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Blogspeed23 | Carl D'Souza
Blogspeed23 The Ramblings of an Amnestic Mind Maharashtra Holidays and Dry Days 2011 Posted in Digression on June 25th, 2011 by carl Fairly late in the year, but I?ve decided to put up a new list of Prohibition days in Mumbai, and more generally, Maharashtra for 2011. Links to the official govt pages: List of Holidays, 2011 List of Dry days, 2011 Dry Days: 1. Republic Day ? 26-Jan 2. Martyr?s Day ? 30-Jan 3. Maharashtra Day (May Day) ? 1-May 4. Ashadhi Ekadasi
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roxys's blog | Wawatay News
Home Briefs Archive Photos Video Audio Contact Radio Syllabics Stories Blogs Jobs More roxys's blog Choice, the deciding factor Roxy Shapwaykeesic You ever think that your life is hard, that you're always struggling and that people are always against you? Well, it's not, and they're not. » Add new comment Read more Warm, windy and wet Roxy Shapwaykeesic "Don't sweat the small stuff... and it's all small stuff" - Richard Carlson, PH.D » 1 comment Read more The Lake Roxy
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plooger's Journal
Latest Greatest Lobby Journals Search Options Help Login Home » Discuss » Journals » krkaufman Advertise on more than 70 progressive blogs! plooger's Journal I am LOVING Palin's railing about anonymous source attacks Posted by krkaufman in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010) Tue Nov 02nd 2010, 07:52 AM I'd really like to see Princess Also Too struggle through a question, given her recent comments on anonymous source attacks, asking her for her view of the
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Spruce's Goose: Shunpiking Memories
skip to main | skip to sidebar Spruce's Goose Kindle Tuesday, March 10, 2009 Shunpiking Memories Our local daily, the London Free Press, began an annual event when i was in "single digit" ages.We would get up Mother's Day morning, pile into the car -- picnic lunch, drinks and cash -- and drive to the newspaper's building. Traffic would be backed up for blocks and we would line up. Finally, we'd come up to a sign reading "Welcome Shunpikers!" and the volunteers who would