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Tamara De Lempicka

By: Marta Etynkowski | Photography
It was Tamara de Lempicka's boldly coloured, highly stylized and erotic paintings that attracted my attention when I was a teenager and ultimately sparked my love affair with Art Deco. Characterized by classic Art Deco styling - angular forms, bold, bright colours and exuding an ultra-glam, super-sexy vibe - her paintings are by far the most recognizable of the Art Deco era. read more

Cha De Bugre

By: Cherokee Dixon | Health & Fitness
Have you heard about those people who claim to be retaining water and excess fluids? Do you wonder what you can do to help rid that fluid and excess toxins from their body? How is that you are supposed to get rid of all of that water that your body seems to be harvesting for some kind of a drought? read more

Boxing De Stress

By: Tony Milch | Exercise
When you are not feeling well and the Doctor says "it is stress related," take a step back and look at your lifestyle. Is there physical activity in your routine or have you become sedentary? The truth is that stress will play a role in many diseases and overall quality of life. Getting off the couch or pushing yourself away from the computer to exercise can seem tedious and uninspiring at times. Enter boxing. read more

Palma De Mallorca

By: Jan Kanty | Vacations
Mallorca is the capital of Palma, an island situated in the Balearic Islands. The island has had inhabitants ever since antiquity. There are still traces - burial chambers from the Paleolithic period that can be visited today. The island was even inhabited by the Romans around 120 BC; it is in this period that Mallorca blossomed. Salt mining, olive cultivation and even viticulture, have all led to what Mallorca is today. read more

Santiago De Compostela

By: Jan Kanty | Vacations
Tourists from all over the world come to Spain to visit Madrid and Barcelona, to see the bullfighting, or to watch the passionate flamenco dancers, but Spain has a lot more to offer than this. Santiago de Compostela is the capital of the Galician province and it is famous for being the end of the route that constitutes the Way of Saint James, which is a pilgrimage that attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. read more

Alcala De Henares

By: Benton Harbor | Travel & Leisure
If you're near Madrid or plan to go on a holiday there, try ALCALA DE HENARES, the oldest university town and also the home town of Miguel de Cervantes. read more

Jerez De La Frontera

By: Dan Cortese | Vacations
Jerez de la Frontera is a lively small city resembling Sevilla; it is, in fact, just 100 kilometers to the north of Sevilla. Even though in many respects it resembles the older brother, Jerez de la Frontera has its typical features that show its uniqueness. read more

Perfume De Miel

By: Andrea Andorra | Fashion
Nadie duda de las bondades de la miel, un alimento liviano, natural, delicioso y energético. read more

Perfume De Fiesta

By: Andrea Andorra | Fashion
La tendencia a incluir notas gourmet en los perfumes ha ido en aumento en las últimas temporadas read more

Santiago De Compostela

By: Ash Ford | Travel & Leisure
The most visited places in Santiago are located in the old town center, composed of medieval squares and streets. read more

Santiago de Compostela

By: Atwood Drake | Travel Tips
The city Santiago de Compostela is Galicia region’s capital. Thousands of tourists from all over the world visit this city every year. read more

De Louxor à Assouan

By: emmy | Vacation Rentals
MS Tuya croisière de luxe sur le Nil ayant commencer la navigation à Décembre 2006 nommé Grande TU-Ya, mère de la Reine Ti-Yi et la grande-mère du Roi Akhenaton. La croisière sur le nil comprend 58 cabines de luxe et 3 suites.La terrasse a une piscine avec jacuzzi intégré read more

Tour De France - the Tour De Lance

By: Pranay Rupani | Track and field
Cycling as a sport may seem monotonous but it is truly a test of endurance, will power and determination of an individual. Though it may not seem as exciting as other team or individual sports, it does tend to leave some lasting impressions. Here I refer to the World Championship of cycling the Tour De France. read more

De-Thatching the Lawn

By: Lester Donovan | Landscaping
De-thatching the lawn is essential for maintaining a lush and healthy lawn. Thatch is the layer of built-up grass (dead grass) that lies between the green top growth and the roots of grass. It develops naturally as the grass grows and clippings bed themselves around the root system. Some amount of thatch is good as it helps protect the roots; however, excessive thatch prevents moisture, oxygen, and nutrients from penetrating the soil. read more

Dynafold DE202AF 17

By: Jeff McRitchie | Business
Business, Small Business A paper folder is a highly convenient office device that is great for preparing bulletins, newsletters, flyers, invoices and correspondence. The Dynafold DE202AF Desktop Folder is one of these machines designed to make office life smoother. Built for high performance, the DE202AF is lightweight and easy to operate. Its efficiency will increase productivity, thereby saving you time and money; eventually this device will pay for itself. Here is a more detailed look at the pros and cons.Pros:Designed for table top use, this machine is compact enough to stor... read more