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City of Ur: Urban Life in Ancient Mesopotamia
Ur is a prominent city-state in ancient Mesopotamia. Founded c. 3800 BCE, Ur is a coastal city on the Persian Gulf. It slowly moves...
Sylvia Rose
4 days ago5 min read
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Iran: Perilous Power of the Middle East
Iran has a critical and often controversial position on the world stage. In the eastern Middle East, Iran is a primarily Muslim country...
Sylvia Rose
Mar 249 min read
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Scam Centers in Southeast Asia
Scam centers in SE Asia are a growing concern. These massive professional operations pull in money through financial frauds and criminal...
Sylvia Rose
Mar 237 min read
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Ninshubur: Loyal Goddess Sukkal of Inanna
Ninshubur is the sukkal of Inanna (Ishtar) in ancient Mesopotamia. Divine vizier and problem-fixer, goddess Ninshubur is worshipped in...
Sylvia Rose
Mar 202 min read
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Uruk Mesopotamia: Forefront of Civilization
Uruk in Mesopotamia is considered the first true city in human civilization. One of the largest sites of the ancient world, Uruk is...
Sylvia Rose
Mar 2010 min read
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Rohingya Genocide in Myanmar
The Rohingya genocide in Myanmar is a brutal targeted massacre of Rohingya Muslims. After decades of attacks, in 2017 violence in Rakhine...
Sylvia Rose
Mar 25 min read
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Homeostasis: Internal Balance of the Body
Homeostasis keeps bodies functioning well. It's the process whereby living organisms like humans control the internal environment to stay...
Sylvia Rose
Feb 94 min read
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Candida albicans: Nature of the Yeast
Candida albicans is a common yeast dwelling in humans and the natural environment. Usually unnoticed unless pathogenic, it's found in...
Sylvia Rose
Feb 43 min read
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Fermentable & Non-Fermentable Sugars
Sugars provide energy and influence bodily functions. They're essential to the growth of all living organisms. Simple carbohydrates,...
Sylvia Rose
Feb 43 min read
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7 Primary Electrolytes: Essential Ions & Health
Electrolytes are essential minerals that carry electric charges. Dysfunction can make them fire off in unwanted ways. Integral for...
Sylvia Rose
Jan 267 min read
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SCOBY & Mother of Vinegar: Cultured Cuisine
The Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast, or SCOBY, and Mother of Vinegar ( Mycoderma aceti ) both create delicious unique fermented...
Sylvia Rose
Jan 253 min read
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Magnesium (Mg): Ecology & Human Health
Magnesium is an element and electrolyte crucial to life on Earth. As the fourth most abundant mineral in the human body, magnesium is...
Sylvia Rose
Jan 245 min read
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Electrolytes: Vital Minerals of Human & Environmental Health
Electrolytes are vital minerals like potassium and magnesium. Function or dysfunction of electrolytes affects health of humans and...
Sylvia Rose
Jan 245 min read
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Natural Anti-Spasmodic Treatments for Muscle Spasms & Pain
Muscle spasms are involuntary, often painful contractions. They happen for many reasons including stress, body imbalance or dehydration....
Sylvia Rose
Jan 248 min read
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Whey & Whey Products: Health & Science
Whey is a byproduct of cheese making. It comes with nutritional benefits and flavorful culinary options. Explore the production process...
Sylvia Rose
Jan 105 min read
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Feudalism & the German Peasants' War
Feudalism is a structured system of land ownership and governance in which the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. It includes a...
Sylvia Rose
Jan 19 min read
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German Romanticism: Nature & Emotion
German Romanticism (Deutsche Romantik) is an influential movement emphasizing profound emotions, the beauty of nature, and the power of...
Sylvia Rose
Dec 29, 20247 min read
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Mysteries of Bona Dea: Women's Rites in Ancient Rome
Bona Dea, the "Good Goddess," has a special place among ancient Roman deities. Her mysteries are only for women. Goddess of fertility,...
Sylvia Rose
Dec 25, 20244 min read
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Kakia: Greek Goddess of Vice & Abominations
Kakia in Greek mythology represents vice and moral corruption. Her name directly translates to wickedness. She relates to darker aspects...
Sylvia Rose
Dec 23, 20244 min read
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German Peasants' War: Rebellion of Despair
The German Peasants' War (1524-5) is short, bloody and violent, and changes the course of history in Europe. Up to 400,000 peasants rise...
Sylvia Rose
Nov 22, 20245 min read
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