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District 9 (2009)

By: yongxia95 | 2011-01-10 | Movies
An extraterrestrial race forced to live in slum-like conditions on Earth suddenly finds a kindred spirit in a government agent who is exposed to their biotechnology. read more

"District 9" Movie Review

By: Marty Meltz | 2010-03-28 | Movies
Grisly in the extreme, strikingly original, perversely intelligent. Steeped in male energy, peppered with surprise turns on old themes, the visually cruel "District 9," probably nauseating for some, spiritually desolate for others, but of macabre fascination for still others, is destined to re-shape the sci-fi concepts of modern film. Rising briskly out of the initial monotony of its descriptive array of desolation, the film treats its morbid substance with such weighty detail and relentless illumination that you are struck with how real this high concept becomes. read more

Film Review - District 9 (2009)

By: Todd Murphy | 2010-03-28 | Movies
"District 9" wins big points for originality, execution and its decidedly risky story and execution, given its pitch as a mainstream film. The film however overstays its welcome and descends into typical Hollywood convention, action and noise by the end. read more

Idukki - God's Own District

By: Pradeep NS | 2012-04-24 | Travel & Leisure
The most beautiful hills of the Kerala are situated at Idukki. Known for its exotic mountain range and many power projects, it is the most beautiful district of Kerala. Idukki is located at on the highest point of the Western Ghats and it is encircled with astounding mountain ranges. read more

Derwentwater the Lake District

By: Adrian | 2011-01-11 | Hotels
In contrast, the deeper hollows of Derwentwater are floored with dark brown mud which completely masks the stony bottom. In the shallow water towards the southern end of the lake there is often a mass of muddy peat consisting of roots and stems of water plants felted together. Occasionally this rises from the bottom to the surface and forms what has long been known as the 'Floating Island of Derwentwater'. read more

Discovering District 9 in Alive in Joburg

By: Shiromi Arserio | 2010-03-29 | Movies
District 9 has been on IGP's radar for some months now ever since we heard about this Peter Jackson/Neil Blomkamp movie about aliens that land in South Africa. For those of you that are only just beginning to hear about this relatively small budget sci-fi movie and are wondering what it's all about, check out the short film that District 9 is based on called Alive in Joberg. Judging from the trailer to District 9, there's a lot of Alive in Joberg in this movie. The aliens look very similar in design, if more high tech, with their squid like faces. The alien's faces are strangely pixilated through much of the trailer as with the short movie. read more

Lake District Log Cabins - Windermere

By: Ben Holloway | 2011-09-22 | Holidays
Fallbarrow and White Cross Bay are two lakeside parks located on the eastern shores of Lake Windermere that offer stunning views, incredible scenery around the parks, fantastic on-site facilities and top of the range log cabins for sale. read more

Lake District spare rooms wanted

By: Adrian | 2011-08-04 | Vacations
If you own a property in the Lake District, and you want to earn some extra cash, become a host with Holiday Crash Pads and rent out your spare room. read more

Alwar - Green District of Rajasthan

By: Sarthak Sen | 2010-03-29 | Destinations
Alwar is mainly known for Sariska national park but there are many other things to see in this ancient district of Rajasthan. There are many other tourist attractions in Alwar those are almost overlooked by travellers. In this article you can find some good information on Alwar destinations and around Alwar. read more

Roman roads in the Lake District

By: Adrian | 2010-10-08 | Hotels
The first roads of which we have any clear knowledge were constructed by the Roman armies in the years after the invasion of northern England in AD7879. The Romans were intent on conquering the whole of Britain, but eventually had to settle for defending a north¬ern border which ran from the Solway to the mouth of the Tyne (along the Stanegate, and subsequently Hadrian's Wall). The frontier was continued down the coast to Moresby (near Whitehaven) as a line of forts linked and backed up by roads read more

Top 10 attractions in the Lake District

By: Adrian | 2011-08-06 | Hotels
You will be spoilt for choice when looking for top attractions in the Lake District, but the ten of the best include: read more

New York Diamond District

By: taamiv | 2010-10-12 | Travel & Leisure
Diamond District is situated on the 47th Street in the New York City. It is a unique shopping center, where many diamond and jewelry retailers carry on their businesses. read more

Lake District Landscapes

By: Adrian | 2011-01-01 | Hotels
Jonathen Orley's appreciation of the different landscapes associated with the Skiddaw Slates and Borrowdale Volcanic rocks has been a recurring theme in all subse¬quent writings on the scenery of the Lake District. It figured prominently in the first official Geological Memoir covering the northern part of the area prepared by Clifton Ward after he had spent more than a decade in the field. The same aspect is dealt with at length in Marr's classic Geology of the Lake District which, although now read more

The Lake District - the Peaceful Holiday Destination

By: Jack Authors | 2010-12-03 | Travel Tips
The Lake District is a wonderful place to visit, especially if you are looking for some peace and quiet. And let's be honest; who doesn't need a little ‘time out' from today's stressful and busy way of life? read more

Lake District pottery

By: Adrian | 2010-10-08 | Hotels
Since medieval times, the Lake District had its turners producing cups, platters and dishes from birch and sycamore. This rural craft became a famous largescale industry with the rise of the Lancashire cotton industry in the late eighteenth century. Steam-powered cotton spinning mills required millions of wooden reels and bobbins. Between the 1790s and 1860 over 60 bobbin mills were established in the Lake District, mainly in the High Furness area, but as far afield as Caldbeck, Keswick, Eskdale read more