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My business card at Extras.co.uk
This is a link to my Extras profile - you might be interested in seeing my details or even joining Extras yourself - they are agents for people looking for work as an extra, so come on all you folk who have a secret hankering after show-biz - it won't earn you a fortune, but it will be fun, and a bit of pin-money if you are lucky.
Squidoo -
This is the website I use to make web-pages about things which interest me, like cookery, gardening and various things that happen - see my web pages (which are called lenses) below:
Squidoo:  Squidoo is the popular publishing platform and community that makes it easy for you to create "lenses" online. Lenses are pages, kind of like flyers or signposts or overview articles, that gather everything you know about your topic of interest--and snap it all into focus. 
It's a supersimple, fun and powerful way to share your interests, build your online identity and credibility, and connect with new readers and friends. It's all free, and you could even earn a royalty for charity or yourself.
Thrifty Ways to Use up Chicken and Turkey Leftovers chicken patty using leftovers

My Squidoo Lens Blog
10 Shade Tolerant- Plants                     vinca minor

 How Venetian Glass Beads are Made

millefiore Venetian glass beads
 Computer Problems - a Day in my Life - an Occasional Journal
 Has your Computer Security been Compromised?
Outcome of Copenhagen Convention 
A World-Famous Tattooist, Lal Hardy, at work
 Tattoo – a Poem 
Cockney Rhyming Slang Quiz
Book Quiz – Which Country?

 Invasive Garden Plants

Valentine Rant and Unromantic Poetry

Biggles by Capt. W E Johns - Vintage Boyhood Favourites

Your Mobile Phone - ICE- In Case of Emergency

Poisonous Garden Plants: Iris, Azalea, Hydrangea

 

Poisonous Plants: Hellebore, Oleander and Vinca or Periwinkle

Poisonous Plants: Morning Glory (Ipomoea) Lupin, Aconite (Monks Hood or Wolfs Bane)

 17  Poisonous Plants: Lily of the Valley, Poison Ivy and Foxglove (Digitalis)


Poisonous Garden Plants: Daffodils, Lantana and Euphorbia
Poisonous Plants: Chinese Lantern, Deadly Nightshade, Castor Oil Plant

The Penny – Proverbs and Sayings

My Squidoo Lens Blogs
Have a look at Squidoo
Writing:
The Writers' Resource Centre Loads of Tips on writing
Comics:
Book Palace They sell comics
Books:
The Big Green Bookshop (in Wood Green, London) A Good independent Bookshop in Wood Green
Absent Friends: Nicholas Monserrat - by Steve Donoghue An interesting and detailed article about all his books
The Life and Works of Rudyard Kipling - by Stazjia A lively and detailed article
Charles Dickens: a Life Documented - by Nancy OramThe Life of Charles Dickens in Documents and Photos
John Grisham: Legal Thriller Author - by Nancy OramThe Works of Legal Thriller Author, John Grisham
Community and Environmental:

North London Local Exchange Trading Scheme
    
North London Local Exchange  Trading Scheme: Members exchange their labour with each other without using money (ie alternative currency system)

Freecycle London

Freecycle Haringey
Freecycle London and Haringey Freecycle:  Members advertise things they are offering to give away or things they want.  The idea is to save things which other people might be able to use from going into a landfill site, effectively recycling goods. They may not ask for payment or anything in return.
Using Human Hair to Clean Oil Spills Human hair and animal fur can be used to help clean up the oil and stop its spread. That's right - human hair. Hair collects oil. That's why you have to wash it. Just as it collects oil from your skin, it also collects oil from an environmentally threatening oil slick.
This is an excellent resource webpage with loads of links to show you how to re-use all manner of things
Avaaz  
            
Avaaz” means “Voice” in many Asian,Middle Eastern and Eastern European languages
Avaaz"A new global web movement with a simple democratic mission: to close the gap between the world we have, and the world most people everywhere want. Across the world, most people want - stronger protections for the environment, greater respect for human rights, and concerted efforts to end poverty, corruption and war. Yet globalization faces a huge democratic deficit as international decisions are shaped by political elites and unaccountable corporations rather than the views and values of the world’s people.

"Technology and the internet have allowed citizens to connect and mobilize like never before. The rise of a new model of internet-driven, people-powered politics is changing countries from Australia to the Philippines to the United States. Avaaz takes this model global, connecting people across borders to bring people powered politics to international decision-making".
Healing:
Soul Centering

The purpose of this site is to provide information for those wishing to embark upon the path of self healing in order to transcend the limitations of our conditioned and pre-programmed responses. Here you will find Reiki, Sekhem, Crystals and Orbs.
Lisa Hatton Cogitive Hypno-therapist and childbirth educator as well as offering NLP and coaching. She is based in Central London. Lisa is very good at what she does - I have first hand experience of some of her therapies, and found her suggestions very helpful.

Websites I Like:


Wolfram Alpha

              
WolframAlpha computational search engine - Making the World's Knowledge Computable -
Wolfram|Alpha is the first step in an ambitious, long-term project to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable by anyone. Enter your question or calculation and Wolfram|Alpha uses its built-in algorithms and a growing collection of data to compute the answer. Based on a new kind of knowledge-based computing
Listen to the talk - I was absolutely flabbergasted by its fiendish cleverness, and I suspect it could lead to hours of my time spent on pointless searches.
Underground History (London Underground Tubes) Very well researched and interesting description of abandoned London Underground stations, with photographs

                                                              
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