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Green energy is more popular due to the economic climate. Using sustainable resources is a great way to keep energy costs down and reduce utility bills in hard economic times. Read on for more ways to use green energy.
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Decoration by means of flutes or channels; a flute, or flutes collectively; as, the fluting of a column or pilaster; the fluting of a lady's ruffle.
Grooves in the shaft of a column.
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Little Known Victims of the Lincoln Assassination
Currier and Ives, The Assassination of Lincoln at Ford's Theater, April 14, 1865. (Photo Source: Library of Congress)
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The Triqui (/ˈtrki/), or Trique, languages are a family of Oto-Manguean spoken by the Trique people of the Mexican states of Oaxaca and the state of Baja California (due to recent population movements). They are also spoken by many immigrants to the United States. ... |
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Are Face Masks a Good Coronavirus Prevention
Are Face Masks a Good Coronavirus Prevention
Wearing a face mask is one of the few preventative measures one can take in order to prevent getting infected with the coronavirus. However, whether everyone from the general public should wear a mask or jot is something about w... |
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If this book doesn’t ignite your child’s curious young mind. Read it again! The Mars rover Curiosity narrates her own story and tells the reading all about her trip to Mars and all kinds of interesting facts about how everything happened... |
The key to reducing long-term costs and risks
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Police Discretion
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One aspect of the criminal justice system that has been debated for many years is that of police discretion. Police discretion is defined as the ability of a police officer, a prosecutor, a judge, and a jury to exercise a degree of per... |
Dental implants are one of the most remarkable technologies of modern medicine. Using them, we can replace a lost tooth with a fully functional new tooth that is indistinguishable from your other teeth.
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Dietary fibres and constipation in kids or adults
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Should Animals Continue to Be Used in Research Experiments?
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Animal experimentation is an established yet controversial practice. Should it continue and what are the alternatives?
In the Western world, the use of animals as a tool to learn about the human body dates back to about 2... |
SDG 2: End hunger, achieve food security and promote sustainable agriculture
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I wasn’t too different than most children who grow up in the United States and take lessons in history — specifically, the history of the United States, and how it came to be. We learned about the pilgrims and the Native Americans, and how wonderfully everything went when the pilgrims settled the colonies in an effort ... |
World Password Day: How does your password measure up?
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Freethought of the Day
There are 3 entries for this date: Nicolaus Copernicus , André Breton and Svante August Arrhenius
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IV. Obscuring Black Support for Punitive Crime Policy
The Harlem NAACP's push for tougher crime laws raises an important question: If many black citizens supported the policies that produced mass imprisonment, how can it be regarded as the New Jim Crow? The Old Jim Crow, after... |
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amfAR-Funded Researchers Look to Antibodies to Cure HIV
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January 3, 2020
The federal government is foolishly planning on setting forest fires intentionally, so they can study them, it says.
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Jan. 3, 1961: America’s first nuclear accident kills three workers at an Atomic Energy Commission research reactor in Idaho Falls, Idaho. An operator pulls a control rod out of the reactor, triggering an out-of-control power surge, partial meltdown, and an explosive release of radioactive steam. One worker is impaled o... |
I have often wondered why no matter how much effort well-intentioned people put into making needed changes in a system such as our economic model, the trajectory remains the same. Specifically, the power of corporations continues to grow, their methods become more exploitative leading to increasing wealth disparity b... |
How The U.S. Electoral College System Works
Who Really Elects the President of the United States?
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Many who have read Harper Lee’s work To Kill a Mocking Bird consider it as classic. I totally agree, who wouldn’t, anyway? One should pay attention to the moral values this work tries to inflict in the reader. Discrimination is considered bad, according to Harper Lee. This is good because the termination of discriminat... |
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Down syndrome is contagious !
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Location of Cowlington, Oklahoma
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A Boy, A Mother, and Passage of the Nineteenth Amendment
One of the great moments in American history occurred on the hot, muggy afternoon of August 18, 1920. The place was Nashville, Tennessee. The issue at hand was whether or not women would be granted the right to vote.
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Fiscal vs Monetary Policy
Fiscal vs Monetary Policy
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Although not everyone knows this, mental illnesses are among the most pressing issues in the world today. Mental health challenges can take a variety of forms. Addiction, anxiety, depression, schizophrenia – they are all there. And, despite the form, coping with mental issues is never easy.
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Susan Jebb, head of diet and obesity research at the Medical Research Council’s Human Nutrition Research Unit has called for fruit juice to be removed from the list of recommended foods that can contribute towards your 5 a day.
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Drawing Information May Increase Your Ability to Memorize It
Drawing Information May Increase Your Ability to Memorize It
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Computers Learn to Play By Rules
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Computers Learn to Play By Rules
SEATTLE – In the 1983 movie War Games, Matthew Broderick's character teaches a wayward Pentagon computer about no-win situations by training it to play Tic-Tac-Toe.
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Driving Senior Safety
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Analyze Placentas
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It’s clearly not as iconic as the Tower Bridge, with its hydraulic flipping deck, nor does it have the impressive scenery of the City behind, like other crossing points have, but Albert Bridge can stand out through its own aspect alone. Well, at least two other bridges in the capital share a similar architecture (Chels... |
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Comet Borisov is now 2I/Borisov
Because the comet that amateur astronomer Gennady Borisov discovered in August is actually the second interstellar object ever discovered that is entering the solar system, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) has decided to dub it 2I/Borisov, honoring its disco... |
Adaptive Learning 101 – What, How, and Why
Adaptive Learning 101 – What, How, and Why
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