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25 Interesting Facts about the ‘Mountain of Light’ the Kohinoor Diamond Kohinoor, also known as ‘Mountains of Light’, it is one of the most popular diamonds in the world. The Kohinoor was a large colourless diamond found in the mines of Golconda region of Andhra Pradesh during the reign of Kakatiya dynasty. The following 25 facts can tell you the story about the Kohinoor diamond, how many hands it passed, how many claimed its ownership, and now ultimately where is it preserved. 1. The diamond weighed

term public space is used in reference to an area or place that is regarded as accessible to all, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age or socio-economic background. These are spaces where the public can come together for example parks and squares. Spaces that transit communities around the cities are also regarded as public spaces as in pavements and streets. It is usually a place in a particular physical location that creates social ties and it’s referred about as an urban setting

An example of cultural implementation was the Crystal Palace World Fair, located in Hyde Park, London in 1851. Half of the exhibit was used to showcase the awareness of both culture and industry. “The questions then are (1) how to decolonize the museum and (2) how to assess what a decolonial option reorienting the work museums can do (e

1. Basic biographical sketch, from life to death, including notable anecdotes, major life events as well as gaps or discrepancies in the historical record Eduard Kynaston Eduard “Ned” Kynaston achieved fame as the last of the boy-actors portraying women on the stage. Kynaston was so great even, that not only was he highly regarded as one of the greatest boy-actor of the time, but eventually became a standard by which all actresses succeeding him were judged against. Many people doubted that any

her “granny” meaning back then “too plain.” Though she never let it show, it had always affected her, making her extremely self-conscience. She would feel this way until she grew older and finally gained confidence when she went to the Academy in London. Her father, Elliott Roosevelt, was her favorite parent, for he never

they kept reading aloud to each other some works by Shakespeare and Rousseau. By the time the couple returned home, Mary was pregnant and the news of Mary's pregnancy led to Harriet's death. Harriet committed suicide in the Serpentine River in Hyde Park, in London. A few years later, Shelley and Mary finally got married and William Godwin was pleased with the return of his daughter and he welcomed her back into the family's

Romero Britto is a twentieth and twenty-first century pop artist who was born in Recife, Brazil on October 6, 1963. He is the seventh child of nine and he is currently married to Cheryl Britto with a son named Brendan. Romero lived an adequate life with his brothers and sister as a child and was first introduced to art when he was just a young child. He did not capture the full understanding of becoming an artist for a career until the day his older brother showed him books that were about famous

Eleanor Roosevelt is one of the most famous First Ladies in history. Although she was awkward and shy as a child, she married Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and became an influential figure to the world as well as an inspiration to women everywhere in her own right. Eleanor was more than a president’s wife; she was an eloquent speaker, delegate of the United Nations, and overall an independent woman. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was born on October 11, 1884 in New York City. She grew up with a wealthy family

Marketing 1012 - Principles of Marketing 1 Section 02 November 27, 2014 Professor Angela Keating Kyle Gallagher Marina Davis 1. SWOT Analysis Strengths • Several years of experience in the industry • Creative mind built for innovation • A true passion in the business • Diploma in marketing • Experience in Managing a variety of Restaurants • Noteworthy research conducted • A large sum of money ($286,000 in lottery winnings) • Motivation to succeed more because of past experiences

Dracula depicts London as the brain of the British Empire, a centre that could be invaded by contamination and disease. In this way, Dracula was used to ignite fears among the British people. If compared to the over use of terrorism threats by George W. Bush and other political