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Super Bowl Tickets Super Bowl is the up to date name, because 1967, for the pro football championship contests, which lengthen back into antiquity, Roman antiquity to be precise. This can b… Read More

This is the fourth post of the series.  Rome - the city which has existed for more than two-and-a-half millennia.We were to cover as much as possible in a single day. After the debacle… Read More

Canals of VeniceReferred to as “The City of Water”, Venice is the crown jewel of water cities. Romantic gondolas, and Italian architecture along the Grand Canal helped earn this… Read More

Remnants of the iconic amphitheatres in Italy still stand and continue to impress visitors, engineers and architects more than 2000 years later.Coliseums (also known as Colosseums),&nbs… Read More

Tourists are entering the body of the Colosseum. Almost in multitudes. They are entering in the cavity while they've taking pictures of themselves using their small luminescent gadgets. A fe… Read More

This is the information about the wonders of the world that may not many of us who know and appreciate the legacy of world history that still tersisah to us today. Wonders of the World is a… Read More

City Rome is a city, and not an especially beautiful one. Why this should surprise me is, in itself, surprising. What Rome has is occasional nice building architecture from the last several… Read More

The Colosseum or Roman Coliseum, originally the Flavian Amphitheatre (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo), is an elliptical amphitheatre in the center of the… Read More

Acatistul Sfântului Ioan Gură de Aur27 ianuarie, 13/26 NoiembrieAcatist - Orice astfel de rugăciune specială, poartă numele de Acatist. Prin numele de ACATIST se &i… Read More

Sfintii Trei Ierarhi: Vasile cel Mare, Grigorie Teologul si Ioan Gura de Aur sunt praznuiti pe 30 ianuarie. Desi Biserica i-a pomenit separat in luna ianuarie, pe Sfantul Vasile - 1 ianua… Read More

Every minute of the day: 48 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube; 100 000 tweets are posted; 3 600 new photos are created with Instagram; 684 478 pieces of content are… blah, blah, b… Read More

A French tourist was arrested by police in Rome on Thursday afternoon after piloting his camera drone over the iconic Colosseum. A French tourist was charged by police after flying a drone… Read More

This is the fourth post of the series.  Rome - the city which has existed for more than two-and-a-half millennia.We were to cover as much as possible in a single day. After the debacle… Read More

It’s the “Got Talent” season around the world again – America’s Got Talent returns May 31st for its latest season, with Simon Cowell replacing Howard Stern as j… Read More

Miss Tanzania 2011 DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - Salha Israel was crowned Vodacom Miss Tanzania 2011 at the Mlimani City Conference Centre in Dar es Salaam. She will represent Tanzania in Miss… Read More

I am a huge, huge fan of Robert Harris, and I strongly believe he is one of the best contemporary British novelists – and there's some stiff competition out there. So imagine how thril… Read More

There is the list of top 10 wonders of the world which are the masterpiece of the skill and handwork of the people of that era. Today we become astonished to see these wonders that in so rem… Read More

There is the list of top Seven wonders of the world which are the masterpiece of the skill and handwork of the people of that era. Today we become astonished to see these seven wonders that… Read More

“When I first read the description of Fr. Alexander Torik’s novel Flavian, I was skeptical,” says Rev. Gregory Jensen in this week’s Acton Commentary. “Recently… Read More

Bună, Cititorule, Într-un articol anterior îţi povesteam despre Conferinţa #WEBBIZ organizată la Iaşi, sub egida MB EVENT, în data de 23 Iunie 2016… Read More

Bună, Cititorule, Într-un articol anterior îţi povesteam despre Conferinţa #WEBBIZ organizată la Iaşi, sub egida MB EVENT, în data de 23 Iunie 2016… Read More

With Jason on vacation this week, he’ll be sharing some of his favorite memories from past episodes. Today he plays interviews with racing writer Teresa Genaro and jockey Flavian Prat… Read More

An though it is technically not possible traversing the whole length and breadth of the magnificent country of Italy in a short span of 2 days, still we say - why darn not try?Instead of clu… Read More

from flaming Flavian edicts tickling charter \ fart on the commoners same made \ broken yolk of folk led each blood hands direct toward labyrinth of lies disguised as truthquest eminent do… Read More

Seeing how uncritically accepting many Gnu Atheists are of Joseph Atwill's claim, recently doubled down on with this non-academic press release, that the Flavian dynasty of Roman emperors in… Read More

The Colosseum of Rome The Colosseum of Rome: Rome’s immense gladiatorial area is the most breathtaking of the city’s olden places of interest. Established in workplace in AD 80… Read More

The Flavian amphitheatre in Rome, better known as the Colosseum, was built between May 24 70 CE and June 29 80 CE under the reign of Emperor Vespasian and later inaugurated by his son Titus… Read More

I have recently returned from my fourth visit to Rome, a city that I never tire of and I am pleased to share the following photos with you and hope you will be inspired to visit there yourse… Read More

Relatively fresh from a visit to Italy, specifically those cities which seem to be most visited by tourists like myself (Rome, Florence and Venice), I'm inclined to expound on them here--tha… Read More

Traveling with your kids can be both a challenging and exciting experience, especially in a place like Rome! However, if you know how to plan your vacation you can have a smooth tour and exp… Read More

Scent of the Day Thread for Thursday, 10th November, 2016 Useful Links * SOTD for yesterday, Wednesday, 9th November, 2016 (FFD) * SOTD for yesterday, Wednesday, 9th November, 2016 (MFD) *… Read More

Scent of the Day Thread for Thursday, 10th November, 2016 Useful Links * SOTD for yesterday, Wednesday, 9th November, 2016 (FFD) * SOTD for yesterday, Wednesday, 9th November, 2016 (MFD) *… Read More

Western religion consists of three religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, all three have a common ground in the belief in the God of Abraham. The character of Abraham is a story written… Read More

BIF la Jokate na Flavian Matata Linapamba Moto Chinichini, Kisa? Bifu la Jokate na Flavian Matata linazidi kukua siku baada ya siku. … Read More

It’s almost Valentine’s Day! For some people this is a chance to get dressed up, go out for a fancy dinner, party with your gal pals, and just generally celebrate life. Looking f… Read More

A trip to Rome is said to be incomplete without tossing change into the Trevi Fountain. Sounds wishful! Not really on a winter’s day, when the coin is most likely to bounce off the fro… Read More

10. Roman BathsThe famous Roman Baths complex is a site of historical interest in Somerset. The house is a well-preserved Roman site for public bathing. It’s a reconstruction of the pr… Read More

Our world is too large and you can find several wonders so it’s quite hard to describe all wonders of the world. There are many best places to visit in the world but which of them are… Read More

Dont know about you but as an adolescent, watching the Roman Holiday starring the iconic Audrey Hepburn, sure gave me myriad ideas of adventure and maybe some romance too! After all which te… Read More

By Brenda JacksonTourism is one of the industries that many countries depend on for foreign revenue. There are many destinations that can be visited for different reasons. Rome is home to so… Read More

Rome is one of the world’s most lovely antiquated cities and contains immense measures of extremely valuable sensational, royal residences, exhibition halls, parks, places of worship… Read More

The Gospel of Mark is thought to be the oldest of the four Gospels which have been accepted by the Church and, it seems, Protestant churches as well.  As we know, there are other g… Read More

Written by: Pavita Singh In a previous blog post, we talked about how art is fundamental to the human condition—our highest expression of ourselves. There are various benefits to pursu… Read More

On 18 September, in AD 96, the 65 year-old senator, Nerva, became emperor of Rome (Figure 1). His predecessor, Domitian, was assassinated in the culmination of a palace conspiracy; there is… Read More

For the first time in four decades, the Colosseum's fifth and highest level will reopen to the public on November 1 - offering visitors a magnificent view of the amphitheater and Rome. Inau… Read More

The Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. Made entirely of sand, the oval amphitheatre was designed to hold up to 70,000 specta… Read More

7 New Wonders of the World Campaign was started in 2000 to choose New 7 Wonders of the World from the existing 200 monuments. Winners were announced on 7th July 2007 in Lisbon. Populari… Read More

Watters Fall 2018 collection debuted during Bridal Fashion and we had the opportunity to chat with creative director Xay Vongphachanh.  There’s a palpable regal vibe in this seaso… Read More

The first of November is National Author’s Day–a day to honor authors and the books that they write. To celebrate, we’ve put together a slideshow of Oxford’… Read More

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“The Lantern Bearers” by Rosemary Sutcliff Sometimes a book comes back to you, decades after you first read it, and you find there was far more to it than you grasped at the time… Read More

What to see and photograph at the Colosseum, Rome The Colosseum of Rome is one of the most famous buildings in the world.  Here are some Colo… Read More

A fascinating mix of awe-inspiring ruins, historical monuments, and centuries-old artworks, Rome lives on as a symbol of power and intrigue. Once the epicenter of the ancient Roman Empire, t… Read More

What to see and photograph in Rome The whole of the historic center of Rome is a UNESCO world heritage site.  You must see the following on a trip… Read More

Watch a Napoli game at Stadio San Paolo Naples have a famous football team called Napoli.  Reasons to watch Napoli play at Stadio San Paolo are; You’re a Napoli… Read More

What to see and photograph in Naples Naples is a huge city located next to the famous Vesuvius volcano in Italy.  Points of interest of Naples inc… Read More

Vedeti sarbatorile religioase din calendarul Crestin Ortodox pe anul 2018. Vedeti cand cade Pastele - Invierea Domnului, cand cad Floriile, cand cad Rusaliile, in ce zi este Sfantul Ilie, in… Read More

A grand trip calls for a grand stay. Italy is well known for its scenic spots and historical wonders. Wouldn’t you love it if you could relax in a place which feels like heaven after y… Read More