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1. The History of Tattoos November 21, 2008 The History of Tattoos goes back many millenia and is a very interesting and remarkable story. The very first real evidence of tattooing was found on a mummy in Africa, a priestess identified as Amunet-Kanika. This find dates back more than five thousand years and proves that the people of Africa have been tattooing much longer than most historians had first thought. Some tattooing has been dated as far back as 3300 BC. During Neolithic times, it is believed that tattooing was used chiefly for curative value. Mummies dating back to 300 BC have been found with tattoos as well. These tattoos ... (read more) Author: Micheline Moreaux

2. The History Of Tattoos November 12, 2008 It is safe to say that nearly 50% of people from the age of 18 to 35 have at least one tattoo. So one might think were did tattoos come from and how long have they been around.The word tattoo comes from the Polynesian word, ‘tatao’, which means to tap or to mark someone. It has been reported that tattoos have been around for nearly 5,000 years. Archaeologist have found that tattoos can be traced to such countries as Egypt, Roman, Greek and Japanese regions. Of course tattoos have not always been used for personal body art like most people use them as today. Tattoos over the years have b... (read more) Author: Ashley Ford

3. The History Of Tattoos November 12, 2008 It is safe to say that nearly 50% of people from the age of 18 to 35 have at least one tattoo. So one might think were did tattoos come from and how long have they been around.The word tattoo comes from the Polynesian word, ‘tatao’, which means to tap or to mark someone. It has been reported that tattoos have been around for nearly 5,000 years. Archaeologist have found that tattoos can be traced to such countries as Egypt, Roman, Greek and Japanese regions. Of course tattoos have not always been used for personal body art like most people use them as today. Tattoos over the years have b... (read more) Author: Ashley Ford

4. Unforgettable Travel Experiences in New Zealand September 28, 2008 New Zealand is an island nation located in the western part of southern Pacific Ocean. The country has two main islands, namely, the island's north and south of the island, and a number of smaller islands. The total area covered by New Zealand east of 2.68.670 square kilometres. The highest point east of the country of Mt Cook (3,764 metres above sea level). The islands of New Zealand were the commencement inhabited by Polynesian maori. The British colony was established in the country in 1840. In 1907, New Zealand became independent. The rugged mountains and large coastal plains are the... (read more) Author: Jhonanant Jhon

5. Tahiti : A Perfect Place To Holiday September 23, 2008 Tahiti Island is officially a part of French Polynesia which is a collection of over 100 islands in the South Pacific. Tahiti island, along with Bora Bora and Moorea, are the most famous islands in the French Polynesian archipelago. The exotic island of Tahiti in French Polynesia is one of the best vacation destinations in the world. Tahiti is growing as one of the top luxury travel vacation destinations. From honeymooners wanting to experience the intimacy of these secluded islands, to active divers wanting to explore the colorful underwater displays, to families wishing for a unique exp... (read more) Author: Tahiti Dreamin

6. Noni Juice Benefits: Just the Same Whether any Noni Brand August 05, 2008 Which has better noni juice benefits? Many of the Tahitian noni juice consumers and manufacturers would argue that in comparison with its Polynesian counterpart, the Hawaiian Noni juice, the Tahitian is much better in terms of nutrition. Tahitian organic noni users argue that as compared to the Hawaiian version, the Tahitian is much better – nutrition and even taste wise. They say that Tahitian noni juice is not just a health food drink but also has medicinal value as it can actually cure many types of disease. Just the same, whether Tahitan or Hawaiian So, if Tahitian is better... (read more) Author: Ernesto Maitim

7. The History of Screen Printing August 05, 2008 Today, screen printing is a popular tool used by companies for anything from promotional mugs to movie posters to graphic t-shirts, but its history is as rich as the pallet of colors used by modern screen printers. The inception of screen printing dates back thousands for years. By cutting shapes into banana leaves and pressing dye into the cut-out portions, early Polynesian Island natives were able to produce some of the first screen prints. This process transferred the stenciled design onto a bark cloth. This is the basic premise of screen printing – forcing dye through a stencil to... (read more) Author: Donald Arson

8. The Tribal Tattoo Art August 04, 2008 Tribal tattoos are generally influenced by tribal art from native and indigenous tribes. The tribal tattoo art comes from the older tribes such as the Celtics (Ireland, Scotland, & Wales), the Maori Tribe (indigenous people of New Zealand), the North American Tribal, the African Tribal, the Marquesan (Polynesian inhabitants of the Marquises Islands) and the tribes of Borneo. Celtic Tattoo Art Celtic tattoo art come from Ireland. Celtic knot tattoos are some of the most popular and most common designs, featuring loops with no end that symbolize a never ending cycle of dying and rebirth. T... (read more) Author: Vince Edwards

9. Tahiti Cruise and Vacation July 30, 2008 Tahiti Cruise & Vacation is your online travel agent and guide to Tahiti, the largest and arguably one of the most picturesque patches of land in the southern Pacific Ocean. Tahiti Cruise & Vacation offers quality advice and services tailor-made for tourists planning to visit this Polynesian paradise. In our portfolio, you find specials offers and packages, including honeymoon packages, cruises, hotels and resorts, and various adventurous and leisure activities. Tahiti islands, along with Bora Bora and Moorea, are the most famous islands in the French Polynesian archipelago. In Tahiti, attra... (read more) Author: Tuanua Degage

10. The Early History of Tattoo July 28, 2008 Tattoo art has been around for a very long time. Yet despite the enormous popularity it enjoys today and the increasing interest that modern sociologist are taking in the subject, there is not much of an historical record about tattooing. The word itself is thought to be derived from the Polynesian word 'ta' which means striking something and the Tahitian word 'tautau' which translates to mean "mark something". It is generally agreed that the first tattoos were probably created by accident. A wound was probably rubbed or created by something that left it colored after it healed. The discol... (read more) Author: Matt Bennett

11. 10 Best Children's Activities at Walt Disney World July 24, 2008 I’m sure you all know about Disney World’s amazing theme parks, but are you familiar with the myriad of fascinating activities for children offered throughout Walt Disney World that are either complimentary or offered for a reasonable fee to Disney resort guests? Here are some of the best: Snag a Bass On a Kid’s Fishing Excursion. 1-hour angling trips just for children are available from the resort marinas of Disney’s Contemporary, Grand Floridian, Polynesian, Wilderness Lodge, and Yacht Club. For miles of shore fishing head over to Disney’s Ft. Wilderness where cane poles and rods... (read more) Author: Cara Goldsbury

12. Black Pearls: Their Unparalleled Breathtaking Beauty June 07, 2008 Black pearls have been dauntlessly dominating the area of fashion, accessories and style. The indomitable manner, in which these pearls have evolved in the world of fashion, remains unparalleled. The black pearls have been successful in engrossing the temptations of millions, due to their modern and classic look. Unlike the white pearls, which are signifying the traditional outlook, the black pearls are teeming with the contemporary modern look. Also known as Tahitian pearls, these alluring jewelry items are flawlessly black. Black pearls basically belong to Tahiti –Polynesian islands. T... (read more) Author: Pattrick Jhonson

13. Polynesian Cultural Center, Hawaii April 25, 2008 Several villages provide more adventurous activities than the normal cultural presentations that have been scheduled throughout the day. These new activities now available include Spear Throwing, Fire Walking, Wood & Tiki Carving, Fire Pit Cooking, Tree Climbing, Fire Starting, Fire Knife Dancing, Tattoos, Haka Dance, Maori War Canoe, Coconut Husking. The Polynesian Cultural Center has become world-renowned as a special place of enchantment, entertainment and education. The allure of old Polynesia lingers among the Pacific island people who demonstrate their traditional arts and crafts and... (read more) Author: Terry Reim

14. Hawaiian Leis April 20, 2008 Hawaiian leis are known the world over as the symbol of aloha. A member of Captain Cook’s crew first recorded the custom of Hawaiians wearing flower garlands in 1779. Today, wearing Hawaii flower leis is more prevalent than ever, among both locals and visitors. An Ancient Polynesian Custom Early Polynesian voyagers who migrated to, and settled in the islands initially introduced the lei custom to the Hawaiian Islands. Leis were worn by these original Hawaiians to beautify themselves and distinguish themselves from others. The original Hawaiians excelled in the creation of permanent leis con... (read more) Author: Terry Reim

15. Speculating about the Origin of Water Tattoos April 01, 2008 It is a widely held view that the art of tattoo originated from Polynesia and is derived from the Polynesian word "Ta-tau" which means "to strike a mark". The practice is part of a cultural tradition typically applied to coincide with ceremonies of the time. Tattoos were applied using a variety of tools. The most common being a comb like utensil made from wood or bone with numerous sharp needles. The process of applying a tattoo to the body includes coating the sharpened needle with a pigment (usually from the ashes of a fire) which is then mixed with water or oil. The needle is then tap... (read more) Author: Pete Fick

16. Festive New Zealand March 05, 2008 New Zealand is a land in the far south where immigrant cultures were grafted onto a Polynesian landscape. This makes for a colourful culture replete with festivals of all kinds. There are festivals marking special days in the country's colonial history, events that celebrate the indigenous Polynesian culture and still others that commemorate New Zealand's rich agricultural traditions. New Zealand celebrates its history on the last Monday in January with the Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta. This colourful, nautical event commemorates the arrival of Captain Hobson in New Zealand when he foun... (read more) Author: Richard Greaves

17. City Tour - Auckland, NZ - The City of Sails March 04, 2008 By Roy Witman Similar in many respects to Hawaii; Auckland, New Zealand is an absolute paradise waiting to be explored. Named the "City of Sails," Auckland consists of over 50 islands and is surrounded by water. Here you'll find Polynesian culture, exciting water sports, dormant volcanoes, rainforests and a thrill a minute! Floating amid the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean, Auckland is surrounded by three harbors: Waitemata, Manukau and Kaipara. With inhabitants originating from Europe, China, Pacific Islands and India, this city is a melting pot of culture and cuisine just wait... (read more) Author: Roy Witman

18. Honolulu and the Island of Oahu January 09, 2008 Whether you come to Honolulu as a stop on your cruise ship itinerary or you fly in to Hawaii, there is plenty to see and do in this beachside city and beyond. Ships dock right next to the five-story tower of the Aloha Tower Marketplace, which is a shopping center, cruise terminal and focal point promenade all rolled into one.  When you disembark from your ship, you will see the Hawaii Maritime Center next to the pier, with exhibits on all sorts of maritime history, from sailing and whaling to a real Polynesian canoe. Just a short walk away you'll find Iolani Palace, the only ro... (read more) Author: Stephanie Larkin

19. Mutiny to Tahiti and French Polynesia December 12, 2007 Since the age of explorers Wallis, Bougainville, and Cook, legendary Tahiti has tickled imaginations worldwide. More recently, Tahiti became the most famous Polynesian island of all when Clark Gable (1935), Marlon Brando (1962), and Mel Gibson (1984) played the role of Fletcher Christian in three blockbuster Mutiny on the Bounty films. Even the horrendous French nuclear testing program from 1966-1996 did little to dampen this image. For the modern traveler, there’s no getting around the fact that French Polynesia is expensive. Bora Bora is easily the most upscale tourist destination in th... (read more) Author: David Stanley

20. Exotic French Polynesia November 15, 2007 French Polynesian culture has been around since 2000 BC; it is one of the oldest surviving cultures in the world today. French Polynesia is made up of 130 islands, although more than half the population lives on Tahiti. The largest city is Papeete, which is also the capital city. The official language of the territory is French, it is the language used in all schools and is spoken widely on Tahiti. Ironically, however, Tahitian, is an official regional language of the Society Islands and is the language that most people speak when at home, although not on Tahiti. English is not a common langua... (read more) Author: Sandy Cosser

21. .tv is for Tuvalu? Choosing a domain name extension. September 19, 2007 .tv, .com, .org, .net, .co.uk - what do they mean, which one should you get for your website? .tv domain names are springing up all over the place. Anyone can buy one! But did you know that it was originally intended as a country code for Tuvalu. Where's that - I hear you ask. Well it's a tiny Polynesian island nation located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, halfway between Hawaii and Australia. The .tv country code has been hijacked with Tuvalu's blessing (after all they are a small country and are making money from selling their domain names) and is now used by the television in... (read more) Author: Antonia Smillie

22. Disney Days Gone By September 11, 2007 Back in 1971 when the Magic Kingdom first opened its gates, who among us could have imagined the building boom that has created 3 more theme parks, water parks, magnificent themed hotels, and more attractions than you can possibly fit into a vacation? Our family used to stay for a week at the Polynesian Hotel (at only $35 a night!), and enjoy a fun-filled week-long vacation at just the one theme park! If you remember those early days, than you will also recall: Ticket booklets- Tickets were marked A through E, and they came in a booklet with something like 6 As, 5 Bs, 4 Cs, 3 Ds and 2... (read more) Author: Stephanie Larkin

23. South Pacific Islanders Earn Scholarships at Polynesian Cultural Center, Hawaii's Most Popular Acti September 06, 2007 Created by Mormons over half a century ago, the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Oahu is Hawaii’s most popular paid activity. It includes an authentic Hawaiian luau, the world’s largest night stage show, and re-created villages from seven different Polynesian cultures. Since opening in 1963, more than 33 million visitors have been introduced to the Polynesian people, their arts and customs, and nearly 15,000 Brigham Young University-Hawaii students have helped finance their educational objectives while working as the friendly guides, performers and other Polynesian Cultural Center employee... (read more) Author: Terry Reim

24. The Big Island of Hawaii June 21, 2007 About 1,200 years ago, Polynesian voyagers navigated the Pacific Ocean paddling canoes, using the stars as their guide, and arrived on these rocky shores. Bringing with them foods like taro, chickens, pigs, bananas and coconut, fishing skills and knowledge of canoe building, these new settlers thrived. By 1779, when legendary explorer Captain James Cook arrived in the waters of Kealakekua Bay, the population of the island was about 80,000 strong! Hawaii Island was the home of one of the most prominent figures in the history of the state, King Kamehameha the Great. Born around 1753, Kameh... (read more) Author: Kelly Stoneman

25. Food in Tahiti - Delicious Delights April 23, 2007 Delicious Delights - Food in Tahiti Exotic and beautiful, Tahiti is for many, the most idyllic destination in the world. Tropical weather, palm fringed white sand beaches, clear blue skies, and azure lagoons, make this tiny island in the South Pacific, the perfect getaway. If you are looking for a stress-free retreat, come to Tahiti and enjoy a vacation like no other! While in Tahiti, one of the best ways to experience French Polynesian culture is through the food here. Delicious and tasty, the food in Tahiti gives fine dining a whole new meaning. Fish and seafood reign supreme in th... (read more) Author: Todd Sarouhan

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