Month: April 2013

Mechanics (Greek ???????? “for machines”) is a branch of physics whose purpose is to study the motion, deformations, or states of equilibrium of physical systems. […]

Schizophrenia is a generic name for a group of psychiatric disorders, which are usually associated with disturbances in thinking, behavior, social conduct and emotional response. […]

Greek mythology appeared later than other ancient cosmogonic conception. The Greeks, like other peoples of the ancient world, sought to unravel the strange and terrible […]

Identity theft is the act of deliberately taking the identity of another living person, usually in order to commit civil, criminal, or commercial fraudulent actions, […]

The term “local government” refers to the government at a lower management level of hierarchy. In political regionalism, state is usually regarded as a “layer […]

Food Safety (also: food hygiene) is a generic term for all measures and concepts that are intended to ensure that food are safe to eat […]

Hazing is a ritual initiation of a person into a particular social group. This type of initiation often plays the role of rite of passage […]

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, whose tribal clan name is “Madiba,” was born 18 July 1918 in Mvezo (Union of South Africa). Commonly known as the first […]