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Arizona in the Year 2012: Senator Barry Goldwater’s Vision Arizona’s Growth and Population In 1962, Senator Barry Goldwater envisioned a rapidly growing Arizona with a population of over 10 million …

Annie Ernaux: Nobel Laureate in Literature Early Life and Education Annie Ernaux was born in rural Normandy, France, in 1940. She grew up in a working-class family and studied at …

Liberals and Conservatives Read Vastly Different Science Books Political Polarization in Book-Buying Habits Research conducted by James Evans, a sociologist at the University of Chicago, and Michael Macy, a computational …

Substantial Silhouettes: The Subversive Art of Kara Walker The Limitations of Silhouettes The silhouette, with its simple, shadowed outline, may seem like a restrictive medium for artistic expression. It lacks …

Nest Protect: The Smart Smoke Detector That Talks to You Nest Labs, the company behind the popular Nest Learning Thermostat, has released a new product: the Nest Protect smoke detector. …

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best Grow Light for Your Indoor Garden What are Grow Lights? Grow lights are artificial light sources that provide plants with the light they …

Medieval Mystery: Game Board Uncovers Lost Monastery Archaeological Discovery In the rolling hills of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, archaeologists have stumbled upon a medieval treasure that may hold the key to a …

How to Paint Concrete in 5 Easy Steps Preparing the Concrete Surface Painting concrete requires thorough preparation to ensure the paint adheres properly. Clean the Concrete: Scrub away dirt and …

Mercury: A Legacy of Use and Abuse Ancient Civilizations and Mercury For millennia, mercury has captivated ancient civilizations. The Chinese, Hindus, Greeks, and Romans all used mercury in various ways. …