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__label__pos The latest from the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) is a thematic issue organized around a prominent topic in healthcare: price, cost, and competition. Contributing to the debate is an article titled, “Physician Practice Competition and Prices Paid by Private Insurers for Office Visits.”... |
__label__pos I used to love Halloween. As a child, I adored the dressing up as my favorite super heroine, rock star, animal, or – when I got a little older and fancier – donning some nice, natural looking fangs and biting on packets of fake blood. It was fun to watch as everyone around me toyed with the boundaries of i... |
__label__neg Saving Lives with SABER™ by M. LaVarre Bushman and The term friendly-fire is one of the oxymorons of battle -- all military personnel know that incoming fire, whatever the source, isn't friendly. To help prevent this unfortunate incident of war, a team of engineers and scientists at SwRI has developed SABE... |
__label__pos Wanted: Strong Willed, Determined, Focused, Attentive Individual This post is an introduction to our new series, “Wanted: New Breed of Professional Planners,” where we describe a new breed of professional planners who help business executives focus on people, performance and profitability through strategic... |
__label__pos Home Who We Are What We Do Our Actions Newsletters AGM What We've Done FAQ Join Donate Contact 9 July, 2013 - Transparency International today released the 2013 Global Corruption Barometer, and its key finding from the global survey of 114,000 respondents in 107 countries: bribery is widespread with 27 per... |
__label__neg Vitabase | Dietary Supplement Promotes restful nights of sleep. Contains melatonin and valerian to promote healthy sleep patterns. Provides other ingredients that promote feelings of relaxation. Produces more restful sleep patterns, resulting in less fatigue and stress throughout the day. Healthy Sleep Sup... |
__label__neg Economic and Social Research Council Printable version E-mail this to a friend Electoral Commission statement on the Government’s proposed date for the referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union Responding to the Government's proposed date for a referendum on the UK's membership of the Europea... |
__label__neg Property value increases in West Melbourne have tracked just higher than the VIC average of 7.80% over the last 12 months. Data for the last quarter indicates that, in the short term at least, the capital value growth rate for property investors in West Melbourne has increased when compared to the 5 year a... |
__label__pos Don’t Have A Social Media Policy For Your Company? You’re Not Alone. March 29, 2011 § Leave a comment We are all still adjusting to a world where everyone with an internet connection is a media outlet. Social Media is bring a raft of changes to the way we communicate and do business. There are great reward... |
__label__pos Rex Walls was the unconventional father of the protagonist (Jeannette Walls) and her three siblings. Despite the times when he was clearly a loving father (especially when they had steady income) like how he always called his kids nicknames of endearment such as Mountain Goat, he still had his extremely in... |
__label__neg First 11 words of the document: Religious Studies The Design Argument Other pages in this set Page 2 Page 3 Here's a taster: Contents: Summary Key Features St. Thomas Aquinas Immanuel Kant William Paley Richard Swinburne F. R.…read more Page 4 Here's a taster: SUMMARY: The design argument is an a posterior... |
__label__pos As Gartner lays out in its recent CIO Agenda Survey, the digital transformation of the enterprise is moving from an “innovation trend” to a “core competency.” In the next five years, CIOs predict digital revenues will increase from 16 percent to 37 percent, while public sector CIOs expect digital processes... |
__label__neg Province Proposes New Way to Fund Infrastructure Ontario Would Be First Government in Canada to Issue Green Bonds Ontario is putting forward a new way to fund transit projects across the province. Premier Kathleen Wynne announced today that the government plans on creating green bonds to finance environmen... |
__label__neg Benefits Barriers Physical Activity Physical activity The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NIH) explains that physical activity is "any body movement that works your muscles and requires more energy than resting." What is it? Physical activity is needed in our every day lives to keep us physically... |
__label__neg Your selection of shutter speed is critical to capturing beautiful nightscapes. In this article, I will explain how to determine the optimal shutter speed, using photos of a glittering city nightscape, vehicle light trails, and reflected glare on a water surface as examples. (Photo & text by: Kazuo Nakahar... |
__label__neg “Truth is a powerful tool,” Rebecca Hagelin says in her book 30 Ways in 30 Days to Save Your Family. “As parents, we have the obligation to step up to the plate and share what we know to be true with our kids. Too many moms and dads seem to be so concerned with image or political correctness that they fail... |
__label__pos Governments have introduced policies to widen the participation of disadvantaged students in higher education. Widening participation policies are also introduced to ensure that higher education contributes to social and economic outcomes. This book includes important insights from 23 leading scholars acro... |
__label__neg 1 Answer | Add Yours This is a hard question to answer, because all citizens are different. However, I would say that there are a few views out there. First, some cynical citizens may view diplomats as doing nothing of value. They may come to this conclusion based on the troubles of the world. There is a l... |
__label__pos Frozen food and fresh vegetables are a welcome sight to Mattie Purvis, who lives on a small income. Her house is not far from the newly opened Community Food Bank, and she drove her battery-powered scooter along Galvez Avenue on a recent afternoon Her companion, Honey, sat in her lap. The 8-year-old mutt w... |
__label__neg Tobi Coupons and Discounts Tobi is a specialty medication used to treat lung infections caused by the genetic condition cystic fibrosis. It is only available by prescription, and without insurance coverage or another form of Tobi patient assistance, the cost can be very high. In fact, the cost of one Tobi ... |
__label__neg Mastocytosis is a term used to describe a heterogeneous group of disorders characterized by clonal proliferation of mast cells in various organs. The organ most often affected is the skin. Mastocytosis is a relatively rare disorder that affects both sexes equally. It can occur at any age, although it tends... |
__label__pos Installing a new set of grips really is a great way to rejuvenate your bike. Grips have the dual function of isolating your hands from vibration and shock while providing important feedback information to your meathooks — seemingly divergent jobs that are both pretty damn important. Plus, tattered, worn gr... |
__label__neg Cufflinks have a long history in men’s fashion. They first appeared in France in the early sixteenth-century. These early versions were made of string that tied men’s loose-fitting linen shirts together. They would eventually be developed under the reign of Louis XIV to become known as boutons de manchette... |
__label__pos Community based needs assessment in an urban area; A participatory action research project Community assessment is a core function of public health. In such assessments, a commitment to community participation and empowerment is at the heart of the WHO European Healthy Cities Network, reflecting its origin... |
__label__pos [Huffington Post] John Robbins, Author of The New Good Life, Diet For A New America, and many other bestsellers ... This past week, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill that will essentially prohibit, starting in 2015, any egg from being sold in the state that comes from caged hens. This... |
__label__neg March 28, 2011 We have all heard the phrase, “water is essential for life,” and we all understand its importance. Many of us are blessed to have instant access to clean, sanitary water. However, World Water Day, which recently took place on March 22, sought to raise awareness of the current water crisis. C... |
__label__neg Who doesn't want to be on TV? It is a chance to be famous, even if only for your 15 minutes, and it's a great chance to market your skills and that of your firm. But, if you're going to be interviewed for a TV news story (especially on national TV), there's a chance the interview will be conducted via spea... |
__label__neg In a world of constant updates and instantly available data, the static nature of mutual fund share prices can be disconcerting. The daily pricing convention of mutual fund shares means that you will not know the actual price when you buy or sell until the next day. The way mutual fund shares are priced is... |
__label__pos White Christians, and particularly white, male Christians, who like to be challenged about how they live the Gospel will find that challenge in “Trouble I’ve Seen: Changing the Way the Church Sees Racism.” If terms like “white supremacy” and “racialized society” make one uncomfortable, one will find plenty... |
__label__neg Via CIDRAP, Robert Roos writes: WHO revises guidance on MERS case-control studies. Excerpt: In the wake of its recent conclusion that camels are probably fueling Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) cases in humans, the World Health Organization (WHO) has revised its guidance for case-co... |
__label__pos Written by John Lounsbury There was an article this weekend in the Financial Times by Sharlene Goff that caught my attention. I have have been one of many screaming that perverse compensation incentives had a lot to do with the financial crisis. Lloyds is the first major financial institution that I am awa... |
__label__neg Title Process spillovers and growth Date of this Version 11-1-2008 Document Type Journal Article Abstract This paper develops an R&D based endogenous growth model in which the firm’s free-riding behavior, prompted by an incomplete technological protection at the industry level, can drive economic growth. U... |
__label__neg The primary goal of this project is to use cryo-EM single particle analysis to obtain higher resolution structures (6-10E) of the anthrax toxin protective antigen (PA) pore complex inserted into lipid nanodiscs. Accumulating PA pore nanodisc image data sets using cryo EM techniques will allow us to obtain ... |
__label__pos Professional furniture restorers and hobbyists alike all have one thing in common: the desire to pluck a piece of furniture off the side of the road and restore it to its former glory. What's not to like? You're saving something from a landfill and breathing new life into a forgotten item. The former owner... |
__label__neg Common Pathogenesis, Shared Clinical Challenges Bartolome R. Celli 1 1Pulmonary and Critical Care Division, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts (Received in original form July 9, 2011; accepted in final form October 6, 2011) Correspondence and requests for reprints s... |
__label__neg SESSION TYPE: DVT/PE/Pulmonary Hypertension Posters II PRESENTED ON: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM PURPOSE: Pulmonary Embolism Severity Index(PESI) that is simple and practical has been shown to be successful risk stratification tool for patients with PE.We aimed to investigate the pow... |
__label__neg One of the most powerful factors in personal transformation is SELF TALK! If, as the Bible states, you are “transformed by the renewing of your mind,” how you think and what you say to yourself have to both be top factors in your transformation. So where do we begin? First, we need AWARENESS! The mischief ... |
__label__pos Academic Paper Title: On the interaction of deaffrication and consonant harmony Author: Daniel A. Dinnsen Institution: Indiana University Bloomington Author: Judith A. Gierut Institution: Indiana University Author: Michele L. Morrisette Institution: Indiana University Author: Christoper R. Green Email: cli... |
__label__neg , Research Paper The ocean is one of the most powerful forces on this earth. It stops for nothing. This idea is represented in the poem “The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. In this particular poem, the ocean is the symbol for life. Although many things are dependent on the ocean,... |
__label__neg On appeal from a decision and order of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Commissioners. Matthews, Antell and Francis. The opinion of the court was delivered by Matthews, P.J.A.D. On April 22, 1980 the Hackensack Water Company (company) filed a petition for a rate increase with the New Jersey Departm... |
__label__pos Apologies for being a little quiet on here over the last couple of weeks. A house move, a new work project and various other tasks have taken over life. But it’s definitely not been quiet on the cycling front. Today I have three words of cycling advice for you… Wear a helmet! Some of friends and I signed u... |
__label__pos This time of year, we’re used to seeing dancers embodying the flavors of The Nutcracker‘s magical Land of Sweets. But the real-life equivalents of those seasonal treats are more than just holiday guilty pleasures, and have benefits that could help you get through a crazy month of performances. Here are a f... |
__label__neg Productive play time: the effect of practice on consumer demand for hedonic experiences Murray, K.B. and Bellman, S. (2011) Productive play time: the effect of practice on consumer demand for hedonic experiences. Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, 39 (3). pp. 376-391. *Subscription may be require... |
__label__neg The Rem (Roentgen Equivalent Man) is the unit of Dose (actually absorbed taking biological effects into account). Adult workers may receive a whole body dose 5 Rem per year; minors are restricted to 0.5 Rem per year; pregnant women are restricted to 0.5 Rem during the term of the pregnancy (for protection ... |
__label__pos Making Resolutions that Count Happy New Year! As we begin a new year, it's a great time to reflect on how things are going in our stepfamily life and what areas need attention. I don't make a lot of resolutions because I would rather set short-term attainable goals, but I have made a resolution this year t... |
__label__pos Abstract: The Black Sea Catchment Observation System has been developed in the frame of the EU/FP7 enviroGRIDS project to inform about crucial regional environmental issues. This system is now making resources accessible to a large community of users for data management and publishing, for hydrological mod... |
__label__pos Obama keeps up the “green” jobs myth by counting some surprising jobs as “green.” Used clothing sales, used record shops and driving a school bus all pass as “green” jobs in Obama’s magical mythical green jobs scam. Rep. Darrell Issa asked Obama’s top Dept. of Labor statistician what “green” jobs are. See ... |
__label__neg A successful job search typically ends when you receive a written job offer. However, save the celebration until you're officially on the job because that job offer could be rescinded at any time, for any reason, if you don't have a contract of employment. Candidates really don't have a viable claim based ... |
__label__pos EPA Outlines Concerns About Antimicrobial Products In the letter, Mulkey states that the EPA has not yet been able to determine whether such products are effective. She also notes that the agency has yet to assess the potential risks to building occupants associated with the use of disinfectant products on... |
__label__neg Getting Help More than a Shelter Get Involved FAQ Resources Job Postings At a glance What is domestic violence? Domestic violence is a pattern of violent behaviors that a person uses against their intimate partner to gain power and control. It includes any type of physical, emotional, financial, verbal, sp... |
__label__pos China wasn't on David Brininstool's radar when he was sourcing materials last year for a proposed $100 million high-rise condominium project in Chicago. But after a two-week trip to Beijing and Shanghai to visit glass and window factories, Brininstool, of the Chicago firm Brininstool + Lynch, was so impres... |
__label__neg Tourism income up 20% as more of us take a staycation Published 09/02/2012 Northern Ireland benefited from a big increase in tourists last year, according to official statistics. Overseas visitor numbers rose by 6%, to 1.2 million, in the first nine months of last year, compared to 2010. The figures also s... |
__label__pos The debates that usually spawn around the word “success” are always tedious and tiresome. It seems people have an urge to tell other people what success is, and why it’s not something to strive for. Maybe this is a way for some people to approach the word without feeling like they aren’t doing enough to be... |
__label__neg Successful people are good networkers. What’s so important about networking you ask? According to , close to 80% of jobs are found by networking. Do I have your attention now? I hope so. Mel Richardson Have you ever gotten a job through networking? If so, please leave a comment telling us how you did it. N... |
__label__pos Is Washington Gambling on Food and Water Safety? If you and your family were hit with tough economic times, what do you think you would do to adjust? If your family is like most, you might reassess your financial priorities, ensuring that you can continue to meet critical needs. Among those needs, you woul... |
__label__neg Nearly 2,000 years ago, Jesus and his band of disciples proclaimed a revolutionary message through stories, parables, and proverbs. Although few members of the early church could read or write, the message of the gospel took root, owing partly to its method of proclamation. Today, a number of mission leade... |
__label__neg Our skin produces natural oils (known as sebum) on a daily basis, helping to keep it moisturized and preventing it from drying out. However, individuals with oily skin types overproduce this sebum, resulting in clogged pores and acne blemishes. If you fall under this category, you should follow the steps t... |
__label__pos To prepare for the next steps of creating a résumé and getting ready to market yourself, pinpoint and assess your specific learning-and-performance-related competencies, general skills, and relevant experiences. Job search and marketing documents and presentations are based on this information and data. Wo... |
__label__neg There is at least one major problem with this line as it is typically presented. One often hears, “there is no evidence for God, therefore Christians believe in fairytales,” (or something to that effect) when what is actually meant is more like, “there is no physical proof of God’s being in the physical wo... |
__label__pos 3. Systems characterized by a comparatively low level of develop ment of financial markets (Under Developed Systems). The main bulk of the financing relied upon by commercial and industrial companies is provided by banks. However, the informational content of the process being formed in different sectors o... |
__label__pos Many times in a business setting, it becomes necessary for people to learn skills from their co-workers instead of from a manager or teacher, who is trained in this function. Peer-to-peer training can be a highly effective option, and it can also provide you with future resources for the training of new em... |
__label__neg Failure to Diagnose Multiple Sclerosis It is possible to misdiagnose or even fail to diagnose multiple sclerosis because the symptoms can vary greatly among individuals and mimic other diseases. Symptoms such as fatigue, muscle weakness, and dizziness are vague and so the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis is... |
__label__neg by Frederic Patenaude In the first part of this article, I reviewed some false assumptions about natural living from the mainstream. In this issue, let's look at what's going on in the raw food movement. “As long as it’s raw it’s okay” When I first got into raw foods almost 9 years ago, the general advice ... |
__label__pos A DECISION to double some car parking charges at Royal Berkshire Hospital as provoked outrage from a patient watchdog. Parking charges at the hospital, which have not been raised for five years, had fallen below the rates in the nearby Queen's Road multi-storey car park. And the Royal Berkshire and Battle ... |
__label__neg Law The course is taught by a qualified teacher with over thirty years’ classroom experience. This subject covers a variety of areas aimed at enticing a young mind to study law. There is no requirement to have any previous knowledge, although if you are considering studying this as a degree subject, it is ... |
__label__pos In Florida today, nearly 20,000 children are living in what's nicely called "out-of-home care." Approximately 850 children are waiting to be adopted. Because parents cannot care for them, they live temporarily with a grandparent or other relative, in foster care or some other kind of temporary shelter. The... |
__label__pos This content originally appeared on my blog Almost Not Catholic as a part of a 3-part series on the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. “No woman is like you. You are more than Eve or Sarah, blessed above all nobility, wisdom, and sanctity.” (Sermon, Feast of the Visitation, 1537) – Martin Luther “So th... |
__label__neg PHOENIX, Oct. 29, 2015 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Shopping for a new mattress in today's marketplace can seem a bit challenging, with dozens of brands, confusing marketing, enticing sales and more to sift through. One way to compare the good from the bad however is by looking at consumer reviews. The latest gu... |
__label__pos You can't hire by looks. Your next workers comp claim may look perfectly healthy and fit, but what you don't know CAN hurt you (and your employees)! Legally protect your workforce - your greatest asset - by making sure your employees are physically capable of doing the job. At Job Ready Services, we know t... |
__label__neg A Texas family had just left a family gathering. They were stopped at a red light when a drunk driver, with a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit, rear-ended their vehicle. Their two-year-old son was strapped in his car seat, but the impact was so severe that the child suffered permanent damage... |
__label__pos 5 Tips For Success In High Country Mule Deer Hunting Scout Properly The most important piece of advice I have about scouting is to make sure to be set up at the highest point possible right at daylight to glass. Start by quickly glassing open areas for obvious signs of movement, After that, glass the easte... |
__label__pos I just completed a year working for this newspaper while taking evening classes toward a degree. And boy are my arms tired . A year ago, I might have wondered why more people dont combine work and school. How hard could it be to do both? Plenty. More than plenty. Im not just talking about the difficulties ... |
__label__pos A new report says Minnesota will face long-term budget problems as the population ages. The State Budget Trends Study Commission is calling for fiscal discipline to smooth out boom-and-bust budget cycles. The Legislature established the commission in 2007 to analyze state spending and taxes. Its final repo... |
__label__pos Home remedies for anxiety are an excellent alternate treatment. Anxiety in most cases is related to mental state rather than physical but sometimes physiological disorders are also responsible for anxiety attacks. There are many home remedies for anxiety and best part of them is that if one technique does ... |
__label__neg CDC: 12/19/12 All states and U.S. territories report demographic, behavioral, clinical, and laboratory data on persons diagnosed with HIV infection to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National HIV Surveillance System (NHSS). These data are used to estimate the number of persons newly ... |
__label__pos Silicon photonics technology is coming to market at a time of momentous change for Internet content providers, data centers, chip and optical components manufacturers and telecom service providers. In fact, silicon photonics (SiP) is set to change a number of these industries, as a new book co-authored by ... |
__label__neg Caregiving for a loved one is a demanding, challenging job and no one is outfitted to do it alone. For many, the challenges of caring for a loved one are part of daily life. If your senior loved one has difficulty living independently, you have options other than a nursing home, assisted living or other se... |
__label__neg It’s a Payroll Leap Year! What That Means for You It’s a Payroll Leap Year! What That Means for You Linked Articles You may have heard a few people mention that 2015 is a “payroll leap year.” If you heard it from a fellow practice owner, they were probably also shouting curses and shaking their fists at th... |
__label__pos Michael Taft:How frustrating to read a generalised statement that has the hallmarks of authority but completely breaks down after a mere few minutes of looking up the facts. In the Irish Times this morning, Brian Devine – an economist with ‘stockbroking firm NCB’, is reported as making an authoritative sta... |
__label__neg 17 Percent of U.S. Homes Seriously Underwater, Down From 26 Percent a Year Ago; 34 Percent of Residential Properties in Foreclosure Process with Positive Equity; 8.8 Million Properties with Emerging Equity IRVINE, Calif. — July 24, 2014 — RealtyTrac® (www.realtytrac.com), the nation’s leading source for co... |
__label__pos Just in case you think buildings that can’t survive earthquakes are only a problem in other countries with weak codes and corrupt enforcement, think again. Memphis and Boston are coming due for big shakes, and they are full of old masonry buildings that will cause hundreds, maybe even thousands, of deaths.... |
__label__neg Aging Slowed, Longevity Increased by ControllingSignals to Brains Hypothalamus Einstein med school scientists may have found thebody's fountain of aging - at least in lab mice May1, 2013 A new discovery that the brain region known as thehypothalamus controls aging has enabled scientists to slow down theagi... |
__label__pos I am a procrastinator, for a number of reasons. And I am also easily sidetracked. Oh, yes, let’s also throw in that I would rather do fun stuff much more than I would “work”. Flylady’s insistence on using a timer has done wonders for me. If there is something I really don’t want to do, but I know needs to ... |
__label__neg Nasa's Juno spacecraft successfully entered Jupiter's orbit late on Monday (July 4, US time), capping a five-year, 2.7 billion km voyage. Described as the hardest mission Nasa has ever completed, the US$1.1 billion (S$1.48 billion) project has been heralded as the key to understanding more about the solar ... |
__label__pos US colleges see tough choices on troubled students 18 Apr 2007 21:37:45 GMT By Will Dunham WASHINGTON, April 18 (Reuters) - U.S. universities are performing a delicate balancing act in dealing with emotionally troubled students amid worries over being sued for doing either too much or too little, administr... |
__label__pos From the moment Mitt Romney threw his hat in the Republican nomination ring, Barack Obama's reelection campaign has been itching to deliver attacks on the candidate over Bain Capital. They have been teeing up this strategy for months. President Obama began sounding the class warfare alarm last September, a... |
__label__pos May 13, 2013 Webinar - Tips to Launch a Successful Webcast By Susan J. Campbell, TMCnet Contributing Editor The advent and subsequent adoption of the Internet as a powerful business tool changed the way we communicate, share and receive information, and conduct business. It not only created a way to instan... |
__label__pos SECURITY The same technologies that permit us to bring unprecedented new value to the industries we serve also present unprecedented challenges to the security of the data, images and content we manage. By reducing vast quantities of information to electronic data that require virtually no physical space, ... |
__label__pos Confession: I have never juiced before. The opinions and experiences in this post are, as you will see, NOT from a juicing expert, just from a mom who is exploring ways to get her kids to happily consume fruits and vegetables. I was pretty excited to try the only Made in USA juicer we are aware of. I avoid... |
__label__neg When Washington State University weed scientist Tim Miller teamed up with fruit researchers in the United Kingdom last summer, he was hoping to learn how weeds affect the quality and nutritional value of raspberries. He will travel to the James Hutton Institute in Invergowrie, Scotland for a second year of... |
__label__pos About 100 people, including students in the Philosophy, Politics and the Public honors program, listened as Portman and Deputy Commissioner for Social Security James Lockhart presented President Bush’s case for reform in the Conaton board room in Schmidt Hall. They didn’t buy everything they heard. “Can Am... |
__label__pos Happy New Year! Here are 3 steps that are guaranteed to help you live a healthier life in 2016. And no, they are NOT join a gym, cut out carbs and go on a diet! Step 1: Get a dog! Yep, that’s it – just get a dog. Getting a dog will make you healthier, because dogs force you to exercise every day (even the ... |
__label__pos This Letter from Rachael Marie Collins was published on First Things: Dear Synod Fathers, My husband and I were married in April 2008. Despite a lovely courtship and beautiful wedding, the first eighteen months of our marriage were terrible. Although we loved one another, we were unprepared for the daily c... |
__label__pos When you’ve worked with front-end development for a while, you start thinking about effectiveness. So without further ado, here’s my four best ways to be a more effective front-end developer. Feel free to add more ideas as comments! 1. Do you need HTML or CSS for this? Lots of times when I get stranded on ... |
__label__neg Foreign Exchange Liberalization: Perceptions, Realities and Way Forward The article focuses on understanding of the economics of the exchange control liberalisation in macroeconomic perspectives and, therefore, the article does not attempt to interpret or explore the legal background relating to exchange c... |
__label__neg Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/2381/15447 Title: Genomic variation in a global village: report of the 10th annual Human Genome Variation Meeting 2008. Authors: Brookes, AJ Chanock, SJ Hudson, TJ Peltonen, L Abecasis, G Kwok, PY Scherer, SW First Published: Ju... |
__label__neg A growing number of studies point at the involvement of root herbivores in influencing plant performance, community composition and succession. However, little is known about the factors that control root herbivore abundance and the role of local variation in the effectiveness of these factors. Here, we pe... |
__label__pos Workout At Home: How To Workout For 18-Minutes And Look Like It Took 1-Hour Working out at home isn’t for everyone. It takes discipline to ignore the distractions. But, if you can summon 18-minutes of determination, a workout at home is all you need. The only thing required is “hormesis.” I’ll explain that... |
__label__neg T AKE N OTICE Task force invites feline sarcoma research proposals The Vaccine-Associated Feline Sarcoma Task Force is seeking worthy research proposals to address several aspects of soft tissue sarcomas potentially associated with vaccination and other injections. The research goals of the task force are ... |
__label__pos Globalization with a human face The Lexus and the Olive Tree: Understanding Globalization, by Thomas L. Friedman We now have a name for the dominant reality of the post-cold-war epoch: globalization. Thomas Friedman rightly describes globalization as an all-embracing phenomenon shaped by global capitalism.... |
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