We Put "The People" in Working Capital
The scythe that you are probably most familiar with is the one carried by the Grim Reaper. It is long-shafted, has a sharp, curved blade, and is carried by death himself!
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If you’ve ever done much gardening, you know that weeds can be one of the most frustrating setbacks.
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As the seasons change, winter turns to spring, the time of re-birth and growth. Plants come to life, baby animals are born, and the silence of winter is broken by the sound of insects and birdsong.
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As most people know, there are only seven Wonders of the Ancient World. However, several sites have been proposed and, in some cases, dubbed the eighth wonder of the world.
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All seven of The Wonders of the Ancient World have crumbled into dust or fallen into ruin, save one, The Great Pyramid of Giza.
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Not only are the location, the dimensions, and the layout unknown, but there is also no certainty that The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were ever anything more than a myth.
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Within its wall stood, or rather sat, one of The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It was a massive statue of Zeus himself, posed upon a majestic throne.
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Sadly, nearly all of the Wonders of the Ancient World have been destroyed, however, The Temple of Artemis is the only one to have been destroyed and rebuilt more than once. Its third, and final, phase remained standing for over 600 years. It was most notable for its numerous columns gilded with gold and silver. When something is rebuilt, it…
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