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First Aquila item finally up!
O HAI people! You just read it! I finally managed to bring out my very first item under my new brand name Aquila: a cute little Christmas box! It’s not very big, but not small either, in fact it… more →
Gany's take on (any) Life
From a light polluted city
computerphysicslab wrote 7 hours ago: This image was taken in the center of a light polluted city with almost 1 million inhabitants. Using … more →
Pozzuoli, Italy, sea pollution, sewage discharged into the sea - while Berlusconi invents stories and balderdash for cheating presidents and firstlady news spreads that speaks well of bubbles from which go out worms.
achillefiorillo wrote 1 week ago: The fake Napolitain destroy everythingThe Corriere del Mezzogiorno, a newspaper of Southern Italy, p … more →
Dad and Esmé's Visit
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NonnaLou wrote 3 weeks ago: We very much enjoyed Dad and Esmé’s stay, even though we were somewhat preoccupied with Deefer’s sna … more →
Live video stream, online Q&A
iconpartnership wrote 1 month ago: On Wednesday, from 11.00 amWatch live as Lord Carter unveils the long awaited Digital Britain final … more →
Different Parent Texts in Isaiah 53:8d? (Part 2)
John wrote 1 month ago: In the last post, we considered the different vocalizations between the MT and Symm. and the rest of … more →
Different Parent Texts in Isaiah 53:8d? (Part 1)
John wrote 1 month ago: Introduction to the Problem In the last post on Ecclesiastes 2:12, I concluded that although the LXX … more →
The Ancient Versions on Isaiah 7.14
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John wrote 2 months ago: Fewer texts in the OT have been more important to the Christian church than Isaiah 7:14. Justin Mart … more →
Remembering Abruzzo - Five Weeks Later
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Susannah wrote 2 months ago: It has been five weeks since the devastating earthquake in Abruzzo. The earthquake hit on April 6 at … more →
Children's author visits in Primary schools
meopham wrote 3 months ago: If you are a teacher or librarian who wants to inspire the reluctant, as well as the keen, readers … more →
Author visits in Primary schools
meopham wrote 3 months ago: If you are a teacher or librarian who wants to inspire the reluctant, as well as the keen, readers … more →
Silvio Berlusconi, il capo delle scimmie, il bugiardo e l' onesto.
loranablog wrote 3 months ago: I testimoni di Geova si sono organizzati in tempo e si sono salvati la pelle. Chi ha ascoltato quel … more →
Helping L’Aquila Soar Again
carbonara wrote 3 months ago: To everyone who loves Italy, I grew up in Wisconsin but have been lucky enough to call L’Aquil … more →
MESAJ DE COMPASIUNE SI SOLIDARITATE CU POPORUL ITALIAN
mihaimarin wrote 3 months ago: In urma consecintelor dramatice provocate de cutremurul din localitatea L’Aquila din dimineaţa zil … more →
Easter Weekend
NonnaLou wrote 3 months ago: On the evening of Good Friday we had booked to have a special meal with Mike and Mary, as a late cel … more →
Afternoon of Wednesday 8th April
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NonnaLou wrote 3 months ago: At last we drove into the historic centre of Atina, where my family live in the quaint narrow cobbl … more →
The Week The Earth Shook
NonnaLou wrote 3 months ago: This will be a week that people will remember for many years to come, particularly those that have l … more →
GOOD vs EVIL IN AQUILA
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boldray wrote 3 months ago: Disasters bring out the best in people. The wave of sympathy that has followed the earthquake in Ab … more →
What happens behind India?
sisterkaff wrote 3 months ago: Earlier this afternoon I was thumbing through my Ma’s Independent (with mildly ghoulish intent … more →
Prayers Requested in Italian Earthquake Disaster
ucgmikebennett wrote 3 months ago: Carmelo Anastasi, United Church of God pastor from Bergamo, Italy, sent this update about the deadly … more →
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