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92Fashions of The Aesthetic Movement - A Cult of Beauty and Victorian Counterculture
The Aesthetic Movement was a counterculture of artists, writers, and designers in Victorian England who opposed the dehumanization of the Industrial Age. Aesthetic fashion stood against the stiffness of corsets and Victorian materialism, favoring a natural look based on medieval styles
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88Spinning Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is one of the most famous speeches ever given. Would we remember it if it had been shorter?... or longer??
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85STUFF AND THINGS - The 75 Things Movement, Minimalism and Freedom
The 75 Things Movement, Everett Bogue and the Zen Art of Minimalism may change my life! Stuff has been on my mind. Lots of stuff. All those things people collect around them! We behave like those little ocean crabs that don’t have a shell to...
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86A Career in Medical Transcription - What You Need to Know Before You Decide
Medical transcription is a real work-at-home career. Learn if it's right for you. Included are job search resources.
83Top 10 Hot Jobs in Fast-Growing Snohomish County
Seattle Hill-Silver Firs is an unincorporated community in Snohomish County, Washington. The entire county is a beautiful landscape and the village of Seattle Hill-Silver Firs sits northeast of Mill Creek and a little southeast of the major City of...
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83A Portrait of Man's Best Friend - Dogs in Paintings and Art
Dogs have been man's faithful companions since the earliest of times, and their images have been recorded throughout the centuries. They have herded .our sheep, hunted hares and foxes for us, accompanied us on shooting expeditions, guarded us whilst we sleep, and provided affectionate friendship in good times and bad. Small wonder then, that paintings and drawings of our four-legged friends are so popular.....
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81Pre-Raphaelite Models - The Artists Muse
They were the WAGS of their day, the supermodels and catwalk queens of the nineteenth century. These demure, elegant women with their tumbling hair, elegant necks and doe eyes defined the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood's style. Rossetti, Burne-Jones, William Hunt, Waterhouse and Millais all immortalised them on canvass in their tragic tales.
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81The Michigan Dust Bowl - Big Prairie Desert
The Dust Bowl in Michigan began with a settlement in 1850 that created miles of desert by 1870 with the early logging indusry. Then a ladies' Cemetery Society brought new life to a dying land, creating useful green spaces and historic districts.
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78A review of Don't Sleep, There are snakes
There is no book that explains the culture of the Amazon people better than Everett's best selling book titled, "Don't Sleep, there are snakes." The title comes from a common saying among the Pirahã people which believe it or not, is their equivalent to our "Goodnight." What atracted me to the book is the fact that the writer was a missionary who went to the amazon to try to convert the Pirahã people to Christianity but after living with them for a while, he discovered that he is the one that wa
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76Oscar Wilde: Brilliant AND Funniest Playwright
A bit about the witty Irish sardonic poet and playwright Oscar Wilde… Photo by DPMS @ flickr Where it all began: Ireland Well, one thing is evident; he had to be witty considering the name his parents...
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