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The Youngest Killers: 5 Children Who Killed Before They Were Teenagers
Most children play with toys, watch cartoons, spend time with family, or hang out with friends. Children under age 13 rarely go astray and commit crimes, although rare is murder among them. It happens, as this article reveals.
True Crime WriterPublished 7 months ago in CriminalTears in the Flood: A Tale of Resilience
In the heart of the Mississippi Delta, where the river once flowed lazily, life had always been simple but sweet. The residents of Fairview, a tight-knit community that thrived on the fertile soil, shared stories on porch swings and laughter at church gatherings. But as the years passed, a new reality began to encroach upon their idyllic world.
madalin andreiPublished 7 months ago in EarthCryptogams
Introduction Cryptogams, a term coined by the 18th-century botanist Carl Linnaeus, refer to a fascinating and diverse group of non-flowering plants that have captivated scientists and nature enthusiasts for centuries. In this note, we will embark on a journey through the hidden world of cryptogams, exploring their unique characteristics, life cycles, ecological significance, and their role in shaping the planet's biodiversity.
Richard OsasPublished 7 months ago in EarthMorocco's Earthquakes:Understanding the Geological Tremors
Moroccan seismic activity contrasts with the country's lively culture and stunning scenery, which are located at the meeting point of the African and Eurasian tectonic plates. In this investigation, we travel to the epicenter of Morocco's seismic activity to learn more about its causes, repercussions, and precautions.
amina boubakrPublished 7 months ago in EarthTornado destroyed everything i ever had
This is my story about tornado experience, the greatest natural disaster The day the tornado struck was etched into my memory like a scar. It was a sweltering summer afternoon in a small town where everyone knew each other's name. I had spent years building a life there, a life that was about to be torn apart.
Alabi Cornelius GbengaPublished 7 months ago in EarthForgotten MaritimeTragedies in History
Forgotten Maritime Tragedies in History One of the most intriguing stories involves the Anticotheria Shipwreck, a Greek trading vessel dating back to the first century BCE. Nestled at the confluence of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas on the eastern side of the Greek island of Anticothera, this ancient ship remained hidden for over two millennia until its chance discovery in 1900. Greek sponge divers, originally in route to Tunisia, were compelled to seek shelter during a storm on a nearby island. Unable to continue their journey, they embarked on an impromptu sponge hunt, leading to the astonishing find of the shipwreck at a depth of approximately 130 feet.
Antonio MatosPublished 7 months ago in HistoryFrom Ignorance to Redemption: A Father’s journey to save the planet.
I used to be the kind of person who didn't pay much attention to the world around me. Weather, nature, the environment - they were all just background noise in my life. My singular focus had always been on personal success, and I didn't have time for what I considered trivial concerns. That was until the day everything changed.
Will The LAUSD Take on Its Parasite Problem?
“The co-location of charter schools, pursuant to Proposition 39, is often detrimental to District schools and the students they educate” – Proposed LAUSD resolution
Carl J. PetersenPublished 7 months ago in The Swamp