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Nell Foster's blog:
Gardening Shears: How To Clean & Sharpen Pruners
MJ Blehart's blog:
What If the Right Path Chosen Yesterday is the Wrong Path Today?
Photo by Mark Foster on UnsplashHow old are you? Do you think that you are who you were when you were 10 years old? How about 20 years old? Do you think you (or your path) are who you were even a year ago?
The point is that
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Richard H. Havermale's blog:
Tuesday, April 4, 2023
Tuesday of Holy Week
Jeremiah, Chapter 26, Verse 21
When King Jehoiakim and all his officers and princes heard his words, the king sought to have him killed. But Uriah heard of it and fled in FEAR to Egypt.
Both Jeremiah and Uriah spoke of the destruction of Israel. Jeremiah stood his
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Michael T. Miyoshi's blog:
Pet Peeves
Some people like to make pet peeves their ammunition.
I stole the idea of a question of the day from one of my colleagues. It is a good way to get things rolling in the morning. Just ask a question that everybody needs to answer. It only takes a few minutes and it can be a good way to take roll
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George M. Frost's blog:
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A.S. Chung's blog:
Phim Ông Trùm Việt Nam Tập 43, Phim Bão Ngầm Tập 43: ‘Cá Mập’ Thực Sự Của 2
Mark Jewell's blog:
Why Should They Care?
Why should your prospects care about an energy solution? What messages would pique their interest enough to have the conversation?
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Kiki Wellington's blog:
“The methodology is unorthodox,” my boss told me.
And I couldn’t wait for the study. Who wouldn’t want sex at work?
Continue reading on Quick & Dirty »
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Amy Schisler's blog:
Jesus Wept
This past Sunday, Catholics around the world heard the story of the Raising of Lazarus proclaimed by their priests or deacons. It’s a wonderful story, and there’s so much commentary out there that it’s easy to get lost in all the different explanations about what’s happening in the story. Besides my
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N.P. Martin's blog:
Exploring the Dark Side of Urban Fantasy: Gripping Series for Mature Readers
Urban fantasy has captivated the hearts of countless readers, transporting them into magical worlds intricately woven into familiar cityscapes. The genre’s unique blend of supernatural elements and real-world settings creates a thrilling reading experience that transcends the boundaries of reality.
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Shira Destinie Jones's blog:
Writing Process Wednesdays, and Midpoint Plot(s) Convergence
So my novel journal has finally become useful to me! I finally found bits of ideas in this bitty note of paper that I had neglected to put into my outlines.
So, I did find out, late in the process of writing this novel, that keeping a novel journal can be helpful. At last. 
Also, having use
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Stewart Best's blog:
Best’s Intel Update 3-29-2023 A Few Things, Some of This & That Maybe
Tonight On Night Shadows 3-29-2023 @ 7:00 PM CT
Russia, Putin, Ukraine, Israel, Iran, Syria, China, NATO, UN, WHO, CDC, Earth Changes & More…
March is almost over and now we enter the forever mysterious April and 4-11 which is showing up everywhere, but what
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Judith Starkston's blog:
Review of The Wool Translator by Tim Schooley
As I’ve mentioned in my posts, my husband and I uprooted our life in Arizona a while back. We moved to Davis, California. After the move, I had to build a new network of local, face-to-face writer friends. That included critique partners.
It Takes a Village to Write a BookFortunately, these days,
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Gabriele Tinti's blog:
L. Costa's blog:
Review: Simplemente Perfecta
Simplemente Perfecta by Miriam MezaMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Simplemente Perfecta es una novela con una buena dosis de romance, erotismo e intriga que te mantendrá enganchado hasta el final. Los personajes están bien delineados y desarrollados, la trama es fresca y se disfruta, sobre todo las p Read more of this blog post »
Elena Linville's blog:
One Dark Window (The Shepherd King 1) by Rachel Gillig
Stars: 5 out of 5
This book is dark and poetic, cruel and poignant, horrifying and fascinating. I loved every page of it, which is rare for a YA book. So I would say this is a YA book done right. No over emphasis on “feelings” and love triangles, but just good old-fashioned storytell
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R. Doug Wicker's blog:
Utrecht, Netherlands — Part 4
Drieharingstraat, Utrecht, NetherlandsMonday was Utrecht canal tour time. Today it’s time to finish the boat ride (next five photographs), then hit the streets once again.
Canal sights, Utrecht, Netherlands
Utrecht, Netherlands
Utrecht, Netherlands canal ride
Zandbrug bridge; Jacobib
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Caroline Warfield's blog:
A Woman’s Foolish Tears
If you read The Upright Son, you may recall Jeffrey Graham, the heroine’s brother. His story picks up a few months after The Upright Son ends, it is called, An Unlikely Duke.
*****
The glittering throng parading about the Duchess of Winshire’s annual ball sported the finest silks money could buy.
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Elle Thorne's blog:
Ana’s Review of Never After Dark “Forgotten” by Elle Thorne
Love this! Thank you to the wonderful Ana!
Source: Ana’s Review of Never After Dark “Forgotten” by Elle Thorne
Reed James's blog:
New Release: Dreaming of Futanari Delights (Arab Cutie’s Futa Wish 1)
C.G. Coppola's blog:
Blessed Like That
Remember how I was supposed to go to my celebratory dinner this weekend?
Yeah…nope.
I forgot about it until kind of the last minute, and then put out the word to my coworkers that I was looking for a nice “occasion” restaurant, and I got a flood of suggestions. Cool, right? Right…except the informatio
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Heather Weidner's blog:
#ThisorThatThursday Author Interview with Liz Milliron
I’d like to welcome the fabulous Liz Milliron to the blog for #ThisorThatThursday!
Hardest thing about being a writer: Marketing. No one knows what works.
Easiest thing about being a writer: There are easy things?
Things you never want to run out of: Dark chocolate or potato chips. It’s a toss-up.
Th
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Bob Thiel's blog:
Nashville shooter and the ‘Trans Day of Vengeance’
Liisa Vexler's blog:
Halfway Through the Legislative Session, We Are Making Progress
We have officially passed the halfway point of the 88th Texas Legislative Session.
The deadline for filing bills has come and gone – at the forefront of bills filed concerns parental choice in education.
The Family Freedom Project is prioritizing a constitutional amendment that would protect t
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Soraya Naomi's blog:
Free on Amazon worldwide for a limited time!
I thought he was my knight in shining armor.
I thought he was the one.
A handsome Italian, who would sweep me off my feet.
However, my life changed completely after I met Luca DeMiliano on that fateful night.
And nothing will ever be the same again.
Because he kept so very much from me and dragged me int
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Sharulnizam Mohamed Yusof's blog:
Gulai Di Bulan November 2022
Sekarang dah bulan Mac. Dah Ramadan pun. Puasa dah masuk hari kelapan. Blog pun dah lama tak dikemaskini.
Kita buat jalan mudah, tepek gambar-gambar sudah.
Pilihannya, tentulah yang paling banyak dalam arkib. Tak si Tambi, gambar si Gulai.
Ini koleksi gambar Gulai dalam bukan November 2022.
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Sarah Nicolas's blog:
MG Graphic Novel Author Elizabeth Agyemang and the Missing Piece
Queries, Qualms, & Quirks asks published authors to share their successful query letter and discuss their journey from first spark to day of publication.
MG Graphic Novel Author Elizabeth Agyemang joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss video game fan fiction, multiple R&Rs, querying her
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Benjamin Myers's blog:
Cuddy is out now
My new novel CUDDY is out now.
www.uk.bookshop.org/p/books/cuddy-ben...
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Дмитрий Чернышев's blog:
курс
Почти все, что делает человек, он делает не думая. Думать — очень дорого для организма и основная задача нашего мозга — вовсе не мышление. Не верьте разговорам о невероятной сложности головного мозга. Конечно, на клеточном уровне все сложно, но принципы работы мозга просты и поняты. Точнее даже прим Read more of this blog post »
Tracy Maylett's blog:
Who Owns Employee Engagement
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Robert Maas's blog:
The Writer’s Thesaurus Of Colors
A single precise color word can add flavor and truth to descriptions and instant visual associations in the minds of your readers. This book presents more than 700 carefully chosen color names illustrated by 665 swatches.
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Tony Fahkry's blog:
The Art Of Self-Belief: Simple Practices To Develop A Stronger Sense Of Confidence
Limiting Beliefs And Their Effects On Self-Belief“Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle.” — Christian D. Larson
How confidently do you believe in yourself and your capabilities to achieve your goals? Would you describe your
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Jack Moffett's blog:
Adjunctivitis
Back in January of 2021, I found out that I hadn’t correctly submitted my Promotion & Tenure (P&T) report for four years. It’s kind of funny that I have to submit such a report, as I don’t qualify for promotion or tenure, but as I posted at the time, that’s “the way I supposedly get evaluated.” I sa
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Erik Burnham's blog:
Have you visited THE DOWNSIDE lately?
Every week, on my Patreon, among other things, I put up two strips from a comic I call Downside. These comics are later posted to https://www.downsidecomic.com/, with new strips every Tuesday and Thursday.
#0289 just posted yesterday, and I wanted to share it with you...
There's plenty more -- 29
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Christopher Zara's blog:
OpenAI’s GPT-4 is so powerful that experts want to slam the brakes on generative AI
We can keep developing more and more powerful AI models, but should we? Experts aren’t so sure.
Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak, and more than 1,200 other founders and top research scientists have signed an open letter calling for a six-month pause on all giant AI experiments to get a better handle on the r
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Jan Thompson's blog:
“Do all to the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31)
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Jukka Kemppinen's blog:
Kansa kaikkivaltias
“Kansa” on yksi niistä kymmenistä iskusanoista, josta ei kannata keskustella. Se on siinä samanlainen kuin esimerkiksi “Jumala”.
Noitten sanojen sisällön määrittelee se, jolla on isoin pää ja nyrkit.
Vaalien iskiessä on aika toistaa taas, että kansa ei tee parempia päätöksiä kuin sen edustajat, k
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Daleen Viljoen's blog:
My husband drowned his phone
Now I can laugh about it. A couple of nights ago it seemed far less funny. First you have to understand my husband is addicted to his phone. It is an extension of his arm. If God gave you an option of having a hand or a phone he would choose a phone. He goes nowhere without it – and I mean absolutel
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Daniel C. Peterson's blog:
