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Like gyms, yoga studios, pools, and parks, home can also be a place where we exercise. Research appears to support the notion that our homes can be locations that we leverage to improve our health and well-being through exercise. People living with specific health conditions that negatively impact their quality of life...
Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965 \|Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965\| \|United States Congress\| \|Citation\|\|79 Stat. 451\| \|Passed\|\|10 August 1965\| \|Enacted\|\|10 August 1965\| \|Bill citation\|\|Pub.L. 89–117\| The Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965 (Pub.L. 89–117, 79 Stat. 451) is a major revision to fed...
Articles of agreement made and concluded this eighteenth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, between the United States, represented by Lewis V. Bogy, Commissioner of Indian Affairs; William H. Watson, special commissioner; Thomas Murphy, superintendent of Indian Affairs for Kansas; and Henry W....
The inner disk can be irradiated by the Compton tail. This can substantially change the inner disk temperature structure from that expected from an unilluminated disk in the limit where the ratio of luminosity in the tail to that in the disk, Lc/Ld>>1. This is generally the case in the low/hard state of accreting black...
We were so inspired by Saint Kentigern College student Ada Chan and her award winning Wearable Arts design that we thought we would share some pointers on how she made the beautiful creation. We hope it inspires you to give it a go and make your own piece of wearable art. Cardboard tubes (from toilet paper or paper tow...
f = ma f = force m = mass a = acceleration These three laws along with gravity form the cornerstone of modern physics. Not much outside quantum mechanics makes since with out them. They affect every aspect of our lives and are involved in some way with every thing we do. The three laws are most evident in space flight....
Energy storage is a "stretch" resource that allows excess energy to be stored until it is needed. It helps bridge the gaps inherent in the output from variable resources like wind and solar, and it can also stretch the number of hours that are powered by clean, affordable renewable energy. There are many forms of energ...
The history of what is now Berkhamsted’s Ashlyns School can be traced back to the early 18th century. In those dark days, child poverty in England was very high and many children struggled to reach the age of seven years. Retired sea captain Thomas Coram was appalled at the number of abandoned babies he saw on the stre...
Saho, people of the coastal plains of southern Eritrea. Traditional Saho culture involved considerable mobility, because people needed to move their herds of camels, sheep, goats, and, more recently, cattle from summer pasture to winter pasture each year. However, the Saho have become increasingly settled since the mid...
Some Doctors are of the belief that Shingles does not recur. The reality is that it can and does recur, in fact it is recurring in more people than ever before across the world. Why are more and more people getting Shingles and Recurrent Shingles than ever before? This could be due to a number of reasons such as: - Poo...
Knowledge and Belief Rabbi Israel Chait We have shown in our last article that the notion of religious faith is not Biblical, that is, it is not found in the Jewish Bible the Torah. It is Christian, and on a larger scale belongs to the pagan, primitive, and idolatrous modes of worship which the Torah proscribes and abh...
Descriptive (nonfiction), 60 words, Level C (Grade K), Lexile 100L Shadows provides several examples of shadows that are different sizes and shapes. Detailed photographs and repetitive sentence structure support early emergent readers. The book can also be used to teach students how to connect to prior knowledge while ...
Approximately 1,400 Australian women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year. Sadly, the death rate for ovarian cancer is relatively high – 2 out of 3 Australian women diagnosed with ovarian cancer will die, and around 75% of women are diagnosed at an advanced stage. Breast and gynaecological cancers unfortunately ...
For this assignment, you will complete a graphic organizer. Download the PDF document entitled that is attached to this assignment. This organizer is a fillable pdf that you can type directly into. You will use this to answer questions about atoms, chemical bonds, the properties of water, and the four classes of macrom...
In the tropical northeastern city of Natal, a new smartphone application could allow residents to alert authorities about the location of concentrations of mosquitos and cases of dengue with the touch of a finger. The app was developed by university researcher Ricardo Valentim in collaboration with epidemiologist Ion d...
The hip joint is a deep ball and socket joint surrounded by multiple layers of muscle and ligaments that move the leg in different directions allowing us to walk, run, jump and hop. When the muscles surrounding the joint are not working efficiently or as optimally as they should be, it can create issues with the joints...
Researching Australian military service: Second World War, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) The World War 2 Nominal Roll was created by the Department of Veterans' Affairs. The Nominal Roll provides the following details: - Service number - Full name - Place of enlistment - Date of enlistment/attestation - Place of bi...
- Athlete's Foot: A fungus infection on the skin of feet. Green-colored pigments that plants use to help make their own food. - Environment: A surrounding that affects the development of a living organism. - Kingdom: The highest grouping of living things. - Mold: A furry growth on the surface of objects such as food pr...
Snobs vs Nerds In every school there is a seemingly endless rivalry of snobs verses nerds. These two clashing social groups have both likeness and differences. The two groups may seem polar opposites because of their extreme differences, but some of the similarities may surprise you. Snobs. These people are generally t...
Since its discovery almost 25 years ago, researchers have been working to try to understand the DNA mutation causing myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1). The mutation is known by many names, including “CTG repeat,” “triplet repeat,” “trinucleotide repeat,” “expansion mutation” and many more. Over the years researchers have...
Are there any records of WWI trench tactics involving shield formations similar to the example below of the ancient Testudo formation? I imagine that it could have been successful if used to get within range to throw grenades. Shields for soldiers were tried during the First World War. In order to stop high power rifle...
Authored by United States Marine Corps Command and Staff College The Chadian government is fragile as a result of social, political, economic, and military instability. All of these internal matters present major challenges for Chadian citizens, regional alliances, and international organizations. The Chadian governmen...
Wireless sensor network monitors microclimate in the forest During a forest monitoring operation, forestry scientists measure various environmental values. This is how they obtain indications about how the forests are changing and what can be done to preserve them. However, installing and maintaining the wired measurin...
1. The Constitution only authorized the federal government to issue coins, not paper money. Article One of the Constitution granted the federal government the sole power “to coin money” and “regulate the value thereof.” However, it said nothing about paper money. This was largely because the founding fathers had seen t...
The area of administration was constituted by taking a large market town as a nucleus and attaching to it the surrounding rural district with an approximate radius of ten miles. Since such had been the rationale behind the establishment of market towns here following the Plantation, it resulted in a much more stable an...
You are here November 1, 2010 Gene Variants Tied to Poor Outcomes with Heart Drug Heart patients taking a widely used anti-clotting drug are at increased risk for serious cardiovascular problems if they have 1 or 2 copies of a common gene variant. The finding adds critical information for personalizing medications base...
Juno was Jupiter's wife and sister for the Romans, the way Hera was Zeus's wife for the Greeks. Because the Romans and the Greeks were both descended from Central Asian Indo-Europeans, Hera and Juno probably started out as the same goddess. But the Romans thought of Juno a little differently from Hera. Juno was mainly ...
Under the microscopic observation, the length of the wool fiber shows a scale structure. The size of the scale varies from very small to comparatively broad and large. As many as 700 scales are found in 1 cm of fine wool, whereas coarse wool may have as few as 275 per cm. Fine wool does not have as clear and distinct s...
9/26/2019 - #7060: Water: What Will Our Children Inherit? Clarion Hotel at Exton Operators have an extensive assortment of tools to help during operations and maintenance. However, we can have all the tools in the world, but if we don’t understand the value and know how to use them properly, they will do us little good...
Traditionally made in England during the 14th century to be served during Christmas, this dessert was originally prepared as porridge with a pudding-like consistency that was thickened with bits of dried fruits, spices, meat (beef or veal), wine or sherry, eggs, and breadcrumbs. As the years passed and the ingredients ...
Tornadogenesis is a process that is currently poorly understood. Tornado warnings have notorious high false alarm rates and short lead times. Recent observations of descending cores of high radar reflectivity, also known as “blobs”, prior to tornadogenesis suggest there may be an association with the development of tor...
Published in 2009 These are the most recent volumes in the History of Parliament series to be available on The History of Parliament Online. They provide the most comprehensive study ever compiled on Parliament between 1820 and 1832, the period of Catholic Emancipation, the trial of Queen Caroline, the pursuit of ‘Old ...
This is some information about Costal Redwoods I dug up. Coast redwoods are truly amazing features. They grow only in California due to glacial activity. A redwood tree is considered an adult when it has lived a millennia! People come from the other side of the world to see them. Coast redwoods do not die of old age. I...
- In the UK it is still too cold to start most seeds and plants. Leave those tempting seedlings in the garden centres and wait until at least the end of the month to sow broad beans, early peas, leeks and sweetpeas. - On a fine February morning you can improve your garden with a spring clean. Cut down old annuals that ...
You are a junior doctor working in General Practice. Your next patient, Mrs Sarah Peters, is a 28-year-old nulliparous lady who is struggling to cope with heavy menstrual bleeding and wants something to be done to help reduce the amount of blood loss. “Doctor, I’m really struggling with how heavy my periods are. It’s r...
The young man could hardly contain his excitement. He was sure the invention he had just seen could change the world. It would usher in a new era of personal computing. No longer would a businessman or trader have to rely on a member of the select brotherhood of computing professionals to crunch the numbers. He could d...
Matching family tree profiles for Jean Bouchillon About Jean Bouchillon On July 18, 1764, in the Council Hall of Charleston, South Carolina, Jean Bouchillon made his oath of allegiance to the English Crown. In return, he received his individual land grant for the new town the British were calling Hillsboro, after Lord ...
Vision and Pedagogy – Free This resource provides the background of the GrandPals program… This resource provides the background of the GrandPals program, a vision of what it looks like in the classroom, and the pedagogical approach that makes the project so effective. In it you can discover: - What is GrandPals? - Why...
The Law Workbook: Developing Skills for Legal Research and Writing [2nd Edition] Available in the Osgoode Hall Law School Library The new edition of The Law Workbook includes exercises that show students how to read, research, and analyze problems like a lawyer. Authors Shelley Kierstead, Suzanne Gordon, and Sherifa El...
At 5 A.M. the following morning Andrews and 19 of his volunteers boarded the passenger cars behind the steam engine General. (For whatever reason two of the volunteers failed to meet their train.) It was April 12th, one year to the day after the opening shots of the Civil War had been fired at Fort Sumter. A short time...
Introduction to Ban Thale Noi Ban Thale Noi was formerly known as Ban Noen Sa, but later, the name was changed to Thale Noi Village. The surrounding area of the village is hilly; there is a pond where the villagers use the water from, for consumption. The villagers dug up shells over the years and in some years the sea...
William Shakespeare, Born on 23 april 1564 in Stratford upon Avon, was an English poet and writer. Shakespeare is the greatest writer that England has ever had. Not only because of his literary works, but also by his influence on the English language. Shakespeare wrote 38 tragedies, historic plays and comedies. He also...
3D printing is set to revolutionize the healthcare industry. The technology that has been around since the 80s, has finally been developed to a point where it will change the way we handle medicine. This means opportunities not only for advances in clinical treatment, but also for solutions providers working with the t...
Careers in medicine Becoming a doctor isn’t an easy option – it takes years of study and hard work. Medicine offers the opportunity to improve people’s health and ultimately save lives. As well as being interested in working with people you’ll need strong ability in science subjects including chemistry and biology. Whe...
As long as there have been alcohol and cars, there has been drunk driving. Fermented, alcoholic beverages were first produced by humans around 7000 BC. They were used to celebrate a myriad of occasions, as well as for religious purposes. Even when the colonists first came to America, they brought beer with them on the ...
There is a global crisis in education. This is a crisis that can be and must be averted, because education is a human right and the keystone of development. This Thursday is the first ever International Day of the Girl Child, a day we at Plan International lobbied for to focus the world's attention on girls' rights. On...
The safest strategy, both from an engineering and environmental viewpoint, is not to fill a sinkhole. If the sinkhole is a hazard to livestock, put a fence around it. If filling the sinkhole is essential to your project or the sinkhole is a danger to people, there is a right way to do it. The sinkhole can be filled usi...
The beauty of mutual benefits A MINIATURE DRAMA unfolds in the Ecuadorian Amazon as a stingless bee flaps its wings to warn a parade of treehopper nymphs of potential danger (in this case, nearby photographer Javier Aznar González de Rueda). The bee is protective for good reason: After feeding on the sap of plant stems...
The Colorado River Aqueduct is a 242 mi (389 km) water conveyance in Southern California in the United States, operated by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD). The aqueduct impounds water from the Colorado River at Lake Havasu on the California-Arizona border west across the Mojave and Colorado...
Raw meat and poultry packages must carry nutrition labels just like other grocery store items, according to a new rule from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The rule took effect Thursday after USDA announced the change in December 2010. Before Thursday, the USDA only required nutrition labels on meats with added ing...
A gas furnace uses a negligible amount of electricity for lighting the flame. The major amount of electricity used with gas heating is in connection with the blower, and the watts required depends on the type of blower. Older gas furnaces may use one-speed fan motors, and they use approximately 400 watts per hour of ac...
Last week, we included Global.health in our featured sources section. The initiative aims to document 10 million plus cases in one source. Instead of just listing numbers of positive cases and deaths, they collect individual cases and gather information about said case. What was their age range? Gender? When did sympto...
Custodial Issues: Safety and Health Not only must custodians maintain schools' physical facilities, but they are often responsible for school security as well. At the same time, custodians are exposed to many occupational hazards, from working on ladders and staging to dealing with hazardous chemicals and contagious di...
Access Issues and Public Lands Rights-Of-Way Public lands constitute 29% of the 2.271 billion acres comprising the United States. Federal agencies are responsible for managing 657 million acres. The Bureau of Land Management (“BLM”) manages 264 million acres (33% in Alaska), the U.S. Forest Service (“USFS”) manages 191...
Throughout the country, people in five thousand election centers will place their ballots for president, congress, and municipal mayor in three separate ballot boxes. What happens then? What ensures that the ballot cast is counted and reported accurately? How reliable should we expect the numbers to be? In part, what y...
While visiting an automobile assembly plant, I came to an area in which cars often were turned around. They were backed into a small space that had no apparent ventilation and then driven out again. I asked my guide, who was in charge of plant safety, about the possible excess carbon monoxide (CO) in that area. He info...
THE PURPOSE OF BAPTISM A Sermon by Rev. Coleman S. Glenn March 25, 2012 Dawson Creek, BC Readings: Isaiah 1:9-20; Matthew 3:1-17; True Christian Religion 685 We just heard the story of John the Baptist, who called all of Judah to himself to be baptized in the Jordan River. In that story, we heard John say that one woul...
When the U.S. suffered a severe economic depression in 1873, did politicians try the same remedies that are being tried today? No! In 1873, the railroad industry was booming just as the housing industry boomed 10 years ago. And like housing, much of the railroad boom was due to excessive government subsidies, which mad...
Carbon, the building block of life, is thought to have formed mainly inside the cores of stars. But a new experiment is testing another idea: some of it may have been forged during supernova blasts or the collisions of neutron stars. To make a nucleus of carbon-12—the most common form of the element, with six protons a...
A Brief History Of Women In Combat Traditions break down fast during times of war, and history is full of examples where women assumed dramatic new roles that never would have been possible in times of peace. As this photo gallery shows, the pressing demands of World War II led many countries to call on women to bolste...
This story was originally published by Inside Science News Service. (Inside Science) -- Quantum mechanics governs the quirky, counterintuitive way the world works at the small scales of atoms and subatomic particles. It might also be important for helping animals understand their place in their surroundings. New resear...
Helicopter-assisted Data Collection Between Glen Canyon Dam and Lees Ferry Helicopter-assisted Data Collection The U.S. Geological Survey’s Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center (GCMRC) will conduct the overflight mission as a part of the Glen Canyon Adaptive Management Program. Aerial images and topographic data...
View Full Version : Math behind gluLookAt 04-26-2000, 04:44 PM Does anyone know how to convert a forward vector from the camera to angles? By that i mean, the camera is looking in the direction of a normalized vector. Instead of using gluLookAt, how can i convert this vector to angles. Project the vector to each plane ...
- Thematic Notation - Zack Brown's LN text 1.3 Thematic indications state what aspect(s) of movement(s) stand out over time. [Thematic indications are discussed in detail in Moving About: CapturingMovement Highlights Using Motif Notation, by Charlotte Wile with Ray Cook. See Chapter XVII, "Themes." 3.3 Hannah said the ...
Small bowel cancer This page tells you about small bowel cancer. There is information about The small bowel makes up most of the digestive tract. It is actually about 6 metres long, but it is folded up so that it fits inside the abdomen. It has 3 sections, which are the - Duodenum (dew-oh-dean-um) – the top part of the...
Eco-friendly building materials on the rise as tall wood buildings regain popularity. The rise of tall wood buildings across the world reflects more than an aesthetic shift in architecture. As wood buildings rise in cities from London to Minneapolis, the surge of these structures reflects the commercial possibilities o...
Are Hernias Hernias Heriditary? Hernias develop when tissue in a certain part of your body, such as your groin or intestine, pushes through muscle. Although this condition isn’t always serious, it can put you at risk of complications, such as intestinal obstruction or enlargement that causes pain and other symptoms. If...
There are many factors that affect people's physical, mental, social and financial well-being, which in turn affects their health. Having access to the following things helps make a community healthy: With these things in place, people that live in the community will be likely to live healthier lives. Learn more about:...
Camus' Stance On Algeria Still Stokes Debate In France A hundred years after his birth, French writer-philosopher Albert Camus is perhaps best-remembered for novels like The Stranger and The Plague, and for his philosophy of absurdism. But it's another aspect of his intellectual body of work that's under scrutiny as Fr...
Separation of Air Components by Countercurrent and Co-Current Gas Permeation This Demonstration studies enriching the oxygen content of air with a single-stage membrane module. This problem was first treated in and later in [2 and 3]. The binary mixture, (oxygen) and (nitrogen), has an ideal separation factor , the ra...
Adolescent Health Care: A Practical Guide Melissa D. Mirosh Ectopic pregnancy in the adolescent population is fortunately uncommon. Teens usually have not had sufficient time to establish enough exposures to infection or other intraabdominal pathologies to acquire tubal damage and then conceive with resultant ectopic p...
What Causes Multiple Sclerosis? The protective myelin covering of the nerve fibers in the central nervous system is damaged in people with multiple sclerosis. Myelin is a fatty material that forms a sheath around a nerve and permits electrical impulses to be conducted along the nerve fiber with speed and accuracy, much...
Follow us:Follow Us on Twitter Like Us on Facebook Follow Us on Google+ Watch videos on our Youtube channel A prosthetic ear can be created to look very similar to a normal ear for a microtia patient by a specialist called a prosthetist or anaplastologist. Two types of silicone prostheses may be created. One, a prosthe...
Economic Models: Simulations of Reality Finance & Development Economists build simplified descriptions to enhance their understanding of how things work The modern economy is a complex machine. Its job is to allocate limited resources and distribute output among a large number of agents—mainly individuals, firms, and g...
A trademark is an intellectual property right issued by the USPTO, according to whom a trademark “is generally a word, phrase, symbol, or design, or a combination thereof, that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others.” A service mark is the same as a trademark, but applies...
Montessori is an approach to education with the fundamental belief that a child learns best within a social environment which supports and respects each individual’s unique development. Dr. Maria Montessori, the creator of the “The Montessori Method of Education”, based this approach on her scientific observations of y...
Published by Thomas Schöps in 2012 Download here! Updated on Feb. 19th 2012: fixes a few bugs and optimizes contour calculation. The Laserscan tool processes point clouds and generates those nice looking images :) Binaries are provided only for Windows, but the source can also be compiled to run on Linux. In its curren...
The Cree Indians are a vast tribe of Native Americans who reside in various parts of North America. These locations include the Rocky Mountain and areas along the Atlantic Coast. In Canada, the Cree Indians heavily populate Quebec and Saskatchewan. Similar to other Indian tribes, there are several bands of Cree Indians...
By: Arnold Keyserling & R.C.L. Dimensions, Mandelbrot, Chaos, 4 Attractors, Music and Color The Enneagram and The Wheel are the bridge between awareness and consciousness, sense and meaning. They constitute the original Cabala. Out of the nine parts of speech, and twelve components of the mind, all possible meaning ari...
Australia 1750-1918 Resource Book AUSTRALIA 1750-1918 Resource Book This Unit “Australia 1750-1918” is designed for students in the early to middle years of High School. It reflects the Australian Curriculum (History) units Making a Nation and Australia 1750-1918 It contains informational outlines, word finds, glossary...
MACBETH by William Shakespeare Edited by the Folger Shakespeare Library Adapted by Carolyn Silverberg This year marks the 400th anniversary of the First Folio, which was a publication that had all of Shakespeare's plays in one place, many of them appearing in print for the very first time. If we didn't have the First F...
[The following is an exact transcript of this podcast.] We might think perfect pitch is an innate talent. Well, a study in the American Journal of Human Genetics is providing some evidence for that. Perfect pitch, aka absolute pitch, is the rare ability to name or recreate musical notes like A or middle C without using...
“No man ever steps into the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” –Heraclitus (534-474 B.C.E.) Watching the Dungeness People began keeping occasional records of the Dungeness River’s flow in the early 1900s. Since 1938 continuous records have been kept from a monitoring station (curr...
The effect of insect populations on sour cherries in the absence of insecticide sprays was studied in a Montmorency cherry orchard from 1959 through 1962. Fruit from trees sprayed only with a fungicide (dodine) was examined for insect injury at harvest. Results for 1961 and 1962 are given in detail. Seventeen percent w...
This year marks the anniversary of a serendipitous discovery made by Victor Hess in his 1912 balloon flight: the discovery of what later was called the cosmic radiation. Attempts to understand this enigmatic phenomenon provided the motivation for developments that greatly affected the course of physics and astronomy th...
When Rahm Emanuel assumed office as Mayor of Chicago, he inherited very tough challenges — heavier than the politics-as-usual passing of the baton from one administration to the next. He inherited a legacy of violence that had been generations in the making. That legacy can make the violence seem intractable, but it is...
According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, most Americans eat more protein than is necessary. This is particularly true if you lead a sedentary lifestyle, as your protein needs are lower than those of a more active person. Numerous health risks are associated with regularly eating excessive amounts of ...
Knowing Your Blood Pressure Many people don't have regular checkups or measure their own blood pressure accurately. An estimated 67 million Americans have high blood pressure, yet almost 25% do not know it. Unfortunately, many people do not have their blood pressure checked regularly. Others measure their blood pressur...
Oops – you’ve stumbled on a website section that was archived in October 2017 when we developed the ‘Best Places to see Scotland’s Geology’ section. Please go there for up-to-date information. In 1811, John MacCulloch (1773 – 1835) began a tour of Scotland to investigate its geological history, a tour which culminated ...
Native American Authors Billie Jane McIntosh According to David Kane, Billie Jane's publisher, "As elected Chief of his tribal township, [Chilly McIntosh] made efforts to straddle the divide between both the traditional and progressive factions, while at the same time performing duties as Clerk of the Creek Tribal Coun...
Tens of thousands of years before Tutankhamen was buried in his pyramid, the Yorta-Yorta people -- one of Australia's aboriginal tribes -- told the stories in this volume beside the campfires and waterholes of the Australian desert. Here readers discover how Great Mother Snake created the world and filled it with plant...
They See What's On The Inside Under that layer of the epidermis lies a collection of bones and organs and seeing what’s inside- what makes the human body work -has been a challenge of healers throughout time. If you are unfortunate enough to have an “oops” while skiing or putting on your sock or are waiting to find out...
Date of this Version Cremins, Elizabeth A. (2023). Project Avatar: Utilizing the Power of Social-Media to Share Stories of Hope. Undergraduate Honors Thesis. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Addiction affects everyone and the stigma around addiction and its’ recovery makes it exponentially harder for individuals to heal....
Building a more just society is not merely a worthwhile or admirable thing to do; it’s an essential component of both our Baptismal Covenant and our Marks of Mission. By Irene Moore Davis Еvery year on February 20, the World Day of Social Justice is observed. This international day is an opportunity to promote social j...
I was looking for information on how the photo electrons are emitted when under X-ray radiation. In this ancient review paper here http://journals.aps.org/pr/pdf/10.1103/PhysRev.30.488 they state that the most common angles for non polarized X-ray beams (of various energies) range roughly at around 70-80 degrees with t...
Movements and mortality of two commercially exploited carcharhinid sharks following longline capture and release off eastern Australia Barnes, CJ, Butcher, PA, Macbeth, WG, Mandelman, JW, Smith, SDA & Peddemors, VM 2016, 'Movements and mortality of two commercially exploited carcharhinid sharks following longline captu...
Of particular interest is the mention by Diodorus Siculus in the 1st century B.C. of the "Pretanic" islands (i.e. Britain), deriving from a tribal name of Pritani or Preteni. (Wainwright p.135) Although the name itself appears to be Celtic, this tribal name was later closely associated with the Picts. In medieval tim...
Physiology and Behavior Vendelphasiuns are medium-sized Neopterons, about the same size as a Daimyo Hermitaur. Their abdomens, thoraxes, and legs are coated in golden hairs. Their claws are dark red. There is a thicker coating of golden hairs on their abdomens, which they can scratch off to poison the hunter if he/she ...
Easter: Part Two What does Easter mean? Easter means that mourning and crying and pain do not and will not have the final word. Easter means that the powers of death and domination, of mockery and might, of the endless cycle of intimidation, torture, scapegoats, violence, and victims – are on the wrong side of history....
I firmly believe that to achieve a high degree of control in blood sugar level there has to be a continuous feedback device to alert the individual of current blood sugar levels. Once this is established, an alert would dictate whether to add or decrease insulin requirements. In short, a continuous monitoring device th...