March 11 2007 Edge top concert tours list
Edge reveals the top 20 concert tours with Justin Timberlake leading at $1,161,145 and Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band close behind. Rod Stewart The Who Dixie Chicks Trans-Siberian Orchestra Guns N Roses Dancing With The Stars The Cheetah Girls Larry The Cable Guy John Mayer Barenaked Ladies Panic At The Disco Music As A Weapon Tour Disturbed Michael Flatleys Lord Of The Dance Rock Star Supernova Ron White Carlos Mencia Godsmack round out the chart with varying earnings.
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Silver Bullet Band
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Who
Dixie Chicks
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Guns N’ Roses
Dancing With the Stars
Cheetah Girls
John Mayer
Disturbed
Michael Flatley
Rock Star
Supernova
Ron White
Carlos Mencia
Godsmack
Jim Knight Turns Old Mill into Living Nat History Lab
Inside a Columbia cotton mill basement Jim Knight works at the South Carolina State Museum turning drawers of bones shells and fossils into serious science. He recalls finding saber tooth cat remains and keeps a live cottonmouth though he jokes it hates him. Upstairs visitors view the Carolina Natural exhibit showcasing rare artifacts and fossil clues to South Carolina’s biology.
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Jim Knight
Knight
South Carolina State Museum
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Aiken
Carolina Natural
March 11 H
On March 11 1942 General Douglas MacArthur left the Philippines for Australia vowing I shall return. Also on this date Napoleon married by proxy to Marie Louise in 1810 and the Montgomery Alabama Confederate convention adopted a constitution in 1861. Blizzard of 1888 began amid northeast US flooding with about 400 deaths.
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Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Australia
Napoleon
France
Marie Louise
Austria
Montgomery
Ala
United States
South Carolina exhibit highlights biodiversity at State Museum
The South Carolina State Museum debuts Carolina Natural highlighting the state's biological diversity. The behind the scenes exhibit features prehistoric saber-tooth cats fossilized plants and hundreds of preserved bird eggs. Curator Jim Knight notes lesser seen research materials and a terrestrial snail collection with over 100 species illustrating snails role in soil health.
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New “Carolina
State Museum
South Carolina State Museum
Palmetto
Carolina Natural
Jim Knight
South Carolina
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