Rocks and minerals, minerals and rocks. What are they, how do they differ, and how are they used? Common questions easily found on various websites with some simple answers. Lets answer them one at a time. Definitions first! An excellent…
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January 7, 2015 Social Science
“Going Postal” became a euphemism for an employee who has a psychotic break which culminates in violence that is generally aimed at the workplace. This is because much of the work of mail sorters simply drove them to increased inclinations…
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January 7, 2015 Medical Science
Does the way an animals are killed cause illness to humans? It certainly can, both a psychological illness and physical illness with even death! The real question should be how can the way an animal is killed cause illness in…
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January 7, 2015 Social Science
In the simplest form, a hypothesis is an assumption that is a tentative explanation of the facts about something. The hypothesis is made in order to test or to examine the assumption’s validity or veracity. Hypotheses are inferential in nature,…
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January 6, 2015 Medical Science
The terms illness and disease are often used synonymously but they do have different meanings. The term illness, is commonly used to describe how the patient feels, namely whether or not they feel unwell. A disease on the other hand…
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January 6, 2015 Medical Science
Many of us at some point during our lives have had an infectious disease such as influenza. Knowingly or unknowingly you are exposed to someone that is infected. You feel fine for a few days and then you begin to…
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Volcanoes, they are fascinating forces in nature that contains more power and energy than all the bombs and power plants man ever built combined, and in just one mountain! They are amazing to watch and wonder about, and one of…
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January 6, 2015 Medical Science
The influenza virus is well-known for its fast mutation rates, which frustrate scientists who develop vaccines and treatments. While these viruses have fast mutation rates, one of the most rapid and dangerous transformations happen in the form of something called…
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January 6, 2015 Social Science
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS: At the beginning of a study, the descriptive statistics can provide a summary of essential information about the quantitative data that is being examined in more detail in the body of the study. Descriptive statistics simply summarize facts…
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The Chilean earthquake could have changed the earth’s axis if the quake caused movement of the Earth’s mass inward. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, this is influenced if not caused by the interaction of two tectonic plates, separate masses…
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