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I have made my living for years by selling on eBay, Amazon, Alibris and Abebooks. I now look forward to selling my own words, as opposed to the bound pages of others. Education/Experience: MA English Interests: gardens, prehistory, religions, evolution, war strategy, peace Affiliations: Norse Wisdom, Navies of the World URL |
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One easy-to-find product to sell on eBay is the ads that you see in magazines. Believe it or not, there is a collectibles market for them.
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Insight into the testing process on the bridge of USS Anzio off the Virginia Capes.
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Two car accident with injuries.
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Dill comes back every year and gives you aroma therapy.
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Bee balm is a survivor, beautiful and tough, a great addition to flower gardens.
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Military Sealift Command sends one huge ship with 200 Navistar MRAPs.
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USS Port Royal, Aegis guided-missile cruiser, heads for 5th Fleet.
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USS Hue City helped the crew of a sinking dhow in the Gulf of Oman.
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The US Navy continues to develop unmanned aircraft, now at a new airfield at China Lake, CA.
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Two ships run parallel to refuel.
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737 anti-sub plane carries torpedoes, depth charges, harpoon missiles, sonobuoys.
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New class of ship replaces older amphibious transports.
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The US Navy has followed the pirate beset ship since October.
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Navistar will supply spare parts for Marine Corps Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles in Iraq.
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Nimitz class carrier makes another step towards redeployment.
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New generation of Coast Guard cutters is in development.
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Northrop gets a $730 million contract from the US in part to send radars to Turkey.
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System called Spiral will jam radio controlled bombs.
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BAE wins large contract.
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Armored vehicles sent to Iraq, specially designed for urban warfare.
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ICE deploys additional teams to double catch since last year.
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Coast Guard rescues flood victims.
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Essex finishes visit to Cambodia.
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The RAF buys another C-17.
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The USGS has studied the ash from wildfires and found some risk to local polulation's health.
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Use these rules to survive that pile of compositions that need to be graded.
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Members of the Special Troops Battalion are packing and preparing for the big move, for redeployment back home to the United States.
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Anyone who watches the news is familiar with pictures of burning military vehicles on the side of the road. This is the unfortunate result of any war, in this case the anti-insurgency fight in Iraq.
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The United States Navy reports that the USS Essex (LHD 2) is paying a visit to Cambodia, and is carrying the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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Rescue operations to be practiced.
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Teen materialism is studied.
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Statin side effects are investigated
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Where did Native Americans originate?
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Scientists discover how an age related gene works.
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Operations in Afghanistan.
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A new Type 42 destroyer has been launched.
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Marines use small library at Camp Smith, Hawaii.
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The First Battalion of the Royal Anglian Regiment was welcomed home on Friday after a long tour of duty fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Researchers at Queens University in the United Kingdom are looking for volunteers for a study of diabetic people who own dogs. The goal of the study is to determine scientifically whether or not dogs ...
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The English find much to admire in Cuba's health care system.
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University gets grant to publicize watershed impacts.
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Boeing announces sale of 777 and 737 models to KLM.
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Three teachers receive rewards and discuss one room school houses.
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Researches study climate change and war from an historical, scientific perspective.
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The USN reports that is has updated its safety precautions in preparation for battle.
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The San Jacinto assists five people lost at sea.
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Detail of the Navy's safety checklist updates.
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The USS McHenry supports training of navy in Ghana and also assists in building a clinic.
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US Army forces coordinate with Egyptian Army in Operation Bright Star.
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The Northern Illinois School of Theatre and Dance has trained a group of storytellers to entertain the DeKalb, Illinois, community this holiday season. The show takes place in the Stevens Building Cor...
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After a long cruise protecting the sea lanes, the strike force returns.
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Students from NIU will paint the street logo for the Thanksgiving Day parade in Chicago.
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Developers of the video game America's Army spend four days in Army boot camp.
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Gun battle in local town defeats Al-Qaeda
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Costa describes how insurgents used "gang hand sign" type signals to direct attacks against US troops.
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The USS Enterprise, nuclear powered, is practicing anti-submarine warfare in the North Arabian Sea, close to Iran and Pakistan.
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The last satellite in the DSP has been launched.
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Automated camera survives fire to show coyote escaping and returning to area after fire.
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A study of author order in scientific papers suggests strategy for gaining tenure.
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A humble supplicant at the Church of McDonald's is cast into the purgatory lane.
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News about three US Navy ships is updated.
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Fourth ship to honor Rear Admiral Sampson commissioned.
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The Illinois EPA is cleaning up an illegal waste site in McClure, Illinois.
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Fluke worms in Faucet Snails are killing off waterfowl in the Mississippi Flyway.
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Small waste dumps around Illinois are cleaned up.
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US Army announces remains of Korean War solier found.
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Department of Labor grants Missouri over one million dollars to help workers at closed base.
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A study by the Rand Corporation concludes the diesel powered vehicles benefit consumers and society more than gas powered or hybrid vehicles.
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The Army has awarded ATK a contract to build improved fuses for its guided and conventional artillery shells.
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Astronomers, using funding from the National Science Foundation and NASA, have discovered a planet circling a nearby star that might have moons that can support life.
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Scientists develop method to digitally dissect ancient spiders preserved in amber.
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Hexwar.com has computerized those old hexagonal grid maps and allows you to replay those old, World War II, Civil War and Napoleonic games. And you can try it for free.
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Non-scientific, reality based tips for diabetic cats.
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Have students share and discuss just their introductions.
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DeKalb, Illinois has a relatively high number of registered sex offenders compared to other towns with similar populations.
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Felix the Welsh Terrier demonstrates terrier garden tastes.
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Answers several objections to raising the minimum wage.
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Have the class write about its drafts while you have quick, well-defined conferences with individual students.
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Divers for the University of Alaska in Fairbanks conduct survey of Aleutians.
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Animals from the hoarding situation outside of Rochelle, Illinois, are adopted.
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NASA is looking for scientists to work for the new Nationwide Lunar Science Institute.
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Space shuttle rocket engine ignited for tests.
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The City of DeKalb, Illinois, has sent letters to property owners in commercial zones banning clothing donation bins.
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A strong odor of gas seems to be coming from the Waste Management landfill near DeKalb, Illinois.
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Gas station to be built near airport runway could pose hazard.
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Examines the scenario that might lead Bush to use nuclear weapons.
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A no nonsense chart helps you to structure your essay and write it quickly.
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Describes how to write about an ad, a very common first year English assignment, focusing on thesis and topic sentence development.
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Zwinkey is a clever, Betty Boop, Betty and Veronica type ad for a toolbar and other features.
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How to sell used books from book racks at local coffee shops and businesses.
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Booksellers on eBay sort through tons of dross books before finding valuable ones to sell; this technique adds value to those discards and allows you to sell them.
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Article asks for a President who will increase the number of spies that we have in other countries. It criticizes the government for failing to develop these sources.
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No Strings Attached, an antique store, is back in business in DeKalb, Illinois.
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A new system has been installed at crossings to reduce train horn noise.
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How to get there before the sale to snag all of the good books. How to become a Power Seller by going to book sales.
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Students examine their own drafts for typical mistakes in analyzing something.
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Deciding to adopt, the process, hurts, because you are giving up another dream.
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Simple rules for being more compassionate to those who lose a pregnancy.
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