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Monkey Brains You’re a primate, I’m a primate, monkeys are primates! Even before the release of my book Bringing Up Ziggy, I was studying all aspects of primates. And I’m not alone. By observing the other levels [Read Article]

Monkey Ears Just the other day I was talking to Ziggy, my Helping Hands capuchin monkey, and she looked at me quizzically and said, "Huh? Speak up!" I have been operating under the assumption that her eyesight [Read Article]

Art From an Unlikely Artist Art From an Unlikely Artist Amanda makes good money for her art, hundreds of dollars on some pieces. Her particular style is strictly abstract and she exhibits some unorthodox mannerisms, but her w [Read Article]

The Impossible Machine There are a lot of complicated machines in the world today. Some are marvels of design and engineering. Only a few years ago, they would have seemed the stuff of science-fiction. Nothing invented toda [Read Article]

Does Clean Mean Extreme Green? by Bill Knell Growing up in the suburbs of New York City in the 1960s was a pleasurable experience. Venturing into New York City, especially Manhattan, was not. The smell of car, truck and bus exhaust combined wi [Read Article]

What are the Odds? by Terry Dashner What are the odds? Terry Dashner………………Faith Fellowship Church PO Box 1586 Broken Arrow, OK 74013 Chet Raymo, an astronomer and science writer who has calculated the odds of our universe result [Read Article]

Disproves God... by Terry Dashner Disproves God… Terry Dashner………………Faith Fellowship Church PO Box 1586 Broken Arrow, OK 74013 Can scientific discovery disprove God? If that question seems awkward, let me state it like this: D [Read Article]

Science changes, shouldn't our theology? by Terry Dashner Science changes, shouldn’t our faith? Terry Dashner……………….Faith Fellowship Church PO Box 1586 Broken Arrow, OK 74013 Since basic science is ever-changing, shouldn’t our theology change with it [Read Article]

Mosquitoes like my blood by Khalil A. Cassimally Here in Mauritius, mosquitoes are in paradise. The male mosquitoes have all the fruits they’ll ever dream of – god knows whether they actually dream – all year long while the female mosquitoes can c [Read Article]

DNAology! by Khalil A. Cassimally The DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is a unique molecule. It contains every single piece of genetic information of a person; just like the memory card of a PC, which contains all the data. The major dif [Read Article]

Programmed life by Khalil A. Cassimally Does aging happen by chance? Is aging the breaking down of an organism till the latter eventually stops working? According to Valter Longo’s latest research, which was published in the September [Read Article]

Benefits of Human Genome Project by Wong Hon Long Rapid progress in genome science and a glimpse into its potential applications have spurred observers to predict that biology will be the foremost science of the 21st century. Technology and resourc [Read Article]

Rediscovering the Mind by Robert Bruce Baird REDISCOVERING THE MIND: From the viewpoint of a modern microbiologist, we hear the call for integration and common sense in sciences that are all too often devising separate stakes and battlement [Read Article]

Moon Gazing - Is It Right For You? by Gary Nugent Like a lot of kids, my folks gave me a 60mm telescope for Christmas one year. The scope was a typical department-store brand - not very good - but to a 12-year old kid it opened up the universe. [Read Article]

Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (S.E.T.I) by Wayne Lowe Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (S.E.T.I) Have you seen the movie ‘Contact’ if you haven’t then you need to. Im creating a single article based on the vision of this movie. Jodie foster [Read Article]

The NSTP ( Non - Spatial Thinking Process ) Theory by Dr Kedar Joshi, PBSSI, MRI Abstract The NSTP theory mainly advocates that the material universe is exclusively a group of thinking process/es existing in the form of non-spatial feelings. In computer terminology it regards [Read Article]

Superultramodern Engineering (SEng) by Dr Kedar Joshi, PBSSI, MRI Superultramodern Engineering (SEng) is non - spatial engineering (in contrast with spatial engineering). It's a practical application of the NSTP (Non -Spatial Thinking Process) Theory, where the go [Read Article]

Superultramodern Problems ( SPro ) by Dr Kedar Joshi, PBSSI, MRI The Most Challenging (Unsolved) Problems in Superultramodern Science (SS) 1. What are Superhuman Thoughts ? ( How to Understand Them ? ) 2. How to Modulate the Central NSTPs ? In particular, [Read Article]

Superultramodern Epistemology [Theory of Knowledge] ( SE ) by Dr Kedar Joshi, PBSSI, MRI 1. The Principle of Universal Doubt : A fundamental principle of investigation Anything may be possible (or nothing is to be believed with absolute certainty or nothing is to be seen as a proof ), [Read Article]

Equality by dr anil maheshwari What is Equality? Are men and women really equal to each other??????????? Please read on to find out! Anatomically-(physically)-------both are different. Physiologically(relating to sex- [Read Article]

Human Cultural Evolution(?) by Robert Bruce Baird Human Cultural Evolution: If we think about it at this juncture, clearly there is little to commend this Judaeo/ Christian/Islamic God if he is represented by the people who led this church. Paga [Read Article]

As Above, SO Below The ‘As Above, So Below’ law that is the combination of micro and macrocosmic reality likely comes from Hermes Trismegistus, a Babylonian who became a Pharaoh of Egypt according to the Arab Encyclop [Read Article]

A Typical Kobra A typical and/or ideal Kobra (Kokanastha Brahmin: the one from Maharashtra, India) is : White, ruthless, arrogant, egoistic, sharp, intelligent, precise, neat, tidy, stubborn, deep, simple, tole [Read Article]

Protein Design: Automated protein discovery and synthesis In this paper I describe (theoretically) the method(s) of automated protein discovery and synthesis. 1. Protein Folding Problem To solve the protein folding problem we can use Artificial Neural [Read Article]

Memory Research Misses The Obvious The search to reveal a mystery. Research laboratories around the world sought the location of human memory. The research had followed diverse leads. One clue related to the branched inputs of nerv [Read Article]

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Website Usability is more than just placing a navigation bar in the right spot and allowing users to search the site. It is an intricate art that not everybody can easily implement. This tip aims to identify some of the key factors that come into play when designing a usable and functional website[ Read Article]

Weaving new techniques for Business Growth

In todays day and age, it’s complete lunacy for businesses to ignore the importance of eMarketing and how it can ultimately benefit their bottom line. Already it’s now 2007 and eMarketing is in full swing, yet it seems there are a lot of organisations that still don’t want to know about it. This b[ Read Article]

Building your Brand Interactively

Welcome to the world of touch screens, mobile phones and online shopping. It seems interacting with businesses via technology is becoming increasingly popular each year and the horizon indicates that this isn’t going to change. Interactive marketing is undoubtedly the future of advertising and is [ Read Article]

E-Commerce in a Nutshell

What is the use of paying hundreds of dollars per week on rent just to sell a few products through a storefront when you can sell everything easily and efficiently online? That is the question a lot of potential small business owners are asking themselves whilst they piece together the intricate d[ Read Article]

Free Web Hosting

Free web hosting is something that appeals to many people. Though it is obviously not right for everyone, free web hosting is suitable for a lot of up and coming web entrepreneurs. Because it is free, there is very little risk when going in with a free web hosting company. The only thing you risk [ Read Article]

Cost Effective Web Hosting Options

For those folks that need some form of web hosting, but they aren’t looking to break the bank in order to get everything, there are some options. You don’t have to be a millionaire to start a website and web hosting doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. If you do some research and look over the various o[ Read Article]

Options in Web Hosting

There are many different options in web hosting that can appeal to the new website owner. Today’s internet offers quite a buyer’s market when it comes to web server hosting. Because of the heavy competition and the many different types of service available, great service is usually readily availabl[ Read Article]

Reseller Hosting

Reseller hosting is an interesting type of web hosting that allows people the ability to use his or her own hard drive space to host websites for other people. Reseller hosting services rarely stand on their own. Usually, they are simply added features from companies that offer other web based ser[ Read Article]

VPS

Virtual private servers, or VPS, are a great way to take one single server computer and let them run many multiple servers. Each of these VPS controlled machines has the ability to run its own operating system and can be full functional. What makes these even better is that each server can be reboo[ Read Article]

Dedicated Servers

Dedicated servers are the most efficient way to host a website on the internet. With dedicated server hosting, webmasters do not have to share their server space with anyone else. The best thing about using a dedicated server is that you have total control and freedom over the things that you do wi[ Read Article]

Post tsunami: Phi Phi revisited two years on

How has the famous Phi Phi island in Thailand recovered from the Tsunami? Thailand based travel writer Andy Burrows went back 18 months later and discovered an undeveloped paradise, much better than it was before. Although living in Thailand for some time, I finally only got to Phi Phi island t[ Read Article]

Hitting the road safely when backpacking across the United Kingdom

An excellent road and rail network and a highly eclectic selection of landscapes and scenery combine with good accommodation infrastructure to provide idyllic conditions for pursuing a nomadic lifestyle. The Youth Hostel Association (YHA) of England and Wales is the most established organisatio[ Read Article]

An easier and cheaper way to book Luton airport parking

When you book airport parking at Luton, you will have three options to consider. You can choose the self park, block park or the meet and greet option. All of the options are simple at Luton as there is only one terminal, ensuring you don’t end up booking a park space in an inappropriate location.[ Read Article]

Safety for outdoor sports and adventure holidays in the UK

Now UK residents and overseas visitors can take advantage of the geographical, topographical, climatic and social variations throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with peace of mind. For adventurers, these differences mean a vast range of outdoor activities. With everything from[ Read Article]

Savings all the way from the departure gate

Holidaymakers these days almost instinctively head straight for the computer for a cut-price trip away, in the same way we would have automatically gone to the travel agent a decade ago. Flights and hotels are the main criteria to arrange for the perfect getaway, but it is also becoming increasingly[ Read Article]

Safety and comfort before you fly

Making it to the airport for a departure time in the middle of the afternoon is fairly easy, especially for those lucky enough to live in the vicinity of a major airport. But what if your flight is early in the morning? Getting to check-in 2 hours before takeoff usually means a very early start, w[ Read Article]

Great daytrips from Orlando - USA

Orlando’s most popular attraction has to be the Walt Disney World Resort, with famous attractions such as the Magic Kingdom, Typhoon Lagoon, Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Blizzard Beach. Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Orlando are also some of the area’s biggest attractions. SeaWorld is a th[ Read Article]

Great daytrips from Paphos - Cyprus

Paphos, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a wonderful destination; but there is more to the island of Cyprus to be discovered while based in the capital town. From historic sites to beautiful harbours with castles and mountains in between, taking a daytrip from Paphos is the best way to enjoy the s[ Read Article]

A 700 year story – the moated city of Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai, the capital city of the Province of Chiang Mai, is steeped in history. From its foundation the city has enjoyed both successful and turbulent times. The creation of this moated city can be traced back to the Lanna (million rice fields) Kingdom. A major tourist attraction, lying to [ Read Article]

Parking your car at Exeter Airport

Exeter International Airport (EXT) operates from one comprehensive terminal which provides ten check-in desks, four gates and two luggage claim belts. During the past decade I had to catch numerous of flights from Exeter airport. As a business man I use the facility frequently mainly for busine[ Read Article]

Parking at Glasgow Airport (GLA)

Glasgow airport is positioned eight miles from the city’s downtown area, and the facility handles more than seven million passengers annually. More than 80 worldwide destinations are served by 40 national and international carriers flying out of Glasgow. I can not recall how many times I used t[ Read Article]

Parking at Leeds-Bradford Airport

The Leeds-Bradford Airport (LBA) is positioned approximately 8 miles (13kms) northwest of Leeds and about 7 miles (11kms) north of Bradford. The facility operates direct services all over Great Britain and Europe as well as linking long-haul flights through Paris, Amsterdam and London Heathrow. Le[ Read Article]

Parking at Durham-Tees Valley Airport

By now, after three years of regular travelling out of the Durham airport, I can say I am an experienced (business) flier. Everybody will know that arriving by private car is the most relaxed way of travelling. An important factor is that you should know before you arrive where you want to park an[ Read Article]

Parking at East Midlands Airport

The East Midlands Airport (EMA) is located in central England, 13 miles (21kms) southwest of Nottingham, 11 miles (18kms) southeast of Derby and 19 miles (30.5kms) northwest of Leicester. I’ve been catching business-related flights out of East Midlands airport for years now. Since I first comm[ Read Article]

Tips for cheap parking at Edinburgh Airport

Edinburgh International Airport (EDI) is Scotland’s main air hub and is located just eight miles (13kms) west of the city. There is one comprehensive terminal in the airport with arrivals positioned on the ground floor and departures and the majority of the outlets and eateries situated on the fir[ Read Article]

Nanotechnology – Just What the Doctor Orders!

What if you were terminally ill and your doctor informed you that the venom from a snail could save your life? What if the technology was available to produce a non-addictive painkiller that was thousands of times more potent than any morphine based product available today? What if nanotechnolo[ Read Article]

Nanotechnology and the Emphatic Computer

by Tatiana Velitchkov © 2007 People show their emotions in many diverse and specialized ways, some of which a computer can be programmed to detect. By employing nanotechnology, a camera and image analysis software, some computers are able to observe a user's body language and, with proper progra[ Read Article]

Nanotechnology, Genetic Engineering & Robotics – Doomsday or Miracle?

by Tatiana Velitchkov © 2007 Advances in nanotechnology have proven that incredible progress is not only possible today and in the future, it is pretty well inevitable. Fantastic advances in nanotechnologic medical research have resulted in life saving techniques that were unheard of even a deca[ Read Article]

Accept Credit Cards Online Without a Merchant Account

There are two major ways to accept credit cards on your website. The first and most expensive is to have your own merchant account. Not only is this option expensive, it also requires extensive credit checks, lots of paperwork, and usually takes days or weeks before you get approved. Fortunately, [ Read Article]

Dont Get Ripped Off Getting A Merchant Account

Far too many people get ripped off when setting up a merchant account for their online business. The biggest reason is that they don't understand their options and are intimidated by the whole process. Now, armed with the proper knowledge, you don't need to become a victim of this process. You may[ Read Article]

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