I think it is good to give back to the community in some way. And this is why I have personally donated a lot of time to volunteering for different charity organizations.

If you are wondering about charity organizations you can get involved with (as a place to start) here are some great organizations I have volunteered for over the years.

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Note: The Legend of Khnemu and a Seven Years' Famine is cut in hieroglyphs on a large rounded block of granite, which stands on the south-east portion of Sehel, a little island in the First Cataract in Upper Egypt, two or three miles to the south of the modern town of Aswan, the ancient Syene. The rock that tells of the story of The Seven Years' Famine through the hieroglyphs inscribed on it is known as The Famine Stela.

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The 180 stone beast has almost killed his owners on more than one occasion due to his sheer size - but that doesn't stop them giving him the freedom of their home.

It might sound like a load of bull but this couple really do share their home with a 180 stone BUFFALO called Wild Thing.

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Ginger Tea Recipe:

I made a whole pitcher of ginger tea and have been drinking a cup every morning and evening.

Making ginger tea is incredibly easy.

You get fresh ginger root and grate about a cup of it.

Fill up a glass pitcher with water and add the cup of grated ginger root.

Then microwave it for about 6 - 8 minutes or until the water is boiling.

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People Who Are In Love With Inanimate Objects

Every day people fall in love. It is a normal emotion that people express in different ways. But some people wander of the beaten path and become romantically involved with inanimate objects.

These are just some of many people who are drawn to things people usually would not think of as being sexually attractive. Or dating material at all.

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Egyptian Goddesses: Amentet

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Every night, it curved into his dreams, folding into view from around impossible corners, one gaping socket always on him as it silently glided. He thought putting some distance between the thing he'd found in the attic and himself might help, but no, it met him on the road.

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"I had that nightmare again, about the horse on the stairs."

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Who likes stories about ponies?
Who likes stories about airplanes? With ponies?

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If you answered yes, I’ve got a not-a-contest entry for you by none other than the talented Penguifyer:

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It’s no secret I get a lot of ideas while at work. From things people say, to things I’m working on, to things I hear on the radio, to just the everyday minutia and what if there were a pony involved in the process?

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Ever since I penned the first story, I thought about her buying things with her name on them.

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1: Scootaloo Orphan

I’ve seen so many stories with Rainbow as Scoot’s real mom, of Rainbow adopting her. But the truth is different. Scootaloo’s parents are actually explorers, who go out frequently and weren’t introduced until Season 9.

2: Rainbow Blaze

In season 7, Rainbow’s Pinkie-like (without the defying the laws of physics-yness) parents were revealed.

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Fact #1: While I can't sing high notes, I'm quite alright at singing in general. I can hold a tune as some put it. It makes for use whenever I'm singing along with some of my favorite Disney songs.

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Who would you recommend my stories to?

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Now YouTube has just decided to delete YouTube channels and Google accounts that are 'controversial'. Their definition of 'controversial' is pretty broad; comedy, news, anything that goes against what mainstream media says, and more!

Isn't the future looking grand? :')

P.S. Facebook, Twitter, and all of the other social media sites have pretty much taken the same stance.

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Well, now that Thorax has a reformed brother, that means that there are two royal brothers in the Changeling kingdom.

And there are two royal sisters that rule over Equestria.

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People are going to start shipping Celestia and Thorax and Luna and Pharynx now, are't they?

I live in Arizona where it is so hot most days of the year that your butt literally glues itself to any surface you are unfortunate enough to be leaning against or sitting on.

It is so hot here that you can cook food just by leaving it outside. I’m not even joking. I have literally cooked eggs, sausage, etc. just by leaving them on a pan sitting on top of the asphalt for a few hours. Oh, and I've baked muffins, cookies, etc. just by leaving them in my car for an hour or so. :I

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So this is actually a two-fer, ‘cause there’ll be some story notes towards the end.

First order of business is that my phone’s fixed and I have my internet back (for now).

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Since y’all are surely interested, I’ll give you a rundown of the phone issues over the last month.

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I have no idea how this idea originally came to mind.

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Wow, this is at least the second one-shot I’ve written involving ponies eating pizza. What were the odds of that?

For better or worse, not pre-read by anybody. Just like a Little Caesar’s Hot and Ready doesn’t get any inspection before it goes out the door . . . helps keep the price low, y’know?

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Did y’all have a nice Labor Day? I got the day off and was productive enough to mow the lawn and poke at some of recent comments I’ve gotten on . . . well, you know.

So now would be a great time to complain about work.

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Notable Female Leaders: Margaret Thatcher, Jeannette Rankin, and Golda Meir

There have been many influential and interesting female leaders throughout all eras of history. These leaders come from every country in the world and are certianly worth talking about. But we usually don't hear about these leaders in school textbooks as they are often left out of school history lessons.

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