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Author Susan Israel uses a series of teacher essays to examine strategies to help struggling and special needs students develop as readers and writers.

Researchers in American Universities have been developing precise mathematical formulations used to describe what is currently known about music, and to further human kno

James King has won the 2009 Amazon Annual Breakthrough Novel Award with "Bill Warrington's Last Chance," for a publishing contract with Penguin and a $25,000 advance.

The telegraph, refrigeration, even the humble ute - all prove that at least a page in the history of invention has to be reserved for some ingenious Australian creations.

Suzanne Somers has done it again in her newest book, "Breakthrough." Somers' Eight Steps to Wellness and doctor interviews are highly informative and interesting.

There is new red/green light at the end of the tunnel for those suffering the often relegated genetic vision disorder, colorblindness.

Among the wealth of physics discoveries in 2008 editors and science writers of the American Institute of Physics and the American Physical Society has selected ten.

New, cheaper LED production technology is good news for those with concerns about CFLs, which use mercury and produce dirty electricity that is linked to health problems.

The 10-Minute Body Breakthrough by Sean Foy arms readers with everything needed to lose weight, get fit, and improve health in mere minutes a day.

Scientists at the University of New South Wales in Australia have developed a breakthrough method which keeps stem cells alive much longer than previously possible.

There is nothing instant about the Eureka Moment; it arrives after years of persistence and hard work.

Middle and higher up management are under stress to produce results, and in a short time. This book shows what works, and what doesn't - with proven examples of both.

At first glance, UFC 88: Breakthrough appeared to consist of one-sided match ups intended to put less experienced fighters to their deaths.

With three major records in baseball history achieved this week, the mainstream media's obsession with sport as a show, has once again been on display

Scientists in recent weeks have begun to pave the way toward using nanotechnology for very practical purpose: Keeping things from falling off walls.

Kepler's second law of planetary motion, expressed in terms of equal areas and equal times, means that the planets change speeds as they orbit the Sun.

Most music historians think of 1991 as the year of Nirvana's debut. It was also a year that introduced us to other groundbreaking musical acts.

Double Olympic Gold Medallist Rebecca Adlington has been awarded the 2009 Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year Award.

What does it take to become a role model to thousands of women, and how hard is it to get to the top and, just as importantly, stay there?

NBC's Sing Off, Biggest Loser season 9, The Marriage Ref, Stand up for Diversity and Breakthrough with Tony Robbins are currently casting real people.

While online shoppers can easily buy hair restoration products on the Internet from the privacy of their homes, consumers should do their homework before ordering.

Transparency regarding politics and race in the age of the election of President Obama is essential in order to move forward in progressive thinking.

Researchers have discovered that the protein Wnt7a improves stem cell growth in skeletal muscle - a discovery that may help people with degenerative muscle conditions.

Albert Einstein's name has become synonymous with genius. A study of his horoscope reveals how intuition and imagination played their roles in his singular discovery.

Atomic Betty No-L9, Bromwell High, Jane and the Dragon, Naughty Naughty Pets, and Miss Spider's Sunny Patch Friends: The Prince, the Princess and the Bee up for Gemini.

As the fiscal fourth quarter of 2009 ended on September 26, Apple Inc. announced that it had a revenue of $9.87 billion with a net quarterly profit of $1.67 billion.

It takes determination, but innovative thinkers show how crossing disciplinary boundaries can produce real contributions even in areas such as supporting torture victims.

Kepler's first law of planetary motion radically changed our views of the cosmos by saying that planets had elliptical orbits.

HIV is still one of the most feared diseases in the world and one of the biggest killers. Breakthroughs are being made, but real preventions and cures always seem far off

Strikeforce Women's MMA card was a success. But some in media remain stuck in the past toward women's MMA fighters and the MMA community. Will women ever be good enough?

Women who want to advance their skiing or snowboarding skills, or learn freestyle snowboarding, can do so at Loon Mountain Resort this winter.

On February 20, the British music industry celebrates the 2008 Brit Awards. Leona Lewis, Mika and Take That lead the pack with four nods each.

Nominated for 4 awards each, Take That took 2 trophies while Mika and Leona Lewis didn't fare as well at the 2008 Brit Awards.

The evolution of the human brain explains why alternative spirituality is becoming much more appealing to the modern world.

Dye-sensitized solar or Grätzel cells are an emerging source of inexpensive solar electricity.

As the globe endures a flap of UFO sightings, a review of the attitudes toward and methods in which scientific minds regard the phenomenon will advance our knowledge.

ESPN trains their large Generation Y staff pool using high tech mobile solutions, as well as conducting open communication forums and structured performance goal setting.

Novel therapy improves kidney transplant rates by reducing organ rejection in patients undergoing living- and deceased-donor-kidney transplantation.

While America continues to vote on the next Idol, could the US be ready for Leona Lewis, the chart topping, record breaking X-Factor winner from the UK?

Turn on the radio and sooner or later you're going to hear "Lips of an Angel", the latest hit from rock band, Hinder. Get the scoop on the boys behind the band right here

New animators try to sell their ideas at the 2008 Ottawa International Animation Festival's Pitch THIS!, on September 17th

Though still quite young, Ryan Gosling has managed to resist the temptation of Hollywood. He has remained true to himself and has continued to deliver great performances.

This breakthrough in assistive technology is a small digital camera worn around the neck which takes low resolution photos and may benefit those with memory loss.

Approved last year, Wyeth's Lybrel is touted as the no period contraceptive. The FDA and manufacturer warns though that inconvenient bleeding is common.

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy is often debated in the medical community. At the center of that debate is the Wiley Protocol.

Godard movies may be familiar to film studies students, but it can be hard to understand exactly why films such as Breathless are so famous and critically esteemed.

The controversial National Board of Review have decided that Andrew Stanton's WALL-E is the best animated film of the year.

A 422-acre campus features four museums, four historic homes, living history demonstrations and an important battlefield.

Some actors are lucky enough to have a breakthrough role followed with a meteoric rise to fame and a lengthy career. Others ascend to stardom, but have their stars fade.

A noted female hormone administered after a serious head injury may save a life. Tests show progesterone reduces brain swelling in traumatic brain injury patients.