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BUILDYOURMEMORY.COM / A mnemonics and memory improvement resource: "Many people claim that they possess a poor memory. Indeed you may even be one of those people yourself. Well whether you are or not, the simple fact of the matter is that the vast majority of the population have perfectly good memories. The problem is that they just don’t know how to use them properly"

Nuclear Power Education - Executive Summary: "Energy Requirements and Issues, The Science of Nuclear Power, The Benefits of Nuclear Power, The Challenges of Nuclear Power, Alternatives to NuclearPower"

Periodic Table - Flash Version: "Click the button for html and pdf files that provide background information and further data on the Periodic Table of Elements."

Kitchen Myths: "We've all heard of urban legends, those plausible sounding but false stories that circulate so widely on email and news groups, such as the old lady who microwaved her cat or the Nieman-Marcus $250 cookie recipe. There are several web sites devoted to researching and exposing these fake stories. The same sort of thing happens in the world of food and cooking, although on a much smaller scale. This page is my answer."

The Office supplies trebuchet: "Bored at work? Build your own 3' trebuchet out of paperclips and throw balls of blu-tac up to an amazing 4 feet. WOW!!"

Manage Apache Download Speed And Traffic Limits With mod_cband | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials: "The current version can set virtualhosts' and users' bandwidth quotas, maximal download speed, requests-per-second speed and the maximal number of simultanous IP connections."

Where Is Consciousness? I've Lost It!: "Is the Brain Really Necessary?"

Traveling Forever - How to Protect Yourself From Big Brother: "Regardless of the government you live under, your actions on the internet are being tracked. Your every search recorded and kept in a database for future use/abuse. US citizens have had their web traffic monitored by the NSA and AT&T, and their every search history subpeaned by a Federal Judge. As we move towards a more wired and connected society, the potentials for abuse grow exponentially. Imagine a future where your past searches label you as a threat to your government. Or where your browsing history is known by everyone. It's possible now."

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