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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Using Vintage Paper to Make Origami Shapes
Origami is a popular past time for people of all ages. This Japanese art of paper folding is used to make figures ranging from simple animal shapes to complex sculptural pieces. You can use most kinds of … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Crafts
Tagged origami crane, paper crane, vintage book crafts, vintage paper, vintage paper crafts
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Finding a Soulmate: The Spinster and the Beggar
The Spinster and the Beggar A lonely spinster walked daily down a narrow street to her place of employment as a librarian. She wanted for nothing, for she had a well paying job, and she was always dressed beautifully and … Continue reading
A Young Chimpanzee’s Growth and Development
When baby chimpanzees are cross-fostered in a human home, the result is an enculturated chimpanzee. Project Bow was founded in order to show that chimpanzees can not only acquire human language, but are also capable of literacy. Read this article about Bow to see how it all began. Continue reading
How to dress when pregnant
Finally you have conceived and just found out that you are pregnant. You may be one of the many women who look forward to the day when you can fit into maternity clothes. Some women loathe wearing maternity clothes; … Continue reading
Buy Rubies for a Virtuous Woman
Buy Rubies for a Virtuous Woman Nothing says “I love you” like a precious stone in a tasteful setting. Many women prefer diamonds, because they can cut glass and can be used as a weapon, as well as an … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Fashion, Jewelry
Tagged a virtuous woman, buy a ruby ring online, buy rubies online, Gigi, good girl fashion, good girls like rubies, hold out for the first class jewels, jewelry, July birthstone, rubies, rubies for a virtuous woman, ruby, the price of a virtuous woman, virtuous woman
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Bedtime Stories: Of Dust and Strings and Everything
[Note: This article was first published on Hubpages in 2008. It has been deemed idle and de-indexed, so I am republishing it here.] My daughter received a copy of The Golden Compass for Christmas from old family friends. I would probably not … Continue reading
Posted in Apes and Language, Books and Authors, Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged apes and books, book review, can a chimp understand string theory, can a dog understand string theory, dust, reading the Golden Compass to your child, string theory, The Golden Compass, the golden compass and string theory, what is dust, what is dust in The Golden Compass
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Handmade Polymer Clay Cameo Jewelry with Molds
I’ve always loved cameo jewelry. There’s just such a romantic aura to it. Nowadays, you can make your own cameo jewelry with polymer clay and molds. I bought some molds from an eBay seller and wanted to share my first … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Crafts
Tagged beaded necklaces, cameo jewelry, handmade cameo, jewelry gifts, polymer clay, polymer clay cameo
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Is violence the answer?
Greetings and Salutations! Is violence the answer? is a new pub about violent video games, television shows and movies. My thesis is that an excessive amount of intake of violence is unhealthy, unwarranted, and unecessary not to mention damaging to … Continue reading
Some beliefs on handwriting are beyond parody …
Some beliefs on handwriting are beyond parody … Are there beliefs SO ridiculous that they are disbelieved by the people who teach them? Continue reading
Posted in Education: Teaching and Learning
Tagged beliefs, cartoon, child abuse, cursive, Handwriting
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