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January
15, 2004
Energy Potential of Molecular
Tickle-Technology: Resonant
Frequency and Frenetic Methane
Danylo Burdenko and
Kohle Torgenson
The search for plentiful, robust,
and cost-effective sources of energy has traditionally
been an up-hill slow-boat of repeated failure,
international scepticism, and apocryphal methodology.
In recent years, however, researchers have become
exponentially intrigued by a model that finds
its root in one of the most basic of organometric
activity—the tickle. Modern science has
barely scratched the surface of tickle-based energy
potential. This paper describes laboratory testing
of tickle models and explores the theory of the
atomic-level molecular tickle as a source of energy.
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February
1, 2004
RHnotation: A
Post-9/11 Numeric Alternative
Danylo Burdenko
This paper publicises recent
work within the field of mathematics to cleanse
itself of Al Qaeda/Hussein influence through the
elimination of Arabic numerals. A universally
efficient, child-friendly and scientifically based
alternative is presented.
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February
15, 2004
Elderly Pack Behaviour: An
Ethnographic Study
Kohle Torgenson
This study challenges the current
anthropologic views of the elderly and assesses
the potential risks to the status quota by mean
chronological increases to society. Ethnographic
observations are conducted, assessed and recommendations
are made through a partially blind study.
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March
22, 2004
The Choice of a Noodle: An Examination
of Pasta and its Feng Shui Potential
Sergei Rzhechnyik
Recent years have witnessed
a growing interest in the ancient art of feng
shui, along with an increasing number of advocates
emerging to offer various suggestions on improving
daily life. This study attempts to empirically
support one respected author’s theories,
by using a blind placebo trial to determine the
influence of noodle variety on healthy and happy
living.
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