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1. Cyprus Property on Sale - A Profitable Investment? September 24, 2009 The Republic of Cyprus is one of the key tourist destinations in Eurasia. It is one of the most advanced economies of the times and it has been part of the European Union since May 2004. With the area developing rapidly and the cost of transportation being cheap, a lot of people would agree that Cyprus does seem like a beautiful locale to invest in. While you may think that it’s a distant dream it may not necessarily be so. All of this put together, may make one think that a Cyprus property on Sale would be exorbitant, but not necessarily so. The property rates in Cyprus are escalating ra... (read more) Author: Luke Alvarado

2. Your OldTattoo Can Be Erased By A Cosmetic Surgeon September 10, 2009 The practice of cutting designs into skin is an ancient one. Sometimes a tattoo would mark a rite of passage, or make a tribe look more intimidating to their enemies during battle. There is evidence that goes back to the New Stone Age in Eurasia which is way back around 9500 BC. At first ashes were rubbed into the freshly cut design, but over the years color began to enhance the look. When healing of the wound was complete, the pattern was permanent. As years passed tattoos spread to the west, where sailors discovered them on voyages to Polynesia. Deducing that tattoos would be an ideal w... (read more) Author: Nick Messe

3. The Seven Continents and Oceans August 27, 2009 Do you know all the oceans and continents in the world? I'm sure you would recall them if you saw a map of seven continents and oceans, but if you happen to be like everyone else you might be able to name the continents but not all the oceans. There are generally considered to be 7 continents. But the continents we identify are not chosen based on exact criteria, but rather by historical definitions. For example, Asia and Europe are part of the same singular land mass called Eurasia. But they are generally considered separate continents because of cultural and historical reasons. There are 7 c... (read more) Author: Jon Smarth

4. Russia Announces Military Initiatives in Eurasia February 04, 2009 From left, Armenian Pres. Serge Sarkisian, Kazakh, Russian leaders Nursultan Nazarbayev, Dmitry Medvedev, 04 Feb 2009Three international military initiatives have been announced in the Kremlin over the past two days, one of them involving an important Central Asian air base used to support U.S. military operations in Afghanistan. These developments appear to represent an attempt to increase Russian influence in the Eurasia region.Russian President Dmitri Medvedev has announced agreement to create a rapid reaction force as part of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, or CSTO. President... (read more)

5. Europe Travel Tour Plan June 23, 2008 Europe is one of the seven conventional continents of Earth. The westernmost peninsula of Eurasia, it is surrounded to the north by the Arctic Ocean, to the west by the Atlantic Ocean, to the south by the Mediterranean Sea, to the southeast by the Caucasus Mountains, the Black Sea and the waterways connecting the Black Sea to the Mediterranean. Air Europe was a completely confidentially owned, Independent British airline, established in 1978 below the working title Inter European Airways. Air Europe became the first British charter airline using new apparatus right from the very commencement a... (read more) Author: Priya Singh

6. Morocco: Bygone Days to Present Ways March 04, 2008 Morocco has a history as substantial as any in Africa, Eurasia, or the Americas. In some parts of the world when man was first learning that stone made better tools than twigs, the Moroccan mountains and interior was populated with Libyan and Ethiopian settlers named Barbaroi. Not too long later, Phoenician trading posts flourished in the ports of Chellah (Rabat) and Tingis (Tangier). However, Morocco has a expansive history that should not be neglected. In timeworn days, the Sahara Desert ran riot with flora and fauna and hunter-gatherers. These first humans were among the earliest of Mo... (read more) Author: Thomas Hollowell

7. Pop Music being used as Propaganda February 10, 2008 It was reported in the < a href=”http://www.moscowtimes.ru/stories/2008/02/04/008.html”>Moscow Times that presidency candidates in Armenia’s are using music as a propaganda tool for their campaigns. With the elections just around the corner, a few of the candidates are using pop music to appeal to the youth market, in order to score a few votes. Armenia is a country in Eurasia between the Black and Caspian Sea in the Southern Caucasus. The country is completely surrounded by mountains and is known for it’s beautiful landscape. Despite the peaceful scenery, last week Serzh Sargasyan,... (read more) Author: Celeste Yates

8. Travel foreign destinations middle east a voyage defining incredulity February 07, 2008 Middle East is nowadays most sought after destination especially with Turkish, European people etc. Middle East is a political region of Afro-Eurasia with no clear boundaries. There are plenty of attractions for tourists who visit Middle East. The countries that come under Middle East are Bahrain, Lebanon, Iran, Oman, Iraq Qatar etc. If your travel destinations Middle East are Middle East countries then get ready for a ride of a lifetime. There are some of the widespread tourists’ locations around the Middle East that will enlighten your mind. Attractions in Middle East • Aleppo... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

9. Armenian Catering Los Angeles Style January 14, 2008 Los Angeles, California, a center for commerce and culture, is one of the most diverse cities in the United States. As it is one of the major immigration points for the United States on the West coast, many people come and stay. One of the cultures that has made its home in Los Angeles is Armenian. Armenia itself is a landlocked country in Eurasia and sits between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. It shares a border with Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran, and the Nakhchivan exclave of Azerbaijan and was once a part of the Soviet Union. Because of all these countries, the food of Arme... (read more) Author: Pages LA

10. Soviet State to United State: Glendale - Little Armenia November 20, 2007 According to Census figures, Glendale in California is home to the largest number of Armenians in the United States, with people of Armenian descent allowing for 40% of the city’s population. Armenia is a small, landlocked country located in Eurasia, lying east of Turkey and south of Georgia. It is a unitary, democratic nation-state, and former member of the Soviet Union. According to Armenia’s April 2006 Census, the country has a population of just over three million, and is the second most densely populated of the former Soviet Union republics, behind Moldova. Armenia has a rich and ... (read more) Author: Andrew Regan

11. Totalitarian Regime in the Modern World: Part One July 07, 2007 The author wrote his novel ‘1984’ to caution against the totalitarian regime and its consequences for people. The three states described in the novel represent the real states: America and Britain are united under the name Oceania, Russia is called Eurasia and Eastasia represents East Asian countries – Korea, China and Japan. The novel is an open warning for the future generations. When the book was written there existed more totalitarian governments than today. However, the totalitarian system has not disappeared and the North Korea is a vivid example of it. The book ‘1984’ is considered to ... (read more) Author: Olivia Hunt

12. Musicians Bring Music of Eurasia to New York October 17, 2006 The Silk Road Project musical ensemble recently brought its unique blend of sounds to New York as part of a museum program designed to immerse visitors in the art and sounds of regions around the Himalaya Mountains. World-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma founded The Silk Road Project in 1998. It is inspired by the historic traditions of cultural exchange along the ancient trade route, the Silk Road, which connected East and West. Ma says the collaboration between the Rubin Museum, which houses an extensive collection of art from the Himalayan region, and the Silk Road Project encourages new thinki... (read more)

13. Asian Leaders & Russia's Putin Head to Shanghai for Security Summit June 14, 2006 Asian leaders are heading to Shanghai Wednesday for a Central Asian security summit led by China and Russia. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (S.C.O.) summit begins Thursday, with talks expected to focus on oil, terrorism and border controls. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who will attend the meeting, says the six-member group has made a major contribution to the security and stability of the Eurasia region. In an article published Wednesday in the Rossiyskaya Gazeta newspaper, Mr. Putin highlighted the S.C.O's achievements in resolving border disputes among its members. In addition t... (read more)

14. US Economy Could Be Hard Hit by Katrina September 01, 2005 In the wake of supply disruptions caused by Hurricane Katrina, gasoline prices in the United States have soared by as much as 40 percent this week and have prompted worries of both increased inflation and economic slowdown.  Energy economist Antoine Halff of the Eurasia Group in New York says Hurricane Katrina is triggering an oil price shock not unlike those of the early and late 1970s. Those earlier supply shocks were characterized by shortages, long lines to buy gasoline, and sharp price increases. "I think we're seeing it today," said Mr. Halff.  "I think we haven't felt the fu... (read more)

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