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wait but why: 7 Ways To Be Insufferable On Facebook The memory is vivid. New Year’s Day, 2013. I’m going about my afternoon pleasantly, when I open my email and a friend has forwarded me what she calls a particularly heinous Facebook status from her news feed, written by someone we’ll call Daniel. Portraits of Soldiers Before, During, and After War Photographer Lalage Snow journeyed into the roughest sections of Afghanistan to photograph British soldiers at the beginning of their deployment, in the middle of their stay, and at the conclusion of their time in Afghanistan. The changes show in their faces not only reflect the physical and environmental challenges the men endured, but the changes in their demeanor and eyes reflect a deeper change that travels back home with them. You immediately see the fuller, younger looking, happy faces of the men at the beginning of their tour, but in the two following pictures you see thinner faces with narrowing eyes, and a seriousness that comes with the tasks they undertook. We Are The Not Dead by Lalage Snow was an eight month project that helps us see the real price soldiers pay when they are deployed, even if it is for less than a single year. The experience is physically and mentally challenging, and was captured masterfully by Snow’s camera. Portrait above: Private Chris MacGregor, 24
Planted Evidence Claim: Letter from jailed man results in his family's receiving help with the plowing from the police. Examples: [Collected on Facebook, April 2012] An old gentleman lived alone in New Jersey . He wanted to plant his annual tomato garden, but it was very difficult work, as the ground was hard. His only son, Vincent, who used to help him, was in prison. Seven Sins of Writing - The First Deadly Sin: Passive Voice The First Deadly Sin: Passive Voice In most instances, put the verb in the active voice rather than in the passive voice. Passive voice produces a sentence in which the subject receives an action.
Romanesco broccoli Romanesco, also known as Romanesque cauliflower or Romanesco broccoli, is an edible flower bud of the species Brassica oleracea. First documented in Italy, it is light green in color. Romanesco has a striking appearance because its form is a natural approximation of a fractal. When compared to a traditional cauliflower, as a vegetable its texture is far more crunchy, and its flavour is not as assertive, being delicate and nutty. History[edit] Formal debate: "Existence of ghosts & apparitions" : Debates Condender's #2 post: 4994 words. -LIFE Thanks Jerome! I enjoyed the ghost stories; It took me back to the salad days of ‘Camperboy’! HS2 abandoned in favour of rebuilding Birmingham 10 minutes closer to London The Government has today called a halt to its proposed High Speed 2 rail link between London and the West Midlands and decided instead to spend the money on ‘moving Birmingham about 10 minutes further south’. ‘For the projected total spend of £43bn for HS2, we think it would be more cost effective simply to rebuild the whole of Birmingham a little closer to London,’ said Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin. ‘This would shorten journey times between London and Birmingham by the same amount as HS2, but would also have the added benefit of reducing the length of the M40, delivering a significant boost to the road haulage industry.’ Observers say that the planned relocation of Birmingham would free up thousands of acres of brownfield land where Walsall, Dudley and Sutton Coldfield currently are, permitting development of millions of new homes and kick-starting the construction industry. Based on an idea by NewBiscuit, with hat-tips to Titus, Arthur and beau-jolly.
Topic: Ghosts and Spirits' Existence Con I would like to start off by first thanking the user "Im_always_right" for taking this debate. I also like to thank all the readers who may be reading this, and debate.org for making all this possible =] Now... let's get to business... I have read all the content presented on the web page which supposedly "proves that ghosts do in fact exist".
John Wisden, English cricker, celebrated with Google doodle Google has celebrated the 187th anniversary of the birth of English cricketer, John Wisden, with a doodle of Victorian gentlemen playing a match. The doodle recalls the design of the eponymous Wisden Cricketers' Almanack for which the cricketer is most famous for. Born in Brighton on 5 September, 1826, Wisden made his debut for Sussex at 18 years of age. He went on to become a combative cricketing all-rounder, playing 187 first-class cricket matches for Kent, Middlesex and Sussex, and earning the nickname The Little Wonder. Wisden was also an unflagging entrepreneur who started a sports equipment business and a "cricket and cigar shop". But it is his famous almanack, which he created after retiring from the game, which is perhaps his greatest achievement.
Rev Bem - Andromeda Wiki - The New Systems Commonwealth I am the darkness become the lightI am the darkness become the truthI am the darkness become the WayRev Bem Biography Edit Rev Bem is a devout member of The Way religion, but he is also a Magog, a savage bloodthirsty species feared throughout the universe. Wanting to distance himself from his barbaric kin, Rev has to control his baser instincts to kill other living beings for food, or forcibly infest them with Magog eggs for reproduction. anglicanmemes : Today the Church remembers...