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Chiseled
"For all of it’s beauty, a diamond has to go through many nips and tucks just to catch the eye of the beholder. When you see the before and after pictures, you may never even want a diamond, but it’s what happens in the operating room that makes diamonds the apple of our eye. Each day as we are tested to stand our ground and to withstand the slings and arrows of outrageous ego, we are grinding down the coal and shining ourselves into diamonds." Read more in... We Are Diamonds ~Alexys Fairfield [...]
The Apple of God's Eye Turns 60
By Chuck Missler The Nation of Israel is preparing to celebrate its 60th birthday. Despite its position as the world's only Jewish state, surrounded by hostile Arab states, Israel has survived and prospered for six decades. On May 14, 1948, David Ben-Gurion met in the Tel Aviv Museum with Jewish representatives from across Israel and declared Israel's independence. Within 24 hours, the armies [...]
Around The Blogosphere 23 December 07
Global Voices spotlights a holiday season story that's got very little of the traditional holiday spirit in it. Posted by LJ user souffrante and accompanied by Valeriy Leushev's photos, it's as much about Russian bloggers' childhood memories as it is about globalization, consumer nationalism, bad management, labor rights and the power of blogging... Russia: Christmas Tree Decorations For some reason, this next post reminds me of the demise of the Albany Eye : Did Apple Bludgeon ‘Think Secret’ Into [...]
Valentine's Day Travel Specials
Want to surprise your lover on Valentine's Day? Cuddle and kiss in Prague. Feed the doves on the Piazza San Marco in Venice. Have a romantic breakfast in Budapest. Treat the apple of your eye to a romantic ride on the old tramway in Lisbon. Celebrate your love in Florence. Use your imagination and get all lovey-dovey with your one and only sweetheart in any of our 10 amazing European destinations on promotion this Thursday. Just make sure you don't get caught ;-) Flights between 31 January 2008 and 30 April [...]
Sabrina's Tag
Well, since I can't go home now due to some reasons.... -___- so i'm gonna do this tag to waste my time half standing here in Apple Store.... -___- Part 1: On the Outside Name: Jeremy Date of Birth: 27 June 1985 Current Status: Lone Ranger Eye Colour: Black Righty or Lefty: Righty Zodiac Sign: Cancer Part 2: On the Inside Your Heritage: Chinese Your Fear: Failure, Lonely Your Weakness: Selfish, Think too much Your Perfect Pizza: Cheese... tomatoes... ah... dunno.... Part 3: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Your [...]
Budget Veggie Gardens From Kitchen Scraps
It does not matter whether you put your kitchen scraps in the compost or the bin, did you know that you could grow many of your favourite fruit or vegetables from those scraps. Indeed, unless your compost is very well matured you will find stray veggie seedlings may appear wherever you deposit the compost.Take for instance those potato peelings, if it is a fairly thick section of peel with an eye (shoot), then you can often get these to grow into full potato plants. Another indication that a potato is only [...]
Organic October Blooms at Bliss
It's Garden Bloggers Blooms Day once again and time to show what's in bloom on Bliss on the 15th of this month. But today is a very special day as it is Blog Action Day when thousands upon thousands of bloggers post about something that is so close to my heart; the environment. For more information click on banner above.In the Bliss garden everything is grown organically and we live and garden as environmental friendly as humanly possible. Why? Well, it's really not that complicated; we're part of that [...]
INDIAN CUISINE
Very fine meals that suit the various taste buds of people all over the world are prepared in India. Strict vegetarianism is mostly confined to the South. Beef, from the holy cow is strictly taboo for the Hindus and Pork is equally taboo for the Muslims. In the north, much meat is eaten and cooking is often of the "Mughal style" which bears relation to that of the Middle East and central Asia. The emphasis is more on spices and less on curry heat. In the north more grains and breads are eaten and less [...]
Felix and the Frontier - Part Six
Felix and the Frontier is a story told in six episodes, posted serially by me, your beanstalk-climbing host, Cheeseburger Brown. Chapters: 1|2|3|4|5|6 Related reading: Simon of Space, Free Felix, Life & Taxes Coming up next: Welcome to Mars! concerns the first manned mission to the red planet, and the uncomfortable surprise that awaits Earth's heroic astronauts upon their arrival. Don't miss a single chapter! The story starts serializing the week of September 10th. Meanwhile, our current story [...]