Following on the huge success of its predecessor, The Voyager, we’re proud to introduce The Odyssey, an unlocked, dual-SIM, quad band world phone with every modern cellphone convenience imaginable, such as Wi-Fi and bonus 2GB microSD card included free!
The Odyssey [...]
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Odyssey – WiFi Quadband Dual-SIM Cellphone w/ 3 Inch Touchscreen
March 3rd, 2010
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Bali villas turn dreams into realities
February 20th, 2010
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Bali is an Indonesian island, and is a part of what is known as the Lesser Sunda archipelago. With an active volcano, beautiful beaches, large coral reefs, rock formations, and temples that date back to the fifteenth century, the land is a tourist’s paradise. For anyone who wants to get away from the hurly burly [...]
A Quick Narration of the Mahabharata
February 16th, 2010
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The earliest known historical records about this valuable book wrote Panini, an Indian Sanskrit grammarian from the 4th century BC. Albeit there may be other historical records, Western scholars often deform Indian history and screw it up only to 2000 years BC. A typical example is a statement from Encyclopedia Britannica (2005 Deluxe Edition) where [...]
Financial Inclusion and Poverty Reduction
February 10th, 2010
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2.0 CONCERNS ABOUT POVERTY
As we got ready to complete the first half of the decade of the 1990s, growing concerns about poverty stood out in political agendas all over the industrialized and the developing worlds including Zambia.
The stubbornness of poverty, even in the richest of nations, is being met with increasing impatience, and governments of [...]
Laga Handbags – Hands, Handles, and Hope
February 8th, 2010
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Laga Handbags are one of a kind handcrafted handbags. They were part of the April 2009 “Handbags Of Hope” online auction. Laga Designs International, Inc., however, hands out hope on a daily basis. This company definitely has a handle on the concept of helping one’s neighbor.
Roy and Louise van Broekhuizen fashioned Laga Handbags following the [...]
What is a Rebab?
February 7th, 2010
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Thought to have originated in Persia and perhaps arrived in Indonesia due to trading with India, the Balinese rebab is categorised as a â??bowed spiked fiddleâ?. It is used as a melodic instrument in a number of different Balinese gamelan orchestras, notably gambuh, semar pegulingan and gong suling.
The resonator of a rebab is made from [...]
Malaysia Trip – Travel Tourism in Malaysia
February 6th, 2010
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Malaysia is a place where Malays, Indians, Chinese and many others cultural groups live together in peace and harmony .It is a vibrant melting pot of different kinds of people and religions. It is a home to hundreds of colorful festivals. Fusion of myriad cultures has made Malaysia a visitorâ??s delight. There is no doubt [...]
Paradise Found in Bali
February 6th, 2010
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Bali is often described as paradise, and if you have ever visited, you will know why. With beautiful sandy beaches backed by green hills and craggy mountains, it is a picturesque place to visit. Balinese people and their culture make this island stand apart from other tropical beach paradises. Bali’s tourism was marred with terrorist [...]
Delivering Romantic Wedding in Bali
February 3rd, 2010
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The island of Bali known as “island of God” is a small island amongs Indonesian archipelago. Bali Island, One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, the perfect holiday destination for all ages offers something for everyone. Bali are famous for their heritage Balinese culture, arts, crafts and also its people. Our island [...]
Visitor Attractions in Indonesia
February 1st, 2010
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Indonesia is a land of mountains, volcanoes, dense forests, attractive beaches, spectacular natural beauty, which draws the attention of various tourists throughout the year. With its glorious temples, huge mosques, museums Indonesia is a house of several magnificent Indonesia Tourist Attractions.
Attractions in Indonesia
Java- Jakarta – The capital city [...]
