This document discusses how to fill and decorate cupcakes with frosting and icing, providing instructions on techniques for using cream cheese and icing. It also mentions Domingo Ghirardelli and how great ideas can come from anywhere.
There are 5 main types of clouds categorized by their height above sea level: low clouds like stratus and cumulus below 6,500 feet, middle clouds such as altostratus from 6,500 to 20,000 feet, and high clouds like cirrus above 20,000 feet. Cumulonimbus clouds are towering clouds that can reach heights over 60,000 feet and produce thunderstorms that bring hail and lightning. Cirrus clouds form above 30,000 feet and are composed primarily of ice crystals.
This document discusses the history and influence of the Illuminati, listing prominent family names associated with the secret society such as Astor, Bundy, Collins, DuPont, Freeman, Kennedy, Li, Onassis, Reynolds, Rockefeller, Rothschild, Russell and VanDuyn. It references the Illuminati motto "Annuit Coeptis" and poses rhetorical questions around whether certain events were terrorist attacks or government conspiracies, before concluding with the contrasting ideas of wisdom and darkness.
This document discusses the Illuminati and their influence over history, money, and the music industry. It lists influential Illuminati families such as Astor, Bundy, Collins, DuPont, Freeman, Kennedy, Li, Onassis, Reynolds, Rockefeller, Rothschild, Russell and VanDuyn. It also references the Illuminati motto "Annuit Coeptis" and poses questions around whether certain events were terrorist attacks or government conspiracies.
Being involved in sports provides physical and mental health benefits, teaches important life skills like goal setting, teamwork, time management, and leadership, and can help students do better in school and develop friendships, while also allowing participants to have fun.
This document summarizes a presentation on whether nonprofits should use Snapchat. It discusses what Snapchat is, its popularity among millennials, and some key factors nonprofits should consider, such as whether their target audiences use Snapchat, if they have the bandwidth to manage another social channel, and how they can add value without interrupting users. The presentation aims to help nonprofits determine if Snapchat is a good platform for their organization.
Violent video games are linked to increased aggression in children and can cause them to become numb to violence. Playing violent video games regularly has been shown to increase aggressive thoughts, feelings, and behaviors both in the short and long term in children and adolescents. Parents and researchers are concerned that extensive exposure to graphic violence in video games is harmful to the developing minds of children and could potentially increase real-world violent behavior.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade began in 1924 with employees marching with animals from Central Park Zoo. Over the years it grew to include cartoon characters like Felix the Cat in 1927 and Disney collaborations by 1934. Major developments included the introduction of floats in 1969 and popular balloon characters like Snoopy.
The document discusses the Illuminati and their influence over history, money, and the music industry. It lists families like Astor, Bundy, Collins, DuPont, Freeman, Kennedy, Li, Onassis, Reynolds, Rockefeller, and Rothschild as being part of the Illuminati. It also references the Illuminati motto "Annuit Coeptis" and questions if terrorist attacks were planned by the government.
There are 5 main types of clouds categorized by their height above sea level: low clouds like stratus and cumulus below 6,500 feet, middle clouds such as altostratus from 6,500 to 20,000 feet, and high clouds like cirrus above 20,000 feet. Cumulonimbus clouds are towering clouds that can reach heights over 60,000 feet and produce thunderstorms that bring hail and lightning. Cirrus clouds form above 30,000 feet and are composed primarily of ice crystals.
This document discusses the history and influence of the Illuminati, listing prominent family names associated with the secret society such as Astor, Bundy, Collins, DuPont, Freeman, Kennedy, Li, Onassis, Reynolds, Rockefeller, Rothschild, Russell and VanDuyn. It references the Illuminati motto "Annuit Coeptis" and poses rhetorical questions around whether certain events were terrorist attacks or government conspiracies, before concluding with the contrasting ideas of wisdom and darkness.
This document discusses the Illuminati and their influence over history, money, and the music industry. It lists influential Illuminati families such as Astor, Bundy, Collins, DuPont, Freeman, Kennedy, Li, Onassis, Reynolds, Rockefeller, Rothschild, Russell and VanDuyn. It also references the Illuminati motto "Annuit Coeptis" and poses questions around whether certain events were terrorist attacks or government conspiracies.
Being involved in sports provides physical and mental health benefits, teaches important life skills like goal setting, teamwork, time management, and leadership, and can help students do better in school and develop friendships, while also allowing participants to have fun.
This document summarizes a presentation on whether nonprofits should use Snapchat. It discusses what Snapchat is, its popularity among millennials, and some key factors nonprofits should consider, such as whether their target audiences use Snapchat, if they have the bandwidth to manage another social channel, and how they can add value without interrupting users. The presentation aims to help nonprofits determine if Snapchat is a good platform for their organization.
Violent video games are linked to increased aggression in children and can cause them to become numb to violence. Playing violent video games regularly has been shown to increase aggressive thoughts, feelings, and behaviors both in the short and long term in children and adolescents. Parents and researchers are concerned that extensive exposure to graphic violence in video games is harmful to the developing minds of children and could potentially increase real-world violent behavior.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade began in 1924 with employees marching with animals from Central Park Zoo. Over the years it grew to include cartoon characters like Felix the Cat in 1927 and Disney collaborations by 1934. Major developments included the introduction of floats in 1969 and popular balloon characters like Snoopy.
The document discusses the Illuminati and their influence over history, money, and the music industry. It lists families like Astor, Bundy, Collins, DuPont, Freeman, Kennedy, Li, Onassis, Reynolds, Rockefeller, and Rothschild as being part of the Illuminati. It also references the Illuminati motto "Annuit Coeptis" and questions if terrorist attacks were planned by the government.
The document discusses the Golden Age of radio in the 1930s, including the inventors that helped develop radio and the highlights from radio during this period, and how radio from this era has impacted today's media.
The document discusses the origins and history of pin up models from the 1900s to today. It mentions early pin up models like the Gibson girl in the 1900s and how pin ups grew in popularity during WWII. Pin up models like Betty Grable in the 1940s helped sell war bonds and normalized modeling as a career for women. The sexual revolution of the 1950s allowed women to further express their sexuality through pin up modeling as pin ups continued selling products by capitalizing on the idea that sex sells.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders began in 1960 when Cowboys manager Tex Schramm hired a squad of female models to perform dances and cheers at games. The cheerleaders gained national attention at Super Bowl X in 1976 which was viewed by 75 million people, launching them into a pop culture phenomenon with TV appearances, movies, and performances around the world while also engaging in community service.
The Radio City Rockettes are a precision dance company that has performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York City since 1932. They are best known for their iconic leg kicks and precise choreography in productions like the Christmas Spectacular. The Rockettes began as the Missouri Rockets in 1925 and have since become globally renowned, performing at presidential inaugurations and other high-profile events while also facing controversies over only accepting white dancers. They continue to entertain audiences with their unique style of dance after nearly 100 years.
The Radio City Rockettes are a precision dance company that formed in 1925 and are known for their iconic performances in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular show. They gained popularity through numerous performances on television, parades, and as cultural ambassadors. Some interesting facts about the Rockettes include that they must be between 5'6" and 5'10" tall, there have been over 3,000 Rockettes over the past 75 years with only 36 members at a time, and they perform over 70 shows annually at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
George Strait has had a long and successful career in country music spanning over 30 years. Some of his most popular songs include "Marina Del Ray", "I Get Carried Away", and "Check Yes or No". He won numerous awards in the 1980s for his music including Album of the Year and Entertainer of the Year. Strait was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006 and is known for his consistency and longevity in the industry, staying married to his wife Norma for over 36 years.
Norma Jeane Mortenson, later known as Marilyn Monroe, was born in 1926 to an unstable mother who was mentally ill and placed in foster care as a child. She married young to avoid foster care and worked in a factory spraying airplane parts. She began modeling after being encouraged by a photographer and changed her name and appearance which led to fame in Hollywood. Her career took off after several movies, but she struggled with mental health and addiction issues. She had high-profile marriages to baseball star Joe DiMaggio and acted in her final film The Misfits before dying under mysterious circumstances in 1962 at age 36.
The document summarizes the history and pop culture presence of the Chevrolet Camaro, as well as threats from laws and regulations. It mentions that the Camaro has been featured in over 100 movies and television shows. It also refers to the legendary Chevy small block 350 engine and issues surrounding emissions standards and vehicle scrappage that threaten the Camaro.
Pink Floyd started as a psychedelic rock band led by Syd Barrett in the 1960s, known for groundbreaking albums during this era. However, Barrett began experiencing mental health issues which led to his departure from the band. The remaining members continued making influential rock albums under the name Pink Floyd throughout the 1970s and 1980s, becoming one of the most commercially successful and musically innovative groups in rock history.
Poker has a history of influencing politics and war through the skills of notable leaders like Grant, Sherman, and Eisenhower who used poker strategies in their negotiations and battles. Politicians like Nixon also drew upon poker skills in diplomatically dealing with issues like Vietnam withdrawal, environmental protection, nuclear arms control, and U.S.-China relations. The document also briefly mentions the biggest poker game in history as a point of interest.
This document lists several websites related to fairy tales and fantasy stories for children. It includes sites that provide collections of fairy tales like surlalunefairytales.com as well as sites focused on princess stories and games like princessmagic.co.uk. A few of the sites listed also relate to general research and references on various topics including Wikipedia.org.
This document discusses the value of music in schools and successful music programs. It provides evidence that music education can improve students' performance in other academic subjects like math and verbal skills. For example, one study found that students who received music instruction scored over 60 points higher on verbal tests. The document also describes programs that have integrated music into teaching other subjects. One such program called MILE uses music to teach literacy, math, and social skills to elementary students. It recommends funding music programs in schools and supporting music education.
This document discusses conflict diamonds and efforts to curb their trade. It notes that $752 million is spent annually on rough cut diamonds, with $615 million worth purchased from African nations experiencing conflict and poverty. Over 4 million people have been killed in diamond-fueled conflicts in countries like Sierra Leone and Liberia, where former leaders used diamond money to fund wars and commit war crimes. In response, the Kimberly Process was established, in which 75 countries participate in a certification scheme to help prevent conflict diamonds from entering the mainstream trade.
This document contains links to various websites about the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive line from the 1970s known as the "Steel Curtain" including Joe Greene, L.C. Greenwood, Dwight White, and Ernie Holmes. Links are provided to pages on Steelers.com, Facebook, Wikipedia, CBS News, Steelerstribute.com, ESPN.com and Steelerstoday.com that provide information about these players and the dominant Steelers defense of that era.
The document is about Michelangelo, a Florentine artist, and that he was working on or creating something. It provides his full name, hometown, and that he was engaged in an activity.
The Winged Victory at Samothrace is a famous ancient Greek sculpture that was discovered on the Greek island of Samothrace in 1863. It depicts the winged goddess Nike as she stands on the prow of a ship with windswept drapery, celebrating a naval victory. Considered one of the greatest surviving works of Hellenistic Greek sculpture, the Winged Victory at Samothrace is now displayed at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
The Great Mosque of Damascus was constructed between 706-715 CE during the Umayyad Caliphate. It was built using the preexisting square towers of a Roman structure and incorporated the first minarets. The interior walls contain stone mosaics depicting paradisiacal scenes to represent Paradise for Muslims. Both it and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem popularized the use of domes and the Syrian cut-stone building technique.
The document discusses the Ryoan-ji Garden located at the Ven Temple in Kyoto, Japan. It is a Zen rock garden consisting of 15 rocks arranged in a raked gravel setting surrounded by an earthen wall. The garden dates back to the late 15th century and is considered a notable example of Zen landscape design.
Vincent was a lonely man who lived alone in a small house. Every day he would sit in his old wooden chair and watch the world go by outside his window. One day, a stray dog wandered into Vincent's yard and refused to leave. Vincent decided to keep the dog, naming him Charlie, and from that day on Vincent was no longer lonely as he had a furry companion to keep him company.
The document discusses the Golden Age of radio in the 1930s, including the inventors that helped develop radio and the highlights from radio during this period, and how radio from this era has impacted today's media.
The document discusses the origins and history of pin up models from the 1900s to today. It mentions early pin up models like the Gibson girl in the 1900s and how pin ups grew in popularity during WWII. Pin up models like Betty Grable in the 1940s helped sell war bonds and normalized modeling as a career for women. The sexual revolution of the 1950s allowed women to further express their sexuality through pin up modeling as pin ups continued selling products by capitalizing on the idea that sex sells.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders began in 1960 when Cowboys manager Tex Schramm hired a squad of female models to perform dances and cheers at games. The cheerleaders gained national attention at Super Bowl X in 1976 which was viewed by 75 million people, launching them into a pop culture phenomenon with TV appearances, movies, and performances around the world while also engaging in community service.
The Radio City Rockettes are a precision dance company that has performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York City since 1932. They are best known for their iconic leg kicks and precise choreography in productions like the Christmas Spectacular. The Rockettes began as the Missouri Rockets in 1925 and have since become globally renowned, performing at presidential inaugurations and other high-profile events while also facing controversies over only accepting white dancers. They continue to entertain audiences with their unique style of dance after nearly 100 years.
The Radio City Rockettes are a precision dance company that formed in 1925 and are known for their iconic performances in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular show. They gained popularity through numerous performances on television, parades, and as cultural ambassadors. Some interesting facts about the Rockettes include that they must be between 5'6" and 5'10" tall, there have been over 3,000 Rockettes over the past 75 years with only 36 members at a time, and they perform over 70 shows annually at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
George Strait has had a long and successful career in country music spanning over 30 years. Some of his most popular songs include "Marina Del Ray", "I Get Carried Away", and "Check Yes or No". He won numerous awards in the 1980s for his music including Album of the Year and Entertainer of the Year. Strait was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006 and is known for his consistency and longevity in the industry, staying married to his wife Norma for over 36 years.
Norma Jeane Mortenson, later known as Marilyn Monroe, was born in 1926 to an unstable mother who was mentally ill and placed in foster care as a child. She married young to avoid foster care and worked in a factory spraying airplane parts. She began modeling after being encouraged by a photographer and changed her name and appearance which led to fame in Hollywood. Her career took off after several movies, but she struggled with mental health and addiction issues. She had high-profile marriages to baseball star Joe DiMaggio and acted in her final film The Misfits before dying under mysterious circumstances in 1962 at age 36.
The document summarizes the history and pop culture presence of the Chevrolet Camaro, as well as threats from laws and regulations. It mentions that the Camaro has been featured in over 100 movies and television shows. It also refers to the legendary Chevy small block 350 engine and issues surrounding emissions standards and vehicle scrappage that threaten the Camaro.
Pink Floyd started as a psychedelic rock band led by Syd Barrett in the 1960s, known for groundbreaking albums during this era. However, Barrett began experiencing mental health issues which led to his departure from the band. The remaining members continued making influential rock albums under the name Pink Floyd throughout the 1970s and 1980s, becoming one of the most commercially successful and musically innovative groups in rock history.
Poker has a history of influencing politics and war through the skills of notable leaders like Grant, Sherman, and Eisenhower who used poker strategies in their negotiations and battles. Politicians like Nixon also drew upon poker skills in diplomatically dealing with issues like Vietnam withdrawal, environmental protection, nuclear arms control, and U.S.-China relations. The document also briefly mentions the biggest poker game in history as a point of interest.
This document lists several websites related to fairy tales and fantasy stories for children. It includes sites that provide collections of fairy tales like surlalunefairytales.com as well as sites focused on princess stories and games like princessmagic.co.uk. A few of the sites listed also relate to general research and references on various topics including Wikipedia.org.
This document discusses the value of music in schools and successful music programs. It provides evidence that music education can improve students' performance in other academic subjects like math and verbal skills. For example, one study found that students who received music instruction scored over 60 points higher on verbal tests. The document also describes programs that have integrated music into teaching other subjects. One such program called MILE uses music to teach literacy, math, and social skills to elementary students. It recommends funding music programs in schools and supporting music education.
This document discusses conflict diamonds and efforts to curb their trade. It notes that $752 million is spent annually on rough cut diamonds, with $615 million worth purchased from African nations experiencing conflict and poverty. Over 4 million people have been killed in diamond-fueled conflicts in countries like Sierra Leone and Liberia, where former leaders used diamond money to fund wars and commit war crimes. In response, the Kimberly Process was established, in which 75 countries participate in a certification scheme to help prevent conflict diamonds from entering the mainstream trade.
This document contains links to various websites about the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive line from the 1970s known as the "Steel Curtain" including Joe Greene, L.C. Greenwood, Dwight White, and Ernie Holmes. Links are provided to pages on Steelers.com, Facebook, Wikipedia, CBS News, Steelerstribute.com, ESPN.com and Steelerstoday.com that provide information about these players and the dominant Steelers defense of that era.
The document is about Michelangelo, a Florentine artist, and that he was working on or creating something. It provides his full name, hometown, and that he was engaged in an activity.
The Winged Victory at Samothrace is a famous ancient Greek sculpture that was discovered on the Greek island of Samothrace in 1863. It depicts the winged goddess Nike as she stands on the prow of a ship with windswept drapery, celebrating a naval victory. Considered one of the greatest surviving works of Hellenistic Greek sculpture, the Winged Victory at Samothrace is now displayed at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
The Great Mosque of Damascus was constructed between 706-715 CE during the Umayyad Caliphate. It was built using the preexisting square towers of a Roman structure and incorporated the first minarets. The interior walls contain stone mosaics depicting paradisiacal scenes to represent Paradise for Muslims. Both it and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem popularized the use of domes and the Syrian cut-stone building technique.
The document discusses the Ryoan-ji Garden located at the Ven Temple in Kyoto, Japan. It is a Zen rock garden consisting of 15 rocks arranged in a raked gravel setting surrounded by an earthen wall. The garden dates back to the late 15th century and is considered a notable example of Zen landscape design.
Vincent was a lonely man who lived alone in a small house. Every day he would sit in his old wooden chair and watch the world go by outside his window. One day, a stray dog wandered into Vincent's yard and refused to leave. Vincent decided to keep the dog, naming him Charlie, and from that day on Vincent was no longer lonely as he had a furry companion to keep him company.