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"For some time she received it all literally, though it appeared strange to her that 'God worked by the day, got tired, and stopped to rest,' etc. But after a little time, she began to reason upon it, thus -- 'Why, if God works by the day, and one day's work tires him, and he is obliged to rest, either from weariness or on account of darkness, or if he waited for the 'cool of the day to walk in the garden,' because he was inconvenienced by the heat of the sun, why then it seems that God cannot do as much as I can; for I can bear the sun at noon, and work several days and nights in succession without being much tired." - Sojourner Truth and Olive Gilbert

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Gongol.com Archives: September 2009
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September 25, 2009

Study says historic letter-writers wrote just like today's e-mailers
The patterns of correspondence among historic letter-writers like Einstein, Freud, and Hemingway were just like those of people living today using e-mail: They wrote irregularly and in batches.

Humor and Good News

The Insta-Trailer
(Video - potentially offensive) How to produce a movie trailer without really trying

News

Campaign slogans: Pithy philosophy

Water News

Water on the Moon

Broadcasting

WHO wins Marconi Awards

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