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Living Like a King: The World's Top Luxuries by Diana Bocco
August 22, 2005   1765 Hits
The world's most expensive car, house, and cruise are all for sale. See how the rich spend their money. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Moscow by Mark R. Whittington
August 23, 2005   1088 Hits
Moscow is one of the most well known, yet in a strange way, mysterious national capitals in the world. Emerging from the darkness of Soviet rule, the city is a treasure house of history dating back fr ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Valencia by Mark R. Whittington
August 24, 2005   1225 Hits
Valencia, in Spain, is best known as the city El Cid, the great Spanish leader, took from the Muslims in the late 11th Century. However, the city changed hands several times before finally falling to  ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Sorrento by Mark R. Whittington
August 25, 2005   1293 Hits
Sorrento, on the Bay of Naples, near Mount Vesuvius, is not only a fine resort town, near numerous beaches and nature reserves, but is filled with historical attractions. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Crete by Mark R. Whittington
August 26, 2005   703 Hits
Crete is a land heavy with the scent of fennel and basil, as well as filled with marvelous views of the sea and of mountains. It has been the venue of history since the beginning of the Bronze Age. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Delhi by Mark R. Whittington
August 29, 2005   644 Hits
Delhi brings to mind rajahs riding through crowded streets on elephants, bazaars filled with a riot of colors, sounds, and exotic smells, the red tunics and flashing sabers of the British Raj. Heavy i ...
 
Bonfire Night - a Unique British Celebration by Martin Loughlin
August 31, 2005   1782 Hits
It’s a unique celebration, as eccentric as only the British know how to be. It is an event loved by children and adults alike, one that traces its origins back to the turbulent 17th century in Engla ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Cork by Mark R. Whittington
August 30, 2005   1026 Hits
Cork City, in the south of Ireland, is known as "Rebel Cork" for its long history of rebellion against foreign rule. Today, Cork is a center of culture and art. ...
 
The World of Siamese Fighting Fish by April Paddock
August 04, 2005   6735 Hits
Which of the following creatures do you think actually exists? The Loch Ness Monster. A fish that breathes air. Godzilla. If you guessed a fish that breathes air give yourself a pat on the back. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Bordeaux by Mark R. Whittington
September 01, 2005   1768 Hits
When one thinks of the French city of Bordeaux, located near the Atlantic coast, one thinks of wine. Wine has defined the city's history and development. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Bath by Mark R. Whittington
September 02, 2005   885 Hits
During Roman times, Bath was a religious center where a Roman temple and bath house attracted visitors from all over the Empire. In the 18th Century, waters from the hot springs and the social scene a ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Madrid by Mark R. Whittington
September 02, 2005   624 Hits
Madrid, unlike many cities in Western Europe, does not have Roman origins. Yet it is a heady place, filled with passion and history. ...
 
Searching for Enlightenment: The Major Pilgrimage Places of Buddhism by Diana Bocco
September 06, 2005   1003 Hits
Explore the places where the Buddha set foot and learn what makes them a captivating destination for millions of visitors every year. ...
 
A History Lovers Guide to Bangkok by Mark R. Whittington
September 06, 2005   665 Hits
Bangkok has dominated Thailand's urban landscape for over two centuries. It has a well deserved reputation as one of the flesh pots of the East. But it contains many treasures for those interested in  ...
 
The Space Elevator: A Highway to Heaven by Mark R. Whittington
September 07, 2005   4207 Hits
The concept of space elevators, which would send payloads from the surface of the Earth to geostationary orbit along a ribbon of high strength carbon nanontube, is at least thirty years old. It may be ...
 
San Antonio - A Touch of Mexico in the USA by L. R. Schaeffer
September 08, 2005   755 Hits
Everyone has heard of the Alamo, and thousands of families have planned trips to San Antonio, perhaps some for the express purpose of seeing this famed mission. It is undoubtedly a huge city, but how  ...
 
Seperate Business Entities: Real World Uses for the Rest of Us by Brian Thompson
September 08, 2005   536 Hits
The rich have for years formed seperate business entities to protect their personal assets. Many people without lots of personal property view these techniques as unnecessary because they don't have  ...
 
The Original Scream Machine: America's Love Affair with Rollercoasters by Diana Bocco
September 12, 2005   929 Hits
A brief history of how the rollercoaster got its start and the record-breaking rides that have people screaming all over the world. ...
 
Take a Ride Back in Time at Lake Compounce: America's Oldest Amusement Park by Diana Bocco
September 12, 2005   984 Hits
Lake Compounce is America's oldest amusement park. See what makes the place so special and how to enjoy it at full. ...
 
Fundamentals of the Baha'i Faith by Allen Butler
September 12, 2005   656 Hits
The Baha’i Faith is one of the newest and least known of world religions. Beginning as an offshoot of Islam, the Bahai Faith is felt by its adherents to be the newest revelation of God and the true ...
 
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