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Using Mathematica to Graph the Knotted Torus and Möbius StripThis college research paper outlines the methods used to come up with parametric equations to plug into Mathematica to obtain complex parametric surfaces, such as the knotted torus and the Möbius strip. -
An Introduction to the Bayes TheoremThe Bayes Theorem is useful for deciding among competing hypotheses. Consequences of the theorem are subtle and its application not always straightforward. This is an anecdote, concerning my own learning process, on my first encounter with the Bayes Theorem. -
WE MUST OURSELVES BE in SOME DEGREE PHILOSOPHERSBertrand Russell (1872-1970) was the eminent philosopher, mathematician, and social reformer. He published his most important philosophical and mathematical work, The Principle of Mathematics (1903). In 1950 he received the Nobel Prize of Literature.
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School Lunches Connected to Weight Gain, Poor Eating Habits and Sedentary LifestyleMiddle school children who regularly eat school lunches are more likely to be overweight or obese, and develop poorer eating habits and more sedentary lifestyles, according to new University of Michigan Health System research.
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To What Extent is Truth Different in Mathematics, the Arts and Ethics?My TOK paper I did for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. Word count: 1566. No form of reproduction is authorized.
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The Top 25 Most Influential Europeans (Renaissance to Present)These twenty-five Europeans each in their own way influenced history. The figures of European history you need to know!
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Explanation of Newton's Laws of MotionIsaac Newton was one of the greatest scientists of all time. His laws of motion transformed the science of mechanics.
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The History of LogicThe person who is generally credited as being the father of logic is the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle.
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Mathematical Modeling of HIV/AIDS EpidemicA simple mathematical model is utilized in order to predict the spread of the HIV virus over a given amount of time.
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Boston Museums for ChildrenThe Boston Science Museum and the Boston Children's Museum are two great places to bring your child while you're in Boston. -
With New Search Engine Wolfram Alpha, Who Will Be Out of Business?The implications of the new search engine are well beyond being a "Google Killer." The search giant will survive, with injury perhaps, but some websites and providers of facts may not. -
Wolfram Alpha: Should Google Be Scared of a New Search Engine?Will Wolfram Alpha prove true to its hype and become the "Google-Killer"?
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Why Teach Math? Why Sing?I outline why we should teach math, and how we should teach it.
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Proof, Certainty, and GodelAn introduction to Godel and his famous proof
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Education ReformWhich methods of education reform are actually likely to increase student performance? -
Celebrities - Capricorn - While Looking Down on You, They Are Trying Not to Slip UpCapricorn is Darned Serious. Stay out of the Way, or Dance Lively.
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The Five Best Online Integral CalculatorsNeed help with calculus? Having trouble with integration? These online integral calculators are bound to help! -
Facts on Ohio Senate Bill 5/Ohio Issue 2November voters in the state of Ohio will have the opportunity to decide Issue 2 which will determine the fate of the controversial Senate Bill 5.
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Sir Isaac NewtonEssay about the life and accomplishments of the great Sir Isaac Newton.
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Sir Isaac Newton - One of the Greatest Scientists in British HistoryNewton’s scientific career and eschatological writings shaped his legacy as one the greatest scientists in British history.
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The 4 Theories of PhysicsPhysics has four branches: Newtonian, Relativity, Quantum Mechanics and String Theory. They don't contradict each other but offer different views about how mass, energy and the universe operate.
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The Field of PhysicsA general introduction to the field of Physics.
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A Museum with a World of WondersThe Museum of Science (MOS) in Boston has a number of fun exhibits that will delight visitors of all ages.
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The Three Laws of Accounting Fraud PreventionIsaac Newton has a great deal to teach Fraud Prevention Specialist about how to catch their man and minimize Theft/Fraud.
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Skateboarding is All About PhysicsA look at something as fun as skateboarding and how we can learn a little physics from it. -
How to Graduate from College in Three YearsLearn to concentrate your academic efforts and graduate with a bachelor's degree in just three years. Save money and time through accelerated education.
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How to Prevent or End an Unwanted Teen PregnancyStudies show that teens would rather have unprotected sex than talk to their parents about safe sexual practices. If you are a teen looking for ways to prevent or end a pregnancy, you can learn about your options here. -
Who Gives a Fig for Newton?Isaac Newton, the scientist who described the laws of motion and gravity, believed the world was only 6,000 years old. We respect his scientific discoveries so shouldn't we also respect his religious beliefs? -
The Spring (Vernal) EquinoxWhat does all this mean for us today? In some traditional cultures, the first day of spring is the first day of the year. You can let the Vernal Equinox be another opportunity to begin again. Do something special to recognizing a special time. -
Allowing Toddlers to Self-Regulate Their DietWorking with their bodies natural inclinations and making healthy foods available to them has produced very healthy children who have a healthy relationship with food.
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Study: Abstinence Education Doesn't Stop SexA new study shows that students who participated in sexual abstinence education programs were just as likely to have sex as those who did not.
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Is Abstinence-Only Education Useless?According to newest study, abstinence-only sex education is useless. Teens who partake in abstinence program have just as much sex as regular sex-ed students!
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New Study Proves Abstinence Only Education is FailingCongress ordered study shows no difference from students who took the course and those who did not.
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Sexual Abstinence Programs Don't WorkThe impact findings show no overall impact on teen sexual activity, no differences in rates of unprotected sex, and some impacts on knowledge of STDs and perceived effectiveness of condoms and birth control pills." -
Dummett, Frege and Wittgenstein: A Dying Ideal in Academic PublishingThis piece argues that the early 20th century attitude toward academic publishing is preferable to the quantity-over-quality standard of today. -
The Life of John LockeJohn Locke was born in Wrington to Puritan parents. His father was a country lawyer who served in a cavalry company on the Puritan side in the early stages of the English civil war. Locke was a very smart student and was well educated. -
The Ultimate Guide to Raising Confident and Courageous Girls: Horsemanship and the Equestrian Sports for GirlsParents who want to raise confident and courageous girls might want to consider the myriad benefits of involving their daughters in the equestrian sports as the lessons to be learned by girls through horsemanship are priceless. -
Education Prevents the Spreading Epidemic of Childhood ObesityAccording to recent statistics fifteen percent of children and adolescents are overweight. Obesity is the cause of 300,000 deaths a year. Recently, parents cried out to the School Districts to help combat this problem. Education is the key.
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Teach Your Toddler Healthier Habits for LivingTips for helping your toddler to develop healthful, sustainable habits for living.
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Naturalism: Normative Theories of Science and Religious BeliefsThis essay explores the role of religious beliefs in wide reflective equilibrium (WRE), a popular view of normative philosophy of science.
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