I’m sure you’ve heard of the mysteries of hypnosis. Maybe you’ve seen a hypnotist on TV hypnotising volunteers from the audience, making them do funny things that make everybody laugh. Hypnosis is a kind of wide-awake sleep. Your eyes are wide open or closed while it’s happening. You may also have heard of people being hypnotised before an operation. They feel no pain during or after the operation and can actually stay awake while its happening, despite using no pain killing drug (anaesthetic). They even go home much quicker after the operation. Hypnosis and hypnotism come from the ancient Greek
Sugar crystals come from the sugar cane plant. People from the Polynesian Islands first used it more than five thousand years ago. In 1493, Christopher Columbus brought sugar cane to the Caribbean. The sugarcane plant looks like a big grass. It has a very juicy stalk. Pressing the stalks through large rollers squeezes the juice out and it is mixed with water before being heated. It is also treated with limewater (the common name for a diluted solution of calcium hydroxide) and sulphur dioxide. Eventually, after more heating, a clear liquid is separated from the sugarcane juice. It turns into a
Finally! The Chicken Newspaper Food edition is available to download in Issuu! Get it now. This is our first fully digital issue and we hope you agree it’s a stunner! The issue is all about food and features the letter O.
in Slovenia we use the word Kokoš for a grown up female chicken, Petelin for a grown up male chicken and Piščanec for small chickens like those two on the wonderful drawing 🙂 heh..
Thanks for that. I’ll be posting progress of the project in the coming weeks.
K