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The Magic of Computer Graphics in Movies

A lot of criticism has been made with the use of computer graphical enhancements in most movies that we see today, but people are still at awe on how such technology has magnificently complemented movies in the manner to which they have been seen today. Such has been the critics review for the expected movie […]

The Secret: Truth Or Marketing Ploy?

In today’s age, anyone would want to solicit the needed tips and strategies to be able to get their feet on the right track towards millions, success and wealth. There are varied ways to go about this and most would be unique from others, in the same way that a person is different from someone […]

The Greatest Science Books Of All Time: 6-10

6. Physica (Physics) by Aristotle (circa 330 B.C.)
By contrast, Aristotle placed Earth firmly at the center of the cosmos, and viewed the universe as a neat set of nested spheres. He also mistakenly concluded that things move differently on Earth and in the heavens. Nevertheless, Physica, Aristotle’s treatise on the nature of motion, change, and […]

The Greatest Science Books Of All Time: 1-5

If you’ve always wanted to learn about science and our universe, or just read works by some of history’s greatest minds like Albert Einstein, Galileo or Isaac Newton perhaps, check out this list of The Greatest Science Books Of All Time compiled by Discover Magazine.
1. and 2. The Voyage of the Beagle (1845) and […]

Personal Ads That Tickle

Looking for a bit of humour? Look no further than your local paper’s “lonely hearts ads” . The London Review of Books has brough together a hilarious, unique and eccentric collection of some of the best ads actually printed in the local UK media in a new book entitled “They Call Me Naughty Lola.”
Beginning […]

Robert Frost Poem Found

And one says to the rest
“We must just watch our chance
And escape one by one-
Though the fight is no more done
Than the war is in France.”
Than the war is in France!
She thinks of a winter camp
Where soldiers for France are made.
She draws down the window shade
And it glows with an early lamp.
Above are […]