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To study the full life of Alexander the Great requires that you view him as warrior, builder, creator. Alexander brought much additional distinctions in archicture and much else.
Thu, 19 Feb 2009: One to One Aid In The Gambia
A look into how aid helps improve the lives of people living in the Gambia in West Africa.
Sat, 14 Feb 2009: Cigars For Your Mardi Gras?
Folks disagree about when Mardi Gras begins--as they disagree about how it originated. It's been a part of life since at least the Middle Ages, since it forms a part of what for Christians worldwide is an important part of the year: Lent, the season of abstention and fasting in which the sufferings of Christ are recalled.
Sat, 14 Feb 2009: Experience A Romantic Holiday At These Four Unforgettable South Florida Beach Resorts
South Florida beach resorts offer any and everything you could ever want in a romantic get away. Amazing beaches, beautiful scenery, tropical foliage and luxury accommodations are sure to please. This article looks at four Florida beach resorts for you to consider for you next holiday.
Fri, 13 Feb 2009: A Florida Beach Wedding - Three Great Locations To Choose From
Florida's sandy beaches and romantic tropical scenery make it to destination for people that want to get married. This article looks at three of the best places for a Florida beach wedding.
Fri, 13 Feb 2009: Cigar Aficionado and Pipe Smoking?
What is it about pipes? Even for the most convinced cigar lover, there's a certain draw--no pun intended--in the idea of occasionally loading up an old-fashioned, wide-bowl tobacco pipe and settling down for a long winter's (or summer's, spring's, or fall's) smoke.
Fri, 13 Feb 2009: Copenhagen - An Exciting Place To See
Situated on the east side of the Danish Island of Zealand, this was once the home of the dreaded Vikings. This city is full of style and is a major regional center of culture, business, media and science.
Thu, 12 Feb 2009: Heathrow Airport, Important Link In The UK Air Transportation Network
A look at how shops, restaurants and car hire services have been integral to the development of the Heathrow site.
Thu, 12 Feb 2009: Who In Their Right Mind Would Do Such A Thing
A look at the story of one couple who were victims of the shortage of hospital staff when their baby was stolen.
Wed, 11 Feb 2009: A Brief History of the Capital of Germany
Munich is located on the river Isar, North of the Bavarian Alps. This is the third largest city in Germany, right after Berlin and Hamburg. Munich has a population of about 1.35 million people.
Thu, 5 Feb 2009: Attila The Hun As General Manager
Attila the Hun was a fierce warrior and a man who could command an army of five hundred thousand.
Thu, 5 Feb 2009: 3 Simple Credit Theft Prevention Techniques
Technological advances may have made things easier, but they have also made credit theft prevention and identity theft protection a vital part of everyday life. Just as locking the house door helps discourage thieves, these simple steps can prevent you from experiencing extreme financial losses and legal hassles.
Thu, 5 Feb 2009: Generation Guitar Hero: A Video Game That Changed The World
A game has taken the world by storm in November 2005, which has revolutionized the way that we interact with our video game consoles. Guitar Hero made it's debut on the Sony Play Station 2 video game console which came equipped with a guitar shaped controller to allow the user to strum along with some of the hottest bands of the era.
Wed, 4 Feb 2009: Cigar Aficionado On A Budget
Cigar aficionados are known for their choosiness. They're not the ones who are out there buying forty-five-cent cigar pawns, or smoking every inch of even the premium cigars they don't like.
Tue, 3 Feb 2009: Pinafores And Sailor Suits - The History of Children's Fashion
In days gone by, there was no such thing as specific fashion for children. Little boys and girls, from the moment that they could walk, were dressed like their fathers and mothers.
Mon, 2 Feb 2009: Cigars and Coffee: Why Not?
There's a whole discussion out there surrounding the topic, Should cigars ever be combined with food and drink?
Sun, 1 Feb 2009: Antwerp, Brussels: Ancient Trade Routes Lead to the City of Diamonds
While we cannot know exactly when the first diamond was discovered, we do know one of the world's most precious gems was a traded commodity in India in the 4th century B.C. In fact, India, was the only producer of diamonds, setting up trade routes between Indian and major European ports until the 18th century.
Sun, 1 Feb 2009: Becoming A Good Leader
If we will look back into man's history, we can see that for every advancement or civilization there are about two or three people from that period whose names is notable.
Sun, 1 Feb 2009: Smokin' Presidents For Presidents Day
This President's Day seems as good a time as any for asking the question: Which Presidents smoked cigars? In recent years, ever since the Starr Report, it's been rarer and rarer to hear the words "President" and "cigar" in the same sentence.
Wed, 28 Jan 2009: Celebrities Who Have Had Cosmetic Surgery
They will deny, deny, and deny some more that they have had cosmetic surgery, but there are plenty of celebrities who have had it done. If they won't admit it through the words that come out of their mouths, the difference in their appearance tells everything.
Tue, 27 Jan 2009: Integrating Artistic Creativity Into Homeschooling With Children's Art Programs
Parents who homeschool their children can incorporate art into their daily education with children's art programs. This article explores the value of a children's art school.
Tue, 27 Jan 2009: Storing Large Items Checklist
Our environment is precious because it is what provides us food, gives us air to breathe, gives us water, and more or less keeps us alive. When the environment is compromised, animals become diseased and they starve, people can become sick off of the animals and the water supply, and the air that people, plants, and animals breathe in can make anything and everything sick.
Tue, 27 Jan 2009: How Do Florists Create Flower Arrangements?
Many people who are unfamiliar with the art of floristry simply believe that a florist does nothing more than jam a bunch of flowers into a pretty vase and then mark up the price to make a living - this could not be further from the truth.
Mon, 26 Jan 2009: The Art Of Nagging
It is almost every woman's conundrum: How do you deal with selectively deaf men who simply won't listen? You want to tear your hair out and make like a broken record by telling him over and over again that the door needs to be fixed, he should not leave the toilet seat up and other stuff.
Mon, 26 Jan 2009: Rhetorical Situations: Knowing your Audience
Every single one of us has the opportunity to influence other people. Oftentimes we are not even aware of situations where our influence is felt because they happen every day: parents urging their children to do homework, kids asking their parents for money, managers urging their workers to perform.
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