Pygmy goats makes for lovely pets. They are frisky, human loving and can make your day. Their popularity as a pet has soared making them a tad expensive but well worth.
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The Emoji- A Persuasive Enthralling Bonanza for Communication
The emoji is an integral part of modern mobile communication. This simple graphic conveys emotions, expressions, relationships…….
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Nitric Oxide- Behold The Wonders
Nitric oxide (NO) gas was first identified In 1772 by Joseph Priestly. NO was just an atmospheric pollutant those days. In the 1980s, a researcher by the name of Robert Furchgott was researching how blood vessels dilated. Endothelial cells line the inner sides of blood vessels and are in direct contact with blood. His findings…
Read moreAre Swedish Fish Vegan?
Swedish fish are irresistible snack food. Gummy and chewy ones get hooked on them . And they come in so many flavors. Do try them out if you havn’t already.
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Ships And Poop- A Sticky Deliberation
Early steamships used dried cowdung pies for the boilers instead of coal as the story goes with disastrous results.
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Must-Visit Historical Places In New Delhi
Delhi is a city dripping in historical lore. It has seen many conquerors and their presence carved in the many monuments. Of course, the Mughals because of their long 300-year occupation take the lion’s share. Here is a listing of the most prominent historical places and monuments to visit in Delhi. India Gate Standing tall…
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Brigand Or Benefactor?- Sir Francis Drake
Francis Drake was born around 1540 in Devonshire, England. From humble origins as the son of a tenant farmer, Edmund Drake, he rose to become the Rear Admiral. More fascinating is his life story. His seamanship skills are truly the stuff of legends. Sir Francis Drake will remain rooted in remembrance as the first Englishman…
Read moreThe Gray Whale- Help Save Them Please
I have a passion for endangered species. I do what can possibly be for like-minded organizations. The Gray Whale was I admit a bit lower in my wishlist. I was more involved in ‘save the tiger’ projects. This was just after the catastrophic tsunami of 25th December 2011. My ship, under the Dutch flag, was…
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Sailing The Globe solo- Sir Francis Chichester
Sir Francis Charles Chichester among other things is the greatest sailor the world has seen- A seadog who raised the bar of sailing beyond reach. This piece is a salute. Born in 1901 in England to genteel parents, WW1 broke out with Francis fresh out of school. Desperate to enlist Francis because of poor eyesight…
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