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Christopher Snowdon's blog:
The Great Barrington conspiracy
Some people have got it into their heads that the Great Barrington Declaration (calling for a sort of herd immunity approach to Covid) is a plot by shady vested interests. Alas, they can't identify the vested interests and it's difficult to see who could benefit from it.
I've written about it for The
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Stevie Carroll's blog:
Posted Yesterday at the Good, the Bad and the Unread
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Thomas E. Woods Jr.'s blog:
Ep. 1757 The COVID Economy, and the COVID Restrictions: Present and Future
The great Gene Epstein joins me for a review of where the US economy stands now and where it’s going, with COVID and the restrictions in the background, and then we proceed to a discussion of the virus and the state response that is classic Gene.
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Tony Dungy's blog:
The 5 Point End of the Year Review for Dads
“A good father is one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most valuable assets in our society.” -Billy Graham
A dad has a big impact on his family. So much so, that we should take it upon ourselves to annually review our growth as dads, so that we may continue to develop full
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Men's Journal's blog:
Driving the Insanely Maxed Out Mini GP
The new Mini GP, which will only be sold for one year, is already hard enough to pin down—should you be lucky enough to get your hands on one through a dealer right now. It’s harder to label, written up elsewhere as, in no shot order: insane, impractical, overpriced, and too hairball. Those critics
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Lili St. Crow's blog:
Informal Hope
The French lesson this morning was très unsatisfactory. For one thing, it was ground into me all through four years of French and Spanish in ...
The post Informal Hope appeared first on Lilith Saintcrow.
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M. Pax's blog:
#Paranormal Investigation: An Awesome Experience
Recently, I went on a ghost hunt at a cemetery near the Haystack Reservoir on Powell Butte (near Madras, Oregon).
For the most part, it was peaceful and serene, not scary at all, not even the howls of the nearby coyotes.
We strolled around the graves, stopping periodically to ask questions,
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Steven A. Roman's blog:
DriveThru’s 2020 Halloween Sale Is On!
It’s time to celebrate the Spooky season—with e-books and digital comics! E-book distributors DriveThru Comics and DriveThru Fiction—along with sister site DriveThru RPG—are currently running their annual Halloween sale, during which you can purchase thousands of horror-themed digital books and comi
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Angela Yuriko Smith's blog:
On the Third Day of Halloween: The Lady in Gray
Ryan Aussie SmithOn the third day of Halloween my true love gave to me… a production of “The Lady in Gray.” This was written for the recent Poetry in the Graveyard LIVE readings that Amy Zoeller and I did at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Why did I write it? This is my tribute (and bait) for local ghost leg
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Jennifer R. Povey's blog:
Tea Leaves Really Can Give you Vital Information...
...like where the leak is on the ISS.
Yes, they found it.
And they found it by releasing tea leaves into the affected chamber.
The leak has now been patched.
And what did they use to patch it?
Kapton tape, which is a brand of electrical tape designed for extreme environments.
Not quite duct tape, but...
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Jeffe Kennedy's blog:
Amythyst Raine's blog:
The Choice
Here’s your animated tarot reading for today. Anyone out there who has a choice to make, there’s something very important you need to remember.
Levent Cantek's blog:
Cuara
Bir iki kez yazdım, eski fotoğraflarda erkeklerin elinde-ağzında mutlaka sigara var... Poz verirken sigara yakmak, bir hatıra "istiflerken" sigarayı işin içine katmak neden bu kadar gerekliymiş diye düşünüyor insan... Haz aldığın, keyifle içtiğin bir şeyi insanın bu kadar hayatının içine alması, Read more of this blog post »
Jeyamohan's blog:
காவேரியின் முகப்பில்-1
இன்னொரு நீண்டபயணம். எப்போதுமே ஒரு பயணம் முடியும்போது இன்னொரு பயணத்தை திட்டமிடுவது எங்கள் வழக்கம், கிருஷ்ணன் இரண்டு பயணங்களாகச் சேர்ந்தேதான் திட்டமிடுவார் என நினைக்கிறேன். நான் நாகர்கோயிலில் இருந்து அக்டோபர் 11 ஆம் தேதி கிளம்பி சென்னை சென்றேன். அதே கிரீன்பார்க். ஆனால் இப்போத
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Anne Balaban's blog:
Cas Peace's blog:
FUSION
TJ Amberson hails from the Pacific Northwest, where she lives with her husband and nutty cocker spaniel. When she's not writing, TJ might be found enjoying a hot chocolate, pretending to know how to garden, riding her bike, playing the piano, or surfing the Internet for cheap plane tick
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Cathie Dunn's blog:
New Cover Reveal: The Shadows of Versailles
Finally! I’m so thrilled to show you the cover art of my upcoming novel, The Shadows of Versailles.
Ta da...
Set in the 1670s, in the early days of the infamous Affair of the Poisons, The Shadows of Versailles tells a tale of seduction, loss, and revenge. It is the first in a new series of loose
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Gabbo De La Parra's blog:
Well, I've been away for a long while, but I'm back.
Well, I've been away for a long while, but I'm back.
Benjamin A. Railton's blog:
October 20, 2020: UN Histories: World War II
[October 24thwill mark the 75th anniversary of the official establishment of the United Nations. So this week I’ll AmericanStudy five histories connected to the UN, leading up to a weekend post on global interconnectedness in 2020.]On why it’s important, and challenging, to remember the UN’s wartime Read more of this blog post »
Carrie Marshall's blog:
“Accidentally”
In response to the news that US writer Jeffrey Toobin has been suspended from his job for masturbating during a video meeting, Dr Jennifer Gunter pointed out on Twitter that “masturbating while on a work zoom/call is a choice. If Toobin was on mute he was still listening/watching the other participa
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Susan Scott's blog:
What Every Manager Needs to Know About Accountability
Does this story sound familiar?
Daniel, a young manager that I coached, frequently found himself frustrated that his team was not delivering projects on a deadline. He didn’t know how to fix it and often used a repertoire of different tactics to tr
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Kara Goucher's blog:
Mastering the Long Run
The long run is the status symbol of marathon training, but much of the existing advice on running long is misguided. Luke Humphrey breaks down just how far you should go.
Read the full article at Mastering the Long Run on PodiumRunner.
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Scott Kelby's blog:
Guest Blog: Fashion, Entertainment, and Advertising Portrait Photographer Andrew Foord
There may be a global pandemic, but my creative cup runneth over and thanks to a little ingenuity and technology I was able to create new work everyday. How? Well, take a look at the photo below.
This photo was shot on an old CRTV, which was hooked up to an Apple TV, which was AirPlaying a Zoom call
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Rye Barcott's blog:
Expanding Impact While Staying True to the Mission
Growing up in Kenya and living a portion of his life in Mathare (one of Kenya’s leading informal settlements), Francis Kibet developed an appreciation for individual impact and became committed to helping others. While living in Mathare, he remembers sharing a bathroom with
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Larissa Lyons's blog:
Available Now – Her Three Studs
Her Three Studs
Because sometimes, one puck just isn’t enough…
Read more of this blog post »I’ve just experienced my first one-night stand. With two studs! I can hardly believe it. Professional hockey players Rurik and Jeff, whose caresses skated all over my body and brought it to life as no one ever has. But when
Michael Swanwick's blog:
Jack Frost's Wake (Part XX)
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Jack Frost's Wake (part XX)
Plain text: and other ghastlies to toast the memory of some departed soul.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Shelly Crane's blog:
It's an UNDENIABLY FATED Teaser Tuesday!
It's an UNDENIABLY FATED Teaser Tuesday!!
#AmWriting #TeaserTuesday #Books #SignificanceSeries #EmberAndTrouble #AuthorsOfInstagram #YAReads #Paranormal #ComingSoonerish
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Alistair Begg's blog:
Presenting Everyone Mature in Christ (Part 4 of 4)
While pastors aren’t responsible for their flocks’ behavior, Scripture is clear that they should do everything possible to promote godliness. Learn more about Paul’s command to “present everyone mature in Christ,” on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.Listen...
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Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.'s blog:
Twenty-Five More Reasons Why I Could Never Be Elected to Office
“Please, another column with the other 25 reasons. I am with you on the first 25.” ~ A reader
“It is inaccurate to say that I hate everything. I am strongly in favor of common sense, common honesty, and common decency. This makes me forever ineligible for public office.” ~ H. L. Mencken
Back on electi
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