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His Most Famous Painting (Las Meninas) - Velazquez

By: Annette Labedzki | 2010-04-01 | Photography
"Las Meninas" or "The Maids of Honor" is an illustrious painting, the native of Seville, Spain, Diego Velazquez created in 1656, as a court painter of King Philip IV. In this oil on canvass work, the artist, who was quite close to the King of Spain, makes his presence felt amongst the royal family, in the Alcazar. Diego Velazquez was one of the front runners of the Spanish Golden Age and was well recognized for his competence. At the time of painting this masterpiece, the artist's association with the royal family had touched thirty-three years. read more

Wind turbine appeals get go ahead

By: Rainlu | 2012-05-10 | Business
The Ministry of Environment has failed in its bid to have a challenge to the Summerhaven wind turbine project near Jarvis dismissed. Last week in Hagersville, Nadine Harris, a lawyer for the MOE, asked the Environmental Review Tribunal to dismiss an appeal from Haldimand Wind Concerns and aboriginal hunter William Monture of Six Nations on the grounds that the appeals were beyond the purview of t read more

Enriching Cuba holidays in Sancti Spiritus with Restoration of The House of the 100 Doors

By: Susan Crown | 2012-03-07 | Destinations
A rare and unique museum in Cuba's province of Sancti Spiritus has just been declared an official heriate of the country after undergoing remodelling works and opening for the delight of travellers enjoying Cuba holidays in the central city. read more

How to Know Whose Number Is This

By: nadine | 2011-06-05 | Mobile
People who find unknown call irritating and want to find out whose number is it, find it difficult to look for any material to help them. The aim of this article is to provide you with basic methods on how to know whose number is this and resolve prank callers. read more

Reminders on How to Housebreak Puppies

By: nadine | 2011-06-05 | Pets
Just like taking care of a toddler human, it is also important to learn how to housebreak puppies in order to have well-trained puppies. Regardless of the age of your dog, when you buy them and bring them in your house, it is important to teach them how to housebreak. read more

Easy Steps To Design Your Own T-Shirt

By: nadine | 2011-07-19 | Fashion
In designing your t-shirts artistically, you spend a very long time to create your designs that are originally made through your own ideas. This way you are able to display and show your way of thinking; a part of your personality, and who you are. In your personality, it is your cognitive aspect. read more

Nadi – A Town with a Multitude of Offerings for the Fun-Loving Tourist

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2010-09-16 | Travel & Leisure
Nadi is a tropical island off Fiji, is a town that boasts friendly locals, great food and lively entertainment. A keen traveller setting out to discover this remote land will be in for a fulfilling treat. This town offers you a holiday surrounded by comfort, shopping, nightlife and many other great leisure activities. read more

What are Green tea and its benefits?

By: Lucia Montoya | 2011-04-01 | Nutrition
Camellia Senensis is the botanical name given to the plant which produces green tea. Though all the tea leaves are green in color, the name is given to this tea since it is processed without adding any chemicals and inorganic substances. read more

Nadi Shodhana Pranayama for Ultimate Health Benefits

By: Patresia Adams | 2010-09-29 | Wellness
Nadi Shodhana can be defined in the form that Nadi is a tubular organ for the passage of Prana, or energy carrying seminal, cosmic, vital and other energies, as well as sensation, intelligence, and consciousness in the subtle, casual and physical bodies. The primary aim of Nadi Shodhana Pranayama is to get the purification of the nerves and it also referred to as ‘alternate nose breathing'. The word ‘Shodhana' means purification, cleansing whereas the word ‘Pranayama' means the act of mental and read more

Date Night Ideas

By: JD Hoopes | 2011-03-28 | Home & Family
Date night? What's that? Isn't that something you used to do, once upon a time, before life got so busy? Since you've gotten so good at scheduling and fitting everything into your 24 hours, you can make an appointment with your partner! read more

Baby Boomer fitness tips

By: Nadia khan | 2011-04-22 | Health & Fitness
Once upon a time reaching the age of 50 or 60 might as well have been a death sentence. Not only did our bodies slow down, but our self-image took the biggest blow as we lived in a society obsessed with youth. Welcome to 2010! We have more Baby Boomers and more read more

Tell Your Story with a Narrative Essay

By: Jonathan Ginsburg | 2011-06-21 | College
Once upon a time, a teacher assigned a narrative essay to her students… Simply stated, a narrative essay is telling a story! Many students feel that this is the easiest of all essay styles to complete. While this may be true, the real gift is creating a story that is rich in plot, setting, character depth, climax and conclusion read more

Buying A Home with a HOA

By: Jamie Mathwig | 2011-06-21 | Real Estate
Once upon a time, the idea of living in a community with an active Homeowners Association seemed to be the reserve of retirees and empty-nesters. But as the US housing market continues to show signs of restlessness, many younger families and first-time buyers are being increasingly attracted to homes that fall under the watchful eyes of a residential association. read more

The Beer Revolution: Options Abound – Finally

By: Dustin Canestorp | 2011-06-22 | Food & Beverage
Once upon a time, if you wanted a beer you had to settle for one of only a handful of different options on the market. There was even a time when Coors couldn't be sold past the Rocky Mountains, limiting folks in the other parts of the nation to Budweiser or Miller for the most part. That's all changed thanks to the beer revolution. read more

Futons Migrate To Mainstream

By: Alexander Sutton | 2011-07-08 | Furniture
Once upon a time, futons were considered cheap furnishings relegated to the kids' room or finished basement. As consumers realized how versatile, functional and comfortable futons are, the futon's place in the home became more prominent. Now these sofa bed alternatives are proudly displayed in the living rooms, dens and offices of even the highest end homes and businesses. read more