The Enterprise Space Shuttle Finds Home on The Intrepid
"The Enterprise," named for the Starship of the 1960's televison hit "Star Trek" (and the first of four Space Shuttles in our Nasa…
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Poaching Needs to be Confronted as Criminal Enterprise
The spike in poaching of elephants for their tusks and other endangered/protected species has become part of an organized criminal…
Education of Women in Afghanistan, Entrepreneurship and Global Branding
This past Wednesday, Roya Mahboob and her team from Herat celebrated the official opening of the second Film Annex INTERNET classr…
The Dakota
The Dakota was built between 1880 to 1884 on the highest point of Central Park West overlooking Central Park at 72nd Street in New…
The History Of Villa Strassburger in Deauville, France
An avenue that cuts through the center of Deauville is called Avenue Strassburger. It winds through the town, past the town square…
Oceans Focus on International Day for Biological Diversity
Yet, despite its importance, marine biodiversity has not fared well at human hands. Oceans cover almost three-quarters of the surf…
Where is Christopher Columbus Buried?
There is a debate as to where the adventurous Rennaisance Explorer Christopher Columbus is buried. Some believe Genoa, Italy (his …
Singer Castle: A Glorious Excursion
Talk about a Magical Mystery Tour...Singer Castle, originally known as "The Towers"sits on a 7.5 acre island in the middle of the …
Will Asia-Pacific Extend as Global Economic Growth Engine?
Exports may decline and capital costs may rise, but Asia-Pacific will continue to be not only the fastest growing region but also …
The Trial of the 19th Century: Stanford White's Murder
Stanford White was born in 1853. White was a famous American architect of the late 19th and early 20th Century who created many wo…
