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Rivers have been instrumental in shaping the world’s history. Most ancient civilizations have sprung up and flourished along the largest rivers on earth. Apart from this, these rivers have seen empires rise and fall, and many battles won and lost. Thousands of gallons of water piercing through the land andRead More

The socio-cultural sector is where people interact, establishing interpersonal connections. To integrate within a community, the usual solution is to engage in collective activities. Think that you move into a new neighborhood, with new people, away from family, friends, and all that you had before. If you’re the kind ofRead More

Among others, one of the biggest myths is that you can remain undersized due to weight training, but this is only a myth when workouts are thought and built by competent coaches. (I mean the downturn in adolescence or childhood in very young athletes.) I propose to take as anRead More

What is a personal trainer? From a theoretical standpoint, the personal trainer is a person who, following specialization courses, obtained a diploma (or certificate) recognized both by national authorities in education, research, and training as the

Certainly, there are plenty of quick solutions to build some muscle mass, but not everyone knows that these quick fixes do not work for a long time, especially when they rely on supplements that do ‘miracles’ or whatever brand-new ‘miracle fruit’ found in South America. One of the worst ideas comesRead More

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqkkByP8RDM] Windows has a long story when it comes to software and OS. Founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen, Microsoft has become a computer software giant over the years. Microsoft got rave response from the market in its early years, ever since the products and services have startedRead More

People with infections and autoimmune diseases, or other inflammatory conditions have higher levels of the protein tumor necrosis factor than healthy people, which can influence the sensitivity to bitter tastes. When we are sick, we have less appetite for food; especially for bitter food. A team of scientists have justRead More

A new calculation opened the door to controversies that the excess of gamma rays (observed with the Femmi telescope) is due to a dark matter particle with the right mass which can be created in the particle accelerator at CERN. This is one of the most controversial observations of theRead More

A website funded by the European Union (EU) will broadcast worldwide, live and for free, various opera performances presented by prestigious artistic companies – informs Reuters. “La Traviata” opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi (about a doomed love between a courtesan and a young) will be broadcasted in live streaming forRead More

According to the BBC, Russia has decided to postpone the return to Earth of three astronauts currently boarded on the International Space Station (ISS), following the failure of Progress cargo spacecraft that disintegrated in the atmosphere last week. The return to Earth of three astronauts from the ISS was originallyRead More

Plants and animals living in the desert have to deal with the lack of water. And if they can not find an answer to this question, they can not survive. Cacti do not live without water, but they manage to survive long periods in a remarkable way, with no rain. PlantsRead More

Codex Seraphinianus volume, first published in 1981, is an illustrated encyclopedia of imaginary worlds created by the Italian artist, architect, and industrial designer Luigi Serafini. The book has about 360 pages and is written in a coded alphabet of an imaginary language. On the internet, it can be purchased for amounts varyingRead More

According to lefigaro.fr, the Supreme Council for Antiquities in Egypt has approved the new project of President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi consisting in rebuilding the famous Lighthouse of Alexandria (also known as Pharos of Alexandria). Following the announcement of starting the construction of a second Canal Suez late in April, theRead More

An international team of researchers have announced the discovery of a new state of matter in a material that could simultaneously be an insulator, superconductor, magnet and metal. Scientists believe that this could help develop more effective superconductors at high temperatures. If these properties are confirmed, this new state of matterRead More

According Slate.fr, the concentration of CO2 in the Earth’s atmosphere exceeded in March 2015 the average monthly amount of 400 parts per million (ppm) for the first time in the post-industrial era, confirming the forecasts of specialists on climate disturbance and threats to biodiversity. The world’s most important political leadersRead More