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U.K. National Parks: Breathing Spaces

By: Paige Taylor | 2011-04-12 | Eco Tourism
In Britain, there are 15 members of the National Parks family, including areas of mountains, moorlands, meadows, woods, and wetlands. The parks are rich in biodiversity and beautiful sceneries to explore. read more

Review of ATV Cave Ride at Mines & Meadows Resort

By: John Prusak | 2010-03-31 | Automotive
A tour of the unique Mines & Meadows Resort, which offers a unique ATV riding experience, on Kawasaki Brute Force 750 4x4s. Frankly, the 54 miles of above-ground trails are reason enough to visit the Mines & Meadows Resort, as the varied terrain, featuring hillclimbs, rock crawls and mud pits, provides challenges for seasoned riders but other easy trails with gentle, sweeping turns let anybody come and give it a shot. read more

Ride Your Horse to Music and Solve Training Issues!

By: Ruth Hogan Poulsen | 2010-03-29 | Equestrian
Ride your HORSE to MUSIC and solve training issues! Whether you are riding a dressage musical freestyle, or just riding your horse to music, there are TIPS you should know before you start. read more

Angela Gheoghiu’s Fall

By: Gianni Truvianni | 2011-11-08 | Poetry
Poetic phrases connected to Angela Gheorghiu and the coolness of fall along with its colors to blend with the beauty of her lovely hair and eyes. read more

My last dutchess as a dramatic monologue

By: Carrol Rogers | 2012-02-29 | College
The dramatic monologue is predominantly psychological, analytical and argumentative like the soliloquy. But while in a soliloquy, the person concerned speaks to and argues with himself, in a dramatic monologue, the speaker speaks and addresses his arguments to another person who in general keeps silent. read more

Finding Our Creativity in the Clouds

By: Tanveer Naseer | 2010-03-27 | Creativity
One of the things I enjoy doing with my kids on those lazy, sunny days of summer is looking for animals and other shapes in the puffy, white clouds that drift on by. Sometimes we'd find an elephant throwing water up into the air from its trunk, other times we find a dragon breathing out fire from his mouth. One time we even saw a cat flying a spaceship next to a laughing frog. read more

Hypo Venture Capital Headlines: An Alpine rail adventure: Swiss bliss on the world’s slowest express

By: Hypo Venture | 2011-10-14 | Business
We were at the Oberalp Pass, literally the high point of the Glacier Express’s seven-and-a-half-hour journey between St Moritz and Zermatt. We were passing between a range of 6,600ft mountains before our descent towards Brig. read more

The Saga of Beowulf - An Ancient Norse Saga Rewritten Especially for Children - BBC 4's "The Viking Sagas"

By: John Halsted | 2011-04-30 | TV
If you ever just wanted to know the story of Beowulf without having to plough through the 3,182 lines of the epic poem, then this book is for you. This is the saga of Beowulf as retold as a story by Strafford Riggs - written especially with children and young adults in mind. read more

Can U.S. Afford Political Gridlock Already? November 26, 2010

By: Sy Harding | 2010-11-26 | Investing
Both the Bush and Obama Administrations had the support of their party also being in control of Congress when they had to tackle the near collapse of the financial system and economy, and still it was difficult. Voters seem happy to have created political gridlock after the mid-term elections. But is it too soon to tie the government's hands, preventing it from taking quick and decisive actions in the face of unexpected developments? read more

Will My DUI Case Be Thrown Out? Answers to This Great Question.

By: Rick Mueller | 2012-01-12 | Law
The cop never read me my rights!" One of the most asked questions of DUI Attorneys. A fair question. A great question. read more

Stepping Off the Edge - A Story of Learning to Take Risks and Pushing Past Limits Despite the Fear

By: Kate Sanner | 2010-04-03 | Motivation
Our environments began to shape us long before we had the ability to consciously accept or reject its ideas and beliefs. If we grew up sheltered, we may never have learned how to be comfortable taking risks or thinking big. This article is a story about learning to accept fear as part of the process of making changes in our lives. read more

Top 4 benefits of travelling on cruises

By: Farell Williams | 2012-03-29 | Cruises
In this interesting article you can find out what are the benefits of travelling on cruises. read more

Newest 2012 HTC Cycling Jersey on Cyclejerseysale

By: cardvdpoppy2012 | 2012-05-10 | Business
HTC Cycling Jerseys are the specialized clothing for the cyclists for ease and comfort. They soak the sweat; keep the cyclist cool and comfortable. read more

A 17-year-old Soldier in Germany

By: Hubert Crowell | 2010-04-04 | News and society
I turned 17 in my second eight weeks of basic training at Fort Hood, Texas and was too young to appreciate a tour of duty in Germany. I did visit some of the sites, but most of my free time was wasted. I should have taken more leave while there and toured more. read more

Plugging the Hole in Your Soul

By: Robert G Waldvogel | 2011-07-01 | Self help
This article discusses the many "wrong turns" people make in life, resulting in a hole in their souls, and the steps you can take to plug it back up, becoming whole again. read more