By Erin CraigFeatures correspondent Samuel BergstromPine nuts help balance the Tsaatans' meat-heavy diet (Credit: Samuel Bergstrom)The Mongolian equivalent of popcorn or potato crisps, pine nuts are eaten uninhibitedly, by the bagful, just because they taste good. Halfway up the mountain, Enkhbaatar disappeared. “Enkhbaatar, where are you?” We swivelled, trying to spot his white hat through the tangled branches. This was no place to lose one’s guide. We were only a few kilometres below the Siberian border, in a dense, subarctic pine forest known as a taiga.

The Trail of Tears Narrative | Resource Bank | Teacher's Guide click image for close-up In 1838 and 1839, as part of Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy, the Cherokee nation was forced to give up its lands east of the Mississippi River and to migrate to an area in present-day Oklahoma. The Cherokee people called this journey the "Trail of Tears,"

I remember the moment I realized how much my daughter hates being tickled. At age 6, she was becoming more articulate by the day, her clear enunciation and sophisticated vocabulary leaving her 5-year-old self in the dust. But that day, she said only one word, in response to the underarm tickling of a well-meaning relative. “Stop,” she said. It wasn’t the first time she’d been tickled, and it wasn’t the first time she’d said “Stop.

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EPAMembers of the Belgian road cycling team go for a ride in the city centre of GlasgowTop cyclists from around the world are in Scotland for a "first-of-its-kind mega event". The UCI Cycling World Championships begins on Thursday and runs until 13 August. Road racing, time trials, track, BMX, mountain bike, indoor cycling and para-cycling will all take place at venues across Scotland. Championships chairman Paul Bush said it would showcase Scotland's status as a world-class events destination.