Posts Tagged ‘history’
Written by Mei Liu on 08 June 2010
A dynasty is a family of rulers, who pass leadership from one generation to the next. In ancient China, there were many such dynasties. The Tang Dynasty 600-700ad was among the most famous, chiefly for the reforms that it was able to accomplish. [Continue]
Written by Frank Jones on 16 May 2010
All the information you gather when you build a family tree needs to be tracked. Everything from where you obtained it to specific detailed references are important. These are known as "citing your sources." This is a huge part to your family history research. [Continue]
Written by Frank Jones on 16 May 2010
Creating an accurate tree means you have to do all kinds of research. I understand this is extremely time consuming, but it's well worth the effort when you're finished. Interviews are one of the most important parts to your research, and if you know what questions to ask you will gather good information about your ancestors. However, before you [Continue]
Written by Todd Schuyler on 21 March 2010
Welcome to my Xbox360 blog article. This report will detail the beginning of the Xbox360. The Xbox360 was named after a marketing firm that it hired conducted a survey which asked people whether they thought the Xbox term evoked a more "next generation" or "next-gen" sound. It was apparent that Microsoft was having concerns at that time that [Continue]
Written by Britt Hellman on 23 February 2010
The Wrecker is the second novel in a new Western series by "one of the greatest adventure novelists of our time" (imdb). It promises to become perhaps the most popular Clive Cussler series yet. Because, let's face it, stories about the Wild West never lose their appeal to American (as well as International) audiences. [Continue]
Written by Todd Harmons on 30 January 2010
Welcome to my history of the violin article. The violin history runs for centuries as an instrument that is used in various musical genres like classical, pop, jazz and country. It is a small, hollow stringed instrument with a long neck and four strings tuned from low to high; with each note having a perfect fifth to the one below it. This article [Continue]
Written by Ross Everett on 05 January 2010
Decades before mixed martial arts became popular in the United States, events matching fighters of different fighting disciplines were very common in Japan. They weren't called "mixed martial arts" at the time, but that's essentially what they were.There's an entire history of pro wrestlers fighting specialists from other martial arts [Continue]