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In August of 1752, the bell arrived in Philadelphia. Cast from London's Whitechapel Bell Foundry, it weighed 2,080 pounds and measured 12 feet in circumference around the lip and 3 feet from lip to crown. The original bell cracked, so it was recast twice with more copper to get a better sound and durability. What... Continue Reading →
Scientists at MIT engineered an invisible form of second skin which not only protects the skin but also can reshapes it. My son got geeked out about the video below that shared this breakthrough in multiple applications for patients and shared it with me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkpT5BihMio I am completely amazed by the genius in creating a... Continue Reading →
It's becoming a common response in our house when someone complains lately: Somebody used all of the hot water! First world problem! I can't record a TV show because there's no more room left on the DVR! First world problem! My iPhone only keeps a charge for 10 hours! First world problem! People will make fun... Continue Reading →
Neil Gupta, Ed.D. 