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If you are looking for a film that tells a true story, that was filmed in a real-world setting, and that is going to move you to tears, you need to look no further. The 2019 movie called “The Islands” meets all of these three requirements, which is why cinemas all around the country have been packed with people wanting to see it. After watching this film, we can say that the interest of viewers…
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How healthy is your home? No matter how much you clean and scrub, and no matter how meticulous you are, the quality of air in your home may not be up to scratch. If it isn’t clean and fresh, your house may not be as healthy as you think it is. A shocking fact disclosed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is that the concentrations of pollutants in the air inside our homes,…
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Are you a fan of viral outbreaks and disaster movies? Are you one of the many who think the world will end in a viral apocalypse? The COVID – 19 viral pandemics seems too good to be true, something we all saw only in theaters. But here we are today, stuck in a disaster movie and the enemy is fierce and invisible. And now that almost everyone is in lockdown, it only fits to watch…
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The Presentation of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776 A cover letter, dated in Philadelphia, July 6, 1776, was attached to the Declaration of Independence, as it was sent to the British authorities, wherein John Hancock states: “Gentlemen, Altho it is not possible to forsee the consequences of human actions, yet it is nevertheless a duty we owe ourselves and posterity in all our public councils to decide in the best manner we are…
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The second most popular A.A. author in total book sales, second only to Bill W. himself, was Richmond Walker. He was a man from the Boston area who managed to get sober in 1939 in the old Oxford Group. There was no AA group in Boston yet at that time. He stayed sober in the Oxford Group for two and a half years, before going back to drinking in 1941. After a year and a…