Sun

May 27,
2012

37 Comments
Castles aren’t the popular form of residence they once were. Mostly because advancements in civilization have rendered them obsolete. But there was a time when castles were a practical real estate choice, as... Read more
— by Ryan Thomas
Sat

May 26,
2012

91 Comments
After the Great War that was Word War 1, the people of the globe mourned the substantial loss of life and prayed that history would never repeat itself. Of course, it did. World War 2 used more horrific weaponry than... Read more
— by William Carroll
Fri

May 25,
2012

142 Comments
Judaism is one of the oldest religions still alive today, and is the oldest of the Abrahamic religions (Islam, Christianity, and Judaism). Famous Jews, such as Albert Einstein, Jesus, and Sigmund Freud, are considered... Read more
— by John Waller
Thu

May 24,
2012

74 Comments
A recent trend in media is the idea that children are scary or creepy. Girls seem to be particularly popular - from pale-faced, stringy-haired ghosts to demonically possessed victims, creepy girls are becoming a common... Read more
— by Mark Russell
Wed

May 23,
2012

130 Comments
A concert can be a communal experience. As countless strangers bond silently over the sounds of the one thing they surely have in common, music presents itself as the great equalizer, a benevolent force that knows no... Read more
— by Ryan Thomas
Tue

May 22,
2012

68 Comments
One of the biggest viral news stories of 2011 was the discovery of Comet Elenin (C/2010 X1). For a wide variety of reasons, people began to think the comet posed a threat to Earth. Articles were written that examined... Read more
— by Dylan Angeles
Mon

May 21,
2012

57 Comments
A kiss - so simple yet so emotional. There is something about sitting in a dark theater watching the on-screen couple embrace for the first time that gives you chills. A kiss can be sweet, seductive, messy, romantic... Read more
— by Kiss Me Cate
Sun

May 20,
2012

204 Comments
John Lennon is one of the most influential people in history. His message of peace, love, and happiness will forever be remembered. In the 1960s and 70s, Lennon was revolutionary in changing negative social values... Read more
— by Bryan Johnson
Sat

May 19,
2012

107 Comments
The better technology gets, the more opportunity we have to learn more about our Universe. In recent times, the heavens have opened up to us in ways we used to only imagine. Here is a list of some of the recent space... Read more
— by Theresa Cornelius

Fascinating Facts About Castles

By Ryan Thomas

Castles aren’t the popular form of residence they once were. Mostly because advancements in...

Catalysts for World War III

By William Carroll

After the Great War that was Word War 1, the people of the globe mourned the substantial loss of...

People Who Give Judaism a Bad Name

By John Waller

Judaism is one of the oldest religions still alive today, and is the oldest of the Abrahamic...

Creepy Girls in Fiction

By Mark Russell

A recent trend in media is the idea that children are scary or creepy. Girls seem to be...

Rock Concerts that Were Just Messed Up

By Ryan Thomas

A concert can be a communal experience. As countless strangers bond silently over the sounds of...

Facts Surrounding Comet Elenin

By Dylan Angeles

One of the biggest viral news stories of 2011 was the discovery of Comet Elenin (C/2010 X1). For a...

Notable Screen Kisses

By Kiss Me Cate

A kiss - so simple yet so emotional. There is something about sitting in a dark theater watching...

Reasons to Admire John Lennon

By Bryan Johnson

John Lennon is one of the most influential people in history. His message of peace, love, and...

Recent Space Discoveries

By Theresa Cornelius

The better technology gets, the more opportunity we have to learn more about our Universe. In...

Unhealthy Foods You Think are Healthy

By Rune Erlandsen

I love food. I do also love unhealthy food, unfortunately, and in an attempt to help myself and...

Top Ten Signs You Are Not a City Person

By Ryan Thomas

It’s very easy to recognize someone who doesn’t quite have city life down. The city is...

Notable Pangrams

By Nic Swaner

Originating from Greek pan gramma, meaning "every letter," a pangram is a sentence using every...

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