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29th September 2009
Loose diamonds have been around for many centuries, and have intrigued people of every country and continent. Some of the most famous have been the catalyst behind theft, and even murder.
One of the first, and most famous loose diamonds, was the Koh-I-... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
The Canadian political system as it is known today was first drafted by the "Fathers of Confederation" at the Quebec conference of 1864. This then became law when the constitution act was passed in 1867. This act gave the formal executive authority to Que... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Queen’s University is one of the proud universities standing at northeastern part of Lake Ontario. It was originally founded by the Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841, thus the name Queen’s University. It was in the year 1842 where the first ever... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
There are only three principal public occasions in a person's life: baptismal, burial and marriage. Among the three, only marriage allows great honor for the principals. Throughout the tradition, marriages had been considered as the special day for a lady... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
It has been known for centuries that women have been dressing up since long time ago and will be for centuries to come that they also going to wear different kind of shoes. When there are a crowed of women, there are always be some interesting stylish stu... Read >
Author: inayat18th September 2009
Charms are also known as amulets and pendants. They are as popular today as they have been throughout recorded history. Ancient Egyptians wore bracelets with charms or amulets. They were used to protect against bad luck and evil forces. They began with r... Read >
Author: wbdoyle15th September 2009
What is the best gift when it comes to conveying one's love? Gifts are give not only because of a special event such as a birthday or Christmas. Some gifts are given outside of these occasions, which are sometimes used as a way to convey one's feeling. Ma... Read >
Author: Samantha 14th September 2009
Situated halfway between Liverpool and Manchester, Warrington is often overlooked as a tourist destination but the Cheshire town is one that is steeped in history. With the current economic situation meaning many Britons are overlooking foreign holidays a... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton14th September 2009
The City of Truro in Cornwall, England has some beautiful parks and gardens that can be enjoyed by the entire family, for relaxation, for play and for picnics.
The municipal parks are always well looked after by the local council who take great pride i... Read >
Author: Naz Daud11th September 2009
It has been known for centuries that women have been dressing up since long time ago and will be for centuries to come that they also going to wear different kind of shoes. When there are a crowed of women, there are always be some interesting stylish stu... Read >
Author: Nirmal11th September 2009
The City of Truro in Cornwall, England has some beautiful parks and gardens that can be enjoyed by the entire family, for relaxation, for play and for picnics.
The municipal parks are always well looked after by the local council who take great pride i... Read >
Author: Naz Daud04th September 2009
In the present world where everything is measured on the scale of style and vogues, keeping pet puppies have also became the fashion icon. There are wide number of species of dogs available in the world and the owners keep them with umpteen affection and ... Read >
Author: airsoftguns31st August 2009
Queen’s University is one of the proud universities standing at northeastern part of Lake Ontario. It was originally founded by the Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841, thus the name Queen’s University. It was in the year 1842 where the first ever... Read >
Author: blinksolutions0426th August 2009
Even though one would not think it would have had such an impact, it seems that horse charm bracelets are one piece of jewelry that is never going to go out of style for as long as people wear things that glitter and shine. Whether you want to celebrate ... Read >
Author: Ronald Lane19th August 2009
Stellenbosch University located in Stellenbosch, the second oldest town of South Africa, is once of the best universities in the world with over 24,000 studying each year. The present day university was founded in 1866 under the name of Stellenbosch Gymna... Read >
Author: Manoj 16th August 2009
Melbourne is not only the second largest city of Australia, but also is Australia's most European city because of the city’s sophistication and vibrant culture similar to Europe. Book cheap air tickets to enjoy this amazing city that is just an 8-hour d... Read >
Author: ashu kaushik08th August 2009
Details of nearly 1 and a half million trials that took place in England and Wales from the late 18th and 19th centuries including a Jack The Ripper suspect and a would be assassin of Queen Victoria have been put online by the Genealogy Website Ancestry.c... Read >
Author: Personbooks03rd August 2009
It’s known to all that jewelry is an indispensable consumption for the rich, especially the feminine. The jewelry of good style is really a must-have addition for daily chic look. Recently, a research has been made inside Americans for jewelry brands ev... Read >
Author: Jane Ye30th July 2009
While few of us would want to return to the hunter-gatherer lifestyle, our ancient ancestors might be fairly afraid if they found themselves in today's world. The idea of consuming a full course meal at a table rather than snacking nuts and berries on the... Read >
Author: Gen Wright21st July 2009
You can enjoy locally sourced seafood from one of the many quality restaurants situated along the beautiful Essex coast, to a mouth watering meal in one of the variety of restaurants set in the heart of our counties picturesque countryside.
One such es... Read >
Author: Essex Tourist Guide18th July 2009
When you think of marriage, the first image that comes to mind is the bride in a long white robe. But should a bride wear white? The answer is definitely no!
First, remember that your marriage is supposed to be a special day for the newlyweds. This ... Read >
Author: Custom Jewelry11th July 2009
The sun is here and the temperature is rising. School’s out, you’ve booked your time off work and now it’s time to head to the coast and be reminded why it’s good to be British this summer. But in case you’ve begun reading this with the assumpti... Read >
Author: nmaidment05th July 2009
If thinking in terms of the perfect amalgamation of royalty, elegance and purity then the best fit imagery is that of silver jewellery that has always upheld and withstood a very exclusive and absolutely distinct identity in the hearts of jewellery lovers... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson27th June 2009
People from all over the world celebrate Christmas in so many different ways and you will be quite surprised at the stories behind many of these Christmas traditions.
Did you even know that Christmas Day, the 25th of December, was previously a holiday ... Read >
Author: joalesto19th June 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 directline-holidays.co.uk
Cunard cruises have some of the best cruise ships in Great Britain including the Queen Mary II and Queen Victoria. In the future, cruise passengers can look forward to the upcoming launch of the Queen Elizab... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk11th June 2009
Cumbria Cruises has been privileged to work with some of the most unique cruise providers, among them - Ocean Village, P&O Cruises, and Cunard. For those of you who are planning to go on a cruise this year, we have compared the premier cruise offers from ... Read >
Author: Lee Lazarus11th June 2009
In some parts of southern Africa, the locals believe a solar eclipse occurs when a crocodile eats the sun. It is said this celestial crocodile briefly devours our life giving star to show its displeasure at the actions of man. It is considered to be the v... Read >
Author: krizsean 11th June 2009
The charms on a charm bracelet become like a story, showing off some of the most important moments you've had in life. Sure, the charms on the charm bracelet are beautiful, but there are probably more than just trinkets to you. They actually represent som... Read >
Author: abale11th June 2009
Christmas ornaments have been and integral part of Christmas celebrations for years and it is a known fact that these have been teeming up with The Christmas tree for long. There are many myths, which revolve around the saga of the first use of Christmas ... Read >
Author: realstorm11th June 2009
Every little charm on charm bracelets often signify and important moment in life, telling the story of your life on a bracelet. Although the charms that you have on the charm bracelet look lovely, more than likely they mean more than just a little charm o... Read >
Author: abale11th June 2009
Mediterranean Cruises
Visiting the historic cities of Europe is a wonderful experience and one of the best ways to see them is on a cruise. European hotels are notoriously expensive, particularly in classic cities such as Venice, Rome and Monte Carlo.... Read >
Author: Yuvalh05th June 2009
The white-capped Kilimanjaro, hanging above a smoke-like sea of clouds is one of the most stunning sights in the world. Kilimanjaro is one of the 'Seven Summits' in the world - it has the highest point on the African continent. Kilimanjaro is the highest... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th June 2009
Named after Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, The Victoria and Albert Museum is the world’s biggest museum of ornamental design and art. It houses a collection of over 4 million items and was established in 1852. The collection of the museum contains ar... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye05th June 2009
Visit London’s most fashionable attraction and experience the life of royalty. The Famous Kensington Palace with its beautiful gardens has been home to the Royals for centuries. From Queen Mary to Princess Diana, generations of women have contributed to... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye05th June 2009
Looking for a perfect getaway? Visit Tunbridge Wells and rediscover the art of leisure. Surrounded by the splendid Kent countryside it was once the playground of royalty and the aristocracy, reputed as the place to see and be seen. It is the only spa town... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye03rd June 2009
We are now halfway through the 2009 Isle of Wight walking festival and although you have missed the chance to take part in the wet & windy 28 mile Walk the Wight event there are still plenty of walks to get involved in.
There are daily ‘Dinosaur Wal... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th May 2009
If you are planning a wedding you probably want a wedding photographer to photograph the ceremoney so can cherish this day forever. This is why numerous small and independent photographers are now offering wedding packages. This is another reason why it i... Read >
Author: Jerry Work20th May 2009
Buckingham Palace has a history that dates back over 500 years and has changed hands on numerous occasions, however much of the building that remains standing today is from the original structure built in the early 1700. So how has the palace changed and ... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills19th May 2009
Eastern part of India is very rich culturally and geographically. Kolkata is center point of the region. It is the capital of West Bengal. Historically, it was the capital of India in British emperor. In 1911, the capital transfer to Delhi. Initially, it ... Read >
Author: Gian Brett18th May 2009
Have you ever been to Isle of Wight? If yes, you cannot forget this peaceful and relaxing feeling. Just being inside the green and comforting scenery of the wonderful Isle of Wight`s landscape, creates a feeling of life within you. The charming atmosphere... Read >
Author: TravisOl14th May 2009
Last month the Open University celebrated its 40th anniversary to much fanfare. However, despite the OU's acknowledged influence on higher education then and since, the institution that started it all was established over 100 years before. So why was Th... Read >
Author: MarkeD11th May 2009
Charm bracelets are more like a story of your life with each one of those charms representing some significant moment in your life. Though all those charms dangling from your charm bracelet look pretty no doubt but they are much more than just fancy trink... Read >
Author: abale11th May 2009
The Isle of Wight is a very popular place for people to take a holiday. Much of that is because there are a lot of different things that you can do there, and that makes it a very enjoyable place for people of all age groups. If you're single and travelli... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st May 2009
Hey girls! Becoming a home buyer may not be about wearing mini skirts. But how much money you can borrow for buying a house goes hand in hand with current fashion.
How do I know? My dad said so.
I was one of those kids who asked too many questions. ... Read >
28th April 2009
Large dogs are not for everyone so if your preference leans toward a small dog read up on the Pomeranian. Intelligent, lively and affectionate, the Pomeranian is a remarkable little dog which loves to learn. The Pomeranian will make himself at home in y... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic22nd April 2009
Dental Tourism is an integral part of Medical Tourism. The rising number of quality dental clinics have made Kerala an ideal spot for Dental Tourism.
Kerala had already risen as a brand in Medical and Ayurvedic Tourism. You can get quality dental t... Read >
Author: Govind Kumar17th April 2009
These days most of us have a great many stresses and worries in our daily lives; woes which we’d all love to banish and the time for doing just this is whilst on our holidays or during a short break. Increasingly though, our hopes of just such a sabbati... Read >
Author: Tim Green10th April 2009
Watch, is not a simple time tool any more. It is an important adornment to express your social state and taste. The brand, the craftsmanship, and the design, nowhere is not to tell people who you are, especially to the celebrities. So, wearing a right wat... Read >
Author: Tommy Martin10th April 2009
Stamp collecting, one of the most popular hobbies in the world, is an activity that involves the gathering and organizing of postage stamps and other related items such as covers, that is, packages or envelopes with stamps pasted on them.
The first st... Read >
Author: Jerald Shin Shapiro27th March 2009
A brief history of Crochet
There is some conjecture over the origins of Crochet. Some believe that is was started in the Far East, The Middle East or countries in South America. The reason for this belief is only down to historians believing this to be... Read >
Author: Andy P25th March 2009
Stamp collecting is one of the most beloved hobbies worldwide. In the United States it has been approximated that over 20 million Americans collect stamps.
The first ever stamp that was issued was in 1840 in Britain. The stamp was called One Penny Blac... Read >
Author: Jerald Shin Shapiro22nd March 2009
The majestic Victoria Falls is one of the largest natural cascades on the planet and, during the rainy season, the mist from the water impact zone below rises to over 400m in the air.
Today a world heritage site, The Falls were first 'discovered' by ex... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid13th March 2009
Also known as the V & A, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London boasts the world’s finest and largest exhibits of fine and applied arts. This outstanding museum is home to more than 4.5 million exhibits.
Victoria & Albert Museum opened its doors in th... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye10th March 2009
Great for all the family
When you come here for your Isle of Wight holiday you will soon realise that the island is home to some of the finest beaches in the UK. Miles upon miles of gorgeous sandy beaches, stunning bays and craggy cliffs are always a j... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th March 2009
Stamp collecting is a hobby that dates back to the 1840s when the first stamp known as "Penny Black" was issued by Great Britain. Prior to this year, man's communication system was done primitively without the use of postal service maybe be cause man has ... Read >
Author: Jerald Shin Shapiro03rd March 2009
When you start separating stamps from envelopes, there is no stopping. Sooner or later you will end up as a regular visitor to one or another auction site and online marketplace, selling your duplicates and buying the ones you simply must have in order to... Read >
28th February 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Nowal Khan
Georgetown heritage site is declared as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites last July 7, 2008 along with the town of Melaka. This was made possible by showcasing a great example of multicultural town deeply embedded wit... Read >
Author: Nowal02nd February 2009
Cosmetics are substances used to enhance or protect the appearance or odor of the human body. Cosmetics include skin-care creams, lotions, powders, perfumes, lipsticks, fingernail and toe nail polish, eye and facial makeup, permanent waves, colored contac... Read >
Author: Bella Mclaine28th January 2009
Charm bracelets have been around for quite a while now. Charm bracelets have a very long and interesting history. They have been traced back to early Egyptians and some African tribes whose women wore them with beads to ward of evil spirits. Queen Victori... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara28th January 2009
Well known as one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK, the Isle of Wight always have plenty of things to keep you busy regardless of taste or age. The island is only 13 miles by 23 miles but if you are on your own or with your family the fe... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th January 2009
You might be thinking about going to the Isle of Wight for the first time, or you might have been there and loved it so much that you're thinking about going back. Either way, how much do you know about its rich history? In the fifteenth century, for exam... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th January 2009
Humans have shabby spider silk for several uses for a long time. The Roman encyclopaedic Pliny tells us that spider web is brilliant for sealing wounds and this is loyal as far as I know.
It has sure been worn by many people since then. The answer may... Read >
Author: Jacob Saxbury05th January 2009
You can have it hot or cold, black or green, herbal or lemon; yes what we are talking about is tea. Tea is the most popular beverage worldwide. The discovery of tea was done in 2700bc by a Chinese emperor, also a scientist, Shen Nung. In the Indian and Ja... Read >
Author: Jennifer Seaton29th December 2008
Ever since Queen Victoria walked down the aisle in a white dress that every woman in the English-speaking world wanted to imitate, bridal dresses have been gaining importance in the wedding ceremony.
They got bigger, they got whiter, and they got poofi... Read >
Author: Unia Griffin29th December 2008
Sir John Lawrence, Governor General of India, received many demands asking for the priceless Koh-i-nor diamond to be sent to Britain. It had gone missing after the handover from the Sikhs, to the British rule, in 1849. It was not until one day the gardene... Read >
Author: LynThomas18th December 2008
There are a group of people out there who claim to be anglophiles. So what is an anglophile you might ask? The formal definition -- the noun of the word -- is a person who strongly admires England or its people, culture, customs, influence etc.
This ma... Read >
Author: Jaycee Fox16th December 2008
Beyond the wedding and engagement rings, charm bracelet is another piece of jewellery that indicates some of the beautiful moments of ones life. These bracelets are worn around the wrist and contain many attractive trinkets dangling about. These small pen... Read >
Author: Imran Ali15th December 2008
If you know what the title of this article means, you’ve probably already been busily punching grommet holes into your bodice all afternoon and are just taking a break to let your leather aviator hat air out. If not, you’ve got some reading to do.
... Read >
Author: Unia Griffin11th December 2008
The Isle of Wight is located just off the south coast of England, 2 miles off the coast to be precise. Regular ferries operate to the island from Portsmouth, Southampton and Lymington and it's a fantastic idea for a daytrip from London.
What's to s... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley04th December 2008
Many brides in the United States think of white wedding dresses as “traditional,” but the white wedding dress is actually a fairly recent custom. When Queen Victoria was married in 1840, she chose a white wedding dress and immediately started a fashio... Read >
Author: Unia Griffin03rd December 2008
The Christmas cards depicting the traditional Victorian Christmas scene are familiar to most people – ladies, gentlemen and children suitably attired for the freezing snowy weather with big long coats, the ladies with fur muffs and the gents with top ha... Read >
Author: Johnasmith03rd December 2008
If traveling the world is one of your plans for the future, why wait when you can do so with 5-star world cruises? There are six cruise lines that offer this cruising experience with various itineraries and cruise durations. Check out what each of the fol... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin02nd December 2008
Are you planning a trip to Belfast? Whether it’s for a concert, a spot of retail therapy, the buzzing nightlife or just to check out the sights and sounds of this amazing city, a good Belfast Street map will come in very handy.
There are so many maps... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley01st 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: Anurag16th November 2008
Culture and tradition have played a very significant role in every man’s life. Its impact can be visibly seen not only in people’s way of life, but even in different occasions such as in a wedding ceremony.
Wedding, a ceremony of marriage, is do... Read >
Author: Cherry B16th November 2008
Culture and tradition have played a very significant role in every man’s life. Its impact can be visibly seen not only in people’s way of life, but even in different occasions such as in a wedding ceremony.
Wedding, a ceremony of marriage, is do... Read >
Author: Cherry B13th November 2008
Whenever we hear of weddings, what comes to our mind? We immediately think of white gowns, suits, dresses, accessories, people, food and many others. For the bride in Brooklyn, it’s the white Brooklyn bridal gown that she saw in the store. She immediate... Read >
Author: Cherry B10th November 2008
Welcome to your guide to some of London’s most popular attractions, brought to you by the 3 star Elysee hotel of Westminster, which is within close proximity of all that the capital has to offer.
Westminster is home to many of London’s most impor... Read >
Author: dtymon03rd November 2008
Cubic zirconia can be made into any style of jewelry imaginable. It includes the Victorian antique style of jewelry. Victorian style antique jewelry can be purchased with a cubic zirconia instead of a diamond.
Queen Victoria's ascendancy to heralded ... Read >
Author: jasperknowapp31st October 2008
When it comes to luxurious fragrances, the House of Creed should definitely be at the top of the list. Founded in 1760, the House of Creed is actually one of the manufacturers of the best ever fragrances that have graced the rich and famous. The company i... Read >
Author: jamesphilips28th October 2008
Are you planning a trip to Belfast? Whether it’s for a concert, a spot of retail therapy, the buzzing nightlife or just to check out the sights and sounds of this amazing city, a good Belfast Street map will come in very handy.
There are so many maps... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
Located at the western end of Belfast Lough, the city of Belfast at the mouth of the River Lagan has gained a reputation for its bustling nightlife, excellent shopping and top tourist attractions. It's full of beautiful architecture and as it's relatively... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th October 2008
East Cork has so much to offer the visitor. It's a beautiful part of southwest Ireland that features lots of historical attractions, outdoor activities, wonderful scenery and a spectacular coastline. There are some fantastic Cork hotels to stay in here if... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley21st October 2008
What do we envisage when we think of Christmas?
It is of course first and foremost a religious Christian celebration, marking the birth of Jesus Christ. For others without the religious penchant, Christmas brings a special time of sharing with family ... Read >
Author: Colin Holmes14th October 2008
The capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast is the second largest city in Ireland after Dublin. Although it has had a troubled history involving violence and political unrest, today Belfast is a buys modern city with a unique heritage that incorporates both ... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn14th October 2008
When you send a piece of mail, you have to attach postal stamps to show that you have paid the appropriate amount of postage for the size and weight of the envelope or package. The first such stamps to be used in the world were in the United Kingdom and I... Read >
Author: Ling Tong14th October 2008
The Black Penny stamp, also known as the Penny Black, was the first adhesive stamp to be used in the postal system. It was introduced to the postal system of the United Kingdom and Ireland on May 1, 1840 as part of the reforms suggested by Rowland Hill. A... Read >
Author: Ling Tong06th October 2008
Ever wondered when the first Christmas card was sent? Why? How it came to be? Sir Henry Cole, a creative soul – writer, designer, civil servant – commissioned the idea for the first official Christmas cards from artist John Calcott Horsley in London i... Read >
Author: Linda J. Alexander01st October 2008
Whether we like it or not, smoking is a part of our culture, and has been for hundreds of years. Trying to get rid of something on a personal or societal level that has been around so long isn't easy. Anyone who is trying to stop smoking is better off tak... Read >
Author: mwnet24th September 2008
What was it like to be poor and living in Victorian London? What Victorian people experienced and how they lived their lives depended on which class and economic group they belonged to. Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837 and by the time of her deat... Read >
Author: JoMoss18th September 2008
Benefits of Jobs on Mobile
To understand the true benefits of a mobile job search, one must go back in time to an era long before the internet and mobiles came into existence.
Imagine¦
The Stone/ Ice Age
I am not so caught up with Walt Disney ... Read >
Author: S. C. Mishra18th September 2008
There are different kinds of wedding where bridal gowns may be worn by a bride. There is the traditional white wedding which may be formal or semi-formal in setting. This kind of wedding became popularly known during the Victorian era just after Queen V... Read >
Author: Cherry B16th September 2008
From times immemorial, the nuptial orb or rather the wedding ring, has been the symbol of everlasting love. The shape of the ring-the circle- bears deep significance, acting as a symbol of the Sun, the Universe, the Earth, of Holiness and of Peace. Weddin... Read >
Author: Suzanne Macguire09th September 2008
You can add more than a touch of romance to your wardrobe with Vintage Jewellery. A baroque vintage bracelet spells class like nothing else will. Vintage jewelry is the new must have in the fashion circuit. You can do a little bit of research on your own ... Read >
Author: Kaushik Mukherjee08th September 2008
Since Alexander Graham Bell developed his design of the telephone and submitted his patent on 14 February 1876, the world of communication has been revolutionised and the lives of many across the globe have been transformed by Bell’s craftsmanship.
... Read >
Author: pmcindoe08th September 2008
Scottish Teas are increasing in popularity with tea drinkers. But most tea drinkers are unaware of the important role Scotland played in making tea a global drink.
In the early 1600s, tea was introduced to Scotland. Scots were instrumental in found... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th September 2008
Since Alexander Graham Bell developed his design of the telephone and submitted his patent on 14 February 1876, the world of communication has been revolutionised and the lives of many across the globe have been transformed by Bell’s craftsmanship.
... Read >
Author: mpressman05th September 2008
The various world cruise lines offer cruises to exotic destinations all over the world. Choose the duration of cruise that meets your needs and get the vacation of your dreams.
The leading world cruise lines are:
• Carnival
• Costa
• Hol... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin03rd September 2008
Have you ever wondered why almost all Brooklyn bridal gowns are in white? If not pure white at least it’s within the shades of white like ivory, cream, ecru and eggshell. You can rarely find bridal with different colors. Even if there is, most brides st... Read >
Author: Cherry B02nd September 2008
White wedding is derived from the fact that brides wear white wedding gowns. It may not be necessarily totally white. Ecru, cream or ivory are acceptable white bridal gowns. This white wedding started in the Victorian era. Before this era, brides wear oth... Read >
Author: Cherry B02nd September 2008
Stamps are used in every country of the world to show that postage has been paid on letters and packages sent through the postal services. It is a small rectangle shaped sticker that you attach to the top right had corner of an envelope. There is usually ... Read >
Author: Ling Tong22nd August 2008
Onyx is considered a semi-precious gemstone that has a variety of stripes of bloodstones or chalcedony in it. It is, indeed, a form of quartz that has a finely crystalline texture but its crystalline structure is very thin and it can only be seen by using... Read >
Author: MUmarF22nd August 2008
In the mid 1960’s Francis Chichester caught the imagination of the Sailing World by sailing around the globe aboard the Gypsy Moth IV. At first glance single handingley sailing around the world looks like a one off stand-alone event. Later knighted, S... Read >
Author: Harvey Chichester19th August 2008
This year brides are crazy about color. From colored wedding gowns and headpieces to brightly colored wedding flowers, you can incorporate color creatively and elegantly without breaking your wedding planning budget. No sacrifices required.
Colored Wed... Read >
Author: Glenna13th August 2008
When you’re involved in the fashion industry, like we are, it’s wise to learn as much about the evolution of styles and progress of fashion, because some one may ask you an awkward question.
Savile row is a good place to start researching. As you ... Read >
Author: Morton17th July 2008
Set amidst one of Auckland most geo thermally active areas, it is impossible imagine that just sixty thousand years ago the lush Albert Park was in fact an area filled with volcanic ash and molten lava. Today Albert Auckland is an oasis of calm on contemp... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye01st July 2008
Located in London’s fashionable Kensington area, the Albert Memorial lies towards the northern side of Royal Albert Hall, this monument is said to have been commissioned by Queen Victoria in remembrance of her husband Prince Albert who died due to typho... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye25th June 2008
When asked to think of something associated with Birmingham, most people’s first response will probably be ‘Spaghetti Junction’, otherwise known as Junction 6 of the M6 motorway.
Whilst no city would particularly want a busy road interchange as ... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins20th June 2008
1. The Prince of Wales formally opened Midland counties museum and gallery of art (formally known as the Nottingham Castle) on the 3rd of July 1878.
2. Victoria Centre is the tallest building in Nottingham standing at 72m/256ft. Built in 1972 it is small... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th June 2008
Leeds is the core and administrative centre of the larger encompassing metropolitan area of the City of Leeds.
Leeds became a city in 1893, but in 1974 it?s status was transferred to the larger metropolitan district of the "City of Leeds".
Therefore L... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer17th June 2008
There is no better way to spend your summer break than to travel to the United Kingdom. This wonderful location is rich with culture, things to do, famous landmarks and great nightlife! Although known for its rain, the skies are often clear on summer days... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara23rd May 2008
Remember the film the Chronicles of Narnia? Albert Park in Auckland, New Zealand is a real life park that is almost as unreal and scenic as the movie set. Albert Park is actually the site of the earliest volcanic eruptions in the Auckland area, a volcano ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye21st May 2008
The culinary and medicinal properties of mustard have enamored the mankind since prehistoric times. Mustards today are being used in various dishes and recipes all across the globe. Droves of food lovers, vegetarians as well as non vegetarians, are crazy... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu21st May 2008
Mustard since time immemorial has fascinated the mankind. The gourmet mustard has not only provided taste but has also due to its unique medicinal properties as helped many too get rid of scores of diseases. It has lot of religious and cultural signific... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu21st May 2008
A cameo is a miniature sculpture which is generally mounted as jewellery. However sometimes it can be even mounted as decorative boxes, buckles and many such daily use or rare accessories. Cameos are carved into respite and are gemstones. Generally the ca... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu20th May 2008
The culinary and medicinal properties of mustard have enamored the mankind since prehistoric times. Mustards today are being used in various dishes and recipes all across the globe. Droves of food lovers, vegetarians as well as non vegetarians, are crazy... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu20th May 2008
Mustard since time immemorial has fascinated the mankind. The gourmet mustard has not only provided taste but has also due to its unique medicinal properties as helped many too get rid of scores of diseases. It has lot of religious and cultural signific... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu19th May 2008
A cameo is a miniature sculpture which is generally mounted as jewelery. However sometimes it can be even mounted as decorative boxes, buckles and many such daily use or rare accessories. Cameos are carved into respite and are gemstones. Generally the cam... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu15th May 2008
Haemophilia is a blood condition in which an essential clotting factor is either partly or completely missing. This causes a person with haemophilia to bleed for longer than normal. Cuts and grazes are not great problems as a little pressure and a plaster... Read >
Author: peterhutch11th April 2008
Sterling silver jewelry charms are very popular as they are ancient Judaica. Ancients Egyptians wore bracelets with charms. They used them to protect against bad luck and evil forces. Jewelry charms began with holy symbols and became a part of daily dress... Read >
Author: Marcia02nd April 2008
Victoria Harbor is well known amongst tourists for its breathtaking panoramic view of the night sky enchanting view of the Hong Kong Island skyline, where endless silhouette of the sky scrapers collide with the mountainous ridges behind them. Among the be... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye01st April 2008
Women’s are obsessive about Jewellery because it represents femininity and even social status. Women feel beautiful and confident once they are loaded with jewellery.
The tradition of wearing jewellery is as old as human civilization. Jewellery has bee... Read >
Author: Ali C01st April 2008
Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the British monarch. The palace is a setting for state occasions and royal entertaining, and a major tourist attraction. It has been a rallying point for the British people at times of national rejoici... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye26th February 2008
The Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences or more commonly known as Royal Albert Hall is a prominent performing arts venue known around the world. It’s located in South Kensington close to Kensington Palace in London. The hall was opened by Queen Victo... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye26th February 2008
The legendary Big Ben is an iconic land mark in London. Big Ben refers technically to the 13 ton hour bell inside the clock tower at Westminster Palace complex though many refer to the whole clock tower as Big Ben. It is said that Big Ben was named after ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye25th February 2008
New luxury cruise ship, the Queen Victoria seems to have hit rough waters on her maiden voyage.
Superstitious vacationers couldn't help but murmur predictions of doom when the customary champagne bottle with which she was christened before her maiden ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th February 2008
Why have tiaras become so popular in the last ten years? Is it a desire for "bling" or is it every girl's desire to be a "princess" on her special day? Look on Google and you will find 4.2 million references for the word "tiara" alone. Each website for ti... Read >
Author: Zinnia Silver24th January 2008
Just as predicted following the supermarket devaluing of cashmere, the high street is using a new ‘buzz word’ in its labelling of garments. ‘Contains Alpaca’, ‘Alpaca Blend’, ‘…with alpaca’ are becoming common add-ons to accompany polym... Read >
Author: MissXzzim24th January 2008
Just as predicted following the supermarket devaluing of cashmere, the high street is using a new ‘buzz word’ in its labelling of garments. ‘Contains Alpaca’, ‘Alpaca Blend’, ‘…with alpaca’ are becoming common add-ons to accompany polym... Read >
Author: MissXzzim20th January 2008
Large loose diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, but the practice of wearing jewelry is not new. In fact, women as well as men have been adorning themselves with jewelry since the Stone Age; paleontologists have found burial sites over 100,000 years o... Read >
Author: Jonothan Blocker30th October 2007
There are hundreds of Christmas traditions handed down from generation to generation, from culture to culture. Traditions like the Christmas tree in the living room the Christmas wreath on the door, the mistletoe hanging from the chandelier, gifts underne... Read >
Author: Lynn Jebbia21st October 2007
People have always been gullible where their hair is concerned. Queen Victoria drank silver birch wine made from sap because she believed it would cure her baldness. And despite icons such as David Beckham shaving off their locks, hair loss is refusing to... Read >
Author: Alien13th July 2007
When you think of the wines of France the names of the various wine growing regions such as Bordeaux and Burgundy immediately spring to mind and yet surprisingly few people could name even one of wine growing regions of Germany. However, most people will ... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders19th June 2007
Once upon a time, Scottish castles were associated with wild chieftains exacting brutal retribution on their neighbours and crofters. Then came the age of enlightenment, which saw the Scottish aristocracy trying to emulate their English neighbours and bec... Read >
Author: Andrew Loyd14th March 2007
The American Heritage Dictionary defines Palmistry as the practice of telling fortunes from the lines, marks, and patterns on the palms of the hands. Palmistry is also called as chiromancy, palm-reading, chirology, or hand-analysis. Palmistry originated i... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson12th March 2007
With its temperate Mediterranean climate, beautiful surroundings, magnificent backdrop of mountain ranges, modern facilities and close proximity to all major places of interest in the Cape Peninsula, Stellenbosch is the ideal get-away holiday destination.... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa20th February 2007
As the boom continues, 2007 is going to be another big year for new cruise ship launches.
This is great news for those looking for cruise line employment because there will be a demand for nearly 11,000 new crew members to fill every position imaginabl... Read >
Author: Neil Maxwell Keys24th December 2006
2006 was a big year for celebrity baby names, with the likes of Suri, Shiloh, and Jayden James leading the pack.
The Celebrity Baby Names Blog, which monitors celebrity baby names on a daily basis, and is the internet's leading site dedicated to the to... Read >
Author: Neil Street19th December 2006
The origin and history of the Collie dog breed is not entirely know, but we do
know that the Collie originated in Scotland and flourished in England since the
1800s. Before this time, however, the breed has an ancestry that spans
thousands of years a... Read >
Author: John Hinkle13th December 2006
A wedding dress or wedding gown is clothing worn by a bride during a wedding ceremony. Color, style and ceremonial importance of the gown depends on the religion and culture of the participants.
In modern tradition, the color of western-culture wedding... Read >
Author: Victor18th November 2006
The Pomeranian is a small fluff ball that looks like a miniature lion. His double coat that can be colored orange, red, brown, cream, white, blue or black, and his small erect ears, are his most distinctive features. Although his coat is beautiful, it d... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons18th November 2006
by Roy Witman ? 2006, All Rights Reserved
Standing on the deck of the ship Carnivale in 1984, Micky Arison (then president) announced a new direction in the Carnival Cruise Line advertising program. The theme? "We've got the fun." It was the followi... Read >
Author: Roy Witman06th October 2006
by Roy Witman 2006, All Rights Reserved
For the first time in its history, Cunard Cruise Line will have three stately ladies ruling the seas. The trio includes Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth 2 and - as of December 2007 - Queen Victoria. Though many ... Read >
Author: Roy Witman02nd October 2006
Jumbo the Elephant had been captured as a two-year-old calf in 1861 in the French Sudan, bought by a collector, and sold on to the Jardin des Plantes, Paris. In 1865 he was transferred to London Zoo, where he was named by his keepers and became a national... Read >
Author: www.Taxidermy4cash.com28th September 2006
James Gardner, 426 Oxford Street, London. This taxidermy business is thought to have been founded in the 1840's by James Gardner and continued by his son James Gardner. It is thought that a third generation of the same family was also involved as the busi... Read >
Author: www.Taxidermy4cash.com01st September 2006
A traditional English Christmas dinner consists of roast turkey and stuffing, roast potatoes and vegetables, bread sauce, cranberry sauce and gravy, followed by Christmas pudding with brandy butter.
For lots of people, it just wouldn't be Christmas wit... Read >
Author: Alison White23rd August 2006
Victoria Falls is one of the world's most outstanding natural attractions. It sits in the exalted company of the Grand Canyon (US), Great Barrier Reef (Australia) and Mount Everest (Nepal) in the ratings of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World. The magn... Read >
Author: Andrew Muigai28th July 2006
Kensington Palace in London is a working Royal residence. Of great historical importance, Kensington Palace was the favorite residence of successive sovereigns until 1760. It was also the birthplace and childhood home of Queen Victoria. Today Kensington P... Read >
Author: anil gupta23rd July 2006
Hyde Park is one of London's finest historic landscapes covering an area of 350 acres. There is something for everyone in Hyde Park. With over 4,000 trees, a lake, a meadow, horse rides and more one can naturally forget that he/she is in the middle of Lon... Read >
Author: anil gupta22nd July 2006
Queen Victoria laid the foundation stone of the Museum on 17th May 1899. The Victoria & Albert has a collection of more than 4 million objects. The Victoria & Albert Museum in London is the world's largest museum of the decorative arts and has 146 galleri... Read >
Author: anil gupta22nd July 2006
The say a dog is man's best friend, but we all know they are more like a family member. This is particularly true for Skyes.
Skyes The Great Little Dog
Picking a new pet is a joyous occasion, but also a difficult one. There are so many decisions ... Read >
Author: Richard Monk21st May 2006
Bukoba and the surrounding region is undoubtedly one of the loveliest parts of Tanzania boasting staggering beauty, the friendliest of inhabitants and a fascinating cultural history. Bukoba is located in the remote west of Tanzania in the very heart of ... Read >
Author: Ian Williamson14th May 2006
Brides have been distinguished through the history of manhood for wearing special clothing that becomes the focus point of the celebration. The wedding dress has existed for centuries, becoming particularly important in Europe during the middle Ages and t... Read >
Author: Natalie Aranda25th April 2006
Nestling between the South Downs and England's sunny south coast,
Brighton is an enchanting, and exciting seaside city. With its mix of
Regency heritage, specialist shopping, lively arts, beachfront fun and
year round events the place defies comparison... Read >
Author: Maria Williams20th April 2006
Few breeds are as widely loved as the Maltese. This intelligent and affectionate pet is popular all over the world with the rich and famous as well as the commoners.
The Maltese is a playful and adventurous little dog with a rich history dating back m... Read >
Author: steve Allison31st December 2005
There are few other life events so steeped in tradition as weddings. Do you know the origins of our present day customs? Why do we follow them? Well that one is easy you do it because your mom did and her mom and so on back countless generations. Here is... Read >
Author: Mary Jane Holmes29th November 2005
Snow-capped Kilimanjaro, floating above the clouds is no doubt one of the most beautiful and impressive sights in the natural world. Even hard-boiled non-believers, in their unguarded moments, empathise with the Maasai who call it the "House of God". The ... Read >
Author: Andrew Muigai17th November 2005
Whether you're buying or selling, reading real estate ads can be confusing. Here are explanations of more style terms used in real estate ads.
"Split Foyer" style
A home entered by a foyer with a half flight of stairs up to the upper level (where t... Read >
Author: Raynor James16th November 2005
It is thought that earrings date back to 3000 BC where they originated in Asia and appeared in 2 formats, one being the simple hoop earring and the other the more elaborate pendant earring.
The oldest earrings ever found by archaeologists were discovered... Read >
Author: John Lewis09th November 2005
Charms are also known as amulets and pendants. They are as popular today as they have been throughout recorded history. Ancient Egyptians wore bracelets with charms or amulets. They were used to protect against bad luck and evil forces. They began with r... Read >
Author: Martin Smith22nd August 2005
The Bahamas is arguably the most popular cruise
destination for U.S. travelers, and is especially
popular with first-time cruisers from the U.S. Only
75kms from mainland USA, the outer islands that make
up the group can be reached within a matter ... Read >
Author: John Metcalfe13th August 2005
By Lee DobbinsThe Pom is a compact dog with a soft undercoat and harsh long outer coat. He has a plumed tail that is upright with the end laying flat along the back. His demeanor is alert and curious. With his fox like appearance, the Pom has a short m... Read >
Author: Lee Dobbins13th August 2005
By: Diana Claire
It has been known for centuries that women have been dressing up since long time ago and will be for centuries to come that they also going to wear different kind of shoes. When there are a crowed of women, there are always be some i... Read >
Author: Diana Claire09th August 2005
Increasing numbers of American brides are thinking about doing something that used to be unthinkable -- getting married in a bold red gown.
Not that red is a stranger to marriage -- far from it. Red plays a major role in Chinese, Hindu, and some Muslim... Read >
Author: Blake Kritzberg22nd May 2005
Wedding Dresses Why They Are White and Other Wedding Lore
By Martin Smith
Brides have always worn white, right? Not so. In ancient times brides wore bright colored wedding dresses to signify their joy. White for western brides didn't become fashi... Read >
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