This article includes a lot of good information on how to scrap book, especially if you are a beginner. It has a lot of great tips on how to make nice pages for your scrap book without spending a lot of money or time working on it.
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The Mysteries of Earth Science: Caves around the World
Stalactites (from the Greek stalaktos, ‘oozing out in drips’) hang from cave ceilings. Water oozes out of cracks in the ceiling and as it evaporates it leaves behind tiny deposits of calcium carbonate. Initially these create hollow tubes. Eventually the tubes clogs up, and water runs down the outside, creating the typical stalactite shape.
Cave Location Details
Mammoth Cave System: Kentucky, USA: Longest cave system, 550 km (340 miles) of chambers & passages.
Krubera: Georgia: Deepest discovered-1710m (1mile) deep. Discovered in 2002.
The Mysteries of Earth Science: Rain, Snow and Hail
Frost occurs when moist air comes into contact with a colder surface.
Air frost when the air temperature is 0 calcium (32F), or lower, as measured 1.2m (4ft) above the ground.
Fern frost Feathery patterns that form on the inside of cold glass when dew freezes.
Hoar frost Forms in damp air. The water vapour freezes directly onto a cold surface. The surface must be colder than the air and below freezing.
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The History of Early Cures & Remedies: Part Two
Doctors in the west continued to influence each other but knew nothing of the Chinese approach. After the fall of Rome in the fifth century AD, there was no medical teaching in Europe, but the Arabs studied and translated many Greek manuscripts, making useful additions of their own. Rhazes (865-925), chief physician at the hospital in Baghdad, was the first to distinguish between smallpox and measles. The medical works of the Persian writer Avicenna (980-1037) were compulsory reading for European medical students until about 1650.
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Cooking with NanLT: Nearly Wordless Wednesday - Making Shepherd's Pie
The traditional English Shepherd's Pie is incredibly simple to make. Follow along with these step by step photographs that will show you exactly how to make this delicious savoury pie for your own family. Or, you can click the link in the subtitle to take you direct to the written recipe.
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