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Car Parts The Importance of Wheels

29th September 2009
We’ve all noted at some point or another that a particular thing is the best invention since that of the wheel. Or perhaps we’ve laughed as someone has tried to make a simple process unnecessarily difficult for themselves by ‘reinventing the wheel... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

The Secret of Distilling

29th September 2009
It is said that the art of distilling was discovered somewhere in Asia in approximately 800 B.C. The assumption was that this technique was merely used to make perfumes, however this has been refuted. The method by which the processes found its way t... Read >
Author: Garland Drake

The Ghillie Suit; a Sharpshooter's Most Essential Asset

25th September 2009
Anyone knows what camouflage is, but fewer people have seen a ghillie suit. And unless you are looking very carefully, you may not see it period. Landlords would hire guys to go around their property and repel illegal hunters in the beginnings of the ghi... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

A Ghillie Suit; a Sharpshooter's Most Critical Asset

25th September 2009
Not many people who know about camouflage have heard of what a ghillie suit is. You might not see it at all unless you are really looking carefully. Landowners would pay men to go around their properties and catch poachers in the beginnings of the ghillie... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

A Ghillie Suit; a Sharpshooter's Most Essential Item

25th September 2009
Everyone has heard of what camouflage is, but far fewer people have seen a ghillie suit. You might not see it at all unless you are looking hard. The ghillie suit dates back to Scotland when barons would pay men to patrol their properties to repel illega... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

A Ghillie Suit; a Paintballer's Most Important Piece of Equipment

25th September 2009
Everybody knows what camouflage is, but far fewer people have seen a ghillie suit. And unless you are looking very hard, you may not see it period. Barons would hire guys to go around their lands and hunt poachers in the beginnings of the ghillie suit. Th... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Rediscovering The Wonders Of Accordions

16th September 2009
There seems to be fewer and fewer bands which include accordion in the list of instruments they play. Typical modern bands use drums, electric guitar, bass guitar, and keyboards but accordions? No. It is no wonder Generations X and Y generally regar... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Industrial Automation- What, Why and How Explained

08th September 2009
If eighteenth century saw the advent of industrial revolution, the twenty- first century is surely witnessing a revolution in the name of industrial automation. Simply put, man first invented machines to take over manual labour and ease his burden. As dep... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson

An Overview of Burgler Alarms

07th September 2009
It was during the eighteenth century that burglar alarm made its name as a mode to identify who entered a certain passageway, such as doors or windows. Nowadays, burglar alarms are not solely used as an indication for possible entrance or exit of unwanted... Read >
Author: Emerson Swanson

Street Hypnosis

06th September 2009
Street Hypnosis – Getting Started Interest is increasing in a new, amazing activity known as “Street Hypnosis”. Unlike clinical hypnosis, in street hypnosis, a hypnotist puts a person into a rapid trance and has him or her perform fun activities fo... Read >
Author: Sean Michael Andrews

Why a Maternity Belly Band Will Save You Money

04th September 2009
Not quite as great as Prometheus's thoughtful gift of fire or Edison's gift of electric lighting, but very very close: The maternity belly band certainly numbers among the smartest, simplest, most useful inventions known to womankind. The design seems so ... Read >
Author: Ashley J Michaels

Flamenco Music

31st August 2009
The flamenco is a time honored musical and dance genre that originated in Spain. Flamenco developed in Andalusia due to the interaction between Arabic, Andalusian, Sephardic and Gypsy cultures in the area in the 19th century, although forms of the music a... Read >
Author: Kristin Royce

Crown Mouldings Are For More Than Just Traditional Houses

19th August 2009
Popularized in Georgian homes of the eighteenth century, most individuals have the misconception that crown mouldings are only suitable in older, houses with lots of architectural trim. However, crown moldings have been used for an untold amount of time ... Read >
Author: Fred Clark

Information About Wholesale Handbags Suppliers

13th August 2009
The wholesale handbags supplier can be the business sector you have wanted in your life. The business is parallel to the eighteenth-century merchant traders where there is selling of commodities for earnings. The modern-day wholesale handbag business fo... Read >
Author: yitianjue

Coach Travel for Bath

01st August 2009
Bath is a preferred short trip destination for travellers. But a few hours trailing round the main museums or sitting on an open-top bus will not give you much more than a fleeting impression of the consequential city. Keywordis a unique destination wit... Read >
Author: Fredrick Mullen

Sport Formal Shirts for a Formal Aura

06th July 2009
Almost everybody owns a formal shirt. An explanation about this prominent and ubiquitous item of clothing would be futile. But a historical evolution of a shirt would definitely prove worthwhile. The concept of a shirt had existed even before the Middle A... Read >
Author: Icon

Chenille Fabric Review

30th June 2009
Chenille is a form of weaving that results in one of the softest textures of all. Tapestries made from chenille require delicate handling, but are tactilely interesting and more touchable than any other type of tapestry.Chenille is actually the French wor... Read >
Author: Dale Stark

Fun with the Mitsubishi Eclipse

17th June 2009
From its beginnings in 1990, the Mitsubishi Eclipse has been a fun car. Many young people are attracted to the fun design of this little sports coupe. While the car has done quite well for Mitsubishi dealerships across the United States, the car is quite ... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner

Beds come of age

16th June 2009
In the past, beds used to a place in which to sleep and also to possibly celebrate conjugal or similar relationships. How times change. Like everything else that we use in our daily lives, the ordinary bed has been impacted by technology. A mere £35,000 ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Important Need To Know Information About Government Death Records

15th June 2009
Government death records are searched all the time by many people who are looking for someone that can’t be found. People will search these records to find out if someone is still living and able to be found. Now, before you start to research these gove... Read >
Author: hb1969

Alternatives to believing in scientists

12th June 2009
How do you feel about scientists? Maybe you admire them, especially if they win a Nobel Prize or invent something that benefits all of humanity. But do you worship them? Do you 'believe' in them? Science isn't about worship, it's about respect, hard work ... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury

Evolution of the Eclipse

03rd June 2009
The Mitsubishi Eclipse made its debut in 1990. The new car was a brainchild of an alliance between Chrysler and Mitsubishi. These companies had joined to form Diamond Star Motors. The car itself was not a brand new design but rather a new spin on a car... Read >
Author: Ronnie Tanner

Using a Freight Forwarder - why their contractual liability is limited

13th May 2009
I have explained in an earlier article that a freight forwarder or shipping company is in a privileged position; if the shipper’s goods are proven to be lost or damaged in transit, the carrier does not have to compensate for the full value of the goods.... Read >
Author: Stephen Willis

The Early History of the Diamond

13th May 2009
Diamonds have been found in numerous various locales but in only a select few in prominent amounts. Most frequently the diamond was discovered in the sand and gravel of stream beds, where it was conserved because of its immobile chemical nature, its incre... Read >
Author: Allison Ryan

Grape concord

01st April 2009
Introduced in the eighteenth century, these days there is more than 400,000 tons of Concord Grapes being produced each year. Besides being produced commercially, Concord Grapes are furthermore developed in private farms intended for captive utilization an... Read >
Author: Didier LeScraigne

Ras Al Khaimah . . . Charm of Nature and Treasures Of History

27th March 2009
It was known as a “Julphar” city, habitat of trade and habitat of the famous Arabian sailor “Shehab Ad’deen Ahmad Bin Majid” who was called “The Sea’s Lion” Ras Al Khaimah emirate is located some 64 kilometers easternmost of the coast of ... Read >
Author: aahmed

Tips on how to Host a Modern Day Masquerade Party

21st March 2009
Attending a party anonymously and in disguise dates back as far as the eighteenth century. The masquerade played a large part in the ideas and themes of England and its popularity spanned most of the century, bringing together people of all classes, from ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

Bingo Card Game

17th March 2009
Bingo is a gambling game. It is a card game. It can also be defined as a game of chance. The origin of bingo was from Italy. Bingo game was first developed in the sixteenth century in Italy. It was considered as a lottery game at that time. By eighteenth ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Why you should shellac your weissenborn guitar

13th March 2009
When I began to build my Queensland Maple Weissenborn guitar I almost immediately began to think about what kind of finish it was going to have. To be perfectly honest I really had decided right from the start that it was to be a Shellac or “French Poli... Read >
Author: Terry

How the Dominoes matches begin

13th March 2009
The true history of Dominoes does seem to be akin to a big pot of facts, covered with a lid of confusion! The true origins of Dominoes remains unclear. In the West, there seems to be no record of Dominoes Games being played, right up until late in the e... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Famous Names on Antique Stock Certificates

11th March 2009
Although the vast majority of collectible or even antique stock certificates can be purchased for under $100, there are a few stock certificates which are worth mentioning for their collectible value. Each stock certificate is unique, making them difficul... Read >
Author: RealStockCertificates.com LLC

Do you know Domain and Page Naming Tricks for Better SEO Results?

09th March 2009
The importance of domain and page naming is obvious, but you might not have realized the connection to SEO. We all know that unless our domain name is highly recognizable and memorable then we won’t get many customers, but good domain names also matter ... Read >
Author: Ram sihasan

Tokyo - Not a City, Really Another World

06th March 2009
When visitors to Japan first arrive at Narita International Airport, they often experience immediate culture shock. Signs point the way in Kanji (Japanese characters), but most tourists can’t read them. Without a few helpful signs in English, it would b... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Do you know Domain and Page Naming Tricks for Better SEO Results?

06th March 2009
The importance of domain and page naming is obvious, but you might not have realized the connection to SEO. We all know that unless our domain name is highly recognizable and memorable then we won’t get many customers, but good domain names also matter ... Read >
Author: Ram sihasan

Enjoy the diverse shades of your magnificent Holidays in Goa

26th February 2009
One of the greatest reasons to feast the attractive state of Goa is the opportunity to enjoy a holiday leisurely and smoothly. Here you are, not fill in a drowsy village, enjoying your magnificence rental villa, away from the interest group of tourists fr... Read >
Author: lizawelma

Tokyo Has Grown In Size And Culture

18th February 2009
Tokyo was not always the huge metropolis that it is today. It was originally a fishing village and went by the name of Edo. However, this once small fishing village did not remain small for a long period of time. In the year 1603, Edo became a Japanese go... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

5 things not to miss in 2009 on the Isle of Wight

02nd February 2009
If you come to the Isle of Wight in 2009 there will be a lot for you to see and do, and you'll have to pack all of that into the time that you have there if you don't want to miss out on anything and regret not seeing it once you get back home. If you are... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Growing Potatoes

09th January 2009
The potato or Solanum Tuberosum is a hugely common and popular vegetable that has become one of the most widely used vegetables in the UK and has become part of our staple diet. After all no traditional roast dinner would be complete without roast or m... Read >
Author: dtymon

Exciting Game of Chance

05th January 2009
Bingo is a most popular and exciting game of chance in which randomly selected numbers are drawn and players have to match that number to those appearing on their cards. When a player completes the specified pattern of the numbers he calls out the word ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Famous Gamblers - John Montagu

29th December 2008
John Montagu lived in the middle of the eighteenth century. After studying at Cambridge, he left his native England and traveled widely in Europe. Upon his return he became First Lord of the Admiralty (similar to the Secretary of the Navy in the United St... Read >
Author: Joseph Starr

Oriental Pottery

18th December 2008
The first Oriental pottery making in China was contemporary with the civilization of Rome. It is one of the oldest of the arts of the Far East and shows a consistent development up to the nineteenth century of our era. The cultural background of China... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

Morocco - An Exotic Secret – Holiday rental hideaways.

03rd December 2008
Morocco is a well kept secret. Many tourists still regard the African country as an exotic destination beyond their travel horizons, and retreat to the safety of holiday rentals on the Costa del Sol in Spain – just across the water - to top up their tan... Read >
Author: OllyS

The Growth of Cricket

02nd December 2008
Cricket is considered as a religion in many countries. However thinking about the history of cricket is a big fact and for it is played from time immemorial. The history goes back to the thirteenth century or even further. It is likely estimated that the ... Read >
Author: Sharon Samraj

The Heating Industry has a Winner with Aluminium

27th November 2008
The earth's crust consists of many natural chemicals including aluminium which makes up eight percent of our earth's outer layer. This metal can be found in many applications including every day cans, through industrial applications to complicated aeropla... Read >
Author: Tal Potishman

Monuments in Udaipur Rajasthan

20th November 2008
Monuments in Udaipur Rajasthan Udaipur Palaces and Monuments are renowned for their artistic architecture. The superb architecture of these monuments boasts about the rich taste of the Royalty. The Royal kings built massive palaces and... Read >
Author: Jaipur Travel Guide

Golf Pictures

18th November 2008
Some of the finest landscapes painted in the past century have been views of golf courses - both by renowned artists and amateurs alike - in some cases chosen through an interest in the sport itself and, in others, simply for the beauty in the eye of the ... Read >
Author: michael russell

Golf Pictures

18th November 2008
Some of the finest landscapes painted in the past century have been views of golf courses - both by renowned artists and amateurs alike - in some cases chosen through an interest in the sport itself and, in others, simply for the beauty in the eye of the ... Read >
Author: michael russell

Embroidery and Laces

31st October 2008
Embroidery is the art of decorating a fabric with thread and needle. Its origin is lost among the earliest historical peoples. Reproductions of needlework have been found on the statues and frescoes handed down to us from antiquity, but embroidery as we k... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

A few facts about Paris that you may not know.

27th October 2008
Many people know the city of Paris as the City of Light but they may have never heard of Paris being referred to as Lutèce. This is what Paris was formally called as this expression Lutèce, which is the French form of Lutetia, the Roman city where Paris... Read >
Author: stizzard

Multi Utility Art posters

07th October 2008
Yes you read it right! Art posters are of great use. They can be used in thousands of different ways which will help you give a completely new look and face to any part of your house. Posters are known to enhance the value of your walls. And when they are... Read >
Author: Patrick Arden

London Has A Huge Diverse Population

29th September 2008
With marvellous art galleries, fantastic art galleries & exciting sights, London is one of the much popular excursionist destinations in the world. London boasts a really diverse population & over 300 languages are spoken within the city. According to ... Read >
Author: Jenniffer Dilynardo

GOBELINS TAPESTRY- THE OPULENCE AND SPLENDOUR OF THE ROYAL COURT

25th September 2008
Some of the most detailed and exquisite tapestry in the world was produced at the Gobelins Factory in Paris exclusively for royal palaces. During the seventeenth and eighteenth century the factory was at the height of production and it was at a time when ... Read >
Author: Angela Dawson-Field

Top 7 Bed And Breakfast Places In San Miguel De Allende

08th September 2008
One of the best places to stay in San Miguel de Allende for visitors who want a bed and breakfast establishment is the Casa de la Cuesta. With fabulous architecture, clean comfortable rooms that offer access to patios and other outdoor areas, and the atmo... Read >
Author: Remy

The Williamsburg Collection

12th August 2008
Whether you are a seasoned landscaper, or simply enjoy outdoor home improvement as a novice, the Williamsburg Collection is a collection both types of outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy. If elegance, class, and simplicity are all things you would like to inco... Read >
Author: Sarah Martin

Online Diary, Online Journal, Diary, Write Journal, Private Journal, Online diary writing.

20th July 2008
journal or diary is used for writing daily activities, where some one could record daily details related to diet, health or business etc, in short it can be used for writing physical record of any thing. journal is defined as daily written record for expe... Read >
Author: Jawad Ahmad Riaz

Where You Can Find Antiques Art Shows

07th July 2008
Attending an antiques art show can prove to be exhilarating for those who love to collect decorative arts for their home. However, finding the best of the art and antique shows can prove to be a challenge. Thanks to the internet, a person can find the... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON

Diet And Disease - The Connection

11th June 2008
Diet and disease are more and more recognized to have a close connection than ever before in history. There is much evidence proving that what we consume has a tremendous impact on our health. Nutritional science had its beginnings in the eighteenth centu... Read >
Author: Clara Nolt

Tourist information guide to Halifax

15th May 2008
Halifax is set into rich countryside and home to 82,000 people. With a history dating back to the twelfth century, the town is rich in history and offers one of the most unique and popular museums in the country. With a vast selection of theatres, perf... Read >
Author: Ms Leisha Greenfield

City guide to Bradford

15th May 2008
Bradford is a large northern city, with a long and documented history, and a population of almost 300,000 people. Numerous important historical buildings and monuments, including mills and factories and one of only two World Heritage Sites in Yorkshire... Read >
Author: Ms Leisha Greenfield

Alternatives to Fairyland

08th May 2008
'Why don't you move to Russia?' That used to be the call that you would hear in England, back in the 1960s and '70s, every time that anyone criticised the country, the government, or the way of life. The implication, of course, was that if you didn't like... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury

Life Insurance: Darwin and the Evolution of a Fraud

16th April 2008
The concept of life insurance was well developed in the eighteenth century with the establishment of The Society for Equitable Assurances (1762). Since that time the numbers of people who have tried to fiddle the insurance companies must be legion. Howeve... Read >
Author: mlauterwein

A Selection of Sofas

03rd March 2008
Everyone needs a sofa that accentuates an existing home decor, and although the options may appear overwhelming, here is a guide to six types of sofas that will help narrow done the type of couch you need to best furnish your home and your family. Histor... Read >
Author: Aimee Taylor

Variola Information and Cure

28th February 2008
Variola is another name of much-known disease smallpox. Also the virus that causes this highly infectious disease is known as variola. Nevertheless, this disease has now become a history for entire human nations. It used to be a devastating epidemic in th... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen

The Art of Medicine

21st February 2008
Herodotus, the ancient Greek historian, tells the story of how the Babylonians in 500 B.C. diagnosed and treated their illnesses. The Babylonians did not have physicians. When they became ill, they went to the city square where they would tell anyone who ... Read >
Author: Dr. Doug Fullington, MD

Teak Outdoor Furniture: A Tasteful Alternative for Your Deck Furniture

25th January 2008
Teak outdoor furniture is quite in fashion these days. Many people are opting for teak outdoor furniture, and this is evidence of status and luxury. Its durability in all weather conditions make it all the more popular amongst people. If you compare teak... Read >
Author: John

A Common Heritage

20th September 2007
A Common HeritageThe United Sates of America and Australia have been friends and allies for many years, and the ties born of shared hardships in war and shared cultural history are strong indeed.An interesting but perhaps not well known fact is that are s... Read >
Author: Terry Van Horn

Algorithms-The Foundation of Search Engine Optimization

18th September 2007
In the ninth century Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, a Persian mathematician, introduced algebrac concepts and Arabic numerals while he was working in Baghdad. During the time Baghdad was the international center for scientific study. Abu Abd... Read >
Author: Li Ming Wong

Woodcrafts and Shaker Style Furniture for the Uniqueness of Your Home

28th August 2007
Many people are nostalgic when it comes to times gone by, and some of them choose to show their nostalgia by decorating their homes in a rustic or primitive style. The country theme for homes is very popular nowadays, but nostalgia is not the only reason ... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

The Next One

28th August 2007
As a frequent conference speaker, I take advantage of other presentations when my schedule allows. So, I was delighted recently, with three hours to spare before heading to the airport, to hear best selling author of Built to Last, Jim Collins, address an... Read >
Author: Nan Russell

The backgammon board game has stood the test of time

30th May 2007
With all the amazing social and technological changes over the last five thousands years of human history, the way the backgammon board game has stood the test of time is quite amazing. Researchers have discovered that the origins of the familiar backgamm... Read >
Author: Gene Marshall

The Exclusive, Reclusive Amish

30th April 2007
The living style of the Amish people has never ceased to draw a sense of awe from the people who are exposed to them. It is difficult to fathom for most of us used to the comforts of the modern world that such a reclusive society could even exist in the f... Read >
Author: Sarika Kabra

The Ghillie Suit; a Sniper's Most Necessary Item

18th April 2007
Anybody knows what camouflage is, but far fewer people have seen a ghillie suit. You might not see it at all unless you are looking carefully. Dukes would pay boys to patrol their properties and repel illegal hunters in the beginnings of the ghillie suit... Read >
Author: Michael Usry

How To Make A Start On Making A Grandfather Clock Case

04th April 2007
Making a grandfather clock case is probably one of the easiest pieces of furniture to make as there is no complicated jointing to contend with, but there is one or two point many people that are new to clock case making are not aware of. 1. Buying Timb... Read >
Author: Barry Share

The Population Control Controversy

27th March 2007
With soaring populations across the globe, some people argue that population control is fundamental in order to fight poverty and environmental problems. Many problems surface with this argument. Overcrowding may not be the root cause of such problems.... Read >
Author: Gabriel Rise

Are Jeans Fashionable?

27th March 2007
The term ‘fashion’ refers to a dominant mode of expression. Although the term ‘fashion’ can apply to a wide range of fields, from interior design and architecture to economics and technology, many people associate fashion with clothing. What a cer... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola

Visit Gothenburg: Sweden's second city

18th January 2007
Traditionally, tourists in Sweden have come from the neighbouring countries of Denmark, Norway and Finland. However, in recent times, Sweden has become a much more popular destination with tourists from other parts of Europe; especially Britain and Germ... Read >
Author: martymac

Charlotte, North Carolina: home to one of the top public colleges in the South

14th December 2006
The twentieth largest city in the United States, Charlotte, North Carolina has an interesting and vast history; named in honour of Queen Charlotte, wife of the eighteenth century British King George III, the city was known as "a hornet's nest of rebelli... Read >
Author: martymac

How to Make Predictions Using Dominoes

17th November 2006
Being able to read fortunes is a skill that is admired by many. Fortunately for most, this doesn't have to depend on you having the gift passed down from birth or from a psychic granny or auntie. Making psychic predictions is a skill, and like any skill i... Read >
Author: Paula Haworth

Feverfew An Herb To Stop Migraine Headaches

28th September 2006
The Feverfew herb is a member of the daisy family. Feverfew has instilled new hope for fewer and milder migraine headaches. In ancient Greece the herb Feverfew was used to reduce swelling and for women's menstrual distress. The herbs name is a Latin der... Read >
Author: Mary Hanna

The Third Wave of Feminism

13th August 2006
Feminism as the Second Wave of suffragists' movement started promoting women's equality from the end of the eighteenth century. The Second Wave soon gained so many supporters among women and even men that the initial idea to fight against female oppressio... Read >
Author: Sharon White

The British Royalty

20th July 2006
Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of Britain's sovereigns since 1837. It evolved from a town house that was owned from the beginning of the eighteenth century by the Dukes of Buckingham. Today it is The Queen's official residen... Read >
Author: anil gupta

Home Business Ethics are Essential

11th July 2006
Copyright 2006 www.eliasg.com Eighteenth century thinker Denis Diderot once noted, "There is no moral precept that does not have something inconvenient about it." The underlying truth of that statement is one reason some people seem to have difficulty... Read >
Author: elias georgi

Introduction to Decoupage

18th June 2006
Decoupage (day-coo-parj) is from the French word couper, which means to cut. The term refers to the technique where surfaces are decorated with pictures of cut out paper and buried in layers of varnish. Almost anything can be covered by decoupage: wood... Read >
Author: Karen Le Blanc

Using the Pendulum as a Suggestibility Test for Hypnosis

20th April 2006
Anton Chevreul, during the eighteenth century was the first to discover that information in the subconscious mind could be uncovered using a pendulum. The process of using the pendulum, which should be part of any hypnosis training program, allows the ... Read >
Author: Cal Banyan

Car Parts The Importance of Wheels

01st April 2006
We've all noted at some point or another that a particular thing is the best invention since that of the wheel. Or perhaps we've laughed as someone has tried to make a simple process unnecessarily difficult for themselves by 'reinventing the wheel'. Thoug... Read >
Author: ted belfour

The Solar System: Do Scientists Really Know How It Formed?

11th March 2006
The Solar System: Do Scientists Really Know How It Formed? from shopndrop.com The vast differences between the planets do not seem to support the accepted scientific theories of their formation. The theory held by many scientists concerning the ev... Read >
Author: Josh Greenberger

The History of Sunglasses

25th February 2006
It may shock you to learn that sunglasses weren't always used to protect people's eyes from the sun. The history of sunglasses dates back to ancient China and Rome. It has been reported that the Roman emperor Nero enjoyed watching gladiator fights through... Read >
Author: Sam Johnston

Castles in the Sand

05th January 2006
Jimi Hendrix wrote his song, "Castles in the Sand" in 1967,and that was two years before he actually visited Morocco. The site of "Castles in the Sand" was the then small town and fishing village of Essaouira on Morocco's Atlantic Coast. The town has grow... Read >
Author: Derek Miller

History of Crochet 1500 BC

21st October 2005
Little is known of crochet's early history. It seems likely that the earliest crochet was made using fingers, rather than the hooks used today. There are theories that crochet could have existed as early as 1500 BC, as part of nun's work, which included n... Read >
Author: Kris Perry

Horse racing basics

03rd October 2005
Horse racing is perhaps one of the most common and attractive wagering game. Every country that permits horse racing earns huge revenue through it. However, not every one is aware that a horse race has more to it than four legged animals and bets. For exa... Read >
Author: Mansi Gupta

The Quadfathers' Daily Devotional for Domestic Dads

29th September 2005
The Quadfathers' Daily Devotional for Domestic Dads (And other unique parental manifestations of the modern era) So much has changed in the Forty plus years I can account for. Things once unheard of are now the stuff of everyday life. TV's have colo... Read >
Author: mike poff