Louis Makiello
Author
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The Power of Sound: The Mozart Effect
Scientists around the world have claimed that Mozart’s music makes people more intelligent and improves health.
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‘The Science Delusion’ by Rupert Sheldrake—Part 2
Throughout the book, the author challenges different assumptions and beliefs held by the scientific community.
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Book Review: ‘The Science Delusion’ by Rupert Sheldrake—Part 1
Throughout the book, the author challenges different assumptions and beliefs held by the scientific community.
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Ancient Giant Spheres Scattered in Costa Rica Puzzle Archaeologists: Origins Unknown
When workers from the United Fruit Company began clearing the jungles of Costa Rica for banana plantations in the 1930s, they made a strange discovery.
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The Enigmatic Stone Spheres of Costa Rica
When workers from the United Fruit Company began clearing the jungles of Costa Rica for banana plantations in the 1930s, they made a strange discovery.
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Plants May Communicate by Sound
Some plants may communicate by making clicking noises with their roots, according to new international research.
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Shen Yun Performers Take a Break and Visit the Sights of London
Shen Yun Performing Arts International Company visit London on Friday, Apr. 13, before continuing their European tour at the London Coliseum.
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British Prisoners’ Wages to Fund Victim Support Charity
Almost half of the wages of British prisoners are to be used to fund victim support services, Britain’s Ministry of Justice has announced.
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Prisoners’ Wages to Fund Victim Support Charity
Victim Support will receive up to £1 million a year from convicted offenders said the Ministry of Justice. Some prisoners will have up to 40 per cent of their net weekly wages over £20 given to the national charity.
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Bank Commission Proposes New Bank Rules
New proposals to make sure U.K. taxpayers no longer have to pay for banks’ failures have been praised by British Chancellor George Osborne.
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The Power of Sound: The Mozart Effect
Scientists around the world have claimed that Mozart’s music makes people more intelligent and improves health.
|
‘The Science Delusion’ by Rupert Sheldrake—Part 2
Throughout the book, the author challenges different assumptions and beliefs held by the scientific community.
|
Book Review: ‘The Science Delusion’ by Rupert Sheldrake—Part 1
Throughout the book, the author challenges different assumptions and beliefs held by the scientific community.
|
Ancient Giant Spheres Scattered in Costa Rica Puzzle Archaeologists: Origins Unknown
When workers from the United Fruit Company began clearing the jungles of Costa Rica for banana plantations in the 1930s, they made a strange discovery.
|
The Enigmatic Stone Spheres of Costa Rica
When workers from the United Fruit Company began clearing the jungles of Costa Rica for banana plantations in the 1930s, they made a strange discovery.
|
Plants May Communicate by Sound
Some plants may communicate by making clicking noises with their roots, according to new international research.
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Shen Yun Performers Take a Break and Visit the Sights of London
Shen Yun Performing Arts International Company visit London on Friday, Apr. 13, before continuing their European tour at the London Coliseum.
|
British Prisoners’ Wages to Fund Victim Support Charity
Almost half of the wages of British prisoners are to be used to fund victim support services, Britain’s Ministry of Justice has announced.
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Prisoners’ Wages to Fund Victim Support Charity
Victim Support will receive up to £1 million a year from convicted offenders said the Ministry of Justice. Some prisoners will have up to 40 per cent of their net weekly wages over £20 given to the national charity.
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Bank Commission Proposes New Bank Rules
New proposals to make sure U.K. taxpayers no longer have to pay for banks’ failures have been praised by British Chancellor George Osborne.
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