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Originally posted on forkie talkie:
is a Brazilian fish stew which has been bubbling away in native kitchens for over 300 years. The traditional recipe uses coconut milk, tomatoes, onion, garlic and coriander as the base. There are loads of…

Originally posted on Contra Spem Spero… Et Rideo:
Speaking at event in London, Professor Stephen Hawking told the BBC, “The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race.” It is not the first time the famous …

Verbalists Education & Language Network Manchester Christmas Markets from a helicopter – taken by the National Police Air Service View original post

Originally posted on Colour My Emotions:
Rio is a huuuge city, full of such diverse people! What I probably enjoyed most was the fact that I never met tourists apart on from on the Christ statue. It’s really the people…

Originally posted on urbanphotomag:
I know the city of Manchester well having been brought up nearby and in later life, working in the city centre on several occasions. So, I have always had an awareness of what I regard as…

Originally posted on The GraduATE:
It’s that time of year again; The Manchester Christmas markets are back this year and better than ever. This year they are even bigger so there are so many more stalls to look around.  The…

Originally posted on Adam Higgins – Multimedia Journalist:
QUAYS News became the first to use Manchester Airport’s newly-installed ticket machines as Metrolink launched its latest tram line over a year ahead of schedule on Monday. The special double-tram service promptly…

Originally posted on Venetian Life:
Where: Palazzo Flangini When: 13th February 2015 Start time: 8:00 pm The special themed Grand Ball during 2015 Venice Carnival will take place in a new location, a larger palace, allowing this Ball to really come…

Originally posted on Richard Cooper Photography:
Another trip to this brilliant event in Liverpool’s Sefton Park. We took our daughter in her buggy and this turned out to be a bit of mistake when the crowds, darkness and park terrain…