Fabulous ideas for Halloween for adults. It’s a gold mine of suggestions, themes and decorations. Check it out!
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Fabulous ideas for Halloween for adults. It’s a gold mine of suggestions, themes and decorations. Check it out!
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Under the hood, the new MacBookPro is blazing fast, light and has major changes….
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Just about anyone in the nation who is over the age of 8 can tell you where they were on September 11, 2001. And this site is an archive – not of professional reporters, but rather the email, the blogs and the posts and other reminiscences of ordinary people, like us, who will never forget what they saw and experienced that day.
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You can make (almost) everything you want for Halloween. No project too large, or too difficult!
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Where to go to find everything for your car, parts, accessories, prices advice.
One stop shopping – easy to use and a great destination.
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This is a site that gives you details of all the airline plans, hotels and cars – for your frequent flyer plans.
If you fly a lot for business, or even for pleasure, this site is very useful and one to bookmark.
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Better than three triangles and a zig zag – grab your knife and a pattern and voila! Bat boy! The characters from Twilight! This is a fab place to find terrific patterns for your Jack o’Lantern!
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Trying to get a group of friends together for an event – it’s like herding cats.
If Joan can make it, Emma can’t – you know the sort of thing.
Problem solved!
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The home of the British Library in the UK, this site provides ordinary non-scholarly folk – like you and me – access to some of the most glorious ullustrated manuscripts of the past centuries. The latest masterpiece – The St. Cuthbert Gospel – the Gospel of St. John – the earliest known intact European book, dating from the 7th century. Fabulously well preserved, the pages look as though they were inked very recently – and not 1400 years ago!
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Find a fabulous costume for Halloween! Enter a contest – share ideas!!
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