Category: World
“On The Ball” Campaign Faces Opposition After Fighting For Free Sanitary Products In Football Stadiums
Football fans continue to argue whether free period products should be available in football stadiums or not. Campaign Orlaith Duffy, Erin Slaven, and Mikaela McKinley are three lifelong Celtic... Read More
The Hidden Treasures Of La Gomera
La Gomera is known as one of the Canary Islands found in Spain. It is composed of high mountains that continue to whistle for centuries. The island is known for its whistling language referred to as S... Read More
UK Vs Australia: Health And Safety Penalties For Workplace Injuries
Under the strong new UK laws, a company was given a £2.6 million penalty earlier this year after a worker was killed in their building site. However, if that worker died in Australia, the penalty may... Read More
Move To Southeast Asia Without Financial Concern By Teaching English
If you are planning to move or retire to another country but does not have enough money to fund the decision then you should try and look into Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia presents the best opportun... Read More
Does It Make Sense To Deliver A Legal Document Through Facebook?
If you are going to sue a person, he has the right to know about it. The process of serving summons is an industry that believes that the fairest way to serve summons to an individual is to give it in... Read More
Latinos Are In Love With Their Harleys
There is a group of people called Harlistas – they share the same love for the Latino culture and Harley-Davidson rides. They come from different walks of life and there are those working in the fac... Read More
The 8 Different Styles Of Learning Every TEFL Teacher Should Know About
Teaching is one of the noblest professions in the world. To become a teacher you must have a good sense of understanding in order to analyze what the students want and provide what they need. TEFL, or... Read More
How Women Of The 20th Century Showed Their Aesthetic Mastery Of Pictorial Maps
Women have been making maps for centuries and they have applied and developed new technologies. Maps became their visual presentations as they travelled new terrain, illustrated historical narratives ... Read More
A Frenchman’s Dream To Cross The Atlantic On His Standup Paddle Board
Nicolas Jarrosay is a 38-year old paddler and fireman who dreams of being the first individual to cross the Atlantic Ocean using a standup paddle board. He wants to do it on his own without assistance... Read More