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Around the World in 80 Years: June 2012
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Around the World in 80 Years. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Book Review: The Salt Road by Jane Johnson. The Salt Road - Jane Johnson. While for much of the book these two women appear to exist mutually exclusive from one another, Johnson does a beautiful job of weaving the storylines to a climactic ending which was very unexpected (even for someone who can usually predict endings fairly accurately). I am looking forward to reading Johnson's The Tenth Gift which predates The Salt Road. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Around the World in 80 Years: Can't Leave Home Without It Cosmetics
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Around the World in 80 Years. Thursday, May 3, 2012. Can't Leave Home Without It Cosmetics. I finally got around to making another blog post and decided to venture into the unknown world of vlogging (video blogging). I must admit I am pleased with my attempt however the video quality could be much better. Some fooling around with lighting etc will ensure much better videos to come. Anyway, here it is: Around the World in 80 Years' first video. My good friend Christina at Polishes and Pleasantries. After ...
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Around the World in 80 Years: June 2011
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Around the World in 80 Years. Saturday, June 25, 2011. Planes, Train, and Donkeys? Of course it all began with an airplane. But not just any airplane.the largest passenger airplane ever built. I flew from Montreal to Paris via Air France on this boehemeth:. The moral of THIS story is, if you are noticing a trend on your travels, go with it! You very well might end up with a pretty interesting story to show for it. I noticed that I was using a variety of fun ways to get around and because of that I ju...
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Around the World in 80 Years: June 2013
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Around the World in 80 Years. Saturday, June 22, 2013. Something to Add to the Reading List. At first glance I was sucked in by the vibrant cover art and my long time fascination with this historic site. I have yet to dive into reading this as I have several other books currently on the go, but I am looking forward to curling up with this one over the summer months. Review to follow! Friday, June 21, 2013. It's been a while. So what to 2 Canadians do as soon as they arrive at WDW on the first day? The ma...
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Shovel Test: June 2011
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Digging into historical archaeology. Friday, 24 June 2011. Dig for 18th C. Spanish Mission Conducted on Private Land. Undergrads at the University of Western Florida are finding excellent organic preservation in their excavation of a Spanish Mission and First Nations village site in Molina, FL. Established in the 1740s, the mission was home to a Spanish cavalry unit and neighboured an Apalachee village. The site was apparently abandoned in 1761 following a raid by Creek Indians. Posted by Shovel Tester.
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Around the World in 80 Years: Book Review: The Salt Road by Jane Johnson
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Around the World in 80 Years. Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Book Review: The Salt Road by Jane Johnson. The Salt Road - Jane Johnson. While for much of the book these two women appear to exist mutually exclusive from one another, Johnson does a beautiful job of weaving the storylines to a climactic ending which was very unexpected (even for someone who can usually predict endings fairly accurately). I am looking forward to reading Johnson's The Tenth Gift which predates The Salt Road. Turn Right at Machu Picchu.
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TurnAround: January 2011
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Friday, January 21, 2011. We recently heard that a couple of the updated rules in the 2010 Competition Rules that caused some confusion. At the end of last year have been examined and ruled on by the ITU Technical C'ttee. This is, word for word, what we have today;. Handlebars/Non Drafting Races - any aerobar is now acceptable providing it does not extend any further than the leading edge of the front tire. Bridging is not required. Open bar ends must be plugged. Brakes must not face forward. And you hav...
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TurnAround: Letter from an ex-president
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Saturday, June 18, 2011. Letter from an ex-president. Well, I suppose for the first time in a long time, I have no clearly defined role in the hierarchy of TNS. Let me explain why. This was not so much a resignation as a leave of absence, which will last until September, and which point I will re-assess along with the board, my ability to continue as President. It will be the first Bridgetown I will have missed since 2007 I think, and I will miss it dearly. The same goes for Greenwood; this will be t...
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