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The war that saved and changed the world  The Boston Globe

Every John Carpenter Movie Ranked, Worst To Best | Screen Rant  Screen Rant

The Best Live Theater to Stream Online Today  Time Out New York

Social Media Goes Wild As Haotong Li Has Monster Practice Session  Golf Monthly

How to Master Pandemic Camping  Sierra Magazine

It's a New and Improved European Union—but Only if Germany and the ECB Commit to Keeping It  Foreign Policy

Found objects used in Art Garage show | Entertainment News  Oneonta Daily Star

Going back to school amidst COVID-19 | Local News Stories  Ontario Argus Observer

Clark County property transfers for Aug. 7, 2020 - Winchester Sun  Winchester Sun

Chrishell Stause’s Divorce Is the Center of ‘Selling Sunset’ Season 3  The Ringer

NOC announces spring graduates  Ponca City News

St. Louis city's court must halt evictions and large venues must scale back capacity, says city's health advisory board  St. Louis American

Your right to know: Latest property transfers and building permits  Lynchburg News and Advance

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS  The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Empty Bowls festival going ahead with some big changes  DiscoverAirdrie.com

Thursday morning obituary update | Recent News | herald-dispatch.com  Huntington Herald Dispatch

25 of the best horror films on Netflix right now  RadioTimes

7 Great TV Characters Who Are On The Spectrum  CinemaBlend

How are Cocoa Village businesses making it through the pandemic? Grit and creativity  Florida Today

COVID-19 cases in South Jersey prison inmates continue to rise; deaths plateau  Press of Atlantic City

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Hi I just have a question, in this poem what does the speaker of mean by the "fences" and like that and what do you feel the tone is? Here is the poem They made the fence of their own bamboo, So much better than the iron one. Combustive. What else to burn when depressions hit? It was Montreal. The 1930’s Grandmaman grew up on a hillside near the oratory. And Grandpapa grew up on the south bank of the fleuve They met in Montreal, as Grandpapa went to study there. (Has anyone developed an algorithm that depicts the ways in which the boom and bust cycle maps to the conditions that shove us down until energies bubble up, burst and negate corruption?) Some say The Great Depression lasted into the 40’s. The Quiet revolution was in the 60’s In the 1930’s Grandmaman led expeditions through the streets of Montreal, leading the fellow starvation artists to choice fences. Grandpapa carried a hammer and several crowbars. Some brought their children. At first you could always find a loose plank, but as the depression deepened they clipped through the wire, unscrewed screws, and pried rusted nails from wood. They pried at night without lanterns. One night, half asleep and famished, Grandmaman steps to a fence. She hooks the hammer’s claw onto a nail and should know something. She should know that the dizzying dislocation derived by gazing into the face of an in-use hammer is not achieved by the fact of gazing at a hammer alone, which she has also never done before. Nobody’s watching. Everyone pried without watching their hammer. People in houses play piano louder The thing I like about the bamboo getup is that it’s built without bindings.

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Okay so when I was little I always use to leave cold drinks on top of this wooden dresser and 10 years of doing that the top of the dresser is completely ruined and I would like to fix this so how should i go about on fixing/refurbishing the dresser? Thanks in advance!

We've made a desk from timber and now want to paint it but we can't find any interesting colours. All interior wood paint seems to be white. Ideally we'd like a brightish green. Does anyone know of any brands that do this sort of colour?