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Ecotourism In Bonito, Brazil

By: Raj Aryan | Travel Tips
The city Bonito in the mountains of Bodoquena, has prehistoric caverns, natural river, waterfalls, rivers and natural swimming pools and the Blue Lake cavern'.. read more

Electronic Document Management: Say Farewell to Paper Dependent Organising

By: Lois Brown | Databases
Bid farewell to standard file document archiving and say hello to an innovative strategy to store files. Electronic document management enables companies to shop pertinent information within paperwork to be saved in an efficient and organised manner. read more

Simple Guide to Genuine Granite Furniture!

By: Tim I Gurung | Furniture
Granite is naturally a dense, hard and very strong stone. It is also available in many varieties of colors and patterns such as, grey, black, green, Rosa bonito, Rose Porreno, flowers etc. They are mostly used for flooring, kitchen, dining, bathroom, halls, decorative rails, staircase and wall etc. read more

Scams And Safe Hands Transfers: An Expert"��s Account

By: safehandstransfers | Travel & Leisure
When I first started in this business, I immediately experienced the sort of scams plaguing the timeshare industry. It was during my first weekend, while I was handling a Pueblo Bonito timeshare membership being transferred. I asked the girl at the front desk to make several copies of the contract, when she said "��Oh, that is a great resort."�� read more

About 2012

By: Khoa Luu | Poetry
In the first poem, I want to express my feelings on the date of 2012 which some may be curious or not. With the second poem, I tell about a person who is fighting with money. Pleas don’t hesitate to ask me any question. read more

The Process of Life - Twofold Poem

By: Joseph Spence, Sr. | Poetry
Juxtaposition in poetry involves putting two things close together or to put them next to each other in a comparative manner. One may be able draw a contrasting view for these two things or events based on their nearness, contingency, similarity, differences, comparing and contrasting. The following poem is written in a juxtaposition format regarding the process of life. read more

Touch and Tag Popular Poetry

By: Joseph Spence, Sr. | Poetry
This piece is called a tagging fun poem. The objective of the poem is to tag a poem of one's choice on a site, and that poet in turn tags another poet with a poem. The process goes on until a certain number of poets have been tagged. Each poet in turn will write a poem to tag the next poet with, thus the name-Tag Poetry. read more

Writing a Heartbroken Poem Can Bring You Back Together

By: Ottis Reeds | Relationships
Writing a heartbroken poem the same day you break up is an effective way of sometimes getting out what you wish to say to your ex and making them realize how much you do in fact love them. You don't want to rush it though, or write down just anything that comes to your mind. You will want to proof read it several times out loud to yourself as if your ex would be reading it and see if it feels like something that would create the wrong impression or feeling. read more

A pious romance innovative.?

By: ukready | Arts & Entertainment
A pious romance innovative.? I usually read sci fi but I fancy a change and was wondering if anyone could reccommend any well brought-up romance novels. I've read books such as Wuthering Heights and Romeo and Juliet but I would prefer a more modern romance. Thanks =) Although it's not a classicly romantic story, 'Random... read more

My Hurt Is My Sunshine Poem

By: Lorna Darden | Poetry
This inspirational poem is from real experience and I hope it can help those who are or have been in a similar situation. read more

Miss Teen 2010 shining in bikini

By: Henes Pitt | Celebrities
Hosted by the state of Mato Grosso do Sul and the city of Campo Grande, Brazil, Miss Global Teen will be held from June 28 to July 4 with the competition of 23 contestants from different countries. The contestants’ ages all range from 15 to 19 years old. However, while some of them are really young and fresh, the others look very mature. On June 29, all the contestants gathered in Brazil to take part in various activities namely swimming, scuba diving, sightseeing, dancing, etc. The first edition of Miss Global Teen 2010 is always considered the most exciting, living and youthful competition among the world’s beauty contests thanks to the participation of lovely teenage beauties. Following are some of the attractive images of all the Misses in bikinis when they went sightseeing in the beautiful Formoso river inBonito. The beauties looked really fresh and sweet in colouful bikinis. read more

Writing Poetry - Collecting Your Thoughts

By: Lisa A Mason | Poetry
Once of the reasons why writing poetry like this is so hard is because it is hard to get a handle on what you are feeling anyway. You probably have a kaleidoscope of emotions and it can be very hard to sort them in any type of logical form. However, if you want a good poem to come from it, you need to find a way to organize your thoughts, even if only for a bit. It will usually help you feel better about your situation anyway. read more

Today Is Therapy Day - Delicately Depressed

By: Joseph Spence, Sr. | Poetry
The Anaphora poem uses a rhetorical device in which several successive lines, phrases, clause, or sentences begin with the same word or phrase. Anaphora may sound monotonous, mechanical, and artificial; however, it can also bind a group of lines powerfully and memorably. This is the case in this poem regarding therapy. read more

Now That We Are Free!

By: | Poetry
A poem on the the bondage in which most Africans have been put in as a result of irresponsible and bad leadership. At the turn of independence, African States became free, but bad leadership and official corruption have have put its people even in more bondage than they were under colonial rule. The poem thus uses imagery and metaphors to depict this freedom in chains! read more

Teach For Success - Why We Learn Poetry Part 2

By: R. Chris Wilkins | Reference & Education
Mr. Wilkins continues his discussion about poetry and the best way of introducing and teaching poetry to our students without, that is the key, without turning them off. Easier said than done, but definitely doable. A must read for any teacher braving the waters of poetry. read more