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U.S. Marines - A Strong History Of Bravery And Service

24th September 2009
The United States Marines are a highly specialized branch of the U.S. Military, known for their rapid deployment and amphibious warfare abilities. The mission of the Marines is triple-pronged; to defend or seize naval bases and other land operations as ne... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

The Armenian Genocide

24th September 2009
The Armenian massacres in Turkey started in the 19th century and continued well after the Armenian genocide of 1915 in which some 600,000 Armenians perished. The Armenians were also raided by Kurdish tribesmen on a regular basis. An Ottoman military tribu... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Quick History of World War Two - European Theater

24th September 2009
The War's beginning? Some would say that World War Two began with Germany’s Invasion of Poland on the 1st September 1939 and the ultimatum of Britain that without a German withdrawal a State of War would exist. Needless to say there was no German wit... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

TeddyBears - Did you know?

23rd September 2009
Teddy bears date back to the early twentieth century, but the origin of the name is uncertain. The most popular story is that then-US President Theodore ‘Teddy’ Roosevelt refused to kill an injured bear on a bear-hunting trip, choosing to spare its li... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Tennis Shoes - Facts And Buying Tips

23rd September 2009
The sports gear has always held a different meaning to the sportsman or woman. The game was the deciding factor, regarding the form and material of the dress. The shoes are the most vital part of the ensemble. The grip of the field or floor is a very seri... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias

Why Did Jellicoe Turn Away at the Battle of Jutland?

23rd September 2009
At the time the First World War, the British Grand Fleet was the most formidable naval force in the world. Commanded by Admiral John Jellicoe, the British Grand Fleet hoped to engage the German High Seas Fleet in a pitched battle, but at the same time, bo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

How it Came to be Known as Rocky Point

22nd September 2009
In 1826 the area received the name of Rocky Point from Lieutenant William Hale Hardy, retired officer of the Royal British Navy, while in search of pearls and precious metals during his travels along the coasts of Sonora and Baja California . It was known... Read >
Author: Aniruddha Badola

Get Details About Cosmetic Surgery Cost in India

22nd September 2009
As days have gone, the concept of beauty has changed from time to time. Cosmetic surgery is a beauty method by which your skin complications are removed. By doing this, you can look fresh and new. By being beautiful, you can also get more confident and sm... Read >
Author: Rajeev Singh

Travel and Tourism in Sierra Leone is a Hot Topic!

21st September 2009
Until a few days ago, if you had asked me to tell you about Sierra Leone, I would have had to think long and hard to tell you much about this West African country. I could probably have explained roughly where the country is located. I may have mentioned ... Read >
Author: sach

Dada as a Response to the Horrors of War

17th September 2009
Dada was an Art movement with its peak in 1916-1920s. This movement was established as a position against the War, and particularly World War I. They saw all the negativity of the war. They also were against the Art. It was a protest against beauty, becau... Read >

Travel and Tourism in Sierra Leone is a Hot Topic!

16th September 2009
Until a few days ago, if you had asked me to tell you about Sierra Leone, I would have had to think long and hard to tell you much about this West African country. I could probably have explained roughly where the country is located. I may have mentioned ... Read >
Author: kka

A Brief History of Seeing Eye Dogs

16th September 2009
No one knows when the concept of using assistance animals for the blind first came into being. It is suggested that dogs have been used in such a capacity in various cultures for a very long time. It is known, however, that there was no formal guide dog... Read >
Author: Jerrymace

The History of Singer Cars

16th September 2009
The company was established by George Singer in Coventry to make bicycles in 1875. In 1909 Singer built a series of racers and roadsters and entered several bikes in races, including the Isle of Man Senior TT in 1914. George E. Stanley broke the one h... Read >
Author: Dawn Martin

British Gold Coins

12th September 2009
Bullion British Gold CoinsAmong the most well-known lines of gold coins around the world is British Sovereign. Because of their exiting and rich history and cultural value, old Sovereigns are in high demand by coin collectors. Newer bullion sovereigns are... Read >
Author: Fred Michaels

The History of US Income Tax Increases

10th September 2009
With all the attention being given to Obama’s health care reform campaign, and Congress’ bill that includes a hefty tax increase to pay for it, I began thinking about tax rates and increases throughout American history. To put the pending tax rate cha... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch

Nick Carraway, The Narrator Of The Great Gatsby - Is He Gay Or Bi?

13th August 2009
In The Great Gatsby Scott Fitzgerald presents a study of wealth and ambition through the prism of pathetic characters for which one can find almost no socially redeeming values. What novel portrays is the sordid story of small band of feeble charac... Read >
Author: marciano guerrero

What’s the big deal about bathing and bathroom safety? – Part IV

31st July 2009
Current Design Has Remained Unchanged For Many Years Review of available bathtubs and showers suggests that safety was never the major issue in their design! Historically, the development of bathing equipment has been more of chance than conscious desi... Read >
Author: bentleybaths

1930 was the year when which club first won the FA Cup?

31st July 2009
Arsenal was established in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, south London. Its original name was Dial Square, a name that didn't last for long. The Arsenal bit was introduced as the club was renamed Royal Arsenal and subsequently Woolwic... Read >
Author: Simon Lewis

Beer Boots - Not What You Think

17th July 2009
If someone from your marketing department comes to you and says a great way to market to your customers is with beer boots, you can be excused for thinking that they may be a bit crazy. Why would you give away a boot full of beer? Is it an actual boot? Wo... Read >
Author: Amin Ramjee

Education and Success- Are they analogous?

17th July 2009
Education and Success- Are they analogous? Education paves the way to a better qualification and better job prospect. It is true that practicality matters more than the degrees that you possess but to get an entry into any organization, your degree is ... Read >
Author: hrmagazine

The Biggest Economy Crisis up till date

14th July 2009
One of the biggest economic crises of the world is known as The Great Depression which occurred in the early 1930’s and prevailed in one form or another till the Second World War. To this date, this is recorded as one of the biggest economic crunch both... Read >

A Brief History of Car Insurance

11th July 2009
When you buy a car, you need to get insurance for it. It’s as simple as that. You would be breaking the law if you didn’t and yet no one ever really thinks about a time when there was no such thing as car insurance. So how long ago did it first c... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

“Rudolf Steiner” in Relation to Biodynamics

10th July 2009
Rudolf Steiner was an Austrian philosopher, architect, esotericist, educator and social thinker born in the early 1861 and died in the early 1925. Steiner achieved initial acknowledgment as a cultural philosopher and literary reviewer. After the First Wor... Read >
Author: fshelend

Toronto Stock Exchange

10th July 2009
In the period of the first few sentries in the Canada the main investments were coming from the London capital market. Only in the middle of nineteenth century the Canadian Government, railway, banks and mining stocks and bonds began to emerge.In 1852 the... Read >
Author: Viktor Ka

Who are the Mennonites Of Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, Mexico?

06th July 2009
On both of my trips to the Copper Canyon I stayed over night at a Loewen’s Mennonite RV Park in Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, Mexico. It really was a journey back in time. These are descendants of Mennonites whose heritage started in the Netherlands than move... Read >
Author: Allegrobusman

Sport Formal Shirts for a Formal Aura

06th July 2009
Almost everybody owns a formal shirt. An explanation about this prominent and ubiquitous item of clothing would be futile. But a historical evolution of a shirt would definitely prove worthwhile. The concept of a shirt had existed even before the Middle A... Read >
Author: Icon

Maritime Disasters and law

01st July 2009
While the Titanic is definitely the most famous maritime disaster it is actually not the largest one in the sad history of maritime disasters. Canada also holds a sad record in this history. The infamous Halifax explosion that devastated the city of Halif... Read >
Author: Matt Traverso

Travel and Tourism in Sierra Leone is a Hot Topic!

27th June 2009
Until a few days ago, if you had asked me to tell you about Sierra Leone, I would have had to think long and hard to tell you much about this West African country. I could probably have explained roughly where the country is located. I may have mentioned ... Read >
Author: Rajni

The T-Shirt: In Constant Evolution

26th June 2009
The t-shirt goes as far back as the 19th century in Europe where it was first worn as an undergarment. During the first World War, American soldiers noticed how comfortable the shirts were and by World War II, the t-shirt was already part of the uniforms... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson

The Life and Times of the Scarf

19th June 2009
When we think of scarves we may conjure up images of Hollywood celebrities riding around in convertibles. Scarves have an elegancy about them… a style. So where did the first scarf come from, who invented it and how did it evolve through history? A... Read >
Author: Justin Morris

Bathing for Older People - Part III

18th June 2009
Safety problems among the aged are generally due to the loss of physical capabilities and poor design of bathing equipment. In order to compensate for loss of capabilities, the elderly tend to over-exert themselves. This seriously affects their security a... Read >
Author: bentleybaths

The Great British Holiday - Blackpool Illuminations Through The Years

15th June 2009
It was before the First World War that Blackpool had it’s first Illuminations on an organised scale. However, in 1925, “The Lights” went on in earnest, extending the summer season by several weeks and providing a fine excuse for another nostalgic pe... Read >
Author: ched271@gmail.com

The History Of The Little Black Dress

15th June 2009
No lady's wardrobe is quite complete without the little black dress. We take it so much for granted as the life saver that it is, that we kind of assume it's been around forever. Actually before the 1920s black dresses were reserved for mourning periods f... Read >
Author: Jackie DeBurca

The rise of the Nokia Corporation

12th June 2009
The Nokia Corporation, based in Finland, are currently the biggest cell phone manufacturer in the world, but like so many other major companies, they started out doing something very different indeed. When Finnish engineer and paper manufacturer Fredri... Read >
Author: Neo Nashville

The history of Nokia

12th June 2009
Today, Nokia are the biggest mobile phone manufacturer in the world. But back when the Nokia Company was founded, all they made was paper. The company was formed in Finland in 1871 when paper mill owner and engineer Fredrik Idestam went into partnershi... Read >
Author: Neo Nashville

James Braid: More Than Just a Golfer

12th June 2009
Most, if not all golfers recognise the name of James Braid. After all, Braid is perhaps one of the pioneers of the game we know today. However, Braid was more than just an excellent golfer of his time; he was also a supreme golf course architect and acr... Read >
Author: Brian Healy

Harrogate Tourist Guide & Travel Information

06th June 2009
Harrogate is primarily known for its spa waters. It is a spa town based in North Yorkshire that is recognised for the detection of sulphur rich iron and natural iron found within the area. Historically, Harrogate attracted the English elite and was often... Read >
Author: Nazir Daud

Imperial War Museum

04th June 2009
Regarded as one of the essential sites of London, the Imperial War Museum offers testament to a series of conflicts involving England and the Commonwealth ranging from the First World War to modern times. With five branches around the country, a variety o... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

The Dalmatian And Great Britain

01st June 2009
In the past century, there has been a growth in the popularity of Dalmatians in Great Britain. According to few different sources, Dalmatians were bred from a line of English hunting dogs, but this is only speculation. There is also considerable speculati... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic

Sightseeing in Delhi

18th May 2009
Delhi, Delhi India is a fascinating place to visit with many historical sights to see as well as several modern facilities to ensure the entire family will enjoy their stay. Delhi is the second largest metropolis in India and was established with resident... Read >
Author: Rojar

Personal protection dogs

18th May 2009
Home is your castle. But still you require protection of every kind to feel comfortable. Locks, beams, alarms, electronic gadgets, weapons are some of the options. But the best option, as it comes with a personal touch, is a fully professional dog. They a... Read >
Author: david hobson

Sacré-Coeur: The Grand Basilica in Paris

18th May 2009
Sacré-Coeur which is also known as the Basilica of the Sacred Heart is a prominent and well known landmark in Paris. It is magnificently positioned on Montmartre hill which is the city’s highest point. This majestic structure has also become one of th... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Adolf Hitler

13th May 2009
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau, Austria, a small town across the Inn River from Germany. Soon after Hitler's birth, his father, Alois Hitler, moved the family to Linz, Austria. Hitler attended school in Linz and at first was a good stu... Read >
Author: james

The Hitler Myth

11th May 2009
Goebbels was the man credited with the creation of the Hitler Myth. The essence of the Hitler myth was that the Fuhrer was at the same time a man of the people and one who stood above the people. In contrast to Hindenburg, the Prussian aristocrat an... Read >
Author: james

A Quick Tour Of Italy - Padua

11th May 2009
If you are looking for a European tourist destination, consider the Veneto region of northern Italy on the Gulf of Venice. Veneto is famous for Venice, an extremely popular tourist destination but hosts many other excellent tourist attractions without hug... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss

The Triumph of Triumph

06th May 2009
History sometimes throws up some strange truths, no more so than that which tells us, that the most British of motorcycles owes its existence to a German. One Seigfried Bettmann, an immigrant from Nuremberg, began a company named the ‘S.Betmann & Co. Im... Read >
Author: Alan Liptrot

Dress Up Your Child's Birthday Party By Dressing The Party!

01st May 2009
Children's birthday parties seem to be becoming more elaborate and more expensive every year. The themes for children's birthday parties seem timeless somehow, though. The little girls all want to have princess or Cinderella parties and all little boys st... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Brief History of BMW in the USA

21st April 2009
BMW, or Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, is one of the oldest carmaker in Europe. BMW has its main headquarters in Germany and it is best know for its high performance automobiles and motorcycles. BMW Group includes other brands, such as Mini and the luxu... Read >
Author: Dennis James

The history of Goalkeeper Shirts

10th April 2009
Goalkeepers are different. Even if you don't watch football fanatically, you know that this guy under the goalposts usually wears a different shirt and pants in comparison with the rest of the team. Goalkeeper shirt has its own history which is quite long... Read >
Author: FootballSEO

Diamonds in Watches – An Idea Whose Time has Come

27th March 2009
Sorry for the cliché, but there is a reason why we named the article as an idea whose ‘time’ has come. Just to know, the watches that were invented in the 1400s were clocks of the spring powered variety, and the watches that we know today came a... Read >
Author: Asheley Khan

The Historical Development of Corporate Clothing

24th March 2009
Corporate clothing - the clothing worn by a great part of the population- seldom is written about, however the history of it does deserve some attention as it is inextricably bound up with social issues throughout time. Diana de Marley, produced an int... Read >
Author: Henry Funk

The German Designer Fritz August Breuhaus and his Interior Designs

23rd March 2009
Fritz August Breuhaus achieved much and for this, he truly deserves praise and recognition. A favourite of glamour and fashion magazines, he was a rare combination of various artistic features. From his earliest building constructed at the age of 22 to th... Read >
Author: Geoff Bunter

Recognizing Rare Stamps

13th March 2009
The mother of all rare stamps Believe it or not, there exists the stamp that would be considered as the mother of all rare stamps and quite possibly the stamp that - if given the chance - would be the one to rule them all. The stamp that costs on... Read >
Author: Jerald Shin Shapiro

Take your losses and move forward

11th March 2009
Soldiers died like flies during the First World War. If you were sent to the front, there was no place to hide. If shrapnel, bullets, gas, and dynamite did not take care of you, army doctors did. Although doctors tried their best to save the life of wo... Read >
Author: John Vespasian

Delhi the Capital of India, Hotels in Delhi

10th March 2009
Delhi is the National capital of India. It is a part of North India with Haryana surrounding it on three sides. Delhi since ages has seen the rise and fall of numerous empires including the British Empire. On first sight one sees the crowd and Heavy traff... Read >
Author: Andrew

Take the Great Ocean Road Tour Today

10th March 2009
The Great Ocean Road in Melbourne is a spectacular stretch of coastal road that offers a host of beautiful and natural landmarks. Located along the south eastern coast of Australia, the Great Ocean Road was built by hand over the course of 16 years by ser... Read >
Author: Kathryn Mercinda

Introduction To Pilates And Training

04th March 2009
The Pilates exercise and training system is a popular fitness program that is known to focus on stretching, strengthening and balancing of the different areas of the body. It makes use of a system or sets of body specific exercises that is practiced along... Read >
Author: Joaquin Sanders

Swastikas on Scottish War Memorials

03rd March 2009
Very little has been published about these examples of the Swastika in Scotland, because they often appear in unexpected places, off the beaten track and the relevant artefacts are sometimes only found in museums. The Balmoral War Memorial The Balmo... Read >
Author: SameGame

How To Find Out What Is Belgian Chocolate Neuhaus

10th February 2009
From the 18th century, the Belgian chocolate has risen in fame. In 1912, a chocolate genius Jean Neuhaus created a new procedure and increased its popularity ten-fold. He used a "couverteur" which is a specialized chocolate version. It is also the praline... Read >
Author: Julie Spear

Wood from the walnut tree.

25th January 2009
The walnut tree (other than its walnuts) is favourably known for the beautiful wood it produces which is enriched with a dark chocolate hardwood. The hardwood is most commonly used for its hard, dense properties and tight grained material producing a beau... Read >
Author: Laura room

Where are the best locations to travel to in India?

21st January 2009
India is known all over the world not only for her large population, but also for major tourist attractions distributed throughout the country. The northern part of India boasts of a large number of attractions more than any other part while the south ho... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk

Where can I travel in India?

16th January 2009
India has for a long time been a major tourist destination, drawing tourists from all parts of the world seeking to unravel the mystery behind this country that is rich in history, culture and wildlife. Visitors to India have a host of towns to choose... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk

Where can I travel in India?

16th January 2009
India has for a long time been a major tourist destination, drawing tourists from all parts of the world seeking to unravel the mystery behind this country that is rich in history, culture and wildlife. Visitors to India have a host of towns to choose... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk

Railway Carriages as Holiday Homes

09th January 2009
If you are a railway buff or are seeking unusual accommodation for your next holiday then why not consider renting an old railway carriage or perhaps a disused station or waiting room? The idea is not new: the Times newspaper recently wrote about two 1... Read >
Author: Charles Nullens

Five Reasons Why Technology Can Be A Bane

09th January 2009
There can be books and books written about what technology has done for us, and its impeccable contribution to our days. It has evolved over the years and have become a major force, or rather an in-built thing within the rules of how our lives should b... Read >
Author: kiren

Churchill’s during World War II and its aftermath

06th January 2009
The growing rapacity of German gluttony forced Hitler to take over Austria in 1938 and threaten Czechoslovakia. In Britain this produced a national crisis which resulted in Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain’s meeting Hitler in September 1938 at Berchte... Read >
Author: craigread01@gmail.com

Churchill from 1914-1939, and the unnecessary war

05th January 2009
In modern times it is useful to learn the travails of the past. Churchill at war, is a perfect example of someone defending the Anglo-Saxon heritage of freedom, division of powers, open markets, and life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Only Bush, B... Read >
Author: craigread01@gmail.com

How it Came to be Known as Rocky Point

04th January 2009
HOW IT CAME TO BE KNOWN AS ROCKY POINT In 1826 the area received the name of Rocky Point from Lieutenant William Hale Hardy, retired officer of the Royal British Navy, while in search of pearls and precious metals during his travels along the coasts ... Read >
Author: Aniruddha Badola

Landlords and the Spectre of Deflation

02nd January 2009
Landlords reeling from the impact of rocketing inflation such as: rising petrol prices, spiralling energy costs could be welcoming all these back with open arms if the latest spectre to haunt landlords rolls into town. What am I talking about? DEFLATION... Read >
Author: Propertyhawk

How it Came to be Known as Rocky Point

30th December 2008
HOW IT CAME TO BE KNOWN AS ROCKY POINT In 1826 the area received the name of Rocky Point from Lieutenant William Hale Hardy, retired officer of the Royal British Navy, while in search of pearls and precious metals during his travels along the coasts ... Read >
Author: Aniruddha Badola

Propaganda Posters - A Perfect Gift For History Enthusiasts

03rd December 2008
Propaganda posters are a great gift idea for someone who is interested in history. They make for unique gifts and are an integral part of history. Propaganda posters played a vital role in both the World Wars. What These Posters Are Used For All gov... Read >
Author: apurva

The History of Vegemite

02nd December 2008
Before the invention of Vegemite, the British Marmite was enjoyed throughout Australia. When however, there was a problem with importation following the First World War, an Australian food technologist (Dr Cyril Callister) invented Vegemite in 1923. The... Read >
Author: dtymon

Canada observes the Remembrance Day

02nd December 2008
During Canada Remembrance Day, certified ceremonies are detained at the National War Memorial in Ottawa. These events instigate with the dingdong of the Carillon. While this is played, active members of the Canadian Forces, the Ottawa diplomatic unit, Min... Read >
Author: Remy

Motorcycles in the Military

01st December 2008
The other day, I took the chance to watch again that fantastic movie ‘The Great Escape’. As I watched Bud Ekins take the place of Steve McQueen, to jump the wire fence on his Triumph, I began to wonder about the role of the motorcycle during wartime, ... Read >
Author: Alan Liptrot

Top Attractions in Connemara, Ireland

30th October 2008
Connemara is located in the West of Ireland in County Galway. It's one of the country's main Gaeltacht areas and Irish culture is very much to the fore here. Connemara is also home to breathtaking scenery, the rugged hills of the Twelve Bens, rusty shade... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley

Canada Remembrance Day Items

21st October 2008
If the US has its Veterans Day, Canada observes the Remembrance Day, a special day for all those who served in the armed forces during the First World War. In Canada, Remembrance Day is a holiday for federal government employees, while it may or may not b... Read >
Author: Remy

Men’s coats – a brief guide to on-trend outer garments

17th October 2008
As with the rest of men’s fashion this year there is so much choice when it comes to stylish on-trend men’s coats. There are many different coats available in various durable materials and styles, and here’s a brief guide to this year’s designs:... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell

A Traditional Program of Sound Investments

13th October 2008
While during the most industrially effective decade the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company continued its traditional program of sound investment, it was, as always, responsive to the contemporary economic and social needs of the country. An analysis of t... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

BMW history

08th October 2008
BMW - a reputation built on quality without compromise As an experienced driver, you know the importance of keeping your BMW in tip-top condition. Regular servicing will extend your car’s life and identify defects before they become catastrophic. ... Read >
Author: Howard Thomas

Incredible India- Land of Monument and Fort

08th October 2008
India is culturally rich and has extensive tradition in art and culture, which reflects Indian way life. It is Land of Diversity with number of monuments and Fort. People enjoy here life with joy and happiness with so many festivals and live with color of... Read >
Author: C.G. Technosoft

Fashionable Designer Lingerie and Branded Lingerie

23rd September 2008
Beauty of a woman is a matchless attribute; with nothing to surpass it. So long a time there have been the existence of women in this world, there have been lingerie's as well. This fashion serving luxury undergarment expresses her beauty loving feminine ... Read >
Author: www.fibre2fashion.com

Fashionable Designer Lingerie and Branded Lingerie

23rd September 2008
Beauty of a woman is a matchless attribute; with nothing to surpass it. So long a time there have been the existence of women in this world, there have been lingerie's as well. This fashion serving luxury undergarment expresses her beauty loving feminine ... Read >
Author: www.fibre2fashion.com

The popularity of motorbiking

22nd September 2008
If a survey was taken across the United States on the most interesting and inexpensive form of transportation available it would probably be motorcycling. By definition, a motorcycle is a two-wheeled single-track, motor vehicle powered by an engine. In ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

History: The War to End All Wars

15th September 2008
In March 2008, France gave full military honors to its last World War I veteran, Lazare Ponticelli, who died at the age of 110. French President Nicolas Sarkozy led the ceremony. World leaders still feel that the war was a pivotal event in history and wan... Read >
Author: Creative Assistant

NYC Nightlife

09th September 2008
NYC Nightlife means different things to different people. To some, it's the latest Broadway musical or play; to others, it's trendy dance and supper clubs ranging from the Rainbow Room to 21; for many however, its the Big Apple's many world-class jazz cl... Read >
Author: Anne Harvester

T Shirt Trends and Trendsetters

05th September 2008
It is well known that the t shirt design in its present form has progressed from the lightweight cotton undershirt worn by soldiers during the First World War, after which, by the 1920's the term "T-Shirt" was included in the Merriam-Webster's Dictionary.... Read >
Author: Sarika Kabra

The history of handbags

02nd September 2008
The first documented use of handbags is from fourteenth century hieroglyphics, showing men carrying little pouches around their waists called ‘girdles’ for carrying flint. However by the 1400s women as well as men were wearing handbags adorned with j... Read >
Author: Sophie Curtis

World’s Largest Arch to Glorify Patriots

16th August 2008
Being one of the historical landmarks in Paris, the “Arc de Triomphe de l’Etoile” stands at the western end of Champs-Élysées and in the center of the place “Charles de Gaulle”. This legendary monuments was structured in order to commemorate t... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Stress As An Illness Or Disease

29th July 2008
Stress is a state of mental, physical, or emotional tension that is caused by pressures, better known as stressors. These stressors differ in their origin and nature. Some of them could be internal. A good example of internal stressor could be a lack of c... Read >
Author: Peter David

Chronicling the history of transport

29th July 2008
The Glasgow Museum of transportation is the place to head to if you are a car buff, a train spotter or just interested in all things mechanical. Founded in the year 1964, the Kelvin Hall museum is one of the most popular in the British Isles and attracts ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Arc de Triomphe - saluting bravery

28th July 2008
The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most recognizable Parisian landmarks; the construction of the monument was instigated by Napoleon Bonaparte who envisaged a proud triumphal arc akin to those found in Ancient Rome, which celebrated the glory of its conque... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

The historical development of Corporate Clothing

20th July 2008
Corporate Clothing or Work wear, the clothing worn by a great part of the population seldom is written about, however the history of it, does deserve some attention, as it is inextricably bound up with social issues of the day. Diana de Marley, produced a... Read >
Author: classiccorporatewear

A Tribute to Our Dearest Friends

01st July 2008
The Animals at War Memorial is one of London’s most recent additions to its extensive list of memorials, the memorial is in remembrance of the thousands of animals who were conscripted to serve in the armed forces during the Second World War and other... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

Flying to London for Business or Pleasure

30th 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 Regan

The Spice Of Life In Fashion

27th June 2008
The spices of life are more to some and less to others. Contrary to a captain with no hull beneath his deck, but a good steady wind and a pair of Denim flares more befitting a weatherworn sailor feeling his years, to the Far East in search of spices. Time... Read >
Author: Patrick

What Does Pilates Method Entail?

22nd May 2008
Joseph Pilates suggested Pilates methods as rehabilitation program during the First World War. According to him, these methods can help to improve mental and physical health of soldiers. He termed these method as a Contrology, as he believed that muscles ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

What Has The History Of Pilates Got To Do With Joseph Pilates

22nd May 2008
Pilates is one of the fast growing fitness exercises in America. The history of Pilates is mingled with the life history of its founder Joseph Pilates. It was not an overnight success. Joseph struggled hard to develop the exercise regimes. The full na... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

These Is As Far As The History Of Pilates Goes

22nd May 2008
Pilate’s exercises are easy and flexible. They help to improve the core strength and awareness of body and mind. The history of Pilates is discussed below; Pilate exercise is a method of combining both Eastern and Western philosophies. The Pilates me... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Newmac’s Crazy Fox Yielding High-grade Molybdenum Intercepts

20th May 2008
By Eric Pratt Newmac Resources (TSX.V:NER) Crazy Fox project 100 km north of Kamloops in British Columbia’s Chilcotin region is turning in some good grades across long intersections. With two drills operating continuously, there will be many more to ... Read >
Author: ResourceX Investor

What Does Pilates Method Entail?

20th May 2008
Joseph Pilates suggested Pilates methods as rehabilitation program during the First World War. According to him, these methods can help to improve mental and physical health of soldiers. He termed these method as a Contrology, as he believed that muscles ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

What Has The History Of Pilates Got To Do With Joseph Pilates

20th May 2008
Pilates is one of the fast growing fitness exercises in America. The history of Pilates is mingled with the life history of its founder Joseph Pilates. It was not an overnight success. Joseph struggled hard to develop the exercise regimes. The full na... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

These Is As Far As The History Of Pilates Goes

20th May 2008
Pilate’s exercises are easy and flexible. They help to improve the core strength and awareness of body and mind. The history of Pilates is discussed below; Pilate exercise is a method of combining both Eastern and Western philosophies. The Pilates me... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Rome - Cultural Capital of World (Part – II)

15th May 2008
The capital of Italy – Illustrating Neoclassicism Architecture Rome became the capital city of Italy in 1870, during that time a new style of architecture developed in Italy called neoclassicism. It was building style influenced by the Antiquity arch... Read >
Author: omar

Rome - Cultural Capital of World (Part – II)

15th May 2008
The capital of Italy – Illustrating Neoclassicism Architecture Rome became the capital city of Italy in 1870, during that time a new style of architecture developed in Italy called neoclassicism. It was building style influenced by the Antiquity ... Read >
Author: omar

Memorial Day – The Right Reason to Celebrate

15th May 2008
‘A citizen of America will cross the ocean to fight for democracy, but won't cross the street to vote in a national election.’ - Bill Vaughan It cannot be said for sure if Bill Vaughan’s is tongue-in-cheek or dark humor. However, there is no dou... Read >
Author: Dorothysmith

About Burberry Handbags - British Fashion Luxury

08th May 2008
The company that was founded in 1856 by the 21 year old Thomas Burberry, opened its first store in the town of Hampshire, England. The company is well known for its Check pattern and is copied throughout the world. By the 1870 the company was focused on d... Read >
Author: Roy Leadwell

Jutland: What if Jellicoe had Butchered the German Fleet?

08th May 2008
The Battle of Jutland, which took place on 31st May 1916, is unique in that it was the only major engagement between the British Grand Fleet, under Admiral John Jellicoe, and the German High Seas Fleet during the First World War. Taking into consideration... Read >
Author: Mark Davies

To Achieve Your Fitness Goals, Pilates May Not Be Enough

29th April 2008
The Pilates Method was developed by Joseph Pilates in the early 1900's. This form of exercise uses the mind to control muscles in the body and focuses on key muscles that keep the body balanced. These important muscles make up one of the support system... Read >
Author: Zach Hunt

The World’s Oldest Zoo

16th April 2008
Located on the grounds of the famous Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria, is Tiergarten Schönbrunn (German for Schönbrunn Zoo) the oldest zoo in the world. It was founded as an imperial menagerie in 1752 and when first opened to the public in 1779, th... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane

Savage Nature: The Life of Ted Hughes.

02nd April 2008
One of the most important poets of the post-war period, Edward James Hughes (1930-1998), was drawn towards the primitive. He was enchanted by the beauty of the natural world, frequently portraying its cruel and savage temperament in his work as a reflecti... Read >
Author: santosh kumar

Travel and Tourism in Sierra Leone is a Hot Topic!

26th March 2008
Slavery and war. A pretty negative view of what is in fact an exceptionally positive country. Today, I see Sierra Leone from an entirely different perspective. It is difficult to ignore Sierra Leone's history and focus purely on the present. Once a fer... Read >
Author: Rajinder

The Return of the Green Fairy

25th March 2008
No, this isn't an article about a slightly camp environmentalist who's decided to come back home! The "green fairy" of the title is a translation of la fée verte, the alternative French name for absinthe, the notorious aperitif and favorite tipple of... Read >
Author: Geet

Stock Market Timing - Should You Bother When You Invest?

12th March 2008
At the time of writing this article the Markets are showing great signs of nervousness and probably should be on Prozac. The problem is that the Markets are uncertain as to the future and therefore have bouts of pessimism followed by optimism followed ... Read >
Author: Ray Prince

I Love Touring Italy -The University City Of Padua

04th March 2008
If you are hankering for a European tourist destination, why not consider the Veneto region of northern Italy on the Gulf of Venice? Venice is its best-known city, in fact one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. The Veneto region is a lot mo... Read >
Author: Levi Reiss

Driving tips in Ireland - Brief history of left-hand traffic

26th February 2008
Hiring a car is the easiest way to to get to and from Dublin Airport, but some people. never drove a right hand drive car before. You might think it is uncomfortable or even dangerous. Don’t be afraid. It’s actually easier than you think. Here are a f... Read >
Author: Noemi

PilatesStick - An Affordable Way to Get Fit with Pilates

24th February 2008
Ask anyone who has tried Pilates what they think of it, and chances are they will tell you how wonderful it is. Besides allowing one to unwind from a stressful day, the physical benefits of Pilates are astounding. Increased muscle control, build up of a s... Read >
Author: Richard Chandler

'Stress': from buildings to the battlefield

23rd February 2008
Sometimes we don't realise how much the vocabulary of psychology has become part of everyday language. I was surprised to learn that the use of the term 'stress' to mean psychological tension, rather than just physical pressure, has only been with us sinc... Read >
Author: Alvaro

Barker Shoes: A True Quality English Shoemaker

15th February 2008
Today Barker Shoes are regarded in the English shoe industry as one of the world’s finest producers. They sell domestically and export a growing number of pairs internationally to cater for a growing foreign demand. Barker Shoes represent one of around ... Read >
Author: Edward Barker

Where is German Spoken?

24th January 2008
The German language is a one of the world's major languages. The German language is closely related to English and Dutch. Around the world, German is spoken by 100 million native speakers and approximately an additional 80 million non-native speakers. ... Read >
Author: Ultimate Language

The History Of Barker Shoes

23rd January 2008
Barker Shoes was established in 1880 when Arthur Barker set up in Northamptonshire, the heart of shoe-manufacturing in the United Kingdom. As with most companies, Arthur started with a very narrow range of products. The shoe which was particularly popul... Read >
Author: Edward Barker

German Shepherd Information

22nd January 2008
Max von Stephanitz embraced all the credits for the development of this extraordinarily intelligent, reliable and subservient dog. Extensively it was von Stephanitz's idea that inspired a wide variety of sheep herding dogs into an individual breed of the ... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan

Is Divorce Too Easy?

20th January 2008
The number of divorces registered in 2005 was again lesser than the 2003 figures, but this does not mean that the rate has fallen. There was a record low in the number of marriages registered in 2005 as well, so there were fewer divorces because there... Read >
Author: James Walsh

The Growing World of Custom Challenge Coins

18th January 2008
When someone hears or reads the term "challenge coin" a clear picture can't be formed because the term isn't quite clear, most people think and assume that a coin is just a coin. These special type of coin has a sentimental or historic value which can't b... Read >
Author: John Sern

The history of airplanes is one that is as fascinating as flying itself

17th January 2008
There is nothing more wonderful than the sensation of flying. In the many history books the Wright Brothers are credited with being the first ones to fly. While these are individuals that have lead to people flying in the skies the history of flying model... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

The History of Wellington boots

11th January 2008
Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington, instructed his shoemaker, Hoby of St. James' Street, London, to modify the Hessian 18th century boot. This new boot was made of calfskin leather and must have been a transformation on previous Hessian boot. ... Read >
Author: sam lowe

Jeep Grand Cherokee

22nd October 2007
For 60 years Jeep has been providing drivers with amazing cars, ones that are to die for. Not only do these cars look great and fancy but they also provide the best performance. The quality of these vehicles is outstanding. The Jeep brand has been serving... Read >
Author: Dennis James

US Military Swords, Sabers, and Navy Cutlasses

11th October 2007
US Military Swords, Sabers, and Navy Cutlasses“Their uses then and now”Military swords have served as necessary weapons for the Army’s and Navy’s of the world, for many centuries. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the shorter “smallsword” be... Read >
Author: lazysubmit

Balloons make the world go round

22nd August 2007
The world is a brighter, lighter, happier place thanks to balloons. A bunch of these bobbing decorations are guaranteed to be seen at everything from Bar Mitzvahs to birthday celebrations and have become the essential party item since the Aztecs first cre... Read >
Author: Peter Airdee

Soca Valley Property - Slovenia A Great Investment Property Destination

26th July 2007
Slovenia was recently named one of the top ten investment property destinations in the world and more people than ever are buying property in this beautiful country and many are choosing to buy Soca Valley property. A green and diverse country between ... Read >
Author: kelly price

Amsterdam – enjoy treasures of art and history in a bicycle ride

13th July 2007
The early days Amsterdam was founded as a fishing village around the thirteenth century. During the 14th, but especially the 15th century, Amsterdam underwent a rapid development, which laid the foundation for the Golden Age, when the city became the sta... Read >
Author: Laurent Fabier

The New Forest

26th June 2007
The new forest is an area in the south of England which includes the remaining tracts of unclosed pasture land and a old growth forest. The new forest covers south west Hampshire and some of south Wiltshire. The National park part of the new forest is mos... Read >
Author: agilmour

The Trench Coat and The Tuxedo

15th June 2007
Try to chart the course of fashion and you’ll need more than a sexton, compass and telescope, to navigate to its beginning. The rise and fall of fashion is like waves in a storm filled ocean. However, charting the course of style is much easier, it has ... Read >
Author: Patrick

Challenge Coins Represent the Steadfast Tradition of Military Honor

30th May 2007
While you will see many different types of coins, challenge coins are very special coins that are given to service personnel as a way of building their moral and enforcing the image of the entire unit being behind each other, and supporting the various pe... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

Historic Phoenix Architecture

27th May 2007
New home buyers come to Phoenix, Arizona for the booming economy, but they are lured to stay because of historic features that the city offers. If you are moving to Phoenix, you want a Phoenix real estate agent who has a firm understanding of the loca... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick

Blackhawks Tickets - Blackhawks

22nd May 2007
Chicago Blackhawks joined the NHL in 1926 as an element of the successful incursion of the league into the teams based to the United States. They were rested by the big businessman Frederic McLaughlin of coffee. The major part the original players of Chic... Read >
Author: barrystix3

Mack Trucks – One of the World's leading Truck manufacturing companies

21st May 2007
"MACK TRUCKS" are one of the best subsidiary of AB Volvo as they are very efficient and enduring, as "BULLDOGS" are very powerful amongst its breed so is "MACK TRUCKS" amongst all leading brands. Mack Trucks are the best in building heavy-duty trucks c... Read >
Author: American Truck Buyer

Accidents involving Heavy Duty Dump Trucks and Passenger vehicles can be avoided

17th May 2007
"MACK TRUCKS" are one of the best subsidiary of AB Volvo as they are very efficient and enduring, as "BULLDOGS" are very powerful amongst its breed so is "MACK TRUCKS" amongst all leading brands. Mack Trucks are the best in building heavy-duty trucks c... Read >
Author: American Truck Buyer

Worries about bird flu

13th May 2007
It is well known that nowadays the bird flu virus represents a general problem that might affect us all. Scientists are expected to come with new strategies in order to stop the spread of this deadly strain avian flu which was declared a national emergenc... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

The Keys to a Successful Dog Training Routine are All About the Fundamentals

08th May 2007
The Keys to a Successful Dog Training Routine are All About the Fundamentals For a dog trainer to be successful in training a dog for obedience there needs to be a perfect understanding between the dog trainer and his/her dog. As such, the dog trainer m... Read >
Author: Alan Murray

Pilates: The Benefits For All

19th April 2007
Pilates was formed by Joseph Pilates during the First World War with the proposed intention to improve the rehabilitation programme for casualties. During this period, Pilates was designed to aid injured soldiers regain their health by strengthening, stre... Read >
Author: Videojug

The Twentieth Century European History

27th March 2007
Thus spoke the American President Woodrow Wilson in late 1919 as he attempted to persuade the American Senate to support the League of Nations and ratify the Treaty of Versailles following the end of the First World War. For these peacemaking efforts, t... Read >
Author: Gabriel Rise

Some Tips When Looking For A New German Shepherd

27th March 2007
German Shepherds loyal,smart and suited for a wide variety of tasks as well as making great family pets. They've been popular ever since they were introduced after the first world war. As they make good family pets, here is a bit of information you may wa... Read >
Author: David Lee

Electric forklift or lift truck – the same thing?

04th February 2007
One of the greatest innovations of modern times, yet highly overlooked, is the practical machine used for moving products over short distances known as the lift truck. This practical machine has reached a number of 150,000 units sold each year on account ... Read >
Author: David Yrui

About Appetite Suppressors to Help Reduce Weight

03rd February 2007
Appetite suppressors can be a help during a slimming process. On the market of today you can find both appetite suppressors related to the substance amphetamine and appetite reducers of herbal origin. Appetite suppressors are generally recommended to use ... Read >
Author: Knut Holt

Challenge Coins - A Special Type of Coins

02nd February 2007
For your convenience we have published this article in order to let you know of everything related to the Challenge Coins. Enjoy … If you are concerned in collecting United States coins, you should consider adding Challenge coins to your collection. ... Read >
Author: Frederic Madore

Bioterrorism: Humanity Faces Into A Terrifying New Era

12th January 2007
Bioterrorism: Humanity Faces Into A Terrifying New Eraby Nathalie HopkinsLast May, doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimorewere surprised when they found themselves treating a manwith a little known disease called Glanders.This is a disease that nor... Read >
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On BMW hood: White propeller zipping through the blue sky

06th January 2007
We have often been told not to judge a book by its cover. But, when it comes to uber cars, it is unavoidable that their outward appearance primarily takes up one's fancy. In doing so, the vehicle's engine becomes secondary. It is so with cars from Germa... Read >
Author: Rosa livingstone

Ojai City, California: An Idyllic Vacation Destination

05th January 2007
Everyone dreams of that perfect vacation, in an idyllic, stress-free, and clean location, with excellent accommodation and recreational facilities for the whole family. To most people, this scenario remains a dream, an eldorado. To the knowledgeable, it e... Read >
Author: Razvan Marian Jr

Art Nouveau Furnishings Style

27th December 2006
Art Nouveau was one of those styles that came, burned brightly and then faded out quickly. The popularity of Art Nouveau furnishings style these days shows it is making a comeback. Art Nouveau Furnishings Style Art Nouveau was a very short lived pe... Read >
Author: Stephan Teak

The history of the Manchester museum

08th December 2006
The Manchester museum, one of the main city’s attractions, got its onset from the collection that belonged to the manufacturer John Leigh Philips. After he died in 1814, his “cabinet” was bought by a group of wealthy men who later on founded the ... Read >
Author: Tatana K.

George Bristowe of St Leonards.www.Taxidermy4cash.com

22nd November 2006
George Bristowe of St Leonards 1870-1947 George Bristow of St Leonards. This man it is understood taught ET Booth the art of taxidermy and it is further understood stuffed some of the birds that now form part of the Booth Collection in Brighton. Brist... Read >
Author: www.Taxidermy4cash.com

Avoiding this Years Flu

09th November 2006
Influenza or “The Flu” is not something to be taken lightly. The devastating Spanish flu pandemic swept the globe and killed more people than the First World War. Especially if you are in a group that is more susceptible to the flu you should... Read >
Author: Margaret Mathews

Sudoku. The new number puzzle craze.

09th October 2006
If you were to walk along any street around the world, you would find it very difficult not to notice that someone somewhere is playing a game of Sudoku. This number puzzle game has become a hit not only with the British but Americans also. However,... Read >
Author: Allison Thompson

The In's and Out's of Pilates Equipment

27th September 2006
The Pilates Method, also known as Pilates or Pilates Exercises, is a physical fitness method developed by Joseph Pilates in the early 20th century. Joseph Pilates sometimes referred to these exercises as Contrology, or to put it simply, the way throug... Read >
Author: Anita Pilates

Amsterdam an experience you will not forget

13th August 2006
Mention Amsterdam, and you get a certain reaction drugs, red light districts are the first things that come to mind. There's a lot more to Amsterdam than that, though, as you'll see if you go there. Amsterdam has a long and rich history, full of ups ... Read >
Author: John Gibb

TeddyBears - Did you know?

23rd June 2006
Teddy bears date back to the early twentieth century, but the origin of the name is uncertain. The most popular story is that then-US President Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt refused to kill an injured bear on a bear-hunting trip, choosing to spare its life i... Read >
Author: John Gibb

Hello from Ottawa: The Historic Auberge McGee Inn - 2 Generations Successfully Get Into The B&B

12th June 2006
During my assignment here in Ottawa to cover the Tulip Festival I am staying in one of my favourite types of accommodation: a bed and breakfast. Not only will you ever see two B&B properties that are the same, the story of every bed and breakfast owner is... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher

The History of Soap Making - Part 3

21st May 2006
Following the development of the industry for the mass production of soap during the latter half of the 19th Century and moving forward a little to the early part of the 20th Century, the traditional method of soap making continued until the First World W... Read >
Author: Gary Everson

Savage Nature: The Life of Ted Hughes

21st May 2006
SAVAGE NATURE: THE LIFE OF TED HUGHESOne of the most important poets of the post-war period, EdwardJames Hughes (1930-1998), was drawn towards the primitive. He wasenchanted by the beauty of the natural world, frequentlyportraying its cruel and savage tem... Read >
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History of England Football

20th May 2006
The oldest (but not wisest) League in the world was founded in 1888, and initially consisted of 12 clubs in the midlands and north of England. The FA cup, which initially embraced both Scottish and southern "non - league" clubs, had already been going sin... Read >
Author: Vga Agp

Why Did Jellicoe Turn Away at the Battle of Jutland?

02nd May 2006
At the time the First World War, the British Grand Fleet was the most formidable naval force in the world. Commanded by Admiral John Jellicoe, the British Grand Fleet hoped to engage the German High Seas Fleet in a pitched battle, but at the same time, bo... Read >
Author: Mark Davies

Cartier watches have exquisite design and unmatched elegance

22nd February 2006
Copyright 2006 Jason Bibb The exquisite design and unmatched elegance of Cartier watches makes them a good choice for anyone looking for a fashionable and precise watch. The story of Cartier watches begins in 1847, when Louis-Franois Cartier took over... Read >
Author: Jason Bibb

Tea Tree Oil

14th February 2006
Tea Tree Oil is one of the most useful products in nature. It has been used by some Aboriginal People in Australia for many centuries as one of their most useful medicines. Tea Tree oil is derived from Melaleuca Alternifloria which is a narrow-leafed pape... Read >
Author: Ric Wiley

Insights into Pilates Equipment

06th February 2006
For anyone with even a remote interest in Pilates, the equipment used for training is extremely interesting. With exciting names like the Reformer and the Cadillac, how could one not be interested? While there are literally dozens of individual pieces o... Read >
Author: Harriet Spinzer

The Japanese Started cannery row

04th January 2006
No visit to the southwest would really be complete without a drive along Highway 1.The road offers dramatic views of California's sensational Pacific coast as it weaves from San Luis Obispo to Monterey. This is the home of the fish canning industry, made ... Read >
Author: Derek Miller

The Myths of Yugoslavia - Part II

03rd October 2005
6. Serbs were always anti-Western and the USA was First Involved Militarily in the Balkans during the Kosovo Crisis The First World War pitted the most unlikely enemies against one another. Austria, Turkey's most avowed enemy, attacked Turkey's o... Read >
Author: Sam Vaknin