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History Of Perfume & Fragrance

25th September 2009
Perfume is one of those products that may influence our emotions. People`s sense of smell influences behavior and sets different moods. It may even bring up memories of the past. As a marketing tool, perfume is also present in our everyday lives and it ca... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

How to Give Your Fireplace a Makeover

22nd August 2009
The time-honored fireplace has been the center of the home since time immemorial and has slowly evolved into a modern-day convenience. The basic premise of the fireplace has changed little since the days when primitive man lit fires in caves, but today fi... Read >
Author: JimStevens

Peeling back the Onion Even More - Understanding the ‘God’ Concept

04th August 2009
There can be many starting points and many paths to finding the kernel of truth contained in the many-layered onion. A great many of these paths can be found after much time and energy to be a blind alley – a dead end, and a waste of time. It is because... Read >
Author: Harry A Connor Jr

Peking Man Site

11th May 2009
A significant Paleolithic site, Peking Man Site is positioned in Zhoukoudian of Fangshan District in Beijing. This astounding cave site was first discovered in 1927 and at that time it amazed the world immensely. A few years later, in 1929 skull fossils... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye

The Origin of Solar Panels

01st May 2009
Even primitive man was well aware of the power contained in the warmth of the sun. Solar cookers, water desalination and home heating were among the earliest methods through which human beings harnessed solar energy for their own benefit. Within the la... Read >
Author: The Outdoor Guy

Panic Attacks - What is Fight or Flight Response?

14th April 2009
The first step in helping yourself deal with panic attacks is to understand that anxiety and fear are normal emotions. These feelings are actually mechanisms to help, not hurt us. This mechanism stems back to primitive man who was hunting wild animal... Read >
Author: Bertil Hjert

The Healing Nature of Sleep

16th January 2009
Sleep is a source of energy. Your body in repose is the same bony structure which must be kept upright all day. The relaxed muscles holding the nightly position are the same which bring you into daily action. The way you lie in bed influences the way you ... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

Music and Musical Instruments

08th January 2009
Since the beginning of civilization, primitive man began to use dance and religious ceremonies to pray to the gods to be successful hunting and crops. At the same time is developing the techniques of the sounds that accompany the rites began. Every cultu... Read >
Author: Freshoutsourcing

History of the mattress

27th November 2008
We spend almost a third of our lives in slumber. We sleep for an average of 3,285 hours out of 8,640 every year which totals up to 137 days out of 365 per year. In an average lifetime of 80 years, we sleep for 10,960 days. And, we spend 20 per cent of all... Read >
Author: Daggerdan

The Fascinating History of Beer

13th October 2008
Beer is made of barley, fermented yeast, water and various other ingredients. Word beer is derived from the Latin word 'bibere' meaning 'to drink'. It can be safely assumed that beer like beverages were independently invented among various cultures throug... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Herbal Medicine: What Is Herbal Medicine and Is It Safe?

16th September 2008
Herbal Medicine is a form of alternative medicine based on the use of plants in the form of herbal supplements, raw herbs, herbal extracts, herbal tinctures, and other herbal remedies such as tablets, ointments, and capsules. Herbal medicine use is on the... Read >
Author: Healing Headquarters LLC

The History of Plaster

29th July 2008
Copyright (c) 2008 Able Skills Did you know that the concept of plastering has been around for hundreds of years? In fact, there is evidence that even primitive man used plaster made from mud in order to hold together their dwellings made from sticks.... Read >
Author: Able Skills

Why Do People Dream

25th July 2008
All species of animals dream in one form or another. These dreams have more than one purpose, as do many things in the natural world. One reason is partially understood by today's researchers and psychologists. The second bigger reason is unknown in the m... Read >
Author: Steve

Therapeutic Music - A Positive Aid To Health !

27th March 2008
We have come a long way from the time man first learned to make music using a primitive, home made drum or hollow stem cut from a tree. Today, it could be said that making music is a high-tech industry where digital, even computerised instruments of one... Read >
Author: James Keith

Expanding Your Comfort Zone

08th October 2007
A little while back I scanned through one of the 2,000+ eBooks on my hard drive to get an estimate of its value (the eBook, that is, not the hard drive). The book seemed indeed worthwhile, especially because the author presented me with an idea: One of th... Read >
Author: BrandSmit

Destruction of the Inca Civilization

01st July 2007
Agriculture was a fundamentally important step in the development of civilization, because it constituted the discovery of a way to live and let others live, too. As long as primitive man remained dependent upon hunting or wild fruit and vegetables there ... Read >

You Can & Will Become Everything You Want ! (Part 2 of 2)

01st May 2007
(That Is Why I Strongly Advise Everyone To Develop Insight & Wisdom) Throughout History we, as a civilization (not the 1st & we'll not be the last) have experienced a lot of war & unimaginable savagery inflicted upon us by leaders of various groups of ... Read >

Ancient Evolution Theory And Infinite With Finite Paradox In Hinduism

30th April 2007
Hinduism is factually the world's oldest religion and thus, there is a number of misconceptions on it. Probably one of the most famous misconceptions, even within Hindus, is that they are required to worship idols. The truth is Hindus are asked not to ... Read >
Author: Thanaseelan

Acupuncture Theory

13th April 2007
While there are many health issues acupuncture can help with, it is sometimes important to step back and understand what is going on. Acupuncture theory goes a long way to understanding the treatment. Acupuncture Theory The word theory is interestin... Read >
Author: Alien

History of Perfume & Fragrance

01st April 2007
Perfume is one of those products that may influence our emotions. People`s sense of smell influences behavior and sets different moods. It may even bring up memories of the past. As a marketing tool, perfume is also present in our everyday lives and it ca... Read >
Author: Roberto Sedycias

A Ceiling Fan Will Create A Light Pleasant Breeze Making You Feel Like You Are On a Tropical Beach.

09th February 2007
The temperature soaring, a hot gust of wind keeps puffing occasionally to make the place so warm and humid. Typical conditions in this metropolitan city, you have just returned home after a mind boggling time at office. Its time to relax, so you pull ... Read >
Author: Kalwant Rana

Mens Clothing - From Fig Leaves To Designer Suits

05th May 2006
As early as 50,000 years ago, our ancestral Homo sapiens used whatever was in their surroundings to shield themselves from the harsh climate. Anthropologists have unearthed human fossils from the Arctic Circle and saw evidence of men's clothing made of fu... Read >
Author: Mark Dietzel

The Uses Of Leather

12th April 2006
In ancient times, survival depended on sheer agricultural and hunting skills, and the primitive man quickly discovered how to exploit nature's offerings. In order to survive the harsh winters, our ancestors processed the fur and skin of the animals the... Read >
Author: Dalvin Rumsey

Why Do Dogs Bark?

25th March 2006
Barking is probably one of the most negative qualities attributed to dogs and/or Shih Tzu. Incessant barking is always irritating to owners and anyone surrounding the incessant barking dog or Shih Tzu. Shih Tzu barks for a variety of reasons. Owner... Read >
Author: Connie Limon

Tithing: The Active Ingredient in Living a Prosperous Life

21st February 2006
True prosperity has a spiritual basis. "God is the Source of your supply." So states Catherine Ponder in her wonderful book The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity. Just as we engage God through prayer for that which we claim to be true, and we connect with God sp... Read >
Author: Diane Harmony

Tea and Aromatherapy by Rachel Johnston

11th September 2005
Often I am asked why we offer so many teas and scents at ScentbySpirit.com rather than focusing on one or the other. For me the answer seems easy, but the more thought I put into it, the dawning realization is that maybe some people haven't made the conn... Read >
Author: Rachel Johnston

Sweetness

13th August 2005
"This Week" by the Bahrain Meditation Centre Sweetness Scientists believe that our attraction to 'sweetness' is innate and in early days helped primitive man intuitively select safe foods whilst avoiding the bitter ones which were mostly poison... Read >
Author: Aruna Ladva