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Margaret Mwangi @Missmwngi (12915) • Nairobi, Kenya 24 Feb 19

Recently we have things going on in our country that sort of does not go well with us young people. First there were some University Courses that the ministry of education scrapped out. That means if you did that course the...

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informationshelter Is that true? I would definitely not want to find myself in such a situation! Four years lost in life is not a small thing...

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Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (47064) • India 23 Feb 19

Recently, German fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld died at the age of 85. He was the former creative director of Chanel and Fendi and had earned a $300 million wealth. Now, his cat, Choupette, could get a part of his fortune. Now that...

richest cat

karl lagerfeld

cat inheriting wealth

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informationshelter Will the cat accept the inheritance?

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Wise Ghost @WiseGhots (14606) 24 Feb 19

Having a clock on the wall, was a very common habit in past decades (and it's pretty popular here nowadays). But with the creation of wristwatches and other advances in time-related technology, those nice clocks on the walls lost...

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informationshelter We've got a wall clock in the living room. It stops more often than not, and it is a pain taking it down and winding it every now and then!

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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine @mythociate (21432) • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 29 Jan 19

I drink orange juice 'with pulp.' But last time I went shopping, there weren't any OJ-bottles with the "with pulp"-label. The closest thing I could find was "Country Style." Wondering if that was the same thing, I found out it is!...

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informationshelter Yes, "with pulp" is always better! You get some fiber, too.

24 Feb 19

Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (47064) • India 10 Oct 18

Disclaimer: The short passage that follows is a work of my imagination and any resemblance to any play, literary or cinematic work, or to any person, earth being, alien or a hybrid and the circumstances is purely coincidental....

less vs more

being happy

having more and happiness

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informationshelter @ptrikha_2 It is similar to greed.

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Ptrikha_2 @ptrikha_2 (47064) • India 10 Oct 18

Disclaimer: The short passage that follows is a work of my imagination and any resemblance to any play, literary or cinematic work, or to any person, earth being, alien or a hybrid and the circumstances is purely coincidental....

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informationshelter Nobody can find the time and have the knowledge, talent, and skill to do and achieve everything and anything in life every single time. We are not some kind of a superman, and our limitations as human beings leave room for other people to grow and flourish, as...

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simplyme @m_audrey6788 (58472) • Germany 11 Oct 18

Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening mylotters It`s afternoon here and it`s a sunny not too cold kind of weather. That`s why I got this thinking to ask mylotters how you all want your water? with lemon or cucumber?...

detox

water with lemon

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informationshelter Hi, I've never tried icy or hot water with cucumber. The few times that I have drunk water with ice and a slice of lemon was in restaurants.

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egdcltd @egdcltd (12059) 14 Oct 18

Here is my regular update for online work done over the past week. I wrote fourteen articles for later use. I wrote and published a role playing game supplement, wrote two more and did some work on another ten. I wrote and...

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informationshelter 28,100 words of content in a single week? That's a great feat! I hope you get some nice monetary compensation for your time and effort.

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Irina Udrescu @Lia929 (88) 14 Oct 18

I see many women who breastfeed their child in public places:parks, restaurants. I don't Judge them but I would not do this. Do you agree with breastfeeding in public?

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informationshelter People do so many in things in public nowadays that breastfeeding in public doesn't surprise me anymore. I am not sure how I would react if it was my wife (I am single-no children by the way) breastfeeding our child, but I would probably see it as something...

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Shubhu @shubhu3 (36463) • New Delhi, India 13 Oct 18

We all have different tastes towards having coffee. Some like black coffee(which I have never tasted), normal one or different flavours added into coffee. Strong and light coffee both are good and like for me it depends upon my...

coffee

light vs strong

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informationshelter I would say strong black coffee without sugar after midday lunch, for digestion. Otherwise, especially if I go out with friends, I would prefer a sweet milky coffee, either hot or cold, depending on weather and the season of the year.

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CarolDM @CarolDM (203422) • Nashville, Tennessee 14 Oct 18

I love desserts. Many types of desserts actually. Cheesecake is my favorite. But pecan pie is at the top of my list as well. Growing up, I remember my aunt had an orchard of pecan trees. The pecans would fall to the ground each...

pecan pie

dessert

memories

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informationshelter Pecan pie? I have never tasted one. The closest thing that I have tasted that comes to mind is syrupy walnut pie, which is really delicious. Pecan pie must also be delicious, if I judge from the picture of it.

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

stonehenge

travel

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informationshelter @rebelann You are playing with words. Do you say that one war is worse than another? People are killed in each case. What do Catholics and Protestants have to do with the Stonehenge? You are confused again. I disagree with you. All American Indian tribes...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann Maybe it was the Sweds and the Vikings again, those who had come thousands of years ago. Again, you misunderstood me. Peace. Your original comment struck me because of "arrogant Europeans". Arrogance is not limited to any race. Weren't the...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann You confuse races with nations and states. The Druids, as well as all the Celts, the Romans, and the early Christians of Europe all belonged to the white race. It was one race, not many races in Europe. They were brothers. Brothers may kill each...

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informationshelter @informationshelter (111) 24 Sep 17

Traditionally, families would prefer to have a proper Sunday lunch, but nowadays, having a brunch is a popular option especially for couples without kids. What is your preferred, or regular, meal choice on a Sunday?

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informationshelter To tell you the truth, I usually do the same thing, because I almost never wake up late in the morning nowadays, so I need an early breakfast for energy. However, I used to have a rich brunch on a Sunday after a Saturday night out, when I was younger.

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann We are not trying to restructure anything. Your thinking is based on a fundamental logical mistake. The Druids were obliterated in one way, and the American Indians in another way. The Druids were allegedly destroyed by their own race (other...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter @rebelann I think you misunderstood me. I don't deny that there are other people who are experts in Native American History. I am not. What does Native American History have to do with the Stonehenge, however? Did American Indians build the Stonehenge? Most...

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BlueSky009 @Bluesky009 (14) • Thane, India 22 Nov 17

Due to hectic Job Schedule I always get frustrated, But when ever I listen a meditation music alone it really help to clear my frustration, What you all people do to remove your frustration.

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informationshelter Hi, Although meditation music can help, I mostly use it when I work on my laptop. You may find it a bit strange what I do to remove my frustration: I do the washing-up! Yes, I know it sounds strange, but you have to try it and see the results. Of course, just...

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Faye @FayeHazel (40243) • United States 21 Nov 17

Places I want to see: Stonehenge version I cannot begin to say why the monolith of Stonehenge fascinates me, but it does. It feels like someplace where I would "Belong" if that makes sense? It also amazes me how facts like...

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informationshelter Maybe some arrogant Europeans built it in the first place, but because they were too arrogant (wars, etc.) they destroyed it later on LOL!

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The Horse @TheHorse (220245) • Walnut Creek, California 22 Nov 17

This recent memory came to me as I was pouring my second cup of coffee. I have no idea why. A few months ago, I was at a client's house, just back from cycling with my client (he's eight). The child's mother's boyfriend has an...

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informationshelter Hi, Some people see the glass half full. Others see it half empty. I believe it depends on the person’s general mood of the moment, as well as other things that may worry/concern them. If one is generally happy with life, in terms of personal and business...

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