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Pretty Sure I'm Correct Here
Wisdom can be hard-earned from life experiences and also gleaned from five minutes of checking social media. Just because one of them leaves you less scarred (and that could be either source, depending on the day), doesn’t mean it’s any less relevant.
By Judey Kalchik 4 years ago in FYI
Stem Cell Treatment For Cerebral Palsy Is Becoming A Reality In India
Cerebral palsy is a debilitating condition that affects millions of children around the world. There is no known cure for cerebral palsy, but stem cell therapy is showing promise as a potential treatment. Stem cell therapy is still in its early stages, but it is already helping children with cerebral palsy in India. We will explore how stem cell treatment is becoming a reality for children with cerebral palsy in India. We will also look at the potential benefits and risks of stem cell therapy.
By Joe Smith4 years ago in FYI
10 Website Development Best Practices to know
Every day, technological advances and new technologies are taking over industries of all sorts. In the process, consumers of these industries are slowly creating their own expectations. These result in creating pressure on business owners to alter the way they and their teams of web designers manage the technical aspects of their business websites.
By Bhavitra Techsolutions4 years ago in FYI
5 Popular Sports You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
My main job is teaching English to computer programmers at a very well-known company in Asia. Well, when I say teaching, I lie slightly as this is not your everyday English teaching job. I’m employed to develop the employee’s understanding of western culture.
By Daniel Hoadley4 years ago in FYI
There's a Whole 'Lotta Rhythm Goin' 'Round (part 2)
There is a lot of things that I have to say about Los Angeles that hasn't been said in a long time. We have to recognize the impact on how minorities (people of African, Latino, and Asian descent) have contributed to the founding of the city. Past and present contributions can be found on Olivera Street, Chinatown, the foregone history of Central Ave. of the 1910's to early 1960's in Los Angeles. These and other "lost" Los Angeles stories need to be shared and told to future generations, especially in this "woke" age.
By Andrew Dixon4 years ago in FYI
There’s A Whole Lotta Rhythm Goin’ ‘Round (part 1)
I’m looking into a lot of nostalgia lately. What would‘ve happened if I wasn’t born in Los Angeles or led the life I had up to this point? The more you think about it, the more you tend to realize that you are supposed to be where you are. Your presence does make a difference. I’m glad to have lived where I grew up because no other location would have suited me. This story is a dedication to where I live-my hometown neighborhood at its adjoining ‘hood in Los Angeles-Hyde Park and Windsor Hills.
By Andrew Dixon4 years ago in FYI
Some Ancient and historical cities of the world
There is a difference between antiquity and history. History has authentic foundations, whereas antiquity is determined by historical evidence as well as by public belief at times. Let us tell you 10 such cities of the world which not only remained ancient, but due to the events that happened there over time, became an important part of history for the world. The faith of the people of the world gradually connected with these cities. These are cities that hold a special place in the whole world as centers of religion, philosophy, science and art. Baghdad The capital of Iraq, Baghdad is one of the oldest cities in the world. Its history dates back to 4000 years before Christ. Baghdad, currently the capital of a violent country like Iraq, was a very peaceful and prosperous trading center located in the fertile part of Mesopotamia. The history of Iraq is the history of many ancient Mesopotamian civilizations. There were ancient civilizations named Babuli and Sumer. It is believed that Adam and Eve lived in a garden here. The remains found in the ancient Iraqi civilization and the Indus civilization of India show that the two civilizations were in contact with each other. Tehran Tehran, located in Iran, is one of the ancient cities of the world. First there was Zoroastrianism in Iran, then Islam religion came here. All the Parsis in the world today, it can be called their birthplace in a way because the ancestors of Iranians were Parsis. Zoroastrianism used to be the official religion of Iran. This religion was founded by Prophet Zarathustra, hence it is also called Zaratushtri religion. The main religious site of the Zoroastrians was on Mount Khajeh near Hamun Lake in the Sistan province of western Iran. In its discovery, the remains of a temple built in 250 BC have been found from here. Although the Yajd province of Iran has been the oldest. At present it is one of the major industrial cities of the world. Mecca Mecca is the capital of Hejaz province of Saudi Arabia. It is a major pilgrimage center for Muslims around the world. It was here that the last 'Prophet Muhammad' of Islam was born. Mecca was the center of ancient Arab culture. The origin of Judaism in Arabia is considered to be from the Prophet Abraham (Abraham or Ibrahim), who lived 2000 years before Christ. He was the first to rebuild the Kaaba. Rome In the history of the world, one who has heard the name of Italy cannot live without knowing Rome. It is one of the ancient cities of the world. Rome, currently the capital of Italy, has long been the center of Italy's religion, society and business. The history of this city goes back to the great civilizations. It is believed that due to the competition for rights over Egypt and Mecca, the king of Rome was once captured by the great emperor Vikramaditya and turned in front of the subjects in Ujjain. Apart from this, the Romans are also mentioned in the Mahabharata as foreigners who brought gifts to Yudhishthira's Rajasuya Yagya. At the same time, it is also believed that the foundation of the city of Rome was laid by Romulus on the Palatine hill in the form of 'Square Rome'. Egypt (Cairo) Egypt or Egypt is a very ancient civilization of the world. Cairo is the capital of Egypt and it has been the capital of many kingdoms in Egypt's nearly 4,000-old history. One of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Pyramid of Giza, a suburb of this city, is both a proof and a symbol of the antiquity of this country and the city. The Pyramid of Giza is the great wonder of the world. One of the world's oldest civilizations, this civilization is situated on the banks of the Nile River. Ancient Egypt is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Red Sea to the east, Libya to the west, and Sudan to the south. It is the meeting place of ancient African, Arab, Roman etc. Ancient civilizations like India have deep links with the Egyptian civilization.
By Satveer4 years ago in FYI
Christian Dior: Understanding the World of the Famed Fifties Fashion Designer
Christian Dior lived from January 21st 1905 to October 1957. Dior was a French designer. He established one of the top fashion houses on the planet. The fashion house is currently under the responsibility for Arnault.
By Shaina Trivedi4 years ago in FYI
Best Apple TV+ Movies To Watch in 2022
Apple TV+ is making waves with its incredible cinematic titles. Although its content library is not as extensive as the other streaming platforms, there are some impeccable gems you can discover and pick for your next movie night.
By Sebastian Petrosi4 years ago in FYI
The Future of PHP Development 2023
Mobile application usage will not slow down in the next few years. According to estimates, the annual growth rate for the market will grow at 13.4% CAGR over the 2021-2030 period. This rapid growth is a catalyst for tech innovations like frameworks, programming languages and advanced techs. The future of PHP is brighter than ever.
By Bhavitra Techsolutions4 years ago in FYI
Titanic's Sister: A Dark Secret? PART ONE
Prologue The sinking of the passenger ship Titanic is one of the most tragic and famous stories of all time. Her story is known all over the world, thanks to how well documented it is. From books, film, websites, social media, video games and music. But with any disaster, as long as there are unanswered questions, research will continue. While research continues, newer evidence will always be uncovered, and sometimes evidence that may pull us away from the accepted story as we have been told. Newer evidence has been uncovered regarding the Titanic, that may point us towards a horrifying new reality. A reality in which the ship that fell two and a half miles to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, was NOT the Titanic, but her sister ship Olympic, and that the disaster was not a pure, simple accident, but something very sinister. With evidence on both sides, we are left with a chilling question, which of the two ships rests on the ocean floor today?
By Luke Milner4 years ago in FYI
Titanic's Sister: A Dark Secret? PART TWO
...CONTINUED FROM PART ONE Coal Strike/Crew Refusing To Sail On Titanic's Maiden Voyage/Coal Fire It should be noted that at the time of the maiden voyage of the Titanic, Britain was in the middle of a heavy coal strike thanks to coal miners fighting for minimum wage. Thanks to no coal being mined, train and shipping schedules were dramatically hindered and hundreds of ships were laid up. Due to how desperate White Star Line were to get Titanic's maiden voyage underway, there was only enough coal for her thanks to old coal from other ships being cannibalised of it. Thanks to the coal strike, many of Titanic's passengers were transferred from other ships to her. One such passenger was Millvina Dean and her family, Millvina would become the last living survivor of the Titanic before her death on May 31st 2009, exactly 98 years to the day Titanic was launched.
By Luke Milner4 years ago in FYI