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Steve Leckie and Viletones - Reckless rock'n'roll revisited by Yuya Joe College (excerpt from forthcoming book "T...
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Of ALL the great musicians who passed away at the tender age of 27, here are the seven saints who lead the march in: Robert Johnson - August...
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(Photo: Pharaoh Amenhotep III and Queen Tiye) I am working on an article / post about the world-changing Queens that reigned from the beginn...
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Backward, expensive legislation first test for NDP's effectiveness Canadian PM Harper proposes draconian changes About four decades ago ...
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Ontario has revisited its 20 year energy plan and come up with something that offers bith a large increase in green, renewable power, plus m...
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Major figures and chronology of Tunisia and Egypt Revolutions Wael Ghonim; Google exec, creator of We Are All Khaled Said webpage, revoluti...
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In a hilarious spoof on Glenn Beck tonight, Colbert introduced a new moniker for the crybaby from the shallow end of the gene pool: THE SILV...
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Dave, Simon and Roy from Intechange '75 was a wild year for me in many ways. I was managing the east Burlington progressive rock group D...
Light Shed on Dark Ages with Anglo-Saxon treasure found in UK
An amazing discovery of an estimated 1,500 ornamental metal pieces was found by an amateur in Staffordshire, and he (Terry Herbert) and the landowner will share in the proceeds when the find is auctioned off to a museum or museums.
It is thought this discovery will shed light on several centuries of what has been termed the Dark Ages in Britain.
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