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Archimedes: A Mathematical and Scientific GeniusThroughout the annals of history, humanity has witnessed the rise of several key inventors. One of these geniuses in question is a mathematician known as Archimedes. -
Archimedes BiographyArchimedes was a Greek mathematician and scientist. Archimedes was very preoccupied with mathematics. For instance, he often forgot to eat and bathe because of his always wanted to solve problems.
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Archimedes and the Golden CrownAn interesting story of how Archimedes tested a golden crown for gold content.
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Energy Options: Archimedes Wave SwingRising fuel costs can be a distant memory with power from our oceans. The Archimedes wave swing generators will be a part of our energy future.
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Archimedes' Water Clock: Ancient Invention Led to Study of HydraulicsThis a description of one of the earliest clocks known to mankind and the invention of a new area of science, hydraulics.
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President Obama to Appear on Mythbusters on Discovery ChannelBarack Obama will be making a guest appearance in the popular Discovery Channel series Mythbusters. The president will appear in the the Mythbusters episode Archimedes Solar Ray.
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Why Did the Ancient Greeks Produce so Many Brilliant People?This article explains why the Ancient Greek Civilization was the birthplace of brilliant people such as Aristotle, Plato, Socrates, Archimedes, and Pythagorus.
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A Regular Joe's Guide to Sicily: SiracusaSixth in the "A Regular Joe's Guide to Sicily" series. My family spent two and a half years living in Sicily, and traveled all over Sicily. Read about our exploits as we explore areas of Sicily generally not known outside Italy. -
The Use of Advanced Computer Simulations in Clinical Drug Trial ManagementWith the costs of drug development skyrocketed in the last decade, computer simulation has increasingly played an important role in making the process of drug development become more efficient.
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President Obama on 'Mythbusters' TV ShowPresident Obama recently taped an appearance for an episode of the Discovery Channel's hit series '˜Mythbusters.'
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Barack Obama to Appear on 'Mythbusters' EpisodePresident Barack Obama is going to appear on the hit Discovery Channel series "Mythbusters" to redo a test of a story about how the Greek engineer Archimedes used mirrors to concentrate heat to burn down a Roman fleet at the Battle of Syracuse. -
PhobiaLike Archimedes, I once ran naked straight out of the bath into the street; the reason for this though, was not any significant scientific discovery, but the god-damn power shut down!
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How to Eliminate Depression, Neurosis and Physical Problems by Interpreting Your Own DreamsIf you precisely follow the guidance you receive from the unconscious that is responsible for your dreams, you will receive therapy for all your diseases, only by interpreting your own dreams. -
The Perfect Circle - PiA Paper about how Pi has changed humanity
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Exploration of the Hellenistic AgeHellenism can be directly linked to Islamic science and philosophy, ancient and modern art and the rise and fall of the great Greek culture. Here we will explore the Hellenistic Age, including a general timeline.
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The Most Important Accidental Scientific DiscoveriesCoke, X-rays and microwaves would not have been invented had it not been for serendipity.
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BrainstormsRandom things written while brainstorming coming together.
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Heron of AlexandriaHeron of Alexandria was an ancient Greek inventor who worked at the famous Museum of Alexandria between 10 and 85 AD. His machines and mathematics and a profound effect on both ancient and modern society.
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The Evolution and Future of Solar PowerEventually, we may see the day when every home and building has its own concentrated photovoltaic generation facility, taking everyone "off the grid."
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Why Bright Ideas Come to Us Near Running WaterSome of us sing in the shower, others find that bright ideas pop into their heads in the rain. Find out what happens to water drops when they splash, and why this makes us smarter. -
What Type of Screw Do I Need?Use this complete guide to screws to find out exactly what you need to get the job done right!
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Cops, 48 Hours and Your 4th Amendment RightsA dramady explaining your 4th Amendment rights as inspired by the reality shows Cops and 48 Hours....
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In the Ring with White Collar Boxer John E. OdenJohn E. Oden shares candid details behind the creation of his book Life in the Ring: Lessons & Inspiration from the Sport of Boxing, as well as his most memorable moments in boxing history. -
Progress: Creation and MaintenanceWhile creation is a necessary component to progress, it is not a sufficient component. The other necessary component of progress is maintenance of what has already been created - an activity quite underrated in its significance.
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Trimming a Ferret's ToenailsThis necessary grooming ritual can be challenging, since ferrets don't enjoy it. Here are some tips on how to achieve trimmed toenails with minimal fuss and frustration. -
The Magic of WaterSurgeons, therapists, dermatologists, and even aestheticians are saying that water does not only sustain life on earth, but also improves the quality of it.
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Some Interesting Word Origins and Word Histories Starting with H and IHere are some interesting word origins for those people interested in etymology, all beginning with H and I.
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UFO JokesA humourous look at UFOs, extraterrestrials, alien abductions, space travel and science.
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Terror and Its Biggest Side Effect - InsecurityWith terror ringing gory alarms, fear has gripped the young Indian which kills him every morning as he nervously prays that this isn't his last day. It's up to him now whether he wants to act or continue his tryst with insecurity.
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THE POSITIVE ROLE of VIDEO GAMES in the CLASSROOMThe following thesis discusses the effects of using video games in the classroom. It reviews the literature from the past thirty years and debates on whether or not video games can be turned into an effective teaching tool.
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Photovoltaic Energy: CPV Vs. CSTCPV is more efficient at producing direct electrical energy that can be stored for later use.
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The Fundamentals and Branches of PhysicsThere are many different branches of physics, each one unique in its own right. Here we will take a quick look at the different categories, detailing the differences and similarities between them.
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Science Experiments for Kids: BuoyancyIn this article, I'll detail a few exciting experiments that are simple, practically free, fun, and teach your child all about the wonders of buoyancy. -
Odd Man Out 6This one's so easy, you'll think I'm insulting your intelligence.
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Solar Energy Plus Water Energy Plus Biofuels Equal the FutureThis is a research paper on Alternative Energy
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Light Years: Contemplating the History of the Study of LightThe story of the study of light is fascinating, full of familiar scientific characters like Galileo and Einstein, and obscure geniuses as well.
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Paris Tourist Scavenger Hunts: Carousels and Street NamesScavenger hunts are fun ways for tourists to explore foreign cities. In Paris, look for carousels and streets named after mathematicians. -
An Image a Symbol or a Sign: The Architectural Design of the UniverseOne image exists all around the world and dates back to the earliest dawn of mankind. The image a spiral exists everywhere and serves a purpose even in our future. -
DEA Raids State Owned Drugs Stopping ExecutionsGeorgia and other states are looking at the DEA for their next step regarding their seizure of the sedative sodium thiopental, a main drug in the death penalty. It is suspected this act may delay other executions in other states as well. -
Tourist Destinations While Visiting SicilyEnjoy the diverse cultures of a fascinating mosaic of sites and sounds on the beautiful Mediterranean island of Sicily. Sicily is the most historic region of Italy and ultimately Europe.
