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1. Godzilla Since his first appearance in 1954, Godzilla has remained one of the silver screen's most enduring icons, appearing in over 28 films up to his 50th Anniversary in 2004. In 2009 the big G returns on the world's largest screen in the Imax film Godzilla...
2. Ellen White Who was Ellen White? Find out all about this amazing woman here.
3. Shogi (Japanese Chess) Shogi (Japanese Chess) is just one of a family of chess games developed in Japan. It is played on a 9x9 board by 2 players who start the game with 20 flat 5-sided pieces each, marked with Japanese kanji characters. When a player captures an opponents...
4. The Phonetic Alphabet Have you ever had some-one spell out the alphabet to you using all sorts of terms like :- "E for Echo, V for Victor etc"? If you have, this is the phonetic alphabet and you can learn it now and use it yourself The phonetic alphabet need no longer...
5. Blog Articles Updated dailly blog articles covering all social network news, youtube news, and squidoo news..
6. Mini-Shogi (Small Japanese Chess Variant) Mini-Shogi (Japanese Chess Variant) is one of the more recent members of a family of chess games developed in Japan, as it was rediscovered or invented by Shigenobu Kusumoto in the 1970's. It is played on a 5x5 board by 2 players who start the game w...
7. Sho-chan Shogi (Small Japanese Chess Variant) Sho-chan Shogi (Japanese Chess Variant) is one of the more recent members of a family of chess games developed in Japan, although its exact origins are unclear. It is played on a 6x5 board by 2 players who start the game with 8 flat 5-sided pieces ea...
8. Green Lantern Green Lantern is the name of several fictional superheroes in the DC Comics universe. The first was created by writer Bill Finger and artist Martin Nodell in All-American Comics #16 (July 1940). The best-known is Hal Jordan, created by John Broome an...
9. Discover Ghana If you’re thinking of exploring Africa but are not sure where to start or about nervous about safety, come to Ghana. Why Ghana? Ghana is one of the most welcoming English speaking countries in Africa and has a long history of peace. Crime is lo...
10. BookWise is the most intelligent home-based business in America Best selling authors Richard Paul Evans and Robert G. Allen have created a book store that you can have a little piece of.  This is the funnest and easiest home business you will ever have the chance to open.  Simple, inexpensive and full o...
11. The Godfather Mario Puzo's The Godfather 1, 2 and 3: Everything about the movies, the book and the video game
12. Guster In 1992 Adam Gardner (guitar/vocals), Ryan Miller (guitar/vocals) and Brian Rosenworcel (bongos/drums) met at Tufts University freshmen orientation. 2003 saw the addition of Joe Pisapia, a Tennesee native who brings a bit of southern charm to the Bos...
13. Ian Gillan - The Voice of Deep Purple Ian Gillan is the most well known of the Deep Purple vocalists and is included in what is considered to be its' "classic" lineup. * Born 19 August 1945 in Hounslow, London
14. Gone with the Wind The classic film of the American Civil War South (from the book by Margaret Mitchell) lives on in the hearts of fans around the world.
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16. Roger Glover Roger Glover was the bass player in Deep Purple during many of its' classic lineups. He is also an accomplished record producer.
17. 2006 FIFA World Cup Like it or lothe it the FIFA 2006 World Cup was sensational! Whether you call it football or soccer, there was enough action in the FIFA 2006 World Cup to keep everyone happy but perhaps not their spouses! After kicking off on the 9th of Jun...
18. Gorillaz The Gorillaz are based out of England.  They have come to take over the world.
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20. Gibson's Are Strange... But So Are You! They say fact is always stranger than fiction and boy, is that true! Not only will this lens point you to some truely strange things in the world but you'll get a snippet into the life and times of the Gibson family!