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    Voices from the Past: Historical Perspectives and Cultural Insights

    by Peter May 9, 2021
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    May 9, 2021
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  • Street Art

    Who Owns Banksy’s ‘Slave Labour’ Mural? Ownership of Public Art on Private Property

    by Jasmine May 9, 2021
    by Jasmine May 9, 2021

    Banksy’s “Slave Labour” Mural: Who Owns Public Art on Private Property? Background Banksy, the renowned street artist, created a mural titled “Slave Labour” in 2012. The mural, depicting a young …

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  • Home and Garden

    Electric Water Heater Wiring: A Step-by-Step Guide for Safe and Compliant Installation

    by Zuzana May 8, 2021
    by Zuzana May 8, 2021

    Electric Water Heater Wiring: A Comprehensive Guide Understanding Electrical Requirements Replacing an electric water heater involves specific electrical requirements to ensure safety and compliance with local codes. This guide focuses …

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  • Climate Science

    Glacier Ice Caves of Mount Hood: A Window into a Disappearing World Impacted by Climate Change

    by Peter May 8, 2021
    by Peter May 8, 2021

    Glacier Ice Caves: A Window into a Disappearing World Hidden within the icy embrace of Mount Hood in Oregon lies a subterranean wonderland of glacier ice caves. These ephemeral caverns, …

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  • Uncategorized

    The Cabin of Peter the Great: The World’s Smallest Palace and Birthplace of Saint Petersburg

    by Peter May 7, 2021
    by Peter May 7, 2021

    The Cabin of Peter the Great: The World’s Smallest Palace In the heart of Saint Petersburg, overlooking the Neva River, stands a tiny wooden cabin that holds a unique place …

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  • Home and Garden

    Decluttering Made Easy: Expert Tips for Letting Go of Clutter

    by Zuzana May 7, 2021
    by Zuzana May 7, 2021

    Decluttering Your Home: Expert Tips for Letting Go of Unnecessary Items Decluttering is an essential part of maintaining a clean and organized home. It involves getting rid of anything you …

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  • Engineering

    Personal Flying Machines of the Future: Unveiling the Innovative Designs of the GoFly Challenge

    by Rosa May 6, 2021
    by Rosa May 6, 2021

    Personal Flying Machines of the Future: A Glimpse into the GoFly Competition The End of Jet Packs? For decades, the image of personal flying machines has been synonymous with jet …

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  • Environmental Science

    The World’s Lakes: Number, Distribution, Climate Change Impacts, and Conservation Efforts

    by Rosa May 6, 2021
    by Rosa May 6, 2021

    The World’s Lakes: A Comprehensive Overview Number of Lakes in the World A recent study has revealed that there are approximately 117 million lakes on Earth. This is the first …

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  • Life Science

    The Curious World of Decorative Gourds: A Comprehensive Guide

    by Peter May 5, 2021
    by Peter May 5, 2021

    The Curious World of Decorative Gourds The History of Decorative Gourds Gourds, members of the Cucurbitaceae family, have been a part of human history for at least 8,000 years. Initially …

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  • Digital Art

    Rediscovering a Lost Masterpiece: Charles Le Brun’s ‘The Palace of the Sun’ Digitally Recreated at Vaux-le-Vicomte

    by Zuzana May 5, 2021
    by Zuzana May 5, 2021

    17th-Century French Masterpiece to Be Digitally Recreated at Vaux-le-Vicomte The Lost Masterpiece In the 17th century, renowned French artist Charles Le Brun embarked on an ambitious project for the Baroque …

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