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Grapefruit Ethnobotany: Generous Versatility of Citus x paradisi as Food Sources and So Much More
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Grapefruit Ethnobotany: Generous Versatility of Citus x paradisi as Food Sources and So Much More

Grapefruit trees add beauty and commercial value to the landscape. All parts of a grapefruit tree have a use, of which the best known and most beloved is as a food source.

by DerdriuMarriner

Christmas Trees Galore – Imitation, Fiber Optic, and Pre-lit Evergreen Xmas Trees
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Christmas Trees Galore – Imitation, Fiber Optic, and Pre-lit Evergreen Xmas Trees

Nothing beats the real evergreen fir, spruce and pine trees for Christmas. However for affordability and low maintenance, gift beautiful imitation Christmas trees.

by WriterArtist

Grapefruits: Forbidden Fruits or Monstrous Oranges?
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Grapefruits: Forbidden Fruits or Monstrous Oranges?

Grapefruit's origins are shrouded in mystery. The juicy fruit previously was known as "forbidden fruit" and thought to be an orange. A grapefruit by any name is alluring.

by DerdriuMarriner

Scottish Independence: The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 2
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Scottish Independence: The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 2

The Fate of a nation was decided at Bannockburn. Yet 700 years ago, Scotland's most famous battle for freedom nearly wasn't fought at all.

by JoHarrington

Visit Kew Garden's  Millenium Seed Bank in Sussex
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Visit Kew Garden's Millenium Seed Bank in Sussex

Up to ten thousand of the world's plant species are threatened with extinction. Kew's Millenium Seed Bank is working hard to save plants and habitats around the world.

by KathleenDuffy

Diana Gabaldon's Outlander Christmas Decorations
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Diana Gabaldon's Outlander Christmas Decorations

Would you like to decorate your home with Jamie Fraser? Aye, you would. Dinna fash, Jamie and Claire Christmas ornaments can be found right here.

by JoHarrington

Making Gulp at Magpie Brewery, Nottingham
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Making Gulp at Magpie Brewery, Nottingham

Steve Rogerson gives a personal view of being part of the Magpie team in the 2013 Nottingham Camra Diversity Brew-off competition

by SteveRogerson

This Christmas, Give a Music Lover the Gift of a Digital Piano
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This Christmas, Give a Music Lover the Gift of a Digital Piano

I found the perfect Christmas gift for a music lover: a Yamaha digital piano. Here’s why it can be better than an old-fashioned upright piano.

by Mira

Grapefruit Cultivation: The Realities of Back Yard Grapefruit Tree Growing
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Grapefruit Cultivation: The Realities of Back Yard Grapefruit Tree Growing

Grapefruit trees are not found in only orchards. They also may flourish in back yards and in greenhouses.

by DerdriuMarriner

A Look at Early 20th Century Hats Through the Lens of Downton Abbey
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A Look at Early 20th Century Hats Through the Lens of Downton Abbey

The hats of Downton Abbey tell their own story. Learn why women's hats changed and evolved during the series. Buy your own Downton Abbey inspired hats, and Seasons 1-4 on DVD.

by AbbyFitz

Interzone 249: Review of November-December 2013 Issue
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Interzone 249: Review of November-December 2013 Issue

The November-December 2013 issue of Interzone mixes science-fiction, fantasy and horror in its six short stories. Steve Rogerson reviews the selection.

by SteveRogerson

Santa’s Helper - The Good Old Christmas Elf
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Santa’s Helper - The Good Old Christmas Elf

Did you ever wonder how these cute Santa’s helpers came out big in Christmas traditions to charm their spell on us?

by WriterArtist

Best Places to Buy Prints of Original Art Online
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Best Places to Buy Prints of Original Art Online

If you want to know where to buy high quality art prints online, check out these websites. They offer some awesome original art.

by Snurre

Recipe for Traditional Basic Ham Egg and Onion Flan or Quiche
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Recipe for Traditional Basic Ham Egg and Onion Flan or Quiche

Make a traditional flan or quiche with either store-bought or home-made flan case. This is a delicious, versatile and economical dish eaten hot or cold.

by KathleenDuffy

Scottish Independence:  The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 1
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Scottish Independence: The Battle of Bannockburn Pt 1

The Battle of Bannockburn marked a key turning point in Scottish history. Its 700th anniversary is in 2014. Robert the Bruce forged freedom for Scotland.

by JoHarrington

Lucan: ITV drama starring Rory Kinnear and Christopher Eccleston
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Lucan: ITV drama starring Rory Kinnear and Christopher Eccleston

Rory Kinnear plays Lord Lucan in an ITV drama that tries to unravel the mystery of the aristocrat's disappearance forty years ago.

by SteveRogerson

Who Won the Battle of Bannockburn? And What Did they Win?
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Who Won the Battle of Bannockburn? And What Did they Win?

The popular response would be Robert the Bruce and Scottish independence. As the 700th anniversary approaches, we can take a much wider view than that.

by JoHarrington

UGLI Fruit (Citrus reticulata x Citrus paradisi): Beauty Is Not Just Skin Deep
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UGLI Fruit (Citrus reticulata x Citrus paradisi): Beauty Is Not Just Skin Deep

UGLI fruits are native to the Caribbean island of Jamaica. Seemingly unattractive exteriors give no hint of their delicious, luscious, nutritious interior.

by DerdriuMarriner

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