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Dear lovelies: Whether or not it’s summer where you live right now, tell me about your favorite summer vacation. Where and when was it and what made it so special? Ever since I was two years old and saw the ocean for the first time (see my mom’s letter!), my most loved summers have always involve...

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தெயவஙகள தேவரகள பேயகள அமேசானில வாஙக

 

என அமமாவழி முபபாடடனகளில ஒருவர சுசீநதிரம கோயிலுககுப போயவிடடு கணியாகுளம வழியாக நடடாலம எனனும சொநத ஊருககுததிருமபி வநதுகொணடிருநதார. ஆள நலல அழகன. பெருநதோள கொணடவர. அடிமுறை ஆசான. ஒரு கையில மானகொமபை கேடயமாகககொணடு மறுகையில நீளமான வாளுடன களமிறஙகி பொல போரகளில வெனறுவநதவர. அ...

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I’m in a coffee shop, eavesdropping on multiple conversations, and I’ve realized a few things:

People mostly talk about themselves. They don’t ask a lot of questions. They’re just waiting to say the next thing about themselves.
Real dialogue sentences are short. People speak in short, simple senten... Read more of this blog post »

Beef Braised in Stock and Red Wine


When the cold weather hits this is a great recipe to warm you. Don’t worry about alcohol content. It cooks away and leaves behind a rich taste to enhance the meat. 

Serve with Egg Noodles, Snazzy Tomato Salad, and Red Wine – Cabernet Sauvignon.

Ingredients:
1 tsp.... Read more of this blog post »

I know many of you have been waiting for the enemies to lovers romance list to be posted since it’s one of the most popular tropes in romance novels.

In an enemies to lovers romance, the two main characters start off hating or disliking each other, maybe because of clashing personalities or becaus...

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Welcome to Current Geek: Autopilot Edition. A chance for us to go back and watch the pilot episode of an old classic/geeky TV show and talk about how it differed from the series it became and what we remember about that series in general! I’m Scott Johnson, he’s Tom Merritt, and this week, we’re... Read more of this blog post »

In this brief clip from his series Exploring Islam, James Anderson explains that Christians need to discuss the holiness of God with their Muslim neighbors.

Transcript

Take time to talk about the holiness of God to communicate the seriousness of sin. Muslims generally have a low view of sin compa...

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I’ve decided that the end of summer is a good time to drink Diet Coke, sit in front of the air conditioner, and read.  I went through all the Gilberts I had on Kindle and went to get more only to find out that they’re no longer on Kindle at all, which was annoying, so I switched to Heyer mysterie...

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Hey Lovely People!

So its time to keep your shopping skills in hand and dive in to the opportunity of grabbing the book you have been waiting for!

Grab the Completely FREE copy of The First Ritual (The Ritual Book 1) from Right Now till 11.59 PM PDT!

KEEP THE GIFT & DROP A REVIEW!❤

Get it Here- h... Read more of this blog post »

BAND.....
 Belated Happy Birthday, Sharon Read more of this blog post »

HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE FOR UNDERMINING THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

Trump and Republicans in Congress haven’t been able to
officially kill the Affordable Care Act. But they’re quietly using 5 strategies
to destroy it. Know what they’re doing so you can hold them accountable on
Election Day. 

1. They’ve repe...

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Face of the Day – Titan triggerfish: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-bsVise5r-Lg...

[image error]Back in January, I blogged about new reading goals for this year. The plan was to read a lot more nonfiction and I have, but many of the topics were so heavy and thought-provoking that I found myself needing a breather. So, I also chose fantasy and mystery novels.

Last week (Aug. 9) w...

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Now you can add [daily, weekly, monthly, yearly] repeating events to the Basecamp schedule. Here’s how it works:

When you add an event in Basecamp 3…

…you’ll see a new option to repeat the event…

…the options include every day, every week day, once a week, once a month, and once a year…

…you c...

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Okay, so most of you have figured I'm a T-shirt whore.

I will buy almost any T-shirt, especially if it supports a cause, and double especially if they have one in one larger than my size, which is a B for Behemoth.

Anyway, this shirt SEEMED perfect.

Gray, cotton/poly, lightweight, it said, "Families... Read more of this blog post »

Here is the second of three posts on how Bruce Metzger directed my rather technical dissertation on the Gospel quotations of the fourth-century church father Didymus the Blind, from six years ago on the blog.

THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF MY POSTS OF MY RELATIONSHIP WITH BRUCE METZGER, MY MENTOR

As I...

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Adventures are about to be had. Tomorrow, I leave on a five-day explore of Washington DC. Crazy girl in the city time! I consider this a splendid challenge, both as a writer and as a nut. So, I’ll be posting updates on my twitter account chloeontherocks for anybody interested in following along.... Read more of this blog post »

In a critique I wrote last fall of Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s “The Vietnam War,” I took the filmmakers to task for failing to expose the essential and damning truth of Vietnam: that the U.S. instigated a war of aggression that resulted in the deaths of three million Vietnamese, including more th...

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Summer Happenings: The Greater Body (Shi-Dati)
Part of 2018 Summer Happenings at The Broad

Saturday, August 25, 2018 | 8:00 p.m.@ The Broad$30; $25 each when purchasing tickets to two or more Happenings eventsGet TicketsChinese punk, post-punk, ritual performance, film, psychedelia and more come to... Read more of this blog post »

Unscrewed
Ren Alexander
Publication date: August 14th 2018
Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance

Greg Rodwell.
The myth, the man, the legend.
Yeah. I’m none of that crap.
Okay. I’m a man. There’s that much.
Almost everyone calls me Rod, whether I like it or not. I’m the guy others look to for a laugh,...

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In a fairy garden…

I’m at 103,000 words! See, I told you 80K was just the minimum. Baby should be here any second, and I’m almost done with the story. All the scenes are written, but last night I was thinking about it and remembered, oh, wait, what did they have in their Christmas stocki...

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Generally speaking, pre-publication critical comments fall into two broad groups: reader reactions (“I started skimming right here.” “This whole section confused me.”) and specific suggestions (“Have ninjas leap through the window!” “I think you should cut the grandmother character.”) Both requir...

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Before the post, I want to mention that I have a couple of appearances coming up in New York City and the nearby town of Chappaqua. You can check them out here on the website by clicking “In Person” and then “Appearances.”

On June 26, 2018, Raina wrote, Does anyone else have the problem where a s...

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Topics: 

CNN doesn’t list “he can’t be trusted” as a possibility for Brennan decision
Should Dan Coats have been consulted on the decision?
President Trump has branded the alleged “Deep State”
Brennan tweets on losing his security clearances
Alleged Pennsylvania Catholic priests abusing 1,000 victims... Read more of this blog post »

*That is a really, really old mummy. That’s some guy from the early Bronze Age. Not only that, but it seems to be some pretty...

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I read this book and was gripped by intense envy. This is the reason why you didn’t get an Innkeeper installment yesterday. 

I wish I had written this book.  I wish I had written it half as well as Victoria did.

A double life with a single purpose: revenge.

Jane’s days at a Midwest insurance comp...

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Grant Burningham interviewed me for his Bots and Ballots podcast (MP3), covering a bunch of extremely timely tech-politics issues: Facebook and the impact of commercial surveillance on democratic elections; Alex Jones, censorship and market concentration; and monopolism and the future of the in...

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The first of the reviews is in for The Glass Ocean and Team W is over the moon!

Booklist calls The Glass Ocean “a riveting historical mystery… filled with twists and turns, in which secrets abound, no one can be trusted, and history isn’t always what it seems.”

Only three weeks left until The Glass...

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It’s a lovely day in San Jose, despite a certain amount of particulate matter in the air, cause by parts of California being deeply aflame. Here you can see the convention center in which we’ll have Worldcon 76, which starts tomorrow and runs through Monday. It’s nice to be in California again....

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mortizlula:

@ravencyclenetwork search: objects → tarot cards

“Tarot is a very personal thing, and as such, the art on each deck reflected the woman who owned it.“

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You don't have to have a FaceBook account to see:
https://www.facebook.com/bgsifi/

Of course my page is open everyday, but who knows what posts we see? (I mean, really. Does anyone understand why we see some FaceBook posts and not others, of people we have liked equally well?)

"So come on by and se... Read more of this blog post »

After 28 years of marriage, 4 kids, a husband who was deployed for almost a decade and now a nearly empty house, the coolest thing happened yesterday...my youngest child who will be 16 in a couple weeks asked his mom for advice!!! It wasn't earth-shattering, it was "I need a woman's opinion...whi... Read more of this blog post »

Michele Traina, a regular at Caroline’s on Broadway and various East Coast comedy clubs, has put together a comedy showcase where performers share their amusing divorce stories. Inspired by that, award-winning New York publisher Riverdale Avenue Books is now collecting anecdotes like these into a... Read more of this blog post »