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butterflies
One saying runs:"The caterpillar does all the work but the butterfly gets all the publicity." And that's surely true when it comes to blogging, where caterpillars barely get a mention. Very often bloggers are taking photographs of butterflies, and talking about how to get the perfect shot. But sometimes they …
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It is said that the British only ever talk about the weather, which isn't quite true; they just mostly talk about it. That makes the BBC's weather site one of the most popular in the world. But bloggers also have plenty to say about the weather: some are complaining it …
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In spite of any flaws this movie may have, it proves that without a doubt Al Green's music got soul!
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We're back.
Read More »Twitter is a popular microblogging tool that can be accessed via the web, instant messaging services, or SMS. Despite having some problems with uptime during the service's first few years, Twitter has remained one of the most used microblogging and conversational tools. Part of what has contributed to Twitter's success …
Read More »DVD Review: Stone (1974)
"Okay, you got it -- but believe me, whoever got you is goin' ta get got too... and that's a promise!"
Read More »Painful Musical Memories: A Flock Of Seagulls Reunited
Lesson learned: NEVER go to a free concert -- especially if it's an 80s band reunited.
Read More »Manga Review: The Manga Guide to Statistics by Shin Takahashi and Trend-Pro, Co., Ltd.
A new "EduManga" book strives to make stats accessible for a manga-mad readership.
Read More »The Hidden Dimensions of American Politics, Part I
The modern political landscape is much more complex than you realize. The complexities are recent in coming. Do you know what they are?
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