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Society & Lifestyle > Immigration Issues How immigration has affected the UK: 2 of 15
Over one million Europeans moved to the UK in the last three years, this does not include all of the immigrants who have moved here illegally, it also does not include the numbers of immigrants who come from other parts of the world. 460,780 of the Europeans that came to England came from Poland.Even allowing for people who a... More..
Religion & Spirituality > New Age Concepts How do you read tea leaves?: 1 of 6
Tea leaf fortune telling.It goes without saying that tea leaf fortune-telling cannot be done with a teabag. If you would like to try your hand at it? Make yourself a nice cup of tea the old way, and drink, whilst thinking about what you want answered.The main secret of fortune-telling using tea leaves is one of concentration.... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Homeland Security How conserving oil fights terrorism: 1 of 5
This all depends what you mean by terrorism. What exactly is terrorism?Well my dictionary says "the systematic use of violence and intimidation to achieve political ends."So I suppose an invasion of another country to bring about regime change would fit that description very nicely. The allied forces invading Iraq would certa... More..
Food & Drink > Dairy & Egg Recipes Recipes: Homemade goat cheese: 1 of 4
To make your own goats cheese at home is really quite easy. You can buy some goats milk from your local supermarket and all of the equipment you will need should be in most kitchens. If not it will be available at your nearest hardware shop.A large saucepan is a good start, as long as you take great care not to let the milk s... More..
Hobbies & Games > Hobbies & Games (Other) How to win at the rock, scissors, paper game: 1 of 3
Tips on Rock, Paper, ScissorsProbably one of the most expensive and high stakes games of rock, paper, scissors was played in May 2005. The Maspro Denkoh Corporation of Japan decided to sell off a small part of its excellent art collection. The company is a large manufacturer of satellite equipment and televisions. Mr Hashiyam... More..
Entertainment > Hollywood & Movie Industry How piracy threatens the movie industry: 7 of 18
It's quite easy to view any film, or new release online with the advent of websites such as www.fastpasstv and www.watch-movies.net.These sites will take you to links to other sites such as zshare. These sites are the real key to the on line piracy. A movie is ripped off, either by copying the dvd and taking off the encryptio... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Economic News Understanding consumer expenditure: 1 of 1
Private consumption, personal and consumer expenditure. An explanation.Consumer expenditure is essentially personal spending on goods and services. Basically it covers almost everything we spend our money on, including rent, administrative costs of life assurance and pension funds. It also includes the purchase of land and bu... More..
Hobbies & Games > Hobbies & Games (Other) Fortune telling using ears: 1 of 1
Fortune telling with ears in the 1930sMany of the these ancient techniques were handed down for a century after century. And as no two ears in the world are unlike it led to some interesting conclusions. I think most of these are quire funny.People with small ears are affectionate, if the lobes are strong and red then they wi... More..
Sciences > Atmosphere & Weather Animals and weather prediction: 1 of 1
Can animals be weather prophets. Lets have a look at some of the superstitions that have grown up through the years. I don't know of any scientific knowledge surrounding these facts, but many people believe them.It has long been thought that animals have a great knack of telling you the weather, and forecasting the weather.Ba... More..
Computers & Technology > Computers & Technology (Other) The history of radar: 1 of 1
Article: Who invented radar?This is a tricky one as there were a few people who kind of helped along the way. But the person who actually made the first one work properly was Robert Watson-Watt. He was born in Brechin, Scotland. Went to Dundee University and then worked at the Met office. He was then appointed superintendent ... More..