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In many different cultures, over thousands of years, the Rowan tree has been revered for its special properties and powers.

The Rowan tree, frequently referred to as the European Mountain Ash, is directly related to the pear and crabapple, but has leaves similar to those of the ash tree.

Dan Nicholas Park in Salisbury, NC offers a great selection of entertainment bargains for all ages. Spend the day or a week at the park without spending a fortune.

Michel Orion Scott's film The Horse Boy is a fascinating look at one family's journey to help their autistic son. 8/10

Fall brings not just the reds and yellows of turning leaves, but also the bright colors of berries on many common trees.

The first incarnation of Blackadder is almost unrecognisable and the first series was so unpopular that the team was almost not granted a second.

The Worst Witch, The Witches, and Hocus Pocus are three family-friendly movies about witches that are perfect for scary fun at Halloween.

Seasoned author Bebe Faas Rice takes the reader on a sweeping journey through the trials and tribulations, victories and defeats, and loves and losses of England's people

Re-released on DVD, this film pokes fun at, while simultaneously praising, wedding beliefs and traditions.

For lovers of barbeque and Southern Literature, no place holds more promise than the state of Mississippi. Plan a trip to The Magnolia State and tour writers houses.

The Celtic Calendar recognizes not twelve but thirteen months coinciding with thirteen full moons. The magic in these months, named after trees, is culture based.

When Jaz travels to Abudai to meet his father, he discovers that family life the Middle East is very different to what he expected.

Music and drugs have had a long and sordid love affair. Read on for the history of drugs in folk music.

Winter finches and seed eaters sometimes move in large numbers in search of food. Depending on bird numbers and geography, the movement is an irruption or a superflight.

Take a day or two and explore some highlights within this region of KY. Learn about a past president, visit the home that inspired the state song, and taste KY bourbon.

Ireland Park was established on June 21, 2007 to commemorate the immigrants who fled famine-ravaged Ireland and arrived on the shores of a young Toronto.

The Secret Policeman's Balls, released in 2009 as a three-disc DVD, contains a series of benefit shows to help Amnesty International stop human rights violations.

"Simple Knits with a Twist: Unique Projects for Creative Knitters" (AKA "New Knits") by Erika Knight is an interesting knitting book, containing unusual knitting patterns

In the 25th anniversary of the show Blackadder Rides Again looks back at the best and worst moments of the much admired historical comedy.

Based on the childhood of John Boorman and his family's experiences during the German blitz of London, a British boy watches his world change from the violence of war

Brighid is a teacher and muse for many pagans, and is celebrated at Imbolc at the start of February. Learn some of the animals and trees most associated with Brighid.

Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Writer M. R. Sellars shares the secrets of his approach to writing, from idea to execution.

A selection of the most important and influential British TV shows beginning with the letter B.

The English society of Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, P.G. Wodehouse, and other authors collide in these updated social satires.

British actors Rowan Atkinson, Hugh Laurie, and Emma Thompson treaded the boards in Edinburgh. Here are the 2007 dates for Vancouver, Ottawa, Toronto and Calgary and more

The late Porter Wagoner called Gene Watson "a singer's singer," and with five decades of live performing under his belt, the Lone Star crooner sounds better than ever.

Developmental screening in preschool provides developmental insights, promotes parental awareness and collaboration, and supports early identification and intervention

With around 2,080 shows in 250 venues, it's hard to pick what see at the Edinburgh Fringe. But with the right attitude and plan, it can be a fantastic experience.

While today's country fans may not know him by name, spin one of Gene Watson's classics--such as "Love in the Hot Afternoon" or "Farewell Party"--and faces light up.

A selection of the most important and influential British TV shows beginning with the letter M.

Based on the Charles Dickens classic novel Oliver Twist, Lionel Bart's former hit musical returns to the stage in London

The premier soccer league in North America will have a new team in Philadelphia in 2010

Developmental screening tests identify issues with socio-emotional, cognitive, language, and motor development in preschoolers and allow intervention as appropriate.

George Jones lists him as one of his "all-time favorite ballad singers." But Gene Gene Watson keeps singing, recording and touring like he's yet to make his mark

Jason Priestley is no longer the token Canadian in 90210. Shenae Grimes, Dustin Milligan and Jessica Lowndes have become the hottest Canucks on TV's successful spin-off.

When children are identified as having a developmental delay , they may qualify for special education services and support in speech, language, and sensory needs.

With summer holidays fast approaching it's time to plan interesting days out. Apply now for free back-stage tours of two of London's most iconic and historic theatres.

Ireland's Great Famine happened more than 150 years ago, but Ireland Park in Toronto, Canada, is to ensure its impact on both sides of the Atlantic is not forgotten.

Blogs written by Canadians adopting Ethiopian children give insight into the adoption process, transracial adoption issues and information about traveling to Ethiopia.

From peasant blouses and skinny jeans to punk rock and the Rubik's cube, fads from the 1980's have come back in fashion, including these award-winning sci-fi classics.

Anthony Jansen (Westbrook) arrived at New York in 1641 and is recognized as founder of the "Westbrook" family because he was the first of his line to use the surname.

Pope Benedict XVI made an offer to welcome Anglican priests into Roman Catholic Church. Calls now made for resignation of Dr R Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury

Nurture yourself and the environment by choosing green or natural arts and craft supplies. Non-toxic paints, artist's supplies, fleece, and yarns are widely available.

Brighid is celebrated at Imbolc, but there are many benefits to working with this Irish goddess throughout the year for healing, home life and creative inspiration.

With hand knit scarves, cozy mittens, funky knitted hats, this alluring collection of knitted accessories honors femininity and the spirit of women's creativity.

In the eyes of hitmaker Lee Ann Womack's dad, she "hadn't made it" in country music until she dueted with Gene Watson on his latest U.S. CD release, In A Perfect World.

The first American reference to the Gatter surname is to John Gatter's 1620 arrival in Virginia on the ship George.

Despite mixed critical opinion, this hit movie grossed $70 million dollars domestically, and has proved a popular and successful DVD upon its release.

Niall Mac Coitir assembles folklore of native Irish trees in his book "Irish Trees: Myths, Legends & Folklore." Trees of druids, saints and common folk await our discovery.

The Green Heron carries a very unique coloring in its feathers and seen in the right light, the shimmering green is a highlight for any birder.