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1. Using FIbonacci Forex Trading Strategies November 19, 2009 Many professional forex traders use Fibonacci forex trading as part of their thriving forex trading systems. This is a trading system based on a "numbers sequence." By following the rules set forth by this method, traders have made billions of dollars each year. The Fibonacci sequence was developed by an Italian mathematician named Fibonacci. Basically, the way it works is that the next number in a series of numbers is the sum of the two numbers coming before it. For example: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, etc. When using this system in forex trading it is the Fibonacci ratios that are derive... (read more) Author: Chris Donnell

2. Did You Know You Should Apply Newton?s Number One Success Secret In Your Internet Business? November 01, 2009 Can you recall all Isaac Newton's accomplishments? Let me refresh you a bit: Sir. Isaac Newton was a physicist, mathematician, astronomer, natural philosopher, alchemist, and theologian; in conclusion one of the most influential men in human history. When close to the end of his days, someone asked him what he thought was the best advice he could give to others, who wanted to be successful in life. What was the secret? His plain and smart answer was: "Stand on the shoulders of a giant to see further than the giant." I give several interpretations to this phrase: "The sm... (read more) Author: Romy Rivera

3. What are the Elements of Communication? October 27, 2009 Factors of the communication are, in the information theory of the engineer and mathematician Claude And Shannon and the sociologist Warren Weaver, (mathematical The Theory of Communication, Urban: The University of Illinois Press, 1949) the six elements that take part in the transmission of a message or information. They are: source, transmitter, signal, noises, receiver and adressee. This scheme soon was extended with more elements: emitter, code, message, channel, redundancy, emitted signal, received signal, situation and context. Shannon was in charge of the cuatificables aspects of the pr... (read more) Author: Jeremiah Slivka

4. Prodigious Oil Paintings For Art Lovers October 16, 2009 Italy is recognized by its excellent museums and talent painters. There are thousands of famous Oil paintings in this country. For example, a good exponent was Paolo Uccello. Now, we'll see something about his life and artistic legacy. Paolo di Dono or simply Paolo Uccello (1397 – 1475) was an Italian painter and a mathematician who was distinguished for his original work on visual perspective in art. He worked some time in Venetia then he came back to Florence, his natal city. Paolo Uccello was considered one of the founders of the Italian Early Renaissance. The sculptor Lorenzo Ghiber... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

5. Right-Brain vs. Left-Brain: Working with Creatives October 12, 2009 Most people by now have heard of the theory that there are 2 sides to the brain and each person is dominant on either one side or the other. The theory of the right brain-left brain grew out of the work of Roger W. Sperry, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1981. As a result of this study, most people believe that they are destined to be either a painter or a mathematician. But that is not entirely true. We can tell there is a difference between the two sides of the brain and the people they are attached to just by talking maps. There are the people that give directions by saying things l... (read more) Author: Catherine Lang-Cline

6. Page Rank Algorithm on September 4, 2001 October 09, 2009 The idiom algorithm is extracted from the name of the 9th century Persian mathematician Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Musa al-Khwarizmi. The name “algorism” originally referred merely to the system of carrying out mathematics using Arabic numerals. Google's ranking formula (Page Rank) was conceded on September 4, 2001 by the U.S. Patent that is calculated specially by using algorithm. PR is applied for giving numerical values to web documents by a search engine list. The Page Rank technique employed by the popular search engine Google to assist determines a web page's relevance or importance. Page... (read more) Author: raj thakur

7. Forex Investment: How to use Fibonacci Retracements to improve your forex trading! October 01, 2009 One of the most commonly used indicators that forex analysts almost always apply at some time or another to their charts are Fibonacci retracements. So, who was Fibonacci? Born around 1170, Fibonacci was the offspring of a merchant and city official. He grew up to be a famous mathematician, and was the discoverer of the series that we now know as the Fibonacci series. He published his own book of calculations or Liber Abacci where he first printed his series. The Series The number series goes like this: 1,1,2, 3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89>>On to infinity. The next number in the series i... (read more) Author: Marlin Hayes

8. How To Take Advantage of Fibonacci Retracements When You are Trading. September 21, 2009 If you have been trading for a while and have used some Technical Analysis you would by now have heard of Fibonacci Retracements. Fibonacci, was actually named Leonardo of Pisa. He was born in Pisa, Italy,home of the Famous Leaning Tower of Pisa around the time of 1175 A.D. Historically he is recognized as the greatest European mathematician of the middle ages. He is also credited with introducing the Arabic-Hindu numeric system to Europe. He also has been attributed to introducing the decimal system as well. These have become the basis of mathematics that we are currently using to... (read more) Author: chris strudwick

9. Style And Category In China Paintings September 16, 2009 Talking about Italian painters, this time, we'll see a brief of Piero Della Francesca, a recognized and talent artist. His real name was Piero De Benedetto Dei Franceschi. Piero Della Francesca (1416/17-1492) was an artist of the Early Renaissance. However, he also had other occupations; he was known as a mathematician and geometer as well as an artist. He studied art in Florence where developed his successful career. Then, he moved to Rome, Rimini and Arezzo. Piero Della Francesca had a big influenced of Masaccio and Domenico Veneziano. China Paintings are works of quality. Piero Della... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

10. Stephen Fry joins campaign to pardon Gay wartime hero September 11, 2009 Stephen Fry is the latest high profile figure to sign the petition calling for a government apology to gay war time hero Alan Turing. Turing, a world renowned mathematician, famously invented the Bombe, a machine that helped decipher German enigma encoded messages, and lead to the end of World War ll. Often considered the father of modern computer science, he was awarded an OBE in 1945 for his contributions to the war effort. In 1952 after being found guilty of gross indecency for having a homosexual relationship, an illegal offence at the time, Turin was given the choice of chemical... (read more) Author: Gary Cosby

11. Rock Solid Home Business Training 2: How to Choose Clarity September 02, 2009 "Clarity of mind means clarity of passion. This is why a great and clear mind loves ardently and sees distinctly what it loves." ~Blaise Pascal (17th century mathematician and philosopher) Yes, all of us have been through periods in our lives and our businesses when we weren't sure where to turn or what to do next. And, if we stayed in that mental space too long, we may even have lost track of what it is that we truly want. Huge numbers of people these days are completely unclear about what they want and because of that they make little or no headway in their lives and business... (read more) Author: Symeon Rodger

12. Adaptive Markets Hypothesis (AMH) as an Alternative to the Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH) September 02, 2009 Efficient market hypothesis was introduced by French mathematician Louis Bachelier in 1900 in his dissertation. Efficient Market Hypothesis), says that markets are completely efficient and that all prices in the market already reflect the available knowledge and expectations of investors. This concept of market efficiency has a wonderfully counterintuitive and seemingly contradictory flavor to it: The more efficient the market, the more random the sequence of price changes generated by such a market must be, and the most efficient market of all is one which price changes are completely r... (read more) Author: Glen Brown

13. Fibonaccial Trading Techniques For Forex Trading are Worth the Time to Perfect August 13, 2009 Fibonacci was the great mathematician from Italy. He founded the new sequence of numbers and it was named after him called as fibonacci. The 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377,610 etc are the numbers of this sequence which has the starting of 0 and 1. Each number in this sequence is the sum of the preceding two numbers. On going to the higher sequence of the Fibonacci numbers, the closer two consecutive numbers which when divided get the answer of the golden ratio. On applying these ratio's to the trading stocks, thus results are produced as primary and secondary. One ... (read more) Author: John Eather

14. Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Lesson Three - Mind Your Own Business July 21, 2009 What is your business? If you own a restaurant and are the head chef, this is not your business but your job! A business that requires your presence is not a business but your job. Understand the difference between your profession and your business. Mastermind behind the McDonald's chain Ray Kroc's profession was sales, he sold franchises. Ray's business was real estate buying income producing real estate, which the franchisees paid for. Keep your job whilst building your assets to increase your wealth. Famous inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician, poet and importantly free thinker... (read more) Author: Hayley Keen

15. Do You Know What Live Roulette Is All About? June 23, 2009 Roulette is a popular casino game that was created in the seventeenth century. The concept of this game was developed by a mathematician in the early seventeenth century. The name roulette is derived from the French word that translated means "small wheel." As mentioned, a wheel is involved in the roulette game.As one of the most famous casino games in the era of booming land based casinos, there was a need to take the game online. As land based casinos made it onto the Internet, roulette was also part of the journey. Players can play roulette easily via an online casino at any moment and ... (read more) Author: Dan Roberts

16. Mathematics in Physics and Chemistry May 04, 2009 ‘Mathematics is the queen of all sciences’ – those are the words of Carl Friedrich Gauss the greatest mathematician of all time. Mathematics is an important tool for science. Math is most widely used in other sciences. Physics, Chemistry, astronomy, engineering rely most heavily upon mathematical ideas. Students who consider studying Physics or Chemistry will need a relatively strong Math background. Mathematics in Physics Physics is the natural science which explores concepts like mass, energy, matter and its motions. Strong foundation in Algebra, Trigonometry, Geo... (read more) Author: iCoachMath Math

17. History of Robots - Joseph Letzelter April 30, 2009 Czech writer Karel ?apek introduced the word "Robot" in his play "R.U.R" (Rossum's Universal Robots) in 1921. "Robot" in Czech comes from the word "robota", meaning "labor". The earliest ideas that could be related to the robotics of today was in 350 B.C. by the Greek mathematician Archytas of Tarentum. He created a mechanical bird he called ?The Pigeon.? The bird was propelled by steam.The idea of artificial people dates at least as far back as the ancient legend of Cadmus, who sowed dragon teeth that turned into soldiers; and the myth of Pygmalion, whose statue of Galatea came to life. In cl... (read more) Author: joseph letzelter

18. Customer Satisfaction and Retention Guidelines April 28, 2009 Customer guru Avinash Narula is customer mathematician. He had developed many rules on how customer satisfaction and retention can improve business sales and profit. Customer guru running an academy on customer retention and making people aware of customer retention. Start with a Positive Attitude and encourage face to face dealing – Any customer service situation as a challenge and an opportunity to learn and grow. Always start with a positive attitude. A positive face always relax situation and bring good results. Encourage face to face dealing with customers as it will give more confi... (read more) Author: Imran khan

19. Math And Casino Games April 16, 2009 The casino plays, while the territory of the casino gambler, can also become one of the mathematician's favorite hangout. While many may find it pretty odd, mathematics and the world of casino gaming is actually closely intertwined. Probability Almost all of the casino games known relies on chance to determine the winner of the game. This is where probability comes in. probability is basically just how likely a certain things will come out against other things. At this point, it is a good thing to note the distinction between improbable and impossible. Many people often erroneously ... (read more) Author: morris walker

20. How to Get Help With Essay Writing April 09, 2009 Essay Help is an essential need for any college student. Even if you’re a biologist or a mathematician, you still need to write lab reports and proofs. Every college student has to take at least one writing-intensive course. College level essay writing doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are five tips that’ll help with essay writing to write better essays: 1. If you haven’t read the book, take good notes in class, and discuss the points covered in your notes. In an ideal world, every student would read every book and turn in every assignment. In reality, that’s not what happens. Th... (read more) Author: fred holt

21. Mobius jewelry - mystery and beauty as one March 26, 2009 Mystery has a way of drawing people towards it. The reason for this is people do not fully understand the things that surround them and want to give some meaning to the course of nature. When they fail in this quest, they attribute those things to a higher power, something beyond our knowledge and understanding, something that governs over all things and people. Mobius jewelry is a representation of the Mobius strip that has found its way in jewelry pieces like rings. The name was attributed according to the person who discovered it in 1858, the German mathematician, August Ferdinand Mobi... (read more) Author: Clint Jhonson

22. Fibonacci Forex Trading - For Bigger Forex Profits March 23, 2009 Fibonacci Forex trading is popular and the Fibonacci number sequence is relied on by many traders to enter and exit currency trends. Let's look at Fibonacci theory in more detail and how it can help you make Bigger Forex profits... The Fibonacci number sequence has its origins in the Liber Abaci, a book written by Leonardo Fibonacci a brilliant Italian mathematician in 1202. The original problem the number sequence solved was this: How many pairs of rabbits can be generated from a single pair, if each month each mature pair brings forth a new pair, which, starts to produce from the seco... (read more) Author: kelly price

23. Modular Arithmetic (Congruences) Of Elementary Number Theory : Lucid Explanation With Examples February 27, 2009 The eminent mathematician Gauss, who is considered as one of the greatest in history has quoted "mathematics is the queen of sciences and number theory is the queen of mathematics." Several important discoveries of Elementary Number Theory such as Fermat's little theorem, Euler's theorem, the Chinese remainder theorem are based on simple arithmetic of remainders. This arithmetic of remainders is called Modular Arithmetic or Congruences. In this article, I aim to explain "Modular Arithmetic (Congruences)" in such a simple way, that a common man with little math back ground can al... (read more) Author: kv ln

24. An Introduction To Fibonacci FOREX Trading February 27, 2009 How could I use fibonacci numbers in FOREX trading successfully and what are their advantages in trading?. These are two of many questions we got asked everyday by traders about Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio. At first we need to know who is Leonardo Fibonacci?. He was an Italian mathematician, considered by many people to be the greatest mathematician of the middle ages, is best remembered by his famous Fibonacci sequence. The definition of this sequence is that it’s formed by a series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers; 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13... (read more) Author: moneytec trading

25. A Look at Fibonacci Numbers February 04, 2009 A Look at Fibonacci Numbers You may have heard the terms "Fibonacci" and "Fibonacci Numbers" -- what do they mean and how are they incorporated into trading indicators? First things first, what (more specifically, who) is Fibonacci? Leonardo Pisano (a.k.a. Fibonacci) was a 12th-century, Italian mathematician that developed a sequence of numbers where each successive number is the sum of the two previous numbers. The Fibonacci sequence is as follows: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233 .. Something interesting about these numbers, they are all roughly 1.618 times the n... (read more) Author: Price Headley

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