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The bowlegged appearance of the knee is seen at birth and starts to diminish until the age of two. This is part of the normal physiologic unwinding that takes place in the lower leg. It can be associated with internal tibial torsion, creating an intoe gait.
How is it evaluated?
A full lower extremity eva... |
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mg/dl and mmol/l
Americans use mg/dl as the unit for measuring glucose levels. Most other countries use mmol/l. The relationship between the two is that 1mmol/l = 18mg/dl. I was interested to understand this relationship (as a former chemist) and also find out what it meant in practical terms. It... |
Learn Python Programming
By | April 3, 2019
Python is the most powerful and widely used programming language of 2019. In the past few years, it has hyped the usages on the next level. Now Python is everywhere from web-development to Artificial Intelligence.
Python is slower than other programming languages such as C... |
The Theory of Relativity explained for dummies with cartoons ! Follow the class !!
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So general relativity describes how any massive object, such as the Sun, produces gravity by bending space and time around it. Everything in that space is also bent: even rays of light,... |
Flu season is fast approaching. Are you ready?
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I really can’t stay, but baby, it’s cold outside,” Dean Martin’s famous holiday song implies the changing of seasons at Missouri Western State University.
Bundling up to stay warm on your way to class, making sure your hot chocolate isn’t ... |
Why Imported Dogs Could Hurt Your Health
Dog being loaded onto a plane
It’s a disturbing trend that’s taken off in the past decade: The importation of puppies from overseas, such as Bulldog breeds and other high-priced pedigrees. People snap them up via “breeders” and pet shops alike, all while thinking there’s some ... |
Science fiction or fact?
The question. Did the conditions exist for the current epidemic of neuroimmune diseases to be the result of endogenous retroviruses present in animal tissues and used in the production of vaccines?
Epidemic neuromyasthenia; clinical syndrome?, by Henderson and Shelokov, published in the New E... |
Meditation Yoga
Easy Meditation Yoga Guide for Beginners
How to Meditate: Simple Meditation Guide for Beginners
You’ve probably read about the multitude of benefits that meditation can bring to you. It’s likely that even the friends near you are boasting of their accomplishments in the practice. Now you think it’s t... |
A Beginner’s Guide To Purchasing The Best Survival Kit
A Beginner’s Guide To Purchasing The Best Survival Kit
As the name indicates, a survival kit is a box or package that contains supplies and tools prepared in advance as an aid for emergency situations. This is why lifeboats, military aircrafts and spacecraft’s a... |
Why Coffee Roasters Are Becoming Interested in Chinese Coffee Beans
As a speciality coffee roaster, we use beans from all the popular producers in the world. From African beans to South American, we explore all possibilities. One area of the world that has been knocking on the door coffee roasting world recently is Ch... |
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using SPI (standardized precipitation index)?
According to Hayes et al. (1999), the SPI has three main advantages and three main disadvantages. The advantages of using SPI are: 1- simplicity; the SPI is based on rainfall, 2- its standardization, which... |
Topical Martian Field Studies in the Ka'u Desert, Hawaii
Posted on Mon, May 2, 2016
It's clear from geologic features such as the Tharsis volcanoes, analyses of the martian (SNC) meteorites, multispectral data from orbiting spacecraft, and in situ measurements made by landers that the martian surface is composed prim... |
There was a period in my life when I somehow had an opinion that only the popular scientific findings that I knew could be accepted in order to try to create a perception of reality. So I was focused in reading popular scientific literature which seemed to be filling all the gaps that were missing from my linear way of... |
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Does your elderly cat need a special diet?
Special diets now available for elderly cats or for cats with health problems or digestive troubles. Some of these are prescription diets, available only from vets, designed for cats with a continuing problem such as kidney disease, or cystitis, allergy or food intoler... |
Hot Fudge Sundae: A Dessert 5,000 Years in the Making
Ice_cream_sundaeIt’s July and the temperatures have been rising…and rising…and rising. How about forgetting the heat with a scrumptious hot fudge sundae? But before you dig in, let’s take a moment to appreciate the human ingenuity over five millenia that brought... |
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Musca (Latin: fly) is a small constellation in the deep southern sky. It was one of twelve constellations created by Petrus Plancius from the observations of Pieter Dirkszoon Keyser and Frederick de Houtman and it first appeared on a 35-cm (14 in) diameter celestial ... |
What are the causes of low birth weight and how to take care of low birth weight baby?
The normal birth of a baby is determined to five pounds, eight ounces. Low birth weight describes babies, who weigh less than 5 pounds, 8 ounces (2.5 k.g approx). Babies with low birth weight are smaller in size than normal weight b... |
Friday, October 14, 2011
Top 16 Embedded Security Pitfalls
Every once in a while I'm asked to take a look at a scheme for ensuring that an embedded system is secure for a variety of reasons. Generally the issue isn't really secrecy so much as making sure that an embedded device is really what you think it is, or that... |
Organizational Tools of Memoir Day 1: Wild by Cheryl Strayed
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SWBAT recognize the organizational moves of memoir and analyze their rhetorical functions by closely analyzing excerpts from Cheryl Strayed's memoir "Wild."
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Memoirs are highly structured, as writers organ... |
Thursday, May 16, 2013
A sidelight on "A Petabyte for a Century"
In my various posts over the last six years on A Petabyte For A Century I made the case that the amounts of data and the time for which they needed to be kept had reached the scale at which the reliability needed was infeasible. I'm surprised that I don... |
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Day 8 - Colonial Williamsburg
We visited the cabinetmaking shop and I was a little bit surprised that there were no water powered tools. This is a lathe and it looks like it’s foot powered. The shop repairs furniture but the bulk of their “business” is making suitable furniture for use withi... |
The Runner’s Guide to Strength Training
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The Runner’s Guide to Strength Training
For runners, strength training doesn’t have to mean bulking up. When you approach strength work strategically, it can translate into a reduced chance for injury and faster times when you toe th... |
DCV - A smart investment in residential buildings?
In a Demand Controlled Ventilation (DCV) system the ventilation airflow is continuously matched with the actual demand. Airflow can be decreased or increased based on temperature, occupancy or air quality. By doing this, the DCV system uses on average less energy comp... |
The rate of growth of new technologies is often proportional to past knowledge, leading to an exponential advance over time. This explosive process implies that very quickly after a civilization reaches technological maturity, it will develop the means for its own destruction through climate change, for example, or nuc... |
A brief Intro to Greatwall Kinase…The King of Mitosis
Our favourite protein in the lab is Greatwall kinase. It was first discovered in 2004 to be critical for cell division in fruit flies (1,2) . The trail then went cold for a few years as to its exact function, but in 2009, while I was working as a post-doc in France... |
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Chant (or plainsong) is a monophonic sacred form which represents the earliest known music of the Christian church.
Chant developed separately in several European centres. Although the most important were Rom... |
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5 Benefits of Beta-Alanine + Side Effects & Dosage
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Beta-alanine is a popular amino acid supplement used to enhance exercise and athletic performance. It improves heart fitness and reduces muscle fatigue and acid build-up. Read ahead to le... |
Place Glass interrelates between a place and CG content. A place can be a building, air port, train, hotel, person’s home, medical center etc. A place is identified by a code, for example QR code or some short number. For convenience CG will be provided with a numeric index of places so that this index can be used als... |
Dense Phase Conveying: Safe, Efficient & Gentle Transfer for a Wide Variety of Food Ingredients
Today’s processed food manufacturers are constantly searching for methods to improve process efficiency, changeover times, and of course, ensuring product safety. One of the key technologies which can help address and impro... |
Skull Tattoo Meanings
John Dietrich
The skull tattoo is the rebel’s hallmark. It has maintained popularity throughout generations, with its simple, bold aesthetic, often understood as a symbol of death and mortality. But skulls aren’t only morbid; they can also stand for optimistic ideas, like overcoming obstacles or... |
Cherry Blossom Tattoos – What Do They Mean
Cherry Blossom Tattoos – What Do They Mean
Cherry blossom tattoos are some of the most popular tattoo designs for women currently. The beauty and delicate nature of a cherry blossom can’t be denied. In both Japanese and Chinese cultures the cherry blossom is full of symboli... |
Searching for the answers to questions about traumatic brain injury
We live in a fast-paced world where cars are driven faster, sports are one of the most popular forms of entertainment and many search for the next big thrill. However, with a world that travels at high speeds comes a higher risk of serious injury when... |
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Preface": The real story about Ancient times
Earth's Ancient History
The real story about Ancient times
Preface L.C. Geerts
I grew up in the period shortly after the Second World War in the Netherlands. This was a time in which our parents had to rebuild our partly destroyed soci... |
Green waste, also known as "biological waste," is any organic waste that can be composted. It is most usually composed of refuse from gardens such as grass clippings or leaves, and domestic or industrial kitchen wastes. Green waste does not include things such dried leaves, pine straw, or hay. Such materials are rich i... |
Ngawang Namgyal
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Zhabdrung in a nineteenth-century painting
Ngawang Namgyal (later granted the honorific Zhabdrung Rinpoche approximately at whose feet one submits) (Tibetan: ཞབས་དྲུང་ངག་དབང་རྣམ་རྒྱལ་, Wylie: zhabs drung ngag dbang rnam rgyal; alternate spellings include Z... |
Diet & Weight Magazine
Why Healthy Lifestyles May Be More Important Than Your Weight
By Dietdoctor @DietDoctor1
Why healthy lifestyles may be more important than your weight
Don't judge a book by its cover. We have heard that advice over and over again. And it makes sense. Why should we judge someone who is overwei... |
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To learn how to count percentages, remember that one percent is one hundredth of something. In most cases the amount of interest does not exceed one hundred. However, the percentage may be more than a hundred – this result does not Always indicate an error, but only a reason to double-check... |
Two examples of data helping SMB’s
ku-xlargeWe often read anecdotal evidence of how companies and consultants are using big data to solve ‘big’ problems but it is rare that we see real world examples of the use of analytics and data to solve real-world business problems for small and midsized businesses.
IBM recently... |
How to debug small programs
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One of the most frequent categories of bad questions I see on StackOverflow is:
I wrote this program for my assignment and it doesn’t work.
[20 lines of code].
And… that’s it.
If you’re reading this, odds are good it’s because I or someone els... |
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Hot Tips for Driving An EV in Cold Weather
Electric Vehicle Battery Repair
The cold reality is that driving in the winter is more challenging for everyone. Both internal combustion engine vehicles and electric vehicles suffer from efficiency losses when it is freezing outside. However, the recent polar vo... |
Feminism, Communism and the Destruction of the Nuclear Family
Discredit the family as an institution. Encourage promiscuity and easy divorce.[1]
The above statement is listed in the 45 goals of the communist party to take over the United States. As mentioned before, these goals were entered into the congressional re... |
Mastering Depth of Field
Mastering Depth of Field
If a photograph is two-dimensional, understanding depth of field gives you a measure of control over the third dimension. Mastering it will give you more ability to render photographs with clarity and directness.
What is Depth of Field?
Depth of field is a measure o... |
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Public Landholdings: 838,670 acres (NDGFD 7,895 acres; NDDTL 126,790 acres; NDPRD 4,770 acres; USFWS 1,290 acres; USFS 602,535 acres; USNPS 69,770 acres; USBLM 17,780 acres; USACE 7,840 acres)
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Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Anesthetics found to do more than simply induce sleep
This study provides a deeper understanding of what is going on and it is not good news. The negative effects are real and become apparent among the vulnerable.
This needs successful protocols to obviate those effects.
Random rewiring... |
Evaporative cooling for fruit and vegetable storage in Rwanda and Burkina Faso
This research study focuses on the potential for evaporative cooling devices to address challenges of postharvest storage for fruits and vegetables in Rwanda and Burkina Faso. The study was conducted as part of the Horticulture Innovation ... |
The Writing Guide for a Proper Medicine Term Paper
The essential objectives of higher education are to prepare students for their professional career, teach them to think independently and install the skills necessary to perform scientific research. Therefore, at the end of an academic course, a professor might give t... |
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Benign nephrosclerosis is a condition characterized by renal changes that affects people suffering from benign hypertension. The condition is closely related to hyaline arteriosclerosis.
It is estimated that each year approximately 25% of people in the United States who end up wit... |
Friedman, Michael (2018):
A History of Folding in Mathematics: Mathematizing the Margins (Science Networks. Historical Studies, Band 59).
Basel: Birkhäuser.
While it is well known that the Delian problems are impossible to solve with a straightedge and compass – for example, it is impossible to construct a segment w... |
The Sustainability of Growth vs Return on Invested Capital
21 September 2016 | by Sean Stannard-Stockton, CFA
Previously we looked at the ways that growth, as well as return on invested capital (ROIC), drive PE ratios. Our conclusion was that both attributes increase value, but noted that many investors ignore the va... |
The 3-Step Goal-Setting Process
In the previous article we discussed 7 reasons why you must set goals for your life. Today we will go into the process of goal-setting using a 3-step process model. This model of goal-setting uses a set of three questions to help you set your goals:
1. Where are you now?
Before you can... |
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Meet your Hunger Hormone
November 2019
Have you ever heard or ghrelin, also known as our hunger hormone? Ghrelin, amongst other things within the body stimulates our appetite. In our world of abundance, most people don’t allow themselves to get hungry (myself included, come at me snacks!). So you may... |
The traditional way for a class in TypeScript to allow a user of the class to obtain an instance of it is to provide a public constructor. There is another useful technique that should be a part of every programmer’s toolkit.
A class can provide a public static factory method. Now don’t confuse this with the stuffy Fa... |
Why do we wave the lulav forward by הודו, right by כי, back by טוב, left by כי, up by לעולם and down by חסדו?
If I understand your question correctly, you ask why these words specifically get these directions.
Heard from 2 local rabbanim - The assumption is that you begin with your face (front of your body) facing e... |
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Lord of the (Small) Rings
Quick: What small, odd-looking thing carries metal through harsh trials?
Here's hoping you answered the Doyle group's new ligand: "Fro-DO."
I see what you did there.
Credit: Doyle group, JACS 2015
Unlike common sigma donors - NHCs, amines, phosphorous ligands - ED... |
Book Review – Wool Dyeing
I’ve been doing some reading on wool dyeing in preparation to dye my first batch of wool. I was able to take a class from Liberty Rose a few months ago, and it was great to get some hands on experience with it (and it actually made me even more interested in doing more of it on my own). How... |
Why the 9-5 Workday Needs to Change
Kiley Peters
The 9-5 workday was designed for white men.
(^No seriously, discrimination was still legal when the 9-5 became the norm.) If we want to experience more inclusive leadership opportunities, we need to evolve and adapt in business and commerce similarly as we have in ot... |
What might ELMS look like?
Arable field margin copyright Simon Mortimer https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5700732
I have been asked to write a blog about the new farm support grant, the Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS). This is due to replace the current Basic Farm Payment Scheme, aims to incentivise farm... |
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Spanish is a heritage language of Louisiana, the second most spoken language of the United States, and one of the three most spoken languages in the world. The Hispanic world has long been a major contributor to international culture and intellectual life. With the international reach of Spanish and its ... |
Secure Your Mac
1999: Many people buy the iMac as a family computer, which means that many different people share it. Sometimes you’ll want to keep the people sharing your computer off certain areas of it, so that’s why people have developed security programs for the Mac. Today I’ll teach you some of the ways to keep ... |
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It is surmised that India's relationship with rice is around 10,000 years old, a result of this long history is a culture that has a well developed belief system surrounding the crop. A Hindu deity, Dewi Sri is the rice goddess often touted as being the guardian angel of southeast Asia.
In Bali she ... |
Synology: Static IP vs Dynamic IP
synology static ip vs dynamic ip
If you have a Synology Nas or Synology Router, you need to know the difference between a Static IP, a Dynamic IP and a Private IP address. Every device on a computer network has an IP (Internet Protocol) address. It’s just like a phone or house number... |
35 Foods That Are Super Healthy
By Trista
35 Foods That Are Super Healthy
There is a wide variety of foods that are nutritious, healthy and most importantly, delicious! Getting an adequate amount of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains is essential for any healthy diet. Eating well helps us feel better, look better a... |
Engineers at Duke University have developed a microscope that adapts its lighting angles, colors and patterns while teaching itself the optimal settings needed to complete a given diagnostic task. In the initial proof-of-concept study, the microscope simultaneously developed a lighting pattern and classification system... |
Brain Renewal Meditation
Better brain health through Brain Renewal Meditation
Brain health is linked to lifestyle factors such as meditation.
Meditation and a healthier brain
Brain Renewal Meditation (BRM) is an evidence-led method, scientifically designed to maintain and increase brain function and structure. Simpl... |
This is a follow-up to a question I answered earlier (Changes to syntax highlighting).
For most questions that have more than one language-related tag and those with fuzzy languages (for instance !), there should be an option to specify which language to use in syntax highlighting because sometimes (and quite often to... |
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Saturday, May 12, 2018
GYPSIES, TRAMPS, AND THIEVES: Cultural appropriation?
by Parris Afton Bonds
Cultural appropriation? Irish Travellers are not Roma Gypsies
By MoHurley on May 12, 2018
I guess I'm a little more than concerned that Irish Travelers, who are NOT, I repeat, NOT Roma, in any wa... |
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Exhibit of the month: Poles saving Jews during World War II
Sat, 03/03/2018 - 10:32
Exhibit of the month: Poles saving Jews during World War II Fot. Mikołaj Bujak
In the Museum of the Second World War on March 3, another exhibit of the month was presented. As a part of the cycle, souvenirs relat... |
Taira no Masakado: Rebel god of Tokyo
Richard Thornhill on the strange shenanigans that made a man into a god in ancient Japan, and a legend that recalls Britain’s ‘screaming skulls’ and Lleu Llaw Gyffes
As I cycle to work through the Otemachi banking district of central Tokyo, I pass the Masakado Kubizuka (‘Masakado... |
52 Ancestors In 52 Weeks, Week 16: Storms
In the summer of 1874, the storms began in the deserts in Arizona and swept across the plains to the east. In time, they alighted in Osborne County, Kansas, where they had suffered from drought the month before. Blackness gripped the horizons…witnesses swore they were watching... |
scratch jrThe Official Scratch Jr. Book” by Bers and Resnick, is $20 from NoStarch Press and is designed to teach you, the adult, how to teach children ages five to seven, how to create programs using the computer language “ScratchJr.”
The main character in “ScratchJr” is a cartoon cat that moves at your command. But ... |
Describes The Importance Of Magic In Ancient Cultures Heros And Mythology Essay
640 words - 3 pages
Magic was a very highly respected force in ancient Egypt. The ancient people believed magic could solve almost any daily problem. They also believed that the more magic someone or something possessed the more powerful ... |
Vanilla Extract vs. Imitation
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According to testers at Cook's Illustrated, pure vanilla has close to 250 natural flavor and aroma compounds compared with one chemical in imitation vanilla. But that doesn't mean that the testers always chose pure vanilla for cooking; they found that diff... |
My 5 year old niece who is 'kind of' smart, (i.e. was playing solitaire online before her 3rd birthday and is now doing 4 digit addition/subtraction and multiplication up to 5's; and reads chapter books,etc.), has problems being corrected. She had a 'meltdown' last week when she got 1 (ONE) problem of 45 wrong (>,<,= w... |
My visual approach, and Asiana’s
Friends have been asking me how it is possible that the Asiana 777 landed short of the runway at SFO.
It turns out that the instrument landing system (ILS) glide slope was out of service. So the pilots were likely conducting a “visual approach”, i.e., looking out the window to see if ... |
Why does the base of this slinky not fall immediately to gravity? My guess is tension in the springs is a force > mass*gravity but even then it is dumbfounding.
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$\begingroup$ It helps to know that the spring forces between elements of the slinky are local. And you should note that the system was in equilibri... |
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The Midnight Watch by David Dyer
The Midnight Watch - CoverThe sinking of the Titanic, now over one hundred years ago, is still one of the most famous disasters in history. So it is no wonder that it has been the subject of countless books and films. Given this, the question ... |
On the Motivations for Grade Inflation
People often claim that instructors who give inflated grades do so to obtain higher evaluations from their students, but I don’t buy that argument. Sure, the students will happily accept the inflated grades, but they still won’t respect bad instruction and will mostly say so on t... |
Dissertation/Thesis Abstract
Tree Regeneration Following Large Wildfires in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine Forests
by Owen, Suzanne Marie, Ph.D., Northern Arizona University, 2019, 187; 13879631
Abstract (Summary)
Wildfires in southwestern US ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa Lawson & C. Lawson) forests have recently incr... |
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Prime Curios!
Curios: Curios Search:
+ The first odd prime number.
+ The smallest reflectable prime.
+ The Italian-born French mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange (1736-1813) spent much of his life working on the 3-Body Problem.
+ The first in a pair of... |
Religious Architecture
The Cistercian abbeys and Romano-Byzantine masterpieces in Provence, the treasures of the Via Alta in the Alps, and the colourful chapels on the Côte d’Azur. Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur is loaded with magnificent and eclectic examples of religious architecture.
Cistercian Tradition and Romano-B... |
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Notes on Speyer’s paper titled “Some Sums over Irreducible Polynomials”
Let \mathcal{P} be the set of irreducible polynomials over F_2[T]. Then \sum\limits_{P\in \mathcal{P}}\frac{1}{1-P}=0. The paper lists certain examples of \frac{1}{1-P} below. These a... |
When and why did hexadecimal representation become more common than octal for displaying and printing out multi-bit binary fields?
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I'd say around the time when word sizes of 36, 18 and 12 bit transitioned to the multiple-of-8-bit sizes we have today. That should also explain the "why". :-) – dirkt Aug 20 '1... |
What kind of bicycle(s) do you need?
I was recently asked about the difference between different bicycles and what each type of bike is best suited for. When I thought about these questions, I considered my own selection of bicycles and the specific purpose of each bike that I ride. I also thought about the question:... |
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Making sense of a changing world
It’s difficult to make sense of a fast changing world. But c... |
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Mom’s voice gets special recognition in many brain circuits, Stanford study finds
One of the most astonishing things about becoming a mom was realizing, just a few minutes after my oldest child was born, that he knew the sound of my voice. I'd read that babies prefer their mothers' voices, but wasn't ... |
Leo Villareal, an international artist most famously known for inspired by the Eiffel Tower's twinkle wants to turn the West Span of the Bay Bridge in to an even larger, more sophisticated light show called the Bay Lights. The light sculpture, intended to commemorate the bridge's 75th anniversary (the diamond anniversa... |
Gender is a Cage
Prison Bars
This is a repost of an article I wrote in 2015.
George Gilder wrote the following paragraphs in 1986.
To the sexual liberal, gender is a cage. Behind cruel bars of custom and tradition, men and women for centuries have looked longingly across forbidden spaces at one another and yearned ... |
Meaning of NAPPE in English
in geology, large body or sheet of rock that has been moved a distance of about 2 km (1.2 miles) or more from its original position by faulting or folding. A nappe may be the hanging wall of a low-angle thrust fault (a fracture in the rocks of the Earth's crust caused by contraction), or it... |
Distances and routing directions are calculated by first determining which roads a vehicle will travel to get between two points and then adding up the distances over each section of road to arrive at a total mileage—similar to the manual task that one might follow if using an atlas.
Routes will “clean up” to the near... |
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In 1946, Ulam, in response to a theorem of Anning and Erdös, posed the following problem:
Problem 1 (Erdös-Ulam problem) Let {S \subset {\bf R}^2} be a set such that the distance between any two points in {S} is rational. Is it true that {S} cannot be ... |
Natural person
In jurisprudence, a natural person is a person (in legal meaning, i.e., one who has its own legal personality) that is an individual human being, as opposed to a legal person, which may be a private (i.e., business entity or non-governmental organization) or public (i.e., government) organization. Histo... |
15 Toxic Plants to Avoid If You Have Pets
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There are over 700 plants that have been identified as toxic to dogs and cats! Luckily, the ASPCA has a thorough list of toxic plants to dogs, cats, and horses. They also list non-toxic plants. Here’s a list of some of the most common.
1. Philode... |
Deliberative Democracy
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Deliberative Democracy
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"Deliberative democracy, also sometimes called discursive democracy, is a term used by political theorists, e.g., Jon Elster or Jürgen Habermas, to refer to any system of political decisions based ... |
What are My Treatment Options for Afib?
When you suffer from afib, the available treatment options can be confusing or, even, overwhelming. Fortunately, you can have confidence in top atrial fibrillation physicians like Houston’s top electrophysiologists, Dr, Shanti Bansal who will guide any treatment plan you may req... |
Making a Budget
Hey, wouldn't it be wonderful to have enough money for the things you need in life? Not everything, maybe, but the things that are truly important to you and your family. If this feels like it's out of reach for you, take heart. Budgeting (yes, that dreaded word) or having a "spending plan" can help an... |
Be Mindful&ACT is a mindfulness and acceptance and commitment therapy based e-learning course for mental health professionals. The course is available in three languages, Spanish, Slovenian and English. The first part of the program (5 modules) focuses on the potentiation of the own psychological flexibility of the men... |
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Why Is Poetry Important for Children?
Why is poetry important?
Does poetry even matter for kids these days and, if so, why does it matter?
Why should we bother reading poetry to children at all?
These are pretty good questions to ask.
reading poetry
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Thesis Claims for Hamlet Essays in addition to Essay Topics
Literary elements are located in books and poetry. They are commonly described as the components of a literary piece. They are not techniques used by the writer. It’s essential, furthermore, to have the ability to explain how all the components give rise to t... |
Understanding ASP.Net MVC Using Real World Example
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ASP.NET has provided developers with a new framework for website development that makes it possible to easily distinguish between a data layer, a business layer and the methodology they use to render these objects on the screen. They call ... |
Step 6: Inexpensive (yet potent) cancer treatments
Your treatment regimen will be different than anyone else's – or it should be. Your cancer is unique; it's your body, not a family member or friend or anyone else who has had the same type of cancer.
The experience of other people in the same situation can give you a... |
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