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There is perhaps no sound so recognizable as the first drone of a bagpipe. That sustained note acts as harmony to the melody, which is fingered by the piper on the chanter. These days, bagpipes are most commonly connected with the Scots, but pipes have a long history in Ireland, as well.
The Great Irish Warpipes, which... |
How to protect your hearing and keep ears safe
About 1 in 10 adults has damaged hearing which can be caused by loud music and noises. Here's Newsround's guide to keeping your ears safe.
Why does loud music harm our ears?
Our ears are sensitive instruments and loud music can damage tiny hairs inside the ear that help us... |
Everybody has heard the rumor: alcohol kills brain cells (just the weak ones, joked a comedian). And if the rumor were true, surely the effect would show up after decades of drinking.
With the same large group of twins that they are using in the Duke Alzheimer's disease study (see article), Joe Christian and his collea... |
NIH offers online advice for older drivers
While many older people continue to drive safely into their 70s and beyond, age-related changes including declines in vision and hearing plus slower reaction times can impact driving ability. Certain health conditions and medications can also affect driving skills in older peo... |
The water runs low at Lake Harbor park in Norton Shores, Mich. Lake Michigan's water levels set record lows in January. / Kimberly P. Mitchell, Detroit Free Press
NEW BUFFALO, Mich. - This town has 1,884 residents and almost 1,000 boat slips filled by summer visitors, so low water levels in Lake Michigan threaten its e... |
Many people simply do not like to drink tap water. And would rather consume water in a more palatable form like vitamin enriched water or flavored water.
Many sports enthusiast might insist bottled water is better. Dehydration is dehydration. And it is more important to focus on drinking the proper amount of water each... |
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|Primary Immunodeficiency (PI) affects as many as 1 million Americans and 10 million worldwide. Yet, it is just beginning to receive widespread attention.
When a defect in the immune system is carried through the genes, it is called a Primary Immunodeficiency. More than 150 Primary Immunodeficiency diseases have been i... |
History of Science Museum
The History of Science Museum covers the highlights of the historical aspect of science in Egypt during the Pharaonic and Hellenistic eras, as well as, during the golden age of the Arab Islamic world.
Press play for a virtual tour of the History of Science Musuem.
Back to History
Click on the ... |
Republic of Panama
The southernmost of the Central American nations, Panama is south of Costa Rica and north of Colombia. The Panama Canal bisects the isthmus at its narrowest and lowest point, allowing passage from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean. Panama is slightly smaller than South Carolina. It is marked by ... |
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I am learning astrology and wonder [in light of Pluto's reclassification to dwarf planet] – what would one do without Pluto??
I don’t know what one would do without Pluto, but I’d love to find out – maybe I can get a Pluto-ectomy! Oh, wait… I guess we all did.
The short answer is that astrologers still overwhelmingly u... |
Capital: Honolulu (on Oahu)
State abbreviation/Postal code: Hawaii/HI
Governor: Neil Abercrombie, D (to Dec. 2014)
Lieut. Governor: Shan Tsutsui (to Dec. 2014)
Senators: Mazie Hirono (D) (to Jan. 2019); Brian Schatz, D (to Dec. 2014)
U.S. Representatives: 2
Historical biographies of Congressional members
Atty. General:... |
We believe that textbooks should teach critical thinking. | About BJU Press
What is “Critical Thinking”?
Nearly everyone in educational circles uses the term “critical thinking”—in fact, it is so commonly used that it has become almost meaningless. Just what is critical thinking—and what is it not?
Let’s start with wha... |
Imagineyou’re at the helm of a 747 commercial airliner, cruising over the Rocky Mountains. Alone in the cockpit, you’re on your third cup of coffee, having long since resorted to taping your eyelids open to keep from falling asleep. You’re exhausted.
Above your head, one of the vast constellation of instruments surroun... |
The following glossary provides definitions for terms and descriptions for acronyms that are used in the AML Handbook. This glossary does not supersede definitions in relevant laws or regulations.
Abandoned Mine: An abandoned hardrock mine on or affecting public lands administered by the BLM, at which exploration, deve... |
A box girder bridge is a bridge in which the beams are made up of box shaped girders. The box girders consist of concrete, steel or a combination of both. Most of the modern elevated structures are built on the basis of the box girder bridge. Most of us have travel on the box girder bridges regularly. The most common e... |
Heart of Darkness Topic Tracking: Wilderness Imagery
Wilderness Imagery 1: Marlow describes for his shipmates the wild state of nature that must have existed when the Romans first visited England.
Wilderness Imagery 2: Marlow watched the jungle from his ship, seeing pure wilderness for the first time.
Wilderness Imager... |
Scientists gets further evidence that Mars once had oceans
Mars, our neighbor, once the dreams of science fiction writers and astronomers, one of which only wrote about the live that could have lived on Mars, and still might; while the other seeks to prove that there might actually have been life on that red planet eon... |
Both experts and upstarts claim to see unlimited potential in shared wisdom. Yet seasoned mentors too often advise clever cronies to operate much like themselves, with little regard for rapidly changing horizons.
Mindguides Invite Mutual Mentoring
Few would disagree – it’s time to shift tutoring approaches to reflect m... |
Its an interesting question. But since doctors dont really know the answer, youve caught the scientific community napping as well. Even so, several things come to mind.
The first thing to consider is the possibility that you nap because you have daytime sleepiness. If so, then what might be the cause?
- Do you take any... |
Educator Resources for Treefrog Treasure
Treefrog Treasure is a platformer game that allows students to practice math concepts as they explore different worlds as a frog character. When certain obstacles are reached, students must properly identify a target symbol, whole number, or fraction on a number line to collect ... |
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What Is It?
A Morton's neuroma is a benign (noncancerous) swelling along a nerve in the foot that carries sensations from the toes. The reason the nerve starts to swell is unknown. But once swelling begins, the nearby bones and ligaments put pressure on the nerve, causing more irritation and inflammation. This produces... |
Children with low muscle tone often have delayed motor skills, muscle weakness, and / or coordination and balance problems. (Essentially the muscles lack stamina. The muscles don't have the energy to keep working at a normal level.) Children diagnosed with hypotonia can have varying degrees of severity of muscle weakne... |
The Current Surface Analysis map shows current weather conditions
, including frontal and high/low pressure positions, satellite infrared
(IR) cloud cover
, and areas of precipitation
. A surface weather analysis is a special type of weather map that provides a view of weather elements over a geographical area at a spe... |
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What is cancer of breasts?
Breast cancer is the most prevailing forms of cancer these days that is found within the American women more than anything else and it’s the third most found cancer types all over the world which is why it’s such a threat and dangerous condition for almost every female who lives on the planet... |
The African continent has not benefited adequately from its vast natural resources, including water, due to lack of sound policy and governance frameworks to ensure sustainable and equitable allocation as well as use and management of the available resources.
This was said yesterday by Zanzibar Second Vice-President Se... |
Surface area is a two-dimensional property of a three-dimensional figure. Cones are similar to pyramids, except they have a circular base instead of a polygonal base. Therefore, the surface area of a cone is equal to the sum of the circular base area and the lateral surface area, calculated by multiplying half of the c... |
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EḴTĪĀRĀT (choices, elections), a term used in Islamic divination and astrology in at least four principle meanings:
1. It refers to hemerologies in which each of the thirty days of a month, either synodic or conventional (e.g., the Persian hemerology), is characterized as being good (saʿd) or bad (naḥs) for undertaking... |
Pacific's brawn drain is world rugby's gain
Back then ... the 1961 Fijian team in Australia. Photo: Australian Rugby Union Archives
Some call it modern-day blackbirding. Australia stopped using Pacific islanders in sugar fields 95 years ago but they are back, on the playing fields this time carrying the hopes and dream... |
Breakthroughs bring the next two major leaps in computing power into sight
Breakthroughs might make quantum computing, replacement for silicon practical within a decade
One of the best things about covering technology is that you're always on the edge of a completely new generation of stuff that will make everything co... |
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Elpidio QuirinoArticle Free Pass
Elpidio Quirino, (born Nov. 16, 1890, Vigan, Phil.—died Feb. 28, 1956, Novaliches), political leader and second president of the independent Republic of the Philippines.
After obtaining a law degree from the University of the Philippines, near Manila, in 1915, Quirino practiced law unti... |
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course through Hamburg
...the southeast of the old city, the Elbe divides itself into two branches, the Norderelbe and the Süderelbe, but these br... |
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And Wallace was impetuous. While Darwin fully understood the implications of his theory, holding back publication because he knew he would upset believers, including his wife, Wallace plunged in, happy to upset society. He didn’t give a damn, said Jonathan Rosen, in an essay on Wallace in the New Yorker magazine last y... |
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King of England
An invitation, signed by a representative selection of James’s opponents, was dispatched on July 10 (Old Style), and on November 5 (November 15, New Style) William and his army landed at Brixham on Tor Bay in Devon and proceeded almost unopposed to London. James fled to Fran... |
No Holiday As Joyous
Tu B’Av (The Fifteenth of Av) is no longer the well-known holiday on the Jewish calendar that it was in ancient times. In fact, in Talmudic times it was said: “There were no holidays so joyous for the Jewish People as the Fifteenth of Av…” (Ta’anit 26b).
On Tu B’Av, the unmarried maidens of Jerusal... |
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Antônio de Castro Alves, (born March 14, 1847, Muritiba, Braz.—died July 6, 1871, Salvador), Romantic poet whose sympathy for the Brazilian abolitionist cause won him the name “poet of the slaves.”
While still a student Castro Alves produced a play that brought him to the attent... |
ALEXANDER THE GREAT:(Redirected from GEBIHA B. PESISA.)
- —In Jewish Legend:
- Samaritan Intrigue.
- The Ten Questions of Alexander to the Sages of the South (Tamid, 31b et seq.):
- Alexander's Journey to the Regions of Darkness (Tamid, 32a):
- The Amazons (Tamid, ibid.; PesiḲ. ix. 74. 74a etseq.; Lev. R. xxvii.; Tan.,... |
On the bicentennial of the War of 1812, What So Proudly We Hailed looks at this formative yet misunderstood period in American history through the lens of 21st century America. This provocative book asks, among other questions: What did America learn—and what did it not learn—from the experience? How did it help shape ... |
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The Jewish Month
By Chaim Issacson
The world has two time measuring cycles, the sun and the moon. As all know, the sun takes some 365 and a quarter days to make a yearly cycle. The moon, on the other hand, makes a cycle every 29 and a half days. This means that it difficult to measure years using the lunar cycle.
The w... |
How many times have you typed a wrong internet address into your web browser? It must have happened to you at least once. Maybe instead of “Facebook” you typed “Fcebook” while rushing to access your Facebook profile?
You’d think that such an honest mistake doesn’t cost you anything. After all, you do no harm. But with ... |
Me and my mom are having an agrument about how to solve this problem. 27 / (5+4) * 19= she says the answer is 57 and I say the answer is 6 with a remainder of 9..can you please tell me who is right. Thank you.
I need help labeling complements in my sentences. I am not sure if I am doing this correctly or not. Could you... |
This is an introductory level presentation exploring the various definitions of the term "environmental sustainability" and the connection between climate change and human population growth and its impact on the viability of the earth's systems.
To explore the various perspectives of the term "environmental sustainabil... |
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Some school districts are returning to an old idea, AP reports. They’re grouping students by performance rather than age. The boldest experiment will start in Kansas City, Missouri schools this fall when 17,000 students will switch to the new system.
Students — often of varying ages — work at their own pace, meeting wi... |
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Book Description: By encouraging students to explore the challenges and opportunities managers face in the business environment, the sixth edition of this successful text provides students with a solid foundation from which to build upon their business knowledge. This thought-provoking book helps students to understand... |
The Library of Congress has recently digitalized a collection of over 10,000 photographs, taken by the "American Colony" in Jerusalem, a group of Christian utopians who lived in Jerusalem between 1881 and the 1940s. The photographers returned to the US, and bequeathed their massive collection to the Library of Congress... |
Focusing on Cancer Stem Cells
Many solid tumors appear to have a small population of stem cells that are partially resistant to chemotherapy and can perpetuate themselves indefinitely. These cancer stem cells thus far have been isolated from breast and brain tumors as well as blood. The exact origin of these cancer ste... |
Ever promised yourself that this year you were definitely going to give that bad habit the flick, only to give into your vice again after only a couple of hours? Well, the good news is that ‘bad’ habit may not actually be as harmful as you think. Here are 10 common ‘bad’ habits that are actually good for your health.
M... |
Garden Guide '10: The Right Tools
The Easy Bloom Plant Sensor shows which vegetables, fruits, herbs, flowers, trees, shrubs or houseplants will grow where, indoors or out.
There are so many different types of gardening tools available. How do you know which ones you'll really need?
For starters, you'll need something t... |
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When you are injected with the flu vaccine, your body reacts as if it has been infected with the actual living virus and makes antibodies that provide immunity against the real virus. These antibodies remain at high levels for only six to nine months. These waning antibody levels are one reason why you need to be revac... |
Scientists find trick to reverse moral opinions
(CBS News) A new study finds that a person's moral compass is surprisingly easy to throw off. With nothing more than a clipboard, a survey and a small patch of glue, researchers were able to get participants to not only subconsciously change their minds but even argue the... |
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It's been nearly 10 years since Tropical Storm Allison devastated the Houston area with 40 inches of rain. The floodwaters shut down hospitals, destroyed thousands of homes and killed 23 people in Texas. The storm caused flooding the first time it passed over the bayou city on June 4, 2001. But the worst flooding came ... |
Mexico scrambles to cope with egg shortage
A city worker sells eggs at government subsidized prices as people line up outside the city truck in Mexico City, Friday, Aug. 24, 2012. The Mexican government is battling an egg shortage and hoarding that have caused prices to spike in a country with the highest per-capita eg... |
'Huge' Gaps In Mental Health Care For Children, Experts Warn
NBCNEWS.COM - The U.S. mental health system has huge gaps that prevent many
children with psychological problems from receiving effective treatment
that could prevent tragic consequences later in life, experts told U.S.
lawmakers on Thursday.
Just over a mont... |
Strategic Plan - Disabilities & Disparities
Priority: Identifying and reducing disparities in key health indicators, including obesity, among children, youth and adults with disabilities.
What is the Problem?
- Obesity rates for children and adults with disabilities are 38 percent and 57 percent higher than rates for c... |
Kidney Stones in Children
On this page:
- What is a kidney stone?
- What is the urinary tract?
- Are kidney stones common in children?
- What causes kidney stones in children?
- What are the signs and symptoms of kidney stones in children?
- What types of kidney stones occur in children?
- How are kidney stones in chil... |
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Asthma is a lifelong disease that causes wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and coughing. It can limit a person's quality of life. While we don't know why asthma rates are rising, we do know that most people with asthma can control their symptoms and prevent asthma attacks by avoiding asthma triggers and correc... |
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Our last blog post in which we discussed our favourite animated films prompted us to think back to animations we have enjoyed from childhood. Some of the best loved animations of all time date back to the 1920s where Walt Disney and Warner Brothers revolutionised the industry. The earliest version of Mickey Mouse was c... |
Announcements: World Stroke Day — October 29, 2012
Monday, October 29, is World Stroke Day 2012. Approximately 795,000 strokes occur annually in the United States. One of the leading causes of disability, stroke occurs among all age groups, including newborns, children, young adults, and older adults (1). One in six pe... |
Our district has created a process for the Response to Intervention which we call A4L (Assessment for Learning). Regardless of the name of the program, the work that happens to help support students is sound. Our teachers understand that the first two levels of intervention are done in class. When a student requires so... |
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- Transitioning from malaria control to elimination: the vital role of ACTs
Trends in Parasitology, Volume 29, Issue 2, 1 February 2013, Pages 60-64
Heiner Grueninger and Kamal Hamed
AbstractA... |
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Caster Semenya, the South African runner who won the women’s 800-meter race at the World Track Championships in Berlin last month, has been unofficially declared intersexed. If she is, it means that she was born with some discrepancy between her external genitals, internal sex anatomy (ovaries or testes and her hormone... |
We seek the solution to the linear system of equations
Iterative methods, unlike direct methods, generate a sequence of approximate solutions to the system that (hopefully) converges to the exact solution. After k iterations, we obtain an approximation to the exact solution as:
where is the residual after k iterations.... |
Act Feb. 29, 1888, ch. 17, 25 Stat. 41
, which enacted sections
of this title, is popularly known as the “Submarine Cable Act”.
The protection of submarine cables was made the subject of an international convention between the United States and Germany, Argentine Confederation, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Brazil, Costa R... |
Could the Pap smear, which is already commonly used to detect cervical cancer, also be used to find endometrial and ovarian cancers? A small study suggests that may be possible in the future.
Scientists at Johns Hopkins have found that cervical fluid collected during a routine Pap smear can be used to detect both types... |
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INTRODUCTION TO LAYOUT DESIGNING.
Hello, & welcome back to Firewire, your friendly guide
to the exciting world of web-design & web-solutions!
While developing a website or any design we have to take some
precautions of aesthetic aspect. Behind every good design
there is a good layout. In case, we are wondering about ho... |
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September 5, 2008
Tracking Down the Menace in Mexico City Smog
Contact: Paul Preuss, (510) 486-6249
BERKELEY, CA – A new report by scientists who are part of the international MILAGRO Campaign indicates that some of the most harmful air pollution in Mexico City may not come from motor vehicles but instead originates wi... |
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Hydrates are crystalline solid compounds formed from water and smaller molecules in hydrocarbon fluids such as methane, ethane, propane, nitrogen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide.
Hydrates are a nuisance, since they can block pipelines leading to stoppage of pipeline transportation operations and hence are an impor... |
Author and Audience: The book of 2 Thessalonians was written by Paul and addressed to the church at Thessalonica (see 2 Thessalonians 1:1; 3:17). Paul wrote this letter around A.D. 50–51 (see Bible Dictionary, (“Pauline Epistles,” p. 743).
Historical Background: The similarities between this letter and 1 Thessalonians ... |
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