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63How to get started fencing
by gwenhyver42
Fencing is a sport that can bring about better agility, courage, determination, and problem solving. While it is slightly expensive to begin, it can be worth the price... and it's fun. Before buying... published 2 months ago
64More about poetry: Why Shakespeare Rocks
by Teresa McGurk
Shakespeare's plays aren't going away. No matter how much we develop as a culture, we keep being directed back to Shakespeare's plays for inspiration, enlightenment, education -- and yes, even for... published 2 months ago
75The Sword
by Constant Walker
Sure, the Pen may be mightier than the Sword, but it doesn't look like much when it's hanging on the wall. published 2 months ago
62Vinyl Renaissance
by Matthew Cepican
The Vinyl Preservation Society in Idaho is a beautiful thing. We all love vinyl, but what amazed me about the Vinyl Preservation Society was their incredibly articulate charter they had drawn up for... published 2 months ago
66Milan and Leonardo da Vinci
by vobor
If you have planned a visit to Milan on important city in Italy's fashion capital can not, in my opinion, fail to devote a day of your vacation to one of the architects of the Italian Renaissance. Use this... published 5 months ago
76Michelangelo
by darkside
Renowned Italian painter, sculptor and architect, whose genius was such a power in beautifying the churches of Rome and Florence. Was the last and in some respects the greatest of the Italian sculptors; while... published 6 months ago
75Tarot Cacciatore
by PaulieWalnuts
Copyright © 2008, Paul DiLillo aka PaulieWalnuts What the heck is this? Fortune telling cards, tossed together with some Prego®, parmigiana and some spicy poultry? NO… Cacciatore means in Italian,... published 6 months ago
64The 40 Styles of Chairs
by trefoil
THE 40 STYLES OF CHAIRS There are 40 distinct styles of chairs embracing the period from 3000 B.C. to 1900 A.D.—nearly 7,000 years. Of all the millions of chairs made during the centuries, each one... published 6 months ago
82What to do in Florence, Italy
by happyexplorer
Florence, Italy -- "Firenze" in Italian -- was the center of the Italian Renaissance, and home to many famous artists, including Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. Today it's brimming with art and culture, and is a fascinating city to visit! Here are my favorite things to do and see. published 7 months ago
87Italy Travel – Information, Tips & Advice
by Lissie
Italy is a long time favorite of tourists, 2000 years ago during the Roman Empire there were plenty of tourists, and the Pope in Rome ensured a steady stream of pilgrims for the last 1000 years.These days the smart tourist will learn a few tricks to avoid the crowds and still have a great time in this fascinating country published 10 months ago
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