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• the war of the worlds -- 4/18/19 April 18, 2019
  Today's selection -- from Area 51 by Annie Jacobsen. Most have heard of The War of the Worlds, the famous 1938 broadcast by Orson Welles that was a radio drama of an invasion of earth by UFOs. Such was the pervasiveness of radio that the broadcast was mistaken for an actual invasion and sent thousands of Americans into panic […]
• the small chapel at the end of the world -- 4/17/19 April 17, 2019
  Today's selection -- from Horizon by Barry Lopez. The eloquence of the small chapel in Port Famine (Puerto del Hambre), on the Strait of Magellan, Chile: "In March 1584, the Spanish explorer Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa founded a settlement on Chile's Brunswick Peninsula, about halfway between Cape Froward and what would later become the town of Punta Arenas. He called it […]

Bob Mayer

• The Green Beret series is back; and with free books April 17, 2019
  With over two million copies sold, the Green Beret series was my first and closest to me. I wrote six initially featuring Dave Riley, starting with Eyes of the Hammer (free on all ebook platforms) through Z: Final Countdown. Then I was into my Area 51 series. I went back to the Green Berets with […]
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• The State of Publishing and Quitting Writing April 15, 2019
  I’ve seen a number of posts lately with writers dismayed at the state of the industry and their careers. Which actually, I’ve been hearing ever since I got into this business. Not much new except for the details. It’s always been hard. I’ve been writing for a living for 30 years. Across the board: trad, […]
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Hugh’s Views & News

• How To Add A Slideshow To Your WordPress Blog Post Using Gutenberg April 17, 2019
  Have you discovered the 'Slideshow' block on your WordPress blog yet? Continue reading
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• Are the Strangers in Your Dreams Real People or just Figures of your Imagination? April 15, 2019
  Strangers or real people? Who are the people who appear in your dreams? Continue reading
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Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog

• Health Tips for Writers – by Melissa Donovan… April 18, 2019
  on Writing Forward: Lots of jobs pose health hazards, and writing is no exception. Whether you write professionally or as a hobby, spending hours hunched over your keyboard or notebook can have detrimental effects on your health if you don’t take the proper precautions. From muscle cramps and eye strain to getting bogged down in […]
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• Tallis Steelyard Book Tour… Something of the Night by Jim Webster @JimWebster6 April 18, 2019
  Originally posted on anita dawes and jaye marie: Today, it is our turn to host the next instalment of Tallis Steelyards incredible story. We hope everyone is enjoying it as much as we are! ? ? Something of the night? I suppose I ought to just call her Lotti, if only because that was the…
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I didn’t have my glasses on…

• such things to be. April 18, 2019
  kinders get ready to enter a ‘new/old world.’ — “so many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be.” -alfred lord tennyson Advertisements
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Legends of Windemere

• Derailing Bedlam: The Asp, The Axe, & The Asshole Part 4 #fiction #adventure April 18, 2019
  As usual, here is your warning that this story has cursing, sex (not graphic), innuendo, and violence.  It’s my Rated-R action adventure called Derailing Bedlam.  This is the fourth outing (third official) for Cassidy and Lloyd, so feel free to … Continue reading →
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Smorgasbord – Variety is the spice of life

• The wounded heart of Paris April 18, 2019
  Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Notre Dame de Paris.The three images of the Cathedral are photographs of postcards in my Parisian diaries. The white dome of the Sacré-Cœur, floating like some fairy tale castle against the blackness…
  Smorgasbord - Variety is the Spice of Life.

Bluebird of Bitterness

• Appearances can be deceiving April 18, 2019
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• Wednesday weirdness April 17, 2019
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Elle Knowles: Finding Myself Through Writing

• CAUTION! – Andrew Overload! March 23, 2019
  I haven’t written a post about Andrew in a while, leaving the highlights of his life mostly in the background, while he finished up grad school at Lee University, in Cleveland, Tennessee. But sometimes he does something amazing and it’s hard to keep it under wraps when he makes us proud. After auditioning at five […]
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Positively Present

• 6 Things You Should Stop Settling For April 8, 2019
  As the leaves start to sprout on the trees and the flowers begin to poke their heads up through the dirt, I'm reminded, once again, of how spring is the ultimate symbolic season of change and growth and blooming once again. After months of drab, colorless treetops, things are blooming as they always do, and […]
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The Diesel-Electric Elephant Company, England.

• Tied up with chains while Old Mother Winter shows England her backside #narrowboat #boating #canals April 14, 2019
  The Cardinal and I have moved, restlessly, a few times of late. Once up through the services and back to … More
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• A wild early o’clock cruise through the post-apocalyptic wastelands of England #boating #narrowboat #England #video April 10, 2019
  Having risen this Wednesday morning at sparrow-cough o’clock my first task of the day was to scratch my brains and … More
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Joan Reeves: Slingwords

• Donna Fasano Sale: Nanny and the Professor April 18, 2019
  Want an adorable romance?Get Nanny and the Professor by Donna Fasano on sale for only 99¢ until the end of April. You can get it  at Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iBooks.That's a saving of $3.00 over the regular price!About Nanny and the Professor Professor Joshua Kingston thought he'd found the perfect nanny for his son. But […]
  Joan Reeves
• Should You Fear the Dark Web April 17, 2019
  Photo: Arachnid Art Black and White #206901 by PIXABAYThe Dark Web is where they sell identity files and other contraband—some of which are too repugnant to mention.There are scads of articles about it online and in print not to mention TV commercials trying to sell you on letting a company check the Dark Web to […]
  Joan Reeves

SassyZenGirl

• 5 Steps to Turbo Charge your Book Sales with Facebook & LinkedIn Groups (and how not to mess it up…) March 11, 2018
  Social Media have become a dominating force in our lives over the past decade.  Just look at these mind-blowing statistics: The average person has 5 social media accounts The average person spends 1 hour 40 minutes per day on social media Facebook has over 1.4 billion users 50% of all Internet users are on Facebook […]
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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 069) April 13, 2019
  Welcome to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21stcentury.Welcome to the Minstral Show, the podcast that spotlights the very best music from around the world, made exclusively in the 21st century. It’s April 2019 which means it’s the 10th Anniversary of World […]
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Stump the Bookseller

• 326M: Boy Has Adventures On River April 17, 2019
  I’m looking for a children’s picture book from the 70s or 80s for my friend. Her mom used to read it to her, but she can’t remember the name. It’s about a boy who floats down a river and has … Continue reading →
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Ana’s Attic

• New Kindle and Audiobook Releases Sales and Freebies 4-16-19 April 16, 2019
  New Kindle and Audiobook Releases, Sales and Freebies Updated Daily, New List Every Tuesday After 2 weeks of traveling, we came back to my dog tearing her ACL at the pet sitter. It’s been a rough week. She had surgery Friday, and they also did an incision on her belly to get stem cells to […]
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The Authors’ Billboard

• Another Chance at Lake Placid #mgtab @Natalieann1212 April 15, 2019
  In December 2016, I published the first book in my Lake Placid series, Second Chance. Every three months I put out another book until the sixth book was released, Last Chance, in March 2018. I took a break from that series and started to work on my Fierce Five and Love Collection. But I’ve grown […]
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• Curried Deviled Eggs #Recipe April 7, 2019
  Easter is just a couple weeks away and that means we’ll all have extra boiled eggs. This recipe for Curried Deviled Eggs is one delicious way to use them. Curried Deviled Eggs 6 Boiled Eggs, peeled 1/3 Cup Mayonnaise 2 Teaspoons Yellow Mustard 1 Teaspoon Curry Powder 1/4 Teaspoon Salt 2 Tablespoons Celery, minced 2 […]
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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: J Washburn, Ellie Simpson, and Megan O’Russell April 18, 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 […]
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Shorpy

• Windows on the World: 1938 April 18, 2019
  New York, 1938. "A scene on East 62nd Street." Where Camels agree! Photo by Sheldon Dick for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
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Kim’s Shopping

• What to Do if Someone Steals Your Tax Return April 18, 2019
  Though many people have already filed their taxes at this point, plenty also wait until the last minute. After all, there’s nothing like knowing a big tax refund is coming and hoarding the feeling. However, there is one significant disadvantage that can stem from waiting to file a tax return. The longer one waits to […]
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Thoroughly Reviewed

• Best Motorcycle Gloves April 18, 2019
  Motorcycle Gloves Buying Guide There are several things you should consider when choosing the right motorcycle gloves for your needs and preferences. We have...
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Whimpulsive

• Wordless Wednesday #497 April 17, 2019
  Golden Crowned Sparrow For more Wordless Wednesday, Click here.
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Debra Lynn Dadd

• Is Homebiotic Mold Remover Safe to Use? April 16, 2019
    Question from Cheryl Hi Debra, Do you have an opinion about a product called Homebiotic which you spray in your home to help eradicate toxic mold? Thanks for your help. Debra’s Answer According to their website, “Homebiotic contains only purified water and natural probiotic bacteria from healthy soil, which each have years of study […]
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• Do Toxic Chemicals Permeate Milk Cartons? April 16, 2019
    Question from Melissa Hi Debra, Thank you for your wonderful website. I have noticed that certain small grocery stores in our area tend to have a very heavy cleaner/deodorant smell. We popped into one this evening for a quick carton of milk, and when I got in the car I realized that the carton […]
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BloominThyme

• Potato Problems April 11, 2019
  I love growing potatoes. While not the easiest vegetable in the garden to grow, they are quite rewarding. Seriously, there’s nothing more buttery than a freshly harvested spud. However, there are a things to note when growing them. Number one: They are susceptible to fungus diseases. Ick. Not fun and this stuff spreads quickly. You’ll […]
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• Cabbage Harvest Means Slaw March 13, 2019
  With spring upon us in Central Florida, it’s time to harvest the cabbage. Cabbage is one of our cool season crops, meaning we plant it from about September through January. Planting when too warm will yield poor crops and lead to bolting, or the production of flowers. Not good, when you’re looking forward to that […]
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The Nerdy Farm Wife

• Five Uses for Violet Vinegar April 11, 2019
  Learn how to make this pretty violet flower infused vinegar, along with 5 creative ways to use it! Violet Vinegar Recipe To make Violet Infused Vinegar, you just need some fresh violets and vinegar. I like the pretty color to show through, plus I like using vinegar for culinary uses, so I use white wine […]
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Damndelicious

• Red Beans and Rice April 16, 2019
  So thick, so creamy and so flavorful! The beans are cooked just right – perfectly tender, served with rice and smoky andouille sausage. I kind of have a thing for Louisiana. I don’t know if it’s all the beignets and the powdered sugar I leave on my pants or if it’s the classic red beans […]
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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

• April 18, 2019 – NATIONAL LINEMAN APPRECIATION DAY – NATIONAL HIGH FIVE DAY – GET TO KNOW YOUR CUSTOMERS DAY – NATIONAL POEM IN YOUR POCKET DAY – NATIONAL ANIMAL CRACKERS DAY – NATIONAL COLUMNISTS’ DAY April 18, 2019
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Recipe Tin Eats

• Hot Cross Buns April 18, 2019
  Hot Cross Buns for Easter!   The post Hot Cross Buns appeared first on RecipeTin Eats.
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Limecello

• Team ALBTALBS TBR Challenge Review: Crashed Out by Tessa Bailey April 16, 2019
  Crashed Out (Made in Jersey #1) by Tessa Bailey Contemporary romance published December 7, 2015, by Entangled: Brazen Jasmine Taveras is the reason Sarge Purcell grabbed his six-string and bailed the hell out of New Jersey four years ago. She’s the fuel for every song he’s ever written-each one laced with bitter, hard-edged, hungry lust. Now, with […]
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• Review: Once Ghosted, Twice Shy by Alyssa Cole April 13, 2019
  Once Ghosted, Twice Shy by Alyssa Cole Contemporary romance novellas released by Avon on January 8, 2019 While her boss the prince was busy wooing his betrothed, Likotsi had her own love affair after swiping right on a dating app. But her romance had ended in heartbreak, and now, back in NYC again, she’s determined […]
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A Redleg’s Rides

• Short Rides April 15, 2019
  Last ten days or so have been a bit of a strain in the House of Chang.Miles, aka Thing 2, was finally diagnosed with a severe case of Mononucleosis and much time was spent in different emergency rooms and urgent care facilities over the last couple of months before that was determined.Good news is, all […]
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• A Little Bit of Red April 10, 2019
  I think it was SonjaM, who told me before I acquired Scarlett, my red 2014 Ural Patrol Sidecar Rig, that National Geographic photographers liked to have a dash of red somewhere in their pictures.Over the years, people remarked how well Scarlett's red color showed up in pictures.Yagi, the newest motorcycle in the stable (or harem […]
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Lorie Smith Schaefer

• Mid-week Wisdom April 18, 2019
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• Mid-week Wisdom April 10, 2019
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Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo

• Thursday Photo prompt: Beyond. #writephoto. April 18, 2019
  Originally posted on willowdot21: Soft Whispers Ancient truths Carried on the Sun’s waining last rays. Reafirmes the old ways Closer to Mother Nature Bathing us in a light so pure. Our technology is not secure The voices in the light…
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• Field of Sheaves: Found!… April 18, 2019
  * …But anyway, back to the wood-stone. The authorities are agreed on its antiquity. It is either Bronze age or Iron age if that can be termed an agreement which in ‘sense-speak’ translates as very old or really old, and, … Continue reading →
  Sue Vincent

Medal of Honor Monday