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Do These Political Gifts Go to Far? Do These Political Gifts Go To Far? Does the popularity of the George Bush and Hillary Clinton toilet bowl brushes show a true dissatisfaction with politics on both sides of the isle? Or are these products just good clean fun? Some people are loosing their sense of humor [...]

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Inauguration Provided Much Needed Pain Relief Last Monday I sought and secured an apt with an acupuncturist seeking relief from excruciating leg and back pain.  I’ve had some pain these past months, but Sunday it flared up in a new way–uber pain–and I needed relief.  The highly trained and expert acupuncturist explained to me that [...]

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Tourism in Lagos state: A Thrilling experience The Sun waits patiently in the Time exchange zone to commence the morning shift, a duty he had assiduously discharged from time immemorial. He looks at the Time judge, clothed with the garment of precision and wealth of experience. An unbiased umpire, (in the competitive regulation reign between [...]

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NFL Tickets – Week 5 Power Rankings Here are the top 10 teams in the NFL as I see them going into Week 5 of the 2009 season, listed in order. New York Giants: The Giants are 4-0 and looking strong on both sides of the ball. Their balanced attack on offense looks better each [...]

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A Transatlantic Crossing with the Queen Mary 2 Day One                 Driving up to the Port of Southampton’s Mayflower Terminal and catching first glimpse of the white-and-black hulled Queen Mary 2, the largest, longest, tallest, heaviest, and most expensive ship ever built, evoked considerable excitement and awe.  Docked to port at a 50-degree, 54.25’ north [...]

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American Football History and Origin American football emerged from the European game of Rugby in 1879. Walter Camp, a player and coach of Yale University, is recognized as “The Father Of American Football” as the early rules of the game was instituted by him. However, previous to that, the students of Princeton were already playing [...]

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Four Components to Plumbing: Keep Your Water Running If there’s one thing you undoubtedly need in your home, it’s a working plumbing system. That system, those pipes, are what get you through the day from your trips to the bathroom, to making dinner, to showering, to keeping your basement clear of excess fluids. If you [...]

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Dharma & Science o ADIAI STEVENSON –” A politician is a statesman who approaches every question with an open mouth.” o ALAN WATTS –”Faith is, above all, openness; an act of trust in the unknown.” o ALBERT CAMUS –”In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.” o [...]

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Puss Gets the Boot Plot A screenshot from Puss Gets the Boot. The camera shows a mouse named Jinx attempting to run, but getting nowhere, then zooms out and reveals a smug, superior cat (here named Jasper) holding his tail so that the mouse cannot move. The cat pulls back the mouse’s tail, opens his [...]

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