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- Troubadours
CHRETIEN DE TROYES:Academics will freely admit that this man was a troubadour.
- Precious Stones – The Big Five - Part 3 The Sapphire
The sapphire, protector of the innocent, celestial guardian of truth, bringer of health and youth, symbol of the heavens and birthstone for the month of September, is in fact the same stone as the ruby, the mineral corundum.
- OM to Ogham
Plato observed that the advent of an alphabet making writing efficient for average people actually lead to less knowledge or disciplined communication.
- The Man Who Loved Jail
Around my twentieth birthday life became a series of incredible events.
- When We Was Kids In Chicago
Radio was the big communicator, back when I was a kid.
- When We Was Kids In Chicago (Part 2)
From an early age my Mother sent me to the schools, she thought, would do the best for my education.
- Brazil--Comments by a Gilliam Fan a Little Too Late
Either I am one of the darkest people ever or this was not one of the darkest movies ever made as its own packaging claims.
- Murder Solved From The Grave
I am very interested in reading about ghostly stories and spirits etc.
- Better Red than Dead!
Red, perhaps the first color our eyes perceive.
- Books on Horsemanship - Xenophon Had it Right
Xenophon was a 4th Century BC Greek cavalry officer and military hero, student of Socrates, historian, author, and expert on horsemanship - a man of many talents.
- The Nos Feratu
The Caduceus has the pine cone representing the Pineal Gland which it looks like.
- A Short Biography on Some of Europe's Most Loved and Hated Monarchs - Pt2 (Mad) King George III
King George III who suffered from porphyria, a maddening disease, was born in 1738 to Frederick, Prince of Wales and Augusta.
- Precious Stones The Big Five - Part 4 The Diamond
The diamond is generally regarded as the premier gem in the world of precious stones.
- How to Create a Multi-Artistic Piece (Article 1 of 2)
In the late 19th century the music world was graced by an artist who would push the boundaries of music and art.
- Personal Protection Specialists and Celebrity Stalking
Celebrity stalking has become the way for the socially inept to; A.
- Tarot Cards Demystified: The Suit of Pentacles
There are many ways to interpret the symbolism found in Tarot Cards.
- Tarot Cards Demystified: The Suit of Cups
There are many ways to interpret the symbolism found in Tarot Cards.
- I, Ego, and Power
I: - A vowel that didn't appear in sacerdotal alphabets for which there is little, or should I say not one IOTA of, reason to hold up for personal glorification.
- Eminem Slimshady
Firstly revealed by the fable Dr.
- A Look at the Heart of American Beauty
Sam Mendes’ darkly comic portrayal of suburbia in his first movie, American Beauty (1999) takes a hard look at what happens when you’ve accomplished the American Dream only to realize that it isn’t enough.
- Lance Armstrong Bracelets: Fashion Accessories for a Worthy Cause
Lance Armstrong bracelets, the yellow rubber wrist bands inscribed with the motto LiveStrong, are tangible parts of champion American cyclist Lance Armstrong’s legacy.
- Celebrating Obscurity: A Tribute To J. K. Rowling
A single-parent rose from obscurity in 8 years to become today the greatest woman celebrity, the richest woman (even richer than Her Majesty, the Queen of England) in the U.
- Smart Art Investments - Buy What You Love!
Collecting art can be one of the most enjoyable ways to spend your money.
- Insider Tips to Quadruple Your Art Show Sales
At a recent art show, I could not help but notice that not everyone’s day was going as well as mine! As I experienced a constant stream of people flooding into my booth and buying my artwork, my neighbors were sitting idle and waiting.
- Rasputin
GRIGORY EFIMOVICH NOVYKH (RASPUTIN):‘Hail, Hail, Ras-putin’.
- King Tut's Tomb was No Better - Found in America
Between 603 and 702 AD.
- Copper Keels and Red Ochre
Copper Keels:Nature provides varying resources in different parts of the world.
- Dreaming of Love and Peace
She dreams of touring Europe and the US to sing of love and peace.
- A Billion Cheers At 40: Let's Celebrate 'Mummy Jessy'
Ooh the depth of literary riches, how terrific they are! In less than 40 hours time, our sister- J.
- A Short Biography on Some of Europe's Most Loved and Hated Monarchs - Pt 3 King Ludwig II
King Ludwig II of Bavaria, named after his grandfather, was born in Nymphenburg Castle outside Munich on August 25, 1845 and was the eldest son of King Maximillian II and Queen Marie.
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