The Iconic History of Microsoft: Famous Software Maker Since 1975

 Microsoft is a world-famous software manufacturer for desktops, mobile devices, clusters, servers and gaming consoles. In addition to software, the company also manufactures game consoles, computer manipulators and audio players. The history of the now powerful corporation began on April 14, 1975. Its founders were such well-known personalities (then they were unknown students), like … Read more

How art therapy can heal those with trauma

People suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder often turn to art therapy because the trauma they experienced is usually stored in the non-verbal parts of the brain, but with the help of art, it transfers to the verbal parts so they can start dealing with it. According to webmd.com, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is ” a disorder … Read more

Trade and Economic Success: Aksum and African Gold Mines

Aksum, a large economic kingdom in East Africa flourished around the Greek and Roman times. Aksum gained most of its power through trade. The environment and abundance of natural resources caused other kingdoms from all around the world to peak in interest, ultimately resulting in advanced production and distribution of many staple products such as … Read more

The Causes & Consequences of the War of 1812

 The War of 1812 is what people call a somewhat useless war.The war started with a conflict with France and Britain.In this essay you will know how the conflict of Britain and France escalated into the War of 1812 involving the United States. America and Britain were not the only ones fighting in this … Read more

Ganesh (Ganpati) – social significance

In his work The Social Life of Things, Appadurai remarks that the study of material culture and the social significance of “things” is “…at the heart of exchange theory and social anthropology generally,” (Appadurai, 5). Indeed, objects are a crucial part of the foundation of culture, with meaning in its every aspect; economically especially, entire … Read more

Organic light-emitting diodes (OLED)

Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) History : It was first developed in France in early 1950s. After that in 1960s AC-driven electroluminescent cells  using doped anthracene was developed. In 1987  OLED diode technology was introduced by researchers at the Eastman Kodak company. Chemists, Ching W Tang and Steven Van Slyke were the principal inventors. In June … Read more

The representation of women in film

For decades, people around the world engage and consume Hollywood media products such as films on a daily basis. Films have the power to reach audiences far and wide and help convey ideas about cultural, social & political issues. These messages that films bring, contribute to our perception of the real world and in relation … Read more

Aircraft Carriers: From WWI to Modern Warfare

 The concept of the aircraft carrier began shortly after World War I, a combination of the rising popularity of aircraft and their military potential and the historical influence of naval power. Developing into what we would recognize as an aircraft carrier today in the years leading up to World War II, they have become … Read more

The Cause of Vancouver's Real Estate Bubble: Investors Immigrant Program

 Introduction Understanding the Vancouver housing crisis is a confusing and difficult task. Concrete answers as to what is responsible for the rising prices is rigorously disputed which slows the progress of policy makers to remediate the issue. In order to dispel misconceptions about who is to blame for Vancouver’s real estate bubble we will … Read more