A History of Menstruation

By Tim Lambert Some archaeologists think the Ancient Egyptians made tampons from the papyrus plant, but that is debated. In the Old Testament, a menstruating woman was regarded as ‘unclean’ for 7 days. (Leviticus 15:19-30). The Bible also mentions a menstrual cloth (Isaiah 30:22). In the Ancient World, menstrual cloths were the usual way of… Continue reading A History of Menstruation

Slot Revolution – The Role of Technology in Slot History

Tech Era’s Slot Revolution: The Wheel of Innovation Slot machines are a staple in land-based and online casinos. Its unusual simplicity explains why it is the most popular casino game. Unlike others, slots come in various themes and formats and feature visually appealing graphics or sound effects. And now, with the integration of pop culture on… Continue reading Slot Revolution – The Role of Technology in Slot History

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Discover the exciting world of casino tournaments and why they’re worth playing

Casino Tournaments Worth Your Time Casino tournaments are an often overlooked but incredibly exciting format for casino games like poker, blackjack and slots. While regular casino gaming is fun, tournaments ramp everything up a notch and offer some major benefits that make them worth your time and money. Here’s a look at why you should… Continue reading Discover the exciting world of casino tournaments and why they’re worth playing

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Discover Key Differences Between Slots & Tables When Gambling at Casinos

Slot Machines vs. Table Games: What You Need to Know Slot machines and table games are two of the most popular forms of casino gambling, but they offer very different experiences. With slot machines, the gameplay is simple, but the odds and payouts can vary dramatically depending on the machine. Table games require more skill… Continue reading Discover Key Differences Between Slots & Tables When Gambling at Casinos

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A Timeline of Bridgwater

By Tim Lambert 1086 Bridgwater has a population of about 160 1200 King John gives Bridgwater a charter (a document giving the townspeople certain rights) c. 1246 Greyfriars arrive in Bridgwater 1249 Bridgwater is allowed an annual fair. The main industry in Bridgwater is making wool but the town is also an important port. 1400… Continue reading A Timeline of Bridgwater

A Timeline of Bolton

By Tim Lambert 1251 The village of Bolton is made into a town. Bolton is given a charter and can hold markets and an annual fair. 1516 Bolton Grammar School is founded. Bolton is a thriving little town. 1623 Bolton is struck by plague 1643 During the Civil War the royalists try to capture Bolton but they are beaten… Continue reading A Timeline of Bolton

The Greatest Championships in Missouri Sports History

Missouri has a storied sports legacy, boasting numerous championships across different leagues. From the St. Louis Cardinals’ dominance in Major League Baseball to the Kansas City Chiefs’ recent Super Bowl triumphs, these victories have cemented Missouri’s place in sports history. Iconic athletes like Yogi Berra, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Kellen Winslow, and Helen Stephens have contributed to… Continue reading The Greatest Championships in Missouri Sports History

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A Timeline of Bedford

By Tim Lambert Late 9th Century The Danes found a burh or fortified settlement at Bedford, north of the river 915 The English recapture Bedfordshire from the Danes. They found a new settlement south of the river. Bedford becomes a busy little market town. 1010 The Danes pillage Bedford 1166 Bedford is given a charter… Continue reading A Timeline of Bedford

A Timeline of Bath

By Tim Lambert 50 The Romans build a temple by the springs in Bath c. 60-80 A town grows up at Bath. The Romans call it Aquae Sulis. c.250 The Romans build stone walls around the flourishing town 407 The Roman army leaves Britain but town life limps on in Bath 577 The Saxons capture Bath c. 885 Alfred the Great… Continue reading A Timeline of Bath

A Timeline of Birmingham

By Tim Lambert 1166 The king grants the right to hold a weekly market in Birmingham. It becomes a busy little market town. 1250 The people of Birmingham are given the right to hold an annual fair 1380 Birmingham is becoming known for its metalworking industry 1500 Birmingham has a population of about 1,500 1560… Continue reading A Timeline of Birmingham