This is an extremely interesting report sent to the government in August of 1991 titled: NUCLEAR WASTE Hanford Single-Shell Tank Leaks Greater Than Estimated. I love the note at the bottom: "RESTRICTED--- Not to be released outside the General Accounting Office unless specifically approved by the Office of Congressional Relations" Enjoy!

Excerpt on a city nearby a government isolated area designed to produce plutonium during the atomic age. Located in Richland, Washington and the place is Hanford.

I found this fun music video of a rap dedicated to the economic principles of John Maynard Keynes.

PBS video disputing the economic principles set by John Keynes

This is a fun interactive site dedicated to the work performed by Jean Jennings Bartik, one of the first computer programmers in the world.

Jean Jennings Bartik, one of the first computer programmers in the nation speaks to Google associates after saying that if she could choose to work anywhere she would pick Google.

This site allows you to decipher the various elements which may exist within a dream. There is a short documentary on dream theorists where Sigmund Freud is recognized for his understanding within this subject and his work "The Interpretation of Dreams."

This excerpt, written by Katherine Yurica, discusses the views of Carl Jung and his vision of an artist. "The artist is not a person endowed with free will who seeks his own ends, but one who allows art to realize its purposes through him. As a human being he may have moods and a will and personal aims, but as an artist he is 'man' in a higher sense--he is 'collective man'--one who carries and shapes the unconscious, psychic life of mankind."

This site talks all about the color yellow and pulls an interesting quote from Wassily Kandinsky. I've listed it below: "A yellow circle will reveal a spreading movement outwards from the center which almost markedly approaches the spectator; a blue circle develops a concentric movement (like a snail hiding in its shell) and moves away from the spectator." --Wassily Kandinsky

This is a two-set video explaining the origins of WWI. The first part explains the background of the situation and what's going on in Europe/Asia and then in part two it dives into the war and the multiple alliances which were obligated to get involved.

This is a fun timeline of the events attributable to Charles Darwin's life. It includes information regarding his life, his death, and how he has affected society and science after his death.

Here's a fun, concise presentation with examples on how the natural selection principle works and has affected various species around the world.

This page identifies the how the roles of women have evolved in the gaming world. It's interesting how they correlate with the changes within our civilization and the changes which took place along the American Frontier.

This site brings up a different perspective on how women viewed the actions involved in the American frontier. Generally speaking, the acts of violence performed by the men to the Indian tribes was unnecessary and women were victims of such hostility, leaving them unable to perform their responsibilities.

This is a blog/hubpage which focuses all on Goethe and Romanticism. It covers his romantic life and how he was able to inspire those around him to the passion one finds through beauty.

Here are some very influential creations of art within the artistic movement regarding romanticism.

This is a tool one may use to have a more specific searching experience for blogs regarding a desired topic. I wrote a blog post on what it's all about here: http://pucksonice.blogspot.com/2010/10/hubpagescom.html

This is an excellent, concise explanation of the differences between LDS beliefs on communism vs the Law of Consecration which we believe will ultimately govern our society when Christ comes back to the earth.

Nintendo has come out and is planning on releasing games which help to stimulate the parts of the brain which slowly deteriorate with age. This site addresses a few of the benefits gaming may have for not only children, but elderly as well!