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1. World War 1: Ieper (Ypres), Belgium November 20, 2009 Belgium, a country in the northwest of Europe on the North Sea. In ancient times Belgium was inhabited by the Belgae, the region was part of the Carolingian and Roman empires before breaking up into a number of feudal states during the middle Ages. The region occupied by present-day Belgium passed to the Hapsburgs in the 15th century and then to the French in the 18th century. After the defeat of Napoleon in 1815, Belgium was given to the kingdom of the Netherlands, from which it gained independence as a separate kingdom in 1830. Brussels is the capital and the largest city of Belgium. Belgium... (read more) Author: Ankit Prashar

2. Enjoy a Weekend in Edinburgh November 18, 2009 Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland and offers a variety of options for those seeking a weekend getaway. If you fancy a quiet and relaxing break then you can find just what you are looking for, whereas if an action packed adventure is what you are after there is plenty to keep you busy. If you are interested in Edinburgh because of its history and architecture there are a few spots you will not want to miss. Edinburgh has been the Scottish capital since the 15th century and has two distinct areas: the Old Town, dominated by a medieval fortress, and the neoclassical New Town. The f... (read more) Author: Daniel Collins

3. Jodhpur Attractions- Interlocking of Architectural Beauty and Royalty! November 19, 2009 Jodhpur is the princely city of royal Rajasthan where tourists come from across the globe. It is the second largest city of the state, which is well known for its stunning palaces and fascinating monuments. The city is affectionately dubbed as the 'Blue City' as it is like a sea of buildings painted in blue. The glorious history of the city dates back to the 15th century when its foundation was laid by Rao Jodha, the then ruler of the Rathore clan. One of the most arresting attractions of the city is the Mehrangarh Fort, which was built by Rao Jodha in the year 1459. You will also find s... (read more) Author: Sanjog Kr

4. Was The Date Of The Exodus The 15th Century B.C. Or The 13th Century B.C.? November 05, 2009 The precise date of the Exodus from Egypt is uncertain, because the information in the Bible can be interpreted to support more than one date. Archaeological discoveries also present a confused picture. The result is that some scholars date the Exodus as early as 1446 B.C., while others place it later, about 1290 B.C. The circumstances of Egyptian history are not very helpful either, because surviving Egyptian records do not mention either Joseph or Moses in any historical period. Neither does the Bible name the Pharaoh who ruled Egypt in Moses' day. The Exodus occurred after the rise of... (read more) Author: Meredith Miller

5. Pool the Games Origins October 26, 2009 Pool is a game which was derived from billiards in the 1870s with the history of billiards never having been very clear as to its exact origins. Shakespeare mentioned billiards in his play Antony and Cleopatra in 1600 which has lead to the assumption that the game originated sometime in the 15th century. It is widely believed although no one can prove it that the game originated from the game of croquet which for those of you who have not heard about this game here is a brief summary. Croquet is a game played on a grass lawn that was popular with the aristocracy in Europe in the 15th cent... (read more) Author: James Thompson

6. Trongsa Festival October 08, 2009 Tour to Bhutan (Trongsa Festival) 23/12/2009 to 30/12/2009. The Tsechu / festival are a religious festival in honor of Guru Rinpoche, who brought the Buddhism to this country in 8th century. The scared mask dances trace their origin in Nyingmpa School, dating from the 12th or 13th century and later by the middle of the 15th century, Bhutan had developed its own sacred dance traditions associated with the Great Saint Pema Lingpa. It is considered a very auspicious opportunity and a spiritual exercise to be able to witness the dances as these dances remind the people of their spiri... (read more) Author: Ten Dorji

7. Evolution of corporate Printings September 16, 2009 Despite all round technological advancements, the continued use of print medium as an effective means of spreading information is widespread even to this day. Large-scale printing services came into being during the 15th century when Gutenberg invented the first printing press. Printing technology has always been progressive and responsible for many innovations in printing techniques. Of all printing techniques in the market today, offset printing tops the list in popularity. In this method, the image is transmitted onto paper from a metal plate on which the image is first printed with... (read more) Author: shijina seo

8. Murano Glass Beads - Your Small Piece Of History September 10, 2009 Murano glass beads have been around for centuries, and time does not seem to have been able to take away from the beauty and the attraction these beautiful pieces of jewelry have. The most famous type of Murano glass beads are the Millefioru beads. Millefiori Murano glass beads have first been introduced to the world of jewelry back in the 15th century. The process for creating Millefiore Murano glass beads hasn’t changed one bit throughout the centuries. Just like in the late 1400’s the artisans making these beautiful pieces of art have to through years and years of training before being comp... (read more) Author: Fabiola Groshan

9. Chess Sets and Boards - What You Need To Know September 10, 2009 Chess is a very famous game played by two players on a specifically designed chessboard. The game, as we know it today, emerged in the southern part of Europe during the 15th century. The European chess evolved from a similar but much older Indian game. Nowadays, chess is still one of the most popular games worldwide and it is played by many people at home, in tournaments, clubs and online. It is a game that solidifies relationships between family and friends, especially when mentoring is involved. There are many different variations of chess sets and boards, however all of them have... (read more) Author: John Skelly

10. Guide To Buying Wine Glasses September 02, 2009 You have heard somewhere or read somewhere that wine must be served in the best crystal to get its full advantage, well not necessarily but there are a few basic principles to remember when choosing glasses that will help you get the best from your favorite bottle. It is true however that the appearance, smell and even the taste can be enhanced by using the proper glasses. The oldest surviving wine glass with a stem and foot are 15th century enameled goblets that holds more than four ounces of liquid. Towards the end of the 16th century in Germany, wine glasses are sophistically engraved... (read more) Author: Satbir yadav

11. Manufacturing Industry in Furniture Processes August 27, 2009 The furniture industry start growing up in 14th and 15th century is driven by the spirit of the people because the limited availability of household. In this period people create several methods making furniture like framed paneling, tenon and mortise provided greatly improved joints. It continues to grow in 19th-century the furniture industry separate within industry of those who made furniture from those who sold it. After the midyears of the 19th-century the showroom gained popularity. A large store often make its own workshop in special item were made to customers’ requirements, but for th... (read more) Author: Azizti Eka Santi Santi

12. Ale: What is it? August 26, 2009 Ale is basically a kind of beer. It is brewed form barley malts, with most Ales flavored with Hops. They are very common in Germany, Britain, Ireland, Belgium, as well as Scotland. Most ales have that bitter, herbal flavor that neutralize the malt sweetness which defines them as a beverage. Ale has a long standing history, dating back to the 15th century. The old world saw Ale as a staple food along with the ever popular varieties of bread that thrived during those times. The name comes from the Old English word, ealu, which took its origins from the Proto-Indo-European word alut, referr... (read more) Author: Corrie Duana

13. Masquerade Theme Party - 9 Easy Ideas August 21, 2009 The Masquerade theme party became popular in Venice in the 15th century amongst high society. It is thought that the original purpose was so they could get away with cheating on their wives without their true identity being known. The Masquerade theme party is now popular all over the world. The main point being that guests get to hide their identities by wearing masks. You'll be amazed at what you can get away with when nobody knows who you are! If you're thinking of throwing a Masquerade theme party, follow these tips to help you make it a party to remember: 1. Send out your i... (read more) Author: damian jackson

14. Making Your Job Work For You August 10, 2009 Good jobs were scarce in the 15th century. Most people could not read and were obliged to labour from sunrise to sunset all year long. Social mobility was a rare phenomenon and few had hopes of becoming rich. When the summertime was over, the overriding preoccupation was whether sufficient food was available to make it through the winter. This does not mean that people at that time did not attempt to seek a better life. In the 15th century, the same as today, the most entrepreneurial tried to make their jobs work for them. Instead of seeing their employment as immutable and everlasting, t... (read more) Author: John Vespasian

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