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Another in a series of books attempting to restore the life and career of Ulysses S. Grant into proper historical perspective. Undoubtedly the most popular man in America at the time of his death in 1885, his reputation has taken a beating in the years since the end of Reconstruction. Due t... |
Even if beef from one infected cow got into the food supply, the chances that any consumer would develop mad cow disease are extremely low, experts on the disease say.
''One can derive a fair bit of comfort from statistics and epidemiology,'' said Dr. Fred Cohen, a professor of pharmacology at the University of Califo... |
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When your child has a viral cold or hay fever, the linings of the nose and sinus cavities swell up and produce more fluid than usual. This is why t... |
Pilates History
Pilates is a method of corrective exercise that strengthens and tones the entire body. The exercises emphasize the core muscles (primarily abdominals and inner thighs to support the back) while also conditioning and lengthening the whole body. The movements are flowing, precise and challenging, and re... |
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Life Lessons to Teach Your Kids Out of the Classroom
Whether your little ones are taught in a traditional school environment, or they are home schooled; there are life lessons that they will need to learn outside of a classroom. Children are extremely perceptive and will become little sponges f... |
Blog: British Columbia's Wolf Extermination Plan
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In April, the British Columbian government released its management plan for the grey wolf. The plan drastically outlines a government out of step with ecology and in step with industry.
The executive summary states that the grey wolf is a t... |
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Justice in the Orestia. A look at the contrasting views of justice in Greece, and the transition to a deliberative for of justice.
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The ritual murder of Saint Simon of Trent.
Whenever the accusation of ritual murder is made against the Jews they always claim that this a libel against them and act as if this has already been proved somewhere. They rely upon people’s incredulity that a group of people living in their midst could car... |
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Depression And Women Are Very Much Linked
Depression is a severe condition that’s caused by changes in hormone levels, stress, certain medical conditions, difficult life circumstances or grief. It is more than feeling ‘down’. The WHO characterises ... |
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[How-To] Detect memory leaks in Javascript
Many web developers often develop websites which results in memory leaks when viewing the websites in Internet Explorer. Most of these memory leaks often occur because of circular references between Javascript object and objects within IE’s DOM.
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If you were a kid when the Internet was invented and made available for all the people, you might be wondering what popular and old websites like Google, Amazon looked like when they were first launched.
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The girl with the tattooed face, Olive Oatman, became something of a legend, but she started out as an ordinary girl.
Olive Oatman and her younger sister, Mary Ann, were kidnapped by Indians in 1851. They eventually ended up living with a tribe of the Mojave, where they were both tattooed with distinctive ... |
1965: Sukarno, hearing of the unauthorized cooperation between the Indonesian and Malaysian militaries, orders the arrest and execution of the responsible officers on charges of sedition and treason. While Sukarno is successful in arresting the officers in question, Lee steps in before they can be executed, arguing tha... |
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What is the effect of biofuel crops on local environment?
When reading my local paper, I saw a headline which said, “Site assessments available for biofuel crops.” There is basically a call for landowners who have 20+ acres in that rural area to grow biofuel crops on their land to I guess spur some economic growth. M... |
The burr oak attains immense size in Indiana and some other Northern States. A gentleman living in Marion County, Indiana, told the writer: "The bun-oaks in this neighborhood attain the diameter of six feet, and with a stem, in one instance, of sixty feet high without a limb." The following description of the burr oak ... |
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Saturday, September 26, 2015
The MP40 submachine gun
In our last post, we studied about the German MP38 submachine gun. In today's post, we will study its successor, the MP40 submachine gun.
The MP38 submachine gun was a pretty successful design and performed the tasks that it was designed for well. However, it coul... |
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Hermes and Thoth
In the previous post, I attempted to show that there was not much validity in the claim to the discovery of "ancient Egyptian Wisdom" during the Hermetic revival of the Renaissance. I then posed the question: But certainly there was some Egyptian influence, wasn't there?
There... |
А. І. Makhinko To The Historical Portrait of Theophan Prokopovych
National Technical University of Ukraine «Kyiv Polytechnic Institute»
The article highlights the stages of life Theophan Prokopovych, an outstanding
theologian, philosopher, teacher and writer. Its artistic heritage became the property
of the Russian a... |
Using Dynamic Script Tags
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
One of the known problems in using XMLHttpRequest is that one can't make a request to a different domain than where the web page is coming from. It's a big limitation for some of the applications. There are some knows workarounds. For example, in IE we can cha... |
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Westwood Raised Garden Beds
Food security is taught and addressed in all agricultural education classes taught at Westwood High School in Mesa, AZ. Nutrition is a huge issue in many schools across the nation because of the easily accessib... |
Saturday, May 21, 2011
So you think you know books? Try this quiz about literature
1. Who wrote The Raven?
2. What was the name of the real-life sailor whose story influenced the writing of Robinson Crusoe?
3. How many books did author J.R.R. Tolkien originally envision The Lord of the Rings to entail?
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Peering at flowering cracks in the road
Peering at flowering cracks in the road
Whenever he walks along a street, Hirokazu Tsukaya loses his awareness of traffic as he becomes preoccupied with peering into such spots as the differences in levels between the sidewalk and the street or the bases of utility poles.
The ... |
eParticipation to support the Information Society
eParticipation lives in the Internet.
The Internet technologies that help us to organise and share information are changing the way we live and work: we live in an Information Society. The EU aims to update our legal frameworks to promote positive, creative and saf... |
Sentencing & Sentencing Options
If a person is found guilty or pleads guilty, a judge must decide what sentence to impose. Sentencing can be a confusing topic, because judges usually have many different sentencing options. Judges are given a great deal of discretion when deciding what sentence to impose, but they are ... |
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Monday, September 30. 2013
Today's schedule is A-AG-B-C-D
A Block Law 9/10 - Today we are in the library so that you may continue your work on the Clue Us In crime scene investigation project. Please remember that the library has books on forensic investigation and I have books on crime s... |
We All Think We're Too Smart For Ad Campaigns
If you've ever watched a weight loss commercial or stared at a flu shot advertisement on the train and thought "Who would fall for this?" then you've experienced the third-party effect. It traces back to WWII propaganda and refers to when people view mass media messages a... |
Benefits of emotional detachment.
Emotional detachment is a state characterized by calm, is the ability to not be influenced by the people around you, the events or the avalanche of your own thoughts.
Emotional detachment helps you keep your balance and not take things in a very personal manner.
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“Memory cannot be defined, but it defines mankind.” ~Ghost in the Shell
“Until the process is fully completed, memory remains vulnerable to disruption.” ~Larry Squire and Eric Kandel, Memory: From Mind to Molecules
Where would we be without our memories? Our memories shape us, comfort us, teach us, trouble us. From t... |
Developing your Theme
In any literary work there must be a controlling idea: the theme of the literary work. The controlling idea of a poem is the idea that continuously developes through out the poem, by sets of key words that identify the poet‘s subject and his/her attitude or feeling about it.
It may also be sugge... |
Anxiety/Social Anxiety
The occurrence of anxiety is a powerful reminder of the mind body connection that exists. Anxiety is both a set of physiological reactions that occur in your body, such as trembling, heart racing, sweating, and a set of beliefs or assumptions that are affecting your thoughts and behaviors. Panic... |
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Obama Honors Confederate Soldiers: But, If America Has Changed, Then Some Traditions Should Too
Should the President of the United States honor Confederate soldiers who, among other things, fought to keep slavery a way of life in the South?
President Barack Obama sought to avoid racial controv... |
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The practice of law is basically divided into two categories, criminal law and civil law. Criminal law involves prosecution by the government of persons who commit crimes and are subject to punishment such as incarceration... |
Religious Support of Evolution Taught In Schools?
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A Seattle-based think tank is expressing outrage over an effort to promote "religious Darwinism" in public schools.
The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) and the University of California Museum of Paleontology have spent nearly half-a... |
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Thank you Charles Messier
I didn't take this picture, NASA did. I'm nowhere near that good with my astrophotography yet. The subject of the picture has a rather interesting story though. Some might recognize it as the Crab Nebula, and it is a remnant of a supernova.
The Crab Nebula has a ... |
Why many respected black leaders oppose school vouchers but promote school reform
June 2, 2017
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The following was written by Paul Ruffins in response to multiple Citizen Ed pieces that challenged black leaders for not supporting school choice. We appreciate hearing from a va... |
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Constraint Programming meets Data Mining
Every day, many problems of resource allocation, planning and scheduling, also known as constraint satisfaction or optimization problems, are solved by advanced software that does not exploit the vast amount of data that are continuously generated by the technology supporting t... |
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Printers and the Scottish Diaspora
Migration was a key tool for building the social, cultural, and economic infrastructures of the “British Dominion” throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Between 1840 and 1940, an estimated 15 million people left the British Isl... |
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World’s First Lab-Grown Chicken Strips Announced
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Americans love chicken. In fact, it’s the most popular meat in the United States. Americans eat more than eight billion chickens per year. But bringing all of that chicken to the dinner tab... |
Cadet Corps Commanders
First Captain 2The Cadet Corps Commanders, called First Captains after Eisenhower’s 1963 visit, were the highest-ranking Cadet. They were the personification of the PMC Cadet. In the eyes of Rooks, they were “God-like figures.” To the Upper Classmen, they were responsible for maintaining the mor... |
Friday, August 7, 2009
Late Blight of Tomatoes
Home gardeners and commercial tomato producers in the Eastern and Southern US face a potential tomato crop failure this summer. The problem is called late blight and is caused by a fungus.
What are the symptoms?
There are several different fungal diseases of tomatoes, ... |
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Collapsible A was one of the four collapsible boats of the RMS Titanic that was placed starboard and had a maximum capacity of 47. The boat was never launched, when the crew tried to faster it to the davits, there wasn't any time left. The boat drifted off ... |
Thursday, August 20, 2009
The Monarch as Supreme Judge
"There is a great difference between the 'form' and the 'content' -- or purpose -- of the State. The latter is its essential raison d'etre, its very soul. The former corresponds to the bodily form of a living being. The one can certainly not exist without the oth... |
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Islam Akhun was an Uyghur con-man from Khotan who forged numerous manuscripts and printed documents and sold them as ancient Silk Road manuscripts. Since the accidental discovery of the Bower Manuscript in 1889 such texts had become much sought after. The imperial powers of the time ... |
DIY a Chaos: Drawing Apparatus
Spirograph is a geometric drawing toy that produces mathematical curves of the variety technically known as hypotrochoids and epitrochoids. It was developed by Denys Fisher a British engineer and first sold in 1965. Apart from their weird mathematical basis, till this very day, we have s... |
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Leadership Traits of The Legendary Leader William Wallace
Leadership is one of the most admirable traits in the long history of mankind. Almost every nation and era has seen the rise (and sometimes fall) of great leaders; men and women who changed history for the better, who made a dent in the universe, who irreversib... |
The Psychology of Ambition
On why it is necessary to identify the positive and negative factors that make a person ambitious…
So, the topic now is ambition. Psychology is varied in its approach to different human traits and like every other attribute that defines humans, ambition could be explained with different psy... |
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If you go to school, you're likely to encounter some people who are just not nice! Jerks at your school might tease you, call you names, spread r... |
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Mister a conventional title of courtesy, usu. abbreviated and placed before a man's last name or title of office. [3 definitions]
Mister Charlie (offensive slang) a white person, or whites collectively.
misterioso in a mysterious manner (used as a musical direction).
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Recovery of Oil: the Myths, Reality, Mechanisms
Economic development of mankind is a sine curve: a rise is eventually replaced with decline and vice versa. The only change is duration of each state. It is inevitable that individual countries and the entire international community will periodically appear in economic c... |
Cosmogenic 10Be ages on boulders from the Saglek Moraines of the Torngat Mountains, Labrador, suggest that the moraines were deposited in their type area 13.4 ± 1.5 ka. The 10Be ages on boulders from similar moraines in a valley system 100 km north of the type area yield a mean age of 12.0 ± 2.1 10Be ka. These data sup... |
Google wants to solve renewable energy storage with salt and antifreeze
One of the arguments against solar and wind is that the renewable energy sources are intermittent and thus unreliable — the sun doesn’t always shine and the wind doesn’t always blow. Storage is the key to unlocking the full potential of renewables... |
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The Canada goose (Branta canadensis) is a large wild goose species with a black head and neck, white patches on the face, and a brown body. Native to arctic and temperate regions of North America, its migration occasionally reaches northern Europe. It has been introduced to the United... |
The Thai Bhikkuni and their role in promoting female empowerment in Thailand
The majority of people in Thailand are devout Buddhists, with over 95 percent of the country following Buddhism and its entailed traditions and practices. Buddhism therefore, of course, plays an integral part in the culmination of Thai cultu... |
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Philosophy Lexicon of Arguments
Perception, philosophy: perceptions are conscious or unconscious processings of changes of state or events in the environment or within a living organism. Perceptions are happening in the present. Memories and imaginations are not perceptions. In language usage the expression of percept... |
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1491-Microphones > Audio-TechnicaAT2020
Simply put, microphones are used by people for the core purpose of being heard and have their voices amplified. However, technically speaking, microphones are used to fine tune the reverberation of a certain sound as it s transformed into an electric signal. Microp... |
Saturday, December 11, 2010
The Platypus
I. Introduction
It has a bill like a duck. It can lay eggs and produces venom. It has features of a reptile and a bird. Its covered in fur and has a pouch. Its technically a mammal. Yes, this is the platypus. The platypus is perhaps one of the oddest creatures to ever walk th... |
A Garner of Saints – Saint Dominic
illustration of a Dominican friar from 'A Garner of Saints', 1900, artist unknownArticle
Born in 1170 at Calaroga, in Old Castile. Before his birth his mother dreamed that she had brought forth a black-and-white dog carrying a lighted torch, who went and set fire to the whole world.... |
Cranberry and UTI
Cranberry helps preventing Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
Pregnant women have higher risk of developing urinary tract infections and several studies reveal that it is the most common infection during pregnancy (3-4) affecting 20% of pregnant women (2) compared with 3% of the female population betwe... |
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Greek civillization is the greatest by far
why there are so many people obssessed with attacking greece the greatest culture and civillization in the history...why only emphasize pythagoras learned skill of geometry from egypt, which was under greek rule at that time?!? nobody claimed greek w... |
Friday, December 10, 2010
Lewis and Clark Expedition (online activity)
Visit the site below. Answer the questions.
1. What year did Thomas Jefferson ask Lewis to undertake this expedition?
2. What were the goals of the expedition?
3. What will you take with you on your voyage? (enough food for the two year trip or... |
How Glass is Made
Looking at glass, one’s first thought certainly wouldn’t be that this clear, strong material would be made out of sand. But as it turns out, one of the most useful substances in the world is made out of just that: plus a couple of extra things.
The main ingredients in glass are sand, a soda like sod... |
Thomas Jefferson said, “Resistance to tyrants is obedience to God.” Throughout history, oppressed people tend to eventually rise up against dictatorial leadership and demand freedom. Barack Obama, who should champion the cause of liberty, appears to endorse repressive governments and leaders and admonish the actions o... |
Romeo and Juliet the star crossed lovers are doomed from the start, not by fate but by their own personalities and the people that surround them. Discuss
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Shakespeare's great tragedy 'Romeo and Juliet' tells the tale of two, 'star crossed lovers' who thr... |
Taxation, trade and urbanism in the Byzantine Empire
There was a long tradition of urban life in the Hellenistic and Roman East, but it is clear that during the Byzantine period, the nature of urbanism changed from the city-state model of Classical Antiquity.
One of the problems for East Roman provincial cities in La... |
The Feelings of Depression
So, what are Feelings of Depression? Depression falls like a thick blanket working to blacken the world around you and muffle the sounds outside. Almost everyone experiences periods of depression at some point in life. Normally these periods, called the blues, do not last long.
Sadness and... |
ArtworkIn his book, The Shallows (2010) Nicholas Carr argues that the Internet is having detrimental effects on our mind and our ability to think, learn, understand and Intercept and process information. He claims that for many, this feeling extends to when we are away from the computer; it has changed our cognitive be... |
2016 Elections
Why Losing Candidates Should Concede
Nothing in the U.S. Constitution requires losers to be gracious. But the health of democracy does.
A for effort.
Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg
If Donald Trump loses the election and doesn’t concede, it won’t violate the U.S. Constitution. But it would bre... |
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Did the differing circumstances of Maryland and Virginia's founding affect the course of their respective development? If so, how?
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Sunday, June 21, 2009
Spatial Composition - part 1
Acknowledgment -
Almost thirty years ago, I attended a series of lectures at the University of Oregon with Professor Earl Moursund. His ideas and theories have stuck with me and I ponder them often. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to the big idea of Archi... |
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Of bats, balls and corporate brains
Guys, how many times have women accused you of thinking from the crotch? A new study proves that their question wasn't way off the mark. There is indeed a strong correlation between balls and brains. Scientists have established an inversely proportional... |
Pionus Parrots Behavior
Pionus parrots
Behavioral characteristics and behavior
Pionus Parrots are different from most others in many ways. While most Parrots seem to enjoy keeping themselves looking painstaking and striking, the Pionus is a bit more slapdash about his facade. It’s not infrequent for a Pionus to let ... |
To the Editor:
''Expressing Our Individuality, the Way E. Coli Do'' (April 22): Why are we surprised at E. coli individuality? Every living organism's genome is not a static entity, but rather a dynamic one where changes in the DNA occur over time. In addition to DNA methylation, as your article mentioned, changes als... |
Wednesday, February 7
What is the SPECIAL Project?
A couple of friends have noticed I have been out of touch for the past couple of weeks, especially with all of the energy going into the political sphere and the "most wide open race" in history. But the reason for this is a project I have been contributing my time t... |
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Before Versailles: A Novel of Louis XIV
Before Versailles: A Novel of Louis XIV - Karleen Koen Before one can truly understand the sentiments that brought about the Reign of Terror and the fall of the monarchy in France during the late 1700s, one must go back to the beginning and th... |
Balanced Rider Blog Thoughts and ideas about riding and training horses 2017-07-06T19:44:00-06:00 Copyright (C) 2007-2013 Irina Yastrebova Education and training of a young horse Irina Yastrebova A young horse's training must include not only ground work to know how to be with humans, they also must receive training fr... |
By Monday, most Canadians will get their annual taste of tax theory at work: the more you earn, the more tax you pay.
But not quite everyone.
A CBC News analysis of Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) data shows that, between 2011 and 2014, a growing number of Canadians earning a six-figure income or more didn't pay a cent i... |
Which Countries have the Longest Life Expectancy?
We are all living longer than ever due to medical advances and better knowledge about issues such as nutrition and hygiene has increased the world’s average life expectancy from 30 in the Medieval period to 67.2 years. There are of course huge regional discrepancies an... |
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Also see A History of Wales Until 1900 an extensive study published around ten years ago, now republished and available from the history society. Also see, Dawn Mason's Kiveton Hall, Geoff Nuttall's excellent and comprehensively resea... |
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A new biosensor can measure what is going on within HIV-infected cells in real-time and also provide insight on the interactions between the AIDS virus and the tuberculosis ... |
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Toyota is researching heart-monitoring cars that could prevent crashes
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Although self-driving cars would do away with the need for such technology, in the meantime it could help make our roads safer.
As occasional news reports have shown, having a heart... |
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Calculating Acceleration
Question: Bar BDE is attached to two links AB and CD. Knowing that at the instant shown link AB rotates with a constant angular velocity of 3 rad/s clockwise, determine the acceleration (a) of point D, (b) of point E.
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HFE and Non-HFE Hemochromatosis
Progress in hematology
Hereditary hemochromatosis (HH) is a disorder of iron metabolism in which enhanced absorption of dietary iron causes increased iron accumulation in the liver, heart, and pancreas. Most individuals with HH are homozygous for a point mutation in theHFE gene, leadi... |
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