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POPSJob choice: Lawyer or King?
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by ramsesemerson  12-3-2009   
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POPSMadeira New Year's Fireworks
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by ramsesemerson  11-17-2009    1
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POPSWill O' Wisps
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by ramsesemerson  9-16-2009    2
 I got stuck on wikipedia reading about folklore, and I had to make a clip of will o' wisp pictures. Other than the first one, the quality wasn't quite what I wanted, but here it is anyway.
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POPSSaint's tomb raided for love potion ingredient
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by ramsesemerson  8-8-2009   
 "Saint Agapitikos -- whose name means "lover" -- is believed to have served in the German army of the Crusaders before settling as a hermit in the area."
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POPSChronovision
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by ramsesemerson  8-2-2009   
 "On his death-bed in 1994, Father Ernetti said that he attended a meeting of all the people involved in the chronovision at the Vatican during which the only existing machine was destroyed."
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POPSBizarre Death: "Suicide Courtesy of MacGuyver Skills"
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by ramsesemerson  7-17-2009    3
 If he could come up with that, how did he get caught?
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POPSBizarre Death of Sigurd the Mighty
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by ramsesemerson  7-17-2009   
 I guess this is what's called poetic justice. Of course it happened so long ago, who knows if it actually happened.
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POPSBurg Hertzburg
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by ramsesemerson  10-31-2008   
 This is from an interview with the Baron of the castle.
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POPSGreat Strategy Games
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by ramsesemerson  10-26-2008    2
 Instead of writing these interesting lists, I just post them on clipmarks...
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POPSIgnorance is Bliss
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by ramsesemerson  10-21-2008    1
 Well, I would've thought this was obvious.
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POPS12 Most Impressive Medieval Soldiers
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by ramsesemerson  10-19-2008   
 I think the Mamluks are cool--the Islamic version of Knights Templar.
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POPSSynod Asked to Restore Deleted Biblical Women
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by ramsesemerson  10-5-2008    1
 ...I'm really not sure what to say about this, except that the Catholic Church is very far behind the times.
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POPS10 Most Powerful Women in History
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by ramsesemerson  10-3-2008   
 I wish I had room to give attention to all of these, but since I don't, I picked Eleanor to highlight.
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POPSThe Origin of the Red and White Barber's Pole
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by ramsesemerson  10-1-2008    4
 Who knew they had such an interesting history.
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POPSNew Ramses II Statue
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by ramsesemerson  9-25-2008    4
 Yay!! Egypt!!
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POPSBritish Town Printing Its Own Money
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by ramsesemerson  8-17-2008    1
 Kinda pokes a hole in the theory that societies evolve in a way that widens connections to far away areas...or it could just be the economy.
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POPSCharleston Making Money From Slavery Again
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by ramsesemerson  7-29-2008    2
 "...hosting family reunions that include the descendants of the owners and the slaves." I would think that would be an awkward meeting.
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POPSFinally, evidence that proves the existence of the yeti?
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by ramsesemerson  7-28-2008   
 There are too many reports, with too many consistencies, of yeti/bigfoot for the animal not to exist.
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POPSHuge Family Tree 28 Years in the Making
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by ramsesemerson  7-14-2008    2
 Actually, in my experience the paper trail is MUCH more reliable and easier to use, if you have the resources to follow it where it takes you.
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POPSRomulus and Remus Statue Medieval, Not Roman
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by ramsesemerson  7-10-2008   
 As soon as I saw this, I knew which statue they meant (differently titled than my clip, obviously).
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POPSJefferson's Cut and Paste Bible
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by ramsesemerson  7-6-2008   
 Really fascinating...and Plato IS boring.
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POPSIron Age "Arab" in Denmark
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by ramsesemerson  7-6-2008    4
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POPSListverse: 8 Lesser-Known Mythological Dragons
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by ramsesemerson  6-18-2008    1
 I love mythology, and this list was just too good not to share. I've heard of some (especially the higher numbers) but there were quite a few new ones on the list for me, which is always exciting.
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POPSDante Forgiven
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by ramsesemerson  6-18-2008   
 Reminds me of Jasper Fforde books. So cool.
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POPSSanskrit Summer Camp
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by ramsesemerson  6-15-2008    2
 I'd love to go to a dead (or living) language camp.
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POPSWomen at the Augustan Isolympic Games
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by ramsesemerson  6-14-2008    1
 This is so wonderful, I don't know what to say.
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POPSListverse: Top 10 Reasons the Dark Ages Weren't Dark
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by ramsesemerson  6-10-2008    2
 This is GREAT
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POPSJapanese Man Discovers Woman Living in His Closet
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by ramsesemerson  6-1-2008   
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POPSAncient Chinese Irrigation System OK, While Modern Dams Collapse
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by ramsesemerson  5-23-2008   
 This happens all over the world--obviously there's something wrong with modern building techniques...like not taking into account the needs of and issues with the area.
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POPSVirtual Reality Mask
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by ramsesemerson  5-22-2008   
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POPSHistorian Steals and Sells Lincoln Letters
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by ramsesemerson  5-22-2008   
 As a historian, I am only shocked that he sold the letters. Though historians are notoriously underpaid considering the amount of time and money they put into their education.
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POPSIndian "Honor" Killing
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by ramsesemerson  5-18-2008    4
 At the risk of sounding like Bones, I understand, anthropologically, why it was forbidden in the past for people of a village to marry, and it even may be a valid action now ( I live in a town of less than 500 people, and trust me, almost everyone is related), but the murder was, I think, wrong. There should be limits to tradition.
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POPSThe Mythology of Beets
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by ramsesemerson  4-27-2008    1
 Really interesting article. You should read the whole thing.
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POPSCure for the Plague in 1814? Probably not.
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by ramsesemerson  4-18-2008   
 This is the oldest crazy cat lady I've ever heard of.
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POPSLawmaker proposes selling Florida's Treasure
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by ramsesemerson  4-17-2008   
 I'm not sure if he's a pirate or a king selling the treasury, but either way this is cool (if sad).
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POPSSwedish Gangsters Use Dwarfs to Steal
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by ramsesemerson  4-13-2008   
 How weird...yet it makes sense.
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POPSAncient Greek Theatres Crumbling from Disuse
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by ramsesemerson  4-12-2008    1
 Just like any old building, theatres need to be used. So do other ancient sites, I imagine.
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POPSHubble Telescope Sees Firefox Logo
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by ramsesemerson  4-11-2008   
 This is AWESOME! Though I imagine a lot of this is just matrixing.
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POPSDinosaur Mummy
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by ramsesemerson  3-20-2008   
 Cool! I guess they didn't have feathers.
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POPSElmo's Death Threats
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by ramsesemerson  3-19-2008   
 I've heard of Furbies learning to cuss, so why not this? rotfl
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