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Ministry of Defence Faces Nuclear Bomb Claim Nearly 1000 military veterans are seeking compensation from the MoD after being exposed to dangerous amounts of radiation in the 1950's during nuclear testing. ministry of defence faces atom bomb claim • atom bomb • south pacific testing • christmas island tests • mod
Salter's Welcome to Hiroshima Mary Jo Salter's 1984 poem uses strategically chosen adjectives and nouns to reveal the country's nearly invisible historical and economic divide. mary jo salter • hiroshima • nuclear bomb • american poetry • 1984
A Guide to Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park Rather than being depressing or intimidating, a visit to the city of Hiroshima can be uplifting and informative peace memorial park • hiroshima park • hiroshima memorial • hiroshima peace park • peace park
Iran or Pakistan; Who's the Elephant in the Room The latent crisis of Democracy's collapse, Islamic fundamentalism & fiscal failure in an atomic Pakistan is ignored as America politicizes Iranian meeting preconditions. pakistan • iran • father of pakistan bomb • abdul khan • financial crisis
I Was A Teenaged Troglodyte: Visions of Life After Armageddon This two-part article explores why nuclear bomb shelters were built in the face of overwhelming evidence that they would be useless in the event of a nuclear war, and how the fear of an atomic war was dealt with in the television and movies of the period. shelter • nuclear • bomb • atom • television
Prospect of 'nuclear winter' looms A small regional nuclear war could mean years of 'nuclear winter' for the entire globe, according to a new study. nuclear • bomb • war • conflict • north korea
Special Days in History - July 14th Anniversaries Birthday, anniversary, special occasion? Discover who was born on this day and what momentous occasions also took place on this day in history. 14th july anniversaries births deaths • bastille day • terry thomas actor • russia's first nuclear bomb • birthdays on 14th july
The Equivalence of Mass and Energy Einstein's theory of special relativity resulted in perhaps the most famous equation every created, and changed the world of science forever. mass energy equivalence • e = mc² • albert einstein • special relativity • time dilation
The Flight of the Enola Gay August 6, 1945-8:15 a.m. local time-the age of atomic warfare begins. This article follows the flight of the Enola Gay, looks at the science and the politics that preceded her, and at the aftermath that came in her wake. enola gay • atomic bombs • nuclear bombs • hiroshima • nagasaki
The Tri-Cities in Washington State While visiting the Tri-Cities of Washington State my thoughts turn to Hanford Nuclear Reservation tri-cities • hanford • hanford nuclear reservation • richland • pasco
The Big Boom Everything you always wanted to know about propelling a ship using nuclear bombs, but were afraid to ask. space • flight • travel • spaceflight • mars
Cold War Fears As the Cold War slowly melts into our history books, it is difficult for younger generations to imagine a world where the fear of Communism haunted Americans. cold war fears • communism and the nuclear bomb • prosperity after world war ii • the cold war begins • using the nuclear family model as a weapon
Covering the North Korean Nuclear The mainstream media raised some terrifying possibilities this week regarding North Korea's nuclear test, but did not ask these same questions of current nuclear powers north korea • nuclear test • nuclear powers • mainstream media • media hypocrisy
Kim Jong Il's North Korea Tests Obama Doctrine Police state and axis of evil member, the DPRK, has once again used the American Memorial Day holiday to defy the world and successfully test a small nuclear device. north korea • obama doctrine • axis of evil • nuclear test • kim jong il
The Manhattan Project In 1945, America dropped two atomic bombs on Japan killing as many as 220,000 people. But how did the US come to have such destructive weapons before anyone else? the manhattan project • the plan to develop the first nuclear weapon • atomic bomb • nuclear bomb • j. robert oppenheimer
Cold War Origins: Impact of WWII World War Two spanned six ravaging years. The damage and death toll was obvious to all, but less apparent were the impacts that WWII had on the start of the Cold War. cold war origins wwii • major wwii events • 50 years us soviet tension • nazi-soviet non-agression pact 1939 • german invasion of russia 1941
The Avro Vulcan Bomber XH558 Flies Again The battleship of the sky, the Vulcan, was phased out of RAF service in 1984. But thanks to enthusiasts, call sign XH558 is once again thrilling air display spectators. vulcan bomber • avro vulcan • xh558 • uk nuclear bombers • aircraft of the falklands war
Causes Galore Seek Supporters A guide to the latest action alerts issued by environmentally focused groups working for positive change. nuclear weapons • sonar • whales • water • arctic national wildlife refuge
Metro Two: Moscow's Top Secret Subway System Metro Two is a purported underground transportation system concealed by the construction of the Moscow Metro on the orders of Josef Stalin, beginning in the 1930s. metro two secret subway • metro two • moscow metro • metro two josef stalin • metro two background
Santa Fe's Inclusive New Mexico History Museum The newest Santa Fe museum, which opened May 2009, shows New Mexico's diverse civilizations and offers different voices and interactive exhibits to tell their stories. new mexico history museum • santa fe new museums • new mexico pueblo history culture • santa fe art • billy the kid in new mexico
The Compound, S. A. Bodeen Bodeen imagines an existence contained completely within the walls of an underground compound in the wake of nuclear war. s. a. bodeen • the compound • apocalyptic • nuclear war • teenage boys
'Big Trouble'-- Funny, But Not Cast's Best Work A review of the Touchstone Pictures' comedy, "Big Trouble." The film, which was postponed after the September 11 attacks, was finally released nation-wide April 5. Amongst its all-star cast: Tim Allen, Tom Sizemore, Jason Lee and Janeane Garofalo. film • review • movie • comedy • ensemble cast
ABC's Radioactive Road Trip ABC aired a documentary special that indicates unprotected uranium supplies in the US. abc • radiactive road trip • uranium plants • journalism • investigatory journalism
Best US Science and Nature Writing The Best American Science and Nature Writing offers readers a glimpse into the nature of violence, the creation of our galaxy, the perfect hard-boiled egg... and more! science writing • book reviews • tim folger • richard preston • best american
Birdfeeder Blues How hard can it be to make a birdfeeder? birds • birdfeeder • bird feeder • wildlife • humor
Doing business in Japan Japan, is there anything other than geishas and sushi? This week we discuss doing business in Japan and try to go beyond the obvious. The article discusses doing busin japan • doing business in japan • investment in japan • japanese business culture • understanding japanese business culture for a fore
How Sydney Residents Prevent Bush Fires Controlled-Burns help to avoid the risks of Bush Fires in the arid areas of New South Wales, Australia. See how this is achieved. fire prevention in new south wales • controlled burning of eucalyptus debris • volunteer fire brigade teams in nsw • how controlled burning is achieved in australia • ash wednesday bush fire disaster
Interzone 220 Reviewed Fiction from Eugie Foster, Jason Stoddard, Leah Bobet, Neil Williamson, Gareth Lyn Powell and Rudy Rucker. Jeffrey Ford and Christopher Priest reviewed in Book Zone. interzone 220 • tta press • eugie foster • jason stoddard • leah bobet
Niels Bohr, Physicist Brief biography and philosophy of Niels Bohr, famous for the atomic structure model, the foundation of quantum mechanics. niels bohr physicist • niels bohr brief biography • niels bohr atomic structure • niels bohr atomic theory • niels bohr discoveries
Reserve Backstory in Fiction Reveal characters and situations through backstory, a little at a time, instead of telling it all at once. Beloved, One True Thing and CBS's Jericho provide examples. backstory • writing fiction • writing novels • jericho • anna quindlen
Review of Heroes, Season I The first season of Heroes became highly popular and was nominated for a number of awards. Here's a look at the best and worst aspects of the show. heroes season 1 • review of heroes • hiro nakamura • save the cheerleader save the world • tv show heroes
South Park offends yet again Once again, Trey Parker and Matt Stone offends as a recent episode depicts Queen Elisabeth II committing suicide, and bombers planting an explosive in Hillary Clinton. south park • the snuke • trey parker • matt stone • queen elisabeth ii
Suburbanization in the 1950s The growing number of suburban communities in the 1950s demonstrated the desire many Americans had to establish a secure familial environment. suburbanization in the 1950s • glamorizing suburbia in popular culture • the baby boom • creating suburbia • popular culture glamorized suburban life
Techniques of the Selling Writer Techniques of the Selling Writer is an essential guide for writing a novel or short story and getting published. It has been a bestselling writing book for over 15 years. techniques of the selling writer • dwight v. swain • creative fiction • writing a book • how to sell your book
The Bomb, A New History by Stephen M. Younger Nuclear weapons continue to play an important role in global military and political matters. Can civilization and ultimate destructive power coexist? the bomb • a new history by stephen m. younger • nuclear weapons • nuclear deterrence • history of the atomic bomb
The Incredible Hulk Marvel Comic's the Incredible Hulk is a green giant who is anything but jolly. Brainy physicist Bruce Banner developed into Hulk after accidental nuclear exposure. incredible hulk • savage hulk • gray hulk • marvel comics • bruce banner
The Presidential Election of 1964 Winning six states, Goldwater was viewed as an extremist whose views would result in nuclear confrontation with Russia while LBJ was considered the lesser of two evils. presidential election of 1964 • lyndon johnson versus barry goldwater • the democratic party convention in 1964 • johnson's landslide in 1964 • impact of the 1964 election
Totally Tasteless Video Games A selection of some of the most boring, poorly executed, and totally tasteless video games ever made video games • columbine massacre • virginia tech massacre • et • nintendo
Using the Three-Act Structure Effectively Writing is about merging art with craft. Learning about the 3-act structure that most movies are based on is the first step to mastering the craft of screenwriting. three act structure • 3 act structure • writing a good screenplay • how to write a 3 act structure. 3 act • three act
A Trip Through The Opal Fields A trip through some of Australia's desolate outback on the way through the Opal fields and on the Central Australia. coober pedy • peterborough • australia • opals • wildlife
Bolt Rumpus, WALL-E Image A controversial Bolt image has animation fans seeing red. I take you inside the controversy. BONUS: a new WALL-E image. bolt • wall-e • andrew stanton • pixar • chris sanders
Desmond Hume May Be Widmore's Father Between the four-toed statue, the smoke monster and the ever mysterious Jacob, ABC's Lost has a lot of loose ends to tie up in the sixth season. lost • abc • abc lost • smoke monster • the island
Dr. Lise Meitner, Physicist Dr. Lise Meitner discovered and named the process of nuclear fission, refusing to let tradition, politics, rivalries, or even Hitler stand in the way of science. lise meitner • nuclear fission • auger effect • protactinium • conservation of energy
DVD Review: South Park Season Eleven South Park Eleventh Season DVD is still wickedly smart and funny, but what's with the paltry commentaries? 7/10. south park season eleven • dvd review • trey parker • matt stone • comedy central
Falling for Fallout 3 Fallout 3 is a remarkable achievement in design and writing. It's staggeringly deep and hugely enjoyable, but is it just Elder Scrolls with guns? fallout 3 • fallout and elder scrolls • bethesda softworks • interplay entertainment • vats
Ground Zero Ground Zero is a monument to those who have fallen and a testament to those who might create new Ground Zeros. There are those who will try and stop them from making that mistake again. ground • zero • afghanistan • hiroshima • nagasaki
Indiana Jones 4 Review On May 22, 2008, the fourth installment of Indiana Jones was finally released entitled Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Was it worth the wait? indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull • harrison ford indiana jones • nineteen years since the last indiana jones • indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull • steven spielberg indiana jones
Levittown Governmental policies, such as encouraging single-family homes instead of apartment buildings, favored the development of suburbia in the 1950s. levittown • the most famous suburban development in america • creating suburban allotments • the social construction of suburbia • the kitchen debate
Lost Season Five Overview ABC's popular series Lost moves near to the end and despite huge plot points in season 5 there is still much to learn for the final year. WARNING - contains spoilers. lost season five overview • lost season five abc • lost season five recap • lost season 5 • final season of lost |
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