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Made a terrarium yet? Social media is brimming with accounts of novices and experts that specialise in these miniature gardens, the numbers steadily growing.
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Made a terrarium yet? Social media is brimming with accounts of novices and experts that specialise in these miniature gardens, the numbers steadily growing. In 1960, on Easter Sunday, when David Latimer in England, planted a seed in his terrarium, little did he know that it would be his ticket to fame. Almost 60 years later, a Google search with his name shows up a list of articles crediting him with the oldest or perhaps the second oldest terrarium in the world. And they also mention that Latimer has not watered the plant since 1972. Despite that, it continues to thrive in a bulbous 10 gallon glass jar.
Mr. Clugston is like every other elected official, thinking of his own re-election.
Selling the city’s power division is considered because of the attractive offers from private industry.
The industry is making these offers because they understand the long-term value of the division.
Stripping the citizens of power independence and allowing the industry to profit from that is their plan. Turning Medicine Hat into another small city without note or merit will be the result of the plan.
And people who are only worried about re-election want to stand out.
Well, you have done that, you are standing out.
Proceeds from a book by a retired Presbyterian Minister about his unlikely friendship with the late Martin McGuinness have netted £10,000 for the cancer centre where the late Deputy First Minister died.
A Leap of Faith by David Latimer chronicles his friendship with the former Sinn Fein deputy leader and IRA commander.
The relationship surprised many and angered some to the degree that they left First Derry Presbyterian Church, where Rev Latimer served since arriving in the city more than 30 years ago.
Sales from the book since its launch have exceeded £8,000 and - coupled with a collection taken up on Rev Latimer s final day at First Derry before his retirement - will be presented to the North West Cancer Centre at Altnagelvin Hospital tomorrow.
Oxfam kicks off Regift Revolution, with support from artists, musicians and celebs
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Aisha Tyler, Alyssa Milano, Simon Helberg, Lake Street Dive, Margo Price and more regifting items for Oxfam this holiday season
This holiday season Oxfam and friends are encouraging people to make the earth-friendly and budget-friendly choice to regift. Joined by celebrities and musicians, Oxfam is promoting a Regift Revolution giveaway of artists’ favorite regifted items. BOSTON (PRWEB) December 11, 2020 This holiday season Oxfam and friends are shopping differently and encouraging everyone to be kind to our planet, and our wallets, by regifting. Joined by artists including Aisha Tyler, Alyssa Milano, Simon Helberg, Lake Street Dive, Margo Price and many more, Oxfam is promoting an online giveaway of some favorite regifted items. By making the earth-friendly and budget-friendly choice to join the Regift Revolution