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This model, developed by Buhalis, is frequently referred to when discussing destination marketing competitiveness. There are two articles wh...
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The Women and Comics Survey is the next post down. I have gotten numerous responses, and I'll be posting results after a week or so, or...
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It's no secret that I am a big fan of alternate histories, whether in prose or in comics. The what-might-have-beens - of history and fic... -
I like to post once a week, over the weekend, and since it's already Monday night, it appears I am a little behind schedule. So, in lie...
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Kvornan Tricou "Gender: Male Age: Young Adult Fitness: Trim Weight: Normal Sub Type: Human Traits: Childish, Inappropriate, Party Anim...
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Some time ago when I was relatively new to the comixweblogosphere, I encountered Orca, probably at the Absorbascon. This whale-woman enemy o...
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Summerdream Created: 07/05/12 English Residents: 4 Funds: §20,500 "The Summerdreams' kindly nature and zest for life have cast ...
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The Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities has named Nathan J. Burrell as manager of its James River Park. Burrell follows...
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Last episode , we were looking at the Special Invasion Edition of the Daily Planet , and marveling at how well DC had captured the "l...
