Monthly Archives: January 2009

A Brief History of Yoga: Part I

By Andrew Blanco | Published January 30, 2009
The ancient Indus Valley Civilization was the cradle for all Indian culture. There is evidence to suggest that Yoga was practiced during this time period.
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Word Power: President

By Gregory Rineberg | Published January 29, 2009
Understanding the history and etymology of the word president by examining the Latin language.
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Recovery Audit Best Practices

By Jason Morgan | Published January 28, 2009
Best practices for performing a recovery audit from considerations for selecting a recovery firm to planning the most effective and cost-efficient project.
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Building Osprey Nesting Platforms: A Step-by-Step Guide

By Greg Molyneux | Published January 26, 2009
Ben Wurst's osprey conservation video tutorial demonstrates a step-by-step guide for building osprey nesting platforms from start to finish.
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The Dana Carvey Show Was Awesome

By Andrew Blanco | Published January 25, 2009
A mini episode of the quickly canceled, though critically acclaimed, sketch comedy "The Dana Carvey Show". Featuring Stephen Colbert and Steve Carrell.
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UFO Sighting At Obama Inauguration

By Andrew Blanco | Published January 24, 2009
During Barack Obama's 2009 presidential inauguration, a UFO flew past the Washington Monument knowing full well that it would be caught on film.
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Retroviruses In Your DNA and Evolution

By Jason Morgan | Published January 23, 2009
Endogenous retroviral DNA makes up about eight percent of the Human genome. Theories on endogenous retroviruses and their impact on evolution.
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Reality Television Signals the End to a Civilized Society

By Gregory Rineberg | Published January 23, 2009
Reality TV turns toward a grim future foretold in B-level movies such as The Running Man and Death Race with the premier of the show Smile, You're Under Arrest.
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What Is Yoga?

By Andrew Blanco | Published January 23, 2009
Yoga has spread like wildfire across the USA. Although it is a popular exercise routine, many practitioners do not know its deeper aspects and ancient history.
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Word Power: Onomatopoeia

By Gregory Rineberg | Published January 22, 2009
The understanding of the history and etymology of the word onomatopoeia by analyzing the Ancient Greek language.
Posted in Etymology | Tagged , , | 3 Comments

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