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Triple Integral of a cone bounded by a plane.
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find the volume using spherical coordinates of the region bounded above by z=9 and below by z=sqrt(x^2+y^2) in the first octant.
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What common leadership themes have emerged in inaugural addresses?
In an inaugural address, you are going to have generalities about religion and faith, doing good deeds and working together. In actuality, most are not memorable. Exactly 100 years ago, the magazine called The Economist wrote that “the presidents o... |
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Archery is a sport for people who are independent and are patient. Before playing archery you must have patience and confident to set up targets and make sure the arrows have feathers at the end of them. You need good exercise. Make sure the string can go as long as your arm.
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Improve posture at work -- stop pain
Don't let your desk job bring on backaches
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Does your back feel stiff and achy after a long day at your desk?
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Caius and the Origins of the Vatican
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Caius was a Christian at the Church of Rome and while it is suggested by some, it is not likely that he was a priest. He is known for his disputation against a Montanist heretic during the reign of Pope Zephyrinus (199-217). It i... |
The Gemara in Shabbos 21b teaches that the mitzva of lighting candles is to light them in the entrance of the house – in the doorway.
Rashi says that even in a house with a courtyard or driveway, one lights at the front door of his house, not the courtyard. Tosfos comments that a courtyard with two gates needs two men... |
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Primary elements of zero inventories, Business Management
It is a Japanese management philosophy applied in manufacturing which involves having the right items of the right quality and quantity in the right place and at the right time.
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What’s It Like When Your Spacesuit Fills With Water?
On July 16, 2013, astronaut Luca Parmitano stepped into his spacesuit and out of the International Space Station. It was his second spacewalk. His first, on July 9, was the first ever made by an Italian. About one hour into a planned six-and-one-half hour spacewalk,... |
Bite Wounds
The severity of bite wounds can be hard to assess by simply looking at their external appearance. The skin can sustain little damage while the deeper tissues are severely affected by crushing and loss of blood supply. Internal organs like the lung, intestines, or liver can be perforated or lacerated. Bi... |
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So, it’s proven that unicorns aren’t just mythical creatures and in fact, lived on Earth thousands of years ago.
Scientists confirmed that unicorns existed thousands of years ago but unfortunately, the mythical creatures didn’t actually look like how we perceive them to be – a horse with a go... |
China’s Northern Voyagers
China's icebreaker, Xue Long, or Snow Dragon, seen off the Icelandic capital, Reykjavik, after completing its first voyage across the Arctic Ocean
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Douglas Englebart and the Mother of all Demos
On December 9, 1968, something huge took place in the world of computing. Indeed, it was an event that would help shape our world as we know it today. This event, spearheaded by one Douglas Englebart, showcased several technologies that we know and love today, but, in 196... |
Infographic: the Future of Big Data
Big data is not new. It has existed for ages and can be attributed even to the initial years of computing. However, one might do well to consider why is there an increased buzz around this now.
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9 Notable Translators of Edgar Allan Poe
Who has not translated Edgar Allan Poe?
Edgar Allan Poe’s influence abroad is staggering. He is a pervasive force, cited as a major influence by writers from across the globe. This worldwide Poe-frenzy is a phenomenon that asks us to consider what makes a wri... |
Our Cities Are Speaking...What Are They Saying?
Urbanization began long ago, perhaps around the industrial revolution in the mid 19th century, but there is no doubt that humanity will partake in a new era of urban life. Currently three and a half billion people live in cities, around 55% of the world’s population. C... |
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Gravity and Satellite Equations
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This isn't quite a question, i've got an exam coming up and i'm compiling a notes sheet i've found gravity and satellites troubling, I know most of the general equations, but I was wondering if I coul... |
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Increasing water pressure without increasing pump output
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I am curious as to whether a nozzle at the end of a pipe that is completely submerged in water and has a pressurized flow being pumped through it in a closed condition can increase the amount of ... |
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Maxwell's modification to Ampere's law
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In my textbook, it uses a sack shape surface to explain why Ampere's law didn't work for a changing electric field between a capacitor. Why did they use this sack shape? Why not just use the same circle around th... |
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Momentum is not conserved with elastic bouncing ball?
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So if you throw an elastic bouncy ball at the non-closed door, it will bounce off with bigger velocity than it was approaching the door before hitting it, as well as the door will now have some gain... |
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Nutrition myths
At Maggie's Farm Dr. Joy Bliss takes on the subject of nutrition.
I have repeatedly insisted that a "healthy human diet" cannot be defined. As omnivores, humans can survive and thrive on many sorts of diets. Each culture has its own food biases, myths, preferences.
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If you're just starting out in life and don't have a lot of money, it might be hard to set aside money for saving and investing. It's worth the trouble, though. The longer you save money, the more it can grow. Plus, whether you're making $15,000 per year or $150,000 per year, sometimes things go wrong, and an emergency... |
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Three 8kg spheres are located at (0, 1.7), (1.7, 1.7), and (1.7, 0) named A, B, and C respectively. What is the net gravitational force acting on sphere A?
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Tens of thousands of people all over the United States get tested for Vitamin D deficiency. But the evidence suggesting that it's a serious problem ― at least as defined in many commercial labs ― is weak. And all those Vitamin D pills getting pushed on patients may not be helping much.
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Analogy #163: Challenge Your Assumptions
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Why the Anunnaki came to Earth
The Annunaki came to Earth in need of gold. The atmosphere of their native planet was diminishing.
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