Types of undeads

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Ghoul Ghoul is from the Arabic and Persian folklore, it appears in the tales of the Arabian Nights and form a class of Jinn, like Ifrit for example, seen as spawn of the devil, Iblis. Ghouls change shape by taking … Read More

Trajan’s stone bridge on the Danube

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Trajan’s Bridge reconstruction – Drawing Trajan’s bridge from Drobeta was built in only three years (103-105), following the plans of the architect Apolodorus of Damascus, the craftsman of Trajan’s Column in Rome. Wooden Scale model of Trajan’s bridge Apollodorus of … Read More

The Lucky Man

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It was a stranger for those places, he came soon and did not seem any richer nor poorer than other locals. he looked like pretty well passed the half life, his hair was grey at the temples, he did not … Read More

Study of commerce in economies of agglomeration

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For commercial businesses and their customers, the spatial agglomeration of industry and non-industry companies adopting the same rule means an increase in the attractiveness of the site. This is particularly evident for an one-stop shopping in retail. Since the agglomeration … Read More

Mark Twain

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The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time. ~ Mark Twain

Consumers

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In the common sense, the consumer is a broad term. It generally means all acts done by a private person about a good or service from its purchase to its ultimate use. And in order to best meet its needs … Read More

The Forgotten Moment

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It knew that it’s only a moment, a beautiful one, like no other, and this condition only, of incomparable pleasure, made it not be upset with the man to which it belonged. He had lived the moment long time ago, … Read More

European Council of Literary Translators’ Associations

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European Council of Literary Translators’ Associations is an international non-profit association for the defense of translation and literary translators in Europe. Governed by Belgian law, its members are associations of literary translators from different countries in Europe. History During the … Read More

Afterlife

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Afterlife (synonyms: “life after death”, “post-mortem existence,” “beyond the grave”, “life in the hereafter,” “eternal life”) is the assumption of survival spirit, soul or consciousness of a living being after death. The concepts of mind and consciousness are subject of … Read More

Prepaid credit cards

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A prepaid credit card is a payment method that derives from the debit card. The fundamental difference is the lack of connection to the bank account of the cardholders bank. Without bank account and without commitment, it allows: pay for … Read More

Current problems and future challenges for EU consumers

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Despite the high level of consumer protection already achieved in the EU, the situation on the ground for EU consumers can still be improved. A number of new challenges have emerged, in particular as a result of new developments in … Read More

Ancient death customs

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The family bereavement The family expresses its sorrow covering hair silt; each member hits his head with his left hand (hand of death). The men of the family do not shave for 70 days, which corresponds to the cycle of … Read More

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