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One of England's greatest contributions to Western civilization is the Cribbage card game, at least in the opinion of avid Cribbage players. Sir John Suckling is responsible for bringing us the game we love today. Although there is no evidence to truly prove that Sir John Suckling was the creator of Cribbage, he is at least the one responsible for
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No rational mind, given the evidence of buttons and buttonholes in a garment, would deny that both "intelligence" and "design" played a role in the creation of such a garment. Mystery of mysteries, however, the brightest and most educated in our culture reject such considerations for infinitely more sophisticated living organisms, insisting (dogmatically) that they somehow evolved by chance: the
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Those of us who walk and drive on snow and ice for several months of the year know all about slipping. We learned the winter walk early in life. There's the shuffle, the flat-footed stomp (never on your toes!), and the high-heeled boot that works well if you do it with a heel.As for driving... winter tires, lighter oil, antifreeze
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People waste a lot of time trying to decide which marketing strategy works. Are you trying to get your opinions, writing skills, or articles out there? Do you spend hours a day reading well-meaning expert advice on how to drive traffic to your blog? Don't waste your energy on what others tell you to do. Self-marketing begins with, that's right,
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Perhaps a more apt title for author Mark Leibovich's new book, "This Town," would be "Mad Money," as it makes it clear that our nation's capital is about money, power, and little else. While the rest of the country suffered from the recession, Washington's unemployment rate was one of the lowest in the country and the city became an engine
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To Divine Revelation. I am compelled to share a divine revelation that I received from God Himself while in deep trance and dreaming on Mount Sinai. Actually, this revelation was given in response to my confession of sin. I was pouring out my heart in anger and frustration over the continued violation of my email inbox, when the Lord heard
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We were very fortunate to attend David Wood's 'Break Through Training' where David teaches people how to be tremendously successful and happy! This article reflects our exciting experience in your training along with the wisdom we gained on how to be successful and happy using a network marketing business system. David teaches about attitude, mindset, and overcoming fear, but he
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Splash Tackling Drills We are big fans of tackles and tackling drills when coaching youth soccer. These exercises are great ways to make it easier for your children to get into full contact. We believe it is imperative to perfect your blocking and tackling technique at the junior level. Too many youth soccer coaches simply don't put in enough time
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Last night, I was watching, for the tenth time, the award-winning musical, "Singing in the Rain," starring the late Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor, and the octogenarian Debbie Reynolds. The 1952 film was nominated for 2 Oscars, won the 1953 Golden Globe and 3 other major awards. In fact, I think it should have won several Oscars in 1953 for
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Resilience is becoming a more common theme for people looking to develop and improve, but perhaps achievement is not related to persevering and striving, but to beginning to enjoy failures and learning new lessons from them. Thomas Edison is quoted as saying, "I haven't failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." If you learn something new from each
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