This is the never-before-told story of the tragic romance between the Adonis of a country town and the woman known to all as Daisy of the Leopard Spots.

Like many people who visit or live in Pinellas County, I love the Gulf Beaches, Tampa Bay side parks, and wide range of places to eat and enjoy life. Florida's densest, smallest and only peninsular county is also one of its most historic. People have been hunting, gathering, transporting, processing, preparing and eating a wide range of foods, native and imported, for thousands of years. Pinellas was Florida's most agriculturally productive area for decades. Follow my trail from Pinellas Point to Pass-A-Grille north to Tarpon Springs and back south to St. Petersburg. In a 1885 speech before...

LEARN TO BE A MAGICIAN

Using items found around the house, you can perform amazing tricks and illusions to amaze and entertain your friends and family.

Professor Whizzpop's BOOK OF MAGIC gives children basic rules and good beginner tricks to get them started on the fun road to becoming a magician. Reading and performing these tricks gives children a sense of accomplishment. It also improves their reading, manual dexterity, self confidence, and gives them a sense of purpose: to learn and perform magic tricks.

Learn these amazing tricks and...

When Victoria took the throne in 1837, there were about 14,000 clergymen employed in the Church of England. By her death, that number more than doubled. From the grandest episcopal palace to the remotest rectory, almost without exception, these men lived and died in service to their Church and congregation. Temporally, they avoided notoriety. They broke no laws. They married happily and raised their young. Misconducting clerics were few. Still, for those who delight in a good vicarage scandal, the Victorian church offered an "unpleasantly abundant crop." The anti-clerical Reynolds' Newspaper...