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From Europe to Central America, the Pacific Northwest to New England, cruises are on sale.
Tag Archives: Arts
Sinclair Computers Discussion
This blog is intended to provide a discussion for all things linked with Sinclair computers (the ZX80, ZX81, Spectrum, QL and Cambridge Z88).
New LOST Arg Update – DocArzt VS. Ronie Midfew Arts – Round #1 …
I’ve been contacted by Ronie Midfew Arts (Widmore fine arts ?).
Catalogablog: Printing Labels
However, that does not have an option to print continuous feed card labels, every option also has spine labels.
PrintingNews.com – Article – Océ Wide-Format Printing Makes New …
PrintingNews.com is the source for printing industry news, features, community, events, e-mail alerts, and more.
Rioting against health care reform – Paul Krugman Blog – NYTimes.com
Professor Krugman, how someone so smart (indeed so many smart people) can so widely miss the mark on health care reform amazes me. All the American people have been hearing is “We need health care reform, the economy needs it, …
Left Behind: Insights The Cultural World Isn't Getting – Real …
Real Clear Arts This blog is about culture in America as seen through my lens, which is informed and colored by years of reporting not only on the arts and humanities, but also on business, philanthropy, science, government and other …
3D Printing, Now in Stainless Steel @ Technology News
Stainless Steel printing is a completely new technology – stainless steel powder is deposited in thin layers, combined with a binding material, and built one layer at a time to the specifications of its designer. …
The Badi Blog: Millennial Education
As we have seen, the 16th chapter of John Comenius’s Panorthosia discusses the College of Light, a sort of ministry of education for planetary governance. In Comenius’s universalist view, a world government would have three branches, …
Recession Has More Turning To Comedy – Entertainment News Story …
LOS ANGELES — There’s just something about a recession that makes people want to do funny things. Friday, August 7, 2009.