Trees, some of them a few thousand years old, have majestically stood on the face of the earth and have silently witnessed the evolution of human civilization. These trees are the living alibis of our pasts, magnificent markers of history. With their unusual shapes, enchanting legends and historical significance, some of these trees have become more than just giant trunks. Listing below ten such trees whose wooden hearts have amazing stories to tell! 1 Haunted Boyington Oak The great Southern
against the smooth blade of my skate dance together almost rhythmly. The freezing cold temperature of the ice rink brought frost bite to my bundled up body, the mixture of hot and cold sent my body into over drive as I tried to nail a perfect triple axel and failed miserably. Not wanting to accept defeat I got up and twirled again and missed; again I screamed at myself, now was not the time for mistakes. Pushing myself up I got in position, I raced around the rink trying to build up speed but instead
storied is the axel jump. The axel jump is one of the most difficult jumps to learn, though it is regularly used in high level competitions. It is a clockwise jump, though can be reversed. The jump adds a half spin, leaving the skater travelling backwards after completion. Double and triple axel jumps are common, though a quadruple axel jump has yet to be performed in competition by anyone, male or female. The jump is named after Axel Paulsen, the first person to perform the stunt. Axel Paulsen was
Agape* (ἀγάπη, agápē) is pure love or the highest form of love. It entwines a universal, unconditional love that transcends all barriers and when we think it can't, it still does. The goes as far back as Homer, translated literally as affection, as in "greet with affection" and "show affection for the dead." (Soble, 30.) Eros* (ἔρως, érōs) is simply "erota me ta panta" (the path of being love with everything.) It is a passionate love, often misinterpreted as only sexual or erotic desire. Plato refined