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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

HE WAS SO DISTURBED THAT NAPOLEON PRISONED HIM IN LONELY FOR THE END OF HIS LIFE The controversial French nobleman "sponsored" the terms "sadism" and "sadomasochism". "120 Days of Sodom," a work he w...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Has your Android slowed down? Try these three tricks

If your Android smartphone or tablet suddenly starts to show clear signs of slowing down, it's time to go to "Options" for a short time. The first thing you want to do is empty the cache. Clearing you...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

The disappearance of ice in Greenland and Antarctica is accelerating

Ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica lose mass six times faster than in the 1990s, thanks to warmer conditions. Greenland and Antarctica lost 6.4 trillion tons of ice from 1992 to 2017, and that wa...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

How the process of mummification took place among the ancient Egyptians

Mummification is one of the most famous ways of burial and was most widespread in Ancient Egypt, although it has been noted that some other peoples performed body preservation after death in this way....

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Interesting facts about the Maya

The Mayan civilization lived in what is now called Mesoamerica. The Maya are known for their architecture, art, religion, famous calendar, but also for mathematics and astronomy. It is believed that t...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Talent in the shadow of a younger brother: Maria Ana Mozart

Maria Anna Mozart, affectionately called Nanerl, was the elder and only sister of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. She was born in Salzburg on July 30, 1751, and was a child prodigy, just like her younger bro...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Do you know what is hidden in each fig tree?

Here’s why figs are unique. Although the fig is often called the queen of Mediterranean fruit, it technically belongs to the category of flowers, and the way it is created is both fascinating and fri...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Dogs don’t like people who don’t like their owners

A recent study, conducted in Japan, showed that dogs can evaluate their owners' relationships with other people, even when those relationships have no direct connection with them! Simply put, it mean...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

5 books that you must read if you have not so far

5 books that you must read if you have not yet: A well-known American bookbub.com site has asked its visitors to discover what are the best books they have ever read. Even though we stepped well int...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Hagia Sophia

The former Orthodox Church dedicated to Holy Wisdom, later a mosque, is now a museum in Istanbul. It was built during the reign of Emperor Justinian (527-565) in what was then Constantinople. For almo...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Mona Lisa

The most famous, most visited, most imitated painting in the world, the painting that has been written about the most to this day may not be the best or most beautiful work of the Renaissance artist L...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Facts about pores

WHY ARE THEY EXPANDING? Enlarged pores are one of the problems that clients turn to a beautician. Why are the pores virtually invisible in some and enlarged in others? Can pores be reduced? Do...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

What would happen if the Earth ran out of oxygen for just five seconds

If the Earth were left without oxygen for only five seconds, during that time the planet would be hit by major negative changes, environmentalists warn. As part of the global action for environmental...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

10 tricks that can help you prevent premature spoilage of food

Have you ever felt guilty for allowing your food to spoil, and then you were forced to throw it away? However, there are some tricks that can help you prolong the life of your food. 1. Bananas Wra...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Swiss glaciers are melting at an alarming rate

Swiss glaciers have continued to melt at an alarming rate this year, and the snow cover on the largest glacier in the Alps has never been so small, warns the latest study. In total, Swiss glaciers hav...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Ivo Andric, one of the greatest writers from this area

Ivo Andrić was born on October 9, 1892 in Dolac near Travnik. Although it is written in the church books that he was born on October 9, the writer often pointed out that he was born on the night betw...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

World Bread Day

Today is World Bread Day, a food that dates back to the time of the original community and is eaten today by all people regardless of race, religion and culture. World Bread Day is celebrated every O...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

The importance of iodine for our body

The season of flu and respiratory infections begins. At the same time, the number of people suffering from coronavirus is growing every day. For that reason, experts advise increased intake of iodine...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Fascinating facts about the human brain

The human brain is responsible for maintaining the functions of your body throughout the day. Not only does it help people think and learn new things, but it also controls your movement and speech. T...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Cell Phone Radiation: How to Protect Yourself

The arrival of smartphones on the market and the growing number of electrical devices we use on a daily basis has raised the question of how much these phones radiate and how harmful it is. Given tha...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Science answers: What is Mercury retrograde and is it really the cause of adversity?

Broken computers, missed flights, tension in the workplace … an astrology person will tell you that all this chaos, and more than that, is what you expect when Mercury moves backwards – retrograde. T...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

The first ozone hole discovered over the Arctic

A German scientist claims to have discovered the first hole in the ozone layer above the North Pole. In the last two weeks, the thickness of the ozone layer in the Arctic has been below the thicknes...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

It's very difficult to believe in truth when you live a lie.

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

What is your attitude towards food?

There are signs that indicate that your attitude towards food or certain types of food is becoming problematic and that you should change some beliefs and rules, experts say. For most people, food is...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

What would cities look like if there were no cars

Nowadays, it is difficult to imagine life without everyday crowds, traffic lights, long columns with no end in sight, loud sirens echoing through the streets. In a word, it is hard to imagine life wit...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Climate change is destroying butterflies

The ability of butterflies to absorb or repel sunlight with their wings could be a matter of life and death for these cold-blooded insects in global warming conditions. Scientists are therefore calli...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

Doctors have discovered what it may indicate that you have had coronavirus

Whether you’ve had a “severe cold” this winter or have recently struggled with a cough that doesn’t stop, it’s natural to wonder if you may have had kovid-19 without being aware of it. Especially now...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

5 reasons why you are always tired and what to do about it

There are many potential causes of your fatigue, even if you are well asleep and do not engage in a strenuous profession. Maybe you suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome? For most people, however, the...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

The role of the ocean in the planet's climate system

The oceans cover as much as 71 percent of the Earth's surface. In their depths are hidden numerous plant and animal species that have adapted to life in this habitat for millions of years. Thoughts...

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@milenazoran · 3 years ago

The warmest September ever registered on the planet September this year was the warmest ever registered on the planet, the European Copernicus service announced on climate change. As it is stated, the...

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