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In a recent article, a computer engineer presents the unconventional argument that the true location of the biblical Garden of Eden lies beneath a popular Egyptian landmark.

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Charles Bowdish, the nationally known miniaturist who created the miniature railroad at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, had another, less well-remembered side.