22 hours ago by Gary Barnes

This is the time of year that we normally look at how productive our current year has been. This is important and gives us the ability to have a comparison for the coming year. The question then is “how to have a fast start in your production for next year?” I would like to outline three [...]

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1 day ago by John Lichman

Oh, mid-week. What are you without some news? -The back story and fact that Christopher Columbus has anything to do with The Help makes me sigh. Loudly. [ Variety] -Joe Biden has a meeting, swears to get the pirates and no one brings up Net Neutrality. Sure! [ Variety] - Inception’s poster has drawn ...

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2 days ago by Doug Lawrence

Wooden carving-1326 A.D.-Spain/Tilma- 1531 A.D.-Mexico [adapted from Michael H. Brown's The Last Secret] In the hilly terrain southwest of Madrid, near that river called Guadalupe, a humble cowherd named Gil Cordero of Cáceres was searching for a lost cow when something very strange happened. It was ...

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3 days ago by kathleenheck

MONA LISA’S JEWISH MOTHER: ‘After all the money your father and I spent on braces, this you call a smile?’ CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS’ JEWISH MOTHER: ‘I don’t care what you’ve discovered, you didn’t call, you didn’t write…’ MICHELANGELO’S JEWISH MOTHER: ‘A ceiling you paint? Not good enough for you the wa ...

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6 days ago by Ulio

Here are a few folks who never realized what they intended to do but still got lots of credit for things. 1.Christopher Columbus, he thought that he had found a part of Asia. His entire life he thought he had reached one part of Asia but that was the case. As he went west he found [...] Related post ...

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7 days ago

By: Heather Dominick the story of the “Little Engine That Could”? This little train had always pulled small loads, but one day it was called upon to deliver something greater. First, it had a hard time getting the load to move at all so it cheered itself on by puffing, “I think I can, I think I can, ...

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7 days ago by Cathy

‘Color Photo – Arriving at Union Station’ courtesy of ‘CathyLovesDC’ Despite the history, the sculptures, the uniqueness, it’s still kind of hard to wax poetic about Union Station. You see, when Union Station was built, residents lauded the civic project for finally bringing an impressive and worthy ...

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8 days ago by Kimberly

Lady Libertas received this in an email today and thought I would share. It is a great satire on the State of our Union. If Obama and our current Congress are allowed to continue promulgating a nanny state and supporting a culture of entitlement, grasshoppers will take over the world. We are all fam ...

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9 days ago by angelaku

While in Puerto Rico, he heard many stories of a magical water source. Juan Ponce de León was one of the sailors who sailed with Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the New World. This voyage would change his life forever. He decided to stay in Hispaniola when Columbus returned. Ponce becam ...

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9 days ago by Ohwow

Chocolate Protein Bars – The Protein Meal Bar Flavor From the Gods There is vacancy not to love about the decadent flavor of chocolate protein bars, high protein bars, or meal bars. The flavor of chocolate has been enticing the human tongue since 1500 BC. The first habitancy to grow cocoa beans as a ...

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