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Thoughts from the Train: star light, star bright...
17 hours ago ago from Liberal Bureaucracy
One of the key differences between living in a big city and a countryside village is the diminished level of light pollution. On the sort of evening we had last night, cloudless and crisp, the sky over Creeting St Peter is an explosion of pin-sharp stars, and even galaxies. You can see the constellations clearly, which reminds me of one of the other pleasures of escaping the big city, the seeming ability to see things that are further away ...
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10 hours ago ago from worldfamousmag.com
Opinions vary widely on the usefulness of Halloween. Most people tend to think that it is a good idea and that it is a good time for young people and children alike to have a great time. They look forward to dressing up in their favorite character and finding ways to imitate people. There is nothing wrong with it and it comes from a long tradition of celebrations. The Halloween discussion forums give you an opportunity to give your opinions ...
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2 minutes ago ago from Beautiful You
Absolutely it is! Don't hide your beauty, talents and giving nature away. Be proud of who you are and your unique contribution to the world. This very cute poster is available for purchase from Todd Parr .
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I've never been a fan of Gwyneth Paltrow. When I was younger, I liked her enough in Se7en and Sliding Doors, but after she largely lobbied a Best Actress Oscar out of Shakespeare in Love (and away from Cate Blanchett's phenomenal job in Elizabeth), I thought she was a really lucky bitch that was undeserving of the top honor. She's not a bad actress; I can see how she can perform. But ever since that Oscar- for a movie that was largely ...
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Let's say you need $1,000 by next week. How do you do it? This is a common situation for a lot of start-up organizations. The easiest thing would be to sit down with someone who can give you $1,000 and ask them for money, but a lot of people don't know anyone like that. So what do you do? I often teach people how to do a quick event that raises $1,000. Just throw a one-hour event together, invite a lot of people, and tell them ...
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