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Blackburn - Waiting to Be Explored

England is huge country and has a very rich culture. There is a beautiful countryside to the nation. Blackburn is absolutely no exception to the beauty, the place shares the beauty of the country- England. ... ...More...

Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna Temple

The vaisnavas, whenever and wherever they meet, greet one another with just two words, "Hare Krishna". These are for the vaisnavas, the most revered, most powerful and about the only meaningful, words they can think ... ...More...

Cultural Differences Between Norway and the USA

Norway is similar to the United States in a number of very important ways. Both are developed, western countries. There are also some significant cultural differences that exist. Norway has had many more years to develop a very specific cultural identity that separates it from the U.S....More...

Preparation for the Coming of Halloween

When children are asked about which holiday is the only holiday of the entire year that inspire people's imagination, it must be Halloween. The answer is same to the adults. It used to be that ... ...More...

African American Urban Culture

Every culture is burdened by its own brand of stereotypes. For instance, all Chinese people are good at math; all Italian families have connections to the Mafia; all black men are good at basketball; or everyone in the African American urban community speaks slang or Ebonics. It's not true of course...More...

The Factors Leading to the Harlem Renaissance

During the beginning of the 20th century, many African Americans focused their efforts on racial equality and civil rights. The Harlem Renaissance began in Harlem, New York around 1914 and continued into 1935. The movement responded to racial inequality with an explosion of new work in such areas as...More...

What Are Light Orbs?

Light orbs are tiny, hovering balls of light that mysteriously appear or briefly and inexplicably materialize for a short time. Some people have claimed to see light orbs with the naked eye, while some orbs are only observed after the fact in pictures and video. Many people believe that light orbs a...More...

The Influences on Greek & Roman Architecture

Many historians believe that Greek and Roman architecture, known as "classic architecture," evolved from the basic Egyptian column design, consisting of a pedestal, column and "capital," or top. Greeks and Romans expanded on this design by creating five more types of columns to support their many ci...More...

Greek Architecture & Fluted Columns

In ancient Greek architecture, most columns were fluted, meaning they had narrow indentations running along their lengths. The fluted part of a column is referred to as the shaft....More...

Native American Hammer Tools

American Indians used various forms of stone tools as hammer devices. These hammer tools were used to break sticks, clam shella and other stones as well as grind corn. Additionally, the Natives used hammer tools during battle. The battle hammer tools were designed for hand held use or to be thrown a...More...

Japanese Buddhist Mourning Traditions

Ninety percent of Japanese citizens are Buddhist or Shinto. Japanese people usually practice a mixture of both these religions. Buddhism is usually turned to in times of death and tragedy, like mourning, so Buddhist traditions for the funeral and grieving process are followed for most funerals....More...

Kinds of Indian Fabrics

India has a rich textile tradition.Portrait of a woman in sari image by netzz from Fotolia.comIndia's textile tradition is a rich and ancient one that dates back to the Indus Valley civilization. The availability of textiles differ from one location to the other and are affected by such......More...

Strengths of Evidentialist Apologetics

Christians are often accused of building their beliefs on feelings, or ungrounded presumptions which disagree with reason or fact. Evidentialist apologetics is an approach to faith, and to sharing a personal faith with others that is based not on feelings, but on rational, historical and verifiable...More...

Government Grants for Native Americans

The federal government provides Native Americans and any entity that helps them with a variety of different grants. President Clinton established most of these programs during the early and mid-1990s with a view toward assisting Native Americans and remedying the effects of past discrimination and o...More...

The Cultural Differences in Latin American Families

The term Latin American refers to people with Spanish heritage who have migrated to the United States of America. A 2010 study from Family and Consumer Sciences of Ohio State University states that the diverse population includes immigrants from Central America, Puerto Rico, Cuba and other Spanish-s...More...

Sympathy Flowers in Japanese Culture

Death and funerals follow a very strict process in Japan. There are certain protocols that the Japanese follow as part of funeral procedures and, while flowers feature in the funeral itself, sympathy flowers are not the norm in Japanese culture. While you may feel the need to express your condolence...More...

The Top Ten HBCU Bands

HBCU marching bands are popular halftime entertainment.marching band image by windzepher from Fotolia.comMany spectators flock to football games between historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) for the halftime shows. Known as the "fifth quarter" among HBCUs, halftime shows......More...

Difficulties of Lewis & Clark

In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson helped orchestrate the purchase of the Louisiana territory from France, instantly doubling the size of the U.S. Eager to explore this new territory, Jefferson chose his personal secretary, Meriwether Lewis, to lead an expedition. Lewis enlisted the aid of William ...More...

Morals Related to Cheating

Morals are rules by which we live to ensure the smooth running of our interactions with others. These are principles we learn from our parents, pastors or through the personal experience of injury as the result of someone else's wrongdoing. The Duquesne University website gives the......More...