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1. What Makes Bali So Special? October 11, 2009 Bali, in case you're not up on your world geography, is an island in the largest island nation in the world--Indonesia. Most of that country is Muslim--the largest Muslim country in the world, in fact. However, Bali is an anomaly there, in that it is the only island in the country which is primarily Hindu. It is also a sort of Hawaii-type destination for many Europeans, in that it's closer, and thus less expensive. It has the beautiful scenery and the beaches that Hawaii has, and it is also tropical, but unlike Hawaii, which is about 10º north of the equator, and in the central Pacific... (read more) Author: Jim Green

2. Satellite phones -stay connected everywhere on the globe! October 02, 2009 Satellite phones, most commonly referred to as sat phones, are not as cumbersome as they once were. Satellite phones are now similar to cellular phones in size. The key difference is that sat phones make use of orbiting communication satellites to contact and communicate. Geostationary orbit satellites situated above the equator are the source of access for satellite phones. How do satellite phones work? Satellite phones depend on Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) satellites. At the moment of switching on a satellite phone, a signal passes to any number of satellites of a particular group t... (read more) Author: Jimmy Jimmy Daryanani

3. What Type of Industries Are in New Zealand? September 25, 2009 New Zealand is a unique country. It is positioned in the Southern Hemisphere so that its North Island is close to the equator and its South Island is positioned closer to the South Pole. This straddling of the parallels gives the country a wide array of climates to work with when developing its economy. If you are planning a New Zealand vacation then you will want to take advantage of their diverse economy and you will want to sample products and services offered by its main industries. New Zealand Wine New Zealand is a producer of a variety of wines. The South Island is where you wi... (read more) Author: Madeline Binder

4. Autumn Equinox with the Sun Moving into Libra and a Somber Note with Moon in Scorpio September 24, 2009 After the excitement of last week with many relevant aspects and transits we will start into a new round of adjusting and reorienting ourselves with Sun in Libra. This is the autumnal equinox in the Northern Hemisphere and the beginning of spring below the equator. Days are getting shorter and the general energy is turning more inwards. We will discuss the planetary color for September 21 and 22, 2009. This discussion of the planets and their dynamics is also applicable whenever you have those planetary constellations in your own, personal chart. The equinox is one of the pivotal points o... (read more) Author: Shakti Carola Navran

5. What Contributes To Great Gourmet Coffee? August 26, 2009 Yes, gourmet coffee tastes amazingly delicious, but it's also important to know exactly what contributes to the growth of high quality Arabica coffee so that you know what to look for in selecting the best brew for you. Gourmet coffee is grown in regions near the equator, between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. It is important that the coffee is cultivated in a mountainous area because it thrives in fertile soil, rich rainfall, moderate cloud cover, warm climates, and pure air. One of the greatest examples of premium gourmet coffee production is in Kona, Hawaii, because the coffe... (read more) Author: Chuggin McCoffee

6. The afro American community set to travel to Africa. July 31, 2009 The country is a land of natural contrasts from the giant snow-capped mountain - Mount Kenya astride the Equator, to the splendor in the depths of the Rift Valley with a dozen lakes to choose from, rivers where crocodiles laze on the banks, mineral hot springs, Savannah teeming with giant waterfalls, dense and lush jungle the home of rare beautiful birds, described as the origin of man kind history - the list is endless. Kenya has some of the best beaches all lined with magnificent coral reefs and yet only receives 0.7% black community arrivals. The country has always depended on tourism a... (read more) Author: Henry Kahuki

7. Mount Kenya, the mountain of the God. July 21, 2009 On the tropical land widely known as the craddle of mankind, sixteen kilometers south of equator lie a magficent land mark. It raises 5199 metres above see level making it the second highest mountain in Africa and the highest in Kenya. The highest peaks are Batian and Nelion – only mountaneers with technical skills can reach it. Point Lenana is the third highest peak and can be reached by trekkers – and is usually the goal for most people wishing to turf this great mountain locally known as Kirinyaga. Mount Kenya, a mountain cocktailed with numerous intrinsic worth of significance and an att... (read more) Author: Peter Philip

8. Residential Solar Power Systems - Now to generate electricity at home with solar energy July 21, 2009 It is possible to install residential solar power systems which produce electricity for use at home. These systems can be used surprisingly far north or south of the equator, as solar cells and solar panels have become much more efficient. They even produce some electricity on days when it’s cloudy, although obviously less than when the sunshine is direct. Recent improvements in the design of solar technology has made it a much more interesting and affordable option for those who want to reduce their electricity bills and carbon footprint. Economies of scale have helpe... (read more) Author: Gino Napolitano

9. Aitken Spence Travels|Sri Lanka - Destination management|Tour operator|Overseas travel services July 21, 2009 Sri Lanka is a teardrop-shaped island in the Indian Ocean just below the Southern tip of India, and lying North of the equator. Sri Lanka enjoys a tropical climate. There are no seasonal variations. The bi-annual monsoon rains provide the only seasons. The chronicled history of Sri Lanka dates back to over 2,500 years. It had established trade and cultural links with many ancient civilizations. Throughout history, it has been known by different names. To the Greeks it was Taprobane, to the Arabs it was Serendib, to the Portuguese it was Ceilao, to the Dutch it was Zeylan, and to the British i... (read more) Author: praveen anupame

10. Best Beach Vacations in the Philippines July 07, 2009 One unique fact about the Philippines is that we have more than 7,000 islands altogether-- and this fact can excite most travelers from around the world. Since the Philippines is situated near the equator, the country is considered as the tropics, with temperatures perfect for a day at the beach. Philippine travel usually consists of island hopping, checking out some virgin sceneries, and visits to great local cities. For serious travelers, they may opt for luxury vacations in the Philippines through exposure to the beauty of the country's natural resources. In every foreign place, ... (read more) Author: Mary Grace Cruz

11. San Miguel de Allende Images Have Their Own Special Qualities July 04, 2009 Did you know the sky doesnt just seem bluer in San Miguel de Allende Mx but it actually is bluer and it is due to the altitude and the latitude, this is why San Miguel de Allende images are so outstounding.Have you ever been to a destination closer to the equator like San Miguel de Allende, Gto, Mexico and purchased the most wonderful something because of all the great colors that it had, it looked like a beautiful colorful flower.then you get home and all excited unpack and the color goes kind of dead, and you are not sure why you bought it. Photographers and painters alike try to capture... (read more) Author: Jared Pace

12. San Miguel de Allende Images - A Truly Unique Experience July 04, 2009 Did you know that the blue end of the color spectrum is affected by altitude and also the latitude? Have you ever gone somewhere near the equator, somewhere near the same latitude as San Miguel de Allende Gto, Mexico and purchased the most wonderful something because of all the great colors that it had, it looked like a beautiful colorful flower.You take it out of your suitcase when you get home and the color just doesnt seem to be there anymore and you dont really remember why you bought it. Photographers and painters alike try to capture San Miguel images with that special San Miguel light... (read more) Author: Jared Pace

13. San Miguel de Allende Images are Those You Will Never Tire of July 04, 2009 Did you know that the blue end of the color spectrum is affected by altitude and also the latitude? Have you ever gone somewhere near the equator, somewhere near the same latitude as San Miguel de Allende Gto, Mexico and bought something in those terrifically charged colored of hot pinks like the famous Bugambilia blossoms…then you get home and all excited unpack and the color goes kind of dead, and you are not sure why you bought it. Photographers and painters alike try to capture San Miguel images with that special San Miguel light. Everyone says it is one thing or another, it can be the a... (read more) Author: Noe Mason

14. Tanzania the Destination of Holidays July 01, 2009 There may not be too many countries in the world with such a large number of natural treasures as Tanzania. Holidays in Tanzania should therefore be the choice of all the young and old. Situated near the Equator, Tanzania has the largest area in East Africa. Home to a quarter of Africa’s wild animals, Tanzania has white sand beaches and both perennial and seasonal lakes and rivers. It shares the phenomenal annual migration of wildlife with neighboring Kenya and Uganda among others. If you plan your holiday Tanzania between December and March, you can see one and a half million wildebees... (read more) Author: Anirban Bhattacharya

15. An Introduction To Coffee June 30, 2009 Do you feel like you already know your cup of Joe so well? There's actually a lot more to creating the Java that was brewed up for you in your Starbucks run, so pull up a seat and take a look at the fantastic history that brought us the coffee that we know and love today. Currently, there are 65 countries worldwide that are growing and harvesting coffee. The majority of them a fall along the equator because of the tropical climates, where the humidity is totally necessary for a rich and fertile coffee crop. The only state in the US that grows coffee is Hawaii, and it is also grown in Puer... (read more) Author: Chuggin McCoffee

16. Tropical Islands June 22, 2009 Tropical islands are islands that fall very close to the equator, producing sunny weather and warm waters year-round. It’s these great conditions that make them such a draw for tourists all over the world. Usually, most tropical islands in the world have large tourism facilities because people want to spend their holiday in such beautiful places. Due to the island’s perfect environment and toasty sea, these islands have a lot of creatures on them as these conditions are very suitable to a diverse wildlife. Coral reefs ring these islands since they need the warm tropical waters an stro... (read more) Author: Matthew Kepnes

17. Where can I travel in Ecuador? June 02, 2009 Numerous attractions and a unique landscape are what awaits you in Ecuador. Located in South America, Ecuador is bordered by Colombia to the north and Peru to the east and south. The Pacific Ocean stretches along the western part of the country and the equator passes through this country. The Galapagos Islands on the Pacific Ocean are a major attraction believed to be a province of Ecuador. These islands together with the Andes Mountains contribute to the rich tourist attractions that Ecuador boasts of. Air transport is the main means of getting into Ecuador through her main international airp... (read more) Author: Amar Shah

18. Satellite Television: A Great Alternative in Television Viewing May 26, 2009 Satellite television uses satellites positioned in the region of space called the Clarke belt (about 37,000 kilometers or 22,300 miles above the equator), which receive broadcast signals of terrestrial origin and reflect them to satellite dishes on the surface of the Earth. Orbiting satellites provide subscribers with hundreds of channels from various locations around the world. These satellites are equipped with "transponders", which act as carriers of signals back to the Earth. Satellite signals are on C band, Ku band, or Ka band. These can also be called frequency similar to those r... (read more) Author: Corrie Duana

19. Best Beach Vacations in the Philippines May 22, 2009 One unique fact about the Philippines is that we have more than 7,000 islands altogether-- and this fact can excite most travelers from around the world. Since the Philippines is situated near the equator, the country is considered as the tropics, with temperatures perfect for a day at the beach. Philippine travel usually consists of island hopping, checking out some virgin sceneries, and visits to great local cities. For serious travelers, they may opt for luxury vacations in the Philippines through exposure to the beauty of the country's natural resources. In every foreign place, ... (read more) Author: Cristel Lumabas

20. Safari in Kenya Mountain Adventure May 21, 2009 The Republic of Kenya is a country in Eastern Africa. Spreading along the Indian Ocean, at the equator, Kenya is bordered by Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda plus Lake Victoria, and Sudan. The capital city is Nairobi, the second largest in Africa after Cairo. Kenya spans an area about 85% the size of France or Texas. The population has grown rapidly in recent decades to nearly 38 million residing there. Kenya also has numerous wildlife reserves, containing thousands of animal species. Vacationing in Kenya is something many can only dream of; so many wonders, so much adventure a... (read more) Author: Phil Waddington

21. How Satellite Television Works? May 19, 2009 Satellite television broadcast audio and video signals from the geostationary satellites to satellite dishes placed on the surface of the earth. Geostationary satellites refer to those satellites that are placed within the geostationary orbit. These satellites take orbit of the earth from a steady position at around 22,300 miles above the equator, which is known as the Clarke Belt. Each of the geostationary satellites carries several transponders, which are primarily electronic devices used in wireless communications. Each transponder is used as a re-transmitter for carrying a sign... (read more) Author: eselizabeeth seo

22. Find Out How to Prevent and Heal Sun Damaged Skin April 06, 2009 Are you battling with the problem of sun damaged skin? UV rays can actually wreck a great havoc to the skin. We all love sunshine but the truth is that when we expose ourselves too much to these rays, we inherently expose ourselves to harm. The sun is beneficial to our body because we get vitamin D from it; but too much exposure to it is not good for our body in general. Contributing factors The place you live: If you live close to the equator or in the mountain area, your chances of absorbing too much sunrays is higher than those who don't. Your life style : If you are so... (read more) Author: Caroline Igwe

23. Tropical Island Vacation - Your Dream Vacation March 30, 2009 Tropical islands located close to the equator offer a perfect setting for a memorable vacation. With warm weather round the year you can plan a tropical island vacation at any time. What’s more, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to the vacation spot. You can choose - the Caribbean, Hawaii, the Fiji islands, Bora Bora or any other exotic place to holiday in. The Caribbean Islands are a vacationer’s delight. With opportunities for swimming, diving, snorkeling and fishing along with being surrounded by the beauty and bounty of nature to enthrall you, you feel as if you are in the seve... (read more) Author: jfgh cvbf

24. Where can I travel in Democratic Republic of Congo? March 27, 2009 If you are thinking of where to take your family out on a holiday, visit the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly known as Zaire). The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is situated in Central Africa and crosses the equator to the northern central region. Being the third largest country in Africa, her population is 62,660,551 people and the official language is French. If you are determined about taking a meal in DRC, pop in one of the hotels and enjoy a tasty delicious meal. One of the national dishes is moambe which is made of eight ingredients including palm nuts, chicken, fish, rice... (read more) Author: Amar Shah

25. Panama Canal to Galapagos Islands - Sailboat Adventures with Darwin March 16, 2009 Plumb on the equator and a few degrees south of Panama lie the Galapagos Islands, nine hundred nautical miles to the west. Out of the Gulf of Panama and into a great bowl of swirling currents and counter currents, acting as a great collection point for all kinds of floating detritus, she must pass to reach these evolutionary famous islands. Notorious for calms, squalls, electrical storms and generally fractious sailing weather this will be another good test for her and crew. She revels in the feel of the Pacific, the initial excitement still with her, and with a moderate SSE breeze on her port... (read more) Author: vincent bossley

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