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Trump? Wall? In the 1950s?
Originally posted on The Lester & Charlie Review: When will history learn that we repeat ourselves? Watch a clip of this 1950s television Western, where a man named Trump comes to town and promises...
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Article 50 explained in Post-it notes
Originally posted on Middlesex Minds: The government today lost its Supreme Court appeal and an Act of Parliament will now be required to trigger the infamous Article 50. But just what is Article 50?...
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My Thank You Note to President Trump
Originally posted on Interrupting the Silence: Mr. President, I did not vote for you and I never thought I would be saying this but I owe you a debt of gratitude. Less than a week into your presidency...
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TGIF Quote!
Originally posted on makesandcastlesnotwar: Life is like arriving late for a movie, having to figure out what was going on without bothering everybody with a lot of questions, and then being...
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100 Performances Oscars Forgot – 1/20
Originally posted on Write out of L.A.: RE-POST – Originally Published September 2015. As we get sucked into the awards season vacuum again, I grabbed hold of a few of my like-minded film-freaks...
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RETURN OF THE FLY (1959) ON THE TEXAS 27 FILM VAULT
Originally posted on Balladeer's Blog: *** FEATURING A MAJOR MILESTONE IN THE SHOW’S HISTORY *** Morning Breath BEFORE MST3K THERE WAS … THE TEXAS 27 FILM VAULT! In the mid-1980s The Texas 27 Film...
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Things to know
Originally posted on Shastriya Raga: Sangeeta is defined as ‘Samyak Geetam sangeetam‘ – a melodious tone and is mostly practiced in southern parts of India. It’s known that practicing music improvises...
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Sunny Afternoon in Florence: The Painter Who Never Runs out of Colours
Originally posted on Letters From The Clouds: Walking down the ancient streets of Florence I once met a painter. He only had one arm, with his long mustaches and his brown beret looked like he had come...
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Author Eric Hoffer discusses the pain of writing
Originally posted on Creative thinking and the creative process: By Dennis Mellersh The creative thinking process, when applied to the craft or art of writing original material can be painful and...
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A life worth reading
Originally posted on LovelyNow: For my whole life, my favorite activity was reading. It’s not the most social pastime. …
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Jesse Winchester Remembered … The Songwriters’ Songwriter
Originally posted on The Immortal Jukebox: Sometimes I’m asked because of my eclectic tastes if there is one under appreciated, lesser known artist who deserves to be much better known. i always answer...
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Poulenc Couldn’t Believe What Ravel Said about Saint-Saëns
Originally posted on Kile Smith | composer: Camille Saint-Saëns On Discoveries from the Fleisher Collection, Saturday 5–6 pm on WRTI-FM… One hundred years ago, 18-year-old Francis Poulenc was looking...
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Three Poems About Marriage
Originally posted on literary lew: The following poem beautifully and, kind of darkly, describes the duress that marriage presents to two people who have opted to engage in the process of becoming,...
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World Press Fredom Day
Originally posted on Brussels Diplomatic: World Press Freedom Day is marked every year on 3 May, but there is little reason to celebrate as journalists continue to be repressed and persecuted all over...
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What elephants teach us about cancer prevention
Originally posted on Science Chronicle: Elephants express many extra genes derived from the critical tumour suppressor gene TP53. – Photo: Stephen Tan/Flickr Joshua Schiffman, University of Utah and...
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On the Darkest Hours: When you Think of Giving Up Writing
Originally posted on Dar Writes: Writing…or not… On the Darkest Hours: When You Think of Giving Up Writing ? The writer lows suck. Based on my experience and research, all writers get them – the dark...
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There
There’s an old saying that a picture is worth 1,000 words. Where the story behind the photo is memorable, valuable and has substance. There’s story behind this photo that I didn’t put into...
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My beautiful spirit name
Originally posted on RELAX, IT ALL WORKS OUT: Wachiwi, dancing girl Many spirit names, especially Native American, are lovely poetic word pictures. Hiawassee means meadow; Suwanee, echo; Hehewuti,...
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The Cost of a “Free” and Appropriate Education
Originally posted on A Pocketful of Motherhood...The Blog: Back in 1973, under section 504 of the Individuals with Disabilities Act, a new world was formed for students with all types of disabilities....
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I’m sorry to all you subscribers for disappearing so quickly. Something happened that took up a great deal of my attention. My dear wife was diagnosed with dementia, and I instinctively chose to...
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