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Get Your Invention Heard
- Watch this video about inventors on HowStuffWorks. Currently two-thirds of inventions come from individual inventors and most have difficulty figuring out how to get these new technologies in front of companies that can best put them to good use. See how InventHelp helps to match inventors with the right companies in this video from World Business Review.
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Deadliest Catch: Crane Pots Hydraulics
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Northwestern Deck Boss Edgar Hansen explains how cranes, pots, and hydraulics work to keep a crab boat running.
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Deadliest Catch: Navigating the String
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Learn how to navigate the string when pulling pots on board the Northwestern.
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Deadliest Catch: Big Bad Waves
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Check out the biggest and baddest waves from the most recent Opilio crab fishing season.
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Geni Shows New Way to Follow Family Tree
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Watch this video about genealogy and your family tree on HowStuffWorks. David Sacks, co-founder & CEO of Geni, shows how software lets people keep in touch with family members and learn about their past. See a new way to follow a family trees work... More »
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How Document Preservation Works
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Watch this video about the Charters of Freedom on HowStuffWorks. This NASA Destination Tomorrow Segment is describing how NASA atmospheric scientists contributed to the conservation of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill... More »
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Library for the Blind
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Watch this video about a library for blind persons on HowStuffWorks. Tiflolibros is a giant online library based in Argentina and it offers more than 20,000 titles which are all available in downloadable, audio-format. Most of the books are in... More »
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Peter Donnelly on Statistical Mistakes
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Watch this video from TED featuring Oxford statistician Peter Donnelly on HowStuffWorks. Donnelly explores the common mistakes humans make in interpreting statistics, and the devastating impact these errors can have on the outcome of criminal... More »
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Child Palaeontology Prodigy
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Watch this video about child prodigies on HowStuffWorks. At 11-years-old, Horacio Garcia Lozano is the youngest student to enroll at Mexico's Hidalgo University and his lecturers say he's on course to become one of the nation's best paleontologists... More »
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