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Somma and Vesuvius: The Most Dangerous Volcano Complex in the WorldMount Somma and Mount Vesuvius are quiet for now. One of these volcanic wonders may awaken once again, threatening millions of people. -
Five Ways to Celebrate Vesuvius DayOn August 24, 79 A.D., Mt. Vesuvius erupted. Now Vesuvius Day is always celebrated on August 24. -
Mount Vesuvius Erupts, 79 ADWhen Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, the destruction was devastating. It wasn't the first time the volcano had erupted, and it wouldn't be the last. -
Climbing Mount Vesuvius in Naples, ItalyThis article explains how to prepare for a hike to the crater of Mount Vesuvius and discusses the history of this famous, ancient mountain. -
Mount Vesuvius and the Destruction of PompeiiIn 79 AD, when the Roman Empire was just barely over a century old, Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried with it forever the great city of Pompeii. -
Essay on VesuviusAn essay on Mt Vesuvius in Italy, and the impact it had on Pompeii/Herculaneum.
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Mad Mountain: In the Shadow of VesuviusClimbing Mt. Vesuvius, the world's most famously destructive volcano, is one way to gain some perspective on the relationship between Neapolitans and their iconic mountain. -
Book Review "Pompeii, City on Fire" by T.L. HigleyAncient city Pompeii is brought to life in this fictional account of people living during the 70's AD before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
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Explore the Houses of Roman HerculaneumHerculaneum, a Roman city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius' 79 AD eruption, gives an amazing glimpse into the life and times of the Roman Empire.
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Top Destinations in Naples, ItalyThere are several places worth visiting in Naples, Italy. Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii, and New Castle are just a few of them. -
Fun Ideas for Learning with the Kids This SummerThe summer months are here and the youngsters are home. What creative ideas and projects can be done with the kids to entertain and also help them learn? Follow this list of national monthly events. -
Healing with Crystals: AragoniteAragonite is a unique crystals because of the wide variety of methods that it forms in.
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Coffee Explainedthoughts about one of my favorite beverages
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Tri-State (OH, WV, KY) Resources for Couples and Families with ChildrenHere are some of the locations, recreation, entertainment, and services that add to the quality of life for couples and those with children in the Ashland, Ironton, Huntington area. There are civic organizations, museums, libraries, parks, and more.
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Review of Twelve Night Mediterranean Cruise on the RCCL BrillianceThis 2100 word article gives a comprehensive review of the twelve night Mediterranean Cruise on board the Brilliance of the Seas.
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Amalfi Coast Side Trips for Every BudgetThere are many great side trips you can take from the Amalfi Coast. It does not matter if you are looking to go hiking, lay on a beach, shopping or to visit historical churches and towns.
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Easy Tips for Losing Weight and Keeping it Off This FallTips for losing weight during the holiday season
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Aunt Vi Chronicles Redux, Part 5: The Last Few DaysAunt Vi leaves Capri for Naples and then it's back home at last!
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First-Person: California Wildfires from Venice BeachVenice Beach is about 29 miles from these devastating fires. Offering a frighteningly clear view of this unfolding natural disaster. -
How to Enjoy Naples, ItalyNaples, Italy is one of the oldest cities in the world and celebrates with a rich and vibrant culture full of great food. Read this 400 word article to learn more about this travel destination.
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A List of Some of the Largest Volcanoes on EarthA look at some of the largest volcanoes on Earth and their most recent eruptions. -
Darkest of Days Game InterviewSkewed and reviewed gets the latets on the time travel 3D Shooter, Darkest of Days.
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Book Review: Magic Tree House #13 Vacation Under the VolcanoA book review of the children's book Vacation Under the Volcano.
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Student Travel: Best Ancient Historical Places to SeeThis article gives information on some of the best historical places for students to visit. If you have interests in ancient civilizations, the following destinations should suit you.
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Italy: The Keeper of Ancient TreasuresBesides food and wine, Italy is well-known for being the host of the arts. There are numerous monuments and museums in Italy that house famous works of art.
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The Depth of Intelligence in Emily Dickinson's PoetryA look at the evolution of critical thought on Emily Dickinson's poetry and how that affected the way she was perceived over the course of time.
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The 10 Worst Downloadable Rock Band SongsHere are the 10 worst downloadable songs currently offered on Rock Band (and Rock Band 2).
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A Real Electric Energy Development Plan for the Pacific NorthwestUltra Cheap Energy is right under your feet especially in hot spots. The Subject is completely Ecotaboo!
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Writer's Block - an Editor is Allowed to Be Impatient SometimesThe role of the writer is to write, something, anything, as long as it is original. Sometimes, doing this is not as easy as other times. However, the job of the writer is to write.
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Fried Ice Cream and CurryThis is the heart warming short tale of a girl and her poor food choices.
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Top 10 Fall Vacation IdeasThere are advantages in taking a fall vacation. There are fewer crowds. Airfare and hotels are cheaper. Temperatures are moderate and you can enjoy the colors of fall scenery. Here are my choices for the top 10 places to go on vacation in the fall. -
Pompeii - Studies in ArchaeologyPompeii is one of the most interesting archaeological finds. Life was captured in authenticity buried beneath layers of molten lava and ash.
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Beautiful DayOnce upon a time in Naples a dream became real. -
Spring Break, Italian StyleItaly is a great destination for spring break. You'll want to be prepared when you go. Here are some packing tips for your vacation. -
Budget-Friendly Valentine's Day Restaurants in Indianapolis, IndianaA guide to four Indianapolis, Indiana restaurants that offer affordable dining for Valentine's Day.
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The Yellowstone Supervolcano and Bible ProphecyA recent earthquake swarm in Yellowstone reminds us that it is an area of geologic activity. But do earthquakes in the Yellowstone area signify anything prophetic? -
April 19: Today's Notable BirthdaysHappy birthday to Hayden Christensen, Tim Curry, Christine Dente, Kate Hudson, Ashley Judd, Dudley Moore, Jayne Mansfield, Eliot Ness, Paloma Picasso, Al Unser, Jr. and more. Is April 19th your birthday? What notable people share your birthday?
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Let the Games Begin ... The Vancouver Olympics, that IsEven the time-honored Olympic Games are worth a laugh or two. Take a load off and find some humor in this grand event with columnist Matt Gerwitz. -
Volcanoes: Active, Potentially Active, or Extinct?A brief overview of what to look for and how to understand the difference between an active, potentially active or extint volcano.
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Roman Empire CultureSome of the cultural elements of the Roman Empire.
