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        <description>Born in Tasmania, Pauline Clayton has worked as a television news editor and TV drama script editor (Grundy’s), suburban, regional and metropolitan newspaper reporter, columnist and a magazine feature writer. She has worked as a media advisor and speech writer for both federal and state MP’s from both sides of politics. She had a four&#45;year term as a local government elected representative, and built her own house in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. A former private pilot, Pauline is a dedicated scuba diver, Lady Elliot Island and the Solomon Islands her favoured dive destinations.</description>
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            <title>Life. Most definitely NOT a rehearsal</title>
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            <description>What do you do with your life when what is left can be counted in years, rather than decades?





When the realisation hits that you are sliding into oblivion?

This new fear is aided and abetted by the overwhelming attitude of the community towards the elderly.</description>
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            <title>Confession: Movie rage made me &#8216;assault&#8217; a stranger</title>
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            <description>It&#8217;s not hard to become a serial offender. It&#8217;s much harder to avoid becoming one. It&#8217;s hardest of all when your offence &#8211; serial, nearly serial, or otherwise &#8211; is Movie Rage.



This is a seriously under&#45;studied syndrome suffered by usually polite and self&#45;effacing people who go to the movies to see a film.

Not to have lunch, morning or afternoon tea. To see a film.</description>
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            <title>Facebook: putting readers ahead of the words</title>
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            <description>Am I missing something here? I don&#8217;t Twitter, tried Facebook for about a week and found intelligent and literate friends were writing banal crud.



I know, I know, I&#8217;m a dinosaur. What do you expect? I started out communicating mechanically using a cordless, battery&#45;less typewriter.

I now have a bracelet made of old Remington or Royale typewriter keys.</description>
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            <title>Another year on, another year older</title>
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            <description>One of the great myths is that we grow old gracefully.



Absolute rubbish. We lurch from being young, active and viable, too old, useless and invisible in the snap of an eye.

There&#8217;s nothing graceful about it.</description>
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