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If you’re a young investor and you can sort of stand back and value stocks as businesses and invest when things are very cheap no matter what anybody is saying on television or what you’re reading, and perhaps if you wish sell when people get terribly ent…
This U.S. Fencer Is Named After a Warrior Queen—and It Shows | Short Film Showcase
I don’t like to fight people, but you can’t get by without fighting. My mom named me after Queen Ninga from Angola; she was a warrior queen. I met Peter Westbrook when I was nine. Peter Westbrook is a legend in US fencing. He fenced at a time when black f…
He Spent 40 Years Alone in the Woods, and Now Scientists Love Him | Short Film Showcase
Have you ever wondered if you watched the snow long enough what stories it might tell? There is someone who has done it; his name is Billy Barr. I spell it small b i l l y small b a r r. Some people call him the Snow Guardian. He lives in a cabin out in t…
Analyzing an author's purpose | Reading | Khan Academy
Hello readers. Today we are going on a dangerous journey inside the mind of the author. Every piece of text is written for a purpose, and especially in informational texts, every author structures their texts, words, and their ideas with that purpose in m…
Investigating Rock Carvings | Atlantis Rising
Author George’s Diaz Montek Sano has been researching this area for years, and he’s convinced that some Atlantan refugees fled inland and built shrines to memorialize the lost city. Deciphering the shrine would help Giorgos prove his theory.
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Alpha decay | Physics | Khan Academy
Why doesn’t our periodic table go on forever? Why don’t we have, for example, elements with 300 protons? So, say, a TH000 protons. Well, the short answer is because the heavier the elements, the more unstable they become. For example, elements about atomi…