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See Pictures As TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE Sweeps Across Parts of Asia

Crowds across Asia were treated to stunning views of a total solar eclipse on Wednesday morning. Those in Indonesia had the best vantage point, just as the moon blacked out the sun in totality over Indonesia’s main western island of Sumatra, before moving eastwards across Sulawesi and Borneo, and then over to the Maluku Islands.

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Beware the IDES OF MARCH! Why? And What Is It Exactly?

If you are a Literature student, and a student of Shakespeare, you must have read the soothsayer’s warning to Julius Caesar to “Beware the Ides of March”. What exactly is the Ides of March? In the earliest Roman calendar which consisted of ten months beginning with Martius (March), dates were expressed in relation to the

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FEBRUARY 29: The Only Day a Woman’s Marriage Proposal MUST BE ACCEPTED

Perchance, you have seen the movie Leap Year. In the movie, the character, Anna (Amy Adams) travels from Boston, United States to Dublin, Ireland just so she could propose to her boyfriend, Jeremy (Adam Scott) who was there for an international cardiologists’ conference, and whom she felt was taking things too slowly! This was done

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Ice Cream. Toilet Paper. Football. 10 Things In Use Today that the Ancient Chinese Invented

Later today, Arsenal FC of England will take on Barcelona FC of Spain in a game of football. But did you know that the ancient Chinese were the first to play the game? They called it Cuju, and some of its rules have remained to this day. But that is just one, take a look

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