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Andrew H 23 January 2012

Despite what your parents may say, playing video games can be useful. Studies have shown that they can assist with development of advanced hand-eye coordination, problem solving and logical thinking skills, etc.

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Zahra Hassanali 23 January 2012

It is surprising how a simple trip to the grocery store can be incredibly intimidating nowadays.

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Seth Gilchrist 23 January 2012

Here's a riddle for you: What material can be found in the grocery store, the music store, under roads and in the hospital? Give up? The answer is polystyrene!

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Genie Leung 23 January 2012

It's hard to resist: you glance at an innocent lava lamp and inevitably become drawn in by the hypnotic motion of its coloured balls of goo!

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Seth Gilchrist 23 January 2012

On June 29th 2009, the Ontario government voted against building two nuclear reactors in Ontario.

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David He23 January 2012

Using bacteria as drug delivery systems inside the body.

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Derek van Pel23 January 2012

Why do swimming goggles fog up?

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Susan 23 January 2012

When you think of a kind of environment where you'd be working in for a science job, many would say an office in a building or a lab. But how cool would it be if your office was on the ocean!

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Lars Rose 23 January 2012

So, you have that craving for chocolate? Well, what you might really have is thirst that is often masked as desire for sweets by our brain. And the easiest way to solve that is to get a good gulp of water. But where should you go?

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Moran Weinberger 23 January 2012

Metabolism and thermoregulation make sure that our bodies heat up and cool down, but not by too much.

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