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Best of Taipei by Metro in 5 days Gisele Ribeiro Taiwan is a great option to get exposed to Chinese traditional culture without too many bureaucratic restrictions. It is also a valuable gate to Asia as well. A Walk on the French Side Jane Anderson The Route is the French leg of the famous Camino, St Iago de Compostella becoming St Jacques. It starts at Le Puy en Velay with a rich history and architecture that overshadows the humble pulse. Thailand: 5 days by boat & metro. Gisele Ribeiro Our first adventure riding the metro in Thailand was getting to the vibrant Ratchada Night Market, finding a vast variety of cheap and exuberant clothing and all sorts of exotic merchandise.

How Bad Can Trump's Tax Returns Be? - James Campion Maybe he paid no taxes at all. We can think anything is in there, because he is going to great lengths to keep the proof from us. A New Broom in Spain James Skinner The results, to a certain degree, have stunned the nation as such a severe swing from right to left was not predicted in the various polls prior to the elections. Shades of Psychedelia Guy Edwards It is often said that if you can remember the 1960’s you probably weren’t there. This I suppose means that for some, the whole or part of the decade was lost in a blur of drugs, promiscuity, pop music and peace demonstrations.

Esclave in Utero James Campion A Users Guide to Life After Roe v Wade Goes Down - Women’s bodies will affectively be considered slaves to the state. Abortion will result in jail time. Starstruck Claire Grulick on Mauna Kea Hawaii “I think that’s the tail right there” “I thought that was the belt?” “No, no. Because that’s the Little Dipper” 15 Skittles Sydney Moreano - living with diabetes A medical timeout in volleyball is just three minutes. And unless a player’s injury is painstakingly obvious like a broken ankle, most referees do a lengthy interrogation to find out if the timeout is medically necessary. Observations on Life & Surviving it Martin Green Celeste says she’s in touch with my guardian angel and can give me a tarot reading ...

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Norah & Noel Parts One & Two Victor Castleton The place was crowded that night, but before the door hit his back Noel heard a familiar voice over the sound system, followed by short laughter. Norah! The Jewel within the Ruins Sam Hawksmoor Saska was staring at an empty space leading into an ante-chamber. Cat was somewhere inside there in the darkness licking her wounds ...

Escape Cassidy Sommer She could hear the scrapes of shoes as they walked up to her bed. She could smell the dirty, electric air wash over her cool fragile body. The Minivan Circle of Life Jennie Garman Vans -- my stepfather has always driven minivans. They - much like him - were old and colossal with unsolvable issues he didn’t care enough about to fix.

Finding Relly by Rosemary Schonfeld A review by Rosemary North '...essential reading for all university students, and for anyone who tries to deny the truth of the Holocaust...'

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