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Parfrey's Glen in Wisconsin: a Creek, a Gorge, and a Waterfall, and Their Unique Fauna and Flora
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Parfrey's Glen in Wisconsin: a Creek, a Gorge, and a Waterfall, and Their Unique Fauna and Flora

Parfrey's Glen is Wisconsin's first Natural Area. It offers visitors beautiful views of a gorge and its creek, waterfall and wildlife.

by DerdriuMarriner

Music Mix | Our Treat
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Music Mix | Our Treat

It's a typical Friday night at our house. My SO (significant other) is consistently predictable. How are we going to start our weekend? JAMMING!

by cmoneyspinner

Richard II and Henry IV: The Lineage that Led to the War of the Roses
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Richard II and Henry IV: The Lineage that Led to the War of the Roses

On September 30, 1399, Henry IV was officially named King of England. He deposed his cousin, Richard II, and set up the events of the War of the Roses.

by AlexandriaIngham

Korean Grand Prix 2013 at Yeongam Preview
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Korean Grand Prix 2013 at Yeongam Preview

Round fourteen of the Formula One racing championship takes place at the relatively new Korean International Circuit on Sunday 6 October 2013.

by SteveRogerson

Safety Superhero
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Safety Superhero

Every group has someone that performs risk assessments more carefully and talks about safety more than others. These people become Safety Champions.

by Fargy

Delightful Thanksgiving Cornucopia Basket and Centerpieces for Fall
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Delightful Thanksgiving Cornucopia Basket and Centerpieces for Fall

The irresistible cornucopia basket, also called the Horn Of Plenty is the traditional symbol of profusion and wealth.

by WriterArtist

An American owns Australia
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An American owns Australia

Australia recently had an election (13th Sept 2013) and the winner, in theory, is the top dog in Australia. But he isn't.

by Fargy

Wisconsin's Henry S Reuss Ice Age Visitor Center: Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Headquarters
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Wisconsin's Henry S Reuss Ice Age Visitor Center: Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Headquarters

The Henry S. Reuss Ice Age Visitor Center has exhibits on Wisconsin's Ice Age Parks and Trail. It is the Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Unit headquarters.

by DerdriuMarriner

Under Construction: Coming Soon in a Theme Park Close to You
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Under Construction: Coming Soon in a Theme Park Close to You

A number of new attractions have been scheduled for construction at some of the world’s top theme parks. Let’s check on four of the most anticipated ones.

by MikeRobbers

Safety Fears
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Safety Fears

We think we are rational, but we don't act like it. Safety is the control of risks, and we assess risk through emotional filters. We can't help it.

by Fargy

Robert Dudley Made Earl of Leicester: A Title to Make Him Suitable for Marriage
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Robert Dudley Made Earl of Leicester: A Title to Make Him Suitable for Marriage

On September 29, 1564, the steps were taken to make Robert Dudley a suitable husband for Mary, Queen of Scots. But was he happy about this? What did he do to avoid marrying her?

by AlexandriaIngham

Interzone 248: Review of September-October 2013 Issue
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Interzone 248: Review of September-October 2013 Issue

Steve Rogerson reviews the fiction and the rest is issue 248 (September-October 2013) of science-fiction and fantasy magazine Interzone.

by SteveRogerson

Alexander the Great: God-King or Mere Mortal?
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Alexander the Great: God-King or Mere Mortal?

Alexander the Great was not a prophet. But he does hold a place in history as being one of the most exceptional political and military leaders.

by cmoneyspinner

Wisconsin's Natural Bridge State Park: Arch, Rockshelter, Shade-Tolerant Flora of Medicinal Interest
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Wisconsin's Natural Bridge State Park: Arch, Rockshelter, Shade-Tolerant Flora of Medicinal Interest

Wisconsin's Natural Bridge State Park claims the Midwest's greatest natural arch and bridge and houses the region's oldest inhabited rockshelter, with natively vegetated trails.

by DerdriuMarriner

Good Christmas Gift Ideas for Teenage Boys Christmas 2024
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Good Christmas Gift Ideas for Teenage Boys Christmas 2024

Top presents teens want to get for Christmas this year - with the option for boys to share their own favorite gifts.

by spirituality

The Complete Black Belt of Golf
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The Complete Black Belt of Golf

Golf. A game. A martial art. Get your kung fu juju out and get your mojo on for how golf shows us how games are more than just a game.

by Fargy

Maria Moninckx and South Africa's Gasteria nigricans and Pelargonium lobatum
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Maria Moninckx and South Africa's Gasteria nigricans and Pelargonium lobatum

Two botanical illustrations, Gasteria nigricans and Pelargonium oblatum, reveal the stunning delicacy with which Maria Moninckx (c.1676-1757) painted her watercolors.

by DerdriuMarriner

Pineapple Food Ideas and Kitchen Gifts
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Pineapple Food Ideas and Kitchen Gifts

Pineapples are a juicy fruit that can be eaten by themselves, or enjoyed in a variety of recipes. For a splash of yellow in the kitchen, consider the ripe pineapple.

by CherylsArt

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