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29th September 2009
Money was never been quite so valuable until coin collecting entered the world of the hobbyists.
Since its inception, coin collecting has continuously represented the ancient way of preserving the history of the human race. Coin collecting allows peop... Read >
Author: Elliot Higgins23rd September 2009
To find high profile gardeners, in the midst of a 'grow your own' revolution, that is currently sweeping the planet, is not a new phenomenon.
Photographs of Michele Obama have been well publicized, as she dug up part of the White House lawns in order t... Read >
Author: lynthomas10th September 2009
Belize, formerly known as British Honduras is a tiny country in Central America.
With 8,867 square miles (22,960 km²) of soil and 320,000 inhabitants, the population density is the lowest in the Central American region. Belize is shaped like a rectang... Read >
Author: Konstantin Titov18th August 2009
Jamaica is a beautiful island. It is the third largest island in the Caribbean with a warm and sunny tropical climate. It has had over 40 years independence since 1962, and the head of state is Queen Elizabeth II who officially uses the title Queen of J... Read >
Author: Tailored Home08th August 2009
St Lucia is a beautiful island in the Eastern Caribbean. More recently than some Caribbean islands, it became an independent state of the Commonwealth of Nations in 1979. Queen Elizabeth II is still recognised as the Head of State.
It has a heritage th... Read >
Author: Tailored Home04th August 2009
Television first came into being in 1928, but its history goes back further than that and it will no doubt carry on beyond where we are now. There were years of experimentation before what we now know to be the television – then utilising a cathode ray... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton01st August 2009
Burberry is a British luxury fashion house, manufacturing clothing and fashion accessories such as watches. Its distinctive tartan pattern has become one of its most wide recognised trademarks. Royal Warrants have been granted to the company by HM Queen E... Read >
Author: Peter Burrowes31st July 2009
Michelle Obama is taking a lot of flack these days about the cost of her European vacation to the American taxpayers but the trip itself was an educational experience for young Sasha (8) and Malia (11) that any parent would gladly take the heat for.... Read >
Author: tours4fun17th July 2009
Windsor’s location near Detroit makes some people wary of visiting. Windsor is significantly safer than it’s American counterpart and in fact has a number of very compelling reasons to visit:
1. Caesars Windsor: Who doesn’t like some casino acti... Read >
Author: T. Payne05th July 2009
Well perhaps not over Hollywood, but certainly on it, as the world famous Irish born singer/songwriter has finally had his talent recognized by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. Along with other recording royalty such as Roy Orbison (posthumously award... Read >
Author: Sofia Hills01st July 2009
Burberry is a British luxury fashion house, manufacturing clothing and fashion accessories such as watches. Its distinctive tartan pattern has become one of its most wide recognised trademarks. Royal Warrants have been granted to the company by HM Queen E... Read >
Author: Peter Burrowes29th June 2009
Grand Cayman Island is one of the islands of the Grand Cayman Islands. It is one of the largest islands among the Cayman Islands. Featuring the famous seven-mile beach, this place is one of the finest places to be in the vacation. Beautiful sunrise and ha... Read >
Author: navseo10th June 2009
By: Jim Scherrer
The loonie, nickname for the Canadian dollar coin that replaced the former Canadian paper dollar bill, is a hendecagonal (how's that for a nice new word meaning eleven sided?) bronze plated nickel coin that has been minted in Canada si... Read >
Author: Jim Scherrer02nd June 2009
Royal Randwick Racecourse in the Eastern Sydney suburbs lays claim to being the birthplace of horse racing in Australia. The first race meeting in Sydney was organised in 1810 and held in Hyde Park. By 1833, the land for what was to become Royal Randwick ... Read >
Author: David Duffield20th May 2009
The Royal Family, otherwise known as the British Monarchy has been ruling over the UK since 871 when King Alfred the Great was recognised as the first British Monarch or King of England. The current British Monarch stands as Queen Elizabeth II who has two... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills22nd April 2009
Solihull is a town situated in the West Midlands of England & is very close to central Birmingham. Solihull is known to be one of the most financially successful towns in the entire midlands region. The population of the town increased dramatically from ... Read >
Author: Nazir Daud09th January 2009
As the largest city in Western Europe and with a metropolitan area that encompasses over 14 million people from across the globe, London truly is one of the most dynamic, vibrant and interesting cities in the world. With so many unique attractions to visi... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins08th January 2009
It was good enough for Che Guevera, for Abraham Lincoln, and to a certain extent Queen Elizabeth II. In the UK at least, home schooling is popular (whereas in some Western countries it is illegal), and home study in students enrolling on further educatio... Read >
Author: MarkeD07th January 2009
Windsor Castle which is situated at Windsor in Berkshire, U.K. is the largest inhabited castle in the world. The castle’s history dates back to the rein of King Edward III who started conceptualizing the idea of this castle and even after 900 years the ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye16th December 2008
When visiting the island of Jamaica some may find it overwhelming trying to decide which of the many attractions and activities they want to visit and take part in during their stay as there are so many fun and interesting things to do on the island.
O... Read >
Author: Gill16th December 2008
Have you ever wondered what a virtual tour was? You may have noticed this new technology in the field of photography. It is actually a panoramic tour of a certain location that usually consists of 360 degree views. Virtual tours can also display video ima... Read >
Author: regal360@gmail.com01st December 2008
Ottawa
Ottawa - Canada’s capital is situated in the eastern province of Ontario with around 2 million population it is considered to be one of Canada’s most thriving cities. Like many other Canadian cities Ottawa attracts millions of visitors ever... Read >
Author: Anurag30th November 2008
At 3106.75 carats, the Cullinan diamond is the largest loose diamond ever found.
Diamond is an allotrope of carbon, of which 99.95% is composed of pure carbon. Allotropes Diamonds reach the surface of the earth through volcanic pathways known as kimber... Read >
Author: Jon Arnold21st November 2008
They are small in stature but big in heart. Developed to work on farms the Pembroke Welsh Corgi retains their herding instincts but can do more than herd. “Cruiser” completed the requirements for Tracking dog, Tracking Dog Excellent” and “Variable... Read >
Author: D Beart03rd November 2008
Madrid, the Spanish capital is a rare combination of tradition and modernism, art and entertainment. Ten places that should be a priority while visiting this cosmopolitan center are:
1. The Royal Palace (Palacio Real) - Italy’s pride, the Royal Pala... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson29th October 2008
Grand Cayman is globally famous especially amongst tourists for its spectacular attractions like diving and snorkeling. It is the largest of the three Cayman Islands. Other two islands are Cayman Barc and Little Cayman. All three islands are located in we... Read >
Author: Navneet Singh10th October 2008
If you like four wheel drive cars in general these you will really love this amazing car. Described by it’s makers Land Rover as “the most complete four by four in the world,” the Range Rover is the flagship of the Land Rovers companies unsurpassed ... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk09th September 2008
Airport transfers are common in the limousine industry as nowadays it can work out cheaper than hiring a taxi. The most common airports in London are London City airport or Heathrow Airport, both located within the M25. London City airport is based in Eas... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk09th September 2008
When you go to London, the best time is during Summer, because there's no snow and you will not feel chilly. When you land at Heathrow Airport you will have access to hire a taxi from there with a driver and he will get you to the very best places in Lon... Read >
Author: Dev08th September 2008
Sir Paul Smith has always been at it. Originally catering to men's wear, the man behind the Paul Smith empire has since taken the fashion scene by storm. In fact, Smith was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, having spent almost three decades as a top designe... Read >
Author: Neil Thompson02nd September 2008
Cruise Ship godmothers are entrusted with the guidance of the ship to and around their destinations, by blessing the ship, for the safety of its crew and passengers throughout their journey. For the past 4,000 years, the tradition of christening or naming... Read >
Author: Laura Scott21st August 2008
The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin is a spectacular, high quality, pure silver bullion coin that is always in demand by collectors and investors around the world. The Royal Canadian Mint first produced this beautiful silver Maple Leaf coin in a gold bull... Read >
Author: Christina Goldman16th August 2008
London’s galleries showcase art from as early as AD1500 with a variety of styles and tastes to cater for everyone. Whether you have a couple of days or a week to explore London’s fair city, a visit to some of London’s galleries will fulfil your ar... Read >
Author: mpressman13th August 2008
Hollywood celebrities and royalties are very much known for their active lifestyle. They’re always on the go — filming, promoting films in different parts of the world, holding tours and concerts, or meeting other influential super stars. Now who woul... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago13th August 2008
Mayfair has been a buzzing and constantly popular location in London, due to it's Central Location, and particularly due to it's proximity to the adjacent Hyde Park.
The name Mayfair (May Fayre) has it's roots in the annual fair that was held in May, t... Read >
Author: Dev30th June 2008
London has such an incredible amount to offer it’s no wonder that over 10 million people choose to live either in London or the surrounding areas, and it’s estimated that over 25 million people visit London each and every year for work and tourism. ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan27th June 2008
Bob Hope is hands-down the most acclaimed, honored and versatile entertainer in show business history. During his seventy-plus years in the entertainment industry, Hope earned more than two thousand awards and recognitions for his various professional and... Read >
Author: Ben Anton21st May 2008
Cynthia Nixon rocks in her Calvin Kleins! Currently in London for the premiere of Sex and the City Cynthia cut a glamorous figure in a Calvin Klein gown as revealing as her character in the film is conservative.
Cynthia recently got out from a silent b... Read >
Author: breastsurgery08th May 2008
Uganda is a land locked country located in East Africa with and it lies on the equator. The country hosts one of the largest water bodied (Lake Victoria) and the source of the longest river in the world (The Nile). Uganda is known to be the most hospita... Read >
Author: Richard Dickson29th April 2008
The death of L.S Lowry father in 1932 left him with the responsibility of taking care of his ailing mother who was now bedridden, depressed and suffering with neurosis.
His only opportunity to do any painting was after his mother had gone to bed at n... Read >
Author: Karri Madelline08th April 2008
If you are in London, you definitely have to make time to visit the British Museum no matter how packed your itinerary is. You will certainly not regret it. A visit to the British Museum will take you through the stories of many different cultures and peo... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson03rd April 2008
If holiday destinations could talk and name drop, Majorca could talk for hours...
The Spanish island is popular with celebrities, dignitaries, politicians and royalty. Native Spaniards have long been aware of King Juan Carlos' love for the area. He eve... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th March 2008
Prince Charles and Winston Churchill. Jude Law and Muhammad Ali. Ian Fleming and Daniel Craig. The common thread among this eclectic list of gentleman is the one holding together their bespoke shirts from London's famous Savile Row.
Built in the 1730s... Read >
Author: KJ Beckett04th March 2008
Walsall is a huge industrial town located in the West Midlands of England. It is exceptionally popular because the saddles and leather products that the townspeople make are simply the worlds finest.
As a matter of fact, the town of Walsall is renowne... Read >
Author: Steve Kevin19th February 2008
Canadian Coins are cool. Canadian currency or Canadian Coinage. Coins produced by the Royal Canadian Mint and circulated in Canada are called as Canadian Coins.These coins are denominated in lower denomination like cents and dollar, highest denomination b... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu24th August 2007
London is a great place. Contrary to popular belief this is not some feeble attempt at plagiarising advertising copy from other major cities in the world.
Bad times and good, I have lived and worked in London through them all.
From the bad old da... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan24th August 2007
London is a great place. London as a major capital city deserves respect.
London like all major cities has had its good times as well as it's bad times and I have been there for most of them.
From the ecstatic heights in 2005 of being told that it... Read >
Author: Scott James22nd August 2007
I love London; it is my kind of town. Contrary to popular belief this is not some feeble attempt at plagiarising advertising copy from other major cities in the world.
Bad times and good, I have lived and worked in London through them all.
From i... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan22nd August 2007
London is a great place. Contrary to popular belief this is not some feeble attempt at plagiarising advertising copy from other major cities in the world.
Bad times and good, I have lived and worked in London through them all.
From the bad old da... Read >
Author: Scott James22nd August 2007
London is one of the finest capital cities to be found anywhere. Contrary to popular belief this is not some feeble attempt at plagiarising advertising copy from other major cities in the world.
Bad times and good, I have lived and worked in London th... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan22nd August 2007
One in a million, that’s London for you. This defence of London is not meant as some feeble attempt to try to curry favour in certain quarters.
Bad times and good, I have lived and worked in London through them all.
From its darkest hours in the ... Read >
Author: Scott James01st August 2007
When traveling to London, among all the great world famous historical and cultural landmarks, make sure not to miss the historic and quite cosmopolitan Mayfair. This famous area of London is a heaven of luxury and opulence. But you don't have to be too we... Read >
Author: Laurent Fabier27th April 2007
I love London, it is my kind of town. Now I know that to most people this would sound as if I am plagiarising some advertising copy for either New York or Chicago but in this case I truly mean it.
I have lived AND worked in London for well over 30 year... Read >
Author: Stephen Morgan21st April 2007
Charles Philip Arthur George Windsor named at his birth on the 14th of November 1948. Charles, the eldest child and son of Queen Elizabeth II of England, Great Britain, Wales, and all Territories, is the current heir to the British throne. Born to Eliza... Read >
Author: Reed Oxman06th August 2006
The commonwealth of the Bahamas is in the West Indies. The country is made up of an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean. This means that it is comprised of a series of islands, which connect to the mainland, thus the pluralized name.
The Bahamas was a Br... Read >
Author: John Gibb03rd August 2006
Step back into Shakespeare's time with a visit to the Globe Theatre in Southwark, a stunning reconstruction of the Bard's early playhouse. Founded by the actor Sam Wanamaker, this is not only a working theatre, but an educational centre and the world's la... Read >
Author: anil gupta31st July 2006
Diana, Princess of Wales' Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park. Unveiled in July, 2004 with both the late Diana's family and the royal family including Queen Elizabeth II present, the $6.5 million memorial to the late Princess of Wales is designed by American a... Read >
Author: anil gupta26th July 2006
The tower of London has been an integral part of British Royal History for nearly 1000 years. Only at this place one can marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Crown Jewels and stand on the execution site of three British queens.
The Tower of London ... Read >
Author: anil gupta02nd May 2006
Aberdeen, in the heart of Scotland's Grampian Highlands, is an ideal
destination for art, history and culture that is slightly off the
beaten track. Scotland's third largest city was inspiration for the
well known Scottish folk song The Northern Lights... Read >
Author: Maria Williams07th March 2006
Everyone has their favorite Caribbean Island but if you don't know, cruising the Cayman Islands is a highlight of a Caribbean Cruise. The three islands hold many attractions some that are unique to these islands. The world's only commercial Green Sea Tu... Read >
Author: Mary Hanna02nd February 2006
What better way to show the world that you are in love than by the act of giving and receiving a diamond engagement ring? With many actresses and other famous women sporting bigger and sparklier diamond rings, celebrity engagements have become a delight f... Read >
Author: Tim Richardson09th December 2005
For a Mediterranean island with good year round weather, a friendly local English speaking population and facilities to rival that of any of her competitors, Malta is a suprisingly often forgotten island for many people planning a holiday in the Mediterra... Read >
Author: Roger Munns17th November 2005
Gold Maple Leafs and Silver Maple Leafs are receiving packaging makeovers, changes clearly mandated by investor disfavor with packaging that the Royal Canadian Mint has used since the coins were introduced. Gold Maple Leafs debuted in 1979, Silver Maple ... Read >
Author: Bill Haynes
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