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In recent year classified advertising has become a major competative, battle ground for newspapers. Competition, for classified advertising constitutes one of the most serious financial threats to the newspapers…. To understand the pro Frequency and volume discounts, The one open rate of $32800,...
In recent year classified advertising has become a major competative, battle ground for newspapers. Competition, for classified advertising constitutes one of the most serious financial threats to the newspapers…. To understand the pro Frequency and volume discounts, The one open rate of $32800,...
(A classmate recommended this story to me. It's one of her favorite short stories.) I will wait for her in the yard that Maggie and I made so clean and wavy yesterday afternoon. A yard like this is more comfortable than most people know. It is not just a yard. It is like an extended living room....
Know now, that there dwells in the human kingdom of Stormwind the last of the Darkmoor clan. He is a decendent of the first houses of Arathor and sole survivor of his once noble clan. The sons of Darkmoor were called from their village high in the Arathi Highlands to aid in the evacuation of the...
MICK GREEN BLUES BAND c1970 - 72 The original line up in 1970 was - Mick Green (later with Railroad, Eli, Rein Chantre) - Lead / rhythm guitar / vocals / harmonica. Tony (Mojo) Morgan (later with Railroad, Eli, Rein Chantre, EMF, Travelling Riverside Blues Band / Roddy Radiation's Bonediggers and...
Sure, we may have won a format war, but today still sucks...so far. Granted, it is only 8:23 in the morning, but it's already been a pretty awful day. It's been one of those mornings where you can actually list all the things that have gone wrong: woke up at 6:45 when I had to leave at 7 (I had been...
The past few Thursdays I have been going to a Japanese Tea House in SL and have been asked to show what it's like, so here are some snapshots I took last week. (Click on any of the thumbnails to view larger pictures) Here is a log of the conversations, poems, haikus and stories from last week's...
these are some really old dribblies i may or may not have posted here. some of them i had posted somewhere else, but haven't put them here. so enjoy. n.n ------------------------------------------------------ I checked my messages when I had a break. I'd turned off my phone before going into my...
I do not know what manner of thing she is. None of us do. She killed her mother in the birthing, but that's never enough to account for it. They call me wise, but I am far from wise, for all that I foresaw fragments of it, frozen moments caught in pools of water or in the cold glass of my mirror. If...
(This story took place several years ago, just a couple weeks before tom's adventure in sushi-land, as detailed last week. Names, etc, changed) Stumbling through an ancient temple with a model and some girl I work with. A friend from long ago walks by, smiling benignly. The model pouts, practiced...
Hi all, we're having a great time taking on Baja by scooter. Today we're on a day off in La Paz, and I finally found me some free Wi-Fi. I'm writing this as Flickr chugs away uploading photos, so there should be something to see over there and I'll link some here too. The photos are Public, so if...
I read this really thought-provoking article tonight and I felt like I just had to share it: "When I taught English, my students and I read Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672). A Puritan and a mother, she was also America's first published poet. Her syntax and use of unfamiliar allusions sound old-fashioned...
1. Since completing 400 things I knew I would eventually round it up to 500. 2. My worry now is that I'll want to go to a 1000. 3. I find Alan Carr funny on his own but not with Justin Lee Collins. I feel the same about Justin Lee Collins. 4. I was a fan of Dallas and Dynasty and The Colbys but my...
There and Back Again The soul of the commuter. by Nick Paumgarten from the New Yorker (April 16, 2007 ) Last year, Midas, the muffler company, in honor of its fiftieth anniversary, gave an award for America’s longest commute to an engineer at Cisco Systems, in California, who travels three hundred...
"Wake up Steph. Please. The cat's unconscious, and he's dying." Tears sliding down her face. Cold shiver down my spine. He lay on the sofa like he always does. Did. Left wrist curled under his head, right arm stretched out in front. I knelt down beside him, quietly. He didn't move. Mum fondled his...
I just turned 48, and I made a few little observations to keep it all in perspective. Perhaps you might enjoy it if I shared them with you. I'm such a lucky guy. I come from long lived and fiesty folks going back 3 or more generations. I knew and learned much from both my great grandfathers, and one...
"This is your fault," the Creative Genius said to me this morning. "Instead of all the many useful things I could be doing, I'm going to spend today trying to learn how to belch words for you." I am an inspiration to the Higher Mind. We drove to Montréal this past weekend, to see A Company of...
I started smoking when I was 18. Throughout high school I remember saying to my friends, "I want to start smoking just so I can see how hard it is to quit." After I graduated high school, I broke up with my overbearing and prudish boyfriend. He was a nice guy, and I would be in a very different...
The reason I’ve decided to pass along this story is because X forwarded me this article reviewing the annual pig roast (and bluegrass music jamboree, I think) that her cousin Christian is a big part of up north. Plus, at least it’s out there for posterity and I won’t forget all about it when I...
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