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A Spray On Lithium Ion Battery
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A Spray On Lithium Ion Battery

Every battery powered device we use has a particular shape. Most are barrel shaped while some or more like a bar of soap.

by LiamBean

Is Shakespeare's Richard III a Villain?
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Is Shakespeare's Richard III a Villain?

Colloquially, Richard III is regarded as a villain and that's, in large part, thanks to Shakespeare, but does Shakespeare actually portray him as a villain?

by WiseFool

Arnold Paole: Serbia's Most Famous Vampire
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Arnold Paole: Serbia's Most Famous Vampire

Sixteen people died and the resultant telling of the story kick-started a vampire scare throughout 18th century Europe.

by JoHarrington

When In Rome Stay at a Convent Overlooking St Peter's  - S. Emilia de Vialar
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When In Rome Stay at a Convent Overlooking St Peter's - S. Emilia de Vialar

When in Rome stay at S. Emilia de Vialar, a convent standing majestically on a hill. From its semi-tropical garden there is a stunning view of St Peter's Basilica.

by KathleenDuffy

The Sharing Knife Series
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The Sharing Knife Series

Lois McMaster Bujold is best known for science-fiction not fantasy, To date she has won four Hugo awards and at least one Nebula awards. She is best known for the Vorksigan saga.

by LiamBean

In the steps of saints and druids:the way of the Celtic church
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In the steps of saints and druids:the way of the Celtic church

Celtic Christianity drew inspiration from Christ and ancient Celtic philosophy and in the modern eco-conscious world of today is inspiring people again.

by frankbeswick

Top Electronics for Teens 2023
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Top Electronics for Teens 2023

Electronic gadgets and gizmos for teenagers make great gift ideas for the holidays and their birthdays.

by spirituality

Tips on How to Go Grey - Creative Care for Beautiful Grey Hair
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Tips on How to Go Grey - Creative Care for Beautiful Grey Hair

Grey no longer means ‘over the hill’. Nowadays, with a good cut and some tender loving care grey hair really can have the ‘Wow!’ factor.

by KathleenDuffy

Movie Review of Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
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Movie Review of Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

Francis Ford Coppola directed this star-studded cast through the most faithful movie adaptation of 'Dracula' thus far. Gary Oldman stole every scene.

by JoHarrington

Vitamin D Deficiency and Recognizing the Symptoms
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Vitamin D Deficiency and Recognizing the Symptoms

Vitamin D is a vitamin that is essential for good health. Without enough Vitamin D, your body cannot absorb calcium and phosphorus effectively. The results can be debilitating.

by georgettejohn

Writing Tips From Famous Writers
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Writing Tips From Famous Writers

Writing is not a mechanical process, so there's no such thing as a how-to. But you might benefit from the advice of authors who have been there and done it.

by WiseFool

Interzone 245: Review of March-April 2013 Issue
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Interzone 245: Review of March-April 2013 Issue

A look at the fiction in issue 245 of the long-running science-fiction and fantasy magazine Interzone.

by SteveRogerson

Cool and Unique Clocks
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Cool and Unique Clocks

Are you looking for a cool and unique accent piece for you home, or office. A clock can be a simple way to add some instant style to a living area, whether it is home or office.

by pawpaw

The Village: BBC One period drama starring John Simm and Maxine Peake
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The Village: BBC One period drama starring John Simm and Maxine Peake

Easter Sunday 2013 sees the start of a new BBC One period drama, The Village, charting the history of life in the Derbyshire countryside during the 20th century.

by SteveRogerson

Visit William Hogarth's House in Turnham Green, Chiswick, London
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Visit William Hogarth's House in Turnham Green, Chiswick, London

William Hogarth's 18th century house in Turnham Green, London is open to the public after being beautifully refurbished in 2011. Admission is free.

by KathleenDuffy

Dennis Severs' House in Spitalfields, London: History, Mystery, Drama
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Dennis Severs' House in Spitalfields, London: History, Mystery, Drama

Dennis Severs' House in London's East End is a fragment of times past, where paintings come to life, candles splutter and voices are heard in distant rooms.

by KathleenDuffy

Pinto Thoroughbred Race Horses
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Pinto Thoroughbred Race Horses

Traditionally, Thoroughbred race horses were just chestnut, bay, grey or black. But coloured Thoroughbreds are becoming more popular, and nothing is more colourful than pinto!

by TerryMcNamee

Mid Level Dog Training
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Mid Level Dog Training

If you've read and been successful with my "Fundamentals of Dog Training," you are now ready for the next step. Here I explain some commands I've creatively taught my dogs.

by LiamBean

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