An interesting question that might pop up in mind related to dentistry is the fate of braces when the person dies. Death is imminent and factual. It has to happen to everybody. However, the process of burial or cremation can be decided beforehand. You can write a will or have someone close … Read more
No! Facial hair refers to the hair of the face, grown usually on the chin, cheeks, and upper lip area. Hence it represents beard, mustache, and sideburns – not the eyebrows and eyelashes. Facial hair is the secondary sex characteristic of a male. Females also tend to develop facial hair, especially after … Read more
The advent of computers has made an impression that writing and penmanship are no longer appreciated or important. The creation of the keyboard has replaced handwriting for some people. Today, one can easily take notes from his or her phone or laptop. With this being said, are the days of beautiful scripts from the letters popular … Read more
The debate about whether astrology actually works or not is divided mainly between the scientists and the believers. Most scientists state that astrology does not work, but those who believe in this concept will disagree. However, neither party is really wrong. Astrology refers to the concept that the alignment of the moons, … Read more
Ever wonder why most of the American houses are not made of concrete and brick but woods? Why is the United States not building homes using bricks even after repeated natural disasters? Despite having so many advantages, wood is used instead of bricks for several reasons. As compared to brick houses, wooden … Read more
The word “Snickelways” first appeared in the book of author Mark W. Jones in 1983 entitled A Walk Around the Snickel ways of York. Jones coined the term, and was a portmanteau of the word snicket, meaning a passageway between walls or fences, ginnel, a narrow passage between or through buildings, and alleyway, a … Read more
An economic depression is considered a longer form of a recession. A recession is determined by two or more consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, while a depression is measured in years and not quarters. During the Great Recession, the United States experienced six quarters of negative GDP growth (from the 3rd … Read more
A checking account usually accrues less or no interest, and it can be used to pay bills via checks, debit card transactions, and ATM withdrawals. Also, the checking account typically has no limit on the number of transactions that can be done, so you can buy as much as you like in … Read more