Egyptian Yoga
Egyptian Yoga as it may have been practised in Ancient Egypt has been discussed by Yogi Babacar Khane in several books and articles. The archeological...
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EHCP
EHCP also known as Easy Hosting Control Panel is an open source server management control panel for Debian / Ubuntu Linux systems. EHCP can support mu...
Eight-week rule
The eight-week rule is a widely used Australian slang term referring to an eight-week period at the commencement of a relationship, in which there is ...
Eilean Mo Chridhe
"Eilean Mo Chridhe" is a Scottish Gaelic folk song written during the First World War. The composer was John Angus 'Kaid' MacLean of Portree, Skye. Th...
Einayim
Einayim (Hebrew for “eyes”) is a Hebrew children’s magazine edited by Tamir Rauner.The first issue, whose theme was paper, was published in November 1...
Eisenstein in Guanajuato
Eisenstein in Guanajuato is an upcoming film about Sergei Eisenstein. The film is currently in pre-production with principal photography scheduled to ...
EJ DiMera and Nicole Walker
EJ DiMera and Nicole Walker DiMera (also known by the portmanteau Ejole also known as Ecole for EJ and Nicole) are fictional characters and a pairing ...
El Club de los Astronautas
El Club de los Astronautas is a space advocacy group of artists. They promote a manned, interstellar voyage by doing art and debating strategies that ...
El pequeno diablo
El Pequeno Diablo (the little devil) is a South American Myth about a carved wooden gnome that visits the houses of the marked and brings horrible cir...
El-Ouachouacha
El-Ouachouacha () is the area extending between Jebel ech Chambi, Mount Mekdoudec and the south-western city of Kasserine in Tunisia. It is home to th...
Elbow bondage
Elbow bondage is a bondage technique which involves binding a person's arms at the elbows behind the person's back, ideally with elbows touching. Not ...
Eleanor Leonne Bennett
Eleanor Leonne Bennett (born 24 February 1998) is a British artist who focuses on photography and the visual arts. She first began taking pictures at ...
Eleanor Scheff
Early lifeEleanor Scheff, daughter of Edith Clarkson and Jeremy Scheff was born in northern Idaho on February 6th, 1925. She attended Rosemore Junior ...
Electrical polarity
Electrical polarity is a term used throughout industries and fields that involve electricity. There are two types of poles: positive (+) and negative ...
Electro-magnetic therapeutic system
Electro-magnetic therapeutic system is the English title of Canadian Patent 1113156 which was issued the 24 of November 1981. The inventors Dr. Roland...
Electronic key management
Electronic key management is an area of access control within the broader category of security. Typically, physical mechanical keys are managed electr...
Electronic Ruler
Electronic ruler is a ruler that makes calculations simple. It measures the length of drawn lines no matter where on the ruler you start and stop draw...
ElectroYoga
The term ElectroYoga is commonly used to describe a type of music event that features the practise of yoga with electronic music, often at large publi...
Elemental Sculpture
Elemental Sculpture is a distinct trend in the contemporary sculpture.Traditional sculptures in relief or in a round form are static, immobile objects...
Elendil
Elendil is a fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's . He is mentioned in The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion and Unfinished Tales.The man was k...