Who was SILVER BIRCH?
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A Silver Birch is a tree: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_birch
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James A. Garfield.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_A._Garfield
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Alexander..\nComplete Name: Rupert Alexander Grint
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Silver is the tradition
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It's an English topographic name for someone who lived by a maple tree.
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Alfred Hershey\n\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/20465/hershey.html\n\nMartha Watson - are you sure this isn't Martha Chase?\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Chase
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Silver River and Backbone of Night.
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was Limbaugh born with a silver spoon?
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If you read the Saturday Evening Post article  you'll see that it was borrowed from a Robin Hood radio program. Robin used silver arrowheads to identify himself. Later, a more philosophical reason was given. Silver bullets reminded the Ranger how expensive firing a gun at a man was. Not that this seemed to sway him from firing his gun an awful lot. :) Just not to kill anyone. \n\n\n\n"Hi-Yo Silver" by Les Baxter and Lenny Adelson\n\n\n\nSix Texas Rangers\n(Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)\nRode in the sun\n(Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) \n\nSix men of justice\nRode into an ambush\nWith death for all but one \n\nOne lone survivor (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)\nLay on the trail (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)\n\nFound there by Tonto\nThe brave Indian Tonto\nHe lived to tell the tale\n\nHi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away!\nHi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away!\n His wounds quickly mended\n(Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)\nAnd then in the night\n(Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) \nSix graves were put there\nTo hide from the outlaws\nThat one man lived to fight \n\nHe chose silver bullets\n(Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)\nThe sign of his name\n(Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) \nA mask to disguise him \nA great silver stallion \n\n\nAnd thus began his fame\n\n\n\nHi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away!\nHi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away!
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Grandma Moses is who you are referring to. She was a famous American folk artist.
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Those guys at stanford have a small one here:\nhttp://www.stanford.edu/group/King/about_king/biography/
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No record of who actually discovered it. It is several thousands of years old. It can be naturally extracted from Willow bark.
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Who's he talking to? His feminine side? Another personality called Brenda? A female deer? \nDid they all turn on him? what DID he say?\n:) :)
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It was Robert Hooke He was an English Scientist.\nHe firt saw cells in wood from a cork tree he was studying.
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This is the legend I found about white heather.\n\nLong, long ago in Scotland, the famous Celtic bard, Ossian, had a daughter called Malvina. She was beautiful and sweet natured. She won the heart of Oscar, a handsome warrior.\n\nThey became betrothed, but Oscar left in search of fame and fortune.\n\nMalvina pined for him and sought solace by telling her father how much she loved her brave warrior, Oscar. \n\nOn a beautiful autumn day, the two were sitting on a Highland hillside when a ragged messenger staggered towards them.\n\nHe brought the terrible news that Oscar had been killed in a mighty battle. The messenger held out a spray of purple heather to Malvina - a last gift from Oscar - and told her that he had died whispering her name and pledging his love.\n\nIn her grief, Malvina ran over the hillside, weeping bitterly. Where her tears fell, the purple heather turned pure white. When she saw this, she said "May this white heather forever bring good fortune to all those who find it".\n\nAnd so, in Scotland, to this very day, white heather continues to be a token of good luck.
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Shawn Roberts\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degrassi:_The_Next_Generation
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the origin of super glue\nthe saeger estate\nthe inventor of doorknobs