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Josh Pykes’ Guitar Boat Makes The News But Not Music October 16, 2008 This boat belongs to Musician Josh Pyke and he is going to use it in a video for his new song ‘Make You Happy.’ This very special boat was created to the exact specifications of the Maton acoustic guitar that Josh Pyke performs with. Australian singer Josh Pyke does not regularly ride through the Sydney Harbor in his totally awesome guitar boat nor does he take it out for fishing trips. The boat is a just a... Read Full Story

   ...Straight from The Baby Boomer Queens' Recipe Box... I like my apple pie spicy and full of ingredients. I want flavor to hit my taste buds like a mac truck hitting a VW, on a wet road, with with no breaks. I hope you enjoy this recipe. It will make your home smell like a bakery shop and be warm and inviting. Serve this pie warm with ice cream or a sharp cheddar cheese slice and a smile. You will be glad you did. INGREDIENTS: The ULTIMATE AUTUMN APPLE PIE The Way I Like It... Read Full Story

Wooden Temples of Kizhi Kizhi, one of most popular tourist destinations is an island on Lake Onega in Russia. This island, 7 kms long and 0.5 kms wide is associated with many beautiful wooden churches chapels and houses. Surrounded by 5000 other islands, the access to Kizhi is by cruise ship. The main attractions of this island are the two large wooden churches and a bell-tower. The area inside Read Full Story

The Bali : Exotic Unseen Farewell Ceremony On the island of Bali, the head of the royal family of Ubud named Agung Suyasa was laid to rest in a rare, spectacular Royal Funeral - the largest in decades. Suyasa, two other members the royal family, and 68 commoners were cremated in a large Hindu ceremony - their bodies having been previously preserved, awaiting cremation, which is Read Full Story

Its surprising that there’s so little (english) information available about this house as it seems to be such a piece of engineering brilliance and a building which, when designed, was way ahead of its time. it was built and lived in by an italian ship engineer by the name of angelo invernizzi (along with assistance from architect ettore fagiuoli) between the years of 1929 & 1935 and can still Read Full Story