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68Elvis Presley & His Lost Harley (No.3) Motorcycle.
A Harley Davison and Elvis Presley Story Urban Legend or Not? You Decide...........I was told this story quite some time ago and have decided to share my fictionalised version of it with you all! "What you've got a Harley" he said "You lucky bastard! not a Harley" His boss and friend nodded happily.
2 comments8210 Different Types Of Poetry - Catalog Your Poems
My 10 Different Types Of Poetry - Catalog Your Poems - article is a "how to" on recognizing the many different styles there are; plus it points out "what" each style consists of; IE no. of words, no. of lines, type - an ode or a ballad etc.
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69Behaviours/Shark Bait: Staying Safe.
When you think about it shark attacks are becoming more prevalent of late and more so in Australia. Many reasons are being put forward as to the whys and wherefores of this incredibly scary issue. Now as I am not a scientist nor have I studied anything as it relates to this issue, it can be said that these thoughts are just coming from the perspective of an average woman in the street.
12 comments65I Have Just Hit Gold! U-Tube & Ave Maria - Many Versions
ave maria - a few versions taken from utube. Ave Maria has been throughout my life, one of my favourite and most sustaining hymns - I grew up in a boarding school with Irish nuns and have long, loved these glorious songs.
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78The First Fleeters Were The First Convict Fleet To Travel To Australia
Have you heard about the First Fleeters - They were The First Convict Fleet To Travel To Australia
12 comments66Cry Me A River - A Song For You & Me
Cry Me A River - A Truly Fantastic Song As Sung By So Many Brillaint Singers - the latest being Michael Buble... “Cry Me A River” is a poignant song and I remember well when I heard Francoise Hardy sing it for the first time.....so sad but so beautiful at the same time. The sort of song that in a strange way helps you through the hard times when life doesn’t go the way you want it to. I am sure we have all been there. Oddly enough I am unable to find her version on You tube which disappoints me
10 comments72Fraud Prevention At Work.
There are the obvious and the not so obvious signs of fraud. Fraud within the workplace can equal sham behaviour by people stating or implying that they are what they patently are not. Imposters; who through their slick working methods, can really cause detrimental financial imposts against their employers. Businesses need to formulate certain workplace policies and practices that emphasize fraudulent behaviors are unacceptable - make staff responsible for their actions.
0 comments74Women Convicts In Early Australia - The Plight Of The Poor Female
Convict Women and Their Skills... Or When Did Women Come To Early Australia? Our first fleeters are on a par with the Pilgrim Fathers who were transported to America - early settlers sent from their countries of origin for whatever reason - to make new homes on foreigh soil against enormous odds.
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64Your Own Wedding Theme
a) What is a Theme Wedding & b) Why would you want to have one? Wedding Themes It really comes down to the fact that each bridal couple are unique and as such may want their special day be absolutely different to previous half dozen they have attended or it may be that a particular couple have met at a special venue that reflects just who they are and what their passions are – be that mountain climbing, hot air ballooning or deep sea diving. It could even something like a shared interest in vin
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75All Things Bright and Beautiful Song(John Rutter) soloists and Choirs
Yesterday on television I saw and heard Thomas Gesty singing "All Things Bright and Beautiful" and I was moved to share his glorious voice with everyone. He was the BBC young Chorister of the Year but unfortunately I was unable to find a video of him on utube - although I did discover for our mutual enjoyment, many other beautiful versions of this song.
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