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What is a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)?
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a cancer of the liver. It usually arises in patients with pre-existing liver disease.
How may it present?
It may present in a number of ways i... |
What makes the Eurovision Song Contest so special, is the countries that take part in the celebration. The Eurovision Song Contest sees over 30 countries taking part each year, the highest being around 42 last year in Baku, Azerbaijan. Those figures are nothing compared to the amount of the world's population watching ... |
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Look into a mirror and stare at your eyes. As you stare at your eyes, you will still see your shoulders, your ears and neck with peripheral vision. While still focusing on your eyes try to see other objects, further to your sides. This side vision is what we are in pursuit of t... |
One incredibly sunny day Dan and Tom were playing football while the chocolate rabbit melted in the sun. They sighed because it had melted Tom said “You can buy a new one.” “No! I haven’t got any money” replied Dan. “Ok I’ll buy one”. But in a second a lorry crashed into them. The lorry broke their legs. Quick as a f... |
What is a Pacemaker?
Pacemakers have changed over the yearA pacemaker is a small implantable device that is placed in the upper chest and is connected to the heart by means of one or more small, thin, insulated wires known as leads.
A pacemaker can be adjusted after it is implanted in the body. A physician or another... |
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
The Hydrogen Hoax
Read an excellent article on the feasibility of the Hydrogen economy, written by a person whom I consider somewhat of a genius: Robert Zubrin, an aerospace engineer whose qualifications include "a B.A. in Mathematics from the University of Rochester (1974), a masters degree ... |
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Annona squamosa
FAMILY: Annonaceae
One of the lesser known but nevertheless delightful tropical fruits which is relatively easy to grow is the Sugar Apple. It is often called Custard Apple, and it belongs to the botanical family, Annonaceae.
The species like so many other exotic fruits, originated in... |
Monday, October 26, 2009
attempts at new ways of writing - mixing hindi and English
This is an example I ran across on this site -
Rakesh Raju, who speaks both English and Hindi - devised a way of writing combigning both alphabets for each word to enable him to write faster -
Devnaagri vowels + English Consonants
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Sunday, June 03, 2012
Exercise-Induced Asthma
Even exercise can induce an asthma attack in people who have no other triggers and do not experience asthma under any other circumstances.People with exercise-induced asthma are believed to be more sensitive to changes in the temperature and humidity of the air.When you a... |
Immunologic Adjuvant Combination for Enhanced Immune Response to Vaccines and for Immunotherapy
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Adjuvant Boosts Frequency, Functionality, and Longevity of Killer T Lymphocytes
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How do Noses Work
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The Pashtun soldiery and nobility of the Mughal empire
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The Pashtuns had a chequered history within the Mughal nobility. The short-lived Sur dynasty, followed by the Mughal restoration, made the Pashtun chiefs suspects in the eyes of the Mughals. Akbar thoroughly disliked th... |
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Definition of poker:
1. An iron bar used in stirring a fire.
Common misspellings for poker:
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This is a common skin condition which can come and go. Typically skin becomes red, dry and itchy, and the resultant scratching can cause swelling, cracking, “weeping” of fluid, and scaling of skin.
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Analysis of suspended sediment transport data for rivers in Yunnan and Tibet shows that monsoon flows control effective discharge. We calculate effective discharge, defined as the discharge that transports the most sediment, for 44 stations for which there is at least one complete year of daily suspended sediment conce... |
Alan Turing
British mathematician Alan Turing is credited with both laying the foundations for modern computer science with his hypothetical Turing machines and with cracking the German Enigma code during World War II (which was not, as the phrase implies, a one-time event, but an ongoing war on several fronts). His ... |
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There seems to be a strange momentum that affects both the Super Bowl and military conflicts, especially in the late 19th and early 20th century.
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Al Capone was born January 17, 1899 in Brooklyn, New York to Gabriel and Theresa Caponi. In 6th grade at the age of 14, Al quit school after assaulting a teacher. From a young age, he was a member of notorious "kid gangs." Between petty crimes, Capone worked various odd jobs... |
Hermeneutics and The Sciences – An Introductory Outline
Hermeneutics, then, is a general field of study which, though broken up into various distinct and often conflicting interests and methods, is nevertheless founded on these basic premises:
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RNG is a term that gets thrown around a lot in the gaming community, usually with some degree of contempt. The negative connotation attached to the term, however, is likely due to a fundamental misunderstanding of randomness, what it adds to games, and how it can be manag... |
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Summer vacation, day 8
Heading south from Skagway you pass Vanderbilt Reef in the middle of the channel. It's a small, rocky, outcropping, with a visibility marker.
576 miles away, and much higher, is Denali, the tallest mountain in North America. It's 20,310 feet high, and the distance... |
Grazing shock
If you find
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Grazing shock is the effect on a plant of being grazed hard or slashed and it’s a great way to build soil and improve pasture quality.
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Super Absorbent Gels
Most disposables contain a super absorbent gel, including sodium polyacrylate crystals, a chemical deemed unsafe and banned from use in tampons in 1985 because of its association with toxic shock syndrome, but approved by the American Food and Drug Administration for use in baby's disposables. As m... |
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Red Kangaroo
The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Red Kangaroo | This species is a very large kangaroo with long pointed ears and a square muzzle. Males have short, red-brown fur, fading pale buff below and on the limbs. Females are smaller than males and are blue-gray with a brown ... |
Adjective "Sturdy" definition and examples
Definitions and examples
1. 'Under the firmly delineated garments, a compact, sturdy body makes its presence felt.'
2. 'A sturdy people, the Dogras are divided into several castes and classes.'
3. 'It is a square-proportioned dog with a compact, sturdy body.'
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Bridges Program
Tallangatta Primary School provides a literacy program called Bridges, for students in grade five and six who require additional assistance, motivation and support. A qualified teacher trains literacy assistants and coordinates the program. Students work one-to-one with a literacy assistant for 30 minu... |
New Research in Treating Peanut Allergies
Peanut allergies are something no one should mess with. We constantly see reports of people have server or even deadly reactions when it comes to their peanut allergies and now-a-days it makes you wonder why there isn’t a better way to treat this horrible allergy. The worse is... |
Punishing Jefferson Davis
In May 1865, following the conclusion of the Civil War and assassination of Abraham Lincoln the month prior, the President of the Confederate States of America, Jefferson Davis, became the target of a manhunt. As the figurehead and chief executive of a rebellion that saw the loss of many Amer... |
Inner Growth Word of The Day 92 – Stereotypes
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Inner Growth Word of the Day: Stereotypes
Merriam-Webster Dictionary definition: (n.) 2. something conforming to a fixed or general pattern; especially: a standardized mental picture that is held in common by members of a group and that represents an oversimpli... |
Victorian Era: The Working Class Allie Graham - 6th
The Working Class was known as the lowest class in society during the Victorian Era. They were the ones that did all the work, but got very minimal pay. They were very prone to diseases and had hardly enough food for dinner.
They lived in houses with many other poor ... |
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Did the Romans have digital cameras 2000 years before our era?
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27 million[1]
Regions with significant populations
India 20,815,730[2]
United States 500,000–700,000[3][4][5]
Canada 468,673[6]
United Kingdom 432,429[7][8][9]
Malaysia 100,000[10]
Australia 72,000[11]
Italy 70,000[12]
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This Week in Her and History
This Week in History, Jun 3 - Jun 9
Jun 03, 1989
Crackdown at Tiananmen begins. With protests for democratic reforms entering their seventh week, the Chinese government authorizes its soldiers and tanks to reclaim Beijing's Tiananmen Square at all costs. By nightfall on June 4, Chinese t... |
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Peercoin's proof-of-stake system is based around the concept of "coin age," a measure of the product of the currency amount held times the amount of time it has been held for. When generating a proof-of-stake block, the user sends some money to themselv... |
Is Alzheimer’s Disease Preventable?
Home care is difficult; institutional care is often required because victims become unable to care for themselves and are frequently hostile. Today, approximately 5.5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease, including an estimated 200,000 under the age of 65. Nearly t... |
14-Year-old rightly explains to her teacher why BMI is not correct measure of person’s health
A 14-year-old adopted a unique way to make her physical education teacher understand as to why body mass index (BMI) is an old method of assessing one’s health status. They were given take-home assignment in which they asked... |
Electrical Engineers: Job Description
Electrical engineers specialize in electrical systems and their components and are largely responsible for generation, transmission or distribution of electric supply. As an electrical engineer, one might also be required to design equipment that will aid manufacturing, transport... |
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Monday, August 31, 2009
The Media: Its Beginnings, Purposes and Evolution
In this weeks' reading from The Information Revolution and World Politics, I learned how the different means of communication began and evolved through time. The evolution of media types, such as: the telegraph, the printing press, the radio, t... |
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Wednesday, January 20, 2016
The story of SpaceX's attempts to land a rocket, and what it means for the space industry
In the real world, the third time isn't always the charm, but it's a giant step in the right direction. Elon Musk, the founder and CEO of SpaceX, knows that better than anyone else.
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Women should be allowed to vote! (?)
Okay, it was 90 years ago.
An op-ed in the NYT by Christine Stansell commemorates the 90th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment, Women’s Suffrage. Though I should have known, I had no idea how much resistance there was to the idea that a woman should be able to vote. The most persist... |
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And there was the stock market! A wonderfully entertaining and accurate history of the 1920s, Only Yesterday, was full of anecdotes about the post-World War I stock market and its fabulous, almost unbelievable history. As with most group contagions, it started small, and ... |
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Your article on the use of depleted uranium used in shells in Iraq implies that this route into the environment is unique. However, we have been dispersing natural uranium into the environment for decades via our coal-fired power stations.
Uranium, like most heavy metals, is... |
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NANDA Definition: Decreased intravascular, interstitial, and/or intracellular fluid (refers to dehydration, water loss alone without change in sodium level)
Defining Characteristics: Dec... |
Understanding “Value” Investing
Value stocks or mutual funds comprise a key element in many investors’ portfolios. But what does value mean? What distinguishes value stocks from all others, especially growth stocks?
Every value stock has its own story, but the common elements connecting all value stocks relate to pri... |
Good hygiene habits can help businesses to steer clear of cold and flu germs, so why are so many people burdened by these common bugs? Well, bad hygiene has a lot to answer for.
Simple tasks such as washing your hands and avoiding close contact can help immensely, but how else can the spreading of germs be reduced wit... |
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How to Breathe With Your Diaphragm
Do you know how to breathe? Of course you do, else you wouldn’t be alive. You breathe 24/7 which would normally make you an expert in the field. So, how strange is it that you, as singers need to learn, or re-learn, how to breathe wit... |
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
North Korean Hackers Crash South Korean Systems?
This story helps to show how dependent our society has become on the internet and on computers in general.
Previously I posted an article on how the US government is protesting apparent hacking sponsored by the government of China. The US cl... |
Fort Kyk-Over-Al
Fort Kyk-Over-Al is located at the confluences of the Essequibo, Mazaruni and Cuyuni Rivers. The fort was established on a 6070 square metres (1.5 acres) island bordered by the three rivers. It was the second Dutch trading outpost in Essequibo; the first was located in Pomeroon and was established in ... |
There is a lot of debate surrounding the use of Placebos to treat patients. Some people think that as long as the patients well being is improved, then the practice has achieved its purpose; others think that it is deceitful, unethical and illegal. But as with all with all things man-made, the question and answer oft... |
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In the Middle Length sayings of Gotama Buddha, it has been recorded:
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Maya No Mystery to Her
Thursday, November 19, 2015
In 2001, I traveled to the Belize-Guatemala border to report on UCSB archaeologist Anabel Ford’s many discoveries at El Pilar, the Maya monument complex she uncovered in 1983. That’s where she developed revolutionary theories that threatened to rock the academic worl... |
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Babylonian Jewish Diaspora and R1b ht-35
Some times Western European R1b y-dna is called R1b-Ht15 and is distinguished from a more Eastern variety of R1b called R1b Ht-35 (also known as R1b-Z2103). There is some speculation about what people this group of Ht-35 originates from. Some specul... |
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China Just Used a Quantum Satellite to Send Data from Space to Earth
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In a huge first for China and the world of quantum communication, researchers at the Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS) project have used a quantum satellite and quantum cryptogr... |
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
I Know the Answer, What's the Question?
I note that I've been neglecting my duty of exploring and explaining proverbs and phrases recently, and I'm back with an absolute cracker. As the title might suggest, it's easier to talk about the origins of this phrase than it is to talk about what it ... |
The Adventure of English
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Why Are Ghettos Bad? Examining the Role of Educational Experiences
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Relative to whites, African Americans that reside in highly segregated metropolitan areas have worse education and labor market outcom... |
Dear Parents,
Welcome to a new school year. Usually a new school year means nervous mornings and lots of adjusting. Hopefully by working together we can ease some of the new class jitters. As your child’s teachers, we intend to give every child all the guidance we can to prepare him/her for the fifth grade.
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The Growth of Christianity
You can find three main related factors that contributed to the increase and increase of Christianity, and finally its success. They were a mixture of political, social and economic factors. An upswing of early Christianity continues to be the main... |
Friday, July 12, 2013
Bataan Death March
The Bataan Death March.
April 10-15, 1942.
Starting from Mariveles on April 10, some 75,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war were force-marched to Camp O'Donnell, a new prison camp approximately 65 miles away.
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French philosopher Rene Descartes is born at La Haye in Touraine, France. Rene Descartes will be widely regarded as the "founder" of th... |
Why is the sky blue?
We can think of light as being a wave of energy, and different colours all have a different wavelength. At one end of the spectrum is red light which has the longest wavelength and at the other is blue and violet lights which have a much shorter wavelength.
Why is the sky blue?
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Sugary processed foods full of cheap calories linked to increasing rates of obesity and diabetes. Fruits and vegetables whose durability for t... |
Re-discovering Remainders
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Your psychiatrist must be intelligent and motivated to have made it through four years of undergrad, four years of medical school, and four years of residency. However, she has a secret that she hasn’t told anyone. She has severe depression, just like you. Bu... |
2005-07-03 04:00:00 PDT Kampung Teras , Indonesia -- The bones in the limestone cave had been buried more than 12,000 years when the archaeologists found them. The villagers say they belonged to sinners who drowned in the biblical Great Flood.
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What is the meaning of "Blue Winds Dancing"? According to the narrator, what is wisdom?
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OF ALL the unfortunate consequences of this country's drug problem, perhaps the most tragic is its effect on the children of our inner cities.
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The sodium borohydride - nitroform adduct
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The combined US navy, US Air Force and the US Defense Threat Reduction Agency were more than happy to fund research into the adduct of sodium borohydride and nitroform as a new high-energy density material aka explosive. The report is titled "BH... |
Geocentric model
In astronomy, the geocentric model of the universe is the superseded theory that the Earth is the center of the universe and other objects go around it. Belief in this system was common in ancient Greece. It was embraced by both Aristotle and Ptolemy, and most Ancient Greek philosophers assumed that t... |
5 Ways Stress Can Affect a Pregnancy
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Culwic, originally established as Himtil or Himobel (S. "Chill village") and known as Colwich in the later Third Age, was a small town in western Arthedain.It lay just north of the bounds of Dor Lelvin and Lindon on the Little Lune. It consisted of 400 Men and some Dwarves. Its industry and agriculture was mostly devot... |
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The most important and distinctive of Ibn ‘Arabî's ideas about time is that he considers it to be quantized. Thus Ibn ‘Arabî declared in the Futûhât and other books that 'the smallest time is the s... |
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2. Ability to endure high temperatures and/or pressures
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Frequently Asked Questions About Source Water
How does the Safe Drinking Water Act address source water protection?
The 1996 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act provide a new approach for EPA and states. In addition to relying on standards and regulations that address water safety at the tap, measures are in pl... |
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Even Diesel Burns Cleaner than Gasoline #Science #Environment
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How To Create a Twitter App and API Interface Via Python
How To Create a Twitter App and API Interface Via Python
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It's widely argued that cutting meat consumption is necessary to make our societies more sustainable. Although veganism is a growing trend worldwide, it rema... |
What is Crohn’s Disease
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Crohn’s Disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that affects the lining of the digestive tract. Crohn’s is a rare condition with less than 200,00 cases diagnosed in the US annually. Diagnosis is required and lab testing and imaging is often also required. Crohn’s can la... |
Not Getting Enough Sleep can Quadruple Risk of Catching a Cold
Whether or not one gets enough sleep could have a massive impact on their health, and new research suggests “short sleepers” are more than four times more likely to catch a common cold.
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What noise is causing you more headaches?
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IMYM means "I Miss You More". The abbreviation IMYM is used in text-based messaging or chats as a response to the statement "I Miss You", especially when saying goodbye.
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