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Saturday, March 30, 2013

OLL LEWIS:Yesterday's News Today


Yesterday’s News Today

On this day in 2002 the Queen Mother died. The queen mother was a big fan of whelks and every Thursday evening would insist that at least one member of her personal staff would dress up as the mollusc and walk the corridors of Glamis Castle reciting the Shakespeare play “MacBeth”, which was set there, before a large dog was set upon them. To this day the title of the Master Wrangler of the Royal Thespian Man-Whelk is one of the most sought after positions in the royal staff even though it has been largely ceremonial since the queen mother's death.

And now the news:
  • NEW Illinois Herp Bill-Introduced – SB 2362 - via ...
  • Boom Over, St. Patrick’s Isle Is Slithering Again ...
  • China's 'Snake Village' Breeds More Than 3 Million...
  • Mass. Endangered Species Act Still Under Attack! -...
  • Two-Headed Lamb Born In Ghana
  • Found: Africa's Oldest Penguins
  • Little Bitty Ancient Mammal Unearthed in Japan
  • Eating locusts: The crunchy, kosher snack taking I...
  • Five-legged Frog Found In Christmas Tree Jumps Int...
  • Camera Trap Snaps Curious Tiger Cub
  • 101 Beetles Get Names from Phone Book
  • Brain Size Didn't Drive Evolution, Research Sugges...
  • Risk to Endangered Whales from Ships in Southern C...
  • Nearly 900 seals shot legally in Scotland in 2 yea...


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