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Turquoise Jewelry – The Age Old Concept and the Modern World

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

Although very different from other gemstone like rubies, diamonds, emeralds, etc turquoise is respected the world over as a gemstone

Tennessee Cowboy Culture and What it Represents

Monday, November 10th, 2008

A cowboy is no “boy” as it sounds but according to the Webster’s dictionary, a cowboy is “somebody who is hired to take care of the cattle, performing duties on a horseback, particularly in the western United States” Although the culture has been popularized by many western movies in the past, the cowboy culture still exists despite the decline in themed movie-making

5 Steps to a Great Faux Hawk Haircut

Friday, November 7th, 2008

Everyone knows about the Mohawk look; clean shaven on the sides, and a long streak of hair right in the middle It is a style favored by a lot of celebrities, from movie stars to athletes and of course the fashionable punk rocker

Black Like Me

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

“I hate you I hate you

Twelve Things You Never Knew About Christmas

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

1 Instead of the wonderful electric lights that we have on our Christmas trees, our fore fathers only had candles to light their trees with

Claddagh Rings - Facts and Legends

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

Claddagh Rings - Facts and Legends

Several stories have grown up around the mystique of Claddagh rings Some are obvious legends due to the mystical nature of the tales, yet all have some elements that are probably true or that can be confirmed by known records or facts

Christmas in Central and South American Nations

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

In Central and South American nations, which have a fairly large Christian population, the Nativity or Manger Scene is the main decoration in homes at Christmas time

In Mexico, a Christmas tree may also be set up in some homes along with the Nativity scene or Nacimiento

Christmas in African Nations

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Christmas celebrations in African nations are characterized by much outdoor activity because the season often occurs during a time when the weather is pleasant Using palm trees and participating in processions are also characteristic features of activities related to Christmas in many parts of Africa

American Toys: Past and Present

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

American toys have been around for as long as we can remember In the beginning American toys were simple items such as balls, dolls, cars and trucks and believe it or not these American toys are still around today

You’ve Bought Your Spanish Property… Now What?

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Property acquisition on mainland Europe has become increasingly popular over the recent years People from the United Kingdom and various other places are looking to relocate or invest in these properties