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US Highway 66, colloquially known as the Main Street of America, was established on November 11, 1926 as one of the original federal highways. It ran 2,448 miles from Chicago through St. Louis, Joplin MO, Oklahoma City, Amarillo TX, Albuquerque NM, and Flagstaff AZ, before ending in Los Angeles.
Route 66 served as a ma... |
Get ready for Comet PANSTARRS — 2013's first naked-eye comet
Comet PANSTARRS promises to be the brightest comet in six years when it peaks in March.
February 26, 2013
Luis Argerich from Buenos Aires, Argentina, captured Comet PANSTARRS in the sky above Mercedes, Argentina, on February 11, 2013. The comet shone at magni... |
Image and Implication
Critical Encounters: Image & Implication examines how images—visual, verbal and virtual—shape public perception and influence events and policy. Image & Implication challenges students to examine the impact of what they see, hear and read; produce arts and media that reflect and encourage civic en... |
Mars orbiter repositioned to phone home Mars landing
Without a repositioning maneuver, Odyssey would have arrived over the landing area about two minutes after Curiosity landed.
July 25, 2012
NASA scientists have successfully adjusted the Mars Odyssey spacecraft’s orbital location to be in a better position to provide ... |
The 3 1/2" floppy disk format was the last mass-produced format, replacing 5 1/4" floppies by the mid-1990s. It was more durable than previous floppy formats since the packaging was rigid plastic with a sliding metal shutter. It was eventually made obsolete by CDs and flash drives.
Storage on the cheap: Floppy Disks
Ma... |
"Fugitive methane" released during shale gas drilling could accelerate climate change.
Robert Howarth, an ecologist and evolutionary biologist, and Anthony Ingraffea, a civil and environmental engineer, reported that fracked wells leak 40 to 60 percent more methane than conventional natural gas wells. When water with i... |
On the final evening of the Democratic National Convention, the blogger Andrew Sullivan posted a picture of Congressman Barney Frank kissing his spouse. Frank is openly gay and what is striking about the picture is a total absence of reticence, and the swiftness with which our world has tumbled toward change. Sullivan ... |
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Reducing your risk
While colon cancer can affect anyone, it’s one cancer that is preventable. You can greatly reduce your risk of developing colon cancer by getting screened regularly and making certain healthy lifestyle choices.
Starting at age 50, be screened regularly for colon cancer. Learn more about screening opt... |
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H.L. Mencken (18801956). The American Language. 1921.
by Jefferson. Charles Ledyard Norton has devoted a whole book to their etymology and meaning;27 the number is far too large for a list of them to be attempted here. But a few characteristic specimens may be recalled, for example, the simple agglutinates: omnibus-bil... |
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1. The unit of frequency.
4. (zoology) Lacking a tail or taillike appendage.
12. Piece of solid food for dipping in a liquid.
15. Resinlike substance secreted by certain lac insects.
16. Ornamental objects of no great value.
17. Any of various primates with short tails or no tail at all.
18. To make a mistake or be inc... |
?When on March 26 the Supreme Court hears oral arguments about whether California’s ban on same-sex marriages violates the constitutional right to “equal protection of the laws,” these arguments will invoke the intersection of law and social science. The court should tread cautiously, if at all, on this dark and bloody... |
Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 21st, 2007
That is one of several questions raised by Chad Lewis in “Hidden Headlines of New York: Strange, Unusual and Bizarre Newspaper Stories of 1860-1910.”
Among the strange tales Lewis amassed about the Empire State is that of two fishermen who reported seeing a large serpent-l... |
Changing Times in Nativity Art: Images Throughout History Carry Social and Political Messages as Well as Spiritual OnesDec. 20, 2011
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Jesus' mother Mary -- exhausted by childbirth and the trip to Bethlehem -- lies asleep in the hay. Next to her, Joseph tenderly holds the newborn son... |
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July 17, 2012
DEEP Offering Training to Volunteers for Monitoring Boat Launches to Prevent the Spread of Invasive Species – Training to be held in New Hartford
The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP) is continuing to offer training for people interested in volunteering their time to monit... |
by Katie Hacker
Sponsored by: Beadalon®
Crimping is a jewelry making basic. In this Beading Lesson, we’ll cover all of the tools, materials and techniques you’ll need to make a perfect crimp every time.
Crimp beads are round like seed beads, while crimp tubes are cylindrical. Crimp beads are great for illusion designs ... |
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History , Herstory, the stories of one life, several lives, all our lives!
Storytelling is part of the very fabric of our being and one way in which we try to make sense of our journey through life.
The oral tradition lives and, as the Government states in it’s English Curriculum, speaking and listening are the two mos... |
Dependent Personality DisorderEn Español (Spanish Version)
Dependent personality disorder is characterized by dependent and submissive behavior, often with the person deferring the majority if not all decision-making to someone else. People with this type of personality disorder are not aware that their thoughts and be... |
I try to see the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater -- under the artistic direction of dancer par excellent Judith Jamison -- whenever they are in town. I happen to love this troupe that has performed for an estimated 23 million people in 71 countries on six continents. I totally relate to the dances and to the music that happe... |
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While it can't change such opinions overnight, Aerovironment is looking
to slowly warm people to wind power by providing direct solutions to the
frequent criticisms. And in the process, it hopes to transform the face of
modern cities around the world.
Aerovironment produces building-mounted
turbines, smaller than those... |
Statistics show that the average American watches about 28 hours of television every week. Add to that hours spent using electronic devices and a good portion of time is gone. Television and electronics can stimulate conversation, can entertain us, and can even educate us; however, a lot of evidence indicates turning o... |
May 24, 2012
Currently, there are increasing suggestions that the lower levels of governments should issue joint bonds in cooperation with the central government. In Spain, so-called “hispanobonos” have been discussed for quite some time. Representatives of some – mainly fiscally weaker – German federal states have lat... |
Your heart’s sinus node sends an
electrical impulse to make your heart beat.
You may need to have an artificial pacemaker fitted if:
- you have a particular type of heart block - a delay in the
electrical conduction through the heart that can make the heart
beat too slowly
- your heart beats too fast, which is not
effe... |
uses sound waves to make images of the heart. In transesophageal echocardiography, the ultrasound probe is passed down the throat
the esophagus. The esophagus is the tube that goes from the throat to the stomach. The esophagus sits very close to the heart. This method allows for clearer images of the heart than other m... |
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Renewable energy is energy generated from a “renewable” source, ie a source that is replenished naturally unlike the fossil fuels coal, oil and gas which once we burn them to produce heat or electricity are gone forever.
Renewable sources include the sun, wind, water, biomass, and heat taken from the air, ground and wa... |
Why an Indoor Bunny?
by Dana M. Krempels, Ph.D.
Every year, thousands of "Easter bunnies" are taken home, played
with for a few hours and then dumped in a hutch to be forgotten for
most of the rest of their lives. Not all hutch bunnies get proper
care, and many of those "Easter bunnies" die before they reach the age
of... |
What about the invaded cell?
hboswell at netdoor.com
Wed Jan 10 15:08:49 EST 1996
I'm not a virologist, biologist, whatever - I'm a computer scientist who's
married to a HS biology teacher, and I asked her a question she couldn't
answer, so I thought I'd throw it out here. My understanding is that a virus
attacks by en... |
Rainbow smelt, leefish, freshwater smelt, frost fish, ice fish, candy fish - there seems to be no shortage of references for these tasty, shimmering, torpedo-like creatures.
What there does seem to be these days, however, is a shortage of smelt altogether.
Interestingly, fishermen on both Lake Champlain and Lake George... |
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January 16 is the 16th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar. There are 349 days remaining (350 in leap years).
- 27 BC - Octavian Caesar given the title Augustus by the Roman Senate.
- 929 - Emir Abd-ar-rahman III of Cordoba declares himself caliph, thereby establishing the Caliphate of Cordoba.
- 1362 - A great s... |
On Tuesday, Harvard Divinity School announced the finding to great fanfare and said King's paper would be published in January's Harvard Theological Review. Harvard said the fragment most likely came from Egypt, and that its earliest documentation is from the early 1980s indicating that a now-deceased professor in Germ... |
Fed-batch and perfusion culture are the two dominant modes of operation for mammalian-cell-culture based processes, especially
for the production of glycosylated proteins required in large amounts. This article provides an economic comparison for the
production of a typical glycosylated protein using the fed-batch, con... |
(Based on Ralph Winter, The Kingdom Strikes Back: Ten Epochs of Redemptive History in Perspectives on the World Christian Movement)
Phase One: 1 – 400 Romans
Possibly Paul's work in Galatia established contacts with Gauls in the West and with other peoples in the northwest of Europe.
The earliest Irish mission compound... |
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Research on the Nature, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Obesity and Diabetes
The purpose of this study is to determine whether the level of FOXA2 expression in fat tissue is a biomarker of insulin resistance. To test this hypothesis, we will perform euglycemic-hyperinsulinemic clamps in normal and obese human subjects to c... |
There are no facts, only interpretations.
- Frederich Nietzsche
When the allegation lacks substance or reality, nothing is required in response.
– Commission of National Inquiry (CoNI)
by Azra Naseem
The idea that an objective truth can exist independent of political power is a myth dating back to Plato. On the contrar... |
The amino-acid sequence (or primary structure) of a protein predisposes it towards its native conformation or conformations. It will fold spontaneously during or after synthesis. While these macromolecules may be regarded as "folding themselves", the mechanism depends equally on the characteristics of the cytosol, incl... |
Winton is a traditional range of oil colors made from moderately priced pigments, formulated for student and amateur artists or more accomplished painters who require large volumes of color within a moderate cost range.
Color Swatch created using heavy application/medium application/50% tint and was applied on acrylic ... |
From 1900 to the early 1920s, an unusual community existed in America's
heartland: Buxton, Iowa, established by the Consolidation Coal Company.
The majority of Buxton's five thousand residents were African Americans -- a
highly unusual racial composition for a state which was over 90 percent white.
At a time when both ... |
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Cleft lip is a fissure causing a gap in the top lip and findings of a new study in American Journal of Epidemiology reveal drinking coffee during pregnancy slightly ups the risk of cleft lip or harelip. Experts compared data on 573 women who had babies with cleft lip and 763 women whose kids did not. Women drinking a d... |
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So last time, Tetra was being enlightened by MC-kun about definitions. This actually arises from MC-kun using prime numbers as a motivating example.
Primes are megas important in mathematics and even more important today. The entire branch of mathematics called number theory is all about studying the properties of prim... |
Mines have been in use as an anti-starship weapon since at least the 2150s - Romulans were known to use cloaked minefields at this time, leading to one incident in which significant damage was inflicted on the NX-01 when it accidentally wandered into such a field.1 Gravitic mines were in use during the 22nd century - t... |
This section provides a short description of all the major objects in the book. This can be printed out as a study guide for students, used as a "key" for leading a class discussion, or you can jump to the quiz/homework section to find worksheets that incorporate these descriptions into a variety of question formats.
P... |
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This section provides a short description of all the major characters in the book. This can be printed out as a study guide for students, used as a "key" for leading a class discussion, or you can jump to the quiz/homework section to find worksheets that incorporate these descriptions into a variety of question formats... |
Off-pump coronary artery bypass; OPCAB; Beating heart surgery; Bypass surgery – heart; CABG; Coronary artery bypass graft; Coronary artery bypass surgery; Coronary bypass surgery
Definition of Heart bypass surgery
Heart bypass surgery creates a new route, called a bypass, for blood and oxygen to reach your heart.
Shabi... |
Table of Contents
There are times when a generic (in the sense of general as opposed to template-based programming) type is needed: variables that are truly variable, accommodating values of many other more specific types rather than C++'s normal strict and static types. We can distinguish three basic kinds of generic ... |
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Bone Loss Stable on Restricted Calorie Diet
TUESDAY Sept. 23, 2008 -- Overweight adults who eat a low-calorie diet that includes proper nutrition can lose weight and fat without experiencing significant bone loss, a new study says.
The study, by the team at Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, La., inc... |
BRI News Archive
A feature article that compiles the scientific evidence for why bird conservation is so critical to humanity. BRI's Adirondack Loon Study is quoted under the section "Winged Sentinels."
Still endangered in Maine, the species is recovering from devastating effects of DDT in the 1960s.
By North Cairn
BRI... |
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Extremes in weather more likely - scientists
Wet areas have become wetter and dry areas drier during the past 50 years due to global warming, a study of the saltiness of the world's oceans by a team including CSIRO researchers has shown.
The intensification of rainfall and evaporation patterns, which is occurring at tw... |
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Clement VIArticle Free Pass
Clement VI, original name Pierre Roger (born c. 1291, Corrèze, Aquitaine [France]—died Dec. 6, 1352, Avignon, Provence), pope from 1342 to 1352.
Abbot of the Benedictine monasteries at Fécamp and La Chaise-Dieu, France, he became archbishop of Sens in 1329 and of Rouen in 1330. He was made c... |
Generalizing Statistical Results to the Entire Population
Making conclusions about a much broader population than your sample actually represents is one of the biggest no-no's in statistics. This kind of problem is called generalization, and it occurs more often than you might think. People want their results instantly... |
6 weeks prior to visit
Review timeline, access online materials
4 weeks prior to visit
Present resources and online educational materials to your school's teachers at a faculty meeting using the website for Tree to Form
- Introduce Tree to Form exhibit using the information provided About the Exhibition.
- Open For Tea... |
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A Boy at War: A Novel of Pearl Harbor
Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers
Publication date: June 2012
Digital Book format: ePub (Adobe DRM)
They rowed hard, away from the battleships and the bombs. Water sprayed over them. The rowboat pitched one way and then the other. Then, before his eyes, the Arizona lifted up... |
Could Crash Modeling Have Saved the Concordia?8 Mar, 2012 By: Robert Yancey
Viewpoint: Event simulation helps automobile manufacturers design safer vehicles — and it can do the same for shipbuilders.
The Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster has generated many questions, but one in particular haunts survivors and onlook... |
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EDEN Wild Rice is hand harvested in canoes from northern Minnesota lakes by the Leech Lake band of Ojibwe. State laws distinguish authentic wild rice as Native harvested using the non-mechanized methods that have been passed on for over a thousand years. EDEN Wild Rice supports traditional culture and helps preserve th... |
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Elements of Network-Based Assessment
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Gibson, D. (2003). Elements of Network-Based Assessment. In C. Crawford et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2003 (pp. 65-71). Chesapeake, VA: AACE.
Retrieved from http://www.editlib.org/... |
Interdisciplinary Middle Years Multimedia Model
The Interdisciplinary Middle Years Multimedia (IMYM) model grew out of the successful curriculum-based research and development project of the same name, which was piloted in the years 1995-2001.
The IMYM model demonstrated how the infusion of information and communicatio... |
A couple of years ago Cary Huang and his brother created this interesting "interactive" visualization of the scale of the the universe. He recently updated and improved it with his Scale of the Universe 2 visual. Learn about the scale of things by zooming in and zooming out. It's certainly an improvement over the earli... |
Dino Eggs…And What's Inside
by Sara F. Schacter
What could be rarer than discovering the egg of a real dinosaur? How about finding the baby dinosaur still inside? In a huge dinosaur nesting ground in Argentina, scientists recently found the fossil remains of six unhatched baby dinosaurs. About a foot long and snuggled ... |
Environment Commissioner and Danish Minister meet 80,000 workers at the EEA
New workers at the EEA
Keeping bees on our roof provides an excellent opportunity for the EEA to get hands-on experience of caring for the productive systems of our planet. Environmental projects like this show how social and environmental bene... |
Since 2000, the folks at Realtime Embedded
have concentrated on helping companies develop embedded systems used in advanced products. Their four primary focus areas are FPGA, Linux, virtual hardware, and multicore processing systems. Realtime Embedded is involved in customer and financed research projects, in house and... |
Saving Lives – Transforming Care
The discovery and development of new medicines and vaccines in Canada makes our communities and our country stronger. It creates jobs and contributes to the sustainability of our healthcare system. But most importantly, new medicines represent some of the most scientifically advanced, s... |
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You may think child poisoning couldn’t happen to your family, but it could. In fact, a child in the U.S. is poisoned every 30 seconds. Many household products and substances can be poisonous. Three important things... |
New tool from the University of Nottingham may help screen patients at risk for VTE
Heart health is a major concern for many Americans, which is why individuals who are hoping to reduce their risk of experiencing a stroke choose to buy Plavix.
Heart health is a major concern for many Americans, which is why individuals... |
for this breed includes an addendum (List of Points in Order
of Merit) which may not be included by the F.C.I.
OF ORIGIN: Ireland.
OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD:
Up to the end of the17th century, Irish Wolfhounds were
used for hunting wolves and deer in Ireland. They were also
used for hunting the wolve... |
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LEDs are commonly used in all kinds of applications. The tiny red and green indication lights found here and there on electronic equipment such as TVs and computers are LEDs. They are very efficient in converting an electric current directly into light, but their use was limited by technical constraints preventing the ... |
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Tim Turner, the Reliability Center Business Development Manager at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE), Albany, NY, blogs about the potential of resistive memory and the reliability challenges the must be overcome.
Resistive Memory, RRAM or Memristors is a hot topic right now. RRAM has the potential... |
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EMF and Brain Function - L1
There has been a lot of research conducted worldwide to investigate possible health effects, including potential health effects on brain function from mobile phones. In relation to radio frequency exposures and health, the general conclusion from the World Health Organization (WHO) is;
"A la... |
Founded in 1836, Emory and Henry is a small, private liberal arts college affiliated with the United Methodist Church and named in honor of John Emory, a Methodist bishop, and Patrick Henry, a hero of the Revolutionary War (1775–1783) and Virginia's first governor. Early on, students worked the college's farm as a way ... |
The island of Ireland has always been highly dependent on energy resources from the international markets. The Republic of Ireland (“ROI”) and Northern Ireland (“NI”) jointly import more than
€7 billion of energy each year. This equates to more than €19 million per day leaving these shores, an amount that is likely to ... |
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Hydraulic fracking is a process of injecting proprietary chemicals into the ground in order to fracture rock and release natural gas. Many parts of North Carolina, mostly outside the Catawba basin, are considered to have good potential for "fracking" to release natural gas deposits.
Overview of Fracking
- Hydraulic fra... |
A Holocaust Glossary
Anschluss, "Joining together," annexation. On March 12, 1938, Hitler annexed Austria to Germany
Antisemitism, Systematic prejudice against Jews. Notice the absence of a hyphen (-); there has never been any such thing as "Semitism." The term "antisemitism" is, properly one word.
Aryan, In the Nazi i... |
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