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- 21:26, 29 Jun 2009
How to shoot a Good Travel Picture?
by Steve Davey - 12:49, 26 Mar 2009
Lonely Planet@Borders exclusive travel blog: city trips without breaking the bank
by Tom Hall - 17:23, 18 Mar 2009
Culture Smart! @ Borders - Tricky Travel Tackled. This week: Finland
by Mark Williams - 12:49, 26 Feb 2009
Culture Smart! @ Borders - Tricky Travel Tackled. This week: Estonia
by Mark Williams - 11:24, 06 Feb 2009
Culture Smart! @ Borders - Tricky Travel Tackled. This week: Egypt
by Mark Williams
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03:20, 04 Nov 2009Blogs
03:37, 30 Oct 2009Blogs
Muscle Versus Muscle unrated
For centuries there have been never ending discussions on what people should consider in making decisions, their minds or their hearts. Its a dilemma that almost everyone has encounterd and there is always a variety of outcomes. Some may be pro or con to the two choices which once again shows why this comparison has always been in question.
For centuries there have been never ending discussions on what people should consider in making decisions, their minds or their hearts. Its a dilemma that almost everyone has encounterd and there is always a variety of outcomes. Some may be pro or con to the two choices which once again shows why this comparison has always been in question.
10:09, 20 Oct 2009Blogs
What did you see? unrated
LOVING FLASH FORWARD on C5!!!!! Just read the book and have an idea what caused the Flash Forwards. Don't know if the team are going to stick to the script and use the same reason as the book but watch out for Lloyd Simcoe if they do!
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20:11, 11 Oct 2009Blogs
The Free Industrial Republic Saga unrated
So I've been writting some stuff, and hopefully I'll manage to publish it on my blog pretty soon. Here's a preview. There rest, pretty soon on my blog.
Two hooded figures walked the dark corridors, with a dim torch as their only ...
So I've been writting some stuff, and hopefully I'll manage to publish it on my blog pretty soon. Here's a preview. There rest, pretty soon on my blog.
Two hooded figures walked the dark corridors, with a dim torch as their only ...
13:41, 07 Oct 2009Blogs
ABOUT ME unrated
hi
I love the louise renninson books at the moment.They are brilliant and i can't stop reading them. I can't wait to buy the next one and i hope to read the whole series by christmas this year. They are great!!!
20:24, 26 Sep 2009Blogs
Books to buy unrated
Konnichiwa, - means hello in Japanese
I need some help
I need to choose what book to buy because i only have money, right now, to by one. So i need some help chossing one.
The choice is either Drawing and painting the undead, Japanese Goth or Gothic and Lolita Bible V.2
Konnichiwa, - means hello in Japanese
I need some help
I need to choose what book to buy because i only have money, right now, to by one. So i need some help chossing one.
The choice is either Drawing and painting the undead, Japanese Goth or Gothic and Lolita Bible V.2
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10:46, 23 Sep 2009Blogs
Population: A Country's Gold or the Root of Poverty unrated
There has been a never ending debate on how every family should limit their size. In China,the One-Child Policy was implemented more than a quarter-century ago which made it the lowest in population growth among all developing countries. About .6 percent growth per year. Economic Analysts say that this has made China an economic tyrant. What bothers many however, is the social problems that ...
There has been a never ending debate on how every family should limit their size. In China,the One-Child Policy was implemented more than a quarter-century ago which made it the lowest in population growth among all developing countries. About .6 percent growth per year. Economic Analysts say that this has made China an economic tyrant. What bothers many however, is the social problems that ...
13:02, 18 Sep 2009Blogs
About The Dust of a Thousand Places unrated
The Dust of A Thousand Places takes us to Aden, Yemen in the last embers of British rule. The story, told from the point of view of a handful of characters, goes beyond any personal story to speak essentially of a time and a place. The place is a land that has never yielded and will submit to no one -neither one man's efforts to tame nature nor another's greed. And time is running out for ...
The Dust of A Thousand Places takes us to Aden, Yemen in the last embers of British rule. The story, told from the point of view of a handful of characters, goes beyond any personal story to speak essentially of a time and a place. The place is a land that has never yielded and will submit to no one -neither one man's efforts to tame nature nor another's greed. And time is running out for ...
18:01, 27 Jul 2009Blogs
Introducing The Rainbow Orchid unrated
Next week my comic strip adventure, The Rainbow Orchid, is being published by Egmont, so I thought I'd take the opportunity to introduce the book to you.
Next week my comic strip adventure, The Rainbow Orchid, is being published by Egmont, so I thought I'd take the opportunity to introduce the book to you.
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18:02, 07 Jul 2009Blogs
20:16, 06 Jul 2009Blogs
Norman Churches in the Canterbury Diocese unrated
It's not your "beach" read. However, if you are interested in history this book has excellent drawings and lovely photographs. Take a chapter at a time if you want to know more about the buildings whilst exploring south east Kent. I am biased because I am a friend of one of the authors.
17:39, 06 Jul 2009Blogs
Stephen Donaldson's Gap Sequence unrated
Forget his fantasy titles, Donaldson's sci-fi series also known as the "Gap Sequence", is truly something to behold! His writing throughout is powerful, thought-provoking, the plot lines are incredibly complex and the pace is gripping from start to end. Not a series of books you can dip in and out of easily, not that you'll want to! I read them back to back, as soon as I reached the last ...
Forget his fantasy titles, Donaldson's sci-fi series also known as the "Gap Sequence", is truly something to behold! His writing throughout is powerful, thought-provoking, the plot lines are incredibly complex and the pace is gripping from start to end. Not a series of books you can dip in and out of easily, not that you'll want to! I read them back to back, as soon as I reached the last ...
21:26, 29 Jun 2009Blogs
How to shoot a Good Travel Picture? unrated
Many of the great travel icons like the Taj Mahal or Macchu Pichu are so instantly familiar that they have virtually passed into our collective conscious: even people who have never left home can instantly recognise them. The traveller might be blown away the first time that they set eyes on the Taj Mahal, but the most likely response in the person who sees their travel pictures is mild ...
Many of the great travel icons like the Taj Mahal or Macchu Pichu are so instantly familiar that they have virtually passed into our collective conscious: even people who have never left home can instantly recognise them. The traveller might be blown away the first time that they set eyes on the Taj Mahal, but the most likely response in the person who sees their travel pictures is mild ...
10:47, 26 Jun 2009Blogs
Essential Reading- American Flagg! unrated
Titan is proud to launch a special section on Borders.co.uk bringing you all our latest books from Television/Film and Graphic novels to contemporary fiction. Our page will update once a month with exclusive content, videos and interviews. Check us out: Borders.co.uk/titan_bookstore
Featured title this ...
Titan is proud to launch a special section on Borders.co.uk bringing you all our latest books from Television/Film and Graphic novels to contemporary fiction. Our page will update once a month with exclusive content, videos and interviews. Check us out: Borders.co.uk/titan_bookstore
Featured title this ...
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08:27, 18 Jun 2009Blogs
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society unrated
This is an excellent read. The pages just fly by!
18:41, 15 Jun 2009Blogs
I want never gets..
I want karin slaughters new book genesis now !! i dont want to wait till 2nd july i want it now .. now i say !!!!
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23:19, 12 Jun 2009Blogs
It's been a while...What I'm reading Now unrated
It's been a while since I've posted on here...I do post a lot of reviews and recommendations on my book blog (check it out: http://pagesofthemind3.blogspot.com/) we're always looking for guest reviewers if anyone is interested. We're also always welcome recommendations!!
I'm currently reading Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert and The ...
It's been a while since I've posted on here...I do post a lot of reviews and recommendations on my book blog (check it out: http://pagesofthemind3.blogspot.com/) we're always looking for guest reviewers if anyone is interested. We're also always welcome recommendations!!
I'm currently reading Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert and The ...
18:12, 05 Jun 2009Blogs
House of NIght
Best book series ever even better than twilight.
Zoey is abit of a player lol
9 HOF books in total
1. Marked 2. Betrayed 3. Chosen 4. Untamed 5. Hunted 6. Tempted (Out on 29/10/2009)
yay cant wait
18:08, 05 Jun 2009Blogs
Twilight unrated
OMG this series is amazing!
I love it alot! Own or the books and i saw the movie but they missed oput loads of good stuff, it was ok but not as good as the book
New Moon - out in november!!!!!!!!!! yay
11:08, 28 May 2009Blogs
Recent Book Titles unrated
Our school has two copies of the three books up for the Red House Award. Blood Ties, by Sophie McKenzie, Broken Soup, by Jenny Valentine, and Young Samuri : The Way of the Warrior, by Chris Bradford. I haven't quite gotten round to reading the Young Samuri book, but the other two are AMAZING!
Blood Ties is really confusing at first, since Theo is this poor boy, who lives in a run down ...
Our school has two copies of the three books up for the Red House Award. Blood Ties, by Sophie McKenzie, Broken Soup, by Jenny Valentine, and Young Samuri : The Way of the Warrior, by Chris Bradford. I haven't quite gotten round to reading the Young Samuri book, but the other two are AMAZING!
Blood Ties is really confusing at first, since Theo is this poor boy, who lives in a run down ...
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Great Book! Chapter One discusses the how understand and communicate with women. The next thirteen chapters discusses the different types of females. The book is an original and has a lot of useful information for people who are starting or already have a mature relationship. It is a must read. You must buy this book.