Egyptian Death: Mummy Kitty
A century is one hundred years and the civilization of the Egyptian people was nearly 30 centuries long. The unification of the people of upper and …
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Storming of the Locusts
You’ve seen the funny little grasshopper. He has big eyes, long feelers called antennae, and legs that are kind of bent backwards allowing him to jump …
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Inkblots: Rorschach and His Test
Rorschach Inkblot Think about how many times you’ve taken the opportunity to look at the clouds in a bright blue sky and how you were delighted in …
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Who Was Pablo Casals?
A sound wave with a high frequency vibrates more rapidly than a sound wave at low frequency. And typically, a vibrating string produces very little …
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The Great Houdini: A Magical Life
Harry Houdini Today, if we met Harry Houdini, we would think he was one scary man. Not because he would scare the bejeezus out of us with a loud noise …
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Nail Your Next Exam
If you are in school, needing to take an exam for a grade analysis, or just trying to move to a new level of education for your job, ideas for …
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Tai Chi: The Moves, the Method
What exercise tightens muscles, firms your frame, and creates balance—both physical and mental—while using warrior moves and simple choreography to …
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Reading Tea Leaves
You may have heard the expression, “Tempest in a teacup.” The literal way of thinking about this idiom is when an ordinary event is given much more …
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Puma, Cougar, Mountain Lion: Nature Encroaching Into New Areas
There is a cat with many names. Depending on where you live, it may be referred to as a: cougar, mountain lion, panther, catamount, puma (Puma …
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Are Snakes Shifty or Maligned?
By all account’s snakes are shy, nervous and fast. There are more than 3,500 species and twenty percent of the snakes of the world are dangerous to …
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