The growth of economy and increase health awareness has brought rapid changes in food habits. The consumption of simple cereals has shifted to nutritious diet such as milk, fruit and vegetables, poultry, fish and meat products. These changes have ...
Evolution, God And The Classroom (21 Jan 2006)
Evolution is not necessarily incompatible with the verse "In the beginning God created heaven and earth." Its problem lies more with the notion that in the beginning (of the theory of evolution) Darwin knew nothing about genetics.
Modern sci...
Cell Phone and Children! (30 Nov 2005)
I just heard from my sister in the U.S. who wished me a Happy New Year. She told me that my soon-to-be 14-year-old nephew got a cell phone for Christmas. I am trying desperately to understand this.
To give you a little background, I worked f...
School Violence (20 Sep 2005)
Is Our School System Contributing To The Rearing Of Kids As Dysfunctional Human Beings With Almost Monster-Like Personality Traits?
To say that school violence has increased over the last few decades would be a gross understatement. What has...
Stop Human Wars (02 Mar 2006)
Many people want to stop all wars. I do not doubt it would be smart for an evolved species at our level to stop the wars against our own. But it also seems to be part of us and in the debate for human war; I do recommend the book; "War-A Sense tha...
Competition - How Good? (16 Oct 2005)
This is the era of technology. Everyday a new discovery, a new invention is being made. The world is moving ahead in leaps and bounds. People are striving for success and satisfaction in life in the face of fierce competition. Competition is ubiqu...
Tropical Storm Zeta is a Super Trooper (21 Nov 2005)
Tropical Storm Zeta is about to add yet another record to the 2005 Atlantic Tropical Storm Season. Zeta appears to have enough energy to remain a storm until next week. With winds whistling, whispting and whipping away through the week it will soo...
More High Speed Trains For Transportation Would Be Nice (07 Mar 2006)
It would be nice to have more high-speed trains to move people and freight faster, unfortunately it is not something I believe I would trust the government to do, as everything they do turns to with regard to transportation seems to be a complete ...
Earth as Our Body (22 Feb 2006)
What does it mean to look at the Earth as you would your own body?
We hear it said that the rain forests are the lungs of the world, oxygenating the air that we breathe.
Our body is made of about 70% water and the planet's surface is c...
India Booming Economy (15 Jan 2006)
India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. After a slow gradual process of opening up its markets to foregin competition, India is starting to boom. With MNC (Multi national companies) opening increasing number of offices to out s...
Distribution in the Hydrogen Economy (11 Feb 2006)
After water and food, perhaps the next most wanted commodity is energy. Most
of our energy requirements are met through fossil fuel and nuclear energy.
Recently there has been an increase in the amount in so-called renewable
energies such as wind ...
You Can Survive a Wildfire (10 Sep 2005)
I was camping east of the Cascades in central Oregon one evening in mid summer when the territory is at it's driest and warmest. I had a campfire going and sat gazing at the stars and drinking campfire coffee. There was just a faint breeze rustli...
Fine and Punishment (26 Sep 2005)
If you have ever been on the receiving or the giving end of the criminal justice reform machine and you are honest with yourself you have probably, "although under your breath" ask the question, "are we really trying to make them productive member...
EPA Testing for Asbestos Surrounding Ground Zero Will go Forward (07 May 2006)
After nearly four years, the EPA announced on November 29 that it will begin testing of residential and commercial spaces which may have been exposed to environmental toxins following the 9/11 destruction of the World Trade centers. In a much-mal...
Dinar Quagmire (20 Aug 2005)
Online speculation regarding the 'investment opportunity' the new Iraqi Dinar represents is becoming a virtual cottage industry ...
However,I'm already on record as believing it's a great way to acquire wallpaper one note at a time.
Wi...
Coal Miner President Hatfield Fails to Get McCoy this Time (24 Nov 2005)
The recent coal mining accident in West Virginia has claimed the lives of twelve of the thirteen coal miners. Many of these Coal Miners have long family histories of working in the mines in West Virginia, some for over 30 years. One was 61 years o...
France Finally Finishes State of Emergency From Riots (04 Feb 2006)
Remember the four weeks of riots in France? The one where they set fires and pillaged 402 cities and towns. You remember the one where they took French wine bottles and poured out their precious wine and made Molotov Cocktails out of them and then...
Coal Miner Rescue System Using Human Hibernation Safety Box (12 Dec 2005)
Coal Mining below ground is a most dangerous job. All Coal Miners know this each time they enter a mine and get on the portal bus. Coal Miners know there can be explosions and or collapses of the tunnels.
The Coal Miners work in teams and th...
2006 Housing Development Industry Trends to Consider (02 May 2006)
With the slowing and plateauing of the real estate market we are seeing some big changes in the New Housing Development markets in many areas. The fastest growing areas of 2005 are not currently breaking any speed records like they once were. This...
