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THE MOST HAUNTED PRISONS IN AMERICA!

   There are several prisons located throughout the United States that are said to be the most haunted prisons in America today. Individuals who are considered to be hobbyists and those that are considered to be professionals in the area of ghost hunting often find prisons to be enticing when it comes to the opportunity to validate life after death. It is not uncommon for these investigators to capture unexplained voice phenomenon on digital audio recorders, indications of strong magnetic fields with the KII Meter, and even frightening images in pictures and video recordings. Here, I will profile 2 of the most haunted prisons in America today. Moundsfield West Virginia Penitentiary    The Moundsfield West Virginia Penitentiary is considered to be one of the scariest prisons on Earth according to individuals who have spent any length of time in the immense structure that once served as a prison. Construction on this building started in 1866. In 1876,...

SOFT ALMOND SUGUR COOKIES!

       This excellent cookie recipe comes from www.codykitchenconfections.blogspot.com . These look like little fluffy, sugary cookies......I'll have a dozen to go please!  Good luck!   Some people have different aversions when it comes to things like oatmeal raisin (raisins? ew!) or chocolate chip (some like thick and fluffy, others like thin and "greasy"), but no one can really complain when it comes to good 'ole plain sugar cookies. I like my sugar cookies thick, fluffy, chewy and soft. Cornstarch is an ingredient that keeps baked goods from spreading, so I knew I wanted to add some into this recipe to keep the cookies from getting too flat. I played around with the proportions and ingredients (using both cake flour and all purpose) and settled on the recipe below. I love me some almond flavoring, but you could definitely flavor these to your liking. I love the twist that almond extract gives these cookies, but using another e...

FEILE BRIAN BORU FESTIVAL FROM IRELAND!

    The Féile has grown year on year since its founding in 1993 and this year we have expanded the Féile Programme so for the first time it will run over two weekends, from Thursday 21 st June to Sunday 1 st July 2012.    This is all part of a major increase in size and scope of the festival, building towards the 2014 millennial celebrations of Brian Ború.    Some of the enterrainment this year includes, Tommy Tiernan to the twin towns of Killaloe and Ballina. Tommy will be performing on the festival’s opening night at the Lakeside hotel.    Other highlights include a medieval village, re-enactments, a large scale pageant, the children’s parade, fireworks, an interactive art exhibition and a huge range of gigs, concerts and seisúns in a wide range of venues. History    Killaloe/Ballina is a twin township spanning two counties, East Clare and North Tipperary.    Two saints are honoured locally, Lua/...