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Platonic Fullerene Chemistry, Sir C P Snow and the Cure for Cancer

In 2008, The Times Literary Supplement included the book,’The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution’ in its list of books that most influenced Western Public Discourse since the Second World War. Sir C P Snow’s 1959 Cambridge University Rede lecture argued that unless Classical Arts theory was reunited with science, then civilisation would collapse, the […]

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How Your Old Carrot Peels and Apple Cores Can Make You Healthier and Be Kind to the Planet Too

You may think that throwing your carrot peelings and apple cores in the garbage has no effect since they will decompose anyway. But even natural plant matter will last for years when it’s sealed in a plastic bag and tossed into a landfill. As a great example of community responsibility, the city of Seattle, WA […]

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History of Letter Writing

Letters were extensively written to exchange messages during the 18th century in England. At that time, as there were no other means of communication like telephone and fax, people wrote innumerable letters throughout their lives to convey messages. Letter writing was, therefore, a necessary writing skill that everyone learnt and practiced. Literary scholars had introduced […]

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Interview With Kathy-Diane Leveille, Author of Let the Shadows Fall Behind You

Recently, I had the pleasure of talking to Kathy-Diane Leveille, author of the suspense novel Let the Shadows Fall Behind You. Kathy is a former CBC broadcast journalist who gave it all up to follow her dreams to be a writer. With one book under her belt, a collection of short stories titled Roads Unravelling, […]

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The Phosphoglucose Isomerase (Pgi) Locus in Butterfly Population

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