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Wildlife Conservation in India

By Mark Bottell · 14 years ago

Want to volunteer for wildlife conservation work? India can be a great destination to choose. Wildlife Conservation in India There are numerous destinations around the world where it is possible to volunteer to work in ...

He won’t Wear a Condom? Some Good Responses

By Tim Leach · 14 years ago

It seems that some men will try anything to avoid wearing a condom. If you find that during the heat of the moment your lover simply refuses to "get it on" as it were, then ...

How to Tell Someone You Have an STD

By Tim Leach · 14 years ago

Do you remember the Sex and the City episode where Miranda learns that she has Chlamydia? After receiving the results from her STD panel she has the rather arduous task of phoning all her ex-lovers ...

Where is Writing Going?

By Julietta Henderson · 14 years ago

Articles of Faith: Words & Sentences It has been said that true writers are people who find writing difficult. This adage is meant to suggest that good writing is no easy task, full of pitfalls ...

Dragons and the BBC

By Peter Vasilou · 14 years ago

Komodo dragons are fascinating creatures: giant carnivorous lizards that can grow to almost ten feet in length and they are the apex predators on the Indonesian islands that they inhabit. With their toxic breath, resulting ...

Dishonourable Discharge - Political Leaders & Stds

By Tim Leach · 14 years ago

There are a number of theories about the sexual health of history's most prominent political leaders. So what truth is there in the conjecture that these famous figures could have benefited from an STD test? ...

Advertising STDs

By Tim Leach · 14 years ago

Many TV adverts have tried to raise awareness of STDs. Here are a few of the most unusual ones... Talking about STDs can be an awkward business, just ask any sex education teacher! But while ...

The Kaçkar Mountains – Turkey's Hidden Secret

By Tony Maniscalco · 14 years ago

If you want to get off the beaten track and discover some of the best Turkey walks, head to the Kaçkar Mountains. The Kaçkar Mountains – Turkey's Hidden Secret Away from the overcrowded coastline of ...

Same Symptoms, Not Always an STD

By Tim Leach · 14 years ago

When things aren’t quite shipshape down below, it’s very easy to think the worst. In these situations, you should invariably undertake STD testing, as you may have contracted something which, left untreated, could affect your ...

Christmas Camping in France

By Lorraine Waddell · 14 years ago

Camping in France at Christmas may be slightly in the chilly side, but you will find the spirit of family and generosity that surrounds you will warm you up in no time. Whilst the celebrations ...

The Legend of Adam’s Peak, Sri Lanka

By Peter Vasiliou · 14 years ago

Adam’s Peak is one of the most recognisable places in Sri Lanka, yet many people are not aware of the island’s famous mountain until they visit it for themselves on their Sri Lanka holidays. The ...

Eat Your Way to Safe Sex

By Tim Leach · 14 years ago

With entire shops and websites dedicated to novelty and flavoured condoms, safe sex doesn’t have to mean boring sex. These safe ideas will ensure that you are your partner are hungry for each other in ...

A Buddhist Break in Sri Lanka

By Peter Vasiliou · 14 years ago

Today, about 70 per cent of the Sri Lankan population practises Buddhism. According to Sri Lankan tradition, the faith was introduced in the 2nd Century, during the reign of King Devanampiyatissa and although it has ...

Exploring the Red Sea From the Resort of Hurghada

By Claire Bryant · 14 years ago

Located on the coast of the Red Sea, the resort of Hurghada is not only popular with European travellers on their holidays in Egypt, but with Egyptian holidaymakers too. Founded in the twentieth century and ...

3 After Dark Holiday Activities in Egypt

By Claire Bryant · 14 years ago

Regarded as one of the most historically important countries in the world, the enigmatic and diverse culture that visitors experience on their holidays to Egypt continues to fascinate the thousands of people who visit every ...

Adventure Holidays in Sri Lanka

By Ricky Coates · 14 years ago

Sri Lanka is a country with much to offer, from diverse and beautiful scenery to cultural and historical sites. However, for more active holiday makers, holidays in Sri Lanka are perfect for a range of ...

SEO Jobs in a Recession

By Gail Kenny · 14 years ago

As Britain begins to make its way out of the recession, we should be prepared for the job market to take a little longer to recover; the high unemployment figures that we have been left ...

The Shark and The Albatross

By Mark Bottell · 14 years ago

It’s a fairly common sight to see birds attempting to make a meal out of fish, but when the fish in question turns on the bird then it’s certainly a very strange sight to behold. ...

Skin Up With Shakespeare

By Robert Kane · 14 years ago

The sonnets and plays of William Shakespeare are arguably some of the most inspirational in the world, but when the Bard needed inspiration of his own he turned to marijuana seeds. When you think of ...

Once More to Agincourt – Historic France

By Lorraine Waddell · 14 years ago

The picturesque Pas-de-Calais has plenty to offer tourists camping in France’s north coast department. Its proximity to England, and the convenience of the Eurotunnel and ferry transport options from Calais ensures easy access to its ...