In 1976, Stephen Spurrier, a British wine merchant, organized a wine competition in France called ‘The Judgement of Paris’. The competition’s method incorporated blind wine tasting of French and California wines. Nine experts had been asked to grade ten whites and ten reds, with a scoring out of 20. There were no specific grading guidelines …
On June 1, 2019, undefeated and champion heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua faced off against Andy Ruiz Jr. Joshua was initially scheduled to face Jarrell Miller, but three failed drug tests meant he had to be replaced. Ruiz Jr. came in as a 25-1 underdog, and in an upset that shocked boxing, Ruiz Jr. won the …
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There’s many times in your life when you will stop and think about how to improve yourself. It might be losing extra weight, working fewer hours, or spending more time with your friends and family. Whatever the thought might be, from the moment we think about it, to the moment we achieve it- somehow action …
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Do you ever wonder why you can’t get motivated? When you try to move a heavy boulder, it requires more force at the beginning than it needs to keep moving. It’s because of static friction vs. dynamic friction. Static friction is what keeps the boulder from moving without being pushed, and dynamic friction is the …
‘Women can’t succeed and become an expert in practices that require spatial thinking’. That was the assumption made back in 1976 before two Hungarian educators, László and Klara Polgár decided to challenge the worlds’ stance. They wanted to prove that through power of education, anybody can succeed and become an expert in all dimensions of …
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