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94A Southern Primer:Truths, Untruths and Stereotypes
The stereotypes of the South are often perpetrated by Hollywood, the mainstream media and academia. Movies often show Southerners as being uneducated, uncouth and backwards. Even Hollywood’s renditions of...
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82Canada - Butchart Gardens - Victoria - British Columbia - Spectacular!
After spending a glorious five days in Vancouver,Canada, my mother, niece and I shifted our base to Victoria which is located on Vancouver Island. We had allotted time enough on the island for three...
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81US History: President Dwight D. Eisenhower, WWII General
The Presidency of our 34th President of the United States comprised 8 years of turmoil immediately after WWII. The WWII ally Russia became a Cold War enemy in the race for Communist control of the world and...
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71Why is there so much hate towards Christianity and its ways? : A critical review of John Knox
Questions that focus on ‘why’ are often dangerous. They seek quick answers of attribution. They want quick and easy answers behind particular behaviors. Questions such as “Why is there so much hate...
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72UP YOUR KILT (Scottish JOKES)
Although the wearing of the national dress is saved for special occasions i.e weddings, there are a glut of jokes flying around about the kilted Scots, i hope you enjoy these select few. A Scotsman clad in a...
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79Scottish Dances - Highland Dancing and Scottish Country
There are two main styles of traditional dancing in Scotland - Scottish Country Dancing and Highland Dancing. Scottish Country Dancing is Scotland’s version of social partner dancing. It’s always...
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66Sir Alex Ferguson The Great Scot
Sir Alex Ferguson The Queen ventured into football punditry telling Sir Alex Ferguson that his achievement in winning the domestic treble and a European treble was unlikely to be emulated. She made her...
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67ST ANDREWS DAY NOVEMBER 30TH
Saint Andrew is the Patron Saint of Scotland, St. Andrew's Day is celebrated by Scots around the world on the 30th November. not much is known about Saint Andrew ,
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70Bagpipes
Although bagpipes are now universally associated with Scotland in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries they were in common use in England and Germany, and even earlier in Asia. The characteristic sound is...
75CULTURAL FAUX PAS OR HOW TO INSULT EVERY PAKISTANI IN THE ROOM AT ONCE.
'Paki' remark shocks Daily Mail article on racism charge. I am talking serious foot in mouth stuff not some innocent gaff or mistake - here I’m asking Mother Earth please swallow me up. Incidentally,...
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