… Candia, now Crete, in 1541 and was named Domenikos Theotokopoulos. Details of his early life were not 100% accurate, but he probably studied painting in his native city. About 1566, he went to Venice, where he stayed until 1570. Here, Tintoretto…

… to walk. If they needed to move something, they had to carry it. Heavy loads were dragged on slegdes, and animals, usally oxen, were used to help. If the load was very heavy it was placed on rollers made from tree trunks. This was a very slow job until,…

… how life began, whether life came about by an invisible man in the sky, or by what Darwin (and scientists today) predicted, that life formed from a "hot little pool" of matter and slowly evolved over time into what we know as life today. According to…

… opened in 1825. It ran between Stockton and Darlington in England. Thirty-four wagons carrying coal or passengers were pulled by the steam engine (called the 'Locomotion'). George Stephenson designed this engine who then built the famous 'Rocket'…

… so we are not really sure how they talked to each other. They may have used signs, or imitated made by animals and birds. These simple sounds may have been the beginnings of language. Written Records From the earliest times, people needed to keep…

… was born in Pisa in the 16th centuary, then in the 1570's he moved to Florence. - He was the first of 6 children (however some people think 7 children) - His family was not very rich, however it did belong to nobility - Died in 1642 His Preoffesion…

… learner that dams are a really good thing. Up until I read this article off the Internet. After reading this I discovered that dams are socially and some time economically damaging. Where as I found that they were good for environmentally good.…

… mid-summer, sitting on your boyfriend or girlfriends couch innocently watching the newest Hi-fi release from Blockbuster. As the movie gets going, and the alien form abducts it's victim and takes it off into space, you think to yourself how ridiculo…

… Disorder (BPD) is one of the most controversial diagnoses in psychology today. Since it was first introduced in the DSM, psychologists and psychiatrists have been trying to give the somewhat amorphous concepts behind BPD a concrete form. Kernberg's…

… tools we have in our civilization. Lasers are powerful enough to cut through a thick piece of steel, yet can be used in medical surgery. Lasers are used in the army, not for guns, for range finding and a whole lot more. Most people don't know…