The Trevi Fountain is much more than just a fountain – a fantastic work of baroque art, regarded as a true jewel of water and stone, and a hugely popular tourist destination.

Which one do you celebrate?

Snippets of news that rarely make page one but are very interesting, all the same.

Recently I was around a little girl in the neighborhood. She was sitting in the dirt with a garden trowel. She was digging with the trowel and throwing dirt over her head. Actually, she was spilling half the dirt in her hair.

The Greek government (the still functioning parts of it, at least) do their utmost to convince the world of one fact: They want to keep the Euro at all cost. The reasons they give are manifold. But their activism points in one direction: The Drachma will come back. The only date this can be done is Christmas.

I had some extra time waiting in line at my local bank so I tried out their "Penny Arcade" that transfers U.S. coin currency into a paper receipt for use as deposit or in exchange for cash bills. I was wowed by the display but upset with the accuracy of the accounting.

They say that life is a constant change. Yes, it’s true just like coins change in time.  Coins. Before paper bills, the credit cards and ATM cards, they were the first. They may change in their shape and color but they were and are always present.

Ten key facts and details on the Royal wedding between Prince William of Wales and Kate Middleton on 29th April, 2011 at the Westminster Abbey, London.

Are Canadians making "spy" coins? The US thinks so.

We all have them. Piles of coins sitting around doing nothing. Piggy banks that will never be drained. Pennies are often the worst offender, nobody wants to deal with them and they sit around doing nothing. Since this money is doing Nothing, why not put it to use for enjoyment and to help the local economy?