Author: Nathan Peters
28 Oct Culture is the identity of Nation
Spring is coming and with it the exaltation of landscapes full of flowers and rivers full of life. A life that translates into a multitude of patron saint festivities throughout the Spanish rural territory: pilgrimages, crosses in May, Corpus Christi, medieval days, bonfires of San Juan and a long, etc. they travel the length. And the breadth of the Spanish geography. Festivities that show centuries-old traditions that pass from one generation to another. And that is undoubtedly a fundamental element of the cultural identity of each and every one of the Spanish peoples.
24 Sep Are Classic Vehicles a Good Investment?
People buy a classic car for many reasons - perhaps because it’s something they remember from their younger days, or perhaps because of the low tax and insurance costs. But can they ever be a good investment? Over the last 30 years, the values of classic...
08 Jul 5 Culinary Career Tips for Aspiring Cooks
If you want to be a cook, you have to be prepared to work hard. Indeed, the field is not only competitive - it is also critical that you have stamina. On any given night in a kitchen, you could be doing a million things...
07 Jul Plans to Ban the Kratom Plant in 2020
What is Kratom and why is it Controversial? Kratom is an herb that hails from Southeast Asia where the natives used it for managing pain, treating opioid addiction, stress, anxiety, inflammation, etc. The herb found its way to the West with the onset of the 21st...
21 Jun Energy innovations that will make the world more efficient
Energy systems are becoming a more and more important part of our everyday lives. Electric and hybrid cars seem to dominate the energy conversation. This is because they rely less on petroleum, and petroleum is a subject we all care about deeply. We see the prices at the gas pumps, and we feel the sting every time we fill our tanks. Since we care so much about petroleum, media coverage tends to cover it heavily.
21 Jun The environmental benefits of solid oak flooring
It’s a common misconception that solid oak flooring must be bad for the environment. In fact, the reverse is true for a number of reasons. Oak flooring has a unique appeal due to its warm, natural appearance that adds character to any room. However, those seeking to purchase new flooring may be put off by the idea that oak – or any hard wood – products are bad for the environment. Assuming you check the company’s credentials, however, this problem is entirely avoidable. Instead, oak flooring can be a very green option.
21 Jun Plastic Bottles for a Light Source
Ingenious use of plastic bottles for a light source in the Philippines. Electricity in the Philippines is the highest of all the Asia nations. While most of the poorer regions do have electricity it is just not cost effective for them to use it for lighting.
21 Jun Make a Green Building and Save Money
It is a known fact to all that due to the constant rise in the level of pollution, our environment is deteriorating day by day. It is up to the regular public to make sure this stops and the environment again regains its old grandeur. Although because of the increasing population, it is a very hard task to fulfill. One of the latest technologies that have been incorporated in the world of real estate is green houses. There are several property who have this particular facility. These not only help to save the environment from further harm but also help us to save money in the process.