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In 1923 the Irish First State censor decreed “I know nothing about films, but I know the 10 commandments!” As recently as 2012, as an in-depth article by Christine Bohan of the Journal.ie noted, there were still a whopping 274 books and magazines banned in Ireland. Censorship continues in Ireland.

Booksellers, publishers, librarians, and agents are encouraged to look at the 49 self-published titles below.

Ten real people share the one change they made that finally helped them lose weight, from building out a home gym to skipping the fad diets.

For thirteen years I had an interest in echolocation jamming, ever since I read Lynne Peeples reporting in Scientific American on Aaron Cochran’s doctoral research into how tiger moths click to blur bats’ acoustic vision. I mean, I talked with engineers who work on radar-absorbing polymer materials in stealth bombers, man. When I light out for the territory, I go over the mountain.

One step inside this walled city and you’ve traveled back in time. Intramuros, Manila, is one of the central sites of the Philippine colonial

    I've long been interested in what are called "fine-tuning" arguments for the existence of God.  I've posted many entries here that have been

David W. Lange, noted numismatist, die variety expert, and lifelong fan of collecting coin boards, has passed away after a three-year battle with cancer.

The Islands are home to a diverse collection of museums, vibrant galleries and important memorials where locals and travelers alike can see artifacts from From unearthing the stories behind Polynesian artifacts to spotlighting the Islands’ contemporary art scene, these Hawaiʻi museums are a portal to a colorful history and culture.

When Elmer Keith decided to abandon the .45 Colt cartridge and concentrate on bringing the 1/8" shorter and sadly underpowered .44 Special up to its full potential, his first problem was the lack of a suitable cast bullet design. He never claimed to have invented the semi-wadcutter bullet design but rather modified and developed it to its full potential.

Q and A with Co-author David Sumner by Co-author Samir “Mr. Magazine™” HusniThe Mr. Magazine™ InterviewThe New Yorker said of magazines: “And yet it’s notable that what made magazines appealing in 1720 is the same thing that made them appealing in 1920 and in 2020: a blend of iconoclasm and authority,