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My aunt loved to shop. She would be at the malls when they opened, and was there when they closed at night. She would pour over bargains and find items that were unnoticed by other shoppers. She was...
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There is a certain mystique and mystery to the legends of the Old West. For all the televisions and movies and books that have been written about that time of our country, there is still much to learn...
View ArticleThe Hollywood Sign Webcam Site
One of the most recognizable signs in the world sits high above the city of Los Angles. The very name of the sign spells magic, mystery, and the stuff dreams are made of. But have you ever wondered...
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Elizabeth’s Classic Movies Homepage
The golden age of Hollywood has always had a fascination to the fans of filmdom. The studio system that was responsible for it created a mystique that has surrounded the actors and actresses of that...
View ArticleThe Wyatt Earp Historical Home Page
There is a certain mystique and mystery to the legends of the Old West. For all the televisions and movies and books that have been written about that time of our country, there is still much to learn...
View ArticleThe Hollywood Sign Webcam Site
One of the most recognizable signs in the world sits high above the city of Los Angles. The very name of the sign spells magic, mystery, and the stuff dreams are made of. But have you ever wondered...
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American Experience Hawaii’s Last Queen
The 50th and most recent state of our country is Hawaii. It was admitted to the Union in 1959, after years of being a territory. But prior to that, it was an independent nation, one ruled by kings and...
View ArticleAbout Billy the Kid
I was watching a John Wayne/Jimmy Stewart western the other day, one titled “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance”. It is a great noir western, with beatiful black and white photography used to enhance the...
View ArticlePC Magazine
Ah, the auld days. I remember sitting in an excited frenzy back in 1993 with my shiny new PC, knowing that I was a member of an elite group known as a home PC user. Part of the mystique was a...
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