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1). What Does That Ribbon Mean? By : James Hunt
Ribbons worn on shirts and backpacks. Ribbon-shaped magnets on cars. All of these ribbons come in different colors...
2). Why Do People Pierce Their Bodies? By : Gregg Hall
The practice of body piercing is as old as humanity itself and is making a comeback along with the popularity of tribal tattoos; one need only look closely at the players in professional sports such as basketball and football to see this phenomenon.
3). To Be or Not to Be: Is Homosexuality a Choice? By : Hugh Rosen
Do people choose to be gay, or is it biologically chosen for them?
4). What Ireland Is Known For By Most By : Gregg Hall
Ask anyone what they think of when they think of Ireland and they will probably tell you leprechauns, shamrocks, or St. Patrick’s Day. Ireland actually has a lot more to offer not the least of which is some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet from rolling hills to beautiful beaches with crystal blue-green water.
5). Famous Furniture Designs Followed by Royals By : Mitch Johnson
Many people in different countries use their own styles and there has been a lot of the copying and exchanges in the designs and decorations styles of furniture. Here we are gong to look at some of the countries and their designs and works and the different kinds of woods they used to make the furniture.
6). A Short History of the Umbrella By : James Hunt
No one wants to be caught outside in the rain without an umbrella. These handy devices come in an array of shapes and sizes, many that will conveniently tuck into a purse or glove compartment in case of a sudden downpour...
7). Do You Know Your Tinker Bell? By : Mike Freemen
Tinker Bell is one of the most beloved of characters, and this article focuses on Tinker Bell and her friends.
8). Easel Does It! By : James Monahan
The easel aside from the palette and the brush is the most important equipment an artist can have. Easels provide the backbone for the painting process.
9). Numerology - Unfolding The Mystery of Numbers By : Barney Garcia
Numerology is an ancient study and deals with unfolding the mysteries of numbers. The interpretation of numbers, dates (of birth, occurrence of events etc.), value and significance of letters (in names of persons etc.) are the concerns which numerology seeks to attend.
10). The History Of Alcatraz By : James Hunt
Before the prison known as Alcatraz ever existed, the name Alcatraz itself came from the Spanish word Alcatraces. Juan Manuel de Ayala was the first to sail into...
11). Music Therapy: Can Music Really “Soothe The Savage Beast?” By : Duane Shinn
It has long been suggested that “music soothes the savage beast.” But is this true? And if it is, does this have any implication where humans are concerned?
12). Just What Do We Mean by ABUSE Anyway? By : Rosella Aranda
For most people, the word abuse implies violent and
malicious behavior. In fact, most mistreatment does NOT
fall into that category.
13). The Evidence for Sasquatch By : Eric Penz
Does Big Foot have its origins in a prehistoric gigantic ape?
14). Interesting Opinions On Cigars From Recent Survey By : Gregg Hall
According to a recent survey by the ASC (alt.smokers.cigars) the following results were obtained from a recent online survey of cigar smokers:
86% of cigar smokers report that they do not inhale.
The average number of cigars smoked per week is 6.74 at and average price of $4.34
15). Do Highway Lights Turn Off Around You Too By : Kael
You’re driving down the highway at night and out of the corner of your eye you notice the highway lamp pole turn off its light. Weird you think to yourself. But over the course of time you start to notice it more and more. What exactly is going on?
What you may or may not be experiencing is something researchers have termed “street lig...
16). Ethical Relativism and Absolute Taboos By : Sam Vaknin
I. Taboos
Taboos regulate our sexual conduct, race relations, political institutions, and economic mechanisms - virtually every realm of our life. According to the 2002 edition of the "Encyclopedia Britannica", taboos are "the prohibition of an action or the use of an object based on ritualistic distinctions of them either as being sac...
17). Seeing the Good and the Bad in Everything By : Mike Freemen
Seeing both the good and the bad is one of the most important of all life skills. This article provides some tips.
18). 5 Places NOT To Go To For Vacation By : Gregg Hall
Some vacations aren’t as good as they are made out to be; maybe it’s a case of false advertising or maybe the locals just take advantage of you just because you have “tourist” stamped on your forehead. Or maybe your luggage arrived from the airport a day or two after you did?
19). A Historical Look At The Origin Of Tobacco And Cigars By : Gregg Hall
Cigars have been popular for centuries and still remain so, particularly amongst the affluent although people of all classes enjoy them. There are even "Cigar Bars" that carry a wide selection to choose from.
20). Returning to School after Retirement By : Hugh Rosen
Is it ever too late to go back to school. This 75-year-old retired professor tells why the answer is "NO!"
21). The History of Tapestries By : Charles Kassotis
A brief outline of the history of tapestries.
22). Stupid Immigration Laws By : Sramana Mitra
Passport and Visa laws of most countries in the world are quite archaic. Is it likely to change?
23). Affects of the Tsunami on tourism By : dave4
It was December 26,2004 a beautiful sunny day. There were vacationers all over the gorgeous Asian beaches not a worry in the world. Certainly no one was expecting the devastation that was about to unfold. A tsunami struck out of nowhere going down in history as the most devastating earthquake killing over two hundred thousand people. The coasts of ...
24). Charity Wristbands By : Matt Garrett
Confused about how to support a cause you passionately believe in? Go for charity wristbands as they are the latest buzz in the field of promoting a cause for charity. Wristbands are mostly small loops of laminated or plastic paper placed around the forearm.
The charity wristbands give instant recognition to fight for a cause indeed. ...
25). How Do You Know If Your Charity Wristbands Donation Is Getting Where It Should? By : Matt Garrett
You might have seen your friends and other people wearing colorful wristbands. After all they have become a great sight and an evolving fashion trend as well. But do you know that they are actually available in large numbers as charity wristbands? And as you buy charity wristbands , all the money that you spend on them goes straight for the charity...
26). Is your Heart a True Guide? By : Valentina Ibeachum
When we are told to follow our heart, what does it mean?
27). Cannibalism and Human Sacrifice By : Sam Vaknin
"I believe that when man evolves a civilization higher than the mechanized but still primitive one he has now, the eating of human flesh will be sanctioned. For then man will have thrown off all of his superstitions and irrational taboos."
(Diego Rivera)
"One calls 'barbarism' whatever he is not accustomed to."
28). Learning The Basics Of Hypnosis By : Travis Waack
Hypnosis deals with the subconscious. Hypnosis is a naturally occurring altered state of consciousness.
29). Self-Sabotage - Are We Prisoners of the Past? By : Rosella Aranda
Many people who suffer from low self-esteem would give
anything to escape their painful feelings of inferiority.
Almost anything, that is.
30). Contact Lenses And You By : Robert Thatcher
Contact lenses are practically a new concept for most people. A lot of people still prefer to wear glasses in order to correct their own visual problems. But sometimes, using eyeglasses present some disadvantages that need to be addressed. If a person is regularly wearing eyeglasses of the ordinary sort, he is likely more susceptible to glare and t...
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