We have referred to computer memory several times in this series, history of the computer, now it is time to take a look at how it has established, and is still developing. A look at a block diagram of a contemporary PC will demonstrate how the memory is central to the way a computer system runs. Everything travels through it. Many would say the processor, or CPU is the most important part, but you can see that whatever depends upon the memory. The simplest way to enhance the performance of…

When I first started my cartoons, I was considering pet dogs. It was going to be a totally canine cartoon. but the more pet dog animations I produced, the more I wished to do cats, and relationships, and individuals, and science, ad nauseum. Unusually enough, after I opened my present and collectible shop, and tarted getting more and more emails from poodle owners and enthusiasts needing to know if I could kindly set up more poodle-oriented merchandise I finally did, but initially, I felt…

I never actually thought of my dad as a sci-fi enthusiast, but if you enter into his home you will see that nearly all of the books he has are science-fiction books. He has a few on the history of Egypt, and some on geology and world history, however most of them are fiction. Though a lot of individuals did not get into the Lord of the Rings series till just recently with the release of the movies, these books have actually been favorites of my daddies because I was young. In fact, I…

I never ever really thought about my dad as a science fiction enthusiast, however if you go into his home you will see that almost all of the books he has are science-fiction books. He has a couple of on the history of Egypt, and some on geology and world history, however many of them are fiction. Though the majority of people did not enter the Lord of the Rings series up until simply recently with the release of the motion pictures, these books have actually been favorites…

Life was tough in middle ages Europe, and the health care specialists of the time definitely didn't help much.

There's a reason why they called them the dark ages. After the fall of Rome, any light of intellectualism left the European continent with Kings, warlords, and the church sweeping in to fill the area left. Religious beliefs held practically absolute power over the population, so catastrophes like illness tended to be infiltrated that lens. Getting ill was a penalty from God,…