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• Indian - America's First Motorcycle

  

  image credit Indian motorcycles were manufactured from 1901 to 1953 by a company in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA, initially known as the Hendee Manufacturin... Read more

  The 11 October 2011 by   Gerard
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• 40 Marvelous Shots Of Sunrise Photography

  

  image credit Sunrise is the instant at which the upper edge of the Sun appears above the horizon in the east. Photographers are looking for interesting places... Read more

  The 11 October 2011 by   Gerard
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• Celebrating Favorite Verdi Arias on His Birthday

  

  When a composer like Giuseppe Verdi has numerous operas still performed in the repertoire, favorite arias pile up–even more so than favorite Verdi operas–becaus... Read more

  The 11 October 2011 by   Galegirl
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• British People Are Not as Rude as They Think, According to New Research

  

  The stereotype is true: a new report has found that British people are polite. Read more

  The 10 October 2011 by   Periscope
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• Franz Hessel

  

  One of the interesting characters from early 20th-Century Schwabing was Franz Hessel, a flaneur and friend of Walter Benjamin's whom Anke Gleber has... Read more

  The 10 October 2011 by   Praymont
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• Concert Review: Sunday Mass at Severance Hall

  

  The Cleveland Orchestra plays Mozart and Strauss The men and women of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus get ready tohit the road.(This doesn't have much to do... Read more

  The 10 October 2011 by   Superconductor
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• From Paleolithic Diviners to Axial Prophets

  

  A person of many astute observations, one of Robert Bellah’s most astute is his refrain (when talking about the history of religions) that “nothing is ever... Read more

  The 09 October 2011 by   Cris
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• Psychic Readers of Art…

  

  Some artists, mostly “great” have the ability to see things beyond their normal senses. These mental forces or intuitions, with luck find their way into the... Read more

  The 09 October 2011 by   Rodjonesartist
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• Guest Blogger: Eleanor Sullivan: 19th Century Medicine, Part 1

  

  I want to welcome Eleanor Sullivan to The Writers Forensics Blog. She will post a two-part series on the state of medical care in the 19th Century. Medical... Read more

  The 09 October 2011 by   Dplylemd
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• Interview with Adam Mansbach - Author of Go the F*ck to Sleep

  

  Adam Mansbach's spoof children's book, Go the F*ck to Sleep, has been flying off bookshelves and delighting exhausted parents since it was published this spring... Read more

  The 08 October 2011 by   Bookpassage
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