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• Xenu Bunnies & Pagan Easter

  

  While I am not a fan of Neil deGrasse Tyson’s brand of popular science, I can certainly appreciate his good, and no doubt lucrative, works. Read more

  The 03 April 2015 by   Cris
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• The Widow Maker of World War Two: the German 88

  

  posted by author and historian Charles McCainwww.charlesmccain.com The famous German 88, the best and most versatile artillery piece of World War Two. Read more

  The 16 April 2015 by   Sfalcont
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• Almost Neutral: Sweden in World War Two

  

  posted by author Charles McCain   www.charlesmccain.comAbandoned World War Two bunker in Sweden. This one and many similar bunkers were built both for troop... Read more

  The 12 April 2015 by   Sfalcont
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• From Alcindor to Abdul-Jabbar

  

  As we approach the April finale of March Madness, we should pause to consider one of the all-time greats, Lew Alcindor, who won three consecutive national... Read more

  The 06 April 2015 by   Cris
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• The Pauling-Teller Debate: Setting the Stage

  

  Portrait of Edward Teller by Dmitri Vail. June 1965.[A detailed examination of the 1958 Pauling-Teller nuclear fallout debate. Read more

  The 15 April 2015 by   Scarc
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• An Illustrated History of American Psychology – Book of the Month

  

  – Contributed by Jodi KearnsFall 2015 will mark the 50th anniversary of the Archives of the History of American Psychology. The April 2015 book-of-the-month... Read more

  The 03 April 2015 by   Chp
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• Ghost Signs (115): Rodboro Buildings, Guildford

  

  Now a Wetherspoons pub, the Rodboro Buildings in central Guildford wear the marks of their industrial past. The structure was built in 1900 as the Dennis... Read more

  The 03 April 2015 by   Carolineld
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• Postman's Park (6): the Silvertown Explosion

  

  On 19 January 1917 at 6.52pm, the Brunner Mond munitions factory explosion claimed the lives of 73 people in Silvertown, east London - the youngest only 4 month... Read more

  The 05 April 2015 by   Carolineld
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• Admiral Dudley Pound Wouldn’t Take His Own Advice

  

  posted by author Charles McCain    www.charlesmccain.com Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound and the Prime Minister on the deck of the SS Queen Mary. Read more

  The 13 April 2015 by   Sfalcont
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• Book Review – Preacher Vol. 4: Ancient History by Garth Ennis & Others

  

  In the fourth volume of Preacher we take a break from the main story and explore some of the supporting characters. This volume consists of three stories, the... Read more

  The 14 April 2015 by   Manofyesterday
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