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Horse Riding
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Are Vampires Real?
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The Australian Koala
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Greek Writer Sappho
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Manners in Dating
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What is art nouveau?
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The 9 Types of Female Lead in a Mills & Boon Novel
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What Is Folklore?
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What Is Pop Art?
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What Are Fairies?
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How Is Chocolate Made?
The last 100 years western Europe and the United States are by far the world's largest consumers of chocolate and cocoa. Tropical countries where the entire supply of cocoa beans is grown, consume very little of the finished product, owing to the difficulty of preserving chocolate in a hot climate.
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Where Does Coffee Come From?
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Origin of Dance
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Bridesmaids: How many is too many?
How to organize a bridal party
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Four Kinds of Learning
Years ago, in the village school or in the one-teacher school in the outback, teachers were quite likely to be a well-known member of a small community. They interacted with the child for six years or longer and had some chance of creating a warm,...
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How is Wine Made?
Crushed ripe grapes, left to themselves, ferment and make a wine of sorts. But fine wines are a product of man's knowledge, skill, and labor, as well as natural ingredients and favorable weather. A modern winery is a factory where wine is made. It...
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What is Neo-Impressionism?
Neoimpressionism was an artistic movement of the late 19th century, based largely on the work and theories of the French painter Georges Seurat (1859-1891). Following the dictum of Paul Cezanne, who wanted "to make of Impressionism something solid...
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What Causes Hiccups?
Caused by a spasm of the diaphragm, the large powerful muscle situated at the base of the chest cavity, a hiccup (or hiccough) is an abrupt, involuntary intake of air. The diaphragm contracts and relaxes as an aid to breathing; the contractions are...
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Child Like Innocence?
Children, like the rich, are never innocent. For sheer, red-faced egocentric arrogance you cannot beat the newborn child. Only in very powerful and very rich old men will you see the sort of blank, unforgiving stare that comes from the eyes of...
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Brasilia
The capital of Brazil, the city of Brasilia was inaugurated on 21 April 1960. Situated 933 km north-west of Rio de Janeiro, the former capital, Brasilia, a planned modern city, lies in the Federal District, which covers an area of 5864 km2 in the...
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Coffee Bean Cultivation
The coffee tree requires a stable environment. It cannot tolerate frost, nor can it survive prolonged periods of extremely high temperature. It requires at least 40 and preferably 70 or more inches (100 to 180 or more cm) of rain per year and it...
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Are We Too Body Conscious?
We must suffer in order to be beautiful, it is said. From the beginning, Man's search for the ultimate in physical and moral beauty has been a history of extraordinary excess and extravagance. We have poisoned ourselves with paints, distorted our...
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Relaxation Methods
It is necessary for those who would practice relaxation therapy to understand the relationship between mind and muscle tension, and that, though there is nothing essentially difficult in the technique, it demands perseverance and courage. The tense...
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Relaxation Therapy
A noticeable feature of life to-day is the large number of people who experience and suffer mental tension. In all classes of society, in all walks of life, at all ages, we find men and women who are tense in themselves, tense in their work, and...
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How to Stop Worrying
The origin of the word "worry" is from the Middle English "worowen" which means "to strangle". That is a true indication of the meaning of the word, for in the toils of worry a human soul may be virtually strangled. Nothing can be more destructive...
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Houseplant Pests
The best defense against damage to plants by insects is a healthy environment and early detection of infestation. Aerosol spray bombs are the handiest insecticides for indoor plants, but only those specially recommended for plants should be used and...
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Repotting Houseplants
Most plants should be repotted when their roots become pot-bound. A potbound plant can be recognized easily because the soil dries out quickly, and the roots often grow through the drainage hole. Repotting is best done when the plant is in active...
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Self Expression
For successful living, we must know how to express ourselves to our own satisfaction as well as to the satisfaction of others. One of the arts of life is the art of self-expression. Many people have much to give to life but fail because they are...
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Houseplants: Improving the Plant Environment
There are many ways to improve the environment indoors so that plants will really thrive. The best way to increase humidity in winter is by a central humidifier, although a portable humidifier in the plant room will also help a lot. Other aids...
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Houseplant Propagation
An easy method of propagating houseplants is with stem cuttings. In this method, healthy 3 to 4 inch tips are cut from the mother plant, dipped in a rooting hormone, and thrust about an inch into damp perlite or individual expanding peat pots. A...
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Caring for Houseplants
Most houseplants need to be watered only when the soil feels slightly dry, They then should be watered thoroughly. But plants should never be watered slavishly (once a day or once a week) because moisture requirements change with the seasons. Pots...
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Choosing a Houseplant
Houseplants are commonly kept for their attractive foliage and flowers. They have had a remarkable rise in popularity, both as a decorative aid and as an absorbing hobby. Success with houseplants, often ascribed to a "green thumb," is actually...
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What is a Nursery Rhyme?
A nursery rhyme is a rhymed verse associated with the nursery and early childhood. Despite their childlike simplicity, nursery rhymes have endured over the centuries and are known all over the world. A child's introduction to poetry is usually to...
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Coffee: The Magic Roast- How and why coffee beans are roasted
Despite the accidental hurling of coffee beans into the fire in the 9th Century, it wasn't until 300 years later that coffee-lovers realized that roasting was such a vital (even magical) means of achieving great coffee flavor. In the 16th Century,...
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A History of the Corset
The corset is a a close-fitting undergarment of cotton or linen, stiffened with bands of bone or metal and fastened by lacings or hooks. The importance of corsets, also called "stays" has depended on the vagaries of fashion, and at times they have...
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Five Ways to Impress a Total Stranger Over the Phone
Picking up girls isn't something that you have to do in person, you know. Why do you think Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone? Just so you could call out for pizza? First, if you are a pig yourself, you can hide it from the girl until...
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How To Be A Wine Snob
You should know how to tell the two different "connoisseurs" apart: Oenophile. These are the experts on wine who study the process, principles, and making of wine. They buy very expensive bottles of rare wines, and can taste the difference...
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From Out of Nowhere
how did it happen, it came from nowhere like a whisper of passion out of thin air it ignited a spark which grew into a flame all of a sudden without any care how can something that seems so wrong, feel so right? how can something from so impossible...
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Extra Mile
the sadness in my eyes betrays the way I feel hurt so deep so numb, so surreal i've given my all whatever could help i gave 'til i bled i sacrificed self a glimmer of hope revealed in an innocent smile just to do what's right i'd walk an extra mile
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Streets of Abandon
As shadows fall and darkness consumes the city Life on the wild side ain't so pretty Differences of wrong and right becomes less clear Nameless faces pass by, eyes filled with fear Young girl wants to be a woman but she's only thirteen Sold herself...
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An Ode to Forums
Reality can seem so far away As the night melts into day Sea of lost souls and strange faces Searching blindly in stranger places Mirror image of a shattered dream Fleeting thoughts while silence screams Surrounding darkness or blinding light One...
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Color Blind
An inability to distinguish between certain colors is termed color blindness. The colors seen by normal eyes are the result of combinations of three primary colors: red, green and blue. Each of these colors is detected by a particular type of nerve...
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Telephone Etiquette
Many people don't realize that there is a certain code of etiquette to be observed when speaking on the telephone.
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Funeral Etiquette
When someone dies, it is wiser to appoint a close relation or friend to handle the funeral arrangements, as the immediate family are generally too distraught to do so. The person in charge should advise any members of the family and close friends...
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Know Your Wedding Anniversaries!
The Silver Wedding Anniversary marks the twenty-fifth year of marriage. It is usual to have a family party such as an afternoon tea, dinner or dance. All members of the original wedding party who can be reached should be included. Invitations may be...
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Wine Etiquette
People's tastes in wine differ, but you won't be thought completely ignorant if you follow these basic rules: The general rule is to serve red wines with meat dishes and game, claret with lighter meats. Contrary to public opinion, it is...
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American Idol
American Idol, launched on US television in June 11, 2002 was a spinoff from the British reality program Pop Idol, created by Simon Fuller which first aired in the United Kingdom in 2001. The object of the show is to to discover a new solo musical...