There is often confusion about the differences between raw honey, natural honey, pure honey, real honey and so-called ‘fake’ honey. Put simply, raw, natural, pure, unfiltered, and real honey is essentially the same thing – 100% honey. This means is the honey in the jar was made by bees, not in a factory. If you are looking to buy… Read More »
Chaplin was named after his father, a British music-hall entertainer. He spent his early childhood with his mother, the singer Hannah Hall, after she and his father separated, and he made his own stage debut at age five, filling in for his mother. The mentally unstable Hall was later confined to an asylum. Charlie and his half brother Sydney were sent to… Read More »
For my seventh birthday, I got the best gift I could imagine: my first very own cookbook, Betty Crocker’s Cookbook for Boys and Girls. I remember quickly starting to cook my way through the spiral-bound book, although “cooking through” wasn’t a term anyone used in 1959—at least not in Denver. From Bunny Salad (lettuce leaves on a plate, chilled… Read More »
rchaeological mission coordinator/director Antonio Curci (DiSCi, University of Bologna), Maria Carmela Gatto (AUC, American University in Cairo). Research Area and ERC Panels Activation date of the campaign Overview The Aswan-Kom Ombo Archaeological Project works in the Aswan region, located in the southern part of Egypt. One the most important aims of the project is the analysis of the… Read More »
What is a directed donation? A directed donation is the donation of blood or platelets that is designated for a specific patient. There is no scientific evidence that designated blood is safer than blood from other volunteer donors. In fact, directed donors must meet the same eligibility criteria as other volunteer donors. Donors cannot be tested for blood type prior… Read More »
The relationship between Europe and Africa dates back as far the 1200s, when Arab merchants traded gold with powerful African kingdoms and then went on to trade in Europe. By the 1480s the Portuguese had started to settle along the west coast of Africa in the Kingdom of Kongo, trading guns and cloth in exchange for enslaved prisoners of war. By the 1600s,… Read More »
Teaching is a rewarding and impactful profession, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. From managing classrooms to meeting diverse student needs, teachers often face various obstacles in their day-to-day work. In this blog, we will discuss five common problems teachers encounter and offer practical solutions to help overcome them effectively. 1. Classroom Management: Maintaining… Read More »
In the event that joy or nonpartisanship can be kept up with in serenity, life might benefit from some intervention to fill the stomach and intended to mean a lot to the heart. Who doesn’t have the foggiest idea about the disastrous impact of high blood cholesterol? Just at times does it understand that great cholesterol ought to… Read More »
Yesterday was Sunday, and as usual, my husband had a day off from work. On Saturday night, he surprised me by saying, “I’ll handle all the housework for you tomorrow.” Honestly, I didn’t believe him. But Sunday morning came, and he kept his word. He cleaned the house, washed the dishes, did the laundry, and even dried the… Read More »
Fetching drinking water is a gruelling daily routine for millions of women in India. Even without enduring the scorching summer months or the freezing winters, they walk for miles every day, balancing plastic or earthen pots on their heads and carrying buckets in their hands to manage the household water stock. “It’s a daily struggle. I get so… Read More »