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Monday, October 8, 2018

Dimming Of The Day

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Le Corbusier

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American Indian proverb

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Sholom Aleichem

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Last of the Hollywood swingers
A cup of joe
Lord of the Western Marches
A handshake and a pastrami sandwich
Family Phantom
Plastic fantastic lover
Sunday at the Blog delicatessen
Birdwatching
Fight night at Mt. Olympus
Untold Treasures
All hallows even
When the old gods awake

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Kleisthenes As I had mentioned I have been on an ancient Greek thing lately. I have made my way through the lion's share of Greek tr...

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partisanship is a toxin
air pollution and diabetes
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carbon dioxide at 800,000 year high
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