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📚365 Bedtime Stories 29-30 April - The Hare and the TortoiseThere was once a young hare who lived in the heart of the c...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

29-30 April - The Hare and the Tortoise

There was once a young hare who lived in the heart of the country.
He was a very handsome hare, and so fast on his feet, that he was quite sure nobody could ever beat him.
He liked to make fun of the other animals, especially a little tortoise.
"You're so clumsy-looking!" he would say. "Why, just look at your short, liitle legs and your stubby, little head! And how slow you always are!"
One day, the tortoise decided that he'd had enough of the hare's unkind remarks.
"You think you can run fast on your long legs and big feet! But mine, short as they are, can go just as fast!"

"Don't you believe me?" went on the tortoise. "Then I'll give you a race!" "All right!" laughed the hare.
At a signal from the fox, the two started off. The tortoise lost no time in going along as fast as he could. But the hare, full of scorn for the tortoise, thought he might as well have a nice nap on the grass... After all, he thought, he would have plenty of time to catch up and win the race! But when he woke - why, the tortoise was at the finishing line! He had won the race and beaten that boastful hare!

📚365 Bedtime Stories 27-28 April - Make a Collage!Here is something which you can do on those April days when showers a...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

27-28 April - Make a Collage!

Here is something which you can do on those April days when showers are in the air!
All you need is some paper, gum or paste, scissors and some old leaflets, magazines, brochures...
Just make sure before you begin that nobody wants them!
Find a sheet of plain paper. Then you are ready to begin making a collage picture. Cut out sections of pictures and put them together to make something quite different...
Perhaps you could paste a cow sitting up in a palm tree, or stick a camel on top of a mountain!
You could give a horse the head of a lion, or the lion, the face of a boy... perhaps, somebody you know?

There are many ways of framing a collage, and lots of things you can use for this, too.
You could think about making a border of seeds, tissue paper, rice, lace, buttons - or even broken spaghetti pieces!
And if you want to make sure that your collage lasts a long time, it is worth taking the trouble to stick it on to a firm backing of cardboard, so cut from a box or supermarket carton. Just remember that the heavier your collage is, the thicker your backing will need to be.

📚365 Bedtime Stories 25-26 April - Gardening"Just the day for doing a bit of gardening!" announced Edward's Dad. "The s...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

25-26 April - Gardening

"Just the day for doing a bit of gardening!" announced Edward's Dad. "The soil is nice and firm, and that's just right to do some digging!" So, Edward got the tools out - a spade to dig the soil and a hoe and a rake to make the ground level.
"Which vegetables do you like, Edward?" asked his Dad, once all the hard work was done.
"I like peas and carrots!" said Edward. "They're my favourites!"
"Right!" smiled Dad. "But I think we'll also need to plant some potatoes and lettuces, as well! We'd better go along to the garden centre, don't you think?" And soon, Edward and his father were planting lots of vegetables. Do you know what they had to do?

First, they made long, straight lines in the soil for sewing the seeds and planting out the seed potatoes. And as they worked, Edward's father explained all about the different vegetables.
"Potatoes and those carrots which you like so much, they are root vegetables, so they grow beneath the soil.
Lettuces, cabbages and peas all these grow above the soil."
After that, Edward had only one question on his mind.
"When shall we be able to make vegetable soup?"

📚365 Bedtime Stories 23-24 April - One Swallow does not make a Summer!The swallow have come back, so now, everyone know...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

23-24 April - One Swallow does not make a Summer!

The swallow have come back, so now, everyone knows that spring really is here! Everyone loves to see them with their glossy blue backs and lovely white throats.
And as well as being lovely birds, they are also very brave and strong. Did you know that they fly all the way back from Africa, crossing the widest oceans?
Every year they return to nest in the same places, building nests of dried mud.
But do not muddle the swallow with the swift! You can recognise the swift by the big circles which it makes as it flies in the sky. When it flies high, a fine day is supposed to be in store.
And when it flies low, then rain is surely on its way!

Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Cuckoo! Yes, it's the cuckoo, the bird who lives in woodland. And when the cuckoo sings, it's the start of fine weather!
But the cuckoo is very lazy! Instead of building a nest, he uses those of other birds! No wonder they all keep a close guard on their home when they know the cuckoo is around.
Also, the cuckoo never hatches its eggs. Instead, it leaves them for other birds to hatch and to raise the chicks as their own.
Perhaps that is why the cuckoo has so much time to sing!

📚365 Bedtime Stories 21-22 April - A Box - and a Surprise!Every day, Ella went outside to open the post-box. But one pa...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

21-22 April - A Box - and a Surprise!

Every day, Ella went outside to open the post-box. But one particular morning, she got quite a surprise!
Underneath the envelopes, she could feel something rather strange...
"Oh!" she cried. "Where have these five little eggs come from? There must be a family of blue t**s, and they think they've found the perfect place to build their nest!"
"It's very nice..." she thought to herself, "but what shall I do? If I leave the eggs here, they could be crushed by something in the post. But I know I should not disturb them..."
Ella gave a big sigh. She just did not have the heart to move them out. So, she thought for a few minutes. And then, she had an idea!

In the shed, Ella found an old wooden box.
"It won't take long to make another post-box," she thought, "something we can use until the chicks are born..."
Very sensible, Ella took the trouble to tie up the door of the first post-box, leaving the hole clear, so that the birds could fly in and out.
Then, she wrote a note to pin at the bottom.
DO NOT DISTURB, MR. POSTMAN! THIS IS THE BLUE-TITS' HOUSE!

📚365 Bedtime Stories 18-19-20 April - The Donkey CoatThere was once a king who was very sad, because his wife, whom he ...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

18-19-20 April - The Donkey Coat

There was once a king who was very sad, because his wife, whom he had loved very much, had died.
Now, this king had a daughter who was very much like his poor wife. And one day, he decided that she should marry.
But, as the princess kept telling her father, she did not want to get married!
At last, she went to see her Fairy Godmother, who told the princess to ask her father for the most wonderful gown, the colour of moonlight. This the princess did. And the few days later, the king brought her a splendid gown made of feather-light material, embroidered with silver thread and with a cape like a cloud to wear over it.

Having granted his daughter's wish, the king again began to talk about her getting married. So, following the advice of her Fairy Godmother once again, the princess then asked for a gown the colour of sunlight.
The king granted her wish at once. And what a magical gown it was! Woven from golden thread, it gleamed and shone like the brightest star. The slightest movement made it sparkle like a thousand little lights.
There were hundreds of golden beads sewn all over it and a girdle of gold to match.
Then, the princess asked the king for the skin of a donkey... and once again, her father was only too pleased to grant her wish.
And still the king wanted his daughter to get married. So, what could she do?

The princess put on the donkey skin and left the palace, finding work as a maid at an inn. One day, a young prince came by and saw "Donkey Coat", as the princess was known.
That evening, seeing her without the skin, he thought how beautiful she was. After that he called every day, and when he asked her to marry him, she agreed at once.
The prince went to the palace. The king was so happy to see his daughter, that he began planning the most wonderful wedding celebrations!

📚365 Bedtime Stories 17 April - Mimi and the Cuckoo"That bird is getting on my nerves!" thought Mimi, the kitten. "The ...
04/21/2023

📚365 Bedtime Stories

17 April - Mimi and the Cuckoo

"That bird is getting on my nerves!" thought Mimi, the kitten. "The next time he dares to put the tip of his beak outside... I-I'll get him!"
But Mimi did not know one important fact. The cuckoo she hated so much was made of wood, and only came out of the clock to tell the time!
Well, the minutes passed, and Mimi waited. Then - tick-tick-tock! Suddenly, the little door in the clock opened and the bird appeared.
"Cuckoo! Cuckoo!" Mimi leapt up and reached out her paw. But instead of hitting the bird, she caught the pendulum, which broke and fell to the floor. So, instead of getting the bird, she got a good hiding instead!

Have you noticed that every time you go for a perm or a trim that hairdresser is always very chatty? The reason they a...
04/21/2023




Have you noticed that every time you go for a perm or a trim that hairdresser is always very chatty? The reason they are so happy is that most of them love their jobs. This is according to a survey conducted by the City & Guilds of London Institute, which asked 1,200 workers about their job satisfaction Forty per cent of hairdressers are very happy in their jobs, while civil servants, social workers and architects are the unhappiest workers.
None of the top ten positions in the Happiness Index included office jobs. The happiest workers were those who used their hands. In second place were religious ministers, followed by chefs, beauticians and plumbers. The survey showed that people who can run their own business and be self-employed are happiest. Desk workers came very low on the happiness scale. Teachers didn’t seem to be too happy either – only 8% said they enjoyed their work. There wasn’t a figure for English teachers, although their job satisfaction is probably very high. English teachers also smile a lot and generally love their jobs. City and Guilds advised workers to start every day positively, chat to colleagues, and brighten the workplace with personal photographs and flowers.

“If a purple tulip could talk she would say something calm, cool and wise, without the flash of a soothing balm.” – Amel...
04/19/2023

“If a purple tulip could talk she would say something calm, cool and wise, without the flash of a soothing balm.” – Amelia Brown
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“You’re strictly a tulip girl – a red tulip girl.” – Alyson Noel
04/19/2023

“You’re strictly a tulip girl – a red tulip girl.” – Alyson Noel

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The National Flag of , often simply referred to as the Canadian flag or, unofficially, as the maple leaf flag or l'Unif...
04/15/2023

The National Flag of , often simply referred to as the Canadian flag or, unofficially, as the maple leaf flag or l'Unifolié, consists of a red field with a white square at its centre in the ratio of 1∶2∶1, in which is featured a stylized, red, 11-pointed maple leaf charged in the centre.

Located in British Columbia, Canada, Helmcken Falls is a powerful waterfall that ejects a lot of spray into the air. Dur...
04/11/2023

Located in British Columbia, Canada, Helmcken Falls is a powerful waterfall that ejects a lot of spray into the air. During colder winters, this results in the formation of an enormous ice cone, which can grow to be 200 feet (60 meters) tall or more. Even in June, remnants of the cone can still be seen.

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“And in the end, love tastes like Tulips having rain tea in a colored cup.” — Fathima Shamla 🇨🇦
04/11/2023

“And in the end, love tastes like Tulips having rain tea in a colored cup.” — Fathima Shamla
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04/11/2023

Người ta chặt bỏ hàng cây cổ thụ ven đường khu trung tâm thành phố để làm ga tàu điện ngầm, sau đó để xuất việc thi công mái che nắng nhằm tạo ra bóng mát cho người đi bộ.

Gác qua những khái niệm to lớn và phức tạp như kinh tế, đầu tư, hay xã hội. Nói đơn giản nhất thì mái che nắng khác gì với những hàng cây ?


Thật ra, mái che nắng không thể làm mát. Nó chỉ tạo ra bóng đổ. Khác biệt này giống như đi bên dưới hàng cây và bên dưới những mái hiên bằng bạt kéo.

Để đổi lấy được bóng râm, ánh sáng mặt trời bị mái che phản xạ ngược trở lại. Ánh sáng bị phản xạ này, hay gọi đúng hơn là bức xạ vì có kèm theo nhiệt độ, có thể tiếp tục hắt vào những tòa nhà xung quanh hoặc trả lại bầu trời.

Tuy nhiên kể cả trường hợp quay ngược lên trời, bức xạ dĩ nhiên cũng không trở về mặt trời mà bị giữ lại ở tầng khí quyển bởi bụi và hơi nước trong không khí.

Mái che cũng không thể ngăn được bức xạ bị phản xạ bởi mặt đường nhựa ngay bên cạnh nó. Nghĩa là nhiệt độ bên dưới mái che đôi khi thậm chí còn có thể cao hơn bên trên, bởi vì nhiệt từ mặt đường bị giữ lại bởi chính những tấm vật liệu cách nhiệt dùng làm mái.

Điều này hiểu đơn giản là ánh sáng và nhiệt độ không mất đi đâu cả, chúng chỉ phản xạ loanh quanh rồi làm cho cả khu vực nóng lên. Đây chính là mô hình đơn giản nhất của cái gọi là hiệu ứng nhà kính.


Ngược lại, cây xanh hấp thụ ánh sáng và chuyển đổi nó thành năng lượng, rồi dùng để tạo ra oxi. Đó là quá trình quang hợp mà ai cũng biết.

Giống như những mái che, lá cây cũng phản xạ ánh sáng. Tuy nhiên, bởi vì là một sinh thể sống, cây chủ động điều chỉnh sắp xếp lá ở những khoảng thời gian trong ngày để tối ưu việc nhận ánh sáng. Cũng có nghĩa là ánh sáng bị phản xạ được cây "tung hứng" một cách tinh vi từ lá này sang lá khác rồi bị triệt tiêu.

Đồng thời, cây cũng làm việc như một cái bơm. Rễ cây hút nước từ sâu dưới lòng đất và đẩy lên lá. Bằng sự tác động của ánh sáng và nhiệt độ, nước thoát qua mặt lá khiến độ ẩm tăng lên, làm mát vùng không gian xung quanh nó.

Cây xanh, về bản chất là những cái quạt hơi nước tự nhiên sử dụng ánh sáng mặt trời.


Điều này dễ dàng cảm nhận được khi đi bên dưới những hàng cây rợp bóng. Bóng mát khi này dễ chịu hơn rất nhiều những bóng đổ nhân tạo. Chênh lệch có khi đến vài độ, mặc dù rõ ràng lá cây vẫn để lọt một số đốm nắng xuống mặt đất, trong khi mái che thì phủ kín hoàn toàn.

Đó là bởi vì cây hấp thụ ánh sáng, đồng thời làm tăng độ ẩm và giảm nhiệt độ, trong khi mái che chỉ đơn giản là phản xạ ánh sáng đi nơi khác. Nơi khác đó có thể là một tòa nhà có mặt tiền bằng kính ở ngay bên kia đường, và thế là bức xạ quay trở lại gần như ngay lập tức. Việc này cũng giống như mở máy lạnh mà cục nóng thay vì để bên ngoài thì lại để ngay bên trong nhà, cạnh cục lạnh.

Như vậy, nếu một ai đó nói với bạn rằng những mái che thực ra cũng chẳng khác gì cây xanh, thì hãy nói với họ so sánh đó cũng khập khiễng như so một căn nhà với sân thượng betong được trồng kín cây xanh với một căn nhà nhỏ nằm giữa một khu vườn rộng. Diện tích phủ xanh có thể như nhau, nhưng cuộc sống bên trong hoàn toàn khác. Vì không phải màu xanh nào cũng là màu xanh.

Và dĩ nhiên, không phải bóng mát nào cũng là bóng mát.

-House on Tree-

Toronto's famous "Flatiron Building", officially known as "Gooderham Building", was built in 1892 and has a history of 1...
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Toronto's famous "Flatiron Building", officially known as "Gooderham Building", was built in 1892 and has a history of 130 years. It is the first iron-shaped building in the world. Its red brick structure, unique shape, reflects the unique architectural aesthetics, is a famous landmark building in Toronto. On the west side of the building is a mural with trompe l'oeil effect. Canada And The World

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