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What Made Sir Sydney Nolan So Popular?
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What Made Sir Sydney Nolan So Popular?

Nolan's Australian landscapes captured the untidiness of the outback and arid desert wilderness. He superimposed 'portraits' of rogues, bushrangers and castaway personalities.

by Jo_Murphy

The Hungergames Phenomenon
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The Hungergames Phenomenon

The Hungergames trilogy has rocketed. Often there is no rhyme or reason to why things take off, but this movie is an exception. It is easy to see why this narrative soars.

by Jo_Murphy

Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) Dancing Ballets by George Balanchine to Polkas by Igor Stravinsky
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Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) Dancing Ballets by George Balanchine to Polkas by Igor Stravinsky

Being plus-sized does not entail clumsiness. Earth’s second-largest landlubbers have graceful, soundless gaits. Asian elephants also manage Balanchine dances to Stravinsky polkas.

by DerdriuMarriner

Hinton East and Spring Garden: Fabled Magnificence of a Lost Jamaican Paradise
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Hinton East and Spring Garden: Fabled Magnificence of a Lost Jamaican Paradise

Hinton East believed in Jamaica's beautiful sustainability. He left his world-famous garden for public viewing. But mismanagement prompted his heirs to revert to private access.

by DerdriuMarriner

Homeschooling Socialization: An Oxymoron?★ Editor's Choice
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Homeschooling Socialization: An Oxymoron?

Homeschooling & socialization is like peanut butter & old shoes, according to most people! In reality, the peanut butter of homeschool goes great with the jelly of socialization.

by tandemonimom

Ripple Crochet Baby Afghan Pattern
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Ripple Crochet Baby Afghan Pattern

Free instructions for crocheted baby afghan in the ripple pattern.

by bev-owens

The Google Page Layout Algorithm
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The Google Page Layout Algorithm

What is the Google page layout algorithm and how does it affect your Google rankings? We show layouts to avoid and advise you what you should do to comply with the algorithm

by Rose

Soil Enhancers
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Soil Enhancers

There are several different organic materials that can enrich your soil

by frankbeswick

Who needs a guest post anyway?
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Who needs a guest post anyway?

A guest post in the right place and the right time can bring benefits to bloggers, their visitors and search engines. It is a triple win situation!

by Tolovaj

Black Ivory Coffee and Elephants (Elephas maximus indicus) at Chiang Saen in Northern Thailand
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Black Ivory Coffee and Elephants (Elephas maximus indicus) at Chiang Saen in Northern Thailand

Elephant coffee is a form of animal coffee. It owes aroma and taste to animal inputs. A sanctuary in northernmost Thailand produces the world’s Black Ivory elephant coffee.

by DerdriuMarriner

The Frog Prince (aka Frog King)
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The Frog Prince (aka Frog King)

The princess made a promise to a frog and doesn't want to keep it. To her surprise, her father takes frog's side!

by Tolovaj

Puer Tea and Ancient Trees (Camellia sinensis var assamica) of Yunnan Province in Southwest China
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Puer Tea and Ancient Trees (Camellia sinensis var assamica) of Yunnan Province in Southwest China

The name Puer conjures up an ancient trading post and dark fermented teas. Place and product hold historical niches in Yunnan Province. They link to China’s super-old tea trees.

by DerdriuMarriner

Flooding in Britain; what needs to be done
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Flooding in Britain; what needs to be done

The floods that have hit Britain and Ireland have prompted some serious rethinking of ecological strategy.

by frankbeswick

Cambodian recipes: A Seafood Feast from Kep★ Editor's Choice
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Cambodian recipes: A Seafood Feast from Kep

Simple Cambodian recipes for the seafood lover, inspired by a special meal in the coastal town of Kep. Prepare grilled squid, green pepper crab and prawn curry.

by Meagan

How to Hold an Apron Parade★ Editor's Choice
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How to Hold an Apron Parade

An apron parade is a an easy and fun activity for all ages of women. Here are tips for organizing an apron parade for your group of favorite ladies.

by Jimmie

Vintage Scenes of Ireland
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Vintage Scenes of Ireland

Pictures and scenes of Ireland from many years ago are available. You just need to know where to look for them. Here are some of our favorites.

by ologsinquito

Banded Palm Civets (Hemigalus derbyanus): Ringtails of Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand
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Banded Palm Civets (Hemigalus derbyanus): Ringtails of Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand

Banded palm civets are not among the spotted civets. They have musky-smelling, striped bodies. They especially like living near palm trees on insular and mainland Southeast Asia.

by DerdriuMarriner

How to write online: my tips on writing for the web
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How to write online: my tips on writing for the web

Do you write on line? Looking for some tips on writing for the web? Want more readers, more interaction with them, maybe even more sales?

by Tolovaj

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