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Kalocsa the town of Red Paprika Kalocsa was built on the terrace of the Danube, in the region of Sárköz, on a site surrounded by creeks. It is an agricultural town, but also the seat of the archbishop of Kalocsa. hungary • kalocsa • baroque • pepper • paprika
Immunology Immunology - complex? difficult? boring?! It doesn't need to be. immunology • pathogens • microbes • bacteria • bactericides
National Aerial Surveillance Plan Canada uses high technology aircraft and satellite systems to detect, deter, and prosecute ship-source marine pollution. national aerial surveillance plan • nasp • pollution surveillance aircraft • maritime surveillance system 6000 • ship-source marine pollution
Off The Drawing Board Many ideas never made it past the drawing board during America's effort to get to the moon. apollo • lfv • astronaut • scheme • proposal
Poetry publishers tell all Ever wonder what an editor is thinking when he/she says "yes" or "no" to your poetry submission? paul skec attends a seminar in Melbourne, Australia, and finds out what's going on in the minds of a few of Australia's most influential poetry editors. poetry • publication • publishers • paul • skec
How To Save Money On Groceries Now The cost of fuel is at an all time high, so retailers are tacking the shipping costs on to your grocery bill. These money saving tips will keep more cash in your pocket. save money • lower food cost • grocery stores • food coupons • supermarkets
Jacob Anguish The Revolutionary War was a bloody, frightening and difficult time for the families who lived through it, as one soldier's story well illustrates. jacob anguish • butler's rangers • revolutionary war • american revolution • united empire loyalists
Jacob Anguish in Prison Jacob Anguish, a soldier in Butler's Rangers during the American Revolution, seems to have been aptly named; he lost a foot to gangrene. jacob anguish • butler's rangers • revolutionary war • american revolution • united empire loyalists
Satellite Image Archive Accessible From USGS Remarkable images of conditions present on the Earth's surface for the last 35 years are available to the public through the USGS Landsat Image Archive. free landsat imagery collection • landsat satellite image archive • landsat scenes • remote earth sensing • landsat
D.H. Lawrence Author Biography Life and works of D.H. Lawrence, controversial English author on sexual themes, in particular, "Lady Chatterley's Lover." dh lawrence • biographical essay on lawrence • dh lawrence lady chatterleys lover • sons and lovers by lawrence • bio writer women in love
Jacob Anguish at Fort Erie Despite having lost a leg to gangrene, this reluctant soldier of the American Revolution lived many years, leaving many United Empire Loyalist descendants around Niagara. jacob anguish • butler's rangers • revolutionary war • american revolution • united empire loyalists
Home Sweet Home: The International Space Station A detailed timeline of the early construction of the International Space Station. international space station
Visiting the Mormons As overland travelers visited Utah in the 1850s and 1860s, their reports of the Mormon people became steadily more negative. latter day saints in 1850s • latter day saints in 1860s • first hand reports on mormons • reports on early utah settlement • mormons in 1850s
Essen und Trinken . . . <i>And now for something completely different . . .</i> Some inquiries about Medieval food have inspired me to take a different turn this month. food • recipies • medieval • wierd food • hunger
Hitler’s Foreign Legion: Waffen SS Nearly 350,000 non-German volunteers from no less than 16 occupied countries served willingly in Adolf Hitler's Waffen SS combat units from 1940-1945. hitler’s foreign legions • waffen ss • ss • german ss • schutzstaffel
Illuminated Manuscripts The historical significance of illuminated manuscripts, the use of illuminations and decorated initials, why illuminated manuscripts died out. illuminations • illuminated manuscripts • medieval • middle ages • illustration
These Plants Came From Africa? Teaching Kids the Origin of Garden Plants It's important to teach children the origin of plants. Plants we commonly grow can come from many different countries. This article is about plants from Africa. © <a href="/profile.cfm/Linda">Linda Mazar</a> plant origins • african plants • starting seeds • websites • web sites
Award Winning YA Writer: Amanda Jenkins interview with young adult writer Amanda Jenkins who gives writing tips and advise and talks about her books young adult literature • young adult writing • writing for young adults • edgy young adult writing • edgy young adult literature
Online Nurseries 2001 - Weird Dude's Plant Zoo Weird Dude's Plant Zoo has a truly eclectic mix of plants, ranging from alpines to tropicals. There's something for most every climate, but a particular emphasis on unusual plants and plants for warmer areas. Their list is full of plants I haven't bumped into before...as well as many I know of and want to grow. Lots of pix, so please be patient while the page loads for you. shade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials
Online Nurseries 2001 - Variegated Foliage Nursery Stan Megos' Variegated Foliage Nursery, in Eastford, Connecticut, fosters the same type of uncontrollable greed in the heart of a variegated plant nut as a candy store does in the heart of a child. I have lots of plants to show you, so please be patient while the page loads. hade • shade garden • shade gardening • gardening in shade • perennials |
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