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Books
A room without books is like a body without a soul. - Marcus Tullius Cicero
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North American English Dialects, Based on Pronunciation Patterns
When you need subtitles on shows where English is the first language of the person in North America, you have to conclude that there are may many dialects
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iFontMaker
I love fonts and the iFontMaker is the perfect tool to create fonts. There is a Windows version also of iFontMaker.iFontMaker is the first font editor exclusive for
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Free Comic Book Day
May 4th is Free Comic Book Day all across North America. The world awaits for Iron-Man 3 as he ushers in this summer's crop of comic book related
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Bazooka Joe and His Gang: 60 Years Later
I grew up chewing Bazooka Joe gum and reading those free cheesy wrapper comics included inside. They were so corny but I enjoyed them for those brief few
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My Dog: The Paradox: A Lovable Discourse about Man’s Best Friend
Everybody has a Paradox dog at one time or another. Matthew Inman's unique dog Paradox tale garnered over 700 000 likes on Facebook.
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Gustav Klimt’s “The Kiss”: Life Imitating Art
Gustav Klimt's iconic masterpiece, "The Kiss," is brilliantly brought to life through this innovative and imaginative costume concept.
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Hats Off to Hollywood
Hats play a significant role in many Hollywood movies. Can you spot your favorite character based on 101 hats from famous movies as illustrated by Chay Hawes.
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Surface Pro: Alternative to The Wacom Cintiq
I am looking for a tablet that does the work of a Wacom Cintiq. The people at Staples and Best Buy were helpful but did not understand my
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Hey That’s Not An Easter Egg, Snoopy
The new exciting Peanuts paperback from an alternate universe. Snoopy goes back in time to the dinosaur age on Easter. Hey That's Not an Easter Egg, Snoopy!
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Tintin Bookend
I had to take a picture of this cool Tintin bookend at the Crow Bookshop in Burlington. This is a great little nest for bibliophiles.
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Less is More
Naples-based photographer, Vittorio Ciccarelli’s series Invisible proves that less is more in photography. Overcrowding can overtake ideas at times, simplicity works here better.