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Reference and Education
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What Caused The Fitz To Sink?
The Edmund Fitzgerald construction began on August 9th 1957 in the Detroit Great Lake Engineering shipyard on the Rouge River. It was launched on the 7th June 1958, by Elizabeth Fitzgerald on the third attempt to break the bottle of champagne on the ship's bow. It was the largest ship of the time at 729 feet and could carry 25,000 tons of cargo that would sail the great lakes on the Canadian, American border. On the 10th November 1975, she sunk.
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Bush's Desk Eerie - Oval Office History
Odyssey of the White House oval office desk - from the ghost ship HMS Resolute to Queen Victoria to President George W. Bush - borders on the eerie.
The strange tale begins in 1845 with Sir John Franklin, a veteran Arctic explorer. He set out from Britain, by command of the Admiralty, to find a northwest passage between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
At the time, there was no Panama Canal. The Ferdinand Magellan voyage of l521-2 had discovered a southwest passage around The Horn of South America. However, it was long and dangerous. The oceans mingled there in perpetual storms.
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Excellent Teachers Never Blame Parents for Students' Academic Failure
There is debate between parents and teachers as to who is the blame for students poor academic performance and achievement. There is an assumption that parents are the major reason that children fail academically. Even if this statement has truth, it lacks power to change the lives of most children.
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Why Study Calculus? - How About Cube Roots Without a Calculator!
If you thought that the only purpose of calculus was to confuse you, then think again. Continuing with my Why Study Calculus? series, I discuss yet another application of this branch of mathematics to numbers. Numbers and the operations performed on them are the linchpins to mathematics, and all higher branches are one way or another intimately linked to their inherent properties. One nice application of the Calculus to numbers is the approximation of cube roots. What is enticing is that this technique can be done without a calculator and without even a knowledge of the underlying theory.
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What Would You Do With A Photographic Memory?
Imagine the scenario: You’ve just been let go from your job due to downsizing or restructuring and told that your services are no longer required. What’s worse, you discover that your specific skills have now been replaced by technological advances.
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7 Deadly Myths about Public School
Parents worry about whether public school is good enough for their child. The media routinely denigrate the public schools, leaving parents anxious about their child's education. This article debunks seven main myths about public schools, and explains why a public school education is better than you think.
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Class Reunion Brings Old School Times Back
Class reunion is a time to remember the old good times and have fun. It is also a time where all the classmates get together and have time to share as to what is going on in their lives.
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Helping Students With Reading Problems
Reading is a difficult process. The brain must be doing several things at once in order to make sense out of the written word. Many things can go wrong when a student is learning to read.
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Golden Eagle Resources Facts Sheet and General Information 2007
Nesting Habits
Golden eagles will not mate with an other till four years of age, and they are known to stay paired with the same mate for there entire life. They will nest on very large rocky mountains or narrow cliff faces, although they will sometimes build a nest in a tall tree, often coming back annually to the same nest spot.
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Parrondo's Paradox
It is possible to combine two losing games in a winning combination. Although the idea sounds surprising, the phenomenon may not be that uncommon.
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The Barnett Shale
The Barnett Shale is a geological formation of fiscal meaning. It belong of Mississippian sedimentary rocks in the U.S. State of Texas.
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