Astounding Buenos Aires
Nearly all trips to Argentina begin in the capital of Buenos Aires, the “Capital Federal.” One of the more elegant and classy cities in South America, this living, breathing metropolis...
Margaret Mitchell and her world popular novel ‘Gone With the Wind’
Margaret Mitchell, in full Margaret Munnerlyn Mitchell Marsh, was born November 8, 1900, in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. She is the author of the enormously popular novel Gone With the Wind...
Can entrepreneurs get out of the slew of their daily issues?
Lots of new businesses open their doors each year, and while it’s an exciting time for owners, it’s also the most difficult. A third of these businesses don’t survive two...
Do you want to have a home designed in a unique way?
London’s museums and galleries are giving our homes a touch of class. You can lounge, for example, on a sofa inspired by the collection at the V&A or hang wallpaper...
Stress and distress
No matter how resilient we think we are, stress is something that can easily take its toll over time. From feeling under pressure at work to juggling too much at...
How stop a rise in drug-resistant bacterial infections?
Millions of routine operations could become life threatening, experts have warned as a rise in drug-resistant bacterial infections risks pushing medicine “back to the dark ages”. Too many people are...
Is it interesting to be a synaesthete?
Ever wondered what Wednesday looks like? How it tastes? Which colour it is? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, you might be one of the few...
The unfading glory of Sergei Rachmaninov and his music
A brilliant pianist, conductor and composer, Rachmaninov wrote a piano concerto that has become the nation’s favourite piece of classical music. A young musical genius Sergei Rachmaninov was born on...
The Sahara Desert implacably expands
The Sahara Desert has grown significantly over the past century, and climate change is largely to blame, according to a new study. Analysing data collected since 1923, a research team...
Brilliant Renaissance artist Andrea Mantegna
The precocious son of a poor carpenter, Andrea Mantegna was just 17 when he painted a masterpiece that stunned his contemporaries of 570 years ago. Before he was 30, he...
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Where Christmas opens its welcoming doors to a wonderful fairytale world
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Streams of higher tender love, mercy and light are abundantly pouring out into our hearts at Christmas
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Talking Business 2.0 Conference in Chisinau, Moldova
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Why does life send us challenges? How to overcome and benefit from difficulties?
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“We should be mindful of the future”: Ultimate Medical Academy in Tampa, FL
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2024 Real Deal South Florida Real Estate Forum in Miami, FL
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Are eclipses ordinary cosmic phenomena or mysterious signs sent to humanity by the divine Universe?
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Chicago Industrial Properties’ 21st annual Chicagoland Supply Chain, Distribution and Logistics Summit, Lombard, IL
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“The driving force throughout my career is to return to people through music that which was gifted to me”: Dr. Scott Woodard
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Moldova Business Forum II in Chisinau, Moldova
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Long Work days May Be Bad for Your Heart
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Should We Be Buying Iodized Salt?
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Euro zone business growth solid in July – PMI
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THE MARIINSKY BALLET OPENS ITS NEW SEASON WITH DON QUIXOTE, 24 JULY
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Time is running out for seniors to get a lifetime pass to US national parks for just $10
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The world’s best airline has been announced for 2017
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Researchers Discover How To Enhance Memories During Sleep… By Triggering Brain Waves
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Artist Hugo Wilson on Myths, Human Nature, and Why Painting Matters.
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Oxford University Is Older Than the Aztecs
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Specialized Foster Care Open House
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Novelist Amy TanRevisitsThe Roots Of Her Writing Career
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“A Vegetable for a Good Laugh”: Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia, celebrates its 90th anniversary
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Father and daughter: friendly relationships
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Andy Warhol: immune to the fickle winds of fame
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Four steps to identifying your company’s competitive advantage
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Translating your message in a meaningful way as a key to business success
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Discovering the wonders of Badlands National Park, SD
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Crystal blue water, silky sand and tranquility: Hong Kong sights
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“A writer is trying to communicate like a distant star sending signals”: John Steinbeck (1902 – 1968)
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Wet wipes may cause allergic reactions