July 5, 2006
Greeting Card Tango: How To Impress, Not Stress, During The Holidays
By Lydia Ramsey
When it comes to holiday greeting cards, to send or not to send is often the question. Once you have decided in the affirmative, you then have to determine who to include on your list, what kind of card to choose and how to address the envelope.
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Why Women Are Protected From Consensual Acts
By Jim Thio
When a woman stays in an abusive violent relationship, societies won’t simply declare that it must be inconsensual and illegal.
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Ants Count Steps to Find Food, Nest
Scientists have long wondered how Saharan desert ants are able to travel between their nests and food sources in an environment with few landmarks. Researchers recently uncovered the answer when they altered the length of the insects' stride. After attaching stilts to ants' legs, the researchers found that the insects overshot their destination, suggesting that they have internal pedometers that help them correctly assess traveling distance. Headstone Monuments: Paying Tribute To The Deceased
By Aiken Smith
Monuments are a way to pay tribute to the life of an individual who has passed on. They are often installed in cemeteries and are similar to traditional headstone markers. Monuments come in many different styles, shapes, and sizes. Headstone monuments are smaller, yet still a memorable way to cherish and pay tribute to the gravesite of a loved one.
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Jean Cocteau
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Newton's Principia, a 3-volume work, represents one of the greatest milestones in the history of science. Volume 1 focuses on dynamics and includes Newton's 3 famous laws of motion; the 2nd portion details fluid motion and other topics; and the 3rd part is an essay on universal gravitation, including an explanation of Kepler's laws of planetary motion. Although Newton used calculus to derive his results, he explained them by use of older geometric methods. Why might he have done this?






