Despite being the capital of waffles and beer, Belgians are notoriously some of the fittest people in Europe. Belgium is constantly on the move and this list highlights some of the best places to be and things to see in the country. Several places on this list are a feast for the eyes more than the stomach, though there are a few highly-recommended food stops in there. Come find out why Belgium is teeming with adventure, history, and breathtaking views that attract international crowds from all over. Just remember to bring your walking shoes.   ...Read more

It is difficult – if not impossible – to limit a list of things to do in Italy to 100, and even more difficult to put them in order of descending significance or entertainment value: home to Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Etruscans, Greeks and Romans, with islands as diverse as dour Sicily and African-influenced Pantelleria and cultures as far apart as Renaissance Venice and the prehistoric Trulli in Alberobello, Italy is a vibrant and colorful hotch-potch, a land of stark and passionately defended contrasts.   Famous for its ice-cream and its wine and with such......Read more

Here are the 100 best things to do in Germany that will show you the charm, beauty and cultural diversity of this country.   Germany is rich with surprises and contrasts just waiting to be discovered by the discerning tourist. A country of enchanting little villages nestling between lofty and imposing mountains, fairytale castles and churches and lush vineyards rolling down towards the banks of the Rhine or the Mosel, Germany also boasts of the more rumbustious Munich Beer Festival and the Cologne Carnival, a very fine choice of gateaux, sausages and beer and a powerful and somewhat......Read more

In the competitive world, everyone have lot of tasks to done and fall in the busy schedule to do even a single task. Are you looking for the reliable destination to hire or lease a car? Dubai is one of the popular and familiar region greatly offer car hire or car lease in the effective way. The Car Lease Dubai beckons the required individual to enjoy offering benefits without much expenditure.   It is one of the luxurious places to offer affordable price chance to grab desired car for lease or hire option. While you entered......Read more

‘Take him one of my eyes,’ said the prince. ‘They are made of beautiful blue stones from India. The young man can sell it and buy wood and food. He can finish his story.’   ‘Take out your eye, dear prince?’ said the bird. ‘I cannot do that!’ And he began to cry. ‘Do it!’ said the prince. So the bird took out the prince’s eye and flew away to the young man’s room. It was easy to get in......Read more

The statue of the Happy Prince stood high above the city. It was covered with gold, its eyes were bright blue jewels, and a red jewel hung from its waist. Everyone thought that it was very beautiful.   ‘Why aren’t you like the Happy Prince?’ mothers said to their little boys when they cried. Sad men looked at the statue and said, ‘I am glad that someone in the world is happy.’ One night a little bird flew alone over the city. The other birds were all in Egypt now. ‘Where can I stay tonight?’ he thought. Then he saw the statue.......Read more

There aren’t any strict boundaries which would sort out people- freethinkers, gifted artists who have inspirations, or people- fiddlers which love to be in this artists plot, but it’s not the thing they do for living, its hobby. We all know the famous, amazing artwork in which is reflected just one little black point in the middle of the painting. This artwork is based on huge philosophy and this work has been evaluated and marveled. Then what is the thing that shows that this is a real artwork, why simple drafts, inspirational dashes or drawings in notebooks which also includes huge......Read more

Five hundred years before the first outsiders arrived in central Alaska, there was a fierce Yup'ik warrior named Aganugpak. All of his people knew him to be the bravest and strongest warrior of his time. His skill with harpoon and bow and arrow was legendary. Aganugpak lived during a time of misery and war. All across the icy tundra, warring groups fought. Blood was shed daily, and people lived in constant fear of attack. The Yup'ik people lived in underground houses carved from the dirt and protected from the cold by thick layers of sod. The smoke from their cooking fires drifted up and out......Read more

Have you ever heard about people complaining about their jobs, that they could done better than this, their houses are too small, cars not that good as they would like to and generally they don’t feel happy enough like they were expecting to be. Give to yourself an honest answer- have you ever thought about yourself like that? If you have, then just know, that you are not alone thinking like that, most of people are not satisfied with their lives. There will be always uncompleted aims and ambitions which are not realized yet. On the one hand it is even good- if the person has dreams and a wish to......Read more

Daryl Ralston and John Hampton waved their hands. Mrs. Fuller ignored them. They always had an answer. Often it was not the one she wanted the class to hear. She looked over the faces suddenly studying the floor or looking for something in their notebooks. "Can anyone define justice for me?" she repeated to the class. Daryl and John continued to wave frantically. Mrs. Fuller looked hopefully around for someone else to respond. No one did. She sighed. "All right, Daryl," she said. "Tell the class the mean­ing of......Read more

Setting: Ram Dass was a young man from the United States visiting Japan when this happened. He had been taking training in the Japanese martial art of Aikido and he was pretty proud of his skill – and anxious to show it off. The train clanked and rattled through the suburbs of Tokyo on a drowsy spring afternoon. Our car was comparatively empty – a few housewives with their kids in tow, some old folks going shopping. I gazed absently at the drab houses and dusty hedgerows. At one station the doors opened, and suddenly the afternoon quiet was shattered by a man bellowing......Read more

A long, long time ago, when I was a little, little girl, my Gran’pa let me come along on his weekly visit to his apple orchard. “It’s the last piece of land I kept,” he told me, waving his hand in a friendly “hello” at every passerby, “after I moved into town.” “Gran’pa!” I called, running to keep up with him. “How come you know so many people?” He stopped to let me catch up. “Don’t know’em by name—just by heart, Honey…. Ain’t nobody a stranger to......Read more

A 400-meter tower designed by RMJM for the Russian energy giant Gazprom has gained final approval from the city of St. Petersburg, despite opposition from residents and UNESCO. At 77 stories tall, the new tower, known as the Okhta Center, will eclipse the city’s tallest structure, the spire of St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, by more than a factor of three and may become the tallest building in Europe. The building will serve as the headquaters for Gazprom's oil unit OAO Gazprom Neft, and include a concert hall, art museum, hotel and a business center. While supporters of the project say it promises......Read more