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The Rhine (German Rhein; Dutch Rijn; French Rhin; Romansh Rain; Italian Reno; Latin Rhenus West Frisian Ryn) is one of the longest and most important rivers in Europe, at 1,320&_160;km (820&_160;mi), with an average discharge of more than 2,000&_160;m3/s (71,000&_160;cu&_160;ft/s).

The name of the Rhine derives from Gaulish Renos, and ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European root *reie- ("to move, flow, run"), which is also the root of words like river and run.[2] The Reno River in Italy shares the same etymology. The spelling with -h- seems to be borrowed from the Greek form of the name, Rhenos.[2]

The Rhine and the Danube formed most of the northern inland frontier of the Roman Empire and, since those days, the Rhine has been a vital, navigable waterway, and carried trade and goods deep inland. It has also served as a defensive feature and has been the basis for regional and international borders. The many castles and prehistoric fortifications along the Rhine testify to its importance as a waterway. River traffic could be stopped at these locations, usually for the purpose of collecting tolls, by the state that controlled that portion of the river.

The Rhine originates at the confluence of the Vorderrhein and Hinterrhein, near Reichenau, Switzerland.

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1. About Bulk Rhinestones
November 11, 2009

Bulk Rhinestones - The HistoryOriginally, the name rhinestones come from pieces of crystal or glass found in Austria's Rhine River. Bulk rhinestones were originally cut and finished by hand. In the 1800s, Daniel Swarovski created a glass-cutting machine that cut faceted glass, which produced a crystal far superior to hand-cut crystal.The availability was greatly increased when around 1775 the Alsatian jeweller Georg Friedrich Strass had the idea to imitate diamonds by coating the lower side of glass with metal powder. Therefore, bulk rhinestones are called Strass in numerous European langu... (read more)

Author: Angela Pady

2. A Week's Worth of Paris Day Trips
October 23, 2009

Visiting the Internet will put you in touch with travel packages to Paris. If you are preparing a vacation, why not visit one of the most fabulous cities in the world. Paris is notorious for its music, nightlife, arts, and many attractions. If you are not familiar with Paris, why not learn about the attractions and packages now. Traveling down Rhine River: You have the option of taking a cruise down Rhine River. On your first day of travel, you will depart from the United States of America. (If applicable) Once you leave the US, you will arrive in Switzerland. On board the airplane, yo... (read more)

Author: Andrew Collins

3. The Rhine River Cruise: A Unique and Pleasant Experience
September 24, 2009

A Rhine river cruise is one of the best ways to see some of the hidden delights that this beautiful stretch of water has to offer. The Rhine runs all the way from the Alps to the North Sea and provides many great sights and sounds along the way. The advantage of European river boat cruises is that they give you a taste of the life of the residents of different countries, something that a sea cruise cannot directly do. Many of the Rhine river cruise liners are small, carrying a maximum of 200 passengers. The boats are well equipped to make your break relaxing and comfortable; but they nee... (read more)

Author: Klik Sail

4. Whereas ocean cruises offer great views of the sea, Danube river cruises offer a completely differ
September 24, 2009

To be able to enjoy some of the world renowned cities and landmarks in the western hemisphere, it is advisable to look at Western Europe cruises as a vacation option. Not only will you be able to explore destinations such as London, Brussels, Monte Carlo, Cairo, Barcelona and Paris, you will be accommodated in the upmost luxury and comfort available. The accommodation is first rate and there are numerous great facilities on board for you to enjoy. The larger cruise ships have spas, steam rooms, hair salons, casinos, cinemas and gymnasiums. There are also many activities aimed at children... (read more)

Author: Klik Sail

5. IWC replica Watches look like the authentic ones at affordable prices
August 03, 2009

IWC Watches, shortened from International Watch Company is a well-known maker of exquisite high-quality timepieces. The Watches started out in 1868 and were founded by Florentine Jones, a young American watchmaker from Boston. The Company was established along the Rhine river in Switzerland. He was intrigued by the American expertise of automation with Swiss precision. IWC Replica Watches are also available on the market at a much lower price. The deep-sea divers watches are popular with the same look as the IWC. The Big Pilot and Portugieser watches are also popular in the replica models.... (read more)

Author: Lebron James

6. How to Check You're Getting the Cheapest Electricity Prices
July 21, 2009

The sheer number of variables out in the world that can affect electricity prices is truly staggering. A friend who works in the stock markets once told me that he would monitor the weather forecasts along the Rhine in Germany to see how hard it was going to rain. If the annual rainfall fell below a certain level at the peak of summer, then the Rhine dries up, sometimes lowering the depth of water along the river by several metres. If the water level drops too drastically then oil tankers cannot travel far enough along the river to deposit their cargo; consequentially, the oil supply is r... (read more)

Author: Kim Chambers

7. Tourist Attractions in the German States
June 22, 2009

Germany is a Federal Republic made if up of sixteen states. These German states are: - Schelswig - Holstein - Mecklenburg - Vorpommern - Hamburg - Bremen - Brandenburg - Berlin - Lower Saxony - Saxony - Anhalt - North Rhine - estphalia - Thuringia - Saxony - Hesse - Rhineland Palatinate - Saarland - Bavaria - Baden - Wuttemberg Each of these states have a wealth of potential in the number of attractions for tourists in addition to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The city of Berlin, which ... (read more)

Author: yuzhu huang

8. 10 Ideas for Family Holidays in Europe
April 30, 2009

European holidays proffer a potpourri of destinations for holidaymakers to enjoy. Families can expect to have a fun-filled, memorable excursion should they decide to take a European holiday vacation. Here are some tips to make your vacation a success. 1. Make a trip to Paris, the city of love. Paris has always enchanted the true-blooded ancient art inclined families. If you happen to be one, head straight to the Louvre, a place revered by medieval art history lovers. Apart from housing the legendary ‘Mona Lisa’ it has an enormous collection of 18th century masterpieces ranging from painti... (read more)

Author: Orson Johnson

9. Psychic Test - How Psychic Are You?
March 09, 2009

There are many different ways to test ones psychic abilities. As more people become aware of using their psychic energy, more psychic tests are developed. We all have psychic powers to one degree or another. Using this energy and embracing it can help it to grow stronger all the time. There are a few psychic tests you can take to help see how psychic you really are at this time. The most popular psychic test is the Zener Cards. This test was actually designed by Dr. J.B. Rhine. Dr. Zener was a psychologist who conducted statistical experimental tests in extra sensory perception. Th... (read more)

Author: Allison MacLaughlan

10. Go Cruising!
February 10, 2009

Cruising is a great way to holiday! One of the most exciting aspects of a cruise is the variety of exciting destinations you can visit on any one journey. We can take you from the Tivoli theme parks of Copenhagen, to Fairytale cathedrals in St. Petersburg or on a leisurely Rhine or Danube river cruise, or all the exotic sights and sounds of South- East Asia. Not only it is an all-inclusive option that offers hassle free relaxation in a safe environment but with no driving, no cooking and no traffic jams, a cruise is maximum pleasure for minimum effort! There is definitely someth... (read more)

Author: Green Thumb

11. What Are Rhinestones? Your Questions Answered
January 19, 2009

The beautiful piece of jewelry that sparkles and shines may not always be the real thing. Rhinestones are made of bits of glass to resemble authentic gem stones. The name Rhinestones comes from the original rock crystals that were taken from Austria's Rhine River shores. Rhinestones are fairly inexpensive and can be made from a number of materials such as gem or paste quartz, acrylics and glass. Rhinestones are often used to embellish tiaras for weddings, the headdresses that the showgirls of Vegas sport and the costumes of figure skaters. They are also a popular form of costume jewelry.... (read more)

Author: Robert Bell

12. Tourist Attractions in the German States
December 10, 2008

Germany is a Federal Republic made if up of sixteen states. These German states are: - Schelswig - Holstein - Mecklenburg - Vorpommern - Hamburg - Bremen - Brandenburg - Berlin - Lower Saxony - Saxony - Anhalt - North Rhine - estphalia - Thuringia - Saxony - Hesse - Rhineland Palatinate - Saarland - Bavaria - Baden - Wuttemberg Each of these states have a wealth of potential in the number of attractions for tourists in addition to some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. The city of Berlin, which ... (read more)

Author: Beth Howard

13. Wind Energy: The Use of Wind Power, Past and Present
November 03, 2008

The Earliest Use of Wind Energy The history of mankind’s use of wind power dates back as early as 200 B.C when rudimentary wind machines were used by the Persians. By the 14th century, the famous Dutch windmills were used to drain the Rhine River delta. The first windmill designed for the production of electricity in the United States was built in 1888. Wind Energy in American History Once upon a time, water pumping windmills and small wind electric generators were commonly used throughout the United States. However, the rural electrification programs of the 1930’s and 1940’s replaced ... (read more)

Author: Joni Keith

14. The River Deities
October 07, 2008

Throughout history, different societies have worshipped bodies of water. This well worship is recorded throughout ancient texts and in the research of those who studied them. Here is a look at some of the different river deities and customs held by these ancient cultures. • In Assan, the main gods of the Dravidian tribes were the rivers of that country. • The people of Vedas called upon the rivers for aid in times of need. • Slavonic tribes paid homage to the rivers. • Ancient Germans prayed to the Rhine. • The Franks and the Alamanns worshiped the rivers and the fou... (read more)

Author: Sarah Martin

15. The history of the River Thames
October 01, 2008

The Thames was once a tributary of the River Rhine becoming a river in it’s own right as the surface of the earth changed over many thousands of years. The Thames is one of the UK’s longest river’s and by far the most important! The river’s importance developed with the growth of the City of London. Providing a means of trade and transport the river Thames linked the villages and towns inland with the trading capital of London and the sea for international trade. Today, the Thame is a growing area for boat hire and chartered boats for hosting events and private engagements The river in Ce... (read more)

Author: Neil Dennis

16. How Wightauction is a great way to recycle unwanted used items and make a few dollars?
September 22, 2008

If you or someone you know is interested in collecting, wightauction selling is something you need to get familiar with! Wight auction is a huge Internet site that allows people to buy or sell at auction almost anything you can think of. There are very few restrictions on what you can buy or sell. Are you fond of antique clocks? Motorcycles Rare Rhine stone jewelry Stuffed toys? Queen memorabilia whatever you are collecting, wightauction selling will probably have what you want. Wight auction is essential to know about if you are enthusiastic about your collecting. For instance, if you c... (read more)

Author: nitin kumar

17. Early History Of The Marine Diesel Engine And Application
September 10, 2008

The first mention of a fast running marine diesel is in 1903 on the Marne-Rhine canal when a French built canal barge named “Petit Pierre” sailed, producing 25bhp at 360 rpm. In 1904 two marine diesel engines combined were being used in a French submarine ‘Z’ 120bhp.Then in 1905 another French diesel submarine the ‘Aigrette’ with a more conventional 4 stroke engine produced 200 bhp was launched. The first sea going application in a commercial venture is when Swedish engine firm A.B. Motorer delivered the 120 bhp, 300 rpm reversible engines for the 350 dwt cargo ships “Rapp” and “Schna... (read more)

Author: Neil Dennis

18. his a great way to recycle unwanted used items and make a few dollars?
August 22, 2008

jn Are you fond of antique clocks? Motorcycles Rare Rhine stone jewelry Stuffed toys? Queen memorabilia whatever you are collecting, wightauction selling will probably have what you want. Wight auction is essential to know about if you are enthusiastic about your collecting. For instance, if you collect a particular type of watch or vintage dishes, such as Fiesta, you can search wightauction for exactly the piece you need to complete your set. In addition to finding the exact item you are looking for, there is a possibility you'll get it for a great price as well. That tangerine colored ... (read more)

Author: bhupesh sharma

19. Vacationing on the German Rivers
July 30, 2008

Yes it is possible to spend a vacation on German rivers. In fact, you will have to spend more than one vacation in order to experience the beauty of the country from the water. There are cruises offered for all the rivers in the country with stops arranged in cities and towns along the way. The Rhine River is one of the longest and most important rivers in Europe at 820 miles in length. The river originates in the Swiss Alps, but some of the main tributaries are in Germany and Luxembourg. Some of the riverboats sail on the Rhine only, while others combine the trip on the river with that ... (read more)

Author: Ling Tong

20. Take a Cruise Down a German River
July 30, 2008

Instead of taking a cruise to Alaska or the Caribbean this year, why not look at the opportunity to see some of the best scenery in the world with a cruise down a German river? The stunning landscapes have inspired poets, writers and painters over the centuries. The sights you see just might inspire you to show how creative you are. Some of the famous rivers in Germany include the Danube, the Rhine the Elbe and the Moselle. The cruising boats on these rivers do stop at various towns along the way, which adds to your vacation as you explore the attractions of each one. If you love scenes o... (read more)

Author: Ling Tong

21. Wholesale Rhinestone Belts - The true designer fashion accessories
July 07, 2008

Rhinestone belts are considered totally designed fashion accessories. These belts are perfect for most dressy outfits and are frequently studded with rhinestones. Rhinestones normally come with handcrafted work such as cut-glass crystals. Original rhinestones are rock crystals collected from the shores of the Rhine River in Austria. Duplicate rhinestones are finished from glass, acrylics, paste, and gem quartz; they are comparatively low-cost. Belts for women are frequently studded with rhinestones, turquoise, and other semi-precious stones. Belts worn by women must hug either their hips or wa... (read more)

Author: Mark Sten

22. Visiting Germany's ‘other' city
June 23, 2008

Germany probably has more than its fair share of great cities; Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, Dortmund, Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart are just some of the major cities that spring to mind. Indeed, one city in particular which may not spring to mind quite as quickly is Mainz, the capital of the German federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Located on the River Rhine in western Germany, Mainz has over 2000 years of history dating back to early Roman times. Nowadays though, Mainz is a charming little city that has a great deal to offer visitors who are looking to see Germany’s ‘other’ cities. ... (read more)

Author: Daniel Collins

23. You Must Try German Wines
May 21, 2008

It's true that for some, Germany may be better known for its beer than its wines. And in some ways those people may be right - German beer is well-known among those who love beer and those consider it to be the BMW of brew, no pun intended. However, the beautiful weather along the Rhine River and breathtaking regions of Germany make it prime for wine production, and the truth is that German wines are some of the finest in the world. Germany is the ninth largest wine producer in the world, and makes some 1.2 billion bottles annually. This is despite the fact that German vineyards take up le... (read more)

Author: David Cowley

24. Netherlands - Great For a Sailing Holiday
April 25, 2008

Most yachting is located near the IJsselmeer, Wadden Sea and Frisian Islands, places with sand dunes, systems of channels and nice ports. There is lots of yachts available here and you can visit the many historic and interesting seaport towns. The European country of Netherlands is mainly composed of several rivers. You have three large ones: Rhine and its tributaries, Meuse and Waal. Their presence actually parts the country into two. Moreover, you have a vast expanse of river delta in the southwest. Other rivers and tributaries include IJssel and Zuiderzee, or the southern sea. A great... (read more)

Author: D. Browall

25. Fosse Financial - German State Backs WestLB Bailout
April 14, 2008

Fosse Financial, Italy - German state of North-Rhine Westphalia will back 5bn Euro rescue of WestLB. According to sources close to Fosse Financial, the finance minister of the German state of North-Rhine Westphalia has expressed serious concern regarding the impact of the global credit crunch on WestLB. WestLB, the regional bank of North-Rhine Westphalia has been hard hit by its holdings of shares in Volkswagen, BMW and the distributor Metro, and felt the squeeze of the collapse of the US market for high risk home loans. According to sources, reports by Fosse Financial revealed that ... (read more)

Author: Press Sure

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