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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Nothing’s Easy Anymore!
In anticipation of the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, the 21st of August, much to-do can be found everywhere with regards to protecting one’s eyes during the event, no matter where a person views the celestial extravaganza. At my particular … Continue reading
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How Many Bots Are Stalking You?
It was interesting for me to note whenever I post something on the Net, to find at least eight bots are following me around. That became evident as a result of my daily “Today’s Pic” feature on Twitter; for if … Continue reading
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