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Michael E. Dellert's blog:
Walkabouts of the Great Wyrm: Part Fourteen
Atir Ailgenan rearranged the materials on his desk for the ninth time, muttering to himself: “A stitch in time will save nine, a stitch in time will save nine….” Then he closed his eyes, cracked his neck left, then right, and took a deep breath. Walkabouts of the Great Wyrm: Part Fourteen | @MDeller
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Elinor Stutz's blog:
Do You Need To Update Your Communication Strategy
Photo by Mika Baumeister, Unsplash
Attract The Right Job Or Clientele: Update Your Communication Strategy
The talk about an inclusive environment gives everyone pause to consider whether you need to update your communication strategy. One traditional sentiment states, ‘Don’t talk, do!’
For
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Laurie Wallmark's blog:
Book Launches
There are three tiers to your book launch--marathons, sprints, and pounces.
https://www.janefriedman.com/marathons-sprints-and-pounces-3-tiered-approach-to-book-launches/
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Kerry Clare's blog:
Gleanings
There’s safety in a bowl of spaghettiA mistake-free performance could only happen if it were so unambitious as to be, frankly, boring.Now that we know how precious cheese is, don’t let it go to waste!Christmas, Halloween, birthdays galore, our house was that home where you knew you could bring your Read more of this blog post »
Matt Doyle's blog:
Becoming Human by Holly Gray [Book Spotlight – FF Paranormal Romance]
Title: Becoming Human
Author: Holly Gray
Publisher: NineStar Press
Release Date: September 21, 2020
Heat Level: 2 – Fade to Black Sex
Pairing: Female/Female
Length: 73800
Genre: Paranormal, LGBTQIA, romance, paranormal, action, urban fantasy, lesbian, animals, bodyguard, interracial, magic, mythical cr
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Rebekah O'Dell's blog:
Unpolished Professional Learning: 3 Things That Are More Important Than Perfection
My Beat This Year: Taking Care of the Grownups
When I shifted out of the classroom and into supporting adult professional learning, I was worried I’d miss the kids too much. I do miss the kids, but I’ve found that I really love working with adults, too. I especially love when I get to join th
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UXpin's blog:
DesignOps 101: What Is It and Why Does It Matter for Your Business?
Workfront’s 2019 State of Work Survey reported that American workers spent 60% of their workday working on tasks that were not their core responsibility. Time was spent in meetings, answering emails, and doing other administrative tasks. As companies grow, designers are faced with the same challenge
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Derek Maul's blog:
By request – contemporary “Jesus Loves Me” video
Mary Carver's blog:
The Couch Podcast #56: Deep Dive into Psych with Jenny Rapson
Today my good friend—and friend of the show—Jenny Rapson is back for a deep dive into one of our favorite shows of all time, PSYCH. In preparation for the new Psych movie released on NBC’s streaming app, Peacock, this summer, both Jenny and I rewatched the series. And in case you aren’t impressed ye
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Evin Bail O'Keeffe's blog:
Kindness, Sharing, and Emma Rattray’s The Rug Bear
It was a fun surprise when I was gifted a copy of Emma Rattray’s book The Rug Bear. We are really into bedtime reading (and afternoon reading) in our home, so new books quickly become favourites being toted from room-to-room...
The post Kindness, Sharing, and Emma Rattray’s The Rug Bear appeared firs
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Mabh Savage's blog:
The Strangest Autumn Equinox
I often shout about Autumn Equinox as a time to pause and reflect; to soak up the reds and golds of the turning season and to sigh in the sun before it goes away.
This year, it feels a little condescending to do that. So many of us are struggling because of the current
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Liviu Szoke's blog:
Semnal editorial 201: Vânătăi ascunse – Ce nu știi despre violența domestică te poate ucide
Editura Nemira lansează Vânătăi ascunse: Ce nu știi despre violența domestică te poate ucide, cartea jurnalistei Rachel Louise Snyder despre fenomenul „terorismului intim“ și extinderea violenței domestice în SUA, cu studii de caz, analize și portrete, istorii personale și miturile care înconjoa
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Peggy Kornegger's blog:
The Disappearance of “I”
Jorge Rodriguez Martin's blog:
Afirmación cuántica yo siempre tengo tiempo
Afirmacion cuantica Yo siempre tengo tiempo. Una afirmación cuántica es una creencia que está directamente creando mi realidad. Si yo digo no tengo tiempo estoy viviendo una realidad en la que siento que no tengo tiempo para mi, es una realidad estresante y ansiosa. Mi afirmación cuántica es yo siem
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Edir Macedo's blog:
K.D. Winchester's blog:
Interview | Vicki Laveau-Harvie
Kendra talks to Vicki Laveau-Harvie about her memoir, The Erratics, which is out now from Knopf.
Thanks to our sponsor, The War of the North Saga! Find out more here.
Check out our Patreon page to learn more about our book club and other Patreon-exclusive goodies.
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Joey Lott's blog:
Choosing God
The word God may make you uncomfortable. If so, good. Let yourself be uncomfortable.
Whatever makes you uncomfortable, when it happens, let yourself be uncomfortable.
Notice your habit of avoiding discomfort.
Now ask yourself these questions: What about this discomfort is so terrible? Am I sure that I
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Joy Wilson's blog:
Olive and Feta Irish Soda Bread
Friends can I show you the bread that I’ve been making all quarantine behind the scenes?
It’s the sort of recipe that seems too simple to actually work. Suspiciously easy and unbelievably comforting – that’s the combo I’m after. I also expect my recipes to be super versatile in case I want to a
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Aimar Rollán's blog:
Equinoccio de otoño
Equinoccio significa 'igual noche', ya que la duración d
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Elizabeth Maria Naranjo's blog:
Autumn Days Are Here Again
Photo by Kristian Seedorff on Unsplash
The summer felt like it would never end, but finally it’s candle weather again. In August I penned a Halloween-themed middle grade book featuring a haunted house, a creepy corn maze, and a graveyard where the skeletons come to life. It was crazy fun to write
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Maureen A. Taylor's blog:
Episode 98: Collect Photo Stories with Storyglory
Have you ever wished that you could verbally tell the story of a photo and connect it to the image? Suppose you could do that through an app or a phone call. And it was FREE. There is a company that offers a way to save those photo stories by putting pictures and words together. It’s pretty amazi
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Gennaro Cuofano's blog:
Value Disciplines Model In A Nutshell
The Value Disciplines Model was developed by authors Michael Treacy and Fred Wiersema. In their model, the authors use the term value discipline to represent any method a business may use to differentiate itself. The Value Disciplines Model argues that for a business to be viable, it must be success
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Tim Unwin's blog:
Understanding global diversity in the impact of COVID-19
Having written quite extensively about the dire responses of the British government to the crises surrounding COVID-19 earlier in the year, I have held back from further criticism and writing about this for almost two months. It seems extraordinary, though, how few lessons seem to have been learnt i
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Lorry Schoenly's blog:
Correctional Nurse Practice Update: Code of Ethics: The Right to Self Determination
Corinne Morier's blog:
Book Review: Dragonsdale
Dragonsdale: Skydancer by Salamanda Drake
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
The story of me picking up this book is a rather long one. Was it last year when I happened upon Volume 2 of this series at the local thrift store? (This is a rant for another day, but Book 2, entitled “Riding the Storm,” committed
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