Archive for month: December, 2008
31 December, 2008 (14:01) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
Alcohol, or Ethyl Alcohol, is an intoxicating ingredient found in alcoholic beverages. Alcoholic beverages can be categorised into three generic classes: beers, wines and spirits. Ethanol is a psychoactive drug that is found to have a depressant effect on all human beings.
Everyday millions of people around the world suffer from negative after-effects of drinking alcohol [...]
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31 December, 2008 (10:07) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
Advertising and the promotion of alcohol in the media and through sport sponsorships is a major contributing factor to the ongoing alcohol problem in Australian society. Teenagers are especially at risk from campaigns that mix sexual attraction with alcohol.
Advertising that appeals to teenagers, links alcohol with sexual and sporting success, and encourages questionable standards of [...]
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31 December, 2008 (08:15) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
The marital union of, usually, a man and a woman is a life cycle event celebrated in all cultures and is the focus of considerable folklore. This begins with beliefs and customs that may be observed in the lead-up to the wedding day.
For example, in many Christian or European societies it is widely believed to [...]
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31 December, 2008 (02:55) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
As so often in Australia’s history, Melbourne was founded through deception when explorer John Batman, an Australian fluent in several aboriginal languages, made a “deal” with aborigines to lease land on behalf of speculators.
While offering the Aborigines any compensation at all was progressive in a colonial culture that preferred to simply run them off [...]
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30 December, 2008 (22:04) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
After climbing 508 metres up the Taipei 101 tower, the highest structure in the world, it can be seen easily from anywhere in the city, one can look down on the genuine Taipei amidst all the modern buildings: temples, markets, the National Palace Museum and in between them, the many old streets and lanes where [...]
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29 December, 2008 (23:11) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
The Lithuanian city of Vilnius radiates southern charm under the northern sun. Positioned in the natural amphitheatre of the surrounding Lithuanian hills, Vilnilus has a lot to offer Australian adventurers besotted with classical buildings.
Vilnius, which can look back on a thousand years of Lithuanian history, can boast one of the largest historical town centres in [...]
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29 December, 2008 (02:27) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. In 1533, when the Portuguese set up Bom Bahia, which means “good bay”, no one could have imagined how Mumbai would work out.
In India there is no official system in place to register people and addresses. This makes [...]
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28 December, 2008 (06:44) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
Located in the centre of Europe, Vienna is both a bustling city and a destination famous for its coffee houses, historic areas, lovely parks, elegant squares and romantic courtyards.
Vienna means cafe culture, music and wine. Where else can one so happily spend all day sitting in a cafe, reading a magazine, sipping a Viennese [...]
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27 December, 2008 (04:35) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
Almost everyone who comes to Copenhagen visits the little mermaid harbour. Hans Christian Andersen’s popular fairy tale is about a young mermaid willing to give up her life in the sea and her identity as a mermaid to gain a human soul and the love of a human prince.
Love is unpredictable. In the end, the [...]
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25 December, 2008 (08:57) | Uncategorized | By: The Chief Technology Officer
Tehran is currently among the most densely populated capitals on earth, yet for many centuries Tehran was nothing more than a small, insignificant city on the stage of world history.
Aga Muhammed Khan, founder of the Qajar dynasty, chose Tehran as the capital of the Persian Empire in 1795, largely because of its location on the [...]
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