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Esme's Cloud ~ Wanderings and wonderings from a sentient cloud

Robs Webstek - with history, art, old photographs, maps and more... by Rob From Amersfort

Oaklandon ~ Unoffical Oaklandon Community Website

Debbie’s Arcade - A Family Friendly Forum for Fun!

Christian, Conservative, Constitutionalist w/ libertarian leanings . Bad taste for Big-Government

Vestibule - The Space Between the Sanctuary and the Street

From Vancouver to Stockholm and beyond. Tips and musings about living and working in Sweden.

Half-Eaten Mind - News and Views From a Partially Digested Brain

Clearly Writing - Amanda Wood's Journey to a Masters in Professional Writing

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tahtonka - A Journey Through Global Culture

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Welcome to the home of optical illusions, visual deception, trompe l'oell, plus anything that makes you look twice.

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Bluefish Way

Bluefish Way
The life of Ralph and his cats

August 2, 2019

367: No Go Logo ?

~7 years with WordPress~ It seems like only a year has gone by since my 6th WP anniversary. Strange that ! Thank you so much for joining me on my blogging journey, usually into the unknown. You may have noticed that I am not...

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gigglinginthegutter

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July 3, 2019

What happened to America?

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Oaklandon

Oaklandon
The Unofficial Oaklandon Community Website

December 17, 2018

Touring the Streets of Oaklandon - AGAIN!

After posting an announcement on the Nextdoor website about the existence of this humble website, I was very pleased with the interest and overall positive response by many of my neighbors (who are also users of that system.) Among the many comments received was one from Nancy Hannet which offered the source photo for the image to the left and the words "An older gentleman who lived in Oaklandon all his life gave me this paper." I could only make-out the title and the fact that there was a map so I reached out to Nancy to discover the author's name and any other clues that might lead me to a copy I could examine. Knowing only the name Victor Harris and guessing it to be an article from the (now defunct) Lawrence Topics Newspaper this article proved to be very rare indeed. Through Nancy's neighborly generosity, I was able to scan her xerox document and thereby present the article once more to the public, in an effort to assist the late Mr. Harris in his stated purpose for writing this historical thumbnail sketch of Oaklandon. The available copy of this article unfortunately had the right-most edge clipped in the duplication process so I have been forced to reco

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The Total Perspective Vortex derives its picture of the whole Universe on the principle of extrapolated matter analyses.To explain - since every piece of matter in the Universe is in some way affected by every other piece of matter in the Universe, it is in theory possible to extrapolate the whole of creation - every sun, every planet, their orbits, their composition and their economic and social history from, say, one small piece of fairy cake. The man who invented the Total Perspective Vortex did so basically in order to annoy his wife.

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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July 18, 2019

Tokyo Keyhole

In January 2019's Keyhole into Shanghai City, I shared with readers the BIGPIXEL Studio's 195 gigapixel panorama shot featuring Shanghai City.

That post has since gone on to occupy the prestigious position of Number One Most Viewed Article here on BlogDogIt (having registered nearly 33,000 views to date.)

It certainly was a fascinating internet attraction and has offered countless hours of visual exploration to all those who have taken the time. By now however, you have probably seen every square yard of Shanghai City and are asking yourself, "Now what?" ...

Tokyo! Let's Go...!

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Saucer Time!

A source for UFO and extraterrestrial independent research. Noel ILL.

April 19, 2019

Next Time You Drink Cocoa, Thank Quetzalcoatl

Cocoa is my favorite drink. I use to drink it everyday like coffee, but then I was hit with a bout of emergency room kidney stones and at some point, I was told chocolate could have been a contributor to that. Is that true? Anyways, I slowed my cocoa drinking down, but many ultrasounds later, I discovered I still had a stone in my right kidney. It seemed quitting cocoa drinking didn't really help much. I then decided I was just going to keep drinking cocoa when I felt like it. I needed to live a little. I started drinking cocoa again this last winter when it got uncharacteristically cold in Southern, California. Now it's spring and the weather is still not warm enough for me (I only fully function at approximate 85 degrees but it's been in the 70s mostly) so I am STILL drinking hot cocoa. I heat up some milk; add some honey and one tablespoon of Hershey's Cocoa. "100% Cacao" is what it says on the container. "What is Cacao exactly?" and "Is that good for me?" I Googled. Turns out it does have health benefits! Cacao comes from a tree. A cacao tree spouts these large oval-shaped pods (very space alien-like) and inside the pods are cacao beans. These beans are ground up and components of that create cocoa powder. But, here's the really good part. As I was googling, I was completely taken back, when very nonchalantly on the Internet; the history of the cacao plant involves ancient aliens! YES, many, many years ago in Mesoamerica, specifically what is Mexico today, there was a group of people known as the Toltecs (or Olmecs, the dates are never precise). They were going about life as best they could when all of a sudden a flash of light comes from the Sun, floats down to Earth and out pops Quetzalcoatl. In other words, he landed his spaceship on Earth. Quetzalcoatl was described as looking like a serpent but also with some col

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