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97Lambertville NJ, A Perfect Week-end Getaway for Stressed Out New Yorkers
Lambertville, NJ just 80 miles from NYC is the perfect week-end spot for busy city dwellers to de-stress and recharge. Tips and recommendations and more
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93Redheads and Rebels? The Truth Behind Irish Stereotypes
A tour of the most common Irish stereotypes, answering the question: how true are Irish stereotypes. Looking at how the Irish see themlsevlves and how they are seen by others.
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86Penny For Your Thoughts A Nickel For Your Kiss
Postcards and letters are becoming obsolete. The mail service is considering cutting back the work force. The memories of yesterday have been captured in this article. Title A Penny for your thoughts a nickel for your kiss...
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72Discovering Me Time
Everyone deserves Me Time. The Me Time allows me to unwind, reflect, and just gather my thoughts. I discovered playing piano helps with my me time. Music in general induces dopamine.
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85How to Make a Quiet Book
Quiet book, busy book, activity book...There are a few different names for these fun little pages. They all are pretty much the same, though. You make a very fat book of heavy muslin pages (or Pellon or felt) that have useful things for kids to do...
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83Sunspots and Their Effect on Earth
Sunspots have a profound effect on all of the planets. During their presence, all the planets heat up. They are also responsible for aurora on all planets that have magnetic fields. Sunspots generate Coronal Mass Ejections (CME) that can have adverse effects on our electrical grid and electronics.
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88The Quiet Kid: When Your Child's Not Speaking In Class
My son, Jacob is very quiet and shy in nature. Typical little boy, loved his toy soldiers, asked lots of questions, and enjoyed his favorite characters whether it be in a movie, book, t.v. show, etc. There's an interesting incident with Jacob when...
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86Film and Literature. The Novel "All Quiet on the Western Front" and its Film Adaptation
The major theme of the novel is the futility and senselessness of war. Remarque offers such a graphic portrayal of war horrors that it seems unfathomable why people still engage in such abominable activities. Why do two countries have to send their men to kill each other when all they want is to live in peace?
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76Now It's 'All Quiet on the Western Front'
During 'The Great War' ~ World War One ~ it certainly was not 'all quiet on the western front'. War poetry bears witness to this! But it is peaceful there now. Where once there was death and horror, there is now agriculture once again. And the quietest spots in Northern France are the military cemeteries, where the graves of dead young soldiers can still be seen ~ standing 'row on row'.
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84How to Be Free: 10 Keys to Be Enlightened, Spontaneous & Free Spirited
Wherever we are, whoever we are with, one of the most important questions is How to be free? I am talking primarily about inner freedom, the feeling of being spontaneous, happy and alive. What is the catalyst for these feelings? How do we sustain...
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