fact or fiction

Is it a fact or is it merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the lesser known truths in the corporate culture of Journal.

Gurkha Army In World War 2
At the point when Rangoon tumbled to the Japanese on Walk 9, 1942, the Associated powers in Burma could never really withdraw more than 1,000 miles to the wellbeing of English India.
By E sapkota5 years ago in Journal
Karnali-The Longest River of Nepal
Megh Ale, from Karnali in western Nepal, wants to make Karnali the most sacred river tunnel in the wild and magnificent Nepal rivers. The Karnali River system runs from the Macha Khabab in Tibet and flows through Nepal to the Ghagghara River in India. It contains the Humla (Karnali), Mugu, Karnali, Seth, and Beer rivers and is the longest water system in the country.
By Cs Sapkota5 years ago in Journal
STOP
“Goddamnit!” “Hey! Don’t use the Lord’s name in vain, Jim.” “What? This is frustrating. Seriously, stop giving me that look. Okay, let’s think this through for a moment. You honestly believe that with the vast amount of knowledge that we possess in today’s world about how we’re made up, how the planets came to be, what stars are, how utterly insignificant human existence is against the vastness of space and time…well, our perception of time at least…that the answer to all great mysteries is an omniscient puppet master requiring belief without proof?
By Kevin Gaylord5 years ago in Journal
Brave Or Stupid: The F*ck It Moments That Change Our Lives
In 2011, I made the biggest decision of my life. Ihad a real “f*ck it” moment. Enough was finally enough. I was sick and tired of feeling sick and tired. Call it the mother of all endings.
By Samantha Wilson5 years ago in Journal
AVENTURAS The Day the Earth Raged
I arrived at Lake Carite, in Guayama, Puerto Rico, in the first days of September 2017, to collaborate in the realization of a remodeling and construction project of a tourist center of one hundred cabins located on the shores of the lake.
By Juan Laborde5 years ago in Journal
Follow the Brief
To fit the brief, or not to fit the brief, that is the ballyhoo. And what a ballyhoo it has been. And there's nothing like kicking the proverbial dead horse yet again. (Why is that even a saying?) But here we go, let's do this....
By Pam Reeder5 years ago in Journal
Shark Lessons
“I WANT OBIE!” Caitlin sighed as the other adults in the group laughed. July 4th was going to be a good holiday, it was, it was, she thought. Cory, her husband, and she had invited her family to their home for the first time since her oldest nephew Carter had gotten sick. They were determined to make the visit as fun and interesting as possible. So they made sure that they had the pool really clean, plenty of floaties, and water-guns for Carter to spray at everyone. Except two-year-old Noelle wasn’t interested in any of that. She had seen the pictures of videos of their German Shepherd Oberon in the pool, and now wanted Oberon in the pool with her.
By Caitlin Gonya5 years ago in Journal
Not So Scary
I've never understood why people hear the word shark and run for their lives. Splashing through cresting waves and onto the beach, cutting their feet up on shells to run from the "terrifying" fish that must be nearby.
By Edlyn Escoto5 years ago in Journal
Mariam's Responsibility
A true story. “There is nothing more beautiful and dangerous than the human mind, it possesses the ability to create value and meaning out of nothing, and on the flip side, it possesses a terrible aptitude for violence, extreme violence.”
By Lemons & Rice5 years ago in Journal
Breathing Is An Indirect Way To The Vagus Nerve
Your body responds to depression and stress in various much-planned manners. Pulse rate and blood pressure accelerate, muscles tense, digestion eases back, and breathing becomes cut and quick.
By Better Brain5 years ago in Journal
Thinking and Rethinking Thought Leadership. Top Story - July 2021.
Thought Leader - Definition A thought leader is an individual or firm (agency) that is recognized as an authority in a specialized field and whose expertise is sought and often rewarded. In the sciences or other highly technical fields this makes sense though I still find it mostly unhelpful. It is usually more of an indicator of ego than actual accomplishment with the so called “thought leaders” mostly (though not always) self anointed (or anointed by a small group of other self anointed thought leaders) as such.
By Everyday Junglist5 years ago in Journal
Blytons Imagination
I can, in an instant, take myself back to childhood, just by thinking of, or seeing an Enid Blyton book. Of course, many writers made an impact on me as a child, from the very hungry caterpillar, to a favourite story my grandmother read me about the fisherman's wife, that taught me a lot about where greed will get you!
By Lou Kellie5 years ago in Journal