A lesson from squirrels Do you enjoy watching animals? You sure can learn a lot about life that way! Animals have something called “instincts.” That’s Nature’s way of telling them what they need to do to survive. Take, for example,…
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Scandals are full of them. Gossip tries to root them out. There are so many stories of good people going bad it is almost a stereotype. It’s as old as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, if not older. Even so,…
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History books are filled with the writings of Greek philosophers like Aristotle and Plato who mused about the origins of mankind and the inner workings of the human mind. The science of psychology did not exist apart from the fields…
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Metabolism is a complex biochemical procedure that has two components catabolism and anabolism that occur in different parts of the body to enable the breakdown or build up of different constituents. Anabolism is the procedure which involves the formation of…
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Although it is true that this topic is not only debatable on a biological standpoint, but also a sociological one, let’s stick to the channel at hand and discuss the biological downfalls of such an act. Physically, men are not…
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We human beings like to be in control. When we feel like we are out of control, we worry and do all kinds of things to try to feel in control again. In reality, we are seldom, if ever, in…
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Have you ever had a best friend? Do you remember why your friend was so special or why the two of you had such good times together? There is a saying that a dog is “man’s best friend”, and in…
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I read with great interest the many articles on daydreaming. I daresay that each observation has merit. I thought it might be fun to decide whether the character in this little story is a “daydreamer.” Here then, a creative writing…
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In 1905, Albert Einstein set forth his theory of relativity, in which he demonstrated that the speed of an object must be measured against some other object, either moving or standing still. There is no reason to merely suppose that…
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Also called fire rocks, igneous rocks are rocks formed by the cooling and solidification of molten rock either below or above the earth’s surface. The root of the term “igneous” actually means fire- a derivative of Latin and Greek. Igneous…
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