… by everyone from 7 to 70 is doing the rounds: "Spiderman-2." The film is a sequel to the first, which broke "first three day" box office records when it was first released in the USA two years ago, and this too looks likely to break further records. Th…

… the human race. Although in the future it may cause many problems for our culture. Many people think that having inventions do things for them is going to make life better, in the long run it won't. Just imagine a society full of obesity and citizens…

… how it relates to the permanence of fingerprints. The skin over most of our bodies is fairly smooth. 'Friction Ridges', however, are found on the digits, palms and soles. They are called 'friction' ridges because of their biological function that…

… applied to fingerprint analysis? The complete friction ridge identification process involves using the "identification philosophy and scientific methodology" in determining whether or not an "unknown friction ridge impression"(herein, called latent)…

… all aspects of the System Development Life-Cycle (SDLC). As technology progresses at a rapid pace, it is important to be capable of deploying a product as quickly as possible. Computer aided-software engineering (CASE) tools help the systems analyst…

… she shows determination and that if you keep at your goal you will get what you want. She is not only remarkable as an inventor and a scientist, she also had good character. She never let hardships in her life bring her down and interfere with her…

… features of the aether model for the transmission of light. (2) James Clerk Maxwell proved that light was a wave. Physicists at the time were accustomed to believing all waves must have a medium to be transmitted- like air particles for sound. Because…

… to giving themselves a kind of pleasure, others associate it with a way of survival or simply take it for granted, accept it as a given part of their lives without questioning themselves about the real purpose of this "ritual" as we can call it.…

… Creek, Annie Dillard uses her personal experiences to show the relationship between God and nature. By relating everyday events to human ideas, Annie Dillard creates a question: How did we, the universe, come about? <Tab/>Annie Dillard…

… their respective countries during wartime by formulating methods to give their nation unduly advantages over their foes. However the issue of whether it is their "duty" to do so has been met with thought provoking discussions. Fritz Haber, born in…