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“Appolicious: What is your definition of the term "Serendipity Engine"?”
“Serendipity is very hard to create, but by simply shaking things-up you increase your chances of finding something new.”
“Unless Serendipity is explicitly for people of your rank, say by invitation & peer review standards, it is open to WWWing – different style and commitment to any piece of writing.”
Open Climate Science or Denial of Service attacks? | Serendipity
“Serendipity is critical of the Western media for not portraying the feeling of many Sri Lankans who were relieved and have celebrated the news of the end of the bitter war.”
Global Voices in English » Sri Lanka: Abuse, Disbelief And Bitterness Persist
“Serendipity is the eponymous character, from the eponymous book in the Serendipity series.”
“Serendipity, is something older people believe in and younger people expect and, I think it is part of that 3 million year long evolution at least the part that you and I live. ps its a real shame how mm went down kirkdinner Says:”
“Serendipity is the art of finding something meaningful amid looking for something else; or at least, that is how I define it.”
“Serendipity is when you find things you weren't looking for because finding what you were looking for is so damned difficult.”
“Serendipity is my friend, you understand, so I had to open up the magazine and check out what they had to say, since now at least three blogs have taken up talking about comfort food these days.”
Tigers & Strawberries » Winter Returns, and Comfort Food Rules Supreme
“But the name Serendipity certainly describes the store's lucky effect on the 48-year-old business owner's life.”
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mwhiggin A serendipity is a surprisingly positive outcome or event for an individual. Jun 10, 2009
WaterRabbit Serendipity is the effect by which one accidentally discovers something fortunate, especially while looking for something else entirely. The word has been voted as one of the ten English words that were hardest to translate in June 2004 by a British translation company. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serendipity Apr 2, 2009
depsi the phenomenon of things coming together perfectly when you least expected them to Mar 31, 2009