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Romantic Gay Pride Puzzle Pendants
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Romantic Gay Pride Puzzle Pendants

Looking for a romantic token, a gift for a same-sex partner which yells loud and clear - 'I love you'? Then fit together with a puzzle pendant apiece!

by JoHarrington

Ring-Tailed Mongoose (Galidia elegans): A Red-Bodied, Striped-Tail Carnivore of Madagascar
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Ring-Tailed Mongoose (Galidia elegans): A Red-Bodied, Striped-Tail Carnivore of Madagascar

Which Malagasy carnivore to like best usually centers on the lemur or mongoose. Madagascar is worth the trip. The ring-tailed mongoose also may be admired in the Bronx Zoo.

by DerdriuMarriner

Sandman: Dream of the Endless
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Sandman: Dream of the Endless

Morpheus (aka Dream) is the main protagonist of Neil Gaiman's amazing Sandman graphic novels. Discover why he's such a memorable character.

by JoHarrington

Ring-Tail Marsh Hawks (Circus hudsonius): Female and Juvenile Harriers of the Western Hemisphere
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Ring-Tail Marsh Hawks (Circus hudsonius): Female and Juvenile Harriers of the Western Hemisphere

Harrier hawks are native to Africa, America, and Eurasia. Only a female or juvenile carries the designation ring-tail. Only in America is either known as ring-tail marsh hawk.

by DerdriuMarriner

The Japanese Art of Making Bonsai
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The Japanese Art of Making Bonsai

The beautiful art of carving and sculpting trees into art pieces was first invented in Japan. The bonsai trees were easy to carry while traveling and were thus used for gifts too.

by WriterArtist

Movie Review of World War Z (2013)
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Movie Review of World War Z (2013)

This British-American apocalyptic thriller sets Brad Pitt up against a global infestation of zombies. The graphics are simply amazing.

by JoHarrington

Great Shakespeare Quote Wall Art
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Great Shakespeare Quote Wall Art

Some of the most beautiful phrases in the English language came from Shakespeare's pen. Now, those words can also decorate your walls.

by WiseFool

Whitetails (Odocoileus virginianus): State National and Provincial Symbols in New and Old Worlds
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Whitetails (Odocoileus virginianus): State National and Provincial Symbols in New and Old Worlds

White-tailed deer, as New World natives with a homeland stretching across North America and South America, are honored as national, provincial, and state symbols.

by DerdriuMarriner

Giambologna's Sculpture 'Samson and a Philistine '  at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London
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Giambologna's Sculpture 'Samson and a Philistine ' at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Giambologna's 'Samson and a Philistine' is the most emotionally dramatic and important scupture in the Victoria and Albert Museum's Medieval and Renaissance Galleries

by KathleenDuffy

Kinkajous (Potos flavus):  Ringtails That Tightrope-Walk Their Own Prehensile Tails
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Kinkajous (Potos flavus): Ringtails That Tightrope-Walk Their Own Prehensile Tails

Kinkajous are energetic extroverts as exotic pets. They delight foster families by devouring insect pests. They dismay human friends by raiding garden fruits and vegetables.

by DerdriuMarriner

The Birth of Charles III: The Jacobite Young Pretender
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The Birth of Charles III: The Jacobite Young Pretender

Who was Charles III? Technically there wasn't one, unless you are a supported of the Jacobite cause. Learn more about the Young Pretender.

by AlexandriaIngham

10 Concentration Techniques for the Easily Distracted
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10 Concentration Techniques for the Easily Distracted

Do you find it difficult to motivate yourself? Are you easily distracted? Follow these tips to improve your concentration and get things done.

by CJRose

Imitation Crab Meat Recipe - Crab Cakes on a Budget
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Imitation Crab Meat Recipe - Crab Cakes on a Budget

What can you do with that package of fake crab meat? Our imitation crab meat recipe for ManCave crab cakes will give you that authentic crab cake taste at a fraction of the cost.

by chefmancave

Henry Royce and the Rolls-Royce Limousine
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Henry Royce and the Rolls-Royce Limousine

Henry Royce was a workaholic, self-made engineer whose meticulous attention to detail was balanced by his partner Charles Royce's eye for style and promotional flair

by KathleenDuffy

Scottish Independence: The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 4
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Scottish Independence: The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 4

The final day at Bannockburn is the one that's gone down in history. 700 years ago, Robert the Bruce cried 'Freedom' for his Scots on that famous battlefield.

by JoHarrington

The Maze Runner Trilogy
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The Maze Runner Trilogy

If you liked The Hunger Games and/or Divergent, then you'll definitely love this series, which is by James Dashner.

by Jyreeil

Beginner’s Origami for Christmas - Projects and Paper Crafts for Autumn Season
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Beginner’s Origami for Christmas - Projects and Paper Crafts for Autumn Season

If you are one of those who love paper crafts, indulge yourself in Christmas origami with Santa, Elf, Christmas tree and Snow with only one restraint. It has to be all with paper.

by WriterArtist

Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpepper Executed for Treason as Kathryn Howard’s Lovers
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Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpepper Executed for Treason as Kathryn Howard’s Lovers

Francis Dereham and Thomas Culpepper were executed for treason on December 10, 1541, but were they really the men people believe them to be?

by AlexandriaIngham

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