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www.blindtech.org
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| | | | | Discover MABVI: A New Visual Interpreter Service Join us in learning about MABVI, a groundbreaking visual interpreter service making waves in one of the oldest colonies in the country. Under [...] | |
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www.ianhathaway.org
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| | | | | Canada, we increasingly hear, is becoming a global leader in high-tech innovation and entrepreneurship.Reportafterreporthas ranked Toronto, Waterloo and Vancouver among the world's most up-and-coming tech hubs. Toronto placed fourth in aranking of North American tech talentthis past summer, behind only the San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle and Washington, and in 2017 its metro area added more tech jobs than those other three city-regions combined. All of that is true, but the broader trends provide little ... | |
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www.teawithtolkien.com
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| | | | | This Bible feels very meditative, like a slow walk through the Scriptures. I once read an anecdote about Tolkien in which his friends mentioned that Tolkien couldn't simply go on a quick walk because he would so frequently stop to point out a particular plant or insect, often stopping altogether when something interested him. This Bible feels a bit like this, in the most delightful way. You can't just rush through the Scriptures, it's best to work through them slowly. It feels almost like a long walk through the Sistine Chapel or a forest perhaps. | |
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davidhblog.wordpress.com
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| | | If I were to rank the books I've read during the lifetime of this blog (and there are over 500 of them) in order of enjoyment, Eleanor Catton's The Rehearsal(2008) would be right at the top of the list. I bought it on a whim, knowing nothing about it; I was nearly put off by... | ||
