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Liam Fox Bored of Trade?

HM Gov Press Release 12 Oct 2017 Source is here.  Interestingly, HM Gov omitted Fox’s full & proper title with the Rt Hon etc.  But, hey ho!  This is what it says: blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah….blah Well Then? Liam Fox seems to want to be chair of a board with only himself on it.  Not even Adam Werritty. …
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October 15, 2017 0
Clark Ashton Smith

Clark Ashton Smith, The Crawling Chaos, Artistry

Artistry my pre-ramble… 🙂 While doing some link rot checking using the Broken Link Checker plugin I came across this old post which is about an old edited letter from Clark Ashton Smith (CAS) to August Derluth. A screenshot is at left – click to enlarge or see the original here.  CAS tells about the…
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November 21, 2015 0
Carina Nebula

Life is fleeting so first of all learn about death

Nichiren – The Importance of the Moment of Death With it’s dramatically sombre title, “The Importance of the Moment of Death“, Nichiren tells us exactly what’s on his mind. The text of the letter shows that it was sent to an unknown person to read to the lay nun Myōhō.  Presumably she was unable to…
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April 12, 2014 0
Jason Domingo

Lifevantage Terminates and Sues Major Distributor

Introduction Lifevantage (LV) announced that, at the unanimous recommendation of its Board of Directors, it has terminated for cause its relationship with Jason Domingo and Ovation Marketing Group, Inc., one of the Company’s lead distributors. The Company also announced that it has filed suit against Mr. Domingo and Ovation in Federal Court in the State…
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