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~ George Bernard Shaw

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Life Finds a Way

July 1, 2015Life Finds a WayScientists have discovered a female Boa constrictor that can produce offspring without mating and, through such asexual reproduction and under natural circumstances, produced 22 female offspring. This is something that was thought to be impossible. (Source: CBC News) Remember Jeff Goldblum’s famous line from the 1993 movie ‘Jurassic Park’? Life finds a way Conclusion? Nobody

Valencia, Spain

June 21, 2015Valencia, SpainValencia is the third largest city in Spain and the capital of the community of Valencia. Located on the sea, it was founded as a Roman colony, in 138 BC, but next to the ancient historical center it is also known for its City of Arts and Sciences, with many beautiful futuristic structures. City of

Wildlife in Civilized Times

May 2, 2015Wildlife in Civilized TimesPhoto: Innocence Betrayed by Hilary O’Leary As we eradicate wildlife from the face of Earth, so we eradicate the wild within. We systemically kill off the beautiful, the unspoiled and the pure. An unspeakable tragedy is taking place. You already know this. A BBC headline reads “Wildlife decline may lead to ‘empty landscape” “It may”…

Sacred Landscape

May 2, 2015Sacred LandscapeHadrian’s villa, or Villa Adriana in Italian, the second UNESCO world heritage site located in Tivoli, was the greatest Roman example of an Alexandrian garden, recreating a sacred landscape. The name is misleading. If you are picturing a fancy house, don’t. The complex included palaces, several thermae, theatre, temples, libraries, state rooms, and quarters for

April 30, 2015Tivoli, ItalyStepping outside of Rome, into a sea of picturesque Mediterranean landscapes, the journey continues in Tivoli, Italy. More than just an aesthetic voyage, it enthralls all the senses. An afternoon in the Villa d’Este, spent mainly in its magnificent garden, surrounded by nature, waterfalls and water-plays… I hope the photographs can, at least somewhat, transmit

April 27, 2015Rome, Italy“Italia terra fecunda est.” – Opening sentence in Imperium Ramonaum, a Latin text book. Rome The exploration of Italy has just begun. First stop: Rome. A beautiful city, rich in history and full of people who speak a dulcet language, yet there is one thing I cannot get used to: The world-famous Italian coffee. You

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