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Revision as of 14:58, 19 July 2007

Welcome to Nourish International's Chapter Resource Wiki ,
the Nourish International encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
46 articles since opening on June 28th 2007 - Statistics
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Welcome to Nourish International's Chapter Resource Wiki. We are working on articles that chapter leaders can contribute to. You can help by expanding on current articles, or creating articles in red.

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Did you know...
  • ...that John Henry Dearle (example of work pictured) was an apprentice tapestry weaver to Pre-Raphaelite artist and craftsman William Morris who rose to become Morris & Co.'s chief designer and Art Director after Morris's death?
  • ...that Ian Pont is the only professional cricketer to have played a professional baseball match?
  • ...that due to safety concerns, a number of U.S. states require air ambulance services to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems?
  • ...that the Chinese philosopher Wang Chong (27-97 AD) accurately described the water cycle in meteorology?
  • ...that Alexander Pope was expelled from Twyford School for writing a poem that poked fun at one of his school masters?
  • ...that the Klaus Advanced Computing Building is named for Chris Klaus, who donated $15 million to his alma mater, Georgia Tech, when he was just 26?
  • ...that Gundoin was the first Duke of Alsace, a duchy which existed as part of the Frankish Empire from the 630s?
  • ...that Shardha Ram Phillauri, a Punjabi, wrote the first Hindi novel?
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