Month: September 2014

Weather forecasting is scientifically reasonable supposition about the future state of weather in a certain point or region on a certain period. Weather forecasting is […]

Underground economy, also called the black market, is a market where capital, goods and services change hands in violation of applicable laws. Such markets tend […]

The Theraphosidae, or tarantulas, are a family of mygalomorph spiders. They are nocturnal animals. Their bodies usually reaches up to 2.5 to 8 cm (not […]

The Law On Education states that the procedure and grounds for school dropouts must necessarily be fixed in the Charter of the educational institution. Those […]

Physical oceanography studies the state of the ocean and the physical processes in it, mostly properties and movements of ocean water masses. Physical oceanography is […]

Ensel Easton Adams (20 February 1902 – 22 April 1984) was an American photographer, most famous for its black-and-white shots of the American West. Adams […]

Anonymous is a loose group of net activists and hackers that have threatened and taken the security attacks against websites, including Denial of Service attacks […]

Life satisfaction is the assessment of the personal life situation by the person, not determined by feelings. Similarly, life satisfaction is not a current state […]

Cultivation theory (also: cultivation analysis or rarely cultivation hypothesis) goes back to the wedding communication specialist George Gerbner. In the 70’s Gerbner examined the role […]

Bowling is a game that was popularized in the United States and is to reverse the pins with a ball. Bowling is a game with […]