Gaudi, Gaudi Everywhere
Each major city boasts a unique cultural icon that defines and shapes its image. Think of New York City and the Empire State Building comes immediately to mind. Picture Paris [...]
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47 million year old fossil of an ancient primate discovered
In what could prove to be a landmark discovery, a leading paleontologist said scientists have dug up the 47 million-year-old fossil of an ancient primate whose features suggest it could [...]
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Fat Burning Cardiovascular Exercises
What is the best form of cardiovascular exercise for my personal training clients? The answer to that question differs depending on the physical goals of the individual client. A general [...]
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Amazing Philippine Islands Adventure
The Philippines consists of 7,107 islands in the Pacific Ocean. It is the world’s 12th most populous country having about 92 million people. The country is actually composed of three [...]
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The Green House Effect
The process know as the greenhouse effect earns its description from a comparison between the temperature of air inside a greenhouse compared to the air outside. Known to many as [...]
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Spectacular Living Sculptures
The world’s greatest show on earth of living sculpture is provided by free flowing giant icebergs. Mixing the action of wave, wind and temperature, the ever-altering activity of light creates [...]
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The Top 5 Burlesque, Cabaret and Comedy Clubs In London
London’s Top Burlesque, Cabaret and Comedy Clubs Making a list of the best burlesque and cabaret clubs in London is in part a fools errand. The requirements of say a [...]
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Woolly mammoths survived in Britain until 14,000 years ago
Woolly mammoths survived in Britain until 14,000 years ago, around 6,000 years longer than previously thought, according to a study released Thursday. The study should settle a raging debate over [...]
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Climate Change destroying Coral Triangle
Coral triangle is the most diverse marine environment in the world. It covers more than 5.4 million square kilometers, with over 600 reef-building coral species which encompasses 75 percent of [...]
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Hybrid Cars
Hybrid car is an automobile that uses a combination of at least two unlike fuel sources for its impulsion. Even though many combinations can be possible, normally when people are [...]
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