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Allspice
“Allspice” Pimenta officinalis ALLSPICE Pimenta Officinalis; Pimenta dioica Folk names: All Spice, Allspice, Jamaica pepper, Myrtle pepper, Pimento, or Newspice Definition: Allspice is an herb that comes from the dried, unripe berry of a small tree called the Allspice … Continue reading
Elizabeth Bathory the Blood Countess
Elizabeth Bathory the Blood Queen * August 7, 1560 – August 21, 1614 * Elizabeth Báthory de Ecsed was a late 16th century Hungarian countess who became legend for her mass serial murders of her servants after which she would … Continue reading
Mercy Brown, the 19 year old 18th Century Vampire
Mercy Brown The Rhode Island 18th century Vampire, RI Historical Cemetery No 22 in Exeter, RI on Route 102 In the heart of what has been nicknamed “The Vampire Capital of America” lies the grave of sweet 19 year … Continue reading
The Grave of Connecticut’s J.B. the Vampire
Documented Connecticut Vampires Throughout New England are stories and legends of the paranormal that are rooted in physical evidence. We are all familiar with Salem and its witch stories. But what little many know is of Connecticut and Rhode Island’s … Continue reading
The Power of Numbers and the Elements
The Power of Numbers: The Power of One ONE: represents the power of the person, the Me/Myself/ and I. Power of the Individual. It is a number, a numeral, and a glyph. It is representative of a single entity. It … Continue reading
Archaeology and the Gulf Oil Spill: Resources & Articles
During the coarse of the Gulf Oil Spill Disaster, various articles where published mentioning concerns that the general news overlooked. Impact on Cultural resources. Here are some archived references and links to them. Important stuff to know and disseminate.
IfA: Institute for Archaeologists
The Institute for Archaeologists http://www.archaeologists.net/?id=1 The Institute for Archaeologists (IfA) advances the practice of archaeology and allied disciplines by promoting professional standards and ethics for conserving, managing, understanding and promoting enjoyment of heritage. This website contains valuable information for archaeologists, … Continue reading
Mt. Pisgah Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Mount Pisgah Arboretum * http://www.mountpisgaharboretum.org/ * 34901 Frank Parrish Rd. * Eugene, OR 97405 * [email protected] * The Mount Pisgah Arboretum consists of 209 acres of a non-profit “Friends of Mount Pisgah” arboretum and botanical garden that is … Continue reading
Plastiki, a 12000 water bottle catamaran sails from California to Australia
The Plastiki Expedition http://www.theplastiki.com/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/23/ plastiki-arrives-in-austr_n_656141.html ‘Plastiki’ Arrives In Australia After Plastic-Bottle Boat Makes 8,000-Mile Journey Across Pacific Posted: 07-23-10 09:58 AM on Huffingtonpost The 12,000 plastic water bottle catamaran that David de Rothschild in company with Jo Royle, the … Continue reading
Gulf Oil Spill’s Impact on National Parks
Gulf oil spill: What’s the impact on national parks? By Pete Spotts, Staff writer / June 15, 2010 So far, only the Gulf Coast National Seashore has seen oil on its barrier islands. But park officials from Louisiana for … Continue reading