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84My Ten Favorite Female Christian Artists
There are not nearly as many female Christian artists as there are male Christian artists. Because they are not as prevalent Cari Jean decided to pay tribute to her ten favorite female Christian artists including Rebecca St. James, Natalie Grant, Yolanda Adams, BarlowGirl, Amy Grant and others.
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79Rating the Star Trek Movies
Paramount has made Star Trek one of the cornerstones of its empire, releasing 11 movies in 30 years with number twelve scheduled for release in 2012. Twelve movies combined with Star Trek, The Animated Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space...
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90Economic Consequences of Divorce
Since the beginning of time marriage has been a mixture of both love and economics with almost as many people down through the ages marrying for money as for love. I remember reading somewhere a reference to George Washington telling his step-son...
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78Explore Oklahoma City: The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum
On April 19, 1995, at precisely 9:02 in the morning, one of the most tragic events in the history of the United States was unfolding. Within 48 hours, one hundred and sixty-eight people would be dead, among them, nineteen innocent children. ...
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73Celebrity Deaths: Drug Use and Overdoses In Hollywood
When you think of Hollywood, there are three things that come to mind, fame, sex, and drugs. It seems like anyone who is attracted to the fame aspect of Hollywood manages to get caught up in one of the latter two. Maybe it's less prevalent, then it...
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79Why The Manhattan Project Needed Large Quantities of Silver from the U.S. Treasury
A lot of silver was used during the Manhattan Project to produce enough Uranium to make atomic bomb. The silver was borrowed from the U.S. Treasury and every pound of it was returned after the project ended, about 28 million pounds.
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80Jack The Ripper, Who Do You Think Jack The Ripper Was?
Jack the Ripper was the name given to a serial killer active in the Whitechapel area of London in the later half of 1888.The name was taken from a letter sent to the Central News Agency by someone who claimed to be the murderer.The letter was...
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74How to write a novel about a lonely orphan: tips from Charlotte Bronte, Charles Dickens and William Thackeray
Four rules on how to write a novel: write what the reader wants: Charlotte Bronte, Charles Dickens, William Thackeray, Emily and Anne Bronte wrote to make money, and succeeded. They used a formula. Now days we might call it chick-lit; but boy does it work. Its also called rags to riches. But you need lost of loss, difficulty, death, a weak far man and a strong dark man and few unpleasant people. People must behave strangely, and it helps top have a mysterious person in the attic. Lots of servan
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87The Five Known Victims of Jack the Ripper (Caution - Some pictures are graphic and gruesome)
Jack the Ripper is the infamous serial murderer who victimized women in the Whitechapel area of London in the 1880’s. Inhabitants of the Whitechapel area were destitute. Their living conditions were deplorable. Whole families lived in one filthy...
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70Squinkies for squishy, squishy, squashy fun
I was born in 1980. When I was a kid, I was playing with Cabbage Patch Kid, barbies (a lot of them). I also has a doll name "jane" or something like it name after an American cartoon show. My doll "jane" has...
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