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75Writing Tips #5: Description, Perception and Sensation
A well told story captures and captivates instantly. A good style that tells a good story can establish a connection between the writer and the reader that could be everlasting.
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83The Thyroid Gland and Your Diet
There are a variety of foods available that can help or hinder the Thyroid Gland. In this hub we will look at those food items that can help the Thyroid gland to function better. We will also look at dietary items that could worsen thyroid function.
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93How to use Role-Play in Teaching and Training
Role-play is a valuable teaching and training tool that delivers immense amount of imprinted learning. This learning is retained and recalled better through the role-play experience. While it is evolving as a very effective, interactive teaching and training tool, many feel unprepared and uncomfortable about participating, or using role-play in routine teaching and training.
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86Top Tips for Men's Fragrances
Some men don’t wear any fragrance apart from simple soap. Some douse themselves in deodorants and are happy with the end product. Some go for the popular high street brands, guided by Christmas campaigns and settling for whatever floats on the TV. Believe me, it is worth investing some time in figuring out what fragrance suits you most. A good men's fragrance is like a best friend, always by your side, standing up for your cause and putting in a good word for you with the girls!
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83Top Tips for Women's Fragrances
There’s something magical about the scent of a woman. The natural fragrance entices men through pheromones. A well chosen fragrance can combine and enhance the natural scent. Women's perfume is a perfect companion. If worn correctly it can kiss and caress, drift and dance, float and flirt and in general enchant the target audience. If chosen wrong, it may cloy and cloud, obscure and obfuscate, irritate or be inane.
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83John Carter of Mars
The glorious science fiction and fantasy opened new horizons: broad open spaces, alien landscapes, super powers, rocket ships of grandeur, extraterrestrial villains and much more. The sky used to be the limit for the imagination of an author. But now, they could travel a million galaxies the very edges of the universe (if there was an edge). It is in this milieu that a new hero was born in February 1912. The hero is John Carter of Mars. And his creator was the formidable Mr. Edgar Rice Burroug
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80The Shiny History of Silk
There was a best kept secret in the ancient world before it was stolen by the west; A secret that was the main reason for the commercial and cultural relationships between the East and the West in ancient times; A secret that made untold riches for those who knew; A secret that created a commercial route across cold mountains, lush valleys and arid deserts.
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81World’s Best Easter Eggs: the Gifts of Fabergé
Of all the Easter Eggs ever made and gifted, there is a particular collection that exists as a testament of craftsmanship and genius. They were gifted as an expression of love and adulation, represent a continued legacy from father to son.They are the brainchild of a man who is perhaps the best known jeweller in the world, Peter Karl Fabergé .
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84Every Organ Tells a Story #5: A History of Anatomical Terms
The link between art and science in the study of anatomy is a curious one. The anatomist as an artist had limited skills in rendering what they saw. In earlier times they were further limited by what they didn’t see.
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78The Hilarious Adventures of Asterix and Obelix
But it isn’t just the magic potion that makes them so powerful, it is those two mighty heroes – one brave, wise and small – the other large, dumb but with a heart of Gold and natural strength ( he fell into the magic potion as a child) who are the stars of the show. Intrigued that this is some kind of alternate history lesson? Fear not, as these are the hilarious adventures of those French heroes, Asterix and Obelix.
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