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How to not kill your cats: a quick guide for first-time cat owners
by Adam Cecil
Don’t believe the old saying about cats having nine lives. Unless your cat is Garfield, they only have one life, and it can be surprisingly fragile. Cats, like all mammals and some cars, are fur-covered sacks of organs, full of moving pa... |
Why are people addicted to command line interface in Linux OS?
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Command Line Interface means interacting with a computer program in which user issues commands to the program in the form of command-lines. Computer program is a collection of instructions which perform a specific task and requires programs to fu... |
Blockchain could transform supply chains, aid in COVID-19 fight
The tool, best known in the cryptocurrency sector, could be useful in managing medical supply chains
The efforts to shut down parts of the economy to deal with the pandemic has put pressure on supply chains. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)
Posted March 31,... |
10 Best Fruits and Vegetables for Dogs
written by: Writernator
Dogs, like all other animals need a change in diet once in a while. This can be achieved by supplementing the dog’s diet with fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables make the perfect alternative in the dogs diet. However, it has been proven that certa... |
Rottweilers have gained a lot of popularity among Americans in the past few decades. This has naturally resulted in more people wanting to become Rottweiler breeders. But beginning to work with any breed of dog, one needs to have a sound knowledge of the breed.
You might have heard of two types of Rottweilers- America... |
Ohio residents who work from heights face many potential hazards, one of which is suspension trauma. Also known as orthostatic intolerance, this serious health risk occurs when someone falls while wearing a full-body harness and remains suspended for a long period.
Employees who suffer from orthostatic intolerance may... |
Fasteners are the biggest cause of failure in metal roofing quality counts
Fasteners that keep metal roof sheets in place are just as important as the roof itself. As they are the only item actually securing the sheet to the substructure, there should be no compromise on quality to try to save costs.
Fastener failure... |
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August 12th - First Day of Camp
Hello families!
We started off our day in the gallery courtyard discussing some rules that we hold throughout the Garden as a large group before splitting our campers into two smaller groups. Both are named after some of our favorite trees we have no the Great Meadow:... |
"Chip off the Old Block"
March 1, 2018
Somewhere around ten-to-twelve years of age, I had a passion for collecting arrowheads, spearheads, axe heads, etc. I can't remember how I exactly came to an intense liking for them. I also don't remember who it was that gave me my first arrowhead. But I do remember that I beca... |
Most Florida residents live near the coast. Properties in highly populated areas are often small with narrow side-lot lines. This can make privacy screening highly desirable.
How do you get privacy when there is not much room for a wide-growing hedge? One solution can be growing a vine on a lattice or fence because it... |
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Marine Biology Personal Statement
My choice of marine biology stms from a combination of interests, both academic and recreational. Biology has been one of my favourite subjects at school now for some years and studying geology has expanded my intrest further, showing links betwee... |
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Silicone has a variety of useful properties that make it widely used, including adhesion, insulation, flexibility, and low toxicity. That it is heat resistant is one of the most important characteristics of silicone. This allows silicone... |
5 Benefits of Lunges
By Mike Dewar - Barbend.com | Oct. 01, 2019, 12 p.m. (ET)
The following piece comes from our official media partners at BarBend.com.
Lunges of all sorts can be very beneficial to lifters of all levels and sports. In recent articles, we discussed the dumbbell lunge, lunges vs squats, and now, five... |
You Are Who You Eat
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Few human behaviours induce more intense feelings of horror, disgust and revulsion - and fascination - than cannibalism
(Stoneking 2003, 489)
In the 1960's the discovery of the Wari tribe in the western Brazilian rainforest sent a ripple of excitement through the anth... |
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Speech on Unity Is Strength for Students and Children
Speech on Unity Is Strength
From the dawn of humanity, we can find the evidence that strength lies in the numbers and without our inseparable belief in, “Un... |
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By Leo Murray: Why Waste NZ
Leo from Why Waste demonstrates how to make a simple three-bay compost bin thats super low cost from mostly waste materials.
This ten minute instructional video was made in Partnership with UYO, and covers the Why, the How, and What composting is all about. UYO (Use... |
Track Torque
(Illustrations by CHRIS WHITE)
Drag racing has unique features which make it stand out from other motor sports. These differences give rise to some unusual, and sometimes puzzling, descriptive words and phrases.
It's a special language which is perfectly understood by those closely involved in the spor... |
There's a Buzzy New Cancer Treatment That's Showing Promising Results
Could this finally lead to a cure?
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The immune system is your body's very own superhero: It hunts down infections and other illnesses that show up uninvited and attacks them like a boss. But every great superhero has an arch n... |
The Temperament of a Yorkshire Terrier
A Yorkie is first of all intelligent, extremely bold for its size, courageous enough to tackle an intruder, inquisitive, alert and independent. This is the nature of the dog, but of course there are exceptions to these characteristics when they are badly handled.
The first quest... |
Friday, June 10, 2011
Strings Redux
Simpler programs are better programs. Today's target: strings. In this post I will show you three ways of improving your code by simplifying your strings.
1. Use UTF-8 everywhere
When I issue programming tests I always have some question about different string encodings. It is a ... |
Friday, 20 March 2020
New paper: GenomegaMap for dN/dS in over 10,000 genomes
Published this week in Molecular Biology and Evolution, is a new paper joint with the CRyPTIC Consortium "GenomegaMap: within-species genome-wide dN/dS estimation from over 10,000 genomes".
The dN/dS ratio is a popular statistic in evoluti... |
Mumbai and the Urban Heat Island Effect
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We have all experienced it – the temperature elevation that welcomes us as we enter an urban zone from greener, rural regions. Known globally as the Urban Heat Island effect, it is universally accepted as a side-effect of urbanization and the mainstay of any metropoli... |
The Cutting Edge: New Technologies to Watch
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New technologies are touted every day as a way to increase productivity and decrease the time you spend doing mundane tasks. With so many to choose from, which should you spend your time learning about? Which ones will benefit you? And which ones will be used with... |
What Was Your First Programming Language?
Discover: Whereas Javascript isn’t important for this web site, your interaction with the content will probably be restricted. In the event you don’t even know one programming language effectively—or in any respect—it may be difficult to consider these statements, however I’ve... |
A Blockchain Primer for Lawyers
“…if you want to survive, or dare I say thrive, as a 21st century lawyer, you need to know … about blockchain…” – Caitlin Moon
Blockchain has emerged as a disruptive technology that has already transformed, and will continue to transform, the way in which value is exchanged in the gl... |
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The Environmental Cost of Fast Fashion
Clothing companies are increasingly designing their manufacturing processes to cater to consumers’ growing tastes for fast, fashionable and cheap apparel. Brands such as Zara and H&M have triumphed in this fast fashi... |
Community plans for life in Chicago and the region
Chicago and Chicagoland communities have officially adopted plans to provide more transportation opportunities, reduce obesity, and increase access to open space; they list how bicycling is or can be a strategy to achieve a healthy city, a bike-friendly city, and a g... |
Augmented Reality: The Next Wave of Market Research?
Augmented Reality: The Next Wave of Market Research?
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As market researchers we not only have to consider the impact of current technology, but also think about the affect of future technology on our industry. Last week Googl... |
Coronavirus and food access for mobility challenge
This coronavirus flu pandemic is among the worst flu crises in the past 200 years. Able-body people are forced into quarantine lock downs at home, protective gear, social distancing, and closures of schools and businesses. USA was caught unaware. It was shocking. That... |
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The most famous museums in Great Britain.
There are over 240 museums in London.
There are many museums in Great Britain, most of which have free admission.
For example, the British Museum, the Tate Ga... |
You may have noticed on a cold, clear, calm morning that the ice is thicker on the windshield than on the side windows of your car – unless you drive a Jeep Wrangler or a Model A Ford.
The answer is radiant heat transfer. Everything warmer than absolute zero (about -460 degrees Fahrenheit/ -273C) radiates infrared (he... |
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Why use a MOSFET? or How much gain is in it?
I started to title this on 'the solid state transformer'.
Anyhoo, how much gain can we get from the MOSFET? The simulation show 1mV in and 2 mV out. Sure doesn't sound like much does it? The text book says it has an infinite gain? So what is no... |
Friday, July 3, 2009
Scientific Evidence That Flight 77 Did Not Strike The Pentagon
by Enver Masud
[Watch, read author's rebuttal of The 9/11 Commission Report.]
A simple formula, familiar to high school students, may debunk the official account of American Airlines Flight 77 that is alleged to have struck the Pent... |
Civilization | june, 2016
By Elizabeth Yarina
“No national leader in the history of humanity has ever faced this question. Will we survive, or will we disappear under the sea?” — Prime Minister of Tuvalu, Enele Sosene Sopoaga
rriving from Fiji on a twice-weekly flight, the three-hour trip is bumpy and cramped an... |
Helen Keller: Saint, socialist, subversive
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The story of Helen Keller's "triumph over tragedy" is widely known. But her commitment to socialist activism was less known, writes Sasha Callaghan
I was intrigued to find a reference to Helen Keller in Pat Stack's Socialist Review column, "Casting Off Ster... |
Keep mosquitoes at bay with MistAway
With their buzzing and biting — and the aftermath of those bites — mosquitoes are extremely annoying. What’s also annoying is having to pack canisters of bug spray for a simple walk out to your swimming pool. This is especially true this time of the year, as the seasons start to ch... |
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Caryatid from the Erechtheion in Athens. Marble, Greek artwork, ca. 420 BC.
A caryatid is a sculpted female figure serving as an architectural element such as a column or a pillar supporting an entablature on its head.
Some of the earliest known examples were found in th... |
Symphonies of Sadness, Dirges of Disgust, Noxious Noise: Musical Masochism
Any kind of masochism is (to non-masochists/collaborators) peculiar and difficult to understand; no less so when it is related to music; but I’m going to try to understand it anyway.
I have isolated three main areas which can be loosely class... |
Sunday, January 22, 2017
Sherlock, redux
Sherlock Holmes is about the idea that you can start with an absurd set of data and work backwards, through a series of logical steps, to a completely reasonable starting place. (Many people have spotted that Sigmund Freud had roughly the same idea at roughly the same time.) N... |
What are Tax Havens and How Do They Work?
Rate this post Surely you have heard of tax havens, those where they say that those who flee from taxes and the law go. Yes, they are super common, in the notes of politicians and famous people who identify with millions of pesos, dollars (call the currency that is) badly had.... |
Why is Drinking Water So Important?
We all know water is vital to our health. But how much do we really need each day? With a little help from our math and science (you won’t be bored, and there won’t be a test), you will gain tremendous health benefits, and maybe even use medicines less! Eyebrows raised?
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Conservation is about all of us
Practicing conservation requires a change in behavior. What we save today, will have an impact on our children tomorrow. From turning off the faucet while brushing your teeth to taking showers instead of baths, these simple daily changes can save hundreds of dollars over the course of a... |
Ecas4-Anolyte - Frequently Asked Questions
Ecas4-Anolyte smells like chlorine, why?
As a matter of fact, the Ecas4-Anolyte is a kind of chlorine.
The chlorine-water system is rather complex: when gaseous chlorine is added (bubbled) to water, it dissolves by reacting, and the first products are hypochlorous acid (HOC... |
The three stages of childbirt
It begins with the start of childbirth. (You know that birth is on time). Then it is called the latency phase and means that the cervix softens, becomes shorter (worn out) and the womb begins to open. The wards are often irregular and the pain is not so intense. Usually you are still at h... |
Influenza is a common and extremely contagious respiratory illness caused by the influenza virus. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, up to 20% of the United States population contract influenza annually, while more than 200,000 people are hospitalized for flu-related symptoms, and up to 36,000... |
Genetically-modified food: For human need or corporate greed?
According to the agricultural giant Monsanto, genetically engineered foods are produced to address issues of food insecurity and feed the world’s booming population. But, if we look at the products being produced by companies like Monsanto, we find that th... |
Cambrian Diplichnites fossil
This 2,600-pound sandstone contains 500-million-year-old animal tracks . The fossil, donated by Eden Stone Company , is from Marathon County, Wisconsin and dates to the middle to late Cambrian period. The rock surface contains ripple marks and a fossil track named Diplichnites. The footpri... |
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How Are You Listening?
By Ana Lepri
There is a humorous 1-1/2 minute video called Masi, Me Tiro which is winning awards around the world. It has inspired me to reflect on how we listen to others. The characters demonstrate that our listening is often filtered through our personal judgments and preconceptions of other... |
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using OpenGL VBOs in SPECviewperf
The goal of SPECviewperf is to be a good predictor of graphics performance for real-world applications. The testing files (view... |
How you can make (or lose) money on penny stocks
As we have seen earlier, penny stocks carry higher risks and also can give greater returns. This actually means that you can either lose a lot of money by investing in penny stocks (because of the higher risk factor) or make a lot of money (because of the higher potenti... |
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Very rare congenital genetic disorder characterized by bone lesions that can degenerate into sarcoma. Association with precocious puberty and other hormonal dysfunctions is possible.
Jaffe-Lichtenstein syndrome
Facial asymmetry caused by Jaffe-Lichtenstein syndrome in a 14-year-old girl.
Fibrou... |
In an interview, professor Oliver Korn takes a look into the future of robots.
Coming into Oliver Korn’s office, first thing, the visitor meets Pepper. The little guy certainly looks nice and friendly, but the interaction with the professor is still a bit of a struggle. But Korn is working on improving that. In an int... |
Ahead of Referendum, Confusion Over Scottish Oil
England can reasonably lay claim on part of “Scottish” oil and gas reserves in the North Sea.
Oil platform in the Cromarty Firth, Scotland, June 19, 2011
Oil platform in the Cromarty Firth, Scotland, June 19, 2011 (Dave Conner)
North Sea oil and gas will likely be one... |
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Bean bags are cushions or similar items filled with small polystyrene beads or other lightweight beads.
Cots are baby beds with four raised sides, usually with one moveable side that may be released and dropped down, thereby lessening the difficulty of babies being placed in and taken ... |
10 Plastic Eating Organisms
Our planet is cluttered with an egregious amount of a miracle substance known as plastic. Here are a few bitter truths of this issue:
• Most plastic has not even been around longer than a century, but it can take up to 450 years to fully biodegrade.
• As much as 311 metric tons of plas... |
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Translation and Transcription – What’s The Difference?
glob tlum - Translation and Transcription - What's The Difference?
For some, it might be obvious what the difference between translation and transcription is, but for many people telling the two apart is confusing.
For example, I recently re... |
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Weekend Rebel Science Excursion - 44
Fig. 1 CMA CGM Jules Verne
The subtitle for today's post might be "Planes, Trains, Trucks, and TEU."
Today, I address the realm that is the sinew, muscle, and heart-blood vessel system of world civilization (What Do You Mean - World Civilization?, Confusi... |
How to Start a Car with a bad Starter? – Do these 5 steps!
How to Start a Car with a bad Starter
There are just those days when your daily driver just gave up on you just when you need it most. Fixing a car with a bad starter is pretty straightforward. You don’t need your local mechanic to solve a relatively simple p... |
Are Wind Farms Bad for Birds?
Guest Blog | December 12, 2016 | Energy Policy, Wind
Wind farms generate electricity without burning fossil fuels, emitting harmful air emissions or consuming massive quantities of water. But what about impacts to birds? A major renewable energy project proposed for the Southeast has co... |
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Glycophorin A somatic cell mutations in a population living in the proximity of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site
The glycophorin A (GPA) somatic mutation assay was performed to evaluate the magnitude of exposure to ionizing radiation among the human population living in t... |
This category includes costs such as prescriptions for antibiotics and pain relievers and support garments that are worn after your procedure. Overall, miscellaneous costs are low. Your prescription costs will depend on how many your surgeon prescribes and how much of the cost your insurance covers. At minimum, you'll ... |
Neanderthal Man looks like you and me
Every time I hear of Neandertal man, I cannot help but feel sorry for the poor guy. Initially reconstructed to look like some apish brute, it took 44 years before a reanalysis of the fossils revealed that Neandertal man's anatomy was very similar to yours and mine.
Neandertals bu... |
Why is it important that $\phi(n)$ is kept a secret, in RSA?
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From the definition of the totient function, we have the relation:
$$\varphi{(n)} = (p - 1)(q - 1) = pq - p - q + 1 = (n + 1) - (p + q)$$
It then easily follows that:
$$(n + 1) - \varphi{(n)} = p + q$$ $$(n + 1) - \varph... |
Last week, I released my second article that reviews the differences between various species of frankincense essential oil. This doozy of an article drilled down to the molecular details on what compounds researchers have found in the four most popular frankincense oil species, B. carterii, B sacra, B. serrata, and B. ... |
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Civil disobedience and the benefit of hindsight
100 years ago today was Peace Day, a national holiday called to mark the end of the First World War. It didn’t end peacefully here in Luton. The town had been simmering with resentment over food prices and shortages, and the lack of care for retu... |
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COM 122 English Composition: Getting Started
Basic research strategies all students should know.
Research Process - happens all the time!
Understand the assignment: What is expected of me? How should I approach this?
Do your research: The library can help with this. Collect different ... |
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Politically Correct: Noam Chomsky
Noam Chomsky
Chomsky” redirects here. For other uses, see Chomsky (disambiguation).
Noam Chomsky
On a visit to Vancouver, British Columbia in 2004
Born December 7, 1928 (age 85)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Other names Avram Noam Chomsky
Era 20t... |
Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy for osteoporosis promotes osteogenesis or bone regeneration and has been shown to stimulate osteoblast activity and improve bone mineralization. Read our research review on PEMF therapy for Osteoporosis to see how PEMF therapy can affect the healing of this musculoskeletal... |
Jones, John Paul (1747-1792)
Patriot naval officer.
Originally known as John Paul, he took the name “Jones” after moving to America (1773), probably in an attempt to conceal his identity after his involvement in the death of a mutineer.
Commissioned lieutenant in the colonial navy (1775). Made captain (1776). Given ... |
How to Use a Sewing Machine
When you first see a sewing machine, you might think to yourself, “How in the world am I supposed to use this thing?” It’s actually quite simple. The first thing you need to know about sewing with one of these machines is that if you freak out, your machine freaks out. Try and stay calm whe... |
Vitamins – briefly
In general, a vitamin is an organic (carbon-containing) substance that is essential for health, but cannot be internally produced by the human being, and so it must be found in food. Vitamins were first discovered in 1912 by a Polish biochemist, Casimir Funk. Soon after, scurvy (vitamin C) , beriber... |
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Symptoms indicated in the herpes photos on these pages show the varying appearance during different stages of an HSV outbreak.
It should be pointed out that the symptoms vary considerably and trying to diagnose a medical condition from these herpes photos should not attempted under any circumstances... |
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Here we see illustrated the the principle that, for any given natural number n, the sum of the first n centered hexagonal numbers is equal to the cube of n. In this particular example, 1+7+19+37=4^2=64. In the color scheme above, the first hex number corresponds to the blue cube on the vertex of the... |
Robert Vallée, French mathematician, Died at 94
Robert Vallée was born on October 5, 1922, in Poitiers, France and died on January 1, 2017, Paris, France.
He was a French cyberneticist and mathematician.
Vallée was Professor at the Paris 13 University (University of Paris-Nord) and president of the World Organizati... |
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PSAT-SAT I Score Correlation
Question: Do PSAT scores generally closely correlate to future SAT scores? Also, what are the differences in the SAT II Math IC and Math IIC? Is one "better" than the other?
For most students, the PSAT is usually their first encounter with SAT-type tests, and they t... |
Blue Light Reducer
Blue light from phones computer associated with prostate cancer risk
blue ligh man health sleep human eye health eye protection blue light filter affect app iris software
These days, the number of computer and smartphone users has increased manifolds.
What many are not aware of is the fact that t... |
Linked List Vs Array: Uses And Differences
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In this digital age, computing and storing data is ever more critical. How that data is stored depends on the organizational methods, namely in the form of linked lists and arrays. Understanding data storage is crucial to... |
This article traces the emergence of Australian Aboriginal art as major focus in the American art scene.
Kluge-Ruhe Collection- Beyond Dreamings exhibition
Kluge-Ruhe Collection Beyond Dreamings Exhibition
Aboriginal art has moved at some point from being an ethnographic study to being a contemporary art form with in... |
Ibn Ezra
Ibn Ezra: Divining Dreams (Vayeshev)
The Torah Text
The story of Joseph begins with dreams of grandeur, as he describes his older brothers bowing down to him. But after being sold into slavery in Egypt, and subsequently getting thrown in prison, Joseph seems to be at a low point. At his point, he seems to r... |
Mountain, molehill
Speaking analytics
A winning graphic of early voting
This pair of WSJ charts I like very much.
The article talks about the effect of early voting during Presidential elections in the States. People are allowed to mail in their votes as early as 2 months before the November 6 election.
The chart ... |
How The Civilization On Easter Island Collapsed
Easter Island is a Chilean island located in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. It’s most widely known for the incredible stone statues – called moai – that were created and scattered across the island by its early inhabitants, the Rapa Nui. When the Polynesians first settl... |
It is widely known that the term Money in the classic sense means gold or silver coins used as a circulating medium of exchange. In its strict technical sense “money” means coined gold or silver, produced by a sovereign mint that has been monetized to indicate its value. In its more popular sense, “money” means any coi... |
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Name two diseases that affect the conduction of action potentials in the peripheral nervous system.
Landry-Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Charcot-Marie-T... |
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DIA270mm, China
This is a set of bronze plate which is believed to be used for food offering to the gods. The Chinese uses ceramic for dinnerware, it is uncommon to use food using bronze or metal ware (well, now we have cast iron casserole, stainless steel bowls, enamel dishes, et... |
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Globalisation and sustainable exports of Indian medicinal and aromatic plants: A protection study
Bera, Soumitra Kumar (2010): Globalisation and sustainable exports of Indian medicinal and aromatic plants: A protection study.
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India has a rich heritage of trad... |
What is a ganglion cyst?
A ganglion cyst is a fluid-filled lump that lies under the surface of the skin. It is often painless, but--depending on its location--it may cause enough discomfort to need treatment.
Ganglion cysts occur most frequently on the joints and tendons of the wrist. Most are found on the top of the... |
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Chapter note from Sociology in Our Times 5th Canadian Edition: Chapter 11 Sex and Gender
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Chapter 11: Sex and Gender
Sex: The Biological Dimension
Gender: used to refer to the distinctive culturally... |
Book Review: Wheat Belly by William Davis, MD
Wheat Belly
I had heard of Wheat Belly so I grabbed it from the Express Reads section of the library. I have a lot of gluten-free people around me so I’m familiar with the diet and what happens when they eat gluten, but I didn’t know about the science behind gluten-intoler... |
Make Your Personal Own Aquaponics Technique
aquaponic gardening
The water is pumped back into the fish tank. Since the fish waste is consumed by the plants, filtration is greatly reduced which reduces cost. The fish waste is nutritious for the plants so you don’t need to add as much, if any, nutrients to the water fo... |
Ayang Utriza Yakin
Today we live in a global village with diverse races, ethnicities and religions. This reality is something we ought to celebrate and protect, as stated in the Koran’s verse, Al- Hujurât. Diversity gives people an opportunity to be curious about others, to respect and to engage in mutual exploration ... |
public health model
Violence, once thought inevitable, is being increasingly recognized as a preventable, public health problem. The public health model for violence prevention recommends a four-step process to systematically approach violence. Developing a prevention strategy can be relatively straightforward or rath... |
Transfusion medicine
Transfusion medicine (or transfusiology) is the branch of medicine that encompasses all aspects of the transfusion of blood and blood components including aspects related to hemovigilance. It includes issues of blood donation, immunohematology and other laboratory testing for transfusion-transmi... |
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What is a CVT Transmission? How It Works – Pros and Cons
Published Mon August 19, 2019
If you’re shopping for a new vehicle, you may come across the term CVT Transmission. What does this term mean? And more pointedly, is it something you should buy – or something you should avoid?
What is CVT?... |
Wednesday, 24 October 2007
Abstraction Penalties, Stack Allocation And Ownership Types
Sometimes, cleaning up your code makes it slower even when it shouldn't. For example, you might extract code from a function and make it a separate function. Maybe the compiler should inline your code, but it doesn't, or it does bu... |
World Water Week: Checking in on Arizona
Silver Bell Mine. Fun fact: those lakes are entirely poison
If you live in the crowded east, or in the Great Lakes/Rust Belt area of the Upper Midwest, you might not get a sense of how vast this country truly is, and how the West expands to dimensions that swallow up our horiz... |
How much of the social, political and economic change that occurred during and since Margaret Thatcher's time as Prime Minister can be attributed to general national and global trends, and how much to her specific ideals and policy-making?
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The woes and pangs of WTO
Trade Issues in WTO
The problems confronting primary exports are manifold. Many extraneous and intraneous factors deplete trade liberalization. A few factors that try to disengage trade are as follows.
1. Steady detoriation for the need of demand based on price elasticity for primary prod... |
Earth: The first of the Four Element dream images
Over the next several weeks I will deal with the elements of the meditative mantra, “Earth am I, air am I, fire and water and Spirit am I.” These elements also show up in our dreams and it is their meaning in dreams that I will be sharing.
The Earth image can speak... |
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