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- Iceland Culture: Icelandic Folklore Includes Elves, Trolls and GhostsElves, trolls and ghosts each play a part in the folklore that has helped to shape the beliefs of modern-day Icelanders
- New Folklore in an Old FavoriteA review of the latest Sherrily Kenyon Book Retribution
- New York Native Plants Used in Folklore Herbal RemediesPaper birch, sweetgrass, and sweetgum are all native to the United States and found in New York.
- 7 Halloween Costume Ideas from FolkloreHalloween is just around the corner, and the pressure is on to find that right costume for trick or treating or a party. Here are seven costume suggestions you can use to help you in your endeavor to find the disguise which will be just right.
- Origins of American Folklore: 40 Acres and a MuleOne of the many misnomers of American History, the doctrine of 40 Acres and a mule that is widely believed to be a factual promise to former slave laborers is in fact, a myth....
- The Importance of FolkloreAn explanation of what folklore encompasses, its importance to the culture of origination, examples of folklore, and why folklore should be passed generationally.
The Five Most Underrated And/or Unappreciated PS3 GamesSome people claim that the PS3 game library is weak compared to the Xbox 360, but this could be due to the fact that many titles are being completely overlooked by consumers.- Plants in FolkloreHerbs are commonly used in aromatherapy, and some of them have given rise to fascinating folklore and traditions. Read about the beliefs linked to common herbs.
- The Role of the Bear in Finnish Mythology and FolkloreThe symbolic and sacred role of the bear in Finnish mythology and folklore. The bear as deity and embodied spirit. Superstition and the need for etymological substitutions in ancient language and oral communication. Karhunpeijaiset.
- April Events in Memphis, TennesseeApril is bringing a shower of events in Memphis, Tennessee. Check out the events that will be happening in your part of town.
Using Folklore to Predict the WeatherOld timers were well known for using folklore as a means to predict the weather. Folklore signs were often times the only means available to predict the weather.- Folklore Remedies from Native ShrubsA look at some of the old fashioned remedies from native shrubs.
- Folklore for Playstation 3: A Video Game ReviewA review of Folklore for Play Station 3.
- Texas Folklore Festival 2008 in San AntonioJune 13th through June 15th marks the 37th Annual Texas Folklore Festival in San Antonio. This three-day event will help you to take a look into Texas history and see the cultures that make up its divine past.
- Folklore for Playstation 3: Video Game ReviewThe box art reminded me of Alice in Wonderland, mixed with Lord of the Rings, mixed with The Ring, with a dash of Wizard Of Oz. A fairytale for children but darker and more mature
Folklore ReviewFolklore is a PlayStation 3 exclusive video game that will probably get lost due to the Orange Box madness, but I will try to shed some light on the game.
Folklore for PS3: Hands-On PreviewExpectations were low for Folklore. After some hands on time with it, however, Folklore has all it takes to become a pleasant surprise in a holiday season filled with blockbuster games.
Playstation 3 Fall Video Game PreviewAlthough it may not have any true killer aps, the Sony Playstation 3 has as many solid titles this fall as its competitors.- Room Key! A Folklore StoryA brief look at folklore storytelling in my own family.
The Tales of Tanglewood - a Modern Fantasy/Folklore AdventureThe Tales of Tanglewood: The Lon Dubh Whistle melds together influences of Celtic and Irish mythology with modern-day folklore, and is a fantasy novel to be enjoyed and cherished by all ages.
Vance Randolph's Influence on Ozark Folklore and MagicVance Randolph may not be a household name but he preserved the past in his beloved Ozark Mountains so that future generations would know the way life once was.- Wedding Folklore and SuperstitionSome brides and grooms have a multitude of different little folklore tidbits to ensure good tidings on their special day.
- Folklore and Legends of South Wales - the Baby of Worm's HeadThe baby Cenyddd was cast adrift by King Arthur and left to die at sea. He was recused by an unlikely group of Samaritains and later becamse one of the most noted saints in Wales.
- Marketing Folklore 101: Stop Blocking My View of the PotatoesGetting beyond the marketing folk tales and to the 'meat' of the principles, means proceeding slowly and using your own judgment when faced with advice and marketing materials you may or may not have purchased.
- The Evolution of Irish Folklore in Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's Tales of TerrorLe Fanu is regarded by many critics as the greatest master of the Victorian Gothic. Le Fanu's short stories which involve Irish myth can be measured via the characters propinquity with the setting of Ireland.
- Ancient Aliens of the Americas, a Review by EdgardoA search through time and the impact of aliens. real or mythological, on Native Americans and Settlers in the pre industrial age
What is an Ogre?Ogres are known in folklore as giant, brutish creatures with unholy appetites for human flesh. Of course the origin of the word itself comes from only a few hundred years ago.
Shadow DimensionsA lost psychonauting traveler, a nation's descent.
French Folklore: The TerasqueThe Terasque was a fearsome creature that wandered around many areas of France until Saint Martha calmed it back to the sea.- British Folklore: AgathionAgathions have appeared in Greek myth as well as British folklore. These small creatures have the power to shape shift into almost anything.

Halloween Witch FolkloreWhy do witches wear black, have cats, ride broomsticks, and make spells in big black cauldrons during a full moon?- Movie Review: Cropsey - a Ghoulish DocumentaryTwo native Staten Islanders bring the viewer back through their eyes with a documentary aimed at the life of Andre Rand. The old insane asylum they grew up knowing may have housed more than anyone can imagine.
- EmeraldsEmerald Movie references
- Wanna Whistle?As far as I can tell, whistling is on no school's curriculum. But it's quite an interesting part of our history and boasts considerable folklore.
Garden FolkloreMany of our beliefs in regards to gardens come from the old country and still exist today. Listed are just a few of them.- What is a Corpse Candle?The term corpse candle sounds fairly ominous, however, there are actually some reasonable scientific arguments to explain them.
- The Legend of "The Hook"This is a tale that has been repeated and passed around the town where I lived for many years. There has never been a deviation from the original story.
- A Belief in the Miraculous: Irish Folklore and CustomsIrish folk customs and beliefs go back many centuries, many of which have to do with the Irish association and relation to nature, and also a belief in both the supernatural and the miraculous.
- 5 Obscure Mythical Creatures You Should Know5 beasts that have escaped the textbooks.




