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How To Use A Thai Massage Wooden Stick
Wooden Massage Sticks Have Been Used In Thailand For Hundreds Of Years For Foot Massages And Reflexology. Find Out Why They Can Help To Give Amazing Treatments With Incredible Results.
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Is Bob Dylan Art a Good Investment?
Find out whether the price of the Drawn Blank series of prints by Bob Dylan on the secondary market has gone up or down. This is the key factor in whether or not it is a good investment.
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Only 13: The story of a child prostitute in Thailand's sex-tourist industry
A moving and shocking insight into Thai society, and the sex trade that has become one of its biggest attractions.
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Top 5 Funny iPhone Cases
Funny iPhone 4, 4s and 5 cases in the shapes of body parts and other objects guaranteed to raise a smile.
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How to write the alphabet in shorthand
Writing the alphabet is the first part of learning shorthand - and it's really easy to master it online with these free simple steps.
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How to Remove Limescale With Vinegar or Lemon Juice
Limescale, the build-up of minerals from hard water, can be cleaned easily, safely, and affordably with the use of vinegar or lemon juice. Learn how limescale forms, how to remove it, and how to prevent it from forming. It's easy!
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How to play C Major scale notes on trumpet
Begin with an open C note and gradually ascend up to the high C note. This scale is the basis for many pieces of music and people who have mastered it will be able to play a range of popular songs.
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Horse Facts and Equestrian Information
The ultimate online encyclopaedia of facts and fun information about horses. Did you know that an ancient law makes it illegal to open an umbrella near a horse in New York city? Or that the oldest pony on record died in France aged 54? Thought not! Enjoy this collection of the best horse facts .
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Animal cruelty: Rhino horn poaching in Africa
Poachers are targeting rhinos for their valuable horn, which sells in Asia for more than the price of gold. Unfortunately when the horn is bludgeoned from the rhino the animal is often killed, or seriously injured, causing a large drop in their numbers in the wild.
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50+ Famous Quotes About Horses
A collection of amazing quotes about horses from famous people and celebrities, including Benjamin Disraeli, J.D. Salinger, Jonathan Swift, Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling, W. C. Fields, and many more.
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How do volcanoes cause tsunamis?
Tsunamis are mainly caused by earthquakes but one of the less common causes is also volcanoes, which can either be on land or underwater. When they erupt, large amounts of water are displaced and a tsunami is formed.
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John Francome: Champion Jockey, Author, and Racing Presenter
John Francome's love of horse racing started when he was six years old. From humble beginnings in a council house in Swindon, Wiltshire, he went on to become a seven-time champion jockey, best-selling author, and leading commentator and racing pundit.
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Inspirational Horse Quotes From Famous Historical Equestrians
Horses and humans share a long and storied past. This list includes quotes from Abraham Lincoln, John Steinbeck, William Shakespeare, Winston Churchill and other historical horse lovers.
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Famous International Horse Racecourses From France, Germany, and Australia
France has some idyllic race courses, including Longchamp and Chantilly. Germany boasts brilliant courses at Baden-Baden and Cologne, while Australia has more than 700 courses across the outback.
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The greatest racehorse trainers of all-time
Fred Rimell, Vincent O'Brien and Fulke Walwyn are just some of the incredible trainers that have produced some of finest racehorses in history. Their success - and the secrets of their training methods - is what every horse racing trainer around the world strives to recreate.
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Famous Racehorse Owners: Queens, Knights, Duchesses, and More
Famous racehorse owners include Queen Elizabeth II, who was a passionate horse racing fan and owned a large number of horses.
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Smallest snake in the world: The four-inches long Barbados Threadsnake (leptotyphlops carlae)
The world's smallest snake is the Barbados Threadsnake. It measures just four inches long and it's thinner than a strand of spaghetti. Tiny! The non-venomous creature resembles a shiny earth worm and was discovered in a forest on the Caribbean...
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How to Make Painted Horseshoes as a Handmade Decoration or Gift
Make your own hand-painted horseshoes! They're cheap, fun, and make a brilliant good luck charm to hang above the door. Personalized horseshoes also make excellent presents for weddings, anniversaries, Christmas, and birthdays!
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The biggest tsunamis in history: Lituya Bay, Alaska, 1958
The biggest tsunami ever was caused by an enormous 8.3 magnitude earthquake in Alaska on July 9, 1958. A landslide of rock fell into a lake and caused a wave bigger than the Empire State Building. Read more...
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How to Scare Cows Away if You're Being Charged by a Herd
Cattle are more dangerous to humans than many assume, and they occasionally charge in large groups when threatened. Around 20 people are killed by cows each year in the US alone. This article lists 6 ways to avoid falling victim to a cattle stampede should you ever be faced with a charging herd.
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Healing autism and Asperger's syndrome with crystals and stones
Crystals have beneficial effects on the aura and energy fields of humans. They can help to energise and rejuvenate cells in the body and provide deep healing to the mind, spirit and soul. This makes crystals excellent for children and adults with autism and asperger’s syndrome.
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Famous horse riders: The celebrities who love to ride
Katie Price, Madonna, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Deborah Meaden are among celebrity horse riders. See pictures of them here with their beloved animals.
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Animal cruelty: Horse fighting in China
Barbaric horse fighting takes place in China as hundreds of spectators cheer and bet on the result of the brutal clashes. A mare in season is put in the ring to provoke the stallions into a frenzy. When she is removed, they bite and kick each...
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Horse riding lessons: Position of the lower leg
The position of the body when sat in the saddle is upright and relaxed. The ankle, hip and ears are all in line vertically with each other.
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What Causes a Volcano to Erupt?
Volcanic eruptions are a stunning sight. But how do they happen? Learn more about the science of volcanoes and volcanic eruptions in this article.
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8 Cakes and Desserts Named After British Towns (With Videos)
From the Bath bun to the Welsh cake, learn about eight British desserts that are named after the towns that invented them. Recipes videos included!
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Lady Godiva: Famous horse rider and political activist
Lady Godiva was a very beautiful Anglo-Saxon noblewoman. Legend has it that she rode naked through the streets of Coventry as a protest against taxes of poor people and the treatment of women.
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The pansteatitis pollution that turned Nile crocodiles to rubber
Crocodiles at Kruger Park in South Africa were hit with the disease in May 2008. They were being killed off. An investigation revealed that this is likely to have been caused by a new damn being built further upstream.
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What Are the Effects of a Tsunami?
Tsunamis, whenever they hit, cause death, destruction and carnage. Find out the exact effects on land and in the sea.
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Everything About the Marwari, the Native Horse of India
Learn all about the Marwari horse, a beautiful steed native to India with a coloured past. This breed is known for its curled ears and lean frame.
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Tips for better shorthand note writing
Shorthand can be tricky. Here are 15 great tips to help students master shorthand.
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Animal cruelty: High diving mules forced to dive into pool of water
WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Terrified mules are forced to dive from a high platform into a small pool of water below while crowds cheer and a whip is cracked below them during the 'stunt' at Pipe Creek ranch in San Antonio, Texas.
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Why conspiracy theories and the Illuminati are not real
Conspiracy theorists are the people who spread fear and rumours that there is some kind of negative or evil force behind an incident or even, in the case of the Illuminati conspiracy theorists, running the world. But it's vitally important to...
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8 Foods That Are Named After Cities or Regions
There are many foods in the world that are named after their places of origin. How many can you name?
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Animal abuse and cruelty at Smithfield Horse Market in Dublin
Smithfield horse market unfortunately gives rise to animal cruelty and abuse. Some of the horses are treated appallingly, and there has been violence among the people attending.
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What Causes a Tsunami?
Tsunamis are natural disasters with devastating effects. Trying to explain to your students how Tsunamis are caused? Learn what causes a tsunami.
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Learn shorthand writing online
The most popular shorthand tutorial on the net, thousands of students are learning shorthand every month. Get the basics for free then master the impressive art of teeline shorthand speed writing.
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Urban horse riding and urban cowboys in Dublin
Urban cowboys and pony kids ride their horses through the streets of cities across Ireland. The animals graze freely on patches of green land and are often left outside in the streets. This type of horse ownership fascinates and appalls in equal measure.
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10 Different Types of Horse Riding Saddles
Here's a list (with photos and descriptions) of 10 of the most important types of horse riding saddles associated with English and Western riding.
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How to Summon Angels and Archangels for Help
Learn how to tap into the incredible power of angles to heal your life and bring untold wealth and success.