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Posted in Photos by on the June 4th, 2008

The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen will be 95 years of age on the 23 August 2008. The statue, by the Danish sculptor Edvard Eriksen, was presented to the city by the Carlsberg Brewery on August 23 1913. The tragic heroine of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale gazes wistfully in search of her Prince. a tale of enduring but doomed love.

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Madonna

Posted in Photos by on the May 10th, 2008

Whenever Madonna takes the stage, you know you’re in for a memorable show. Judging from early reviews, her current “Sticky & Sweet Tour” is no exception. She’s wowing the European audiences with this tour, which is in support of her new #1 cd Hard Candy.

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Malawi:

Posted in Photos by on the May 7th, 2008

Malawi: The Warm Heart of Africa

Smoke on the Water

Malawi used to be famous for two things: some of the best bud on the planet, and the lake. These days it is famous for Madonna, which is better, because Madonna carries more weight than the bud and the lake combined, so now is without doubt the time to say a few words on Malawi for the sake of our curious readers.

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Chimp

Posted in Photos by on the May 2nd, 2008

Chimp travels to ICU in style

An African Oddity

Swaziland certainly is an oddity. It is a tiny landlocked country that is viable as an independent nation only in the loosest sense of the word. It is also one of the few remaining absolute monarchies in the world. Statistically notable for both its extreme rates of poverty and having one of the single largest concentrations of aids sufferers globally, Swaziland is ruled by a fickle, anachronistic, self serving, preening and pampered multiple polygamist who goes by the name of King Mswati III. Bordered to the west by fiercely republican South Africa, and to the east by thoroughly revolutionary Mozambique, it is hard sometimes to determined exactly where Swaziland fits in.

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Swaziland

Posted in Photos by on the May 1st, 2008

Swaziland

An African Oddity

Swaziland certainly is an oddity. It is a tiny landlocked country that is viable as an independent nation only in the loosest sense of the word. It is also one of the few remaining absolute monarchies in the world. Statistically notable for both its extreme rates of poverty and having one of the single largest concentrations of aids sufferers globally, Swaziland is ruled by a fickle, anachronistic, self serving, preening and pampered multiple polygamist who goes by the name of King Mswati III. Bordered to the west by fiercely republican South Africa, and to the east by thoroughly revolutionary Mozambique, it is hard sometimes to determined exactly where Swaziland fits in.

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Vegas

Posted in Photos by on the April 25th, 2008

Vegas Dining News: Rachael Ray; Hash House A Go Go; Shelby Cafe

Rachael Ray Shoots Around Vegas Restaurants (more…)

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Dunes,

Posted in Photos by on the April 24th, 2008

Dunes, Delta & Falls, Boots n’all in the Bush

Dunes, Delta and Falls Discoverer

Boots n’all Adventure Travel Shop has launched its Dunes Delta and Falls Discoverer, which, as the name implies, is a journey through the western quadrant of Southern Africa, combining the best of South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Victoria Falls.

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Ons

Posted in Photos by on the April 20th, 2008

Ons Skrik Vir Niks: Exhibitions of Race

Black On Black

In an action rich in irony this week a certain Mr Black successfully brought legal action against the notorious ‘whites only’ South African holiday resort, Broederstroom Vakansie-Oord, situated near the Hartebeespoorte Dam in Gauteng Province. In common with a handful of other facilities, notably the Orange Freestate, an element of white society in South Africa has, and continues to attempt to retain what racial exclusivity the liberal constitution of South Africa will allow. On 5 March this year Mr Black and his wife, who are white but who have two adopted black children, were evicted from the resort thanks to the mixed race status of their family. This enraged Mr. Black, causing him, with some justification, to lodge a complaint aginst Broederstroom with the South African Human Rights Commission, which in turn initiated proceedings in the Equality Court in terms of the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act of 2000.

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Posted in Photos by on the April 17th, 2008

The Rocca dei Malatesta Hotel sits the beautiful medieval village of Frontino in the Marche region of Italy. The well preserved village sits on a hilltop with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside of the Sasso Simone nature park. The photo below shows the vista from the hotel terrace.

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Vegas

Posted in Photos by on the April 11th, 2008

Nothing says it’s springtime in Las Vegas like the pool party and the 2008 season has officially gotten underway this month. Here’s a look at the various top spots to party in the sun this year – just be sure to bring lots of money and sunscreen:

Vegas Pool Parties Get Underway For 2008 (more…)

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