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Dyson Logos's blog:
Dunford Reach – a tiny riverside thorp
Dunford ReachDunford Reach is the only stop along the Sunderwash between the city of Ossengrad and the town of Khaldrift. It is a tiny little thorp cut into the forest here on the shore of the river – a gathering place for the few brave souls that cultivate the strange flowers and plants of the
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John Beckett's blog:
I Think I’ve Been Hexed
Moe Lane's blog:
The second WERWULF trailer.
Oh, man, WERWULF is gonna be so messed up. Eggers is definitely going for a mood, here. And he does not romanticize the past at all in this flick.
Shoot, it might even be beyond my personal comfort level. Can’t wait to find out!
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Jack Freestone's blog:
Complete List of All My Titles — eBook, Audiobook & Paperback
My works fall into seven categories: Roman à clef, horror, erotic, dystopian, satirical, roman à clef short stories, and poetry:
🏃 Roman à Clef — The Great Escape Series
The Great Escape series by Jack Freestone is a raw, immersive collection of novels and stories that blends travel, surf cultu
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Konstantin von Weberg's blog:
„Das pralle Leben – Marie-Luise geht ihren Weg“ und Ideal – Die Berliner Kultband
William H. Fietzer's blog:
ShadowDragon Revealed
ShadowDragon (Neurocordulia) photo courtesy of WikipediaDo a Google search on the term ShadowDragon and a reference to a light brown dragonfly with yellowish markings called Neurocordulia turns up. Do the search as two separate words and a half dozen references turn up that include video games, D&D
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Jean-François Lisée's blog:
Mes questions aux chefs
Il ne reste que quelques jours pour obtenir des éclaircissements de la part des chefs. Il me reste quelques questions. Les voici. Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. Vous avez trois enfants. Si l’État québécois vous offre 700 $ pour en avoir un … Continuer la lecture »
L’article Mes questions aux chefs est app
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Christopher Citro's blog:
Sixth Finch accepted my poems “Warm to Warm” and “Stone I Control Nothing”!

Overjoyed to learn that the mighty Sixth Finch has accepted my poems “Warm to Warm” and “Stone I Control Nothing” for their fall issue. I’m so delighted! This will be my 3rd time having my poems in this journal, which is one of my very favorites! I never miss an issue. Thank you Editor Rob MacDonald
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Freda Karpf's blog:
chapter 24 – 9 when mrs. t leaves part 1 of 2 with bungalow notes
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Ryan Hicks's blog:
Episode 93 – Why So Many Christians Lack Power, Faith, and Victory!
Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer's blog:
For Your Birthday
for my brother
I wasn’t able to get Johnny Cash
to return from the dead to sing
“Ring of Fire,” but I did order a big
bouquet of orange and yellow flowers
in a ceramic pumpkin to arrive at your door.
With a candle. It can be so vast,
the difference between what we wish for
and reality.
Marlène Masquilier's blog:
« D’innombrables phénomènes signalent notre appartenance au grand Tout » – Patrice Van Eerse
00:00 Intro 01:41 La conscience : un mystère pour la science 11:10 Des conceptions différentes en Orient et en Occident 19:50 La noosphère : une super conscience planétaire 27:22 Quand la conscience habitait l’ensemble du cosmos 38:36 Physique quantique et conscience 53:26 L’interdépendance du vivan
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Nat Welch's blog:
Hosted Go Urls
I recently read Don't couple your Go code to GitHub. I still like Github, and think the GitHub hate for its instability is overblown. Like not being able to code for a few hours is really not that big of deal.
But! I think it's still a good point to allow for migrations off of GitHub. So, I am moving
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Dimitrios Fanourios Pischinas's blog:
Hiking Imbabura Volcano, Ecuador
Imbabura Volcano, near Ibarra in northern Ecuador, is a mountain trek with a useful place in a larger Ecuador itinerary. It can be approached as a standalone ascent, but it also makes sense as part of a broader mountaineering plan, especially for travellers preparing to attempt higher and more deman
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Elia Lavinia Hernández Santos's blog:
Septiembre
¿Qué haré cuando septiembre acabe?
¿Cómo enfrentaré que mi cuerpo mude?
Ya no veré el rayo de sol
que entra por la rendija cada mañana
y la libertad de mi falda,
mis muslos sin miedo.
¿Cómo sobreviviré al hielo de mis huesos
y mis pestañas al viento?
No quiero caminar sin sol.
No quiero levantarme sin calor.
Dave Jenkins's blog:
Living Faithfully in a Post-Truth World
Living Faithfully in a Post-Truth World By Dave Jenkins The culture around us increasingly treats truth as personal, identity as self-defined, and disagreement as unloving. Christians face pressure to compromise, remain silent, or respond with anger. God’s Word calls us to stand firm in the truth wh
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Mia Farlane's blog:
Chris Reed at NZ Booklovers reviews And How Are Things With You
Click on image to read the full review (2 min read).
A wonderful review of And How Are Things With You. Here are a couple of extracts:
'The humour matters because it refuses solemnity as the ethical mode.'
Read more of this blog post »'And How Are Things With You is frank, intelligent and often very funny, a novel that
Ανδρέας Χ. Αργυρόπουλος's blog:
«Ένας Άγιος της Άγονης Γραμμής – Οσιομάρτυς Νεόφυτος ο Αμοργίνος».Παρουσίαση του βιβλίου στα Κατάπολα Αμοργού.
Στον όμορφο χώρο του Βοτανικού Πάρκου Καταπόλων πραγματοποιήθηκε με επιτυχία τη Δευτέρα 17 Αυγούστου η παρουσίαση του βιβλίου μας «Ένας Άγιος της Άγονης Γραμμής – Οσιομάρτυς Νεόφυτος ο Αμοργίνος». Για το βιβλιο εκτός από τον συγγραφέα μίλησαν οι εξαιρετικοί επιστήμονες
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Amy Mascott's blog:
100 Writing Prompts for Kids That Spark Real Creativity
“I don’t know what to write about” is one of the most common sentences I’ve heard in over twenty years of teaching writing, and honestly, it’s a fair complaint. A blank page is intimidating at any age. The fix isn’t a lecture about creativity; it’s a good prompt. Something specific enough to spark a
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Marc Chernoff's blog:
20 Hard Things You Have to Do to Live a Happy and Fulfilling Life
There are no shortcuts in life to any place worth going.
You have to do hard things to be happy in life. The things no one else is doing. The things that frighten you. The things others can’t do for you. The things that make you question how much longer you can hold on and push forwar
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Chuck Musselwhite's blog:
The Truth About Loneliness
It is easy to scroll through social media and feel like everyone else has life figured out. Everyone seems to be smiling, thriving, and doing just fine. But if you are quietly suffering, feeling isolated, or weighed down by doubt and discouragement, this is for you. You are not alone, and there is a
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Andrew Moore's blog:
Ax Renaissance
Tony Ortega's blog:
Why can’t libturds learn to love high prices for the sake of tariffs?
Some links to Q-related items today
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— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) September 28, 2026
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Markku Soikkeli's blog:
Maanantai (rinnakkaisarvioitu viikko)
Maanantai (28.9. 2026)
Ehdottomasti parempi maanantai kuin edeltävän viikon aloitus. Jouduimme kylläkin heräämään jo 8:lta, koska lapsella alkoi uusi kurssijakso koulussa. Mutta sainpahan sitten "ylimääräistä" aikaa käytettäväksi tylsimpään lukutyöhön eli kirjan taiton tarkistamiseen.
Taittoluenn
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Candy Keane's blog:
Is It Safe to Use Third-Party Services to Grow Your Instagram Following? A Security Perspective
Quick Answer: No, using third-party services to grow your Instagram account is not safe. It exposes your account to permanent bans, credential theft through phishing, data harvesting, and API violations that compromise your overall digital security.

In today’s busy world, social media branding can be
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Tyler James Cook's blog:
New Music Tuesday XXVI: “Parade of the Puppets”
With the Tot-related busyness (and fun) I hadn’t had much time to compose, but I had a scrap of staff paper and a scrap of free time Monday and jotted down a little musical idea that became today’s new composition. It bears the hallmark of a good bit of my composing over the last two or three years,
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Vikas Miglani's blog:
#Migmorning – September 29, 2026

Caveat – Views are personal and only for knowledge sharing. No commercial interest involved in bringing this on wordpress platform. Only idea is to consolidate daily content on one platform and no liability on part of mig if these inputs are applied for making investment decisions without carrying o
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Christie Taylor's blog:
Miles of Memories: Marking Two Decades of Community
Community is everything. 
Wil enjoying the music and festivities at a Buddy Walk past. To celebrate Wil’s 20th Buddy Walk, I penned an article for the Manchester Mirror all about the power of showing up, local love, and the amazing people who make it all possible.
We are endlessly grateful for the sup
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Dr Mark van Rijmenam, CSP's blog:
How to Present AI Strategy to Your Board (Without Losing Them)

Board presentations on AI strategy fail the same way every time. The CFO asks about ROI. A director asks about regulation. Another asks about workforce readiness. The CEO attempts a consultant's slide deck covering all three with borrowed frameworks. The board leaves confused about what's actually b
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Pierre Langlais's blog:
“Messed Up” : l’héritière néerlandaise de la série “Fleabag” se distingue brillamment de son modèle
Κώστας Λουλουδάκης's blog:
Ο καπιταλιστικός «παράδεισος» της ΕΕ: 50.000.000 άνθρωποι θα πρέπει να επιλέξουν μεταξύ θέρμανσης ή τροφής

Αυτός είναι ο καπιταλιστικός παράδεισος τους! Αυτά τα είναι τα αποτελέσματα της …«ανάπτυξης» του ευαγγελίζονται! Στην Ευρωπαϊκή Ενωση των «27»..
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