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The Mystery Of The Christmas Star The Star of Bethlehem, also called the Christmas Star, in Christian tradition is a star that revealed the birth of Jesus to the three Wise Men (Magi). According to the bible (Gospel of Matthew) the Magi were "men from the east" who were inspired... ( added 321 days 1 hour ago.)

A Nobel Peace Prize And A Weather Balloon If we don't sign a personal check, it has no value and it cannot be cashed. In fact, the lack of our signature on any written legal contract means that there has not been a binding agreement reached on the terms stated in the document. So... ( added 1 year 32 days ago.)

Is E-Vote Security The Hanging Chad Of Election 2008? The most clever advertisement on television today is when the Maytag repairman saves the day at a polling booth by holding up a handful of crumpled ballots that he has just removed from a voting machine. I watched that advertisement the other day... ( added 1 year 42 days ago.)

Mexico’s Military Invasion Of The United States Border We usually get to the airport for our flight a couple of hours early. Long lines indicate that we have found the right boarding gate. We walk through a metal detector. Travel bags are scanned and sometimes opened and checked. Our belts and shoes... ( added 1 year 67 days ago.)

America’s Best Days-Gone or Yet to Come? In a Rasmussen telephone poll taken recently, voters were asked whether America's best days were ahead or behind it. In the poll's findings, 32% of those polled thought that the nation's best days were yet to come. However, more than 50% of... ( added 1 year 103 days ago.)

The Bear Rules The Stock Market In 2008 Most major international stock indices are dropping fast. In fact, stock markets in Asia, the United Kingdom, and Europe have all now seen the fury of the bear. A bear market is generally defined as a drop of twenty percent from the market's... ( added 1 year 110 days ago.)

Future Cities Will Move And Change Shape Every day millions of people all over the world go to the office to work at the same location. It is another work day at the same address in the same office building. The structure may be old or it may be new, but the structure does not change. It... ( added 1 year 110 days ago.)

The Pentagon's Battle Plan Is To Go Green The vote was 324-84 as the United States House of Representatives recently approved legislation allowing the Justice Department to sue members of OPEC . The House bill blames OPEC for limiting oil supplies and working together to set crude prices.... ( added 1 year 145 days ago.)

An American Holiday On The Fourth Of July John Adams thought that America's birthday would be celebrated every year on the 2nd of July. Adams thought that the vote by the Continental Congress on July 2, 1776 to secede from British rule would become the date that Americans would honor... ( added 1 year 145 days ago.)

Fighting The Next War With Insects And Sharks There is a long history of the use of the honey bee in war. Roman catapults, with bee hives as projectiles, unleashed the fury of angry bees on an advancing enemy. Bee hives booby trapped to topple over with trip wires were used to the advantage... ( added 1 year 152 days ago.)

Time Magazine's Profitable Use Of Climate Change On April 3, 2006, the cover of Time Magazine read "Be Worried, Be Very Worried" introducing an article on Global Warming. One year later the cover of Time Magazine announced its "Global Warming Survival Guide." A Time Global Warming cover story in... ( added 1 year 187 days ago.)

Taking The Temperature Of Global Climate Change The daily observation from the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) clearly highlights a potential global problem. In 2008, nearly every day of each of the first four months of the year has recorded an observation of sunspot activity that is... ( added 1 year 191 days ago.)

Beijing 2008 Was A Bad Bet By The I.O.C. The 2008 Summer Olympic Games and events in Beijing are still several months away. However, sad and disturbing world headlines concerning China and these Olympic Games are everywhere. Last week the Chinese government reported that air pollution in... ( added 1 year 208 days ago.)

RFID Clothing Tags Would Not Be Private Labels Imagine a time in the near future when you enter a mall for a day of shopping. As you enter that mall, a tiny RFID scanner near the entrance captures the pulse from the hidden RFID tag sewn into the jacket that you are wearing. The information... ( added 1 year 233 days ago.)

The Year of Sun-Made Global Cooling The man-made global warming crowd is at it again. Global warming will kill the fish and destroy the coral reefs during the next fifty years according to a new report released last week by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). The report, the work... ( added 1 year 252 days ago.)

Banksy Is The World's Most Wanted Graffiti Artist You can see graffiti in every country in the world. It often defaces walls, poles, trains and the fronts and sides of buildings. Graffiti is considered undesirable vandalism to its victims who spend time and money to paint over or wash it off... ( added 1 year 268 days ago.)

Worry About Disappearing Honey Bees Not Polar Bears Many people are worried that the cute furry polar bear will lose its ice habitat due to global warming later in this century. The polar bear does not have a real problem today, but many people worry about their future without ice nevertheless. The... ( added 1 year 268 days ago.)

Man-Made Global Warming Is Tulip Bulb Mania Global warming research has become a very big business throughout the world. Each year billions of dollars are spent studying climate change. The United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), now has an annual budget that has reached more than $136... ( added 1 year 286 days ago.)

Surviving The Hype Of The Apocalypse of 2012 2012 will be a very interesting year. The United States will have a Presidential election. Across the world, elections will also be held in France, Mexico, and Ireland. The Freedom Tower will be completed in New York. The Summer Olympic games will... ( added 1 year 303 days ago.)

Global Warming Is An Issue, Not A Crusade The problem with the true believer is that an issue becomes black and white. There is no room for discussion. The true believer is right and if you do not agree with him/her, you are dead wrong. The fact is the true believer is not satisfied just... ( added 1 year 324 days ago.)

A Lunar Outpost For A Journey To Mars In the year 2004, American President, George W. Bush, outlined goals for NASA after the completion of the International Space Station in 2010. Bush stated that " our... goal is to develop and test a new spacecraft, the Crew Exploration Vehicle, by... ( added 1 year 329 days ago.)

Global Warming Relief May Come From The Sun The fourth assessment of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) indicates that eleven of the warmest years since instrumental records began occurred during the last twelve years. The report concludes that if greenhouse... ( added 1 year 333 days ago.)

A Survival Guide For This Holiday Season This was the first year in some time that I was out shopping on Black Friday. I usually get most of my holiday shopping done prior to Thanksgiving. Completely avoiding the annual post-Thanksgiving rush has been an objective of mine for some time.... ( added 1 year 348 days ago.)

The Secret Scientific Debate On Global Warming The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) gave a grim assessment of the impact of global climate change in a new report dated November 17, 2007. According to the Panel's latest report, the build-up of carbon dioxide on Earth... ( added 1 year 354 days ago.)

The Hubble Telescope Pictures Space Through Time It has been seventeen years since the launch of the Hubble Telescope. The cost to the United States and the European Union was originally projected at about 500 million dollars. The program's costs are now estimated to be over 5 billion dollars.... ( added 1 year 356 days ago.)