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__label__pos Early Mobilization In last week's issue of ADVANCE for Physical Therapy& Rehab Medicine, the cover story described a three-month clinical trial of early mobilization in the ICU. I wanted to cut it out and post it prominently at work. I think all medically stable ICU patients should be mobilized, and I mean... |
__label__pos High Protein Healthy Snacks to Help Burn Fat Your body needs complete protein to help build muscle, maintain strong brain function, provide energy, and to keep all your cells healthy and happy. And you need complex carbohydrates to help give your body the energy it needs long-term, along with providing ess... |
__label__neg Puppies whimper for many reasons, and while it can be cute for a few minutes, the sound of incessant whining gets old quickly. Still, whining is one of the few ways your puppy has to communicate. Don't discipline him for whimpering; instead, aim to understand what he is trying to say. Disciplining your pup... |
__label__pos Nigerians are known for being heavy drinkers and most ethnic groups have special local brews –alcoholic and non-alcoholic- which whet their thirst. While Nigeria’s drinks have been influenced by different foreign cultures, there are certain drinks that still stand out as purely indigenous to the nation. Th... |
__label__pos Every change MLB has made over the years was either for player safety or to preserve the integrity of the game and the game's stats. Not recently. The changing playoff formats are all about money, as are almost all changes made in any sport these days. I don't see how the DH improved the integrity of the g... |
__label__pos No point in going abroad for eye care services – Mary Ovonlen Dr Ovonlen Mary is an optometrist who holds a PhD in Optometry from the University of Benin and a Masters in Public Health from the University of Lagos. She is very passionate, focused, easy going, a little bit reserved, a goal getter and enthus... |
__label__neg Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10397/3332 Title: Properties of fluorophore-labeled derivatives of class A beta-lactamases Authors: Au, Ho-wah Keywords: Hong Kong Polytechnic University -- Dissertations Beta lactam antibiotics Issue Date: 2007 Publisher: The H... |
__label__pos One of my scientific heroes and seminal teachers is Professor Frank Kelly at Cambridge. What a pleasant surprise to see his involvement in a data visualization project. To cite his wise words: The travel-time maps are more than just pretty to look at; they also demonstrate an innovative way to use and pres... |
__label__pos On April 29th, 2007, the Boston Globe published an interesting article in praise of peer pressure. Coming shortly on the heels of the NY Times article about cumulative advantage, it gives a separate set of examples on how to use the public display of popularity to shape user behavior, a topic I covered in ... |
__label__neg House hunters priced out of the market might finally be getting a bit of relief. For the first time since 2011, incomes rose faster than home prices in the U.S., according to a new report from Zillow. The median home price climbed to $188,100 in August, a 5% increase from the same time a year ago. And last... |
__label__neg A major Canadian medical organization has issued guidelines calling into question an unusual yet increasingly popular trend in cosmetic surgery: permanently changing the look or feel of female genitalia. Some physicians who do the work say demand is being fuelled in part by ready access to pornography and ... |
__label__neg Accordingly, a proposition is the sense of a context-free declarative sentence. A context-free sentence is one from which all indexical elements have been extruded, including verb tenses. Propositions so construed are a species of abstract object. This will elicit howls of outrage from some, but it is a vi... |
__label__neg It has been said that communication is ninety percent non-verbal. Sometimes our words say one thing but our bodies tell a different story. Paying attention to your body language when you are working with your personal training or group exercise clients can cause a subtle, yet significant shift in your succ... |
__label__pos Probably now more than any other time over the last several years, private investigators and process servers are required to become their own cheerleaders. In good economic times, the professionals in these fields have concentrated on surveillance, skips, and other related areas of operations and those ser... |
__label__pos I love it when this issue surfaces, because it illustrates in such stark terms what is wrong with the school system. Some parents, it turns out, want something better for their children than the failing public school to which they are assigned, and don't have the means to afford tuition or to move to a bet... |
__label__neg Steel stocks have had an extremely difficult time for many years. Since steel is a highly cyclical industry, companies that produce steel saw great volatility in their profitability, alongside the swings of the global economy. For several years, United States Steel Corp. (NYSE:X) racked up huge operating l... |
__label__pos An additional math class may help reduce rates of bankruptcy, foreclosure and poor credit ratings better than a financial-literacy course, according to a recent study. Researchers compared financial histories of students who took mandatory personal-finance classes to those students who did not take such co... |
__label__neg During the last month, airline stocks have outperformed the Standard & Poor's 500. The Dow Jones U.S. Airlines Index was up 5.5% versus 4.5% for the S&P 500. This in spite of the recent news about pilot and flight attendant meltdowns, which you think might scare off a few passengers. However, if the econom... |
__label__pos Psychology Term Paper With the right topic your Psychology Term Paper could be one of the best Finding the right topic for your Psychology term paper could be quite a time consuming job; take our help to make it easier Opting for Psychology at college level would mean that you are really keen on pursuing a... |
__label__pos Spoke at the CIO forum last week in San Francisco, and found two presentations particularly interesting. Matt Kesner, CIO at Fenwick and West, spoke about TCO “religion” and the failure of most CIOs who look at costs instead of benefits. He’s an engaging speaker and clearly understands how to evaluate and ... |
__label__pos How Medicare's low prices inflate health costs Steven Brill's recent Time magazine cover story, “Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us,” is an extraordinarily well-reported look at medical pricing, demonstrating that high health-care prices have little relationship to underlying cost. For many comm... |
__label__pos Have you ever considered that that broken dresser of yours could turn into a beautiful bench? If yes, then you are one of those who find 100 ways to re-purpose broken household items. Sometimes, broken and worn-out items could turn into stunning decor for the indoor and out instead of belonging to the tras... |
__label__neg Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog, where you can find information such as human life, natural resource, forestry, agriculture, biotechnology, biodiversity, wood and non-wood materials. Tuesday, 29 November 2016 Characterization of Biomass Pellet Made from Solid Waste Oil Palm Industry Published Date 2014, Vo... |
__label__neg Arthritis rheumatoid symptoms by Nathan Wei, MD, FACP, FACR Nathan Wei is a nationally known board-certified rheumatologist and author of the Second Opinion Arthritis Treatment Kit. It's available exclusively at this website... not available in stores. Click here: Second Opinion Arthritis Treatment Kit Rhe... |
__label__neg Squatters: Who are they and why do they squat? 6 July 2011 From the section Magazine comments For many people, the word squatter conjures up the image of a dreadlocked, middle-class, tree-hugging hippie eking out an alternative lifestyle in someone else's home. But with plans afoot to outlaw squatting, jus... |
__label__pos Strategies to maintain weight and wellbeing for this time of year Christmas. I love everything about it and still have my 28-year-old Farmers missy bear as a reminder of how cool Christmas was when I was a kid. I know not everyone feels the same and it’s not just the frantic, hectic, expensive aspect of th... |
__label__pos Information technology departments may have a new acronym to contend with: BYOD. Standing for "Bring Your Own Device," BYOD can pose real security and technology risks for your business's IT department, but many IT folks say the risks are worth it. That's the finding of the 2011 Information Systems Audit a... |
__label__neg Winter is here and so are higher prices at the pump. In fact, gas prices are at their highest point in more than two years, about $3.10 per gallon on average nationally, according to AAA. While motorists can't control the price of gas, they can take care of their vehicles in order to maximize fuel savings.... |
__label__pos Nineteen people graduated today in Philadelphia at the annual conference of the Special Library Association (SLA) with a Certificate in Copyright Management (CCM). The graduates included rights managers in publishing positions, and many librarians in a variety of positions from pharmaceutical and engineeri... |
__label__neg Product Spotlight Featured Research Quick Stats You are here An online survey of 4,496 adults in the United States found that taste is the No. 1 factor when it comes to determining where coffee and tea buyers purchase their beverages. The survey by Harris Interactive was conducted online from Feb. 13-18. S... |
__label__neg How to overcome depression? Depression can be caused by lots of reasons and it not always occurs because of genetics. Traumatic and unpleasant events are the most common reasons of this disorder. Everyone suffers from melancholy just ones in life, because our life is not a bed of roses. So, twelve steps of... |
__label__pos Looking for inspiration for the Italian bakery you plan to open? Head for Veniero’s Café in New York City. A stop at this landmark bakery--plus samples of the shop’s Italian and Sicilian cheesecakes, tiramisu, biscotti and a steaming espresso or cappuccino--may transport you to a Rome piazza. Of course, yo... |
__label__pos Anecdotally, I still often hear people say (like I did last night) that it wouldn’t take that much for a new company to enter the search engine market. But we are not in the late 1990s and it would take tremendous resources to enter this market. The major players at this point are AOL, Ask Jeeves, Google, ... |
__label__pos Full profile →'"> The author is a Forbes contributor. The opinions expressed are those of the writer. According to a survey of nearly 1,000 tax professionals conducted at our annual SYNERGY conference in Miami Beach, corporate tax audits have increased dramatically over the past two years. Forty four perce... |
__label__neg Choose the right foods, and you might be that girl who eats a ton and still loses weight. Crave these by the pound? That's a clue you need more protein. Back in 2007, Stanford University researchers put four diets head-to-head and noticed something odd: Certain women lost 30 pounds after a year on a given ... |
__label__neg The American Geological Institute and the Geological Society of America in association with the Congressional Hazards Caucus and the Hazards Caucus Alliance invites you to a public briefing Drought Policy: Comparison of Australia and the United States Wednesday, June 30 2010 Senate Capitol Visitors Center ... |
__label__neg About Formula41 Extreme Under development for 10 years, Formula41 Extreme is a male enhancement supplement that’s claimed to be clinically proven to trigger the two mechanisms that increase penis size, hardness, and stamina. Because of this, Formula41 Extreme claims to help you have a more satisfying sex l... |
__label__pos A panel of five leaders of the state’s life sciences industry took on a wide range of topics July 24 at IBJ’s Power Breakfast at the Westin Indianapolis. The panelists were: IBJ Michael Evansis founder and president of AIT Laboratories in Indianapolis. He’s also been a researcher and professor at such inst... |
__label__neg Absolute magnitude The stellar magnitude any meteor would have if placed in the observer’s zenith at a height of 100 km. Aphelion distance Abbreviation Q, distance of greatest heliocentric separation for a body in an eccentric orbit; Q=a(1+e). Apollo asteroids Asteroids having semimajor axes a>1.0 au, and ... |
__label__neg Report Writing Stages: Planning and Research There are several stages of a report writing assignment that you must follow. One of the first is planning and research. Without this step it is impossible to create a good report. Planning and research prepares you to become an expert on the paper and the topic... |
__label__neg The Common Data Set (CDS) initiative is a collaborative effort among data providers in the higher education community and publishers as represented by the College Board, Peterson’s-Thomson Learning, and U.S. News & World Report. The combined goal of this collaboration is to improve the quality and accuracy... |
__label__neg A A A There is Only One Word for What is Happening: Genocide 3/10/2016 A major report submitted to Secretary of State John Kerry making the case that genocide is being waged against Christians in the Middle East was released today by the Knights of Columbus and In Defense of Christians at a news conference... |
__label__neg Take some time to think of those who first led you to Christ. Maybe it was a parent, a grandparent, or just a faithful preacher of the Word of God. If possible, find that person and thank him for his ...Read More Are you content with what you have? Or is there something that is not yours that you covet? In... |
__label__neg QUESTION I have been in New Guinea recently and 2 weeks on am exhibiting all the signs and symptoms of malaria. What is best course of action, considering I do not know what sort of mosquito was hovering about? ANSWER You should visit your physician or a clinic immediately. Depending on where you are, you ... |
__label__neg Smoking continues its fall from favor, driven in part by higher taxes, but rates of other preventable causes of cancer have plateaued or -- in the case of obesity -- increased, according to the American Cancer Society. Prevalence of cigarette smoking declined from 20.9% to 19.0% of adults from 2005 through... |
__label__neg MPNRF Blog January 11th is International Thank You Day, and we couldn't help but reflect on how patients and family members trust us to give them the latest information about clinical trials, new therapies and innovative research. We in turn learn from YOU about what is of highest concern and interest. [..... |
__label__neg The philosophy of Osteopathy is to treat the whole person, not just the symptoms. It places emphasis on the relationships between the body's structure, framework and function, teaching the appreciation of the body's ability to heal itself. Why See an Osteopath? The most common complaints for which patients... |
__label__neg JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Missouri small businesses could soon be getting a state tax break for hiring new workers and longer grace periods from many new state regulations and fee increases. Newly passed legislation would extend through 2014 existing restrictions on many fee increases and new state regula... |
__label__neg The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is urging everyone in Offaly to have a very merry ‘Green Christmas’. Over the upcoming holiday season more waste will be generated than at any other time during the year and the EPA wants to remind households in Offaly to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle and jingle all th... |
__label__pos Nintendo Switch review: Hands-on with the intuitive modular console and its disappointing games… I was watching How its Made on TV and got to thinking who designs and builds the machines that actually make an item. Sometimes when watching this program I am more interested in how the complicated machinery c... |
__label__neg Include a Picture Posts and ads that have unique photos are more likely to get attention than plain text posts. Even though videos are twelve times more likely to be viewed and shared than average text articles, they still get higher share and view rates when they include a sharp image. Internet users tend... |
__label__neg After decades of negative public health consequences and high environmental costs, it’s clear that urgent work is needed to reshape the food system. San Francisco, California (PRWEB) September 23, 2016 On October 6, the award-winning Food and Environment Reporting Network (FERN) will host FERN Talks & Eats... |
__label__neg Saturday, November 06, 2010 Mere days after winning the presidency on the strength of his proposed “middle class tax cuts,” U.S. President Barack Obama switched gears and began outlining his vision for a massive “economic stimulus” – one that he promised would create three million jobs. “We have to make su... |
__label__pos Incidents and accidents happen, like dropping caustic sodium hydroxide pellets down your trousers, leaning over roaring Bunsen burners, or pouring one wrong liquid into another to produce a nice cloud of noxious vapour that leads to the evacuation of the whole chemistry building. It wasn’t me, honest guv, ... |
__label__pos Conflict is not a surprising topic when we mention the words parents and teenagers in the same sentence. Our (Mike) household did not miss any of the top conflicts we will discuss further along in this chapter. I remember a specific argument I used to have with my mother on a weekly basis. I was the fun-lo... |
__label__neg Vitamin D and nerve repair in multiple sclerosis A protein activated by vitamin D could be involved in repairing damage to myelin in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), according to new research from the University of Cambridge. The study, published in the Journal of Cell Biology, offers significant evide... |
__label__pos "An opportunity for aligning educational programming within schools to provide a comprehensive PreK12 experience with the results districts are looking for: students exceeding their potential and having the skills, knowledge, and long-term understandings that can be applied to real-world problems." Brian T... |
__label__neg An excerpt from the study author: “What didn’t surprise us was that total soft drink use was linked to overweight and obesity,” Fowler tells WebMD. “What was surprising was when we looked at people only drinking diet soft drinks, their risk of obesity was even higher.” “There was a 41 percent increase in r... |
__label__pos Coated Wire and Cable TURI brings together raw material suppliers, compounders, extruders and OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) to address environmental challenges facing the coated wire and cable industry. This supply chain faces European, Japanese and US regulatory pressure on a number of key wire ... |
__label__neg USMLE Forums Your Reliable USMLE Online Community Members Posts # 1 Treatment for nephrogenic diabetes insipidus? 3 are listed in First Aid : Thiazide, indomethacin, amiloride. If I am not mistaken, amiloride is special for lithium causes of nephogenic diabetes insipidus. But what I am wondering is, if the... |
__label__neg PARENTS would have to save around £70 a month from the time their child is born to save them from student debt. Research by Alliance & Leicester shows that nearly half of Britons (45%) would pay for their children to get through university if they could afford to do so. But more than half of them are eithe... |
__label__pos Haven't read it yet, but I'm seeing it all over. The useful thing about the new study is that it compares life-satisfaction survey answers with Kahneman's day reconstruction method (basically, writing down what you did and how it made you feel at the end of the day. Highlights: "If people have high income,... |
__label__pos What makes us good nationals? It is hard to answer that question because every person can think about different definition of a good national. Many can call themselves good nationals just because they work, pay taxes and obey law. But is it enough? Not for everyone. Good nationals do not serve their own in... |
__label__pos Evidence of Early Bronze Age migrations from Sweden to Poland uncovered A woman from the Unetice early Bronze Age culture buried in a seated positionm from Saxony-Anhalt in east Germany [Credit: Der Spiegel] The Early Bronze Age has undergone a multitude of transformations through archaeologist's eyes over... |
__label__pos We’ve devoted a fair amount of time to trying to find ways to beat companies like Webloyalty, which market themselves via post-transaction popups on legit Web sites like Fandango and Orbitz, and suck you in with promises of savings, savings, savings, but really just deliver hard-to-cancel recurring monthly... |
__label__neg WHEN THE HOLY SPIRIT COMES II Memorise: But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth. Acts 1:8 Read: Acts 4:31-34, 31 And when they had prayed, the place was shaken where... |
__label__pos “We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open.” – Jawaharlal Nehru Travel Greenif you want to keep on traveling. I am not an environment expert. This is my green quest (or should I say green s... |
__label__neg Science has officially proven why a cold beer tastes so good on a warm summer day. A study now shows that cold and carbonated beverages actually quench thirst better. As the researchers put it: “Thirsty humans often prefer beverages that are both cold and carbonated including: mineral waters, seltzer, soda... |
__label__neg Our current understanding of mid-Cretaceous global change is largely based on investigations of pelagic sections from southern Europe and deep sea drilling sites. Much less information exists from other continents and from hemipelagic sections deposited on continental margins. This investigation seeks to b... |
__label__pos This post was written originally in 2011, but has been re-posted numerous times, it will continue to be posted until we all get the message… ========== Hogwash! There is NOTHING mild about a concussion, period. However media, teams, players and even medical staffs continue to use this nomenclature with thi... |
__label__neg Suffered a whiplash injury in Leyland? Want to know how to go about claiming compensation? You’ve come to the right place! Introducing Accident Advice Helpline We are a specialist law firm, with 14 years’ experience in helping people claim compensation for personal injuries. We have many solicitors working... |
__label__neg Product Description Enteric fever still remains a major endemic problem in India. Isolation of Genus Salmonella organisms from patient’s samples is the gold standard, however it is well recognized that facilities for culture are not readily available or limited in many areas. Although the culture method is... |
__label__neg Overcoming Fear, Fostering Courage and Unleashing Candour New Horizons in Management series Edited by Ronald J. Burke and Cary L. Cooper Chapter 10: The role of perceptions, appraisals and anticipated emotions in shaping reporting behavior in response to wrongdoing Extract In this chapter, we develop propo... |
__label__pos Why Office 365’s Safety Options Aren’t Enough to Protect Students When technology departments begin to implement Office 365, they approach the question of whether or not to restrict student email communications to only users in the school or district. The decision is a prohibitive measure to protect both s... |
__label__pos Top10Doctor insights on:Extreme Gas And Bloating After Eating 1Have been experiencing gas, bloating and extreme pain in the upper right abdomen for the last month. I'm now getting pain on left side after eating? 46 Conditions:This complaint can possibly be associated with up to 46 different conditions. The... |
__label__neg Most Downloaded Surgery Articles The most downloaded articles from Surgery in the last 90 days. Three-dimensional (3D) printing is becoming increasingly important in medicine and especially in surgery. The aim of the present work was to identify the advantages and disadvantages of 3D printing... Do surgica... |
__label__neg Vitamin Guide Health Conditions Health Centers Diet & Weight Loss Herbal Remedies Current News Food Guide Recipes Motion sickness is nausea, vomiting, and related symptoms caused by repetitive angular and linear acceleration and deceleration. Motion sickness is characterized by cycles of nausea and vomitin... |
__label__neg Quizzes Why don't you find out how much you know by taking one of our quizzes. Here you can find quizzes on a variety of topics, all are designed to test your knowledge and teach you something new. We all do it, some of us for longer than others, during the day, and at night, on the sofa, underground, bus,... |
__label__neg Political and tribal tensions brought Sudan into a decades-long civil war, catching hundreds of thousands of innocent people in the crossfire. In 2011, the Republic of South Sudan gained independence from Sudan after a bloody conflict that devastated its people’s lives. Those who escaped the fighting fled ... |
__label__pos If you are interested in the relationship between transport and society and are looking for a postgrad course with good job prospects - look no further than this week's set course. Since 2002 the University of the West of England in Bristol has offered its MSc in transport planning and because most of its ... |
__label__pos About Author Christian Brannstrom is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Texas A&M University, USA. Jacqueline M. Vadjunec is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Oklahoma State University, USA. Contents Foreword Andrew Millington 1. Notes for Avoiding a Missed Opportunit... |
__label__pos I have a little personal history with monarch butterflies: my grandmother used to catch them with my sister and me with a huge butterfly net, then kill them with Raid and put them in flower arrangements. So I rather like the little creatures, and am disappointed that their Mexican fir grove wintering groun... |
__label__neg * Aging infrastructure puts water companies in a bind * Educating consumers about what water actually costs * Public-private partnerships may be a way to pay By Deborah Zabarenko * Aging infrastructure puts water companies in a bind * Educating consumers about what water actually costs * Public-private par... |
__label__neg Visitors Now: Total Visits: Total Stories: Julian Construction, Inc., (http://www.julianconstruction.com), a foundation repair and construction company in Los Angeles, debunks 5 roof repair and replacement myths. Roofs can be replaced at any time, even in wet weather. It is true that in areas with harsh wi... |
__label__neg Richard Milner is the author of "Start Where You Are But Don't Stay There" and an Associate Professor of Education at Vanderbilt University. His recent Commentary in EdWeek (May 6, 2011) "Let's Focus on Gaps in Opportunity, Not Achievement" inspired us to ask him more about overcoming the opportunity gap. ... |
__label__pos Smokestacks at the Colstrip Steam Electric Station, are seen Monday July 1, 2013, inm Colstrip, Mont. The plant emits an estimated 17 million tons of carbon dioxide annually _ emissions that President Barack Obama is looking to curb to combat climate change. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown) It’s hardly surprising ... |
__label__neg Many people canoe and kayak in the Florida Everglades’ extensive inland waterways, which are beautiful, full of interesting plants and animals and easily accessible. I couldn’t refuse an invitation to join friends for a day trip down the Turner River in the Big Cypress area. My friends arranged for me to b... |
__label__pos If you want to make a convincing case, you need to have powerful rhetoric and/or empirical data. Phillip Montgomery‘s documentary has neither. The documentary argues that Americans, and particularly young Americans, have become apathetic towards the world’s problems. Montogomery then tries to trace the cau... |
__label__pos Main challenges Cost optimisation: The crisis is present, IT is considered as a cost center and it is one of the first targets for cost reduction initiative. This is, for the CIO, a complex balancing act to manage at the same time the evolution of IT and this drastic cost reduction. Grow with the Business ... |
__label__neg Schoolchildren and students in EU countries are to be encouraged to develop an interest in science through a project launched by the Association of Petrochemicals Producers in Europe. Xperimania will raise awareness of petrochemistry among young people (from 10 to 20 years old) through science teaching and... |
__label__neg University of Helsinki, Helsinki 2006 Gastrointestinal complications after kidney transplantation Susanna Sarkio Doctoral dissertation, April 2006. The aim of the study was to evaluate gastrointestinal (GI) complications after kidney transplantation in the Finnish population. The adult patients included un... |
__label__neg Seizures are sudden attacks or convulsions due to abnormal, hypersynchronous discharges from a population of neurons in the brain. Approximately 5-10% of people will experience one seizure in their lifetime. Febrile seizures are the most common cause of seizures in late infancy and early childhood. Though ... |
__label__neg Wood stoves are often the decorative centerpieces of family gathering space in the home, but functional wood heaters also can be critical elements for home heating. Optimizing your wood heater's efficiency ensures that you're keeping your heating costs as low as possible without sacrificing comfort during ... |
__label__neg Appeal from the Circuit Court of Menard County; the Hon. RICHARD MILLS, Judge, presiding. Reversed and remanded. CRAVEN, J., DELIVERED THE OPINION OF THE COURT. This is an appeal from the judgment of the Circuit Court of Menard County entered upon a directed verdict for the defendant and against the plaint... |
__label__neg Title Purposes of Punishment Test, The Commentary on Graham v. Sullivan Document Type Article Publication Title Federal Sentencing Reporter Publication Date 2010 Abstract Until Graham v. Florida decided that the Eighth Amendment prohibits a sentence of life in prison without parole for a nonhomicide crime ... |
__label__pos Since 2000, China's population increased 5.8% or 73.9 million people, reaching 1.34 billion, raising demand for oil and other commodities. The 5.8% growth rate was the slowest in 50 years but, when it is applied to the base population of 1.26 billion of 10 years ago, the result is still a lot more people. ... |
__label__neg Thanksgiving: why gratitude packs a surprising punch A Christian Science perspective. Thanksgiving, gratitude for God's goodness, heals. I rolled my eyes; my heart sank. I had drawn the “gratitude card.” I thought: “Couldn’t she do better than this?” Gratitude seemed pretty lightweight. I was expecting the... |
__label__pos mnmlist: wash your bowl There’s “a famous Zen story”:http://www.nozen.com/washbowl.htm that goes: bq. A monk told Joshu, “I have just entered the monastery. Please teach me.” Joshu asked, “Have you eaten your rice porridge? The monk replied, “I have eaten.” Joshu said, “Then you had better wash your bowl.”... |
__label__neg Humans become infected with malaria, a serious and sometimes fatal disease, when they are bitten by a mosquito carrying one of the following five parasites: Plasmodium falciparum, P. vivax, P. ovale, P. malariae, or P. knowlesi. About 1,500 cases are diagnosed in the United States each year. Most are trave... |
__label__neg Imperial Innovations spin-out reveals its plans Nexeon – a company formed following a breakthrough discovery made at Imperial College London – has revealed its plans to commercialise lithium-ion battery technology, a development which will lead to batteries with significantly higher energy density and long... |
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