Crude oil originates 300 million years ago from fossilized organic material such as animals and plants. Consisting of mostly algae and zooplankton, these organisms were the dominant forms of life on earth at that time. These organisms absorbed carbon molecules in their bodies, which, after they die and are buried under rock and mud for centuries, become kerogen. The process ... Read More »
Quickly outgrowing its beginnings as a sport for intrepid mountaineers, skiing is now a mainstream winter activity for the whole family. And ski resorts have kept up with the demand, adding hotels, restaurants, après-ski entertainment, and all manner of indoor and outdoor recreation. But for skiers, it’s the snow that counts, and the terrain of the mountainsides it falls on. ... Read More »
Football players are athletes who play football professionally. It should be noted that while some parts of the world use the word “football” to describe soccer, actual football refers to the American version of the sport. Football players have various duties outside of the field, such as attending regular practice sessions, memorizing complex attack/defense patterns, and keeping themselves in peak ... Read More »
Transportation product and service businesses are being disrupted by digital platforms that move people from point A to B in new ways. Car ownership is giving way to on-demand urban transportation services, and transportation services continue to feel the effects of online price aggregators. Enterprises must embrace these changes and adapt to meet consumer needs to survive and thrive. Read More »
“Old Songs, Love of Corona Days” is a six-episode show written and directed by Mohammad Rahmanian. The show starts with the idea of writing a Persian song on six memorable old western songs such as: “Dance with me till the end of love” by Leonard Cohen, “Yesterday” by Charles Aznavour, etc. and doubles the mood of each episode; Episodes, each ... Read More »
A school that was running out of teaching space has opened its new classroom – a disused private jet. The fuselage was bought by Milton Hall Primary School at Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, for £4,000 after it was spotted at an airfield by teacher Jon Baker. The Cessna Citation, which was unloaded at the school in April, has now been fully renovated ... Read More »
Radio and television presenters entertain and inform programme audiences on national and regional stations, and satellite and cable channels. They act as the public face (or voice) on various types of programmes, including sports-based, current affairs and entertainment shows. They are also the centre point for programmes, responsible for keeping it flowing at the appropriate pace, introducing and interviewing guests, ... Read More »
Leila Kasra also known as Hedieh, (March 27, 1939 – May 16, 1989) was a prominent contemporary poet and lyricist who has written lyrics for notable artists including Ebi, Dariush, Sattar, Vigen, Moein, Mahasti, Andy, Homeyra, Morteza, Hassan Shamaizadeh, Siavash Shams and many more. She was best known for writing more than 30 songs for Hayedeh. Read More »
Composers write and direct original music used to produce various types of media entertainment. They help to tell a story in a film, television show, play, or video game. Soundtracks that are created need to suit the project and convey the appropriate mood and tone. Composers create and arrange musical scores for anything that requires a soundtrack. The scores written ... Read More »
What is Historic & Heritage Building Restoration The concept of historic and heritage building restoration is similar to how it sounds. It is the process by which we restore, or bring to life, forgotten buildings. Restoration, contrary to rehabilitation, preservation, or reconstruction, focuses on emphasizing the buildings’ time period and removing other periods. It isn’t as easy to restore a ... Read More »