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How to Evaluate Research Papers Critically
Scientists collect data and test ideas about many topics and phenomena (e.g., how and why things happen). Their research is then written academically in a paper or article and published in scientific journals like Nature or Science. University students often evaluate research papers critically as part of a course assessment. So here are some tips […]
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Silverstone Festival: The World’s Largest Historic Motorsport Event
The Silverstone Festival (or Silverstone Classic) is a three-day vintage and historic car racing event and the largest in the world! It takes place annually at Silverstone—home of British motor racing. The event attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year and features a range of cars from different eras of motorsport history. Check out […]
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Holy Fire Ceremony Jerusalem
During Easter of 2013, I had the unique opportunity to attend a conference in Jerusalem, which coincided with the Holy Fire ceremony at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. This ancient and revered Christian tradition, held each year on Holy Saturday, is a profound experience for pilgrims and visitors. Equipped with my camera, I set […]
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Scrap Car Hoarders’ Outdoor Spaces
It is not uncommon to find people hoarding old cars and machinery in their gardens or outdoor spaces across the UK. Some individuals work within the automotive salvage industry. They focus on salvaging usable parts from old or damaged vehicles, recycling scrap metal, or restoring classic cars. Others hoard old cars and machinery because of […]
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Witley Court Before the Garden Restoration
The restoration of Witley Court’s gardens by English Heritage, a charitable organization responsible for preserving historic sites, began in the Summer of 2002. It has been an ongoing process, with continuous maintenance and improvement to preserve the estate’s historic character and original beauty. If you have wondered what Witley Court looked like before the garden […]
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