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Team members: Manuel Monge, Mayank Raj and Meisam Honarvar-Nazari
Retinal degenerative diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa (RP) and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) are leading causes of blindness, affecting millions worldwide. They damage the photoreceptors, which convert light into electrical signals, but lea... | fineweb-edu |
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Economy in Employment of Constant Capital
(This post is part of an ongoing project: a close reading of volume 3 of Kapital, one post per chapter. I hope that others who are tackling this book for the first time might find my summaries and thoughts useful. I also hope that others might leave their own t... | fineweb-edu |
8 Facts About Postpartum Birth Control
What you should know before choosing a birth control method.
If you just had a baby—and don't want another one quite yet!—here are eight important (and somewhat surprising) facts about postpartum birth control:
1. A new mom can get pregnant before she's even gotten her period. Sin... | fineweb-edu |
Harvesting coalbed methane for energy production
Coal is the most important fossil fuel on the planet, comprising 70% of the total fossil fuel stock. Coal mining is responsible for 11% of total anthropogenic methane emission thereby contributing to considerable to climate change. Attempts to harvest coalbed methane for... | fineweb-edu |
Diplomatic Relations between the United States and the Dominical Republic 1924-1940
Lintner, Jack L.
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The period is significant to American foreign relations because it shows the severe limitations on American power in the underdeveloped world. During the Vasquez and Trujillo governments th... | fineweb-edu |
Rates of high blood pressure have increased globally over the past 25 years.
Researchers estimate that 874 million adults worldwide have a systolic blood pressure of 140 mm Hg or higher. Analyzing data from 844 population-based studies in 154 countries between 1990 and 2015, scientists attempted to assess the relations... | fineweb-edu |
Effects of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on Ocular Development
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Maternal consumption of alcohol (ethanol) can result in a range of alcohol-induced developmental defects. In humans, those collective birth defects are called Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, with the most severe manifestation bei... | fineweb-edu |
The presidents of the United States are some of the most revered (or reviled) men in the nation. They have led our country through wars and economic recessions. Some presidents have inspired us to work for our country, while others have engrossed us in their scandals. Here we have rounded up the chief resources on chie... | fineweb-edu |
The more I read about this, the more confused I become. Illuminance, as I understand it, measured in lux, is the perceived brightness of light on a surface. It's what you'd measure with an incident light sensor. Luminance, then, is how much reflected light you'd perceive looking at that surface. This is what the light ... | fineweb-edu |
Digital Student Portfolios Show What Kids Can Do
When our students leave our schools, what can they point to and say, “I did that”?
The typical artifacts of education they might choose include sports trophies, a diploma, and the cap and gown. But what does any of this tell us about their educational experience? Very li... | fineweb-edu |
Children love to see science experiments that defy their concept of reality. A small amount of bleach delivered with an eye dropper will change the color of colored water, making the color seem to disappear before your students’ eyes. Use this opportunity to tell a story, to bring a visual to more complicated topics su... | fineweb-edu |
The importance of a clean environment and linen for optimal patient care has been stressed upon since the very inception of hospitals. It goes without saying that “supportive” services are indispensable for a hospital to perform in the true perspective and deliver good patient care; besides going a long way in developi... | fineweb-edu |
Aung San Suu Kyi
The Museum bestowed the 2012 Elie Wiesel Award on Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi for her courageous leadership and great personal sacrifice in resisting tyranny and advancing the freedom and dignity of the Burmese people.
Aung San Suu Kyi is recognized internationally as a leading advocate for human d... | fineweb-edu |
Social Psychology GSSC 1046 Online OntarioLearn Email to a Friend OntarioLearn description: Social psychology is the scientific study of how people think about, interact, influence and relate to others. The course will emphasize understanding about how and why individuals behave, think and feel in social situations. Of... | fineweb-edu |
From a young age, we’re taught to believe that lying is a cardinal sin, one that can easily lose us friends, opportunities, and instantly make us seem untrustworthy if we’re find out. However, in spite of how often we’re told that no good can come from lying, that’s not always true. In some cases, lying’s benefits actu... | fineweb-edu |
by Sana Hameed, jaBlog! Blogger
Poetry is a common creative outlet, a way to channel new ideas, but it is also a method of establishing a deep and profound connection with another human being.
In order to establish that relationship, flat words splayed across a page just aren’t enough. This is why spoken word poetry ha... | fineweb-edu |
The world has been fascinated by natural diamonds for centuries. The fact that these minerals can take 1,000,000,000 years in a specific geological environment to form increases its rarity. While diamonds are most commonly known for it shiny, unique appearance, what is even more special is its structure. Diamonds are t... | fineweb-edu |
Recent studies have uncovered the benefits of higher education, showing that college graduates continually outpace their less-educated counterparts in lifetime earnings.
But according to a new report from the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce, college education does little to eradicate widening inequalit... | fineweb-edu |
By Greg Willie
Chemistry is the topic that is concerned with all types of point which we can see or no longer, tangible or intangible. In a manner this topic issues every person. The dictionary, which we're providing, looks after this truth. This dictionary is formulated in this sort of approach that each form of reade... | fineweb-edu |
By Harper Katherine Lower, age 13, The Lowell School, Maryland, USA
Today we make history on the #HistoryHero BLAST!
Behold our first-ever student-authored #HistoryHero post, fulfilling our original goal that the #HistoryHero BLAST be not simply for -- but by -- young people from all over the globe.
Special thanks to H... | fineweb-edu |
The North American XB-70 Valkyrie was an attempt to build the ultimate offensive weapon fo the Cold War - a heavy bomber capable of flying at Mach 3 and reaching targets deep inside the Soviet Union. The aircraft that emerged was one of the most graceful large aircraft ever to fly, and one that looked everybit as fast ... | fineweb-edu |
Underneath the cool autumn sun, University of Indianapolis students dig small holes on the grounds of Prophetstown State Park in West Lafayette, Indiana. Their goal: to find artifacts left behind by Native American tribes as part of an archaeological survey.
Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology Christopher Moo... | fineweb-edu |
Reading Music - Phase One Course Overview:
Music Reading Phase One is a Comprehensive set of project lessons covering the entire 5th reading position on the guitar. Note location charts and drills work to help students memorize the positions of all notes including important sharp and flat tones. Several original and cl... | fineweb-edu |
Two red panda cubs a male and a female, were born at the beginning of August at the Dublin Zoo -- but they have only recently ventured out of the den. From the time they were born their mother, Angelina, kept moving the cubs to different hiding places around the habitat to keep them protected.
Team Leader Eddie O’Brien... | fineweb-edu |
NASA Scientists: Future Megadroughts Could Last 30+ Years 'Thanks to Human-Induced Climate Change'
The drought in California, going into its fourth year, has been in the news, especially since California produces much of the country's food. But a new NASA study, published this week in the journal Science Advances, sugg... | fineweb-edu |
I. THE ANNUNCIATION
We know that the period when Christ was born was amongst the Jews a period of the most lively expectation. The weeks of Daniel had passed, and there was an eager waiting for the coming of the Messias. Amongst other maidens of her race Mary was looking forward and praying to God:
"Rorate cœli desuper... | fineweb-edu |
Example of a process analysis essay example of a process analysis essay - title ebooks : example of a process analysis essay - category : kindle and ebooks pdf. Examples of a process essay click hereessays has been found to be a process essay to the traditional research paper or teacher-based essay, essay. How to write... | fineweb-edu |
Ritu Saini, MD (New York, NY), National Skin Cancer Foundation, “Mohs Surgery, Skin Cancer and Melanoma”
Sharon’s first guest was Dr. Ritu Saini, a Dermatologist, representing the National Skin Cancer Foundation. Sharon noted that malignant melanoma is a skin cancer on the increase (most other cancers are decreasing), ... | fineweb-edu |
Give me an example of a Habitat
Compare and Contrast the Tundra and Grassland
Do you agree with
's outlook on Habitats?
Based on what you know, do you think a toucan would be able to survive in the Tundra/?
What do we remember from last week about Habitats?
What do you think it means to survive?
Evaluate learning at th... | fineweb-edu |
A latch is a form of sequential circuit that has two stable logic states, high or low. A latch maintains its current state indefinitely until a different input signal is received at one of the inputs. Therefore a latch can be used as a memory device, and can store one bit of data.
There are two basic types of circuits ... | fineweb-edu |
In Ancient Greece cubes were a popular game. Homer mentions that the Achaean hero Palamedes invented cubes to keep the besiegers of Troy occupied in their free time.
Cubes played an important role in the art of prediction. Cubes are marked with symbols inspired by Mycenaean culture, related to Family, Love, Power, Weal... | fineweb-edu |
New theoretical calculations call into question what scientists thought they knew about how a neutron star heats itself up.
A neutron star is a super dense star that forms when a large star explodes and its core collapses.
The accepted theory is that nuclear reactions within the star’s thick outer layer contributed to ... | fineweb-edu |
Can rabbits eat beets? Yes, but pay attention to the quantities. How many sugars does a beet contain? The root of the plant provides a lot of energy as beets are very rich in nutrients and sugars. Beets also contain fat, protein, some calcium, phosphorus, and some fiber, and foods that rich aren’t too good for rabbits.... | fineweb-edu |
Nearly half of all children who are brought into the emergency room for head injuries undergo CT scans, according to the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. But a new study suggests for many of these cases, a CT scan may be unnecessary.
Instead, children should be observed in the emergency room for... | fineweb-edu |
The task force report notes that the current NRC approach to regulation includes requirements for protection and mitigation of design-basis events.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Japan Task Force has proposed improvements in areas ranging from loss of power to earthquakes, flooding, spent fuel pools, venting and p... | fineweb-edu |
When many think of fall, they mentally conjure up images of pumpkin picking, hot apple cider, ghouls, and goblins. Rarely do people think of getting their hands dirty in their backyard!
Spring and summer aren’t the only times of the year to get growing. Did you know that fall is actually an excellent time to plant tree... | fineweb-edu |
Fatigued driving is frequent problem
In the last few years, the dangers of distracted driving have become much better known. State after state has passed restrictions against texting while driving and cellphone use behind the wheel.
What is less well known, however, is that drowsing driving can be just as dangerous as ... | fineweb-edu |
Even as the Kepler space telescope was making one amazing planet discovery after another after another over the past year or so, it was dawning on astronomers working on the mission that their ultimate goal would be tougher to achieve than they'd hoped. Kepler, which was launched in 2009, was designed to find Earth-siz... | fineweb-edu |
Note: I was offered the opportunity to present a paper at the Middle Eastern and North African Studies Undergraduate Conference at the University of Arizona, but have had numerous cases of the flu since December and the worst case yet hit the day before the conference. As such, I cancelled my presentation, to my immens... | fineweb-edu |
Science Communicator’s Writing Toolbox
A Versatile Toolkit for Writing about Science
Communicating science is much more than feeding people facts. Science communicators need a diverse toolbox containing instruments for a variety of audiences. From meticulous and clearly explained technical writing to thought-provoking ... | fineweb-edu |
September 9, 1864 (Friday)
As most who study the Civil War for even the shortest lengths of time eventually learn, there was more to it than bullets and politics. There was also illness. Two-thirds of the men who died in the war died from disease. That means that roughly 450,000 soldiers died not from battle, but from ... | fineweb-edu |
When talking about the renewable revolution, what comes to mind? Wind farms in Germany and solar farms in California? Or is it China’s massive wind fleet and India’s solar target for 100 GW by 2022? Of course, all of these visions reflect today’s renewable landscape in their own way. Together, they help tell the story ... | fineweb-edu |
Helping girls define their identity. The adolescent years can be a tumultuous time for girls. It is here when they can loose self-confidence and assertiveness and become more deferential and self-critical. However, a girl who participates in physical activity has a higher self-confidence, feels greater ownership of her... | fineweb-edu |
“Spirited-Prohibition in America,” a traveling exhibition from the National Constitution Center in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities, transports visitors back to the time of flappers and suffragists, bootleggers and temperance lobbyists, and real-life legends, such as Al Capone and Carry Nation... | fineweb-edu |
Tapeworm Infection in Cats
Reviewed by Peter Kintzer DVM, DACVIM on April 8, 2014
It is totally disgusting to think that, in the early 1900s, it was vogue to consume tapeworms as an easy means of weight loss. This same type of tapeworm can sometimes live in your cat’s small intestine, feeding off the food she eats as i... | fineweb-edu |
Imprinted genes are silenced genes, meaning they are not expressed, and can be a normal phenomenon. Humans have two sets of genes, from both their mother and father, and having one set of genes (alleles) imprinted is normally not an issue, as the other gene is present to express the given trait. However if a mutation o... | fineweb-edu |
Welcome to Sky Diary Kidstorm! This page talks about how hurricanes form, hurricane ratings and names, and storm safety.
How do hurricanes form?
Hurricanes are mind-boggling in their size and strength. Modern technology lets us see how big hurricanes are and track them through satellite imagery, while storm-penetrating... | fineweb-edu |
The research paper usually consists of the thesis, but it is not always so the research paper might be on a part of the thesis question and can have stand-alone validity similarities between thesis and research paper: as explained above, the thesis is the research paper in potentia. Types of scientific has a nice serie... | fineweb-edu |
Our 2014 summer series of mini camps kicked off with the Lego LOTR project, Shelob Attacks! In four six-hour sessions, students (age 10–12) made a lego version of a scene from the Lord of the Rings where Frodo gets attacked by a giant spider, Shelob.
We imported the original footage into the animation software which br... | fineweb-edu |
Facial attractiveness is judged by who we are with and how good looking those other people are in comparison to ourselves. The recent study out of the University of London found that a person’s perceived attractiveness ranks higher if they are near others who are deemed less attractive compared to when alone. Although ... | fineweb-edu |
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from datasets import load_dataset
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