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Time for Some Tasty Nuggets

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A friend from New Orleans, Louisiana once described good music and writing as tasty and I agree with her wholeheartedly. Good writing provides a palette of flavors that can stick with you your whole life and bring back good memories.

We have here 18 new articles we call  HubNuggets that are really tasty new writing from new writers.  at the link, you can access the articles that are divided into three Topic categories: Writing, Relationships, and Beliefs. If  you comments on the articles’ comment thread and leave your link in the slot provided, or join the community – or are already a member, you’ll increase your Internet Traffic right along with the new writers highlighted this week.

The theme of the Round Up article showcasing the 18 selections is a parody of  TV adventure series.  You’ll have a good time with a couple of laughs and some good reading and tasty comments.

Froggies – Frog Art: There are many fine examples of frog art. Whether you want simple frog are prints, or an o.. http://bit.ly/bf32ao

Star Clusters: Beginner astronomers with large optical telescope and interest in deep sky watching should consi.. http://bit.ly/96FH0H

Scottish Fingerprints

Fingerprinting became a familiar police procedure in popular Sherlock Holmes novels beginning in 1897, just after New Scotland Yard began their use of fingerprinting in combatting crime in London.

Fingerprints: Ancient Egypt to Scotland Yard

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle propelled a phenomenon may have built enough interest in forensics that London law enforcement increased its research and development in this area. Egyptians in 3,000 BC used prints as business ID, but today’s banking institutions do as well.

Fingerprints have come full circle and their importance was established at Scotland Yard.  However, SNA evidence is more reliable…