Yoha River Findings Could Rewrite World History Recent archaeological excavations at the Yoha River area has attracted historians all over the world. These remarkable findings are rewriting world history. A noticeable fact is that from the discovery and excavation, traces of the Korean are found a lot, providing a clue to the root of the […]

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Addition And Subtraction Of Signed Numbers Adding and subtracting integers for the beginner seems very complicated at first glance. It just takes a little theory along with some good procedure. For starters, think opposite. Adding With Different Signs When we add two integers, we will subtract the two numbers and use the sign which number has […]

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The Widespread Nature Of Aflatoxin Crops that are affected by aflatoxin: cereals, oilseeds, spices, and tree nuts. Also, contamination can be found in animals that have been fed contaminated feed. In 2006, there were reported over 100 dogs that died, as can be read at Biology Online. Although difficult to link an animal death to […]

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Processing Fear, Emotion, And The Extraction Certain stimulus can produce fear in the bravest of the masses. In a circumstance where one might experience what is known as fear conditioning, the stimulus would produce a response within the body. This expression of fear would trigger a number of physical and emotional reactions. Such as: heart rate, breathing, muscle […]

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Pisces or Aquarius, Tropical or Sidereal, Age or World… For one that spent their childhood in the 1970’s, a very vivid sound will resonate in the mind. The sound of a song titled The Age of Aquarius. The song has a bizarre sound, or message if you will. But, one might ask – just what […]

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Big Five Personality Factors Although psychologists have experienced difficulties in gaining an audience about the subject, the community proposes there are five traits known as the “Big Five” personality traits. This concept is very recent, forming in the latter part of the 20th century. Also known as the “Big Five” personality dimensions. 1. Openness – […]

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Meet The American Physicist Who Changed Our World Arguably, John Bardeen changed the world more than any other scientist in the latter part of the 20th century. Bardeen and a few of his very bright friends came up with the invention that sparked an electronic revolution, and burgeoned further than any one of us could ever have imagined. […]

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The Power Lies With The Group In the 1950’s a psychology professor conducted a study too see if the power of Group Dynamics would affect the decision of an individual. The study yielded interesting results to say the least. Professor Solomon Asch, originally from Warsaw, performed the study in Pennsylvania. The Swarthmore College is located […]

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4.3 magnitude earthquake hits Oklahoma Video Clip: by Tulsa World Date/Time: Wednesday, October 13, 2010 at 14:06:29 UTC Wednesday, October 13, 2010 at 09:06:29 AM at epicenter Location: 35.217°N, 97.271°W Region: Oklahoma Distances: 15 km (10 miles) E of Norman, Oklahoma 35 km (20 miles) WSW of Shawnee, Oklahoma 35 km (20 miles) SE of […]

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The 2010 Victoria Prize was awarded to Dr Voytek Gutowski One problem faced by the car, furniture, and building product industries was the use of paints; with volatile solvents entering the atmosphere and millions of litres of solid waste going to landfill. Dr. Gutowski and his team developed technology which eliminates waste and volatile solvent […]

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