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17th September 2009
A gemstone is the naturally occurring crystalline form of a mineral, which is desirable for its beauty, valuable in its rarity and durable enough to be enjoyed for generations.
There are more than 40 popular gem varieties and many rarer collector gemston... Read >
Author: Sita16th September 2009
The guqin, or seven-stringed zither, is China's oldest stringed instrument, and as legend has it, its sweet sounds once helped defeat an army. Now this ancient instrument experiences a modern-day renaissance. This holiday season, NTDTV’s Holiday W... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st August 2009
Many books written about the internet indicate that its development was spurred on by the perceived need of the American Government to develop a communication system that would be sufficiently robust to survive a nuclear war with Russia. This led to the d... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th July 2009
The first inhabitants of Cornwall, long before it acquired it's current name were the Neolithic followed by the Bronze Age inhabitants, in the Iron Age, the Celts moved in. As such, this area is rich with historic value and artifacts. Cornwall has in the ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th July 2009
South African art history reveals a culture of profound depth and the extraordinary art flowing from the hands of South African artists reinforces that ideal.
The oldest art objects ever discovered, small drilled snail shells possibly strung as a necklac... Read >
Author: Nadine12th June 2009
Come to Cyprus, an island of myths and legends that basks year-round in the warm Mediterranean sun. A marvellous history spanning over 10,000 years tells of civilizations that have come and gone, with Alexander the Great and Cleopatra staking their claim ... Read >
Author: Kate Smith12th June 2009
The history of chocolate or the tales of the Arabian nights, which is more intriguing, Chocolate!
Chocolate comes from cocoa beans and are grown on cacao trees. The cacao tree's scientific name is theobroma cacao meaning "fruit of the gods," and just a... Read >
Author: James Murray06th May 2009
Mention Easter Island and most people immediately think of the enigmatic giant stone faces placed along the coastline that stare stoically, either out to sea or inland at the inhabitants. Being part of the Polynesian triangle in the Pacific there are many... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins17th April 2009
They say that everything a person needs in life – including the cures to his injuries and illnesses – can be found in nature. This is the philosophy behind botanical medicine and the continuing popularity of herbal remedies and herbal supplements in ... Read >
Author: david hobson15th April 2009
History and Ghosts Jostle for Attention in A York Stag Party
History has left a large footprint in York - all 2,000 years of it are reflected in its medieval fortifications and surviving walls, crooked streets, grand Georgian townhouses and the breatht... Read >
Author: BrianSmall27th March 2009
Cornwall, England is loved for its picturesque beauty and quaint history. The region enjoys a cool climate and is located close to the sea. Long associated with the legend of King Arthur, Cornwall is home to many myths of England’s most fabled king.
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Author: Orson Johnson23rd March 2009
There are many myths and misconceptions that have been floating around for years and years. People unknowingly spread this false information because they’ve heard others saying the same thing. They have heard it in commercials and in other advertise... Read >
Author: Chris Daino24th February 2009
Wedding rings are the most important part of every wedding ceremony. They symbolize the union of husband and wife. Don’t you know that in some countries and cultures, they have different myths and legends about wedding rings?
According to Egyptians ... Read >
Author: valeriemae23rd February 2009
Turquoise is a sacred stone "that has been used for centuries to adorn ritual objects and is still considered a valuable possession by the Indians and the Indians of Mexico," says Carol Karasik, author of The Turquoise Trail. An anthropologist and a jewel... Read >
Author: Double Dee Deals20th February 2009
The history of chocolate or the tales of the Arabian nights, which is more intriguing, Chocolate!
Chocolate comes from cocoa beans and are grown on cacao trees. The cacao tree's scientific name is theobroma cacao meaning "fruit of the gods," and just a... Read >
Author: James Murray19th February 2009
If there is one word guaranteed to strike dread into the heart of a teenager, it has to be acne. As children grow closer to puberty, there are anxious glances in the mirror. Has it come? Will it come? Will I be able to bear it when it comes? There are myt... Read >
Author: John Scott19th February 2009
Slovakia. A little big country in the Middle Europe with beautiful nature, ancient history and very kind people. Visit this unique country and see what you have not seen ever before, hear the most unbelievable myths and legends which survived hundreds of ... Read >
Author: Relytech18th February 2009
Should guilty seek asylum here,
Like one pardoned, he becomes free from sin.
Should a sinner make his way to this mansion,
All his past sins are to be washed away.
The sight of this mansion creates sorrowing sighs;
And the sun and the moon shed tears... Read >
Author: david12331st January 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 John Kenworthy
Pop into any bookstore and in the business section you'll find at least fifty current books promising 'instant success' or the '4 steps to achieving your dreams' or the 'easy guide to getting everything in life you eve... Read >
Author: John Kenworthy30th January 2009
On the edge of the island of Cyprus, is the town of Paphos, a coastal city known for it's scenery, history, magic and romance. If you are looking for a way to enjoy the best of this world, then you can begin by planning the perfect get away. Finding vil... Read >
Author: brookeh930th January 2009
On the edge of the island of Cyprus, is the town of Paphos, a coastal city known for it's scenery, history, magic and romance. If you are looking for a way to enjoy the best of this world, then you can begin by planning the perfect get away. Finding vil... Read >
Author: brookeh914th January 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Dave Smart
Symbolic objects in our dreams have intrigued us since ancient times. The symbolism in both tribal lore and legends, and stories in the Bible, is related to the symbolism of dreams. I seek here only to give a little taste ... Read >
05th January 2009
Many scientists are proposing theories that echo those of ancient mysticsm. Concepts such as "we are all connected on some fundamental level" and "the universe responds to thought" have been around for thousnds of years, and now scientists are beginning t... Read >
Author: Super7 Jones03rd December 2008
Getting a new tattoo for yourself? Try Sanskrit tattoo designs. Why? Because Sanskrit is a very ancient language. It came from India and spread to the rest of the world, becoming the root of a number of modern languages. Now, Sanskrit itself is a dead lan... Read >
Author: Calvin03rd December 2008
We all know that it's not actually frightfully tough to lose ten pounds in the first place all it needs is self control, and chosing to eat healthy foods! The big challenge is preserving that new weight, and staying healthy while you do it. We also kno... Read >
Author: Vanessa T.06th October 2008
There are several pieces of history that include water in different forms of worship. Perhaps one of the best known rituals today is that of baptism in the Christian church. Infants or adults are either sprinkled or dunked into the water as a symbol of ... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin30th September 2008
Traditionally, “The Song of the Nibelungs” is perceived as a great gift inebriated by European literature from the past. Basically, this literary work incorporated myths and legends which perfectly illustrated beliefs and traditions of the people that... Read >
Author: Jeff Stats29th September 2008
Conferencing venues in the Western Cape, South Africa, have much to offer that other conference venues do not. Apart from enjoying a wonderful climate, the The Whale Coast in South Africa is a stretch of coastline from approximately Gordon’s Bay outsid... Read >
Author: Rosemary Grace Brooks24th September 2008
Traditionally, “The Song of the Nibelungs” is perceived as a great gift inebriated by European literature from the past. Basically, this literary work incorporated myths and legends which perfectly illustrated beliefs and traditions of the people that... Read >
Author: Jeff Stats22nd September 2008
Traditionally, “The Song of the Nibelungs” is perceived as a great gift inebriated by European literature from the past. Basically, this literary work incorporated myths and legends which perfectly illustrated beliefs and traditions of the people that... Read >
Author: Jeff Stats16th September 2008
The theme parks in Orlando lure millions of visitors every year from around the world. Before you begin your trip to Orlando, it will be good if you collect the information about the features of the Orlando theme parks and water park tickets. Instead of b... Read >
Author: julismith16th September 2008
Storytelling must surely be one of the oldest forms of artistic expression in existence. Imagine the earliest humans huddling around the warmth of a fire, finding safety in the confined space of a cave and in each other's company, recounting tales of thei... Read >
Author: Barbara Freedman-De Vito05th September 2008
Islands of adventure have five different islands which are well known for its advanced technology and located at the Universal Escape Resort. Each Island possesses a unique theme and a number of rides. The five different subdivisions of the Island are Seu... Read >
Author: julismith01st September 2008
Dublin is a spirited city, full of colour and spirit in its history, cuisine and traditions. With Its famous nightlife, the typical Irish cozy accommodation, museums imposing, and restaurants creative and as for the Guinness, there is no better taste. The... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves16th August 2008
White roses have come to symbolize innocence, purity, and secrecy because of its clean, pristine appearance. Many myths and legends from different cultures talk about the origins of the first colored rose. Some say that the colors came from an immaculate ... Read >
Author: Timothy Spencer29th July 2008
A poster is a kind of a piece of a printed paper designed to be attached to a wall or any other vertical surface for that matter. This place can be in the privacy of people's rooms or in large banner forms in public areas where political parties/ propagan... Read >
Author: Patrick Arden26th July 2008
Cambridge is a great seat of learning, of myths and legends and of much mischief. How better to ingest this varied history than by staying in college bed and breakfast accommodation in the centre of this ancient City.
From the tips of its Gothic spires... Read >
Author: Charlie15th May 2008
The New Role of Horse Therapy for Autistic Children
Parents of autistic children have had many therapies and medications tossed their way, with hopes of reaching their children on a whole new level. Despite all the promises, developing theories, and i... Read >
Author: portraitkingdom14th May 2008
Is it because of the Myths and Legends associated with the town?
Is it because of the oldest above ground Christian Church in the world – Glastonbury Abbey?
Is it due to the fact that Glastonbury Tor has stunning views of the Somerset Levels?
O... Read >
Author: Website design Weston-Super-Mare13th May 2008
Horse therapy as a therapy model for autistic children is now a topic of debate. For clinically disposed experts, horse therapy does nothing more than introduce an additional stimulus into the mix. There are others who believe that with proper training,... Read >
Author: portraitkingdom07th April 2008
Kannur, a seacoast town in Nothern Malabar is one of the places of historical importance.
This age-old district in Kerala stands as a commemoration of the European powers in Kerala. Kannur is land bound with myths and legends. The word Kannur came out... Read >
Author: Dev Sri24th January 2008
Things like myths and legends usually have some basis in fact. Often times it is just for the moral of the story but somehow there will always be, even if it is only a little piece, a part that really existed. If the legendary Scottish Loch Ness monster e... Read >
18th January 2008
Formally founded in the 1960’s with their origins dating back to the bombing of Pearl Harbor in the early 40’s, the Navy SEALs (an abbreviation of ‘Sea, Air, and Land’) is truly an enigmatic group.
The US Navy SEALs are the special elite force ... Read >
Author: Brenda Stokes17th January 2008
Spell casting is an act that we have heard and seen on television. This is however not something that you will see in person unless you happen to know a modern day witch, wizard, warlock or Wicca. These numerous people use different spells for a variety o... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu30th October 2007
With regards to the tourist industry within Spain, Northern Spain and in particular Galicia especially have been very much a hidden treasure and hidden within lies a further particular treasure called Pontevedra. Of all of the autonomous regions of Spain ... Read >
Author: StephenStewart22nd October 2007
Galicia in particular and Northern Spain in general have long been considered to be a hidden jewel in the entire Spanish tourist industry and hidden away within Galicia itself are some further jewels and we are going to examine Pontevedra further. If you ... Read >
Author: Scott James29th August 2007
For thousands of years, human beings have used the night sky to navigate, keep track of the seasons, and inspire myths and legends. The tradition of naming stars is as old as history itself. Before modern times, however, humans could only name the stars... Read >
Author: Janette Vince23rd July 2007
There seems to be a lot of myths and legends concerning this topic so I will try to put the record straight. Titanium is a material that is not particularly hard but is very strong and has a high tensile strength.
Many people are unsure as to the diffe... Read >
Author: Alan Hadley07th June 2007
Myths and legends handed down through generations have told the tale that the Maine Coon cat is a cross between a semi-wild cat, a domestic cat and a racoon, hence the name Maine Coon!. Another legend is that the cats originated from the longhaired cats t... Read >
Author: Sarah-Anne02nd May 2007
Celtic Jewelry - Elegant Items to Be Treasured
Jewelry held a place of importance in Celtic life. The various jewelry items that have been discovered at the important sacred places and places of burial related to the Celtic life bears testimony to thi... Read >
Author: Smith Chen26th March 2007
Ibiza...the white isle... a magical island is how it is frequently described.
Ibiza is the master of reinvention and truly caters for the whole spectrum of visitors no matter what age or cultural background.
If you are looking for the World Herita... Read >
Author: Alicia Bond08th February 2007
As we usher in the Year of the Pig, the divine beauty of the ancient East will come to life in NYC with the now legendary NTDTV Chinese New Year Spectacular! The 30-city world tour Spectacular will play at Radio City from February 14 – 17.
Featuring ... Read >
Author: Makina Liu21st January 2007
The mirage of auction participation and bidding, including here the auctions organized for selling real estate foreclosures, has been tailed by lots of myths and legends. Foreclosed properties have constantly been associated with the low costs, great hous... Read >
Author: Rick Martin14th January 2007
Kashmir’s Biblical Connections merit scientific investigation
Kashmir has many popular myths and legends. Mysterious, intriguing and sometimes controversia... Read >
Author: M.Ashraf06th January 2007
Cell phones are dangerous to use. All of the hype of the myths surrounding cell phones would not only have you believing this, but it would have you burying your cell phones in the back yard just to be on the safe side.
Before you get the shovel, cons... Read >
Author: Kathryn Lang05th January 2007
I want to share some of my reasons for sponsoring New Tang Dynasty Television’s (NTDTV) Chinese New Year Spectacular. Of course, I am Chinese, and the Chinese New Year is part of my tradition and heritage. I love the colorful costumes, beautiful music a... Read >
Author: Benjamin Lighthouse05th January 2007
Like the Loch Ness Monster of Scotland, China has its myths and legends of dragons, some helpful and benevolent, and some not so. Of the evil variety, there’s one that’s been slain on stages around the world during the 2006 NTDTV’s Global Chinese Ne... Read >
Author: Benjamin Lighthouse19th December 2006
The guqin, or seven-stringed zither, is China's oldest stringed instrument, and as legend has it, its sweet sounds once helped defeat an army. Now this ancient instrument experiences a modern-day renaissance. This holiday season, NTDTV’s Holiday Wonders... Read >
Author: Benjamin Lighthouse09th November 2006
Dandy and fop, the red-headed man with exceptionally blue eyes, Antonio Gaudi has always been popular with women. However, he was all alone. He had a few passionate affairs, but loneliness was his destiny. Gaudi himself saw that this was the sign, the ... Read >
Author: Tatyana K.08th September 2006
How To Buy Best Treadmills At Cheap And Discounted Prices?
In the first flush of enthusiasm, encouraged by the fitness programs often shown in the TV channels, you buy a treadmill in consistent with your social status and dignity. Enthusiasm over, you ... Read >
Author: Kanishk manchanda13th August 2006
Sure. I'd done creative writing at school, but really who doesn't dabble with such things at least once in their life? Just the other day I was looking back at what I call my, Pre-MUSH writing, and shuddered as I read those awful pieces of work.
The fi... Read >
Author: Bronwen Wheeler14th May 2006
Ireland today is being promoted heavily by the hotels and businesses that stand to gain financially from the tourism industry. The main thrust of their campaigns seems to be based on the quality of their accommodation. They do have a lot to offer in the m... Read >
Author: Pat Murphy01st May 2006
If you have an interest in beauty, art, architecture and the classic culture that gave us our civilization, then a visit to Greece is just the ticket. And a vacation rental of a villa, a beach house or another type of private home will give you a chance ... Read >
Author: Milan Matchev19th January 2006
The weathervane is most often thought of as a metal rooster on the top of a barn that points in the direction of the blowing wind. That is a weathervane point in the direction of the origin of the wind. A compass rose is fixed below the rooster and poin... Read >
Author: dana dana24th December 2005
This ancient city, now the capital of Italy, is also Mecca for all Catholics and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy. Its nickname, "the eternal city" emphasizes its long history and the important role Rome has always played in major Eur... Read >
Author: Constance Blair
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