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  1. roadrunnertwice
    By Nick Fagerlund. More info

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    Visit Scenic Bullet Hell
    shmup (n): Shortened form of “shoot-em-up;” a genre of 2D video games based on shooting down waves of enemies while dodging waves of projectiles. (Usually in an aircraft, usually scrolling in one direction, but not …
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  2. The British Newspaper Archive Blog
    Amazing finds and news from over 300 years of historical newspapers. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Hot Off The Press – New Titles This Week
    As we step into the New Year here at The Archive we’re delighted to welcome two brand new titles – the Cannock Chase Chronicle and the Walsall Chronicle – to our collection, as we’ve added …
    By Rose Staveley-Wadham, 1,253 words
  3. It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine
    An independent, music magazine covering a wide range of alternative, underground and mostly non-mainstream musics. By Klemen Breznikar. 🇸🇮 More info

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    Steve Barton | Interview | Unveiling ‘Time Hard Won’ and the Electrifying ‘Juggling Lightning’ Compilation
    Steve Barton, the iconic frontman of the 80s band Translator, has recently unveiled his latest album, ‘Time Hard Won.’ Adding to the excitement, Barton also released his first-ever compilation album, ‘Juggling Lightning: The Singles Collection …
    By Klemen Breznikar, 3,124 words
  4. P.C. Maffey
    I write about ideas. More info

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    Counting Ghosts
    A case for abandoning web analytics
    By P.C. Maffey, 8 words
  5. Bonkers about Perfume
    Random Musings Of A Born-Again Perfume Anorak - An Aldehydic Blend Of Passion And Irreverence! By Vanessa. More info

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    Simon sniffs: a pioneering perfume protégé is doused down under in a fragrant Fitzroy foray
    Fraser Island by David Stanley (Nanaimo, Canada) via Wikimedia Commons It's been over a month since my last post, though there has been the Christmas runaround to contend with, plus it took me several weeks …
    By Vanessa, 79 words
  6. Fifty Dresses
    Sewing classic fashions from mid-century patterns. By Karen. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Thinking in Color
    It is always in the early days of December when I start to speculate on what the Pantone Color of the Year will be for the year to come. I’m not sure why I am …
    By Fifty Dresses, 609 words
  7. American Age Fashion
    The Clothing of Older American Women, 1900-now. By Lynn Mally. 🇺🇸 More info

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    Rosa Parks’ New Year’s Card, late 1980s
    Library of Congress This photo shows Civil Rights icon Rosa Parks with her longtime friend and advocate, Elaine Steele. At about the time when this card was sent out, Steele had helped Parks start a …
    By Lynn, 144 words
  8. Pub History Project – Leicester
    History and Beer. By Barry Lount, Stephen Bunker. 🇬🇧 More info

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    BULLS HEAD, 13 OXFORD STREET
    First record we have is circa 1815, William Haddon was the victular. John Briggs, circa 1827 – 1846. The Bulls Head was up for auction in 1842, whilst John Briggs was in occupation. Thomas Sarson, …
    By pubprojectleicester, 191 words
  9. Sky River Dolls
    By Vega. More info

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  10. a man and his hoe
    every chick deservers a mother. 🇺🇸 More info

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    A First Frost History About to be Made
    You wouldn’t know it was the very end of November from the verdant hydrangea leaves. History is about to be made. The latest recorded first frost I could find for our area ranges from November …
    By theMan, 332 words
  11. Keep Your Powder Dry
    English Civil War wargaming, British Civil Wars, Wars of the Three Kingdoms. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Supplying The New Model Army
    Be still my beating heart. A book on the supply of clothing and equipment that relies heavily, and quotes, contemporary documents. Somehow, this book really ticks my boxes. Who'd have thunk it? What do you …
    By Radar, 773 words
  12. Notes from a Room
    By Peter Holm Jensen. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Emma Craufurd/Crawford
    Slight traces can be half-guessed, half-gathered to compile a crude biography. Weil was initially published in the United Kingdom, so we can guess that her translator may well have been British. Craufurd was active as …
    By notesfromaroom, 451 words
  13. the urban prehistorian
    the contemporary archaeology of prehistory. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Do hunter gatherers dream of electric elk?
    What else would we be going to look at on a suburban street called Helleristningen, other than what this Norwegian word means: the rock carving. Situated in an area of housing in Åskollen, south of …
    By balfarg, 1,731 words
  14. Pike Blog
    And barbel and chub and perch and carp and…. By Brian. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Double Dip
    The pike fishing is slow - did I mention that before? So thought I'd chuck out a cube of meat as well - see if I can get something to pull the line while I'm …
    By Brian, 90 words
  15. Denerstein Unleashed
    Rocky Mountain Movies & Denver Movie Review. By Robert Denerstein. 🇺🇸 More info

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    When second thoughts nag
    I've been having an argument with myself, and I'm inviting you to listen in. I don't second-guess a lot of things, but I make an exception when it comes to my work. Let me clarify: …
    By Robert Denerstein, 908 words