As part of a Thanksgiving Day tradition at the White House, U.S. President
George W. Bush spared two turkeys from the carving knife -- granting
"Pumpkin" and "Pecan" a presidential pardon.

WASHINGTON D.C., UNITED STATES ...   more »

A History of the Corkboard
Author: Wes Fernley

Cork has been around for millennia. Cork bottle stoppers
have been found in ancient Egyptian tombs. In ancient
Greece, many items such as fishing net floats, sandals ...   more »

Why There's No Such Thing as Gouging
uthor: Les Lafave

As I go out at 5.30 a.m. on a Sunday morning to cruise for
gas in Atlanta, I think about how different things might be
...   more »

Royal Britain's Interesting History During The 15th & 16th Century
Author: Devinder Patel

From 1370 to 1413 many revolutions took place in Britain
(not yet "Great") at this time and ultimately the House of
Lancaster ...   more »

1000 Years Of British History After 410 AD When The Romans Evacuated
Author: Devinder Patel

The Romans kept continually pushing back their Celtic
attackers in Britain from two sides (the North and West)
but then ...   more »

The Truth About Seduction
Author: Max Sullivan

Seduction has been in question for its real purpose. Even if it
is done in the most subtle way or even the most obvious reason,
seducing an opposite ...   more »

Take This Saucy Quiz -- To Learn More Than Your Waiter Knows About Ordering Wine!
Author: The Saucy Sisters

Mouthwatering Irresistible. Romantic. Satisfying. All those
words describe WINE, one of life's most exotic AND familiar
...   more »

What is Global Warming?
Author: Anna Williams

There seems to be a lot of controversy about global warming
these days. Some say it is a fact, others say it isn't. But
regardless of whether or ...   more »