sleep

Why do we sleep?

Posted by in Health, Travel and Culture on 08. Dec, 2010 | 0 Comments

Just about every living creature on this Earth needs to sleep at some point and time, it is just as important as eating.Our bodies need to rest in order to be prepared for the next day. This is also a time for our minds to think about things and sort them out. But scientist believe [...]

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Why is Gold valuable?

Posted by in History, Science, Travel and Culture on 08. Dec, 2010 | 0 Comments

Have you ever wondered why Gold is so valuable? There is a very simple and surprising answer to this question. It is mostly because people have made Gold to be valuable. Also due to the fact that it is very rare. It has been estimated that if all the gold in the world were to [...]

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Why do you have kids?

Posted by in People, Travel and Culture on 08. Dec, 2010 | 1 Comment

Everyone in this world has their own reasons for having and wanting children. There are culturals all over the world that believe it to be a type of status upholding, the more children you have the higher you rank in your community. People also have a strong need for continuing there family name, the idea [...]

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Why take a cruise on a smaller ship?

Posted by in Travel and Culture on 04. Nov, 2010 | 1 Comment

For years people have been boarding large cruise ships from port to port.  The many luxury liners offer up many varieties of ship themes like Singles, Musicals, Food and Wine and also cruises by age.  The large liners also have at least 2 formal dining experiences so men don’t forget to pack your tuxedo’s.  These [...]

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Why do Fathers tell the same stories when they get older?

Posted by in People, Travel and Culture on 03. Nov, 2010 | 0 Comments

“Why do Fathers tell the same stories when they get older?” As I became a teenager I began to notice my Father telling me the same stories over and over again. I would say “Dad, I’ve heard that one before. We would have a good laugh and he would move one to the next story. [...]

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Why is Washington nicknamed the Evergreen State?

Posted by in History, Travel and Culture on 02. Nov, 2010 | 0 Comments

Washington is the only state in the United States named after a President. You will find George Washington’s picture on the state flag. The state was presented with a nickname calling it the Evergreen State, this is because the state is covered with  pine and fir forests. The state of Washington has many mountainous areas. [...]

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Why Is It Important To Buy A Good Sleeping Bag For Camping?

Posted by in Travel and Culture on 31. Oct, 2010 | 0 Comments

I bet that if you do not go camping on a regular basis that you never realized that it is important to buy a good sleeping bag. It does not have to be fancy or super expensive but there are few things you need to keep in mind when shopping for one. First it is [...]

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Why is there a Worm in Tequila?

Posted by in Travel and Culture on 31. Oct, 2010 | 1 Comment

I am sure at some point and time in your life you have wondered why some people put worms in their tequila. Well some say it is a myth, but the truth of the matter people really do put worms in their tequila and this is especially popular with the Hispanic culture. It is not [...]

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Why is geography important?

Posted by in Travel and Culture on 10. Mar, 2010 | 0 Comments

As a subject taught in school, geography is often interpreted as being difficult or demanding and its value is often underestimated. However, if we further delve into the application of geography, it becomes clear that geography is a stepping stone towards understanding many important aspects that govern our lives. Some of the crucial aspects of [...]