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Explore authentic Amsterdam during your first visit Paul-Christian Markovski Amsterdam is fun. The tourist crowds not so much. They can tire you when you are keen on exploring the city and the locals' way of living. Check out the following advice on how to avoid the tourist crowds Falling off the Wagon at the Chicago Lowrider Festival Todd Wells My brother-in-law is a car guy who likes tinkering. I thought a bunch of cars that have been trained to sit up and hop would be perfect, both for him and our kids. Raipur Fort Rajasthan Murli Menon + Vegan Eating Visiting the Raipur Fort luxury homestay at Raipur in Rajasthan. High velocity winds are a constant feature of Raipur and they blow through the Khejri groves and coupled with the sounds of crickets ...

Radical Caucasian Terrorism & The President Who Defends It James Campion Trump’s spectacular streak of stupidity mixed with the world’s most effective promotional tool for abortion has revealed much about America ... an astonishing pile of puke was on display this past week during a white nationalist coming-out party in Charlottesville, Virginia ... The 'Daddy Love Me' Nuclear Stand-Off - 2017 - James Campion Who didn’t see this coming? The second Donald Trump took the oath of office, all of it; wildly manic Tweet storms about TV hosts and obsessions with fabricated inner demons and spastic firings and institutional in-fighting and ill-advised bluster ... It is the Trump branding. This is what we voted for ... Batea (The town that dares to say no) James Skinner Corruption and Nationalism rolls on as Spain enjoys a prosperous summer The Unsinkable ACA James Campion + Readers Responses After the Healthcare Repeal fails again - Bulletproof “Obamacare” Rolls On - The Affordable Care Act is the most hearty, defiant and impenetrable slice of legislation this nation has seen in a century or more. It may take a second Civil War to take it down.

The Summer of 'Annie Hall' at 40. James Campion Alvy and Annie’s relationship reveals the deeper truths in the insecurity of the dating world circa mid-70s (Alvy insists that he and Annie kiss in the middle of their first date to avoid nausea later) The Rise of College Identity Theft Justin Lavelle As a college student, you might not think anyone wants to steal your identity. You have no money or credit so identity thieves must not be interested in you…right? Think again. Happening on Claddagh in Ireland: 2 Hands, 1 Heart Carrie Bailey Outside of Catholicism, Celticism, and faeries, the Irish lesson is one of human stubbornness: authenticity. Protect what you believe.

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You look so lovely, even when you cry - Abigail George You’ve been living on a diet of caffeine and cigarettes for weeks now, Gus. Tell me what’s wrong. Tell me what’s wrong, right now. That Sweet Young 'Thang' John Richmond They didn’t go looking for anything, no, they just wanted to listen to some good music, but the moment she walked in the door- everything changed. Johan Abigail George It’s winter. Johan is writing on his laptop in the kitchen while she’s making coffee. This love affair was finally going to turn into a marriage. This Saturday morning felt as if she was living on an island with her favourite things. Food and Johan.

Remembrances Martin Green Paul Lerner opened his eyes and looked at the bedside clock---8:15.  He’d made it through another night, he told himself.   Since his last birthday, 87, he’d found himself thinking this every morning. Can of Tuna Allen P Cook Her head travelled horizontally back and forth trying to get its bearings--restless wheat in a breeze. The Basilica of Nuestra Senora del Pillar lay in front of her, big as a football field.

2020 World of War Paul Cornish & Kingsley Donaldson Published by Hodder and Stoughton - July 2017 Sam Hawksmoor review 'Essential reading for troubled times' Three Hours Past Midnight by Tony Knighton Sam North review 'Fast paced Philadelphia crime thriller that gives Jack Reacher a run for his money...'

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