text stringlengths 151 620k |
|---|
vegetarian food
Local Organic Milk
Local organic milk, available from Earth’s General Store
By far, the best way to reduce the environmental impact of your diet is to reduce your meat and dairy intake. It’s a fact, and it was a bit surprising to me, given how much emphasis is placed on eating local organic food.
I... |
Gulf Coast Hurricane Tracker
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Blame El Nino for 2009 tropical season (Part 2)
In the first part of this essay on how El Nino affected the tropics, the focus was on how the effects of El Nino resulted in a fairly mild hurricane season in the North Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. The primary eff... |
"A" is for Albacore
Visitor's ABC's
By John Hirtle, Beach News Staff
Beach News, Thursday, May 19, 2005
[The following article is courtesy of Atlantic News]
AGSS-569 USS Albacore
Off the Market Street Extension in Portsmouth lies a historic ship high and dry. She was possibly the most important vessel ever built b... |
Materia Medica of the New Mexican Pharmacopoeia. Part 7.
Other tomes: King's ( - King's (preparations)
Chile (Chili). The different species of Capsicum, growing wild or cultivated in Mexico, and used medicinally or for condiment, are the following: pasilla, C. longum, De Cand.; ancho, C. cordiforme, Mill.; mulato, a... |
We Need Your Feedback
Thursday, March 3, 2011
The Pongam tree or Indian Beech is known by many names in the Indian subcontinent, including, Honge tree, Kalanj, Panigrahi papar and kanji. It has a few different “English” names too which include Poonga Oil Tree, and Karum Tree. The name Pongam comes from a Tamil word... |
Header Ads
The juiciest fruit in the stone fruit family, plums come in many different varieties, some sweet, some slightly more tart. All plums however have certain characteristics in common, with smooth, richly coloured skins and a hard central stone.
Plums vary in hue from deep purple to red, yellow and green. The... |
small electric and gas space heaters guidelines
In cold climates, small space heaters are often used to supplement the main heating system. They may help reduce the temperature settings of heating systems by some degrees, in some rooms. Or can be used to keep a small room or a person warm.
But they may have a larger ... |
September 25, 2015
$1,500 Sandwich Illustrates How Exchange Raises Living Standards
By Chelsea German
The greater the number of people involved in exchange, the more beneficial the process becomes. This morning, thanks to international trade, I am drinking coffee grown in Latin America, viewing a computer screen w... |
Rodent Deterrent
Are You In Need Of A Rodent Deterrent?
If you are looking for a rodent deterrent, you may first find it interesting to understand what a rodent actually is. Traditionally, a species is considered a rodent based on its tooth structure. Because of their unique jaws and teeth, they spend their days gn... |
Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository
Doctor of Philosophy
Tima Bansal
Corporate short-termism is one of the most significant concerns facing companies and society today. It demands that companies maximize profits in the short term regardless of the long-term consequences. Corporate short-termism can de... |
Thursday, December 01, 2011
The War of Absolutes: Violence And The Birth Of The Anti-Abortion Movement
I am coauthor of an updated version of the college American history textbook, currently titled “American Dreams and Reality: A Retelling of the American Story.” Here, I describe how the modern anti-abortion movement... |
I knew the things would come in handy:
Being Bilingual Could Protect Your Brain
–Robert Preidt
MONDAY, June 14 (HealthDayNews) — Being fluent in two languages could protect against age-related cognitive decline, says a study in the June issue of Psychology and Aging.
Researchers from York University in Toronto compare... |
(redirected from lingual artery)
Related to lingual artery: lingual vein, maxillary artery, lingual nerve, ascending pharyngeal artery
References in periodicals archive ?
His right lingual artery was seen to be thrombosed without evidence of direct tumor invasion, so it is probable that thrombosis of this vessel occurr... |
We often discuss the health benefits of standing desks, and how to get into the routine, but Ben over at Pitch Dreams offers up another one: you'll feel more engaged and focused while working. Here's why.
When Ben switched to a standing desk, he initially did it because of the health risks associated with being sedent... |
Letter to Prospective Students
Dear Student:
In these pages we would like to tell you what we would like our entering students to know. There are a number of topics that you might not have studied. Do not worry! What we outline below is what we consider the core of mathematical culture, and here we emphasize the word... |
Understanding Metabolism and How to Boost Yours
A healthy diet and exercise are the keys to weight loss, but what actually makes you lose weight?. If you want to lose weight fast, you need to understand the science behind weight loss, especially how the metabolism works. When you understand your metabolism and the sec... |
Saturday, 16 October 2010
Returning to Umtali in its early days, it will be interesting to note the gradual development.
The railways were then delivering goods, especially building materials; the more dilapidated wood and iron buildings were disappearing, and being replaced with brick ones. Bright glittering corr... |
Short Writings
Sex Dreams (originally published in Sex: Our Bodies, Our Junk)
As a psychologist, I hear about all kinds of sex dreams. Many of my patients like to start their sessions with them, and I try to be receptive. "What's the latest sex dream?" I'll ask, and then I'll feign enthusiasm as they ramble on. "That... |
Learning Acoustic Guitar
Whether or not you already know a musical instrument, you might be thinking about taking one up. Perhaps you want to enhance your musical skills and take on a new challenge, and perhaps you simply want to get involved in the world of music in some (even limited) way. If you're at either of th... |
Home Front Page Scientists spot some of the oldest stars in our galaxy, if not...
Scientists spot some of the oldest stars in our galaxy, if not the universe
Scientists have found what may be the oldest stars still shining in the universe. The stars are located near the center of the Milky Way.
Scientists from the U... |
May 22, 2012
Stop Staring at the Blank Page: How Creativity Works in Our Minds
Every screenwriter gets stuck. Some call it writer's block. Others don't believe writer's block exists. Either way, every writer runs into a problem that stops the writing process cold. Then despair sets in. Usually. Science, however, now... |
Stereo Mole Noses
Never underestimate a mole.
It’s easy to have low expectations for these creatures. My own experience with moles is limited to the sight of their carcasses at my doorstep, laid there by our triumphant and generous cat. Stretched out on the cold bluestone, they look like little more than eyeless pouc... |
Friday, 7 November 2014
People ask me what I do.
It's hard to explain what “instruction” looks like in distance education.
Alberta’s Teaching Quality Standards says that quality teaching occurs when teachers understand the contextual variables that affect teaching and learning and respond by making reasoned pedagog... |
Microradio Autonomous Zone Array
Pattern number within this pattern set:
Ryan Gilbert
jonathan jay
Radio X
As we strive for democracy in our current local, national, and global society, our communications mediums are hindered by a wide range of corruption, inaccessibility, and domination of resources. One key commun... |
JP Sonar
Close up of JP hydrophone on submarine deck
JP hydrophone pedestal on submarine deck
Both: U.S. Navy via Navsource.org
JP was a hydrophone (passive sonar) set developed by the Underwater Sound Laboratory at New London in 1942. This hydrophone was sensitive to audible sound frequencies between 70 Hz to 12 kHz... |
Boötes, pronounced boh-OH-teez, the Herdsman
Chart showing the constellation.
This constellation dates from ancient times, represents either a ploughman or a herdsman driving a Bear (Ursa Major) around the sky. The herdsman is often depicted holding the leash of the hunting dogs (Canes Venatici). The constellation's ... |
Properties Of Water Test Part 1: Question Preview (ID: 21292)
Below is a preview of the questions contained within the game titled PROPERTIES OF WATER TEST PART 1: Properties Of Water .To play games using this data set, follow the directions below. Good luck and have fun. Enjoy! [print these questions]
A polar molec... |
By Topic
IEEE Quick Preview
• Abstract
• Authors
• Figures
• Multimedia
• References
• Cited By
• Keywords
Algorithmic Specified Complexity in the Game of Life
Algorithmic specified complexity (ASC) measures the degree to which an object is meaningful. Neither fundamental Shannon nor Kolmogorov informa... |
Friday, February 8, 2013
Preventing School Mass Shooters & Katherine S. Newman
While it is understood there is no psychological profile for a school shooter, there are behavioral indicators. Katherine S. Newman (scholar and author of the book Rampage: The Social Roots of School Shootings) came up with Five Criteria t... |
Sentence for gerald | Use gerald in a sentence
Gerald in a sample sentence. ESL students, teachers, and those who would like to gain additional insight into the meaning of words might especially benefit from this page. The lines of text below use gerald in a sentence, and provide visitors a sentence for gerald.
• A... |
Cold War
Cold War
Bell Ringer
1. What do these
2. What do they
have to say about
Cold War feelings
between the US
and Russia?
3. How have USRussian relations
changed today?
Outline – Cold War
SSUSH 20-21
SSUSH20 The student will analyze the domestic and international impact of the
Cold War on the United States.
A. Mar... |
Urban data platform
Urban data platforms integrate the large amount of data in cities, including energy, transport, crowdsourced data, etc., and provide holistic view of the information with the aim of improvement and development of innovative smart city services.
Four types of data streams can be drawn from urban da... |
What is: Intensity
Intensity is the amount of weight or resistance lifted per repetition. The intensity that you use can be calculated as a percentage of your 1 rep maximum. For example, if your 1 rep maximum (the most you can lift in 1 single repetition) on the squat is 100 pounds, and you are working out with 75 po... |
March 27, 2008
US And Canadian Coins The Same Size
Stupid Question ™
June 10, 1999
By John Ruch
© 1999
Q: Why are Canadian coins nearly the same size and weight as US coins? Didn’t anybody think that would be a problem?
—Windsor Slim
A: In Canada’s colonial times, a confusing array of currencies circulated as money... |
What is Noble Rot?
Like many of the mankind’s greatest inventions, the discovery of noble rot was quite by accident. Or so the legend goes. These dessert wines are the inimitable golden nectars made in a handful of regions around the world. The rot is caused by botrytis cinerea, a mercurial fungus that needs climatic... |
This time of year, newspapers and online forums are filled with stories about things you should resolve to do to make this or that better. Frankly, this one is no different.
I don’t mean to say that in a nasty way. It’s just that cameras tend to be one of the big gifts given at Christmas and people tend to spend the n... |
Sunday, October 6, 2013
The Common Good and the Myopia of Barack Obama
Myopia (Ancient Greek: μυωπία, muōpia, from myein "to shut" – ops (gen. opos) "eye")
In St Thomas Aquinas' writings on the law (jurisprudence), he develops the classical Western view of the central purpose of government: namely, to establish and u... |
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Russian Mars' Moon Probe Drama - UPDATED 11/14/2011
The Russian Mars' moon probe Fobos-Grunt (Russian for "Phobos-Ground") was launched yesterday. It was meant to take a tiny sample of the Martian moon Phobos, which would have been the first sample taken from an interplanetary body since 1... |
Supreme Questions for Arizona (and us, too)
While the Supreme Court mulls the constitutionality of Arizona’s far-reaching 2010 immigration law, Nevadans can learn a thing or two about the issue’s nuances.
The backdrop: In Nevada, there are an estimated 100,000 unauthorized immigrants, compared with Arizona’s 360,000.... |
Dementia 2012: Comments and Solutions
Spiral Numbers
Dennis is programming a robot that is supposed to paint a horizontal line. Not being one to care much about efficiency, Dennis programs the robot to move in an anti-clockwise spiral as shown below.
The robot starts at position zero, then moves to position 1, then... |
Western Trips
Western Trips
Friday, July 29, 2011
Fort Kearney / The Key Fort For America's 1800's Westward Expansion
Fort Kearney was located on probably one of the worlds busiest immigrant trails. That was the reason for it's existence. Fort Kearney Nebraska just happened to be located on the Platte Road which wa... |
The Access Excellence Periodic Tableau
Whose Skeleton is in Your Closet?
Modified by April Sims from "Bring Your Skeleton to Life" by Richard A. Borst, The Science Teacher, April 1986, pg.42-46.
April Sims
Cooper High School
Abilene, TX
Type of entry:
Lesson/class activity
Type of activity:
Hands-on activity
Ta... |
Are You Flushing Your Regular Wipes?
Why Flushing Regular Wipes Will Clog Your Drains
In today's world, convenience is everything. In households across the United States, one item that has become a staple is wet wipes. At first used primarily for families with newborn babies, the wipes have in recent years started to... |
Eurasian Badger - Meles Meles
Eurasian Badger
Image courtesy of Badger-Watch
The Eurasian badger is about 3 feet (90 cm) long, with a 4 inch (10 cm) tail, and weighs about 30 pounds (13.6 kg). The male badger is usually a slight bit larger than the female. The distinctive trademark of the badger is the white head... |
UN eases fears amid rising food prices
• 24 September 2010
• From the section Business
Rice harvest in West Java, Indonesia. Aug 2010
Image caption The price of staple foods such as rice remain high for the poorest people
Recent sharp rises in food prices do not point to a repeat of the food price spike in 2007-8... |
Dandruff can cause a lot of embarrassment as well as discomfort. Find out what causes dandruff and how to get rid of it so you can enjoy your gorgeous, healthy looking tresses.
Dandruff is the result of dead skin cells which start to flake off the scalp area. Due to it's whitish appearance, the dandruff is very visibl... |
The Presidential debate on foreign policy recently discussed much about the tax dollars spent on defense. The question of how much to spend on the defense of the United States is always a huge debate. Democrats tend to lean to the side of "Peace Through Diplomacy" and believe that too much is spent on defense. Converse... |
Cake thinking
Life, the universe and everything … a reflection on fact-based morality …
My philosophy – what I learned about life
Our morals must be based on the welfare and suffering of sentient beings. To measure the results of our actions against this moral standard, and to predict the moral consequences of our ... |
Skip Navigation
3.8: Problem-Solving Strategies: Use a Formula
Difficulty Level: At Grade Created by: CK-12
Turn In
Some problems are easily solved by applying a formula, such as the Percent Equation or the area of a circle. In this lesson, you will include using formulas in your toolbox of problem-solving strategi... |
Content Analysis: Key Factors for Determining Cigar Value
Picture this: as an insurance adjuster a new claim lands on your desk. When you travel to the affluent home of the insured, you quickly realize that there are going to be some highly valuable items that need to be evaluated. Sure enough, the insured is an avid ... |
From Punk to acupunture
For every rocker who, in true rock'n'roll style, fails to make it beyond his or her twenties, there are many more who defy Roger Daltrey's early wish and do get old before they die. Many of those who reach middle age admit to owing their survival to some form of therapy. And for a notable few, ... |
For those who may be unfamiliar with the story of Passover, it originated around the time when the Jews were slaves in Babylonia. Everyone was upset and lo, a Babylonian myth about a baby fetched out of the water (“Moses” is not Hebrew in origin and means brought from the water) who goes on to free his people from bond... |
Definitions for osierˈoʊ ʒər
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word osier
Princeton's WordNet
1. osier(noun)
flexible twig of a willow tree
2. osier(noun)
any of various willows having pliable twigs used in basketry and furniture
1. osier(Noun)
2. osier(Noun)
... |
Threatened species
Threatened species are animals and plants that are at risk of global or regional extinction, often as a result of human activity. The Norwegian Red List is the official overview of threatened species in Norway. The IUCN Red List is the global equivalent.
Almost 2500 threatened species in Norway
Th... |
Humans evolved to cook their food
Some time over the past million years our ancestors began cooking our food. And this was so great our evolution has adapted us to eating the food we cook.
Browse By
Over the past few million years, our ancestors have invented some great stuff. Like sharp rocks and cool art. But argu... |
Generating permanent random numbers in Excel for Statistical Analysis
How to generate permanent random numbers in Excel for statistical analysis using VBA
A question from a website visitor:
I’m using the Random Function in MS Excel to generate a thousand numbers but each time I press F9 all the random numbers change a... |
How to Install a Security System?
Understand your security system fully before operating it. Read the instruction manual provided by the manufacturer. Keep in mind that just because your security system has a lot of fancy features, you are not obligated to use them all, all the time. Just activate the ones that are ne... |
Eastern Soaring Talk
Eastern Soaring Talk
Home | Active Topics | Search | FAQ
Please register to post in these Forums
All Forums
General Soaring - Not exclusive to ESL
The Novice Lounge
Forum Locked
Printer Friendly
Author Previous Topic Topic Next Topic
475 Posts
Posted - 10/03/2006 : 11:16:06 PM Show Pro... |
Honeybee Hives: Wintering Bees
Winter Honeybee Hive
If you feel like you must do something for your hive, set bales of hay or sheets of plywood around the hive (not up against) in late fall to protect it from strong winds.
iStockphoto.com/Andrzej Petelski
Content Tools
Let nature take its course
In nature,... |
News From Previous Year
Until relatively recently, rivers in the UK were dredged regularly; a part of normal waterways maintenance. The dredgings were put on the riverbank.
Then the UK signed up to the EU Waterway Framework Directive.
The dredgings are now classed as 'hazardous waste'. Therefore they cannot be put o... |
Health Information FAQ
What is a Health Information Organization (HIO)?
A Health Information Organization (HIO), is the overarching organization that makes Health Information Exchange (HIE) possible. Each HIO governs a specific geographic area and focuses on the importance of interoperability and the exchange of Elect... |
by Magde 289 views0
Heartburn is a common condition affecting the majority of population. As this condition is mostly uncomfortable, rather than painful, most people just take an antacid and the problem is solved. However, indigestion can be a sign of something more serious – stomach and esophageal cancer. And these t... |
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Nutritional Benefits of Hemp
Do you know what? Hemp is not marijuana. I did a thorough extensive search to find out this. To make matters clear marijuana and hemp are different varieties of the same species of plant. Hemp has a minimal amount of 1% of the psychotrophic chemical THC whereas, ... |
Goods and services
Under the Equal Opportunity Act 2010 it is against the law for providers of goods and services to treat, or propose to treat, someone unfavourably because of a personal characteristic protected by law. It is also against the law for providers of goods and services to sexually harass someone.
What d... |
Top rated 6 Stuff You Should Know about CPR Courses
Around the last few years, CPR programs have obtained key significance in the standard populace. These days, CPR-classes are not planned simply for medical workers; this sort of courses are explained in public places schools, a variety of workplaces, and also in most... |
Quantitative Aptitude :: Partnership Problems And Answers
Partnership Formulaes
Quantitative Aptitude
Verbal Ability
1. Ravi, Ram and Raj together started a business in partnership. The ratio of their capitals is 4:5:9.If their annual profit be Rs. 30600/-. What will be Raj’s share in this profit?
A. Rs. 8500/- B. ... |
RTL-SDR is currently very popular topic on the Net. There are also many guides on how to use it on Windows and Linux too. But starting to use it myself I haven't found any guide that explains whole process from installing necessary drivers and software to building first simple receiver using GNU Radio which is the most... |
Swim Past the "OK Plateau"
Share This Article
Have you shifted to autopilot in the pool? Here's how to use goals and expectations to your advantage.
by Terry Laughlin
The vast majority of swimmers have little or no expectation of improving—mostly a result of what they learn from experience. One Total Immersion stud... |
Science Sunday: Food with friends
I’ll give you the headline to this installment of Science Sunday right now: we are extremely influenced by how much people around us are eating.
Especially if you are an empathetic, expressive, adult woman.
Sorry, ladies.
Research has been coming out about this for several years no... |
Ask the Engineer with Scott Hull: How Much Music Fits on an LP Side?
Ask the Engineer is a series on the Masterdisk blog where our engineers answer questions about music production.
SCOTT HULL is a 28-year veteran mastering engineer and the owner of Masterdisk studios in NYC. Scott started his career in 1983 and has ... |
Drum Rolls--How to Play Them Fast
by Eugene Gyamfi
(Ghana-Aburi Akuapim.)
How can i be fast on a snare drum when rolling?
I'm one of the best drummers in Ghana.
Hi, Eugene--
Basically, snare drum rolls are like any other drumming skill--they become better with correct practice.
First, practice bouncing each stic... |
TCA Cycle (Krebs Cycle) Video Tutorial – MADE EASY
TCA Cycle (Krebs Cycle):
This video tutorial on TCA Cycle (Krebs Cycle) has been provided by: Handwritings tutorials
Overview of TCA Cycle:
The TCA cycle is a key metabolic pathway that unifies carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism. The reactions of the cycle ... |
Open Ended Questions
Ask, and get your students to ask each other THICK questions:
• What if…?
• How did…?
• Why did…?
• What would happen if…?
• What caused…?
• What might…?
• How would you feel…?
• What character traits describe…?
• Why do you think…?
• Why is…?
Here are some THICK questions f... |
I decided to learn Python in the winter of 2014. The decision was partially out of practicality — I thought it would help my work — and partially out of boredom — it was a long, cold winter in DC and a good time to pick up a new hobby.
I will admit: I’m still not the world’s best Python programmer. But I can scrape we... |
Missing Gene Could Contribute To Autism
the Psychiatry Advisor take:
Scientists now believe that missing a particular gene may result in developing autism spectrum disorder.
James Dachtler, PhD, of the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, and colleagues already knew that the gene, neurexin-II, was linked to autism. ... |
RealClimate logo
Unforced variations
Filed under: — group @ 20 December 2009
(Continued here).
1,159 Responses to “Unforced variations”
1. 101
Chuck Kutscher says:
Regarding potential future topics, I would also like to see a discussion of the pros, cons, and potential of biochar, which is getting a lo... |
Scientists in laboratories at Moss Landing and Walnut Creek have decoded the genes of two widely varied species of ocean-dwelling algae, finding promising evidence of their ability to resist global climate change and clues to new sources of biofuels for an energy-short world.
Today, these algae hold genetic secrets t... |
Extrim Company produces monitors. Extrim’s plant in San Antonio uses a standard costing system. The standard costing system relies on direct labor hours to assign overhead costs to production. The direct labor standard indicates that four direct labor hours should be used for every microwave unit produced. (The San Ant... |
Search Menu
Problem : What is the name of the sugar group in RNA? How is this different from the sugar group in DNA?
The RNA sugar group is a ribose group. DNA contains a 2' deoxyribose group. They are different in that the DNA sugar lacks a 2' –OH group that is present in the RNA sugar.
Problem : RNA does not con... |
Hip Hop
Only available on StudyMode
• Topic: Hip hop music, Graffiti, Hip hop
• Pages : 9 (3879 words )
• Download(s) : 307
• Published : April 28, 2013
Open Document
Text Preview
Hip hop was first used by Africa Bambatta (Godfather of Hip-Hop culture, Father of the Electro Funk sound, founder of the Universal... |
Technology Cons
Only available on StudyMode
• Topic: Education, Teacher, School
• Pages : 1 (358 words )
• Download(s) : 12
• Published : May 28, 2013
Open Document
Text Preview
The use of computers in the classroom can create distraction especially when students use them for personal reasons while the teache... |
Slicers provide a quick way to filter an Excel pivot table
Filtering a pivot table isn't hard, but Excel 2010 slicers make it even easier.
Whether you're training users or creating custom applications, slicers (new to Excel 2010) are an easy way to filter data in multiple ways without any specialized setup or knowled... |
Understanding Depression
People throw around the word depression as a feeling that everyone experiences. However, clinical depression is a lot more than feeling very sad. Depression is a mental illness that can be treated with psychotherapy, lifestyle changes, and/or medication. Depression impacts jobs, relationshi... |
13 Things That Saved Apollo 13, Part 4: Using the LM for Propulsion
Article Updated: 24 Dec , 2015
After Flight Director Gene Kranz and his team in Mission Control had ascertained the true peril the Apollo 13 crew faced following the explosion of an oxygen tank in the Command and Service Module, they next faced a bi... |
Edit Article
wikiHow to Blow a Shofar
Community Q&A
Blowing the shofar is a religious duty of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Learning how to properly use the shofar can be difficult at first, but is easy to accomplish. The following tips will give you a basic understanding ... |
Patrick Warren’s questioning of the evidence for the value of Bedtime Math in helping kids with math (see last Thursday’s post) motivates me to state more clearly what the evidence is. The result the authors highlight most is certainly vulnerable to serious criticism: the result that among those students using the ma... |
Explore BrainMass
Four Pillars Of A Hyper-Social Organization
-Describe the hyper-social organization. Explain the four pillars of a hyper-social organization.
-Define ERP. What is the primary purpose of an ERP system? Describe the process of an ERP information system.
Solution Preview
Step 1
A hyper-social organiz... |
North Carolina or Kibera?
I’ve had the opportunity to see a few different parts of the world, and specifically to see some of the different forms of poverty. We often hear the statistics that a huge chunk of the world lives on less than $2 per day or the other stats on poverty. For instance, in Kenya, something like 7... |
Convexity/Convex functions
From Wikibooks, open books for an open world
Jump to: navigation, search
A convex function f(x) is a real-valued function defined over a convex set X in a vector space such that for any two points x, y in the set and for any λ with
NB: Because X is convex, : must be in X.
If the function ... |
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Temporal range: Late Jurassic, 153–150 Ma
Tanycolagreus fossil cast, North American Museum of Ancient Life.
Scientific classification e
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Clade: Dinosauria
Order: Saurischia
Suborder: Theropoda
Superfamily... |
Johann Nepomuk Krieger
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Johann Nepomuk Krieger (4 February 1865, Unterwiesenbach – 10 February 1902, Sanremo) was a draftsman and selenographer. The crater Krieger on the Moon is named in his honor.
Krieger was born in the Kingdom of Bavaria, the son o... |
Raw water
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Raw water is natural water found in the environment and has not been treated, nor have any minerals, ions, particles or living organisms removed. Raw water includes rainwater, ground water, water from infiltration wells, and water from bodies... |
Environmental Protection
Single-Use Camera Recycling Hits 1.5 Billion Mark
Eastman Kodak Company has recycled 1.5 billion single-use cameras, including both Kodak cameras and those from the company's competitors, according to an April 7 press release.
Of the 1.5 billion, nearly 1 billion were Kodak single-use camer... |
Hernias explained
A succinct explanation of hernias, including anatomy of the inguinal canal, causes and management. We also discuss ways to clinically differentiate direct and indirect inguinal hernias.
Stomas explained
Confused about stomas? Can't tell an ileostomy from a colostomy? This guide provides a succinct ... |
The Gap Theory And The Speed Of Light
Thank you for a wonderful website. I especially like how your explanations are simple and direct, using scripture in its plain meaning. God indeed “means what he says and says what he means”.
My question is about the creation of the universe. Since you seem to believe in a “Gap ... |
ArtsAutosBooksBusinessEducationEntertainmentFamilyFashionFoodGamesGenderHealthHolidaysHomeHubPagesPersonal FinancePetsPoliticsReligionSportsTechnologyTravel
Job Security during the Time of Recession
Updated on March 26, 2008
What is Recession ?
Recession is a word used in economics that means a significant decline... |
The Economist: Trading thin air
May 31st 2007
From The Economist print edition
The carbon market is working, but not bringing forth as much innovation as had been hoped
EVERY year the average sow and her piglets produce 9.2 tonnes of carbon-dioxide equivalent through the methane emissions from their effluent. In the... |
“The Elephant In The Room” by Patrick Whitefield
The Elephant in the Room
by Patrick Whitefield, October 2009
It was only with the development of the Gaia theory by James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis that we started to understand what the Earth really is. It’s not a random collection of living and non-living objects w... |
Home » Physics » Gravity
Direction of gravity on a planet
We say that gravity pulls things “down”.
If that were literally true, then gravity would pull objects down like this:
Yet would happen to people on the other side of the Earth?
They’d fall off!
Obviously this never happens. Why not?
Gravity only appears ... |
preventing ladders on the freewayPreventing ladder accidents on the freeway sounds simple, but, in reality, sometimes ladders do end up in the road, causing some traffic safety concerns. A situation like that happened recently in Plymouth, England. According to the news report, a ladder left on the freeway resulted in ... |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.