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Donna Cavanagh's blog:
Marie Zhuikov's blog:
Lullabye Lumber Camp, a Bedtime Story
Once upon a time on Outer Island in Lake Superior, a lumber company cut much of the remaining old growth hemlocks and other trees to make baby furniture. The lumberjacks lived in a camp near sandstone ledges on the shore. They used a railroad built by previous loggers through the middle of the i
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Kevin Dangoor's blog:
2021-09-20
There’s a thread on HN about how bad Confluence search is. It’s been my experience that Confluence search has problems with relevance, and there are some good suggestions in the comments to help. I’m going to round them up here.
My own comment was about improving searc
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Vinny O'Hare's blog:
Obligations
About Obligations
Josh is getting ready to graduate high school when his life is changed forever. A car wreck takes Josh to the other side and back. After he walked through the valley of the shadow of darkness he was given an obligation by a mysterious man. Josh has to find and destro
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Mark Graban's blog:
The Simple, Cheap Improvement I Made to My iPhone MagSafe Charger
When I first learned about “wireless” charging for devices like my iPhone, I was a skeptic. “How hard is it to connect a charging cable?,” I wondered. Then, I got a wireless charger as a conference freebie and I tried it. “Meh, I guess this is OK,” I decided and I started using it. It […]
The post Th
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Tosh Berman's blog:
David Gittlin's blog:
Kathy’s Song Eva Style
Who doesn’t remember Simon and Garfunkle singing Kathy’s song? The answer is probably tons of people under the age of thirty, but who’s counting? The remarkable Paul Simon wrote Kathy’s Song. It was released in 1966 on the album Sounds of Silence. Along with the title tune, Kathy’s Song remains
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Lawrence R. Spencer's blog:
Holly Lisle's blog:
Bumped my Book 4 first-draft deadline back to Nov. 15
Numbers are a funny thing. They’re utterly irrelevant to the process of getting a good book, but they do act as an incentive to get your ass in the chair each morning and write.
However, toward the end of a project, it’s easy for small numbers to be too easily disrupted by a couple days where you
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Olga Núñez Miret's blog:
#TuesdayBookBlog CENOTAPH by Rich Marcello (@marcellor) Recommended to those looking for beauty, depth, and meaning #RBRT
Alexa Land's blog:
Great review!
My new release, Tempted, just got the most amazing review, so I thought I'd share it. The review is on the Love Bytes page, and you can find it here if you'd like to check it out.
Nic Taylor's blog:
First Carbon Neutral Rugby Club
The design is complete, the build costed and the funding package is nearly in place for the first carbon neutral rugby club anywhere. It has taken months of work but all willing we will be building phase one over the summer and should be open for the beginning of next season.
Sales of A P
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JoMarie DeGioia's blog:
My wildlife adventures continue…
It seems that my wildlife adventures continue here in Florida. If you read my previous post, you know of my close encounter with the two snakes (please God, let it only be two snakes!) who live in my front yard. And tonight? It’s lizards.
Smug Lizard
I was in the garage, getting the trash ready fo
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Jude Stringfellow's blog:
Securities Information Exchange - - Here We Go!
Many of you already know that I have my Securities Information Exchange license but not my Series 7 or 66. I have decided to take the 7, 66, 6, and 63 Series tests before January 2022, just to have it under my belt. Being securities licensed will give me another (more obvious) advantage for when i
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Ester Ashton's blog:
Nuova uscita: Vorrei toccarti ancora
Dal 21 giugno è online Vorrei toccarti ancora, seguito di La seduzione del proibito, su Amazon e Kindle Unlimited.
TRAMAVORREI TOCCARTI ANCORAIl destino è stato crudele con Jay Hunt.Il dolore per la sua perdita non gli dà pace.La colpa per non essere riuscito a impedirlo gli tormenta l’animo giorno Read more of this blog post »
Sabrina Ricci's blog:
An Interview With Robert Scott Thayer, Author of Kobee Manatee: Climate Change and The Great Blue Hole Hazard
Read more of this blog post »Kobee Manatee and his seafaring pals, Tess the seahorse and Pablo the hermit crab are swimming from the Cayman Islands to Belize to help his cousin Quinn clean up plastic litter at her new, all-veggie underwater bistro called Quinn’s Seagrass Café. On their Caribbean journey, they enc
Milton Brasher-Cunningham's blog:
first lines
K. Morris's blog:
Young Women’s Feet
Young women’s feet
Kick autumn leaves.
Time deceives
Not. clocks
Do stop.
And once green leaves
Must turn to dust.
Paul Guildea's blog:
Searching For Identity – Day 4
Day 4
In the novel THE PEBBLE we find a girl caught in the headlights of life, desperately trying to figure out the shapes before her that form her identity. When a charming stranger unfurls his wings in a hotel room and opens her eyes to a whole new world Alex takes the invite willingly.
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Darlene Schacht's blog:
FREE Bible Study – The Book of Ezra Week 2
Looking for the table of contents for this Bible Study? Click here
*** Important: Just a heads up to anyone who purchased a copy of the study guide. There was an error in the first print run. The reading assignment for week four should be Zechariah Chapter 3 NOT Zechariah Chapter 4. Sorry for any
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Alison J. Butler's blog:
Jonathan Ryan's blog:
Things Keeping Us Going: Going to a Wedding Edition
Liesa Swejkoski's blog:
JUST GOOGLE IT !
The word “Google,” is no longer just a noun. It is also, for the last couple decades, a verb. To “Google,” something is to look it up on the internet, even if you’re using an alternate search engine such as Bing, Firefox, Yahoo or many of the other alternatives.
I belong to gardening group
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Susan Horsnell's blog:
The Runaway’s Ruin
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Miss Mustard Seed's blog:
family room makeover | painted fireplace surround
I finally made some more progress on the basement family room makeover in the latter part of last week. Jeff helped me hang the deer head and I finished painting the fireplace surround and mantle. It didn’t look bad before, but it just didn’t look like “me.” The shiny black granite tile specifica
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Henry Homeyer's blog:
It’s Time to Prune Trees and Shrubs
Melissa Taylor's blog:
Haiku Poems for Kids
I love sharing haiku poems with children. How about you? The haiku is a type of poem that is short and accessible, appealing to most children. More than that, it is a poetic form that children can learn to write themselves. Do you know the definition of a haiku poem? It’s a traditional lyrical Japan
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Kim M. Kimselius's blog:
Kimselius håller fysisk skrivarkurs Skriv om ditt liv för Studieförbundet Vuxenskolan
Lördag 2 oktober håller jag fysisk skrivarkurs hos Studieförbundet Vuxenskolan i Karlskrona.Så här skriver de på Studieförbundet Vuxenskolans hemsida om kursen:
Kim är en flitigt anlitad föreläsare och håller mån
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Sparkle the Designer Cat's blog:
A Nice Therapy Cat Visit
I had a nice time at the big hospital on this therapy cat visit. On our way to Pediatrics, we ran into some staff members who were so happy to see me! And as soon as we got there, the first room with a window had a young teen girl whose face lit up the moment she saw me! So as soon as we had che
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Sarah Chorn's blog:
Review | Sundered Souls – Tim Hardie
About the Book
Led by Johan Jokellsward, the Brotherhood of the Eagle fights to free the land of Reavesburg from its occupiers the Vorund Clan and avenge the murder of their chief. Only Johan���s inner circle understand their true calling, sworn to defeat an old evil that has risen once more.
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L.R. David's blog:
The write stuff
I wanted this blog to be about writing, so I thought I would share how I came to write my first book.
In July I left work after being made redundant. I had wanted to write a book since I can remember, and I finally had some spare time, I thought, to have a go.
I have notes on a novel I have been worki
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Meg Sefton's blog:
Inktober: Tithe
Nave of Church by Dennis Jarvis, flickr
A cancer patient’s family moves away while he’s in treatment. Afraid and lonely, he realizes he may need a church who will burry him. After joining a church, he learns his way into a plot is to tithe but all disposable income is owed the hospital.
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