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Urgent search for kidnapped 7-year-old boy in Newton County - Vimarsana News

Urgent search for kidnapped 7-year-old boy in Newton County

Keshawn Royal James is believed to be in the company of 24-year-old Mya Mechelle Favors, who is his biological mother.

Stede Bonnet: The Real History of the 'Gentleman' Pirate in 'Our Flag Means Death' - Vimarsana News

Stede Bonnet: The Real History of the 'Gentleman' Pirate in 'Our Flag Means Death'

Centuries later, Stede Bonnet’s motivations and actual aptitude for piracy remain unclear. But he still managed to make the history books—in his nightgown, no less.

The pirate queens of the Caribbean: Fearless pair who dressed as men and 'fought like warriors' – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

The pirate queens of the Caribbean: Fearless pair who dressed as men and 'fought like warriors' – Repeating Islands

Well, take this with a grain of salt . . . it's from The Daily Mail . . . a tad sensationalized. A historian has shed new light on the real Pirates of the Carribean - including two fearless lady pirates who cursed like men, wielded machetes and exposed their breasts to dying victims to show them…

'He's a dog': Is pitcher Cole Ragans developing into the next Kansas City Royals ace? - Vimarsana News

'He's a dog': Is pitcher Cole Ragans developing into the next Kansas City Royals ace?

As Ragans continues to assert his dominance on the mound, one wonders if we’re witnessing an ascension to something special and long-lasting.

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Naval gazing in Restoration England | Apollo Magazine - Vimarsana News

Naval gazing in Restoration England | Apollo Magazine

Securing the services of Willem Van de Velde and his son was a coup for Charles II – and it put wind in the sails of England’s own maritime art tradition