Africa is the second-biggest continent in the world, and it is regarded as the cradle of life. This is primarily because many skeletons of the earlier life of both man and animals have been located&hellip
Monthly Archives For August 2012
Famous Tennis Players 2012
The word ‘tennis’ originated from the French ‘tenez’ meaning ‘to receive’ used as a call by the server to the receiver. Historians form that the game originated in France in the 12th century when the&hellip
Facts About Obama
Barrack Obama is the President of the United States and was born on August 4, 1961. He was first a lawyer who defended people’s civil rights before pursuing his political career. He started out as&hellip
What is ASAP?
What is ASAP? ASAP is an acronym that stands for “as soon as possible”. It is one of the many acronyms that people are familiar about. Many people encounter the term “ASAP” in everyday conversations&hellip
Famous Spots for Whale Watching
Whale watching is to whaling what shooting by camera is to shooting by gun. Whereas the conservationists opine that watching whales alive is more profitable, the concerned industrialists argue that the whale watching philosophy is&hellip
Famous Doomsday Prophecies That Failed
‘Doomsday,’ or ‘the ultimate human destiny,’ sometimes also known as the ‘end times’ is a matter of great concern and interest for human beings ever since they started pondering the genesis of the universe. The&hellip
Facts About Georgia
Fact 1: Georgia was founded on February 12th, Â 1733 by James Oglethorpe. Georgia attained Statehood in the year 1788 on January 2nd as the fourth State. Fact 2: Â The capital of the State of Georgia&hellip
Famous People With Only One Known Photograph
Some rare photographs of several famous people were taken during the mid-1800s when Kodak, the first camera, was sold commercially by Eastman. An interesting fact is that very few personalities have been documented to have&hellip
Facts About Egypt
Fact 1: Egypt is located in the Northern part of Africa and is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea. Egypt is situated between Libya and the Gaza strip, and it has the Asian Sinai Peninsula in&hellip
Famous Teachers in Literature
Derived from the latter root ‘Litterae-Letters,’ ‘literature’ literally meant ‘the product of letters.’ In its current sense, however, ‘literature’ is not confined to published materials only and may include other genres from multi-media. Things like:&hellip
Facts About Michigan
Fact 1: The State of Michigan has several nicknames like: the Great Lakes State, Winter Water Wonderland, Mitten State, the Birthplace of Automobiles, and the Wolverine State. Fact 2: Michigan is formed from two major&hellip
What is an AQSIQ license?
An AQSIQ license refers to the certification issued by the General Admission of Quality Supervision, Inspection, and Quarantine of the People’s Republic of China to foreign suppliers of scrap or waste goods and materials. Before&hellip
Facts About Greece
Fact 1: The official name of Greece is the Hellenic Republic. Mountains occupy about 80 percent of the landscape of Greece. Fact 2: One-half of the country is barren while the other half has forests.&hellip
What is duckbilling?
‘Duckbilling’ is an urban term or Internet slang that may have different interpretations depending on who uses it or how it is used in a sentence. Many people refer to it, though, as smoking while&hellip
Facts About Cuba
Fact 1: Cuba is a Caribbean Island which is situated between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. The place is located about 150 km south to Key West in Florida. Fact 2: The&hellip
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