Decomposition: For a few days after death, some cells (such as skin cells) are still alive. Because of this, the live bacteria starts to break down and putrefy the body. Colour: First the body turns green, then purple, and then eventually black.
Curling is an ice sport of fitness and finesse enjoyed by thousands of Americans. It is played for both recreation and competitive satisfaction by men and women from 8 to 80. Long a well-kept secret, curling made it's debut as a full-medal sport at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games at Nagano, Japan. The heart of curling is the local curling club and it members. Most clubs have their own ice facility and club rooms. Some rent ice from hockey or skating arenas.
I love curling. From what I can tell this make me part of a pretty small group. While I can spend hours watching curling, most people question why it is even considered a sport, and I can understand why. To a casual observer coasting through channels curling would probably seem like a glorified game of shuffleboard on ice. However, it is so much more. Curling is a sport of strategy and skill. While it may not be dangerous like other winter sports or as physically involved as sports like the Skiathlon, it is a sport that require both physical and mental skill. Letâs start with the definition of sport.