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> Moleskine Blog/Vlog MoleNote.com How to prepare a brand new MOLESKINE® book for 1st use ~ ~ don’t just jump right in there and start writing stuff ~ you can start off with ~quality control sticker on inside of file pocket ~Fill in your details + reward for lost and found ~Name/ abbreviation of use for the book on spine or pages ~Number every second page ~The End ~ now start using it !! Post a comment / video responce: what is the 1st things you do with a MOLESKINE® notebook? Do you do anything differently? all video responses auto-accept – feel free~ There are lots of uses for these iconic books, but I always do these things ~ my new prep ritual ~ ^__^ Random blog post: My GTD implementation: http://www.molenote.com RE: Art Journal Workshops With Suzi Blu: Moleskine Journals

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> Pardon my excitement, is this over the top? Chuck Dillon’s Which Art Student Are You? book is now available for purchase! Contact Chuck at: dillon.chuck@gmail.com for more information or you can purchase it online at blog30x30.blogspot.com via the paypal button located on the right side.

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>THE HOLY TABLETS BLACK BOOK PDF E BOOK 1707 PAGES

> The Holy Tablets PDF E BOOK by DR MALACHI Z YORK Consider on e bay this book is sold for 300.00 and you could get a copy the whole book revised 47.74 cpelcephim@gmail for more info. HTP

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> Comments require approval due to spam. Sorry. Aka Medieval Helpdesk. This video makes fun of moderns newbie computer users by illustrating – in a way fully understandable to them – how silly some of their questions are by creating a similar problem in the Middle Ages. It’s from a show called Øystein & Meg (Øystein & I) produced by the Norwegian Broadcasting television channel (NRK) in 2001. The spoken language is Norwegian. It’s written by Knut Nærum and performed by Øystein Bache and Rune Gokstad. NEWS: NRK have uploaded an official version of this video themselves – also with Eng subtitles. It is located at http://www.youtube.com