My Blog List
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Featured Artist Bob Landström
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Artist Bob Landström uses crushed volcanic rock as a medium to paint
colorful and symbolic metaphysical paintings.
The post Featured Artist Bob Landström...
1 hour ago
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Considering Photography’s Past, Future, and Pitfalls
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At a Fotofocus symposium, curators, panelists, and artists leapt into the
fray of the medium's existential crisis, rather than just celebrating
aesthetics ...
14 hours ago
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120,000 Ribbons Wave Across the Former Footprint of the Berlin Wall in an Installation Marking 30 Years Since the Peaceful Revolution
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On November 9, 1989, German officials decided to allow residents of
Communist East Germany to cross over and visit the Western, democratic half
of the divi...
18 hours ago
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Nature’s Dystopian Nature: An Artist Creates Images That Show Nature Taking Over Our Civilization
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According to Charlie Davoli: “I made this photo project by producing a
series of imaginary pictures in which human beings...
20 hours ago
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What are some good LGBTQ dharma books?
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We recommend some great books by LGBTQ Buddhist teachers and practitioners.
The post What are some good LGBTQ dharma books? appeared first on Lion's
Roar.
20 hours ago
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Neues UPLOAD Spezial: Amazon Vendor vs. Seller – Welches Modell passt für wen?
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Um auf Amazons Marktplatz präsent zu sein, bietet das Unternehmen im
Wesentlichen zwei Modelle: Man ist als „Vendor“ oder als „Seller“ präsent.
Dieses UPLO...
1 day ago
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Fette Hits von coolen Broten
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Bühne | Konzert | Fettes Brot Auch nach dreißig Jahren sind »die Jungs« von
»Fettes Brot« kein bisschen out. Sie bringen die Hallen bei ihrer Tour mit
Leic...
2 days ago
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“Quiet” by Illustrator Evan M. Cohen
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Evan M. Cohen Evan M.
Cohen’s Website Evan M. Cohen on Instagram
3 days ago
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Protected: Difference, Disability, and Dignity: A Video-making StoryFest
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There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
The post Protected: Difference, Disability, and Dignity: A Video-making
StoryFest appeared first on...
4 days ago
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When Life Is A Messy Openness
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Every now and then, I come across moments that shine with irradiance, that
mock my cynicism, that glitter with the fragile wings of lost hope, that
move me...
5 days ago
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this blog continues... at blueprint21.de
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I finally put a new version of my website together, it also includes a blog
page.
If you browse to:
*blueprint21.de/blog*
you arrive at a nicely sorted...
2 years ago
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Island – auf dem Weg zur Wissensgesellschaft
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Islands größter einzelner Arbeitgeber ist eine Universität. Und auch sonst
hat man auf der Insel die Zukunft fest im Blick, berichtet Carolin Liefke.
Wei...
3 years ago
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The Podcast returns!
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*It's here! After a long hiatus, our popular monthly podcast - featuring
your regular dose of brilliant books and fierce feminism - is back,
complete wit...
4 years ago
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My Blog List
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American health care's life-destroying "surprise bills" are the fault of local, private-equity monopolies
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Surprise billing -- when your urgent or emergency medical care results in
massive bills that your insurer won't cover -- are a life-destroying
phenomenon...
20 minutes ago
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The 30-Second Trick for Chicago March for Science
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The Debate Over Chicago March for Science Communication consists of verbal
and nonverbal communication, together with listening that connotes
empathetic co...
1 hour ago
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The Velvet Underground as Peanuts Characters: Snoopy Morphs Into Lou Reed, Charlie Brown Into Andy Warhol
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The fun cartoon above was apparently found in a "Guide to the Velvet
Underground and Andy Warhol's Factory" published by the French magazine,
Les Inrocku...
1 hour ago
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Rumpus Original Poetry: Three Poems by Chelsea Dingman
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*Hopelessness is a marriage of light / & dark.*
5 hours ago
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Thursday Doors
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Linking up at Norm's Thursday Doors.
October 2019 - Toronto ON
Doors in the Butterfly Lane - Art Eggleton Park.
7 hours ago
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SkyWatch - Jeddah Architecture
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I've got to admit, I don't really love a lot of modern architecture.
Jeddah is abundant with modern architecture all over the city.
To visit MORE frie...
8 hours ago
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Your Emotions Will Not Drown You; They Will Save You
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*“You weren’t built to be calm, cool, and collected all the time. If you
were, it wouldn’t feel so exhausting.”**~Ryan O’Connell *
There’s a lot of talk ...
12 hours ago
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Brush with Greatness
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by J.D. Scrimgeour
At the end of summer in 1982, my family drove me from our home in New
Milford, Connecticut, a town of 20,000 in the southern Berkshires...
13 hours ago
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Things We Saw Today: I’m Fine With the Loki Series Going All Quantum Leap
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[image: Loki series time travel]
The upcoming Disney+ series starring Tom Hiddleston as the God of Mischief
will have "a huge time travel component."
14 hours ago
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The trap by Ludovic Bruckstein
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The Trap by Ludovic Bruckstein
Romanian fiction Original title – Scorbura Translator – Alistair Ian Blyth
Source – re...
17 hours ago
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moby’s little pine restaurant launches new online store
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little pine, moby’s vegan restaurant in los angeles, has launched a new
retail store for their new adorable merchandise line… the store features
all sort...
19 hours ago
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Announcing the Essential Skills Playbook
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By Leah Belsky, VP of Enterprise, Coursera Today we launched the Essential
Skills Playbook, and I couldn’t be more excited to bring this to business
and ...
20 hours ago
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An Overlooked Novel from 1935 by the Godmother of Feminist Detective Fiction
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Nora Caplan Bricker writes about Dorothy L. Sayers’s “Gaudy Night,” which
was a forerunner of works by Gillian Flynn and Tana French.
21 hours ago
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: A Prescription For Pausing :
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Hello wise friend, Please forgive me. I’ve been neglecting you of late. I
promise to do better. Share more restorative rituals and helpful tools a
little m...
1 day ago
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The Exorcism of Nay Pyi Taw on BBC Travel
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Myanmar’s new capital city of Nay Pyi Taw is a strange, half-deserted
place. A city of wide spaces occupied by few people, and of vast highways
without any...
1 day ago
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Parks und Grünanlagen in Esslingen am Neckar
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*Esslingen am Neckar* ist vor allem wegen seiner gut erhaltenen
historischen Altstadt bekannt. Als ehemalige freie Reichsstadt besitzt
Esslingen keine gro...
1 day ago
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{Movies} Shirley Jackson, Hail, Caesar! & Dead Don’t Die
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We Have Always Lived in the Castle (2018) In the realm of Shirley Jackson
adaptations Mike Flanagan’s The Haunting of Hill House television series
and Stac...
1 day ago
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SHR Auburn Witness Poetry Prize Winners 2019
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[image: jake adam york blog]Readers can find the 2019 Auburn Witness Poetry
Prize winner and finalists in the Fall 2019 issue of *Southern Humanities
Rev...
1 day ago
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The First of the Gang to Die
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I woke up in black and white, like I ran out of colors, only it didn’t feel
like my fault at first; I thought the world was to blame, not me.
The post Th...
2 days ago
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8 Notes of Encouragement for Introverts
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These notes of encouragement aren’t just for introverts. Introverts may
need more quiet time, more alone time, or room to create a happy heart, but
extro...
2 days ago
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Review: THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR, Liz Byrski
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- this edition published in 2016 by Pan Macmillan (Read How you Want)
- ISBN 978-1-52522-793-6
- 530 pages
- source: my local library
*Syno...
2 days ago
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The City and the Writer: In Amman with Lena Khalaf Tuffaha
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[image: Image of The City and the Writer: In Amman with Lena Khalaf Tuffaha]
If each city is like a game of chess, the day when I have learned the
rules, ...
2 days ago
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Who will call me beloved - Radio 4
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The day has arrived! The arts documentary that Faith Lawrence and I have
made about me being writer-in-residence in a cemetery and contemplating the
langua...
3 days ago
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We only saw the after-effects of one Catalan independence rally when we
were in Barcelona last month, though there had been a wilder one the day we
arrived...
3 days ago
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On "Deafness" by James Chapin (2276 words) ****
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This lightly science fiction story revolves around a mysterious phenomenon
wherein vast swaths of people lose their hearing. It's told in the form of
a let...
3 days ago
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Time For an Occasional Reminder re: How to Pay For My Books
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This morning I got a nice letter from someone who enjoyed one of my books
and wanted to send money to me directly for it rather than to get the book
throug...
3 days ago
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Der Zuckerfrei Mini-Kurs ist wieder da!
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Vor wenigen Wochen fand mein erster Zuckerfrei Mini-Kurs statt, an dem
insgesamt über 14.000 meiner Leserinnen und Leser teilgenommen haben –
vielleicht ...
4 days ago
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Long Distance Hiking Zine #4 is here!
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Long Distance Hiking Zine #4, the zine of my recent (and second!) thru-hike
of the Lowest to Highest Route, as well as my adventures in the Alaskan
Arctic ...
5 days ago
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Compression
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In a word, Tim Cundle’s Compression is gritty. The novel follows quasi
rock-star Michael Flanagan as he returns to the seaside town of his youth
for a clas...
5 days ago
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Research Notes: The Book Of Jeremiah
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I recently started a new day job at a software company. I’ve never worked
for the government or for any company that requires a security clearance,
and I...
5 days ago
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LR Issue 7.3 Is Here!
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LANTERN REVIEW Issue 7.3: “Construction(s)” We’re thrilled to announce that
Lantern Review Issue 7.3, our third and final issue of the 2019 season, is
now ...
5 days ago
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Jersey Festival of Words 2019: Year 5
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2019 marks the fifth year of Jersey Festival of Words; it feels like no
time at all and also as though the Festival has been part of the landscape
for much...
1 week ago
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Prairie People
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*Finished October 26*
*Prairie People: A Celebration of My Homeland* by Robert Collins
This is a collection of observations, conversations, research, and
i...
1 week ago
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Bob Ross couple's costume and other Halloween night surprises in my neighborhood
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*This Bob Ross "painted" happy little trees onto their partner's face all
evening.*
I've lived in Alameda, California going on 10 years now and I'm alway...
1 week ago
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#tinyautumnpoem daily poetry challenge for November – Are you in?
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🍁I love autumn. There is change in the air, on the trees and often in our
hearts at this time of year. It is often the time when we have a sudden
burst ...
1 week ago
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How do you know if your new hire is a jerk?
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Bob is a hugely successful businessman. Bob has a neat trick. Before he
hires anyone, the first thing Bob does is take the person out to …
The post How d...
1 week ago
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Online Casino Paypal
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Te esse ullum mea. Ut simul cetero volumus has, est graeco blandit accusata
et. His assum iusto omnesque ei. Tation … Read More →
2 weeks ago
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Bees in the Eaves by Bill Yarrow (2)
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This 2019 video, Bees in the Eaves, is from a poem by Bill Yarrow. It is a
new audiovisual interpretation of the poem by Belgian film-maker, Marc Neys
(aka...
2 weeks ago
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WHERE MY HEART USED TO BEAT: A Book Review
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“Where My Heart Used to Beat” by Sebastian Faulks is the story of a deeply
wounded man, one Dr. Robert Hendricks. It is narrated in the first person,
by ...
2 weeks ago
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Book of the month: Dina Salústio
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Firsts are a recurring theme on this blog. This month’s book of the month
is a case in point. Not only is it the first novel by a female author to be
publi...
3 weeks ago
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"Disintegration" by S.E. Soldwedel - A Review by Carlo Alvaro
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*More than a Story, a Literary ‘Singularity’*
*By Carlo Alvaro*
*Disintegration by S.E. Soldwedel. Inkshares (2019). Paperback 412 pages, $
14.71.*
*On...
3 weeks ago
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Peter Handke is the ideal Nobel laureate
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I've been reading Peter Handke for thirty years and have described before
how a chance reading of the opening lines of *Across* in 1989 was a
revelation. S...
4 weeks ago
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The Navel of the World
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Some of you may remember that last winter I was working on a series of
sketches of the landscape at Delphi, Greece. The one above remains my
favorite - I e...
4 weeks ago
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5 Ways to Encourage Motivation During Employee Meetings
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Did you know that 85% of people say that they hate their jobs? Assuming
that stat applies to your staff, motivating a room full of folks who don’t
want to ...
1 month ago
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commonplace
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"As those presents are always the most fashionable, and sometimes the most
valued, which cannot be used, I give you this book, which you will not be
able t...
1 month ago
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Freedom to be Creative
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Social media bring lots of benefits as well as many problems. The thing i
have noticed, I actually saw this coming it long ago, is that the
restrictive way...
2 months ago
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A long catch up (and go and see Amanda Palmer's show)
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I stopped blogging in April when my friend Gene Wolfe died. I wanted to
write a blog about Gene, who he was, how we were friends, and it just made
me too s...
2 months ago
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Systems Breakdown: What Next?
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Whoops! Back in 4,200 BCE when this 20 metre high granite pillar ('Le Grand
Menhir' in what is now Locmariaquer, Brittany) toppled over, it must have
caus...
2 months ago
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YOUTH DEMAND DEMOCRATIC SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CRISIS
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Youth activists from all continents spent the last week of July in
intensive training to become Climate Ambassadors with the recently founded
Center for Un...
3 months ago
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The Most Important Supplements For Building Lean Muscle
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Muscle building only works with the right diet. Most people are familiar
with the clichés: lots of protein in the form of eggs and steaks, few
carbohydra...
3 months ago
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Cannabis Dispensary Design.
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Cannabis dispensary Ganja Express ca design has been a great deal since
time in memorial. The interior design have been advancing every now and
then due ...
3 months ago
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Walter Benjamin’s Rules for Writing
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I’m a bit of a sucker for writing rules, even though I know that there
really are no rules. I suppose what I really like is what they tell me
about another...
3 months ago
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Bitcoin Billionaires by Ben Mezrich
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Have you ever seen the movie The Social Network? It is the story of how
Facebook came to be and I absolutely love it. I have always enjoyed books
about eve...
4 months ago
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Oh hello, June (or, Always Joy)
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Oh hello, June.
We’re already half-way done our time together yet I feel like we are just
catching up.
There’s a lot going on around here these days.
A...
5 months ago
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Fiji Feast & Book Party!
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~ stories ~ photos ~ food ~ kava cocktails ~ island flavours ~ 7pm—9pm
Saturday, May 18, 2019 Towne Center Books, 555 Main Street, Pleasanton, CA
94566 Fij...
6 months ago
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February was a sullen captive in the afternoon mist
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March was a strong reading month. Through March and April I’ve been very
busy at work so finding time to read was a challenge. The answer was
shorter, punc...
6 months ago
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What I've Read
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*What I've Read This Month...*
Kristi's bookshelf: april-2019
[image: After Iris]
After Iris
by Natasha Farrant
[image: Love and Ruin]
Love and Ruin
...
6 months ago
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The Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist 2019
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It is here! The longest of sixteen books which I mentioned last month (when
I mentioned blowing off the cobwebs on this blog, cough – more on that
below) h...
6 months ago
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Can't stand the rain? How wet weather affects human behaviour
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Rainfall affects our mood, our propensity to commit crime and how hungry we
feel – but why?
It’s raining, it’s pouring, the old man is snoring. He bumped...
8 months ago
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Ask Unclutterer: Dual desks
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The following are images I've collected over the years of two-person desks
that I like.
Post written by Erin Doland
8 months ago
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‘Tis Always the Season for Shortbread Cookies
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In my family, Christmas just isn’t Christmas without shortbread cookies.
Both my parents loved cooking and baking, but my father and I usually made
the sho...
9 months ago
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An Archive of Rhubarb History
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Worth more than cinnamon on the Silk Road; acidic in the cold, but good for
dying; your great-aunt dips the raw stalks in sugar. period blood the moon
move...
10 months ago
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Quarterly Conversation Issue 54
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Features A Translator’s Diary: A Year in the Life of Emma Ramadan Part IV
By Emma Ramadan I started this translator diary almost a year ago. A year
later, ...
10 months ago
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Randall Mann in Court Green
11 months ago
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Free Lightroom Presets for Beginning Retouchers
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Lightroom is one of the most commonly used programs for photo color
correction and basic photo editing. You can use a variety of color settings
and perfo...
11 months ago
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New Ways of Seeing
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Peeling back the layers on something very old and rendering a very large
virtual object in the middle of your living room might, at first, feel like
activi...
11 months ago
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Top 5 Listens for Your Travel Week
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OUR TOP 5 MOST DOWNLOADED PODCAST EPISODES TO KEEP YOU COMPANY ON THE ROAD
#1: How to know when you’ve had enough This is the story about being full.
Reall...
11 months ago
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WHEN WE FELL IN LOVE – LIAM LOWTH
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I fall in love, often ridiculously. Sometimes, these feelings change as
quickly as the Queensland sun turning toes in morning warmth to a red raw
burn. Som...
1 year ago
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Proposal for a book, etc.
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This is my proposal for a book to be adapted into a movie starring Dwayne
The Rock Johnson.
Read more…
1 year ago
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Our son, Ali Julian
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So much has happened since I posted last! Our biggest news is that we had a
son on April 9, 2018, after five long years. Below are some of my favorite
pict...
1 year ago
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Blog2
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https://seehaikuhere2.blogspot.com/
1 year ago
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Refill Berlin – Where to find free tap water in Berlin
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Refill Berlin is a non-profit scheme aiming to make free tap water
available throughout the city to anyone with a refillable water bottle. The
Refill mov...
1 year ago
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7 Pain-relieving Herbs That Can Replace Pharmaceuticals
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Do you suffer from pain? If so, this article is important because you’ll
learn about pain-relieving herbs that can alleviate pain naturally. Pain is
the ...
1 year ago
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July 2018 Wrap-Up: Books and Reviews
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Ye Grande Olde TBR(e) Challenge Update I started July with 204 unread books
sitting around my house. And I ended with … *drumroll* …203! Yay! I did
some tr...
1 year ago
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Hello world!
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Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then
start writing!
1 year ago
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Murder at the Marina: A Guest Post & Blog Fiesta!
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Ellen Jacobson, of The Cynical Sailor & His Salty Sidekick fame, has just
released the first of a cozy mystery series that revolves, much like
Ellen's o...
1 year ago
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Feminism and the Institutions of Intimacy
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Yesterday Corey Robin wrote a piece in the Chronicle of Higher
Education called “The Erotic Professor,” and in it he positively mentions a
piece of mine ca...
1 year ago
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Farewell Letter from the Editors
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Five years ago, we launched a magazine for all the curious, smart, and bold
women and nonbinary writers and readers out […]
1 year ago
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My favorite fishing magazines
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If fishing is your favorite leisure activity, there is no doubt that you
already put in enough effort to make as many fishing trips…
1 year ago
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Female Filmmaking
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1. Logical Glances I dislike “left brain” film watching for three
reasons. The first reason is because it really isn’t how movies are meant
to be absorbe...
1 year ago
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Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches, John Hodgeman
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We could not go far in the peapod. It wasn’t designed for distance, but it
didn’t matter. Things were different on the water. Where Massachusetts had
been ...
1 year ago
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Coming Soon
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LaSasha Flame presents “Forbidden Fruit” a collection of hot tales for your
satisfaction coming soon. Look out for my contribution…
1 year ago
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Pretty pepper plant
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I was drawn immediately to this pretty pepper plant when my husband and I
went to a plant shop. I Google-searched and found out that this is a filius
blue ...
1 year ago
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Just an update on the anthology, etc.
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So, yeah, Melusine undertook an unplanned and impromptu hiatus, one that
begin as merely an extended delay, and I owe an apology to contributors and
reade...
1 year ago
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this blog continues... at blueprint21.de
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I finally put a new version of my website together, it also includes a blog
page.
If you browse to:
*blueprint21.de/blog*
you arrive at a nicely sorted...
2 years ago
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Where do dreadlocks originate from?
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The history of dreadlocks traces back to ancient cultures in Africa, India,
and Crete. It has many roots; it’s too hard to determine their actual
origins. ...
2 years ago
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A special sentence structure
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[Nine years ago today, I started this blog. It will be on hiatus with
today’s post, my 510th. I’m in a transition into semi-retirement teaching
and writi...
2 years ago
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10 Online Clothing Retailers With Awesome Return Policies
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Buying clothes in a store—once the *only* way to shop—now seems almost
antiquated. Why limit yourself to merely one designer, or even all the
options ava...
2 years ago
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dear you-in-the-dark
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Part of a collaborative project, "Dear-You-in-the-Dark" is now a broadside,
which can be printed out and pasted wherever the reader pleases to put it. Her...
2 years ago
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Von mies bis zum Altar, das gibt es ALLES beim Online-Dating!
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Mies Es will einfach nicht passen ist die harmlose Variante von miesem
Online-Dating. Es kann sich durchaus bis psychotisch steigern. Mies ist,
wenn das Ge...
2 years ago
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Studio time
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Hello friends, I can hardly believe that summer’s (almost) over. It was
everything summer’s supposed to be: Art and sun and wine and friends. Late
evenings...
2 years ago
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The Secret Path: on bringing the story of Chanie Wenjack into classrooms
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In the age of Trumpism, it's more important than ever to teach history and
empathy to Canada's kids. I spoke to CKBW Radio in London, Ontario about
bringin...
2 years ago
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There is a crack in everything
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I believe we don’t live in our lives; we live in the stories we tell about
our lives. What happened is far less significant than how we interpret what
it m...
2 years ago
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ボーナスの支給迄に間に合わない！あと10万円どうにかしたい。
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海外旅行に行くのにお金があと少し足りない、そんなOLの私が無事ボーナス迄に乗り切った方法です。 今年はシルバー […]
3 years ago
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Dewey's 24 Hour Read-a-Thon October 22, 2016
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Hi! Hello! Welcome!
Gooooood morning to all of you beautiful readers out there! Here's my
opening questionnaire. I've filled one of these things out too ma...
3 years ago
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Certain Songs #628: Hoodoo Gurus – “Gene Hackman”
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Album: Electric Chair Year: 1998 This is my favorite song in what is
perhaps the all-time smallest category: “Late-90s Songs About Gene Hackman
as Sung B...
3 years ago
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Book Review: Olio
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Jess presents the way that we experience stories that become integral parts
of our consciousness, that are granted as intimately bound in the social
fabric...
3 years ago
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It’s Okay, I Love You
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The past nine months, my life has become unrecognizable. When I say this
out loud, it means who I am is unrecognizable. But I now see myself for the
first ...
3 years ago
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"Nothing from you in a hell of a while."
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“Nothing from you in a hell of a while.”
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*Ernest Hemingway, from “a letter to WALDO PEIRCE, Sheridan, c. 23 August
1928,” Selected Letters 1917-1961 (...
3 years ago
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Chasing Impossible by Katie McGarry – Release Day Blitz!
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Chasing impossible by Katie McGarry Add it to your Goodreads shelf
Purchase: Amazon / B&N / Kobo / iBooks / Google Play / Harlequin [...]
3 years ago
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Cha "Addiction" Poetry Contest
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ADDICTION A Cha Poetry contest This contest is run by Cha: An Asian
Literary Journal on the theme of "Addiction". Rules: Each poet can submit
up to two poe...
3 years ago
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Epic Fail
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So often we hear the comeback story after the comeback has been made. The
hard times are glossed over and...BAM...straight to the success portion we
go (cu...
3 years ago
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First the good news…
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Chemo is over! I met with my doctor yesterday, and he has cancelled my last
3 chemotherapy infusion appointments. We’re done. I couldn’t be happier
about t...
3 years ago
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All Good Things…
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So long, and thanks for all the fish...
3 years ago
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The Big Box Poetry Project
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By Way of Gratitude for CD Wright, Her Books, Her Poems I’ve been thinking
about missed connections since CD Wright’s death. I adore her work, and
books li...
3 years ago
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My very own Deal News....Finally! :)
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Those of you who know me may or may not know that I've been writing for 12
years.
I started in 2004 when my daughter was born and I had 5 months of paid
m...
3 years ago
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A Brooklyn Poem
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Funny — now that we’ve been up in Cape Cod over a half year, my Brooklyn
poems are making their way into the world. If you haven’t seen it yet,
click here...
3 years ago
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Facebook-Linktipps (2): Nie mehr Seitenbeiträge verpassen, neuer CTA, Instagram und Bildgrößen
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Wie kürzlich schon angekündigt, veröffentliche ich hier im Blog nun auch
unregelmäßig (je nach Aufkommen) eine Zusammenfassung der Beiträge meiner
Facebook...
3 years ago
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Happiness
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Author: Andrés Neuman Collection: The Things We Don't Do My name is Marcos.
I have always wanted to be Cristóbal. I don't mean I want to be be called
Crist...
3 years ago
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Under the Udala Trees: Chinelo Okparanta
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Stop reading whatever you reading now. Keep it aside. Leave it for now.
Because the Book of the Year has arrived. Breathtaking in scope, flawless
in exec...
4 years ago
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Shutting down this blog. It’s been fun!
4 years ago
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MEDIENTICKER: Kollektive Depression
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*Deutscher Buchpreis*: Juryvorsitzende Claudia Kramatschek zur Shortlist -
Tiefe Resignation: *Ungarische Intellektuelle* und Orbans
Flüchtlingspolitik & *...
4 years ago
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BookEnds Has Moved
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I'm thrilled to announce that BookEnds has set up a new home and a new
look. From this moment forward you can find BookEnds at
www.bookendsliterary.com
He...
4 years ago
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Moved
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This blog has now moved to a new home! Catch me on smithamurthy.com
4 years ago
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Interview with Rami Shamir
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Today I'm posting Part One of my interview with *Rami Shamir*, in the last
29 hours of a Kickstarter campaign for his novel TRAIN TO POKIPSE. This
expl...
4 years ago
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100 Days of Creative Courage
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*100 Days of Creative Courage is a creative online course that will
celebrate the final 100 days of 2015!*
Over the past 5 years, I've collected over *1...
4 years ago
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It’s Greek To Me
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I have always thought the pictures of Greece were incredibly beautiful, and
I will say what I saw of Greece was picture perfect. The island of
Santorini is...
4 years ago
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The Last Yossarian Poetry Challange
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Because today is the final day of my poem-a-day challenge using Yossarian
to generate ideas, I thought I'd make my search term 'end'. Each day this
week, ...
4 years ago
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Fusion Studio 10% off summer sale!
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It’s May, it’s nearly summer so I figured it’s time for a pre-summer sale.
Yes? OK From 1 to 15 May I’m offering 10% off the following treatments and
produ...
4 years ago
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About Me
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I'm a writer and poet in Indianapolis, Indiana.
This blog has moved. Join me at half-made.blogspot.com.
4 years ago
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New Blog!
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To all of you who have followed me on my blogging journey, and to any new
followers, I created a new blog site on my new website.
Baer Books Press - Blog
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4 years ago
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(2007-2011) was a blog composed by myself, artist Yuko Nagai, documenting
the making-of process, from their conception to completion, of two silk
dresses w...
4 years ago
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Something Fishy by Pavithra Sankaran (Children’s Book)
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Genre: Children’s
Publisher: Duckbill Books Synopsis: Stolen antique watch, packets of
Mayamix dest...
5 years ago
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• are we done here? •
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It it time to tweet the blog fantastic? To put an end to halfassedmama? I
am addicted to the catch-and-release of Facebook. But how best to preserve
my tho...
5 years ago
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Archived blog posts
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I cut loose my old website host Typepad because of continual service
outages. These pages archive all of the blog posts from September 2007 to
April 2014.
5 years ago
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waning moon
a cricket hops over
button mushrooms
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Shloka Shankar
5 years ago
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Officially moving blog to Bookedinchico.com Today
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I am moving my blog to Bookedinchico.com today. Don't forget to refollow
the new blog. This will be redirected to the new blog tonight.
Today is my 3 Ye...
5 years ago
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Mangroves save one Philippine coastal town from the worst of Typhoon Haiyan
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From PRI’s program The World, Michael Holtz reports: Mangroves form
low-lying thickets that hug the shore of coastal areas in tropical regions
around the w...
5 years ago
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Sunset Over The Sea
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I am linking with;
*Ein Stuck Himmel*
*My Sky*
Sky Watch Friday
6 years ago
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New Blog!
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Hi folks! I'm sure you've noticed that this blog has been dormant for
quite a while. I've started blogging again. It's not a book blog. More
like a refl...
6 years ago
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I’m back!
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So you may or may not have noticed my complete disappearing act. Many
months ago I disappeared from book blogging, not because of lack of
interest but lack...
6 years ago
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Found m’Eye Marbles!
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info on the artist here image by Linda DruijffFiled under: The Vault
Tagged: art, ceramics, contemporary art, design, glass, glass art,
jewellery, judy o...
6 years ago
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MusicalWorld News May 2013: Artists, Managers, Teachers, Career
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Created by professional musicians and music industry experts, *MusicalWorld*
is the ultimate promotion and networking community for artists, musicians,
...
6 years ago
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Follow the Yellow is on the move!
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After almost five years of blogging here, it's time to move on to pastures
new!
Follow the Yellow has now moved on to *www.followtheyellow.co.uk*
I won...
6 years ago
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Pub Rants Has Moved!!
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STATUS: You'll have to check out the new location to see how I'm feeling.
*grin*
What’s playing on the XM or iPod right now? At the time I wrote that blog...
6 years ago
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Big Data to Save Gamification?
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Posted in Gamification
*Note: This post is credited to Ankit Shah (helped lead classroom and
educational gamification initiatives at the University of Pen...
6 years ago
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Man Asian Awards
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Man Asian Official Site
2012 Winner to be announced March 14, 2013
2012 Shortlist announced Jan.9, 2013:
Between Clay and Dust by Musharraf Ali Farooq...
6 years ago
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Originally posted on The Unemployed Philosopher's Blog:
The solitary drifter is a character that’s romanticized in American
literature and film. Most Wester...
7 years ago
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New Blog
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Hello Everyone! This is a friendly reminder that I have moved my blog to
www.adventuresinneverneverland.com. The feed is
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Advent...
7 years ago
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100/100 For dragon eggs?
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Shall we open the door? What story, the old or the new?
We have lived so long and so well
In our green fable
Shall we open the doors?
[from ‘Uranium 2’...
7 years ago
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Letter from the Editor - Hiatus
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*Letter from The Editor*
The June 2012 issue will be the last Short Review issue for a little while,
the journal will be on hiatus for at least a few month...
7 years ago
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Blog Migration
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You may have noticed that I haven't been posting much lately. That's partly
because I've been swamped and partly because I've been developing a new
integr...
7 years ago
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Oh, it's been a while.
A new year, and many changes, a few of which I'm not quite ready to say out
loud yet. Suffice it to say that we've been back on the i...
7 years ago
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A new home for our small stone posts
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To keep things simple, we will be blogging about *small stones* at our main
site, Writing Our Way Home, from this day forth.
Do hop over there to find out...
8 years ago
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61: jessica ojala
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jessica ojala photographer jessica ojala lives in northern vermont with her
husband and two daughters. she sews, knits, takes photographs, keeps a
garden, ...
8 years ago
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Narcissus
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by Stuart Barnes You want to know why I culled you like a cane toad, a
rabbit or a kangaroo? You were so reckless with your red soldiers, so
couldn’t care ...
9 years ago
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