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WordPress Themes Club
The Templatic Wordpress Themes Club membership is ideal for any WordPress developer and freelancer that needs access to a wide variety of Wordpress themes. This themes collection saves you hundreds of dollars and also gives you the fantastic deal of allowing you to install any of our themes on unlimited domains. You can see below just a few of our WordPress themes that are included in the club membership GeoPlaces – Business Directory Theme The popular business directory theme that lets you have your very own local business listings directory or an international companies pages directory. Read more…
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The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers Omnibus by Gilbert Shelton.
The three are warped in their own unique way the idiot, the street smart and the nerd, but they maintain common traits such as a love for consuming copious amounts of mind altering drugs (though, they turn their noses up at heroin), chasing loose hippie chicks, as well as scoffing at the idea of working a 9 5 job… take that back, scoffing at the idea of working at all. The comic thrives on old school slapstick humour and also makes for very trippy artwork. As drugged out as they are, the Freak Brother are truly lovable characters. Read more…
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Movie Review Toy Story 3
When I noticed Toy Story was releasing its third installment, I was slightly confused, should this be embraced or not? Toy Story was Pixar’s first ever release, it was a first of its kind, it took the genre of animation to a whole new level and it was a monumental success in the box office there are a lot of great memories I hold with this movie (even its sequel). Read more…
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List and Heading Styles
Here is a sample post with list styles and headings. List Style: Parent Child Child Parent Parent <ul> <li>Parent <ul> <li>Child</li> <li>Child</li> </ul> </li> <li>Parent</li> <li>Parent</li> </ul> Bulleted List Style: <ol> <li>Parent <ol> <li>Child</li> <li>Child</li> </ol> </li> <li>Parent</li> <li>Parent</li> <li>Parent</li> </ol> Parent Child Child Parent Parent Parent Address Tag: John Smith 12 Westpremium Avenue Glasgow, G1 1AB <address> John Smith 12 Westpremium Avenue Glasgow, G1 1AB </address> Strikethrough text: <s>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation. Read more…
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Get Whooping Discounts This Festive Season
Yes this is true. This festive season you can get massive discounts on our eBooks and Music albums. And that is not all. You can also get a free gift on purchasing a bundled pack of 5 books. What kind of art do you like? There are many opportunities to browse art within your community at local exhibitions, art fairs and galleries. Even small towns usually have a not-for-profit gallery space, or cafes and restaurant that exhibit local artists. Read more…
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Barnes And Noble Spotlight
It was a step by step process. I thought the first book was a one off. When they bought it as a series, I was surprised. And every time a publisher bought two more books, I knew I was there for that many more anyway. I started with the crime scene that is the start of the book. By the time that scene was over, I was looking at the world through J. P. Beaumonts eyes rather than my own. It has been that way ever since. Read more…
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NOOK Book Offers
With countless downloads of our recent Free Fridays title, Footsteps in the Dark, it is clear that Georgette Heyer is a huge hit with NOOK readers. For a great introduction to why the Queen of Regency Romances work is so often referred to as sparkling, you can not go wrong with these reader favorites. Venetia (1958) Beguiling, intelligent, and beautiful, she and the rakish Lord Damerel are clearly soulmates, and Venetia is both daring and brilliant in her solution to overcoming not only the barriers society puts in their path, but his doubts as well. Read more…
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Free Fridays
Todays Free Fridays selection, First, There Is a River by Kathy Steffen, is a complex novel that evokes the simple pleasure and frequent pain of early 1900s riverboat life. From the outside, Emma Perkins seems to have it all a hardworking farmer for a husband and a beautiful family. Yet, like many women in her day, Perkins is the virtual captive of a mean spirited and controlling man who haunts her every waking moment. Each week, we ask our featured author to recommend a book or author that you may want to check out. Read more…
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Interview of Ashwin Sanghi
My passion for reading was ignited when my maternal grandfather would bombard me with books that were far ahead of my time. He would insist that after reading every book I must write a letter detailing what I liked and what I did not. In the beginning, it was a tedious process but my imagination and knowledge increased over the years. It is precisely for this reason that I believe in the blessings of my ancestors moving my pen. Read more…
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Exclusive Interview with J K Rowling
An introduction with J K Rowling. Was there a particular person who inspired you to become a writer. Alan Quilter, to whom Only Time Will Tell is dedicated he was my English teacher at school. I enjoy writing short stories, although they have no connection with each other. I come up with stories inspired by people I meet, something that has happened, or even from a passing comment someone has told me. I have learnt a great deal from your own distinguished storyteller, R K Narayan. Read more…
