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Arts & Humanities > 19th Century US History Crazy Horse: An Oglala Lakota warrior who led by example: 3 of 3
You can ask little more from a leader than to lead by example. The most famous leaders have always been at the forefront of their people, and amongst the Native American tribes this characteristics was as prominent as within any other culture. The greatest warriors were also the greatest leaders, and the likes of Sitting Bull... More..
Personal Finance > Banking Basics Basic services typically offered by banks in the UK: 3 of 3
The number of different companies in control of the UK's High Street Banks may be shrinking in number but the difference in banking ownership has had little impact upon the banking services offered. In truth as well there is little difference between the major UK Banks and the services offered by Barclays are little different... More..
Home & Garden > Home Repair (Other) Tips for replacing a brick: 3 of 3
Most homeowners can build a brick wall if they have the time and inclination. The same people though will immediately call in a professional if they believe that a damaged brick needs to be replaced, or worse they may ignore the damaged brick. Bricks do get damaged, and most walls show signs of wear and tear over time. Bricks... More..
Arts & Humanities > 19th Century US History The Pony Express: Bridging the gap in a country about to divide: 3 of 3
The Pony Express has been a staple element of many a western story, and the imagery of young boys and men risking life and limb to get the mail through has enthralled many a reader. It was though a short-lived venture, a financial disaster, but still remains a part of western folklore. The Origins of the Pony Express The i... More..
Home & Garden > Home Repair (Other) How to fix doors and drawers that stick: 3 of 3
Many homeowners prefer to use products made from wood in their homes, preferring the natural beauty of wood to the harshness of metal and plastic. This choice though is not without its problems though and when doors and drawers are made from wood there is always the possibility that they will stick. In most cases though, it i... More..
Sports & Recreation > Sports & Recreation (Other) An overview on the International Hockey Federation's 2009 rule changes: 3 of 3
The rules of hockey were first established in 1875/76 when the first Hockey Association was established in London, although the game as it is known today has more to do with the second association established a decade later. Since 1886 though there has been almost yearly changes to the rules of hockey, most changes have been ... More..
Autos > Autos (Other) How to remove cigarette smell from a car: 3 of 3
For a non-smoker there is perhaps nothing worse than to get into the confined space of a car after a smoker has lighted up in it. It may be that a friend as smoked a cigarette the previous night, or else it might be that the car might be a new purchase or potential purchase. No matter the reason it is of course necessary to r... More..
Autos > Antique Cars Automotive antiques: 1954 Aston Martin DB2/4 Bertone Spyder: 3 of 3
The heyday of the British motoring industry may only now be a distant memory but there are some classic manufacturers and cars that show just what the industry was able to produce. One of the classic manufacturers was the Aston Martin company. Formed originally before the First World War, it was though in 1953 that Aston Mart... More..
Style & Beauty > Jewelry Is Diamonique as good as a real diamond?: 3 of 3
Beautiful but expensive, diamonds are often out of the financial reach of many people, and so instead a cheaper substitute is sought. Over the years many man made substitutes have been developed in various laboratories, but one of the best is Diamonique. Diamonique may sound exotic; it is though far from being in the same gem... More..
Hobbies & Games > Model Building & Radio Control Caring for plastic model trains: 3 of 3
The model trains of today are relatively fragile things, made from a mixture of plastic and metals. This is unlike their predecessors, the metal Hornby O Gauge which were nigh on indestructible. Model trains though are now less of a plaything and more pieces of precision engineering. It is therefore important to know how to c... More..