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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Oceanian World Tales' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Oceanian World Tales Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Oceanian World Tales 1. Cooking Indian Food At Home - Where To Start? - By: Liz Canham If you read my article, Curry - A Journey, published on the Curry page of this site, you'll know that my first experiences of the dish were of the generic variety which the British invariably cooked and ate when living abroad a few decades ago. You'll also know that I then discovered "real" Indi... Featured ArticleTales Of The Bizarro World It seems to me that at a time like this the CBS news non-story is extremely problematic not to CBS but to all the other news organizations who have been repeatedly failing to do their jobs. Just in case you haven't heard or don't know about what has happened at CBS let me explain. A politically motivated gentlemen handed CBS producers a couple of forged documents to REINFORCE a case that they already had, heaping atop the evidence that showed that our President is indeed an irresponsible cowar ...
Read full story 2. Diamonds – A Blessing Or Curse? - By: Michael Russell Diamonds should be known as the ‘misery stone’ because of the over-importance we have placed on them since the Great Hole of Kimberly was formed in the nineteenth century. Throughout history, diamonds have always attracted attention and with the discovery of every large new stone a ‘story’ or tale s... 3. Cartoon Penguins - By: Peter Emerson Penguins who wouldnt be able to recognize their distinctive black and white, tux-like plumage, their peculiar upright stance, and often humorous waddling gait? Penguins have captivated the interest of many people all over the world. They are simply one of the most familiar birds, even t... 4. Garlic And Superstition - By: Michael Russell Whenever I think of an old horror movie, scary novel, or campfire story, garlic somehow inevitably finds its way into the tale. Garlic has been an object of superstition throughout the ages, and for many people around the world. Some people think that it has the ability to repel evil, wh... 5. Mimicking Disney Characters With Ever-popular Disney Costumes - By: Dave Fisher Children and Walt Disney characters share an inexplicable bond, with the magnetic charm of the Disney characters drawing children towards them from all over the world. These interesting characters, with wonderful tales surrounding each one of them, unfailingly ignite the f... 6. The Cooking Of Kerala - By: Liz Canham Kerala is situated on the South West coast of India right beside Tamil Nadu. The capital is Cochin with its bustling harbour lined with fishing nets and home to fishing boats of all shapes and sizes. Much of the architecture has been influenced by the Chinese who traded along the ... 7. East London Author Brings Out Debut Novel - By: Linda Lenehan Linda Lenehan was born in Southern Ireland and moved to South Africa some years ago. After living in Johannesburg for a number of years she moved to East London and has made it her home. Last week, I had the chance to chat with her over a cup of coffee (quite literally, as the waitress accident... 8. Londons West End Musicals - By: Pauline Wapping Londons theatre scene is glitzy, glamorous and fun, and there are always hundreds of performances going on at once. Some of the most popular shows are the big West End musicals, many of which have been running for years and still sell out weeks in advance. Heres a brief guide to some of ... 9. Fiction Writers - By: Michael Russell Fiction writers understand that the world around them can inspire them to write. A snippet of dialog heard at a restaurant. The way the sky looks at sunrise. The rain as it patters against the window. Inspiration can come in all forms, shapes, and sizes. And the inspiration doesnt always have to be ... 10. German Vacation Destinations Frankfurt - By: Puripong Koomsin Frankfurt, Germany enjoys the prestige of being known as a major business and economic hub not only for Germany but for Europe as a whole. Frankfurt houses the second largest commercial airport in Europe and is a major hub for train rails. The European Central Bank is located in Frankfur... 11. Non-prophet Cartoons: Islam Vs. The West - By: Doug Krieger In the Name of Allah vs. In the Name of Liberty The West--specifically, the European West--stands aghast at Islam's violent reaction to its comedic caricature of the Prophet and ponders: Shall we who enshrine our sacred rights to human expression suffer these cultural indignities ... 12. Meeting The Master Of Macabre Poetry [c.a. Smith] - By: Dennis Siluk Meeting the Master of Macabre Poetry [Dedicated to Clark A. Smith] I met CAS on the docks of Poseidonia (In my dreams last night) He was playing the god Ougabalys With three horns Above his double crown; He had eyes of the dead ... 13. Indian Tandoori Cooking - By: Liz Canham Traditionally, tandoori dishes are cooked in a tandoor, an oval shaped clay oven with a small fire in the bottom. The heat rises gradually but ultimately reaches a much higher temperature than a barbeque. A tandoor is normally used to cook naan bread, meats and kebabs (meat or pan... 14. Tokyo Disneyland Theme Parks - By: Chris Chew A family vacation in a Disney theme park or Disneyland is always a dream holiday for millions of people around the world. The Disney brand is such a resounding success worldwide that it is inconceivable that any child in any developed country do not know what is Disneyland. If... 15. Gurdjieff And Mind Controllers - By: Robert Bruce Baird The dance that Gurdjieff saw the people of Tibet use to enhance their spiritual discipline became almost the only tool he used to teach his French and other students from his Parisian cole which includes the name Priory. That leads me to wonder about the Protocols used by his Russian patron the Czar... 16. From Lances To Light Sabers - By: David R. Why do we write? Well, that's a highly personal question forwhich each person needs to look inside him or herself to findthe answer, but I would guess that, in many cases, it is a wayto set aside "everyday" life for a while and retreat into asetting of your own creation. After all, when you'... 17. The Princess Bride (dvd) Review - By: Britt Gillette Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Music, The Princess Bride should've been awarded the designation of best comedy of the year. Having built a large cult following since its 1987 release, The Princess Bride continues to entertain whole new generations of fans. Its end... 18. Omega Watches - An Intriguing Look At The History Behind These Luxurious Watches - By: Kevin Erickson Engineered to the nth degree, the Omega watch brand is a staple on many a well-to-do man's dresser; tucked safely away inside its luxurious velvet box, ensuring that this extremely fine timepiece will be free from dust and scratches when not eloquently strapped to its owner's wrist.br /... 19. Amusement Parks And Theme Parks In Germany -- Part 1 Of 3 - By: Marcus Hochstadt As we get spring here in Germany and the temperature goes up, our Amusement Parks and Theme Parks opened their doors. (Some are open for a few weeks in the winter season as well, but most not) A&T Parks in German definition means, take an entire day and have a lot of fun... 20. Halloween Books - By: Michael Russell Don't you just love to read? This is a favorite past time for many of us, worldwide. Once you sit down with that perfect book and truly get involved, you may not get up until it's completely finished. I know I'm this way when it comes to scary books. I can always take-on a new and exciting horror no... 21. The Legendary Oriental Bangkok - The Grand Dame On The Chao Phraya Turns 130 - By: (see Article) The Oriental Bangkok, the world-renowned luxury hotel, is theoldest hotel in Bangkok, has a legacy of famous writers and along and famous history. She celebrates her 130th anniversarythis year.Two Danish sea captains founded the Oriental in1865 during the reign of King Rama IV whenThai... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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