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Too school for cool. Make Your Own Armistice Day Poppy Pin. November 8, 2012. The First World War ended at 11:00 am on November 11, 1918, the time when the Allied forces (mostly just England, France, and America) agreed with Germany to officially end […]. Read Article →. Word o’ the Week: Zombies (Guest Blog Post for the Book Hooker). October 31, 2012. Read Article →. 8220;Howdy, folks! Welcome to the State Fair of Texas! 8221;: A Tribute to Big Tex. October 23, 2012. He was only the tallest […]. A few w...
“Howdy, folks! Welcome to the State Fair of Texas!”: A Tribute to Big Tex | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. 8220;Howdy, folks! Welcome to the State Fair of Texas! 8221;: A Tribute to Big Tex. October 23, 2012. Well, Big Tex is dead. And the world is a much sadder place because of it. If you don’t know who Big Tex is, why? 8221; Big Tex made instant and lifelong friends with everyone who crossed his path, and all who knew Big Tex loved him. Before Big Tex went up in a blaze of glory last Friday. A cherished memory of happier times. Big Tex, you are [temporarily] gone but not forgotten!
October | 2012 | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. Monthly Archives: October 2012. Word o’ the Week: Zombies (Guest Blog Post for the Book Hooker). October 31, 2012. Well wouldn’t you know I’ve finally harassed my way onto another person’s blog. J over at the Book Hooker (not “book a hooker,” you nasties) has graciously let me write […]. Read Article →. 8220;Howdy, folks! Welcome to the State Fair of Texas! 8221;: A Tribute to Big Tex. October 23, 2012. He was only the tallest […]. Read Article →. Happy 21st, Sister! October 14, 2012.
Happy 21st, Sister! | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. Happy 21st, Sister! October 14, 2012. Today is my nearest and dearest sister’s 21st birthday. She’s the best, so in honor of her, I’ve compiled a few links that should make her (and your) day even more awesome:. Make and eat these. If you want to die blissfully from an overdose of too much pumpkin yum-o. You can never get enough of Bradley Cooper parle-ing français. Here’s $2 more! Send a fancy card to a fancy person FOR FREE. I love Zach Galifianakis. And you should, too. Word oR...
Olympics Training Playlist | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. August 6, 2012. I’ve started my Olympics training for Rio 2016. It’s a little early, but you’ve gotta start somewhere, right? While I’m figuring out which sport to compete in, I’m gonna keep getting in tip-top Olympics shape by running. Here’s my Olympics Training Playlist to get me motivated:. 8220;Start Me Up” by The Rolling Stones. I stole this song from that one Olympics commercial. 8220;Walking the Dog” by fun. 8220;Everybody Talks” by Neon Trees. Even though Justin Bieber isn&#...
November | 2012 | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. Monthly Archives: November 2012. Make Your Own Armistice Day Poppy Pin. November 8, 2012. The First World War ended at 11:00 am on November 11, 1918, the time when the Allied forces (mostly just England, France, and America) agreed with Germany to officially end […]. Read Article →. Make Your Own Armistice Day Poppy Pin. Word o’ the Week: Zombies (Guest Blog Post for the Book Hooker). 8220;Howdy, folks! Welcome to the State Fair of Texas! 8221;: A Tribute to Big Tex.
The Convoluted Causes of World War I | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. The Convoluted Causes of World War I. October 5, 2012. The most confusing part of World War I, though, is why it even happened in the first place. The causes behind WWI are multiple and complex, but there are three. Factors that contributed to the start of the War: tension between countries trying to expand their empires, ill-conceived military plans, and problematic alliances between some of the aforementioned growing empires and smaller countries. Tensions from Empire Growth. Centu...
Home, Where the Sound is the Song in My Heart | Grad Cool
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Too school for cool. Home, Where the Sound is the Song in My Heart. September 28, 2012. And so I give you Home, my playlist of folk music inspired by finding home, getting home, and being at home:. Home by Phillip Phillips. I Just Realized by Matt Wertz. Little Talks by Of Monsters and Men. My Favorite Place by Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers. When You Come Back Down by Nickel Creek. Ho Hey by the Lumineers. Roll Away Your Stone by Mumford and Sons. Home by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Happy 21st...
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A book-addict's refuge. December 17, 2014. Book Review: We Were Liars. Posted in Book Reviews. My rating: 5 of 5 stars. You’ll either love this story, or hate it. Love the writing style, or despise it. I guarantee you this : this book will take you to your extremities. So you’ll need to buckle up. Needless to say (you can see my rating after all)… I ADORED this book. Guess the fact that this is the first book review I’ve written in over a year adds substance to the above statement. I’m not going to...
Bookrest & book holoders for reading
Liminate neck, back and shoulder pain when peading or typing. Stop bending your head down to read. Improve your sight while reading relaxed. Stand tall and strong. Read, Learn and Work Better! Holds Books, Large Texbooks, Any Document and More! Crafted from a beautiful hardwood, the Postura folds flat, making it travel-friendly and great to use when cooking, reading at a table, taking notes, and anywhere, really. Plus, you can even stick a tablet in thereeveryone wins. 149;Leisure and Avid Readers.
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The ultimate destination for book lovers. Wednesday, July 10, 2013. The Clifton Chronicles- Jeffrey Archer. I started reading this particular bestseller series this vacation and liked it a lot. Jeffrey Archer is a well known story teller and can keep his readers gripped into his story. Three of the five-novel series have been released as of 2013 and I have read all 3! The series tells the story of one family across generations,across oceans, from heartbreaks to triumphs. I loved the first two volume but ...
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It’s a Time Ghost! Katy Waldman on “Zeitgeist”. Bedford St. Martin's Online Documentation. Chicago Manual of Style. LibriVox (Free Public Domain Audiobooks). Modern Language Association (MLA). The Chronicle of Higher Ed. The Writer's Almanac. It’s a Time Ghost! Katy Waldman on “Zeitgeist”. July 10, 2015. July 10, 2015. Katy Waldman might have the best job ever as the “word correspondent” for Slate.com,. That is making the rounds, but I’m still thinking about her recent analysis of the word. June 24, 2012.
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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. New Releases, Steals & Deals. August 12, 2015. Here are this week’s new releases, deals and free books. Simply click on the cover to purchase or if you want to read more about it. I’m looking for a book that will give me a big book hangover, so if you know of one please leave me a comment. Thanks and happy hunting! Bury Me by Tara Sivec. Souls Unfractured by Tillie Cole. That Baby by Jillian Dodd. A Matter of Trust by Q.T. Ruby. Keep Me by Kathy Coopmans.
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Post Apocalyptic / Apocalyptic. Eat Breathe. Read. Stacking the Shelves {95}. August 14, 2015. Welcome to Stacking The Shelves. Hosted by Tynga over at Tynga’s Reviews. Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, whether it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts, and of course e-Books! All the pretty books. Our awesome haul from the last two weeks. Nope, ...
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Author Twitters and Websites. FEED your NEED to READ! Onyx (Lux #2) by Jennifer L. Armentrout. October 4, 2012. Author: Jennifer L. Armentrout. August 14, 2012. Being connected to Daemon Black sucks. Thanks to his alien mojo, Daemon’s determined to prove what he feels for me is more than a product of our bizarro connection. So I’ve sworn him off, even though he’s running more hot than cold these days. But we’ve got bigger problems. Something worse than the Arum has come to town. He pen poke and Good morn...
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Essential Reading: August 2015. Essential Reading: August 2015. Book Review: Khirbet Khizeh by S. Yizhar. Essential Reading: July 2015. Book Review: Time’s Arrow or The Nature of the Offence by Martin Amis. Book Review: Khirbet Khizeh by S. Yizhar. 8220;Long live Hebrew Khizeh! Middot; Tagged with Books. Filed under A Year in Reading. Middot; Tagged with Books. Essential Reading: July 2015. July marks the halfway point of my reading year and, so far, I have finished 30 books from my target of 60 for 2015...
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Tuesday, January 10, 2017. Pastors in Fiction: "Cloak of the Light". You can check out my review of today's book here. Cloak of the Light. Kind, service-oriented, welcoming. What he brings to the table:. Reverend Ray hosts a soup kitchen in a poor part of Chicago. He offers Drew, the protagonist, help when he is wounded. Reverend Ray serves as a spiritual antagonist to Drew by asking him to come to the faith when Drew is not interested. What aspect of faith do you least commonly find portrayed in books?
