… people. Privacy is essential for quality of life, but the security and order of society requires certain degree of government monitoring. So how much privacy we should give up to ensure our safety and being part of the society? Where do we draw the…

… with a small amount of money. You have an incredible amount of talent, but no way to get your music into the mainstream without cash. You have sent demos of your work to dozens of record companies without any replies. What could you possibly do?…

… race has been using technology since man first chipped stone blades to improve their hunting tools. Throughout history, humans have looked for better ways to meet their needs and satisfy their expectations. Technological evolution has advanced man…

… is an extremely adaptable plant that flourishes in the moderate climates of Eastern Europe. An herb is extracted from the pharmaceutically-rich, aerial parts of the plant and used throughout the world as…

… to many diseases once thought incurable. These microscopic cells have the potential to form almost any dead or damaged cell in the body. The controversy begins when the stem cells are gathered. In most cases, a human embryo must be killed to harvest…

… often taken as role models of success. However they must be underweight to look "perfect" on television and magazines. In order to be thin, they develop a disease called anorexia nervosa. Although anorexia and bulimia are related to eating disorders,…

… or legendary figure often of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability, an illustrious warrior, a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities, and one that shows great courage. In the book “The Time Machine”, the hero is the…

… “ The Environmental Crisis is it real?” the author Barbara Ruben tries to explain why media coverage of the environmental situation has been skewed. In the early 90’s there was an “environmental backlash” in the media that tried to downplay the environm…

… connective tissue and supplies the fabric for the formation of bone. Bone forms by ossification. This is when minute crystals of calcium salts are manufactured by osteoblast cells are arranged in layers to produce bone. Adult cartilage does not conta…

… bacteria called Vibrio cholera. This infection results in large amounts of diarrhea. A person can develop cholera by eating or drinking contaminated food or water. Cholera occurs in most parts of the world. In the US, most cases are seen in travelers…