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Analytical Methods-Polymerase Chain Reaction
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a genetic test which looks for the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that is specific for Legionella. While PCR is not considered the gold standard for Legionella analysis, it may be very useful for quickly determining the prese... |
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Scientific Revolution in the Age of Information
We can safely say that the greatest technological innovation of the past 30 years is the proliferation of the internet. I will qualify ‘greatest’ as influencial, far reaching, across genres, changing more other industries than any other innovation ... |
Some scientists have argued that language is what sets humans apart from all other animals. The Wernicke’s Area is an important part of the human brain that involves understanding language. It was discovered by the German neurologist Carl Wernicke. The Wernicke’s Area is located in the posterior section of the left cer... |
2. Origins of uranium internal contamination
The sources and origins of internal contamination under study by UMRC are derived from artificial, technological and military applications of uranium and transuranic products. Uranium products encompass both naturally occurring and artificially produced actinides and their ... |
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1. not reflecting light; not glossy
- a photograph with a matte finish
Similar word(s): dull, flat, matt, matte, matted
1. a thick flat pad used as a floor covering
Definition categories: man–made
2. mounting consisting of a border or background for a picture
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Eyewitness Identification Procedure
At least theoretically, courts are supposed to root out unreliable identifications.
In thousands of criminal cases each year, the prosecution’s main evidence consists of eyewitness identification. And in over half the cases in which courts free innocent people from prison, mistaken... |
How to cope with blindness in pets
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Just like us, pets can lose their sight, but this doesn’t mean they can’t live happy lives – pets have a canny way of adjusting.
Although modern veterinary care means some vision defects can be treated, some conditions, such as glaucoma, can sadly cause a total loss o... |
Standard Poodle
A Quick Look at the Standard Poodle...
The Standard Poodle is a lovely dog, and is the original and largest in size of the three Poodle varieties. He is a proud and graceful pooch that is good natured and dignified. He enjoys life, is very intelligent, and is considered to be one of the most trainable... |
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The curator at the Nantgarw Pottery museum in Wales demonstrates the use of the jolleying machine, 2006. A craft technique retained in industry or an industrial technique applied to craft? © Marshall Colman
There was a good piece in Ceramic Review a couple of years ago about tableware and studio potter... |
Glossary: Cultural Imperialism
This digitally altered photo re-imagines the iconic World War II image of soldiers raising the American flag.
Cultural Imperialism is the practice of promoting, distinguishing, separating, and artificially injecting the culture or language of one nation in another.
Under this system,... |
Rectangular vs Circular Trampolines
Trampolines have always been that fascinating thing in a playground. When we were kids, we always used to stand in that queue to jump an hour off in those big trampolines where worries would bounce off the head and no evil could touch you. Trampolines are becoming more common day by... |
Is the narrator's voice close to the poet's or is it the voice of a fictional or historical person in The Road Not Taken?
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Let's look at who the poet was:
Robert Frost: Originally born in England, Robert... |
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Enfranchisement of Women and Natives in Territorial Alaska
"Large group of people, some in costume, pose for photograph in front of bunting and American flag; signs held by people on far right advocate women's rights" St. Patrick's Mask Ball, Flat City, Camp A.B. no. 26.
"Gov. Clark of Alaska signin... |
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Q) How often should I brush my teeth:
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Wednesday, December 03, 2008
The History of the Virgin Potamiaena
Abba Isidore tells Palladius a story that he had heard from St. Anthony of a young virgin named Potamiaena who was the servant of a wealthy Alexandrian who wanted to sleep with her. Because she refused, he handed her over to the prefect Basilides revea... |
Interpretive communities
The reception of computer games by children and the young
Carsten Jessen
The work of art only takes on meaning and becomes interesting for the person who knows the code by which it is encoded....Those observers who do not know these codes feel lost, they "drown" in it; for them it appears to ... |
As a vision and prediction, the Future can exist only in conscious mind
The Future consists of possibilities. Word "possibility" came from Latin "possibilis" translates as "what can be done" where the root "posse" means "to be able to". So, possibility means an opportunity to transfer from one condition at present tim... |
Astronomers have discovered traces of the river on Mars
Startling new picture of the European Space Agency found traces of river length of 1,500 km and a width of 7 km, which once flowed on Mars.
The spacecraft Mars Express took off in the photo the top of the river in the region Reull Vallis on Mars, using the High... |
noun, Pathology.
(pathol) Also called renal calculus. a hard mass formed in the kidney, usually composed of oxalates, phosphates, and carbonates
(mineralogy) another name for nephrite
kidney stone n.
A small hard mass in the kidney that forms from deposits chiefly of phosphates and urates. Also called nephrolith.
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or scaphocephalism
[skaf-uh-sef-uh-lee] /ˌskæf əˈsɛf ə li/
noun, Pathology.
premature closure of the sagittal suture resulting in a deformed skull having an elongated, keellike shape.
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Plague Doctor Masks
During the 1300’s a disease ravaged across Europe known as the Black Plague or Black Death. It was believed to have started when infected from China passed the disease onto fleas which in turn, passed it onto other animals and invariably…. humans. An estimated 200 million people were killed because... |
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Leadership Theory and Gang Persistence
A cautionary note anchors this discussion. This discussion in no way promotes or justifies the formation and/or survival of gangs and/or gang related activities.
After reading for class, I turned on the TV and began to watch a program called Gangla... |
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Odobenus rosmarus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Two subspecies are commonly recognized: the Atlantic walrus, Odobenus rosmarus rosmarus (Linnaeus, 1758), and the Pacific walrus, Odobenus rosmarus divergens (Illiger, 1815). A third subspecies has been proposed, the Laptev Sea walrus, ... |
Two-Factor Theory of Emotions: Definition and Relation to the Misattribution of Arousal
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Inner circle (psychoanalysis)
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Freud's inner circle or Secret Committee consisted of Sigmund Freud's most trusted psychoanalysts.
It was set up in 1912–14 to ensure the future of psychoanalysis, in response to several analysts breaking with his theorie... |
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Reyhan the Arab held his breath
While this vision of life and death
Passed above him. “Allahu!”
Cried he. “In all Koordistan
Lives there not so brave a man
As this Robber Kurroglou!”
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Battle over Confederate symbols continues with Mississippi state flag
(CNN)It's the last state flag to feature the Confederate battle emblem, and for a moment after the 2015 Charleston shootings it seemed like its days were numbered.
Several municipalities in Mississippi removed the state flag from government propert... |
Heroin Overdose
Heroin overdose is one of the worst dangers of heroin addiction. The primary effect of heroin is respiratory depression. If too much heroin is ingested, breathing will stop all together and the user will suffocate. Even those who have used heroin for years can overdose when they mix the wrong drugs, or... |
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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Related topics: Nurses, doctors, etc, Death
autopsyau‧top‧sy /ˈɔːtɒpsi $ ˈɒːtɑːp-/ noun (plural autopsies) [countable] especially American English an examination of a dead body to discover the cause of death syn post mortem British English an autopsy re... |
A Hand that reaches out to Arabs and Jews
by Katya Miller
The Hamsa caught my eye early in my formative years as a jeweler, symbolist, and amulet maker. It was much more exotic than the Star of David that represented Judaism. It evoked a middle eastern world of colorful clothing, sacred architecture and the three fa... |
First weekly summary of the scholar year, this week has been especially short due to San Valero ‘s holiday so we have had only two biology classes.
Tuesday 26 of January:
We welcomed Paula, the new (for us first) English assistant. As an introduction to the subject for her we reviewed what we’ve already seen in this... |
Nature in Israel
Israel’s skies, land and oceans boast a massively diverse array of wildlife, flora and fauna. This is due to its positioning between temperate and tropical zones, bordering the Mediterranean Sea in the West and the desert in the East.
Nature in Israel
The skies are a paradise for bird watchers, prov... |
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This morphing method was also used to analyze changes in protein motions, like in domain rearrangement. A popular webserver, where you can get an animated gif of your protein’s motion (assuming you have two distinct conformations)... |
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Cri Du Chat Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
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Monday, September 1, 2014
Why Does Islam Have More Religious Rights Than Christians In The USA?
The following picture is of a sign that was posted in a Wegman's Food Market in New York state:
The sign was put up by the manager (or assistant manager) of one particular store because of a Muslim teenager they had hired... |
Dead Probiotics Caused Weight Loss
Growing evidence shows that probiotics may promote weight loss.
Probiotics are defined as live bacteria that have health benefits when consumed. Research indicates they may even retain some of their health benefits when they’re dead (1).
Recently, Japanese researchers compared the ... |
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_MG_8115“A new baby is like the beginning of all things- wonder, hope, a dream of possibilities.” Eda J Le Shan
Most parents worry about their baby’s senses. While there are tests that can be done to determine the level of development, the first year of life makes a big difference in the development of the ... |
Somewhere deep in the Marshall Space Center, in an unmarked beige hangar, NASA is building a spaceship. A spaceship built with spare parts, scrap hardware from the International Space Stations, a left-over aluminum-lithium cylinder and even museum mockups. One day, it may become the vessel that takes humans to Mars.
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Contrary to popular belief, this painful affliction is rarely caused by too much of the good life. True, an excess of red wine can be contributory factor, but overeating and overindulgence generally are not causes of gout. In fact, it is a disorder of the body chemistry whereby too much uric acid and its compounds (ura... |
Sufferers from this common skin disease can undergo great discomfort and social embarrassment. It can ruin the summer months – psoriasis victims often prefer to keep their bodies under wraps while others are stripping off around them. The condition is not usually itchy but its appearance often makes a sufferer feel ver... |
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
P2P and Javascript
I have been experimenting P2P connection with Javascript (in the browser) over the past few months, it's been quite interesting and it has revealed to me that it could have a lot of potential.
How do I do P2P communication in Javascript ?
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Diagnostic Ultrasound
Ultrasound for websiteUltrasound is a non-invasive procedure that uses sound waves to form an image of a pet’s internal organs. It can be used to scan within the architecture of many internal organs, including the heart and associated great vessels, eyes, reproductive tract, and abdominal organ... |
Thursday, January 07, 2016
Planetary Socialism
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The dream of a just and classless society has long stirred the hopes of women and men, shackled by exploitation, poverty, oppression, and war. The early 19th century labor movement envisioned a cooperative community of producers and many constructed intricate... |
Evangelion Energon Supply
Inventor: Autobots
Date of Invention: Unknown
Uses: Extension of Evangelion operating time and range
The Evangelion Energon Supply (EES) system is designed to help Evangelion units that are not equipped with an S2 organ to operate for an extended period of time. Normally designed Evangelions... |
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Key Points
• Rare fetal anomaly that is incompatible with survival.
• Bones of the cranial vault are absent but facial structures and skull base are preserved. Residual brain tissue is present and floats free in amniotic fluid.
• Likely to be the first trimester precursor to anencephaly.... |
Sunday, October 02, 2011
Quote of the Day
J.L. Austin asked, “Where and what exactly is the surface of a cat?”
Cheryl Rofer said...
Let me put on my full nerd suit and attempt a response.
The link quotes a computer scientist who thinks he is thinking like a philosopher and who obviously knows nothing of surface s... |
Friday, April 25, 2008
ANZAC Day reflections ...
Earlier this year, I joined a friend on a ceremonial visit to a Brisbane cemetery. Part of my friend's Sufi practice involves reminding himself of his mortality by visiting a cemetery every Friday.
As we walked through the Muslim section, we noticed some well-preserve... |
You are being asked to justify, or plan for, the number of children and youth that you are serving in your system. Too few, and you risk underserving your population. Too many, and you risk overpathologizing your population. How do you come up with an estimate of how many children and youth you should be serving?
How ... |
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Moves Like Luigi
My favorite part of 5th grade was when we put a copper strip and a zinc nail into a half a lemon, attached a wire between the metals, and caused that wire to light up a flashlight bulb.
On another occasion, we touched recently-severed frogs' legs during a unit on French coo... |
The tree kangaroo is a marsupial that is primarily found in the far north-eastern rainforests of Australia. Many tree kangaroo species are incredibly rare, and most are decreasing in number. They live in lowland and mountainous rainforests in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, and the far north of Queensland, Australia. They... |
The traditional countries of origin used by UK importers for the past several decades have been India and China. However, more recently these have been increasingly supplemented with supplies from Eastern Europe and the USA.
India produces walnuts exclusively in the Jammu and Kashmir region to the far north and the ce... |
Daily Topic for January 21, 2008
Dan. 2:44
O great King of Kings and Lord of Lords, strengthen our hands, quicken our minds, and encourage our hearts with a vision of Your victorious Kingdom.
Muslim Kenuzi Nubians
The Nubians of Sudan call their home “balad el aman,” a land of peace and security. Historically, how... |
Yesterday, I received the Onion Omega, which I backed on Kickstarter a couple of months ago. Onion Omega is a single board Linux computer, running Open WRT and can be easily connected to the internet (it actually has two WiFi antennas). I believe I paid something around 25$, which I consider a fair price, especially af... |
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leaf mould is a great way to recycle
Making Leaf Mould
If you have lots of leaves that have fallen in the Autumn, making leaf mould is a good way to recycle and make use of a natural material. Leaf mould is created once the leaves have had time to break down and it can be used as a soil conditio... |
Stock Split
Dividing a company's outstanding commons shares into a larger number of shares.
If a company had a three-for-one-split, for example, and a shareholder held 100 shares before the split, they would own 300 shares after the split. But the value of the company equity owned by the shareholder would remain the... |
Photo of marathon runners
Elite athletes are just as prone to getting colds as couch potatoes, say experts [Image: Björn Láczay - Wikimedia Commons]
Couch potato or elite athlete? Find the happy medium to keep colds at bay!
6 January, 2012
Natural Health News — Battling colds and doing (or pledging to do) more exerc... |
Cause of Bipolar Disorder
While bipolar disorder is better understood now than it ever has been before, we still do not have a complete understanding of what causes the disorder. As with many mental illnesses, most experts believe that bipolar disorder develops as a result of a combination of genetic, neurochemical, ... |
Mexican Culture
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B. The purpose of my presentation today is to inform you on the Mexican culture. C. First, I will talk about the early history of Mexico. Second I wil... |
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Yes advertising creates artificial needs How often do you see the media pushing the new "latest and greatest" technology to hit the market, making us think we need to have that when there's n... |
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Activity – buying and selling of goods and services
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The profit is anticipated
Standard of living
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Last year I wrote an article explaining why Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas.
The Hebrew year is 5771 and the Chinese year is 4707. That must mean, the joke goes, that against all odds the Jews went without Chinese food for 1,064 years. In fact, Jewish love for Chinese food is neither hallucinated nor arbitrary. It ... |
##common c++concurrency libraries
Java has language-level support for concurrency + some special concurrency classes in the JDK library.
C/C++ use a library-only approach. C libraries include pthreads and winthreads. I think these are provided by the OS, because these threads are kernel threads.
Many threaded c++ pr... |
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Will Future Generations Care If They Have A Teacher?
I have on several occasions speculated that the model of school where all the students come together and have a teacher teach them is obsolete. I have also speculated that the whole concept of a flesh and blood teacher might... |
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SW Iberian plaques from the Chalcolithic
A new study gives us the opportunity to learn about the mysterious SW Iberian plaques from the Chalcolithic period.
Daniel García Rivero & Daniel J. O’Brien, Phylogenetic Analysis Shows That Neolithic Slate Plaques from the Southwestern Iberian Peni... |
Seven Mindful Practices to Transform Stress
There’s no way to escape it: If you’re alive, you experience stress. It might come in the form of a fast-paced job with tight deadlines, difficulty paying bills, family strife, even negative self-talk. Most of us don’t give a lot of thought to whether repeated daily stressor... |
10 tenets of global citizenship
As a social scientist, here are 10 things that I think should be basic tenets of global citizenship:
1. Physical requisites: either a universal income stipend or a safe-enough job, on which one is periodically tested and found to be capable of performing, which provides enough income... |
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What is Dry Ice?
Dry Ice might be one of the most interesting substances in our laboratory! Is it a solid? Is it a liquid? Is it a gas? It is one of the coolest ways to learn about p... |
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Thursday, November 27, 2014
Information Security Basics Part 3: Cryptography
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In a nutshell, this cartoon depict what cryptography is - hidden writing.
Cryptography has 2 distinct operations:
• Encryption
• Decryption
When we hide a message, we need a way to return it to it original form. A cipher... |
Saturday, 16 May 2009
San Francisco
The City and County of San Francisco is the fourth most populous city in California and the 13th most populous city in the United States, with a 2008 estimated population of 808,976. It is the most densely populated city in the state, the second most densely populated major city in... |
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Comenius in English
I have been clearing from my son’s room the books he has now outgrown – down to the Amnesty International bookshop with them all. Children (I was reminded while doing this) are still given encyclopedias when young, books that offer to tell them everything about the wor... |
Hacked emails slice spam fast
Spam spreads much faster and to more people when it is being propagated by hacked, or otherwise compromised, email accounts rather than legitimate accounts, according to research published in the International Journal of Security and Networks. The insight should help those modeling the dy... |
Gouged out of 350-million year old limestone, the Punkevni Jeskyne (Punkevni Caves) were discovered between 1909 and 1933. Visitors walk through mighty underground spaces and corridors decorated with stalactites and stalagmites, as far as the bottom of the world-famous Macocha Abyss which was formed when the roof of on... |
A dry, high-pitched sound leaps up and resonates in the autumn night sky. Thirty taru-drums are furiously struck simultaneously and there’s an immediate increase in the level of excitement among the dancers and the audience. At the traditional Niigata festival called the Soh Odori, the grand finale consists of the soun... |
Wednesday, 23 April 2014
Let’s not forget why the Aggregates Levy was introduced
When Labour took office in 1997, they set out their plans on environmental taxation and - according to this House of Commons briefing paper - the possibility of a tax on quarrying:
The tax system sends critical signals about the economic... |
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Iran is located in Western Asia, bordering the Caspian Sea, the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf. The country is in transition to a market economy. In recent years, the country’s economy has declined as oil exports fel... |
The benefits due to the balance of a hydraulic system
The benefits due to the balance of a hydraulic system
Probably, anyone who deals with thermohydraulics is aware that with a correct balancing of the heating/cooling systems in existing buildings it is possible to reduce energy consumption even up to 35 per cent.
... |
Oak Island & the Masons
The Author of “Lost Treasure of the Knights Templar” Reports on a Startling New Theory
On a tiny island off the coast of Nova Scotia, a treasure hunt has been going on for an incredible 221 years. During that time it has drawn adventurers of all kinds, including Hollywood entertainers such as ... |
Greek Philosophy Essay Prompts & Topics
For each of the four response papers, you must write at least three typed and double spaced pages on a topic of your choice that concerns the material we have covered in the class so far. Do not spend time summarizing the material, but rather focus on your own thoughts and ques... |
Aging Study Finds Youthful DNA in Older People
Aging Study Finds Youthful DNA in Older People
An interesting bit of research has popped up that suggests that some older people have youthful DNA that the body regulates in a manner more appropriate to someone decades younger. This ties in to various mechanisms of aging... |
5 Historical People That Had A Worse Week Than You
As the week comes to an end, some of us probably had bad weeks. David Cameron certainly did. But don’t worry, as bad you might have had it, or as bad as you feel like you screwed up, some people in history did much worse than you.
The baker who started London’s Grea... |
The Archaeology News Network reports that two masterpieces of early Cycladic art were returned to Greece from Germany on Friday--including one of the largest surviving marble Cycladic idols and a rare example of the Cycladic "frying-pan" vessels made of stone. They had been on exhibit in Germany for thirty-eight years ... |
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Anti-Gouging Laws Prevent Prices from Sending the Right Signals
Their words and policies are supposed to help people during a catastrophe, but the opposite is true. As columnist Matthew Yglesias explains in Slate, stopping price hikes during disasters doesn’t make things better for consume... |
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Romans set for Carmarthen return
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The Romans are returning to Carmarthen to put on an exciting cavalry display!
Roman re-... |
Why You Can’t Have Organic Food Without Soil
Hydroponic farming is missing one very important ingredient, and a whole way of thinking that goes along with it.
Long time supporters of organic food need to realize that the ground is shifting beneath their feet. Rapidly. Ever since the U.S. Department of Agriculture (US... |
Curious Cows
American cattle ranchers in the Southwest invented the cattle guard (or grid) to prevent cattle from migrating across fenced boundaries. A great time saving invention, they allowed somewhat lazy ranch hands in their trucks to carry on without having to stop to open and close gates.
However, the grates we... |
May 28, 2009
Humanity's Surrogate On Mars Nears It's End *UPDATED*
In January of the year 2004, humans from the country called the United States Of America sent towards Mars two remotely operated vehicles named Spirit and Opportunity whose mission it was to explore the Martian geology with some of the most advanced a... |
There was a period when scientists actually believed that chlorophyll could not be absorbed into the human body, since no trace of toxicity could be detected from it. Modern chemists in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries have sadly become that unaccustomed to non-toxic substances. When a controlled st... |
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Convergence of technology
There was a time when a telephone, radio, audio player(tape), newspaper,video player,... had a specific non-overlapping functionality and usage. However now a days one mobile phone with Internet connection and cover for all of these!
1. I think Internet was one of t... |
Monday, 29 September 2014
Dormice and hedgerows
Dormice are a species on the edge of extinction and are heavily protected - there is a known population at Straitgate. For those concerned that archaeological trenching will destroy any of their hedgerow habitat, the method statement agreed between SLR and DCC will have... |
The Civic Challenge
The Civic Challenge is a campaign to transform ourselves from a nation of largely passive and increasingly frustrated citizens into a powerful problem solving force that dramatically increases the power of our communities and our country to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
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Bolor-Erdene Tseren
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The Amber Room
Three hundred years ago, there was a great treasure, which w... |
Scientific Theory vs. Opinion
Scientific Theory vs. Opinion
Many people have the mistaken notion that if a theory is proved ‘true’ then it is concrete. That the theory becomes some kind of absolute law which undergirds the workings of the universe. This is not entirely the case. Cox and Shaw are keen to remind us th... |
More Methylation data to power your research
Methylation refers to the process by which methyl groups are added to the molecule of DNA, resulting in modification of its functions 1. Methylation plays an important role in the control of gene expression - the two main ways in which it does this is by either physically p... |
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6th Social Studies CRCT Review #2 Latin America, Caribbean, & Canada
Part 2 -- Latin America, the Caribbean, Canada
What is NAFTA? What does it do?
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In The Beginning (Genesis 1:1 – 25)
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