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Photo via: WWWThe sweater dress is the perfect transitional piece; it\'s still cozy and warm while showing off a bit of leg and exposing some skin. Model -

Process of Korai mat production by women SHGsA Trichy based NGO-SEVAI SEVAI Promotes quality of life improvement and income generation activities among SHGs and it focuses on improving access to and control of the marginalised communities over... -

Dr. Van Breeding (Lexington Herald-Leader photo)Whitesburg physician Dr. Van Breeding says his patients got "bamboozled" by politicians who tagged their expanded access to health care as "Obamacare."Barack Obama, who was anti-coal, is deeply... -

I understood that this struggle and then acceptanceand then release leaves behind a very real ?hole? in the heart, it\'s literally in the energetic body. This is the space where I am not my machine; the only place that is clean enough for God... -

So much misinformation is out there about nutrition.  At a recent book signing, I was in line to get some of the delicious treats that were being served.  The lady in front of me told her friend that she was trying to lose weight.  ?I am cutting... -

It takes a conscious shock to break throughthe interval to introduce a newenergy (H12) to the octave so that the octavewill have the energy needed to be completed. ... -

Living in the city during the week and attending work in the CBD has forced me to update my wardrobe - frugally.  I wrote about frugal city living - food last week, and if you missed the post about me being in the city during the week, catch up... -

Salmon Fishing Scotland Summer Fly Fishing on the Tay, Perthshire July 2015.The summer salmon fishing has entered July now on the Tay in Perthshire and catches have been hard to achieve so far. The boats are now back on the lower Tay at Stanley and... -

I had to go to Limerick City this morning and got the chance to research for the three Goosanders near Shannon Banks on the Clare/Limerick border.  I eventually got views of the two eclipsed drakes and the one female.  It was hard to get shots but... -

As though to emphasise the change in season today was one of those rare days when it was possible to see both brambling and swift at Blashford Lakes an opportunity that lasts for only a few days.  When I started … Continue reading → -