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• nine-year-old henry vi is crowned king -- 7/16/19 July 16, 2019
  Today's selection -- from Henry VI by Bertram Wolffe. Nine-year-old Henry VI was crowned king in England and France in the finest pageantry those countries could offer: "With an entourage of several thousands, Henry began his solemn entry into Paris for his coronation round about midday on Sunday 2 December 1431, the first day of Advent and four days before his tenth birthday. After spending two nights at St Denis he was met half­way by an escort of burghers, in […]
• bankrupting midwestern farmers -- 7/15/19 July 15, 2019
  Today's selection -- from A Brief History of Doom by Richard Vague. Enticing borrowers with no-down-payment loans is not something that just happened in the years leading up to the 2008 global financial crisis. The excerpt below tells of a similar scheme in the years leading to America's massive crisis of 1857: "[To satisfy their […]

Bob Mayer

• When President Polk’s Imperialism Was Reined In July 16, 2019
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• Free Today: Survival Guide July 15, 2019
  Given recent events, I’ve made The Procrastinator’s Survival Guide free today and tomorrow. It’s a step by step guide on how to prepare for all possible emergencies and natural/man-made disasters. It starts with the basics and builds from there. If you’ve had no idea where to start, this will get you going. It covers everything […]
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Hugh’s Views & News

• Thank You, And Goodbye For Now June 20, 2019
  Time has told me that now is the perfect opportunity for a blogging break. It’s not something I often do but is something I highlyContinue reading
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• Front Page Splash #flashfiction June 12, 2019
  What would you do if you found yourself on the front pages of every newspaper for the wrong reason? Continue reading
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Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog

• Public Libraries: How Authors Can Increase Both Discoverability and Earnings – by Jane Friedman… July 16, 2019
  When you see headlines discussing the staying power of print and the decline of ebooks, it’s important to remember those headlines are describing only sales of traditionally published books. Such headlines aren’t factoring in other market trends, such as digital subscription services, self-publishing, and—perhaps the most overlooked sector—library lending. Continue reading HERE
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• Be careful what you pretend to be. July 16, 2019
  Originally posted on Tallis Steelyard: I would like to say that when I heard what Garamie was planning, I knew it wasn’t going to end well. Unfortunately I must confess that at the time I thought he had come up with an excellent strategy given his obvious limitations. Garamie wanted to be a savant. He…
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I didn’t have my glasses on…

• rejoice. July 16, 2019
  headed off on a family fun river raft float trip  not real relaxing as expected but lots of adventures/misadventures instead so many laughs and we all survived who could ask for anything more? — “rejoice as summer should…chase away sorrows by living.”  -melissa marr, darkest mercy     — argo park, huron river, Ann Arbor, […]
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Legends of Windemere

• Questions 3: Writing an Encyclopedia/Compendium July 15, 2019
  My parents used to have this set and it got me through so many school projects.  People don’t use physical encyclopedias these days thanks to Wikipedia.  Then again, I’m thinking of another type of encyclopedia.  We’ll get to the questions … Continue reading →
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Smorgasbord – Variety is the spice of life

• Smorgasbord Health Column – Major organs of the body – Part Three – The Heart and Stress – Foods and nutrients needed to support you by Sally Cronin July 16, 2019
  Last week I looked at the impact on the heart of acute and chronic stress, and some strategies to combat the effects including a link to my breathing exercises.: Heart and Stress Connection This week I am looking at how … Continue reading →
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Bluebird of Bitterness

• Why you should learn a foreign language July 16, 2019
  It just might save your life.
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• Monday chuckles July 15, 2019
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Elle Knowles: Finding Myself Through Writing

• Is that a bear in my backyard… July 13, 2019
  We live Florida – in the city limits – in a nice neighborhood. We have more wildlife in our yard than my daughter who lives in the middle of the woods in Louisiana! Our newest visitor is a raccoon who thinks he’s a pet. He shows up at the cat food bowl about 5:30 every […]
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Positively Present

• 6 Ways to Shake Things Up June 24, 2019
  For months and months, it felt like a dark cloud was hanging over my head. I don't know if it was seasonal depression or regular depression or just part of my biological mental ups and downs, but, man, was it rough. I didn't feel like doing anything, and I didn't feel like I'd ever get […]
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The Diesel-Electric Elephant Company, England.

• Two new and reciprocal collective nouns – a bow-thruster of hoorays and a hooray of bow-thrusters #narrowboat #boating July 16, 2019
  We scooted along, yesterday, at Sparrowfart O’Clock, services for the visiting of – while also endeavouring to sneak up on … More
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• Six miles from Bramble Cuttings to the Lion Salt Works Museum through a TATA chemical factory #narrowboat #boating July 13, 2019
  …and I do mean through the factory. As the centurion who turned the lights out on the Roman Empire said ‘All goodus … More
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Joan Reeves: Slingwords

• Surprise! It's Patrice Wilton & Traci Hall July 16, 2019
  Two of my favorite authors are Patrice Wilton and Traci Hall.Writing together they are the new author known as Traci Wilton. That's right! To my delight, they have joined together to write a charming amateur sleuth mystery series, the Salem B&B Mysteries, under their joint pen name.Published by Kensington, the first book of their series […]
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• Best Amazon Prime Deals July 15, 2019
  July 15 and 16 are the summer shopping days I've been waiting for. I'm not the only one either.Amazon Prime Days feature tons of bargains. I do a lot of my Christmas shopping on Prime Days.Seriously, Amazon Prime Day brings new meaning to Christmas in July so start shopping and get some super nice gifts […]
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SassyZenGirl

• The Amazing CAPE PENINSULA – Breathtaking Scenic Ocean Drives, Penguins & the Cape of Good Hope April 3, 2019
  ********* The Cape Peninsula and Western Cape region are absolutely breathtaking! I especially love the turquoise waters that are so typical for the Cape scenery. You can instantly recognize this region just by that color – that’s how special it is! A Road Trip Around the Cape Peninsula One of the most fun things to do […]
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WASP Final Flight

• Lucile Doll Wise, 43-7 | August 2, 2018 August 17, 2018
  "Jacqueline Cochran was looking for WASP.  They told me I would have to be interviewed and they would contact me when they came to the Wichita area.  But I didn’t wait for that.  I went down to Houston for my interview, to speed things up.  And I think that’s one of the smartest things I […]
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• Jean McCreery, 44-W-10. |. May 10, 2018 July 20, 2018
  "My first flight was with a barnstormer at the age of five.  I loved it!  I also tried to 'fly' out of the barn loft with an umbrella.  This was less than successful..."  WASP Jean Terrell McCreery, 44-10 The indomitable Marguerite Jean Terrell Moreo McCreery has "...slipped the surly bonds of Earth. And danced the skies on […]
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World United Music

• The Minstral Show – (Episode 074) July 1, 2019
  The Minstral Show – (Episode 074) Welcome to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21st century. Today’s spotlight revisits the positive energy of rock n roll featuring “The Revox, Teenage Frames and Pretty Volume with a little bit of blues by Burton […]
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Stump the Bookseller

• 329C: Ghost of California chicken racer July 16, 2019
  Published before 1989, likely current setting is late 70's or early 80's. Teenage girl with mom and brother, no dad, move to a 3 story house off the California coast line. The house has a curved driveway with a tree … Continue reading →
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Ana’s Attic

• The Hating Game by Sally Thorne – Audiobook Review July 7, 2019
  The Hating Game by Sally Thorne Narrated by Katie Schorr Standalone. Contemporary Romance. The Hating Game by Sally Thorne has been on my radar for a while, but I never got a chance to read it. I was in the middle of it when the movie casting news came out I didn’t even know there […]
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The Authors’ Billboard

• OUR STEAMY PREMIERE SERIES – IRRESISTIBLE ROMANCE BOOK 1 IS LIVE! July 15, 2019
  OUR STEAMY PREMIERE SERIES – IRRESISTIBLE ROMANCE BOOK 1 IS LIVE! The Irresistible Series Will Be Featuring Brand New, Never Before Published Stories From Several Of Our NYT & USA Today Authors’ Billboard Members.You Need A Hero… Everyone needs a hero and you're sure to find yours in this steamy premiere series, featuring strong heroes […]
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• How to co-write a book July 10, 2019
  Traci Hall and I have been friends for fifteen years or so. We met when we were both unpublished in a critique group. Fast forward to 2019, and we now have 90 published books between us. Traci has written in many genres, myself only romance. Now, the two of us have entered another playing field. […]
  Patrice Wilton

eReaderLove

• $20 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway October 4, 2015
  We are excited to give away an Amazon Gift Card worth $20 to one of our lucky visitors. We will be doing many more of these in the future. This is the first one we have done in a while. To enter, please follow the instructions on the giveaway app below. Good luck! a Rafflecopter […]
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Instafreebie

• See It First: Allison Rose, John-Clement Gallo, and Amy Sumida June 27, 2019
  We love introducing Prolific Works readers to great stories and big ideas. Take a chance on new authors and try great stories from old favorites. See it first every day with Prolific Works and be free to discover authors you’ll love. We’re thrilled to share the latest and greatest from our teen and young adult […]
  Dalia Sadaka

Shorpy

• Dixie Whiskey: 1940 July 15, 2019
  Sept. 1940. "Selling watermelons on Saturdays and court day in Jackson. Breathitt County, Kentucky." Cundiff’s restaurant and package store. Photo: Marion Post Wolcott. View full size.
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Kim’s Shopping

• Top 10 Ways to Save Money Easily in Your Small Business July 15, 2019
  Did you know that more than half of new businesses close within their first 5 years? If you’re running a small business, there are plenty of obstacles you have to overcome. Managing your finances is one of the hardest challenges that stands in the way of your success. Figuring out how to make a profit is […]
  Connie

Thoroughly Reviewed

• Best Fanny Pack July 13, 2019
  Top 10 Fanny Packs Fanny Pack Buying Guide Fanny packs are compact bags that you wear around your waist to carry essentials that you...
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Whimpulsive

• It’s Monday What Are You Reading #131 July 15, 2019
  It’s Monday What Are You Reading? is a weekly reading roundup is hosted by Kathryn at The Book Date. This is technically a weekly meme but I don’t read fast enough to make that worthwhile so I generally post it every two or three weeks but sometimes more often depending on how many books I’ve […]
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Debra Lynn Dadd

• PFAS Chemicals Found in Farm Produce July 8, 2019
  PFAS, or polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a family of chemicals that are used to make non-stick coatings such as Teflon.  Sometimes called Forever Chemicals, they persist in the environment and body and have been linked to health issues such as hindered growth and learning and increased cancer risk. There has been increasing concern about contamination from […]
  Lisa Powers
• Handbag Materials June 25, 2019
  Question from Wendy Lisa, Can you tell me if it’s toxic to carry handbags made of these materials? I know I may need to find out more details about the chemicals but this is what I have so far. Handbag 1: Dyed Nylon with Water and Stain Resistant Coating Dyed Italian Leather Nylon Strap Handbag […]
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BloominThyme

• How to Boil Vegetables July 10, 2019
  Sounds like an easy question, right? Maybe not so. Harvesting my abundance of potatoes, I decided to make mashed potatoes. Peering over my shoulder, my husband noted that I should be waiting until the water boils BEFORE placing my potatoes into the pot. I stopped to wonder. Was he right? I don’t happen to know […]
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• Biodiversity and the Home Garden July 2, 2019
  Biodiversity gardening is gardening with the intention of increasing native biodiversity. Basically, it means creating an environment conducive to attracting a vast array of wildlife important for our planet’s health. Think pollinators. Why? Because their numbers are dwindling at a rapid pace and without them, we die. Pretty straightforward, but what can we do about […]
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The Nerdy Farm Wife

• Rose Infused Witch Hazel May 10, 2019
  Soothing roses and anti-inflammatory witch hazel combine in this beautiful rose infused witch hazel – perfect to use as a facial toner, for bug bites, acne, sunburn, varicose veins & more! My roses are in full bloom this week and I’ve been busily preserving them in all sorts of ways! I first made this lovely […]
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Damndelicious

• Korean Beef Power Bowls July 14, 2019
  With the easiest Korean beef, shredded cabbage, caramelized kimchi, avocado slices, and the best ever Sriracha mayo. SO SO BOMB. This has seriously been my go-to bowls all summer long! And yes, for those of you wondering, Chiberia has officially transitioned into the hottest summer ever. So hot, we took Butters to the best ever […]
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Foodimentary

• 2019 March Food Holidays March 13, 2019
  Celebrate March Food Holidays National Fresh Celery Month National Noodle Month National Flour Month National Frozen Food Month National Nutrition Month National Peanut Month National Hot Cross Bun Day (Good Friday) National Sauce Month National Caffeine Awareness Month Daily Holidays  March 1  National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day – March 2 National Banana Cream Pie Day – […]
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National Day Calendar

• July 16, 2019 – NATIONAL CORN FRITTERS DAY – NATIONAL PERSONAL CHEF DAY July 16, 2019
  The post July 16, 2019 – NATIONAL CORN FRITTERS DAY – NATIONAL PERSONAL CHEF DAY appeared first on National Day Calendar.
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Recipe Tin Eats

• Baked Spaghetti (Epic!) July 15, 2019
  Baked Spaghetti is everything you know and love about Bolognese in the form of an epic, juicy pasta bake with a bonus layer of molten cheese in the middle! This is one of those rare foods that is a truly fabulous freezer meal and keeps for days in the fridge! Baked Spaghetti I call it a... […]
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Limecello

• July 4th in America July 4, 2019
  Hi friends! So … I thought about doing something like I did four years ago, sharing the entire text of the Declaration of Independence. However, it’s easy enough to just click over. Also, the state of the country is just … such a mess now that … well, it’s more important than ever to celebrate […]
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• Release Day Review: Protect the Prince by Jennifer Estep July 2, 2019
  Protect the Prince (A Crown of Shards book 2) by Jennifer Estep Adult High Fantasy romance released by Harper Voyager on July 2, 2019 Magic, murder, adventure, and romance combine in this second novel in the exciting Crown of Shardssaga from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Estep. Everleigh Blair might be the new gladiator queen of […]
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A Redleg’s Rides

• Hiking Rabbit Ears Trail, visiting Steamboat Springs July 16, 2019
  Martha and I got an early start after breakfast and walked part of the Rabbit Ears Trail that is located near the campground.Motorcycles are permitted but there were a couple of sections on the portion we walked which would have been a tad rough on the Ural.  Yagi, the TW200 Dual Sport, on the other […]
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• Camping at Dumont Lake Campground, Medicine Bow/Routt National Forest July 15, 2019
  Martha and I headed out of the cesspool that is the Metro Denver area and fought traffic all the way to the west side on I-70.  Accidents, asshole truckers, texters and just plain too many cars on a crumbling and limited infrastructure.Still we did manage to escape and got into the mountains with lot of […]
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Lorie Smith Schaefer

• Mid-week Wisdom July 10, 2019
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• Mid-week Wisdom July 3, 2019
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Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo

• ‘Aye’ of the Unicorn: Tower… Stuart France July 16, 2019
  * To complete our pentagrams we returned to our core principles and considered the shadow. * The setting was not the swiftly flowing Spey but a quitely progressing brook which arced in a crescent around the space in which we … Continue reading →
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• Slighted ~ Kyt Wright #writephoto July 16, 2019
  Colonel Wendell strode along the battlement admiring the view over the lake, as an engineer he found the design of the fortification perfect almost perfect. Sergeant Goode emerged from one of the lower doors to signal to him that all … Continue reading →
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Medal of Honor Monday