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Celebrating Diversity: Festivals and Rituals of Africa
Africa is a vast continent with a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions, and its festivals and rituals are a testament to its diversity and heritage. These celebrations are deeply rooted in the continent's history, spirituality, and social fabric, often reflecting the unique customs and beliefs of each region and community. Here is an overview of some of the diverse festivals and rituals that can be found across Africa:
By 𝔖𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔥𝔲2 years ago in FYI
The Reality TV Experiment: Nasubi
This is the second part of Tomoaki Hamatsu’s story, I strongly recommend you read the first part here to learn the full story.
By Beatrice2 years ago in FYI
10 deep sea creatures discovered
Let's do this luminous mass of spaghetti. This strange sight amazed the scientists because they had never seen anything like this before. The seafloor creature was covered in luminous orange and had spaghetti. The researchers couldn't bear to see this alone, so they uploaded the image to the Internet. It caused shear injury to scientists who initially thought they were joking. Monterey Bay Aquarium Institute scientists first discovered the worm using a remotely operated vehicle while exploring noodles in the Gulf of California. - It resembles a worm. It has no gills or eyes and uses its colorful tentacles to catch organic dentures or marine ice that falls to the bottom of the sea. It only sticks its noodle-like tentacles into the water when it is time to eat. However, this species spends most of its life. On the ocean floor, it has also been seen swimming in the water or crawling along the sea floor to find locations where food is abundant. What can you say about this creature? Do you like spending time with it, the jelly squirrel? It is easy to ignore this creature at first. Seeing the level of pollution in the oceans and seas makes one think that it is one of those particles, but upon closer examination, scientists discovered that this gelatinous animal was Alive, resembling half a peeled banana, it has been seen in the Pacific Ocean. This gummy squirrel is a sea cucumber that measures about two feet in length and is one of 55 specimens collected by researchers from the National History Museum in London.
By Nora SG2 years ago in FYI
The Stopped Train
Introduction I like to be positive, I like people to come out of my posts with a smile on their faces but sometimes things happen that worry us or concern us, and the recent issue on Vocal is a perfect example.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in FYI
The Reality TV experiment: Nasubi
In January 1998, a 22-year-old aspiring comedian, Tomoaki Hamatsu, went on an unusual audition for a show business-related job. After the audition, the candidates were announced that this job would be assigned by luck rather than talent.
By Beatrice2 years ago in FYI
The Enigna of the Cursed Dice
Spring has arrived, and for Demeter, the goddess of the harvest, it's a season of utmost significance. The responsibility falls upon her shoulders to maintain equilibrium in the natural world's abundance, a task she accomplishes with a pair of mystical dice. Each morning, as the sun breaks over the horizon, Demeter casts these dice, and the lands corresponding to the sum of their faces yield their resources. This harmony in the distribution of sums is crucial, for any deviation from the norm could lead to catastrophe.
By Sarass1999 Stati Sellitto2 years ago in FYI
The Perils Of A Vocal Creator
Introduction This might sound like a moan and in some ways it is, but on top of this, I still maintain that Vocal is an excellent if flawed platform, and is my own preferred platform of choice.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in FYI
The Sacred Grounds of Remembrance: Exploring the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan
In the heart of Busan, South Korea, where the urban bustle converges with the serenity of nature, a sacred place of remembrance stands as a testament to courage and sacrifice. The UN Memorial Cemetery, nestled in the peaceful hills overlooking the city, is a hallowed ground that pays tribute to the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Korean War (1950-1953). This short article invites you to delve into the significance of this place and discover the stories that have etched its memory into the annals of history.
By topgameteaser2 years ago in FYI
6 Reasons Why Toxic People Have More Friends Than You
6 Reasons Why Toxic People Have More Friends Than You Social interaction is a critical aspect of human life, and most of us aspire to have friendships and social circles we can rely on. But do you ever find yourself wondering why toxic people seem to have an abundance of friends, while you feel like you’re lacking in this department? It’s a perplexing phenomenon that we often lose ourselves in, wondering why popularity seems to be so skewed in favor of those who bring so much negativity and drama into people’s lives. But the truth is, popularity doesn’t always equate to genuine connections. In this video, we explore the concept of the “illusion of popularity” and the psychology behind toxic people’s behavior. By understanding why and how they attract social circles, you can protect yourself and cultivate healthier friendships. So, let’s take a closer look at what’s really going on behind the façade!
By Space Online2 years ago in FYI
The 2023 Women's World Cup
The upcoming 2023 Women's World Cup is much more than a mere sporting event. It represents a significant milestone in the ongoing journey towards gender equality in sports and society at large. This elaborate discussion will delve into the multifaceted impact of the tournament, examining how it serves as a powerful catalyst for women's empowerment on a global scale. With an emphasis on the tournament's significance, key players, societal impact, and legacy, we will explore how the Women's World Cup is poised to break new ground and inspire change.
By Samuel O2 years ago in FYI
The Crocs phenomenon
In the ever-evolving realm of fashion and footwear, there exists a category of shoes that has achieved a level of recognition, adoration, and, at times, even controversy, that is truly unparalleled. Whether you adore them for their comfort or raise an eyebrow at their unorthodox appearance, there's no denying the global sensation that is Crocs shoes. These distinctive clogs, with their instantly recognizable perforated design and vibrant colors, have not only revolutionized the way we think about footwear but have also become an undeniable cultural icon. In this exploration of Crocs shoes, we'll journey through their history, examine the controversies they've stirred, and uncover the enduring appeal that has made them a fashion phenomenon unlike any other. So, slip into your favorite pair (or prepare to be convinced to try them on), as we embark on a fascinating journey into the world of Crocs shoes.
By L3V2 years ago in FYI
5 Justifications for Why The Japanese Don't Get FAT
5 Justifications for Why The Japanese Don't Get FAT Did you had any idea about that the Japanese have the longest future on the planet? It's no happenstance that with great wellbeing, an ideal weight is likewise effortlessly accomplished. The Japanese have a 3% corpulence rate contrasted with an astounding 35% in the USA.
By S M 2 years ago in FYI