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Why It Pays To Broaden Your Horizons And Listen To Voices That Aren’t Yours

October 6, 2016 1 Comment

Contributed Post If you’re a writer or a creative of any type, you quickly start to learn about your own voice. Particularly about your own identity and how it shapes not only what you create but how you create it. That same truth reaches out to every other manner of making a life in this world. So when your truth rubs up with the truth of someone with a different background from you, it can be jarring. But it’s important. Here’s why. geralt The other half of the population Is it just me or are we threatening to go backward by a few decades? We’re still living in a deeply flawed society and the answer of seemingly half the population is to elect Donald Trump….
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Greenhouse or Polytunnel: Which Should I Go For?

October 6, 2016 1 Comment

Contributed Post When you’re a newbie looking to get into gardening, you’ll find there’s more to it than you probably realized. It’s not just a case of planting some seeds and waiting for the magic to happen! To successfully grow in the garden takes planning and effort; different plants will require different types of care, and each season will pose its own separate issues. Grow houses such as greenhouses and polytunnels are a fantastic way to give plants a helping hand. And so if you’re serious about making your gardening a success here are the differences between each so you can make the best choice for you. Photo via Wikipedia   Greenhouse Vs Polytunnel- So What’s The Difference? Essentially greenhouses and polytunnels provide the same…
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Want to Become a Law Student? Here Are Some Things You Have to Know First

October 6, 2016 2 Comments

Contributed Post Wikimedia   It seems that more and more people are looking into careers in law. Many see the life of a law student as somehow more glamorous than that of other kinds of students. It’s important you know a few things about law school if you’re considering it. It’s best to prepare yourself before diving in headfirst! It’s not quite as scary as its reputation Yeah, it’s tough. It’s going to see you working hard into the small hours. You may not eat all that healthily for a while and your social life will probably take a hit. But if you really love the subject and find it interesting, you’re going to get a sort of thrill from it. And the fact is…
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Want To Work With Music? Start Your Own Recording Studio

October 6, 2016 1 Comment

Contributed Post Photo Source   If you池e interested in music, maybe a recording studio is the business for you. You can rent it out to bands and artists to use for their recordings. If you have producing skills, you could even build it into a production company. Artists need someone to record and master their tracks, so if you can handle the process for them you can make a lot of money. Like with any other business, it値l take a lot of investment. It can be particularly expensive to buy all the digital equipment you need. Still, if you can make it a regular spot for local musicians you can make your money back fast. Here are some tips for starting a recording studio. Find…
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This Is How The Pros Throw An Epic Garden Party

September 30, 2016 1 Comment

Contributed Post Although Winter might be approaching, it’s still relatively early on in the year. And that means there’s plenty of time left to throw an epic garden party. Don’t have much of a garden? Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of ways that you can make it work, even with limited space. Getting garden parties right, however, takes a little know-how. This is what to do if you want to make your guests have a great time. Pixabay.com Cover Your Grub At your garden party, you’ll no doubt have many delicious things on the menu. But, unless you’ve joined the latest craze of eating insects, the odd fly or two probably isn’t one of them. It’s always a good idea to cover up your food,…
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