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12th October 2009
It is not a secret that Russian women are known with their beauty and charm. As soon as iron curtain failed and Soviet Union collapsed hundreds of western men flowed to Former Soviet Union to make sure in the legend about Russian women’s beauty. And wha... Read >
Author: Matchmaker29th September 2009
And your father shared something with me. He said,'Terry, the Bible teaches about the gifts of healings. Gifts is plural and healings is plural.' ( Yes, it is ) And he announced,'There are plenty of different delivery systems that God brings healing,' a... Read >
Author: Blair Pierce21st September 2009
Wrought iron drapery rods and accessories can add a truly unique and distinctive look to your home decor. From simple curtain rings to elaborate swags and tiebacks, from intricate finial mounts to exquisite rod and shelf brackets, wrought iron can make ei... Read >
Author: Mary Hamilton16th September 2009
When the iron curtain came down in 1989, America's role as the great proponent of freedom dramatically changed.
As the only super power, America and its concept of freedom were challenged on one international front after another. Sept. 11, 2001, and it... Read >
Author: wbdoyle11th August 2009
If you are wondering where you want to take your August vacation this year and you haven't been to Europe yet you really should consider going. Europe is wide open and much safer than the media would have you believe. As a matter of fact, most European ... Read >
Author: tours4fun29th July 2009
Mind development has been, well, on everyone’s mind for the past few decades, and this comes as no surprise as societies start to evolve into future thinkers and the power of the mind seems to be more and more a subject of conversation around the tables... Read >
Author: Greg Frost20th May 2009
The heart of Europe, the fairytale country which really exists, a little big country. Slovakia. A country long hidden behind the iron curtain now reveals its beauties. Beauties that no other country has. Beauties that you can only dream of. Unspoiled natu... Read >
Author: Relytech29th April 2009
Slovakia, a little big country in the middle Europe, long hidden behind the iron curtain in the past, has much to offer. It has more than 1000 years of history, beautiful nature with large national parks, magnificent mountains and castles will capture eve... Read >
Author: Relytech06th March 2009
Greeted by a garden gnome people often grimace in horror and mutter some displeasure while thinking how anyone could anyone have one of those in their back garden. But we’re also told ( from people in the know) that there are approaching four million of... Read >
Author: Josiah Smart03rd March 2009
"Bulgaria? You wish to have a stag do in Bulgaria?" You can already hear the taunts. And, have any of your friends ever even heard of Sofia? Well, for many years, Bulgaria was hidden behind the Iron Curtain, and it wasn't until 1990 that we got to encount... Read >
Author: BrianSmall03rd March 2009
When the Berlin Wall came down, a previously unknown wealth of riches was opened up to western men. Little did we know what was awaiting us in Eastern Europe. Prague is one of those hidden gems.
With over 1 million people, Prague is not only one of th... Read >
Author: BrianSmall30th January 2009
Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic is an excellent destination for short breaks and holidays alike.
Since the Iron Curtain came down in early Nineties, and the “velvet divorce” of the Czech Republic from Slovakia, the Czechs have become... Read >
Author: Kim17th January 2009
True story: When the Iron Curtain started loosening in the 1990s, and another wave of Soviet emigrés hit the U.S., the inevitable “human interest” stories began popping up. One of the most interesting concerned the inability of a considerable fractio... Read >
Author: James Diorio15th December 2008
No more than 20 years ago Romania was an isolated, unknown country hidden from the west behind the Iron Curtain, but now it is an EU country visited by an increasing number of visitors
Romania is a place sometimes shrouded in mystery, a country that in... Read >
Author: Jimi St.Pierre30th November 2008
Russia is now faced with another possible huge devaluation of the ruble.
While some still say that nothing has changed, the crisis is evidently imminent, and whether it is going to be a major fall in the value of the ruble or just a small percentage d... Read >
Author: Corney27th November 2008
by Corney Vanhelden
Russia is now faced with another possible huge devaluation of the ruble.
While some still say that nothing has changed, the crisis is evidently imminent, and whether it is going to be a major fall in the value of the ruble or ju... Read >
Author: Corney14th July 2008
A dozen people seated around a large table awkwardly picked up morsels of food from a revolving platter and sipped from tall bottles of room-temperature beer. There was a joyless quality to the evening as the dozen or so assembled guests, Britons, Canadia... Read >
Author: jackyluo27th June 2008
My experience with Poland started back in 1987 when I arrived in Warsaw to visit a friend of mine whom I had first met in New York while we were both students at Hunter College. There was something about that morning which I will never forget as I got of... Read >
Author: Gianni Truvianni18th April 2008
Initially while thanking to those institutions, Organizations and the individuals who have shown their faith in human rights and stanchly stood for the sufferings of Tibetans, we the International Human Rights Association express our deepest shock and C... Read >
Author: dada07th March 2008
For so many years we were led to believe that life behind the "Iron Curtain" was drab,grey and hard. For so many years we in the West had no idea that within these countries were so many beautiful ladies. This was arguably Russia`s best kept secret.
It... Read >
18th June 2007
If our forefathers were here today they would either scout out an island someplace and found a new country or commit suicide. These days it is not a choice of who will run our country the best but a choice in who will finch off the United States the faste... Read >
Author: Jeffrey A. Solochek21st May 2007
"I give snatches; I describe episodes; I make—as it were—snapshots in time; I reflect personal recollections, thoughts, experiences, and views of specific individuals.." those are the words of Marius Broekmeyer the author of Stalin, the Russians, and ... Read >
Author: Jeff Stats08th February 2007
Direct TV is a full service satellite television provider which takes advantage of satellite technology which is the brainchild of science fiction legend Arthur C. Clark and was developed as part of the Cold War Space Race between the United States and th... Read >
Author: Julia Hall14th December 2006
If you're looking for a simple, inexpensive way in which you can transform the look of a room, you really need to look no further than your window coverings. Don't put the same old tired curtains that everyone else in your neighborhood has; go for somethi... Read >
Author: Christopher Smith26th October 2006
Chinese to be taught in London
In the 1960's people used to talk about the Iron Curtain. That has now gone, hopefully forever, but at the same time people used to say "yes but beware of the 'Silk Curtain". Even then they knew that China would be the ne... Read >
Author: Jane Merrow30th August 2006
Im sure by reading the title of this article your probably saying to yourself "just another con to make me part with my hard earnt money". Well if you dont believe me then just read the facts about this amazing overseas property investment oppurtunity ope... Read >
Author: adam parsons09th November 2005
Congressional hearings start on Wednesday, November 9th by the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. Aims of the hearing are to draft legislation that will create a statutory framework for Internet Protocol and Broadband Services. The commi... Read >
Author: Dan Robins
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