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Mohammed "Abu Productive" Faris's blog:
How a Painful Work Experience Can Turn into a Powerful Opportunity for Peace & Growth
What happens when you go through painful work experiences? Do you pause to reflect on their meaning, and message for you? Do you allow them to teach you an...rel="nofollow">http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose... Read more of this blog post »
Theresa Hupp's blog:
Podcasts and Exercise
I do not like to exercise. I recognize the necessity, but I just don’t enjoy it. Several of my family members are work-out fanatics, including my husband and daughter. But they have not convinced me sweating is fun.
I used to force myself to exercise by participating in a class. If I was with other peo...fun.
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K.J. Simmill's blog:
Miami, day one. #ReadersFavoriteMiami2019
Good morning everyone. I hope you are well.
As you may know, yesterday (Wednesday) I flew out to Miami in preparation for the Readers’ Favorite award ceremony. It has been over ten years since I was last on an aeroplane, and going alone made me quite nervous. I have to say, things have changed since I wa...well.
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Tom Reed's blog:
we eat & eat & eatour hunger grows& our hearts grow smallMyriapoda in a greenhouse world
we eat & eat & eat
our hunger grows
& our hearts grow small
Myriapoda in a greenhouse world
Becky Siegel Spratford's blog:
Library Journal Best of 2019
Click here for the Library Journal Best Books 2019 homepageI am so proud to have been a small part of the team of contributors who put this huge list of the Best Books of 2019 together for Library Journal.
With 17 categories, there is something here for every reader. The categories are also easy to use, including th... Read more of this blog post »
Mario Papadia's blog:
Chi di 'vaffa' colpisce, di 'vaffa' perisce
Janeen G.'s blog:
Stranger To You
I could smell the lingering cigarette as he smudged it out with his black canvas boots. His deep brown eyes were staring at the pavement ground. I can hear his music blasting from his headphones. He seemed very intense as he was staring at the floor. All I could do was give him a little once over…
Wh...
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Roman Nacht's blog:
ZAWROTNE TEMPO PRZEMIAN Z GODZINY NA GODZINĘ
- Świat wokół nas jak i mapa świata zmienia się błyskawicznie, ponieważ świat zewnętrzny stanowi odzwi...- Panta Read more of this blog post »
David Scott Bernstein's blog:
Split Behaviors on Acceptance Criteria
We think about what we build at different layers of abstraction. At the highest level, we have the minimum marketable feature set or MMF, which is composed of a list of features.
A feature is some value that someone gets from using the system. This may involve the fulfillment of several t.../>
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Lawrence G. Taylor's blog:
I kindly like to recommend this product at Amazon.com
This story was written in the 70s. I was in my early thirties and socially active. I remembered my curiosity relating to authenticity in the midst of early, romantic encounters.
Two Girls in a Café: A Short Story
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Kim Rylee's blog:
Fated Shadow – Trilogie – Schnipseltag 7
Erin O'Riordan's blog:
'Find Me' by André Aciman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I admit I didn't read Call Me By Your Name, but I did see the movie. When I heard it had a sequel, I had to find out what happened to Oliver and Elio, who fell in love in Italy when Elio was only 17 and Oliver was Elio's father's graduate student. The last Elio heard from Oliver, Ol... Read more of this blog post »
William Chasterson's blog:
Radar finds 145 graves buried under Florida school
Nearly all the people buried at the mid-20th Century paupers’ cemetery were African Americans.
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D.L. Finn's blog:
#RRBC “PAY IT FORWARD” Day! Linnea Tanner @linneatanner #PIF #RRBC_COMMUNITY #RWISA
Meb Faber's blog:
Episode #188: Andreas Clenow, “Trend Following Is…About Taking A Lot Of Bets On A Very Large Number Of Markets”
Episode #188: Andreas Clenow, “Trend Following Is…About Taking A Lot Of Bets On A Very Large Number Of Markets” Guest: Andreas Clenow is the Chief Investment Officer of ACIES Asset Management AG. He manages alternative investment funds for institutional and qualified investors. He has s...
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Daniel Genís Mas's blog:
INCIDENTS (2019) – Daniïl Kharms
James P. Howard, II's blog:
Creating a Two-Phase Clock…Almost
A quick update on this. I built the clock described in this video over the weekend:
This went quite well, and since I have the 6502 kit, I could start on it. But Ben Eater has not completed the instructional series. Being able to replicate the procedure is important, but the best...weekend:
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Parker Avrile's blog:
About the Darke & Flare gay mystery series
Gerald Flurry's blog:
Gerald Flurry Biography
Sally Cronin's blog:
A possible new novella or novel. It’s up to you!
? ? ? The Instrument ~~~ Because of the hubbub in the stadium no one saw or heard the thumb of an insignificant elderly man’s left hand snap against his left forefinger, before… Read more of this blog post »
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Sean McDowell's blog:
Are Evolution and a Historical Adam Possible? A Provocative Model.
Can evolution and a historical Adam be reconciled? Sean interviews Dr. Josh Swamidass about his creative new book The GENEALOGICAL ADAM AND EVE Read more of this blog post »
Melissa Cecilia's blog:
The Reason Why I've Been Asking for Prayers for Mom and I
I’ve been asking for vague prayers for Mom and I over the last week or so via social media. Not even my closest friends really knew what was going. I was a little apprehensive about saying what it was regarding because I didn’t want people to think I was seeking attention, wanting pity for myse... Read more of this blog post »
Valerie Lull's blog:
Homemade Hot Cocoa
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Here we are in November and things are beginning to get cold. On a cold day there is nothing like a warm cup of cocoa to cast off the chill.
I remember as a child, before there were commercially available cocoa mixes in individual packets, my family made the most delicious...chill.
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Shannon Lawrence's blog:
My First Royalties: Why It's a Big Deal
And it's a big deal.
See, the very first time one of my stories appeared in... Read more of this blog post »
A. Renee Hunt's blog:
Infestation
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I am always looking for a monster. I love creepy crawlies, sentient fluids and other nightmare beasties. It’s in my blood, thanks to my father raising me on science fic...
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Joy Wilson's blog:
Classic Pumpkin Pie with Chocolate Whip
Friends it’s time. This is not a drill. It’s time to fill the fridge with soon-to-be leftovers and preheat the oven for pies!
It has come to my attention that I don’t have a classic pumpkin pie recipe on Joy the Baker. I sure do have Pumpkin Pie Spice but left you with the spice and not the pie. My apologies tho...have Pumpkinpies!
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Krista Bjorn's blog:
Oasis
With bushfires 30 km away and the drought continuing unabated, I have found much comfort and happiness in creating an oasis on our farm. Everywhere around us is crumbling dirt, dead grass, and air filled with dust and smoke, but here, in my gardens, it is shady, cool, and green. It’s especially w...
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Craig Pirrong's blog:
Proponents of a Fracking Ban Are Seriously Fracked Up
Elizabeth Warren, among other Democratic candidates, have promised to eliminate fracking in the US. The WSJ has a dialog between pro-ban and anti-ban advocates. It demonstrates just how unmoored from reality the fracking ban side is.
The anti-ban participant, Sam Ori, executive director of the Energy Polic...
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Αντιγόνη Πόμμερ's blog:
Μήπως ήρθε η ώρα να γράψεις τη δική σου ιστορία και το 2020;
Νέος κύκλος σεμιναρίων δημιουργικής έκφρασης του εργαστηρίου δημιουργικής γραφής "Tabula Rasa" με καταξιωμένους καθηγητές, ξεκινάει από τη Δευτέρα 13 Ιανουαρίου 2020. Το εργαστήρι δημιουργικής γραφής Tabula Rasa, υποδέχεται τη νέα σπουδαστική σεζόν 2020 με ολοκαίνουργια σεμινάρια δημιουργικής έκφρασης, που μπορείτε να παρακολουθήσετε από κοντά ή εξ αποστάσεως μέσω internet. Με το συγκεκριμένο...internet Μεέκφρασης,σεμινάρια2020ολοκαίνουργιαRasa, καθηγητές,Rasa"έκφρασης τουσεμιναρίων δημιουργικής Read more of this blog post »
J.E. Hunter's blog:
What I’m Listening To: Finale by Stephanie Garber
Young Adult Audiobook Review: Finale by Stephanie Garber
This finally book in the Caraval Series didn’t let me down! After reading the first book and liking-but-not-loving it, I listened to the second book, Legendary, on Audiobook. You can read my review of that here.
Because the first book of Caraval is from one sister...here.
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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
