Monthly Archives: March 2008
Tasty Tatties
Potatoes are the ‘in’ vegetable this year – it’s International Year of the Potato, so here are some healthy cooking tips and recipes.
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Robin Harper MSP – Still Young at Heart
Beneath Robin Harper’s charmingly eccentric and boyish manner is a man driven by his vision of a world in which concern for the environment is paramount. As the UK’s first elected Green Member of Parliament he has been a man … Continue reading
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Wisconsin in Scotland – part of Dalkeith that is – for now – American
Dalkeith Palace is breathtaking in its classical magnificence. It has style, it has grandeur, it is the epitome of aristocratic living. Built during the early eighteenth century, the Palace had been commissioned by Anne, the first Duchess of Buccleuch to … Continue reading
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The Cruise Connection
Haddington author Peter Kerr’s latest offering is another adventure from that rebellious cop Bob Burns. He and forensic scientist Julie Bryson are now very much an item and when they are sent undercover to investigate a man-overboard crime on board … Continue reading
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The Skire Siller
Every year at Easter, Her Majesty the Queen distributes specially minted Maundy Money to the same number of pensioners as there are years in her age. Scotland once had its own much more elaborate version of this annual church ceremony. … Continue reading
EmoTrance – Transforming Emotions
Jo Spaczynska, an EmoTrance Trainer from Edinburgh, explains how you can benefit from EmoTrance. Emotrance is an amazingly simple yet profoundly effective form of energy psychology