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 …
Continue ReadingA 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 …
Continue ReadingYou’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 …
Continue ReadingRorschach 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 …
Continue ReadingA sound wave with a high frequency vibrates more rapidly than a sound wave at low frequency. And typically, a vibrating string produces very little …
Continue ReadingHarry 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 …
Continue ReadingIf 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 …
Continue ReadingWhat exercise tightens muscles, firms your frame, and creates balance—both physical and mental—while using warrior moves and simple choreography to …
Continue ReadingYou 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 …
Continue ReadingThere 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 …
Continue ReadingBy 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 …
Continue ReadingFinding Their Way Think about this: would you be able to find your way out of unfamiliar woods? Obviously, animals don’t have maps or a GPS (Global …
Continue ReadingTo find out what the Elgin Marbles are we have to first examine ancient history. The ‘cradle of the western world’ is a saying used to describe …
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