Science and Technology

19th Century Receipts, Volume 9 is chock full of household recipes for just about anything you can imagine. How did they deal with bugs and varmints in the 1800s? Lamplight? Ventilation? What sachets or disinfectants or glues and cements did they use? How did they make soaps and household cleansers and polishes and oils and stain removers? What crafts did they enjoy? Inks? What about the laundry? Fabrics, dyes? What grooming aids were popular? Pomades? Cold creams? Hair washes? Cosmetics? Perfumes? For fun reading, you won't want to miss this treasure-house of information about the typical 19th century home and every day living. You might even discover whether or not to choose, use o ...

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Many people in the world are visually impaired, either temporarily or permanently, and require a way to replace their visual cues in order to aid mobility. The auditory system can be used to fulfill this need. Although some visually impaired individuals have been able to use their own natural ability using echolocation to navigate, statistics quantifying this capability are not readily available. It is estimated that only a small percentage of the blind population uses this method. Many blind persons still use the white cane as their primary navigation aid including as a tool to produce auditory sounds. Although the use of guide dogs can improve navigation for the visually impaired, i ...

Abstract Different techniques have been developed over the years for the purpose of studying proteins and understanding their functions. Early techniques typically employed bioluminescence or fluorescence such such as the firefly protein luciferase and the jellyfish green fluorescent protein (GFP), respectively, to localize proteins within the cell. X-ray crystallography has also provided valuable structural details of many different proteins in vitro. Yet, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy offers the most realistic insight into proteins' physiologic structures and how proteins function in their native, cellular environments. In-cell NMR spectroscopy is a technique th ...

This is a study of human history through sites, or digs, and the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains. Some 38 sites are right here in Michigan. Students get to see the work of archeologists and find out how it is done. They learn the contribution archeology makes in understanding modern mankind. Students gain an understanding of archeology to stimulate an interest in this science and consideration of the vast amount of work that remains to be done in archeology.

Artificial Intelligence and logic of reasoning, a work of the great master Engineer Luigi Forino. Here is revealed the system that governs all microprocessors from the origins, our age and the evolution of the future. From a scientific view of Dr. Forino. A single irreplaceable volume of luminary science and fantasy on the edge of omniscence.

Asynchronous Wireless Communications and Artificial Intelligence is a compilation of 9 U.S. Patents issued through 2008. All drawings have been removed; to be published later. It was the first to introduce Artificial Intelligence to the world of Wireless Communications! This compendium of work walks through the development of the very first Smart Phone System as defined as a total tower, switch, wireless phone, wireless devices for telemetry, Internet connectivity and full 3D Live Dual Video Transmission over standard wireless bandwidth. Further, this system discloses an autonomous system without need of a ground based telecom infrastructure. Once described by the Director of G ...

Following the atomic model of Niels Bohr and a thesis from de Broglie, Schrödinger articulated the movements of electrons in terms of wave mechanics as opposed to particle leaps. He provided a mode of thought to scientists that would become accepted and incorporated into thousands of papers, thus becoming an important cornerstone of quantum theory. Schrödinger made this discovery in his late 30s, with most theoretical physicists sharing groundbreaking finds in their 20s.

In the beliefs of the Nation of Islam (NOI), Yakub (sometimes spelled Yacub or Yaqub) was a black scientist who lived 6,600 years ago and began the creation of the white race/white people. He is said to have done this through a form of selective breeding referred to as "grafting", while living on the island of Patmos. The Nation of Islam theology states that Yakub is the biblical Jacob. The story has caused disputes within the NOI during its history. Under its current leader Louis Farrakhan, the NOI continues to assert that the story of Yakub is true, claiming that modern science is consistent with it.

Blast It! Is a 4-book series that contains information designed to aid users of Rife Electronic Hertz technologies, wherein bacteria, fungus, worms and virus are devitalized (eliminated) through application of electricity. Book 1 contains - Royal Rife's Original Frequencies and Frequency Chart. After a brief introduction to Rife Technology, it details Rife Frequencies, and how to use them to eliminate diseases, disorders & other pesky problems. Electrode Pad Placements. Knowing how and where to apply energy to the body is both an art and a science. Meridian systems and full application information are identified in charts and diagrams of the entire body. Disorders, Diseases & ...