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Donald Trump audiobook Crippled America

New Yorker writer, whose scepticism about her trade brought her both praise and blame, was also famed for studies of psychoanalysis and Sylvia Plath.

Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of former President Trump, has landed a book deal.

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There is a certain beauty in remembering the great influences of one’s youth. For me, one of those influences was Robert Anson Heinlein who could reasonably be called one of the the world’s greatest writers of science fiction.

First-generation Italian/Canadian, Mirella was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, but grew up in Calgary, a city famous for the Calgary Stampede, oil companies, and the Canadian west. Throughout her career, she specialized in leadership and human resources. She has worked as an Italian-English bilingual secretary, police radio operator, and administrative manager.
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Mirella Sichirollo Patzer writes sweeping historical novels set in exciting periods of history. From the medieval eras to the early 18th century, her novels feature intriguing characters and fascinating heroines. Her favorite setting is Italy, for that's where the root of her passion lies, the roots of her strong Italian heritage, but she has also written about early Canada and medieval Germany.

She loves a clean orderly house but hates housework, detests winter, and loves her grandchildren. Her passions are books and reading, writing, and family. Mirella lives in in the shadow of the Canadian Rockies in the town of Cochrane, Alberta, Canada.

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HER OTHER LOVELY BLOG FULL WITH BIOGRAPHIES OF IMPORTANT FEMALES OF THE PAST:


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Children around the world have had their schooling upended by the coronavirus pandemic. A school principal in Pakistan has found a creative way to deliver new ideas to children in the country's poorest province — all with the help of a reliable camel.

In “First Steps,” Jeremy DeSilva tells the evolutionary story of moving on two feet and how it shaped human development.

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this wasn't supposed to come out until May, I was lucky to get a copy to share..

Most dogs today are slackers. A few have jobs—as guides for blind humans or K-9 officers, for example. But the range of employment open to canine workers is nothing like it was in medieval Europe, as historian Carole Rawcliffe explains.


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Chapter from Medieval Prosopography;

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a 30 vol collection of the study of specific living experiences of common individuals in the medieval era. This chapter is a record and study of the lives and social interaction of medieval dog species.

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Those without landed income were barred from keeping hunting dogs. The idea was that artisans, tradesmen, and laborers might use the dogs to help poach game—and possibly use hunting expeditions as cover for rebellious conspiracies.
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The story of Don "The Hand" Robusto and his Friend "Whizzy" continues.

The Story of Don "The Hand" Robusto and his best Friend "Whizzy" the Snake.

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Carissa Véliz on Big Data and the Consequences of the Erosion of Our Privacy

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Don's Lament

I disagree with the way things are going.
I'm against it ... against everything,
I say NO to anything.
I can do that best. It is my superpower.

I grumble and get upset all day and
then force myself to agree
... to everything ... as it is.
It's a fight, will I win?

I'm tired of it and lie down on the sofa,
it's my favorite place.
And dream about how everything could be.
Then I realize that I've done it again.
Prefer the subjunctive.

So I start over: and agree to everything. How it is.
Ha! That makes me free and light.

Then I get up and write a letter to God.
It's supposed to be a complaint,
the best I've ever made. (And it's full of middle fingers;)
He won't be pleased. The old bugger.
Or will he be thrilled?
To hear from me again after such a long time.
Well, maybe I'll think about sending it off.

Everyone loves Icarus,
even though he crashed.
And what is Sisyphus doing right now?
And how is Don Quixote?
The tormented heroes of my childhood are tragic figures.
I like them very much, but
I will call my spaceship Daedalus.

I participate reluctantly.
Because it wasn't planned that way.
I've been betrayed ... I think.
But I make the best of it.

I submit. In my inevitable life.
I submit. In this beautiful gift.

Traveler, when you come to anysubj.com, tell them there, you saw us lying here, moaning in pain, laughing and ecstatic, breathless and drenched in sweat.


From: The Book of DonRobusto, Chapter 21
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Also watch America's FrontLine Doctors - using Free Speech to reverse MSM COVIDiot Brainwashing. ... on the steps of The US Supreme Court in Wash, DC

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