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Fiery Serpent

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COUNTRY Da'Arias Sacred country Da'Arias (gift Aryans) was the sunken continent of North Arctic Ocean and was divided into four rivers: Rai, Tula, and SMAD h'Arra. Each clan had its own Great Race territory bounded by the rivers. All four rivers flowed into an inland sea. At sea, an island on which stood Mountain of the World (Meru). Peace on the Mount was built by the city of Asgard and Daariysky great temple.

There is a copy of the card Da'Arias, which was copied Merkaterom in 1595 from the wall of one of the pyramids at Giza. (Today, many countries wanted to possess the land of our ancestors) FACE OF THE EARTH By Rune chronicles 300,000 years ago, the appearance of the planet Earth was very different. The Sahara was the sea, Indian Ocean – land. Strait of Gibraltar was not. On the Russian Champaign, where is Moscow, was the sea. On the territory of Omsk was a large island Buyan. Sacred Land Da'Arias linked to the mainland by the Isthmus of mountain Rhipaean (Ural) mountains.

The Volga River flows into the Black Sea. Different people on the Midgard-earth inhabited by people with different skin colors and defined territory of residence. This Earthly humanity has ancestors who arrived on the Midgard-earth from a variety of heavenly palaces – Star Systems, namely: Great Race – white skin, the Great Dragon – yellow skin color, the Fiery Serpent – red skin Gloomy Heath – black color; Pekelnogo World – gray color, foreigners (Jews).

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Facilitating Math for Tweens

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There are many ways to make learning Math easier.  One way – we believe – is through the enjoyment of the Rubik’s cube.  Learning how to solve a scrambled Rubik’s cube – the actual process of the education – is a coveted way to put learning into practice in general for greater mathematical challenges.

Online there already exists different “How To’s” on solving the Rubik’s cube.  We however, take your mathematical problems, and, before trying to solve them, help you enjoy the playing of the Rubik’s cube.  Once you’re comfortable with that, we go back to your mathematical challenges.

At the end of the day it’s just one way to help tween and teens actually enjoy the mathematical process, without getting frustrated.  Putting the fun back into Math and taking the stress out of it.