Oklahoma Earthquake – 4.3 Tremble Does No Significant Harm
A quake has officially hit OK. About six miles east of Norman around 9 a.m. this morning. The earthquake was about 3.1 miles below the […]
Month: November 2010
D.C. Educational Facilities Lose As Michelle Rhee Resigns
Michelle Rhee has resigned from D.C. Public Educational facilities within the wake of a new mayor-elect. According to the Boston Globe, Rhee’s decision was made […]
Setting Up A Medieval Footwear Display
If you collect medieval items or have built a medieval room, you probably have some medieval foot wear. For those of you that don’t have […]
2010 Nobel Prize In Physics Goes To Discoverers Of Graphene
Graphene is ultra-thin, uncommonly strong, and heat and electricity conduct via it with less resistance than any substance that exists. For discovering graphene, a pair […]
European Austerity Policies Ignite Demonstrations Across The Region
Saying “no” to austerity, Europeans marched in cities around the continent Wednesday to demonstration government cutbacks in cultural systems and increased taxes meant to lift […]
Fresh Interest In Redcross
How can we really prevent earthquake disasters from happening in Haiti again? We know that earthquakes might be coming again from the future. In fact, […]
Tips For Cleaning Armor
You purchased a beautiful set of ancient medieval armor a few months ago and it looked fantastic. However, its been a few months and the […]
The Chinese Almanac – The Book Of Everything
The Tong Shu or Tong Sing as it is called in Hong Kong is a little red book of daily predictions in the Chinese culture […]
News Society – Surviving 2012 – Doomsday Or Hoax?
Is surviving 2012 a part of your agenda? According to the many scientists and other various groups, the prophecies that are predicting the end of […]
David Harmer Would Like To Look At Public School System Burn Off
As midterm elections approach, the campaign platform for tea party GOP California congressional candidate Harmer will probably downplay Harmer’s opinions on public schools, writes Nick […]