James Monahan's Articles in Reference-and-Education


  • Aluminum: The Luckiest Unlucky Super Metal
    Aluminum is considered to be the second most abundant component of the earth's crust next to the nonmetals that are oxygen and silicon.

  • Brass: One Of The Biggest Misnomers In History
    Aside from home ornaments and jewelries, you have probably heard the term brass on brass bands.

  • Cashmere: The Luxury Of Wool
    From warm sweaters to bohemian scarves, cashmere garments are considered timeless, tasteful, and elegant.

  • Courier Through Time
    Throughout history, other forms of communication advanced, and the fundamental need for a courier has taught man to use different methods and approaches to transport valuable documents and other resources from one place to another.

  • How The Bracket Came To Be
    The word bracket is not commonly used in everyday language. One may go through a full life and perhaps never even get to use the word bracket.

  • It Pays Having Good Ductwork
    A good ductwork can make air around the house circulate more effectively. As you well know, you need a home with good air circulation in order to live comfortably in it. A home with good air circulation makes your home feel cooler and fresher.

  • Need To Organize? Use Cupboards!
    In many homes today, cabinets play an important role in storage and space. People who live in smaller homes need to maximize their living spaces and use cabinets and other fixtures to enforce this.

  • Sandblast Your Way Through It All
    Sandblast is a process wherein a stream of sand is driven by a jet of compressed air or by water against a surface.

  • Store It In Microfilm
    Significant developments have been made by the microfilm and microfilm equipment manufacturers while digital systems became popular.

  • The Hidden Truth Behind An Emblem
    An emblem is a visual representation that defines an idea, thought, or an entity. It's synonymous with the words symbol and sign.

  • What's Been With Us Since The Dawn Of Man? Glassware!
    Glasswares have been with us since the dawn of man. Even the ancient cultures lusted after the beauty of these translucent crafts. From its humble beginnings as simple baubles, glasswares have evolved to be a serious, delicate art.

  • Who Needs History Books When You Already Have A Ceiling?
    Most people usually disregard a ceiling only as a part of their houses that is just there to put a roof over their heads. What most people usually disregard is the fact that a ceiling can do more than just that.

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