backpack.com/archives/articles/5-ways-to-a-portfolio-cms

i didn't use a cms so far, therefore i'm interested in this conversation
Added 2009-10-15 08:06:08.

weloveyellow great article!
Added 2009-10-15 07:58:17.

suprb @LeslieOA Oh, nice post :)
Added 2009-10-15 05:33:23.

LeslieOA Hello Qonversationalists.
This topic always comes up in forums so I thought I'd start it :-D...

Here's a list of 'portfolio centric' Content Management Systems (and services). General site/blogging CMS' like WordPress and Drupal aren't listed for obvious reasons (though peoples thoughts on services like Carbonmade, Society6, etc are welcomed).


Download & Install

Berta - http://berta.hungry.lv/ (Free*, PHP5+, MySQL)
Core - http://weareastronauts.org/core-cms/ (GPLv3, PHP4+, MySQL)
Indexhibit - http://indexhibit.org/ (GNU, PHP4+, MySQL 4+)
Indxr - http://indxr.net/ (Free*, PHP4+, MySQL 4+, dead?) @suprb
Possible Triangle - http://possibletriangle.org/ (TBA, CC GNU GPL)
The Secretary - http://www.secretarycms.com/ (Free*, PHP5+, MySQL 5+)
Stacey - http://staceyapp.com/ (MIT, PHP5+)


Hosted

4ormat - http://4ormat.com/ (TBA, Invite only)
Cargo Collective - http://cargocollective.com/ (Invite only, Social)
FFolio - http://www.ffolio.net/ (TBA)
Frontal - http://www.frontalcode.com/ (Flash, Free*-$499)



* Free to download/unknown license


Other sites/services that may also be of interest are HiFolio (http://hifolio.com/) and the work in progress Possible Triangle (http://possibletriangle.org/). Check below for more suggestions from the community.


Are you currently using any? Which have you used in the past? What do/did you most enjoy about setting up your portfolio?

Peace.

Updated: - 24.10.2009
Added 2009-10-15 05:31:58.

suprb What about them?
Added 2009-10-15 05:30:21.