HUMAN BODY

The human body is made up of many bones, along with muscles, tendons, and tissues. There are so many things that can go wrong with the body that can cause pain, life threatening complications, and in the long run other parts of the body can become affected. The body systems can be vast and complicated, in order to explain the problems that can happen I will give an overview of the bones in the human body.

The human body has 214 bones in it. The body has different types of bones and are put together in different ways. For example, if a person steps on a thumb tack many people would think that all that occurs is that the person feels pain and the individual jerks their leg in response due to that pain. 

For example, if a person steps on a thumb tack many people would think that all that occurs is that the person feels pain and the individual jerks their leg in response due to that pain. For example, if a person steps on a thumb tack many people would think that all that occurs is that the person feels pain and the individual jerks their leg in response due to that pain.

 For example, children rarely sprain their ankles; instead, they break them through the growth plate. The most common fracture in kids that doesn’t require surgery occurs in the forearm. The most common pediatric fracture that does require surgery occurs just above the elbow.

Valentine's Day

Every Valentine’s Day, chocolate becomes part of the romantic holiday. Why? Is it because of all the health benefits of chocolate? Is it because it is simply satisfying? Or, is it just the tradition? Even without going into the history of the relation of Valentine’s Day and the chocolates, it’s easy to understand why chocolate is the favorite way to express love on the Valentine’s Day. 

According to Holiday Insights, though women make most of the chocolate purchases during the year (75%), men make the most purchases for Valentine’s Day (75%). So, my guess is that men buy chocolate because it is part of the Valentine’s Day tradition. And, from what our recent survey found part of that chocolate giving tradition is now to send the gifts home or to simply bring them home! In the early 16oo's the style for chocolate has been across Europe, in London One shop opened on Grace church Street in 1657 advertising chocolate as “a West Indian drink which cures and preserves the body of many diseases.

" Chocolate’s connection to Valentine’s Day is a prime example of virtue finding its just reward, although it took centuries for the two essentials elements the rise of chocolate as a popular food, and the celebration of Valentine’s Day as a holiday to join forces. In time though, chocolate made its way to the masses.

In the article the real history of valentine’s day by Patrick Allan When you think of Valentine’s Day you probably think of flowers, chocolates, and notes sealed with a kiss not whipping women with dead animals or martyrdom. Around the start of the industrial revolution in the U.S., Valentine’s Day went from being a small-time, historical day of romance to full-blown money tree.

The day of romance was born anew as a commercial holiday. Since then, the day is not only about buying cheesy cards to pass around your Third grade class, but it’s also about buying flowers, candy, jewelry, and trying unsuccessfully to get reservations at halfway-decent restaurants. what is valentine’s day to you?

OLDEST SPORTS

Many sports activities developed simultaneously in different parts of the world out of natural human movement, which makes the origins of these sports hard to trace. the 5 oldest sports in the world.

according to By Bob Dellinger Director Emeritus ''Wrestling is considered the oldest sport in the world. A papyrus fragment was found with wrestling instructions on it, dating somewhere between 100 and 200 AD.'' And after all this time, it is still one of the most popular sports in the world. It should not come as much of a surprise that running is included in this top 5 because it is the most accessible sport.

 Running is a universal human expression and always will be. Javelin throwing is yet another sport that was part of the early Olympics, and it is still part of the modern day Olympic games. It is a track and field sport in which a javelin is thrown as far as possible. Some of the most ancient sports are still popular today. 

Wrestling is an ancient sport whose origins are difficult to trace as it is depicted throughout the art of several early civilizations. Running universal human physical expression and it should not come as surprise that along with wrestling Running is the oldest sport. Here are some points about running as a sport. Running was the only sport in the first ever recorded Olympics held in Athens back in 776 BCE. 

In 1848, created a major rule that forbade holds below the waist. French wrestling quickly became the definition of sport in Europe during the 19th century. ''As the world's wrestling community grows, the rules, techniques, and athletes continue to grow with it.''Other ancient cultures boxed bare fisted and the Minoans appear to be the first civilization to use boxing gloves.

 Evidence suggests that the bow and arrow were invented by the end of the Upper Paleolithic era (around 20,000 BCE), which makes archery an important part of early human history – it was used for hunting and is present throughout the mythologies of many different cultures.

 https://www.britannica.com/sports/wrestling.