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H.A. Larson's blog:
Garden Path Tour 2019
Highways 75 and 77 runs part of their length through Omaha and Sioux City. Collectively, in that area, they are known as the Lewis and Clark Scenic Byway. Now, if there's anything you know about me from reading this blog over the years, it's that I love scenic byways. Off the beaten path, sceni... Read more of this blog post »
A.M. Leibowitz's blog:
Rainbow Snippets: Sleepyhead
Happy Saturday! It’s been a while. I meant to keep posting, but this summer got out of control. For those who don’t know, I have an autoimmune disorder. We were still playing around with diagnoses and meds, and things happened. There’s more detail elsewhere on my blog for the very curious.
Anyway...
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Elizabeth Stevens's blog:
Big Book Competition
In awesome news, I've had a very exciting win.Keeping Up Appearances won the silver medal in the YA - General Category in the Reader's Favorite 2019 International Book Awards. And to celebrate, I'm running a competition.Up for grabs are three levels of prizes:First Prize - 1 x a complete Elizabet...
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Pearl Zhu's blog:
The Monthly “Change Agent CIO” Book Tuning: IT Led Digital Transformation Sep. 2019
Change is inevitable, organizational change has become a common practice within an organization, but too often changes are made as a reaction to outer impulses, crisis, and demands. This is the bureaucracy’s way of meeting the challenges. A digital transformation is achieved via dynamic Strateg...
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Robert Muir's blog:
On urban planning
Jerry A. Coyne's blog:
Photos of readers
Send your photos, in please (2 max); I have a decent number but there are a lot of subscribers.
Today’s reader is Loren Parfitt from Vancouver, and his notes are indented (cat photo is lagniappe):
Read more of this blog post »I have been following your blog since 2014. I am an atheist, likely for my whole life (haha I cant r...
Linda Petersen's blog:
Pottery Barn Task Lighting
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Jon Thorsen's blog:
Domaine Bousquet Reserve Malbec – Fresh and Juicy
Well-made and priced right, the Domaine Bousquet Reserve Malbec.
85% Malbec, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon, 5% Merlot and 5% Syrah (all organically grown) from estate vineyards at an altitude of 4000ft in Gualtallary Valley, Tupungato, Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina. The wine is aged in French oak...
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John C. Tibbetts's blog:
AD ASTRA
Effie Deans's blog:
Is a shared future possible in Scotland?
I can’t really see how there can be another referendum on anything in the UK. What would be the point? But the problem with holding referendums has been demonstrated lately not merely by losers trying to block the result in Parliament and through the courts, but perhaps more importantly by it bec... Read more of this blog post »
my secret soul's blog:
Franz Kiekeben's blog:
ON THE DIVINE COMMAND THEORY, PART 1
Jonathan Clements's blog:
Staying Positive
PRESIDENT TRUMP recently criticized��the Federal Reserve���yet again. Calling Fed Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues ���boneheads,��� the president expressed frustration that they haven’t done more to lower interest rates. Specifically, the president said we should, ���get our interest rates...
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Mark Y. Herring's blog:
Library Hours This Week
Linda Thorne's blog:
My Post on Killer Nashville Conference published on Make Mine Mystery
MAKE MINE MYSTERY Fun Time at Killer Nashville’s 2019 International Writers’ Conference by Linda Thorne What a fun time I had last month at Killer Nashville’s Writers’ Conference. This year the guests were Alexandra Ivy, David Morrell, and Joyce Carol … Continue reading →
The post My Post on Kille...
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Jennifer Brookins's blog:
on this cold winter day
on this cold winter day
aviaries of black birds feast on summer leavings
white tail deer munch in my garden
vagabond neighbors always welcome at our table
sometimes late in the day
I see flocks of winged birds headed for more supper-fields
Oh Weaver
guide them to your special place
where huckleberries gr...
Artemy Lebedev's blog:
Клаб сэндвич
Клубный сэндвич - это четыре треугольных наборных бутерброда на шпажках и картоха фри рядом.
Все это очень вкусно, но по рецепту хлеб для этого сэндвича сильно тостуется, в резу... Read more of this blog post »
April Munday's blog:
Medieval Textile Tools
Karl-Olov Arnstberg's blog:
Bloggläsare början av september 2019
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Min far är en hårdnackad miljömuppe, vars stora idol är Greta Thunberg. Han kan inte smälta att jag röstar på Sverigedemokraterna, och menar att man kan jämställa dagens nysvenskar, från Somalia, Eritrea och Afghanistan, med äldre tiders invandrare från Östeuropa – de som ofta hade...
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Andrea Nourse's blog:
The Stillwater Girls, Minka Kent
**Review**
The Stillwater Girls, Minka Kent
Wow. From page one I was hooked. I needed to uncover everything and kept making guesses along the way. Some right. Some wrong.
The voice of this novel was amazing. The writing flowed easily and allowed me to immerse myself in the characters.
I absolut...
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Randal Rauser's blog:
On Ham-Fisted Young Earth Creationism
Today, I started listening to a new debate on Unbelievable between young-earth creationist Ken Ham and old-earth creationist Jeff Zweerink. Before listening, I tweeted that I was not sure it was still worthwhile to debate the young-earth creationist position. I should have qualified that a bit: i...
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Caroline de Maigret's blog:
Last night at the Gala de l’Opera ✨#ChanelandDance with...
Last night at the Gala de l’Opera ✨#ChanelandDance with @yarolpoupaud
Hair and makeup @camilloumakeup (à Opéra Garnier)
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Darren Hill's blog:
The Autumn Equinox and all is not in balance
I have been absent here for a bit. I may be absent a little more. I’m thinking about who I am and what I should be doing. I’m looking for a little balance. And here comes the equinox, a time of balance. I feel out of balance at the moment, hence the absence. While I seek, I create....
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Eloise De Sousa's blog:
Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – Book Marketing – Online Watering Holes for Authors – Twitter – Step by step guide set up for authors – Sally Cronin.
So far in this series I have focused on Amazon Author pages, Goodreads and the book marketing potential of your covers, titles, tag lines and key words and making best use of your blog: https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpress.com/sallys-cafe-and-bookstore-book-marke...
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Dara J. Nelson's blog:
~Release Blog Tour~ Dine with Me by Layla Reyne
Miller and Clancy’s delicious courtship will make foodie romance fans swoon. Readers will be rooting for that HEA from the first page.
– Adriana Herrera, author of the Dreamers series
Breathtakingly emotional and deeply resonant, this foodie trip romance will have you reach...
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Annabel Navarro's blog:
Esos valients machitos
Pamplona. Sabadell. Manresa. Bilbao. Las violaciones en grupo parecen haberse convertido en la última moda viral; al parecer, someter a
... Continuar leyendo → Esos valients machitos publicado por Annabel Navarro.
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Juliette Sartre's blog:
El Diario de Sartre | Mi marido no me deja leer erótica
Hace un tiempo hablando con una lectora, me comentaba que le había gustado mucho Deshojando Margaritas. Continuó comentándome que de todas mis novelas, la que más le había gustado había sido Bésame bajo la lluvia. Yo, entre abrumada y avergonzada, le di las gracias y le indiqué que pronto (quie...
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Susan M.B. Preston's blog:
The Lonely Life of a Carer
Being a Carer is a lonely life So, unless a person who has a chronic illness lives alone and has no visitors, that person has at least one Carer. It is a task which is misunderstood or not understood.
Life as a Carer…
Life as a Carer is not easy, and is often lonely. Many times it involve...
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Greg Pak's blog:
2019.09.21 – Greg Pak, Minh Lê, and Jade Feng Lee at Fantom Comics in Washington, DC – TODAY at 2 pm!
Thrilled to be on my way to Washington, DC for a Q&A and signing at Fantom Comics TODAY at 2 pm! If you’re in the DC area, please do come see!
The event is co-sponsored by OCA and will also feature great comics creators Minh Lê and Jade Feng Lee in a conversation about Asian Americans in comic...
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Shannon Cutts's blog:
Day 230: The Small Spiky Tortoise
Henry Gee's blog:
It Has Not Escaped Our Notice
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John Collings's blog:
Chatachuk in the Rain – More from Bangkok
I have been told that the month of September in Thailand is part of the rainy season, and even though, I have seen more rain storms during the short time I have lived out than I would ever experience in five years in Colorado, they have been short b...
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Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
That's one of the questions Barbara Kingsolver probes in her new novel, Unsheltered . Weaving between the present and the past, it follows two families in Vineland, New Jersey, living in different moments of cultural crisis....more
Interview with Tana French
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