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If The Sun Disappear, Why We Notice After 8 Minutes?
Wouldn’t it be interesting to watch the past? For example, watching an event that happened 10,000 years ago live as if it were happening right now.
By Gokhan Yalcuk3 years ago in FYI
Surprising Similarities Between The Human Brain And The Universe
Table of Contents ∘ Similarities between the human brain and the Universe ∘ Unexpected agreement in structural parameters ∘ Conclusion
By Gokhan Yalcuk3 years ago in FYI
Two Life Lessons from the First Black Student at a White School
When American Vice-President, Kamala Harris was inaugurated, you may have seen pictures of a young black girl popping alongside her. You may have even wondered what the connection was between them. That little girl made history back in the sixties.
By Catalinut3 years ago in FYI
What Is The Giffen Paradox?
Table of Contents ∘ What is the Giffen Paradox? ∘ What is a Giffen good? ∘ Examples of Giffen Goods ∘ Similar Effect but a Contrasting Case: Veblen’s Goods ∘ Conclusion
By Gokhan Yalcuk3 years ago in FYI
THE BEST, THE GREATEST & THE MULTI-TALENTED.
Little but we Tall-A-Wah, This is the name given to this small Island in the Tropics. Jamaica's known population is just 2.7 million. Very small in numbers but powerful in size. Jamaica is known World- wide for Reggae, a culture next to none: Patwah or Patois "Wah Gwaan"
By Sean Noble3 years ago in FYI
Why You Should Admire Frank Sinatra
It's easy for younger generations to dismiss Frank Sinatra as just a singer only their grandparents or great-grandparents liked. When I was a member of the younger generation, I did the same thing. My grandparents listened to Sinatra and Dean Martin, as well as Tony Bennett and Ray Charles, and if they listened to it it couldn't be cool. That music may not be your taste, and that's fine. But you shouldn't dismiss the man himself or his impact on music, culture, and even politics and history. Here are a few things you may not know.
By Gene Lass3 years ago in FYI
10 strange ways…
Have you ever wanted a way to get rid of that pesky sunburn or simply wanted a few moments to relax without that burning pain? Look no further! Here are 10 strange ways to deal with that dreaded sunburn.
By Bethany Rollinson3 years ago in FYI
Spring
The warming air, the ice-breaking water, the green willow branches, the budding buds, these messengers of spring, disperse the chill wind, sent a warm breath! Surrounded by the wind in the spring, the sun is warm, everything is full of vitality, spring rain moisture, orchid is exhausted. "Red apricot branches spring", the nature of the spirit of nature is not lonely, will be silent strong spring performance like a sound like vigorous. March, such a lively annual ring, the month of recovery of all things, the interpretation of spring in a more exciting way.
By Aaron3 years ago in FYI
The splendor of humanity
In 1798 A.D., Napoleon led an expeditionary force that began a major attack on Egypt. After crossing the Sinai Peninsula, the expeditionary force surrounded a small city called Sharm el-Sheikh. The inhabitants of the town took up their swords and spears and stood on the walls, making common cause to live and die with the town.
By Daniel A Romero3 years ago in FYI
Safe and Secure: Jamaica's Independence Day Celebrations on the Rise Due to Tourism
Jamaica's Independence Day celebrations are a great time to get away from your daily routine and have fun. It is important that you have a safe and secure trip when going to an event such as this one, though. You don't want your vacation ruined by something bad happening because you didn't take the time to learn about safety precautions before traveling abroad!
By Courtanae Heslop3 years ago in FYI
Leave it to Beaver
This past week, the world lost an icon, Tony Dow. He may not have been in too many productions, but his most well-known work will live on forever. His passing has led me to reminisce about the beloved show.
By Primrose3 years ago in FYI
The EPAS1 Gene
long ago when hominids of every kind walked the earth, there was a stout hominid who escaped the brutal creatures of the land by seeking refuge high above the clouds, where the giant cats would not go, nor the wolve packs to hunt them. A life of survival meant that stout little Denisovan, with short knees and a penchant for climbing, would start to build their encampments, rather than live in caves.
By Juliana Payson B.Eng (Hons)3 years ago in FYI