Sometimes our ways are too limited. We try our hardest to make something work the way we think it outta work and we get stuck in that one-way mind set of how things should work.
To illustrate my point, here’s a short story about my dilemma with two web widgets (an RSS Reader and a Google […]
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The Cactus is a fascinating plant. It survives in environments where water is scarce and temperatures are blistering hot. It lives with so little, yet still manages to do well. A cactus has the ability to absorb moisture through its stem as well as through its roots, and in this manner, secure a reservoir of […]
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Photo by Ian Britton
Just because you can’t see or feel it, doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. Take radio waves, for instance. Although we can’t see or feel radio waves, we undoubtedly know they exist. In fact, we even invented a device called the radio that can receive and transmit radio waves.
Physicists will agree that nature […]
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In January, an article appeared on the CNN web site about the discovery of a self-destructing palm tree that flowers every 100 years. The palm in its flowering stage was discovered on the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar by a man who runs a plantation.
Read article: Self-destructing palm tree discovered in Madagascar.
Update: the CNN […]
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