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2.077395 | 5.905438 | 18 | Looking for Strategies and Activities? Click Here! Information
Gap Activities Teachers are often searching for activities to
make their classroom more interactive; language teachers in
particular are also looking for activities that promote target
language use. Info Gap activities are excellent activities as
they force... |
-1.301817 | 2.508479 | 81 | Meeting of rabbis held Aug. 20 and 21, 1844, at the town of
Paks, Hungary. The discussions in the Hungarian Parliament
concerning the emancipation of the Jews produced in Hungary, as
elsewhere in Europe, a demand for the reform of both dogma and
ritual, in order that Jews might be drawn more closely toward
their Christ... |
9.193258 | 3.198637 | -1 | In the summer of 1966 the Beach Boys and the Beatles topped the
popular music charts, the nowclassic television show Star Trek
first aired, and a young physician-scientist by the name of
George Lipkin filed for an National Cancer Institute grant to
study melanoma. He held the belief that melanoma could actually
be a re... |
10.641131 | 2.45126 | -1 | Some Suggestions that May Help You: Herpes simplex virus, or
HSV, is an extremely common viral infection. There are two
herpes simplex viruses: Type I is more often associated with the
common cold sore in and around the mouth. Type II is associated
with genital herpes transmitted by sexual contact, producing
sores in t... |
3.994819 | 8.631503 | 60 | SSL shorts for Secure Sockets Layer, a protocol developed by
Netscape for transmitting private documents via the Internet.
SSL works by using a public key to encrypt data that's
transferred over the SSL connection. Both Netscape Navigator and
Internet Explorer support SSL, and many Web sites use the
protocol to obtain ... |
0.287136 | 5.304788 | -1 | American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - n. A game played with a pile of straws or thin sticks,
with the players attempting in turn to remove a single stick
without disturbing the others. - n. One of the straws or sticks
used in this game. Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - n. A
figure o... |
-0.800141 | 2.155195 | -1 | Primary Documents - President Friedrich Ebert's Address to the
German Assembly, 7 February 1919 Following the German revolution
in November 1918 - which saw the forced abdication of Kaiser
Wilhelm II - a fresh constitution was drawn up and a new
assembly established; the latter first met on 6 February 1919.
Reproduced ... |
0.036681 | 2.343331 | -1 | This is for Lesemann who wanted some information about the woman
who participated in the Am. Revolutionary War. One important
role that women played, but is often left out is their role as
"campfollower." In armies before 1800, women "camp followers"
played a crucial role doing all the supply work for the army. In
othe... |
7.33589 | 2.311669 | -1 | Sugar-free drinks which have had low-calorie sweeteners added to
them could help in obesity treatment, according to a new study.
Undertaken by staff at the Center for Public Health Nutrition at
the University of Washington, found that the drinks increased
dietary restraint, which is one of the key factors that help
peo... |
10.013245 | 0.798242 | 0 | It all started with the flu. In 2008, we found that the activity
of certain search terms are good indicators of actual flu
activity. Based on this finding, we launched Google Flu Trends
to provide timely estimates of flu activity in 28 countries.
Since then, we’ve seen a number of other researchers—including
our very o... |
-1.406686 | 3.423601 | 1 | Everybody knows the most famous vacation destination in Europe.
But Rimini, or better ancient Ariminum, is also a city of art
with over 22 centuries of history. Rimini is a Roman city and
certainly not just any old city, but one of the most important
of ancient Rome. The official date of its founding is 268 BC
when the... |
3.71408 | -0.994233 | -1 | Chesapeake Bay and Global Warming - Upper Tidewater Region The
extensive tidal swamp, brackish marsh, and tidal flat habitats
of the Upper Tidewater Region could undergo major shifts due to
global warming. If sea level rises 27.2 inches this century, the
region would face: - 30 percent decline in tidal swamp - 85
perce... |
0.660655 | 3.786177 | -1 | I remember sitting in high school history class, learning about
our founding fathers and being in awe of what they were able to
accomplish. I also remember thinking, “What did women do?” There
were so few profiles and I was curious to know more. Thus began
my quest to find female heroes—in and out of history books. Tha... |
3.62409 | 7.056798 | 41 | Video Clips of Augmented Reality System in Operation The links
below are to files showing the Augmented Reality system in
operation. These are in MPEG format acquired at a frame rate of
15 frames/second. One note about the videos available here. Our
method relies on tracking features in the scene and using those
featur... |
-0.125404 | 0.748599 | 2 | Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 April 2012 13:12 On April 10, 1912
the RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England for New York
City. Four days in to crossing the North Atlantic, with 2,228
passengers and crew on board, the Titanic hit an iceberg and
sank 12,415 feet to the ocean floor. This year marks the 100th
anniver... |
5.368791 | -2.004346 | 3 | HedgehogsBy Craig Sernotti Hedgehogs have only become part of
the pet trade within the last 20 years or so. Fascinating,
curious, and downright adorable, this exotic small animal makes
a great pet for the right person. Hedgehogs are nocturnal and so
are active at night; however, some species are active during the
day. ... |
-2.526326 | 2.306331 | 4 | Science Fair Project Encyclopedia It was most celebrated when it
was the capital of the Mughal sovereigns (1526 to 1658). Many
splendid buildings of that time are still there to be seen,
among them the fortress built by Akbar, within the walls of
which are the palace of Shah Jahan and the Pearl Mosque. Still
more noted... |
6.568042 | 2.509743 | -1 | <microbiology> One of the two major classes of prokaryotic
organism (the other being the Cyanobacteria). Bacteria are small
(linear dimensions of around 1 m), noncompartmentalised, with
circular DNA and ribosomes of 70S. Protein synthesis differs
from that of eukaryotes and many antibacterial antibiotics
interfere with... |
7.067338 | -1.875095 | 5 | Last Updated: 8:46 AM, December 27, 2009 Posted: 3:24 AM,
December 27, 2009 When Dave Hackenberg jerked the lids off his
hives one bright November morning in Florida in 2006 and found
them empty, the stunned commercial beekeeper never thought that
four years later his bees and millions more across the United
State woul... |
5.362711 | -2.41129 | 3 | Family: Scolopacidae, Sandpipers view all from this family
Description ADULT Looks pale buffy orange overall, darkest on
back and wings. In summer plumage, close inspection reveals
intricate dark marbling on back and upper wings and subtle
barring on underparts. Bill is mostly pink with a dark tip. Legs
are dark and re... |
3.581669 | 1.336549 | -1 | Single-car drivers commuting in fossil-fuel burning cars, smog,
pollution, crime -- what other urban scourges can you think of?
Half of the world's population currently lives in urban areas;
yet these urban areas make up only 2 percent of the world's land
and spend three-quarters of the world's resources [source: MIT].... |
-0.28722 | 4.847398 | 6 | MIT professor’s book digs into the eclectic, textually linked
reading choices of people in medieval London. Was it
coincidence? An era dubbed "the time of silence" -- the years
between 1642 and 1660 in England when Puritan rulers shuttered
theaters -- was also a period of intense interest in
experimental science. Three... |
2.804747 | 4.394892 | -1 | What’s social work all about? Social work is about people.
People we see every day and people we may never ordinarily come
into contact with. Social workers work to form relationships
with these people. They recognise their problems and assist them
in trying to find ways to overcome any difficulties. As a social
worker... |
5.033852 | -1.984685 | 121 | William West / AFP - Getty Images Melbourne Zoo's newest primate
baby, a three week-old Colobus monkey, is held in the arms of
her mother Clover, in Melbourne on June 29, 2011. Keepers have
not been able to determine the sex of the newborn monkey which
is pure white and won't display any black markings until it's
sever... |
10.590858 | 1.835591 | 7 | AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) Acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is an illness that weakens the
body's immune system. The immune systems of people with AIDS are
not able to fight off certain infections and cancers. More
Living With HIV/AIDS Improved medications have helped many
people with HIV live l... |
2.431748 | 8.225369 | -1 | A dice rolling program is only as good as the worst of: - the
random number return to die-sides algorithm - the pseudo-random
seed generator Most are close enough to be better than dice.
Since computers can not generate truly random numbers, no die
roller is truly random. The pseudorandom numbers, however can be
suffic... |
4.075239 | -0.13229 | -1 | Clean CANAL Water is the proposal entry by Margot Krasojevic for
the Competition Amsterdam footbridge 2012. Water management is
still the most important function of Amsterdam canals. Without
them, the city would drown. Circulating the water is also vital
for sanitary reasons. In the days when windmills had to do the
jo... |
-2.062945 | 3.511464 | -1 | DARDANELLES or CHANAK-KALESSI: Name of the two cities situated
opposite each other on the shores of the strait at the entrance
to the Sea of Marmora. The European city is inhabited
byMohammedans exclusively; the Asiatic city contains
Mohammedans, Greeks, Armenians, Europeans, and Jews The Jewish
community dates from th... |
3.022776 | 5.575058 | 163 | Below you can watch the interview of introduction done a few
days ago with my wonderful friend Greta in Argentina. I loved
talking to Greta, but I think that in the self-consciousness of
being video-interviewed, I missed sharing some ideas about what
I hope to discuss in my brief 30 minute presentation! In any
case, he... |
5.446476 | -1.862529 | 3 | Species Description: Prairie dogs occur only in North America.
They are rodents within the squirrel family and include five
species-- the black-tailed prairie dog (Cynomys ludovicianus),
the white-tailed prairie dog (Cynomys leucurus), the Gunnison
prairie dog (Cynomys gunnisoni), the Utah prairie dog (Cynomys
parviden... |
5.975947 | 1.395678 | -1 | Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives (by-nc-nd) No
Advisories - program content screened and verified. Scientists
at Silent Spring Institute have found that flame retardants in
common household products like upholstered furniture, textiles,
and electronics migrate into household dust, and from there,
into our bodi... |
3.172811 | 6.459233 | -1 | Stephanie Ludi and Tom Reichlmayr, software engineering
professors at the Rochester Institute of Technology , are
working to increase the participation of people with visual
impairments in computing fields. The ImagineIT summer workshop,
funded by Computer & Information Science & Engineering (CISE)
of the National Sci... |
-0.39018 | 2.205921 | -1 | The European flag consists of 12 golden stars in a circle on a
blue background. The stars symbolise the ideals of unity,
solidarity and harmony among the peoples of Europe. The number
of stars has nothing to do with the number of member countries,
though the circle is a symbol of unity. History of the European
flag The... |
3.350665 | 6.240145 | -1 | Video games are an exciting and interdisciplinary field of
study. Depending on your focus, your research may cover a
variety of disciplines. If you are interested in game
development, you may focus on Computer Science resources. If you
are looking at video games in their cultural context you might
use Communication or ... |
7.154375 | 6.507785 | 8 | Do you have a Enter your contact details to get access to a
guide that identifies common sleep disorders and shows how to
get a restful night's sleep. * Denotes a required field Sleep
and Health for You and Your Family - What’s the link between
unhealthy sleep and diabetes? - New Study Finds Late Night
Electronics Incr... |
3.80457 | 0.947506 | 9 | It looks like the radical environmental left may have to find a
new favorite dirty four letter word. Scientists at Ohio State
University have announced the discovery of a new process that
takes the energy from coal without burning it – "and removes
virtually all of the pollution." The technology, known as Coal-
Direct ... |
0.363457 | 2.230821 | -1 | |From the Library of Congress G3764.B6S3 1775 .D4| This was just
a teeny skirmish during the American Revolution, but I love it
because the marsh and the island where it happened belonged to
some of my ancestors, and some of the people involved are right
out of my family tree. As I tell the tale of the Battle of
Noddle... |
-1.764076 | 3.359407 | 161 | Archaeologists in Israel said they've discovered a footprint
from the sandal of a Roman soldier during an excavation of the
ancient city of Hippos. The print, made by a hobnailed sandal
called a caliga that was worn by Roman soldiers, was found in a
wall that surrounded the city by Arthur Segal from the Zinman
Institut... |
3.511511 | 0.710747 | 9 | Introduction to International Development International
development is a profession unlike any other. Although modern
international development has more than half a century of
history, the practice of development is constantly evolving and
the industry is currently in the midst of major changes that
have the potential ... |
5.347451 | 4.889013 | -1 | Aikido is a non-violent martial art. For many people outside
Aikido, it is a new and surprising idea that physical practice
with opponents is important in training yourself to receive
opponents peacefully. Aikido techniques go along with the flow
of the attack to control the attacker, ideally protecting the
attacker fr... |
4.168097 | 3.914814 | -1 | What are tachyons? Tachyons are hypothetical particles that can
only travel faster than the speed of light. As you probably
know, objects with a real number for mass can never travel at
the speed of light because of Einstein's theory of relativity.
As a consequence of this theory, as a objects velocity increases
its ma... |
5.916559 | 6.117948 | -1 | Ped Med: The many faces of autism SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19 (UPI)
-- Although all show some degree of difficulty in socializing,
communicating and imagining, like snowflakes, no two cases of
autism are exactly alike, researchers say. Their newfound
recognition of the condition's diverse complexity and multi-
faceted natur... |
9.14801 | 5.571602 | 21 | deltoideus muscleArticle Free Pass deltoideus muscle, large,
triangular muscle that covers the shoulder and serves mainly to
raise the arm laterally. The deltoid, as it is commonly known,
originates on the outer front third of the clavicle (collarbone)
and the lower margin of the spine of the scapula (shoulder
blade). ... |
-0.83791 | -2.26418 | 10 | Greenhouse Effect Could Extend Habitable Zone Planets near their
suns reap the benefits of light and heat, while those further
away must endure colder temperatures. But the new research
indicates that planets with hydrogen-rich atmospheres could
contain liquid at their surface even out to fifteen times the
distance bet... |
1.515423 | 7.348203 | 44 | If two lines are intersected by a transversal, then alternate
interior angles, alternate exterior angles, and corresponding
angles are congruent. The converse of the theorem is true as
well. If two corresponding angles are congruent, then the two
lines cut by the transversal must be parallel. Similarly, if two
alternat... |
4.912931 | 1.013695 | -1 | The seeds of green energy - expanding the contribution of plant
oils as biofuels Plant oils represent one of the most energy
rich sources of renewable fuels available in Nature. Most of
these oils occur in the form of triacylglycerols (TAGs) that can
be transformed into biodiesel by conversion of their acyl chains
into... |
0.108193 | 2.911302 | -1 | © Duane A. Cline 1999 Click here to return to the Main Page of
The Pilgrims & Plymouth Colony:1620 Upper Level Compact Study of
the Mayflower Compact THIS DOCUMENT STANDS AS A CORNERSTONE OF
OUR GREAT AMERICAN FORM OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT Upper Level
Compact Study of the Mayflower Compact THIS DOCUMENT STANDS AS A
COR... |
2.58006 | 5.521883 | 39 | Methods | Statistics | Clinical | Educational | Industrial |
Professional items | World psychology | Reliability does not
imply validity. That is, a reliable measure is measuring
something consistently, but not necessarily what it is supposed
to be measuring. For example, while there are many reliable
tests of specific... |
10.622281 | 1.733286 | 7 | National Institutes of Health on National Native HIV/AIDS
Awareness DayDate: March 13, 2009 Source: National Institutes of
Health (NIH) Author: National Institute of Allergy and
Infectious Diseases (NIAID) HIV/AIDS has left no segment of
American society untouched. On the third annual National Native
HIV/AIDS Awareness... |
-0.035883 | -2.295896 | 11 | Grab your telescope. The asteroid known as Toutatis will make
its closest approach to Earth tonight. From Tuesday night to
Wednesday morning, the 3-mile long asteroid will be about 18
times the distance of the moon from the Earth. And if you miss
it Tuesday night, don't worry. The asteroid should be visible if
you have... |
2.633423 | 4.099431 | -1 | Page 2 of 5 The workings of a repayment loan or annuity are
actually easier to understand if we first consider the closely
related situation of a regular saving plan. In this case a
regular sum S (a payment denoted PMT in Excel's terminolgy) is
deposited each period and the total sum accumulated attracts
interest at I%... |
2.517775 | -1.416684 | -1 | Sea Level Rise Won't Be a "Hollywood Cataclysm" for National
Geographic News |September 4, 2008| Sea levels will rise a bit
higher—but not catastrophically high—in the coming century,
according to a new study. The oceans will likely rise between
2.5 and 6.5 feet (0.8 and 2 meters) by 2100, researchers say.
This is not ... |
8.018725 | 1.306845 | -1 | Oral supplements containing extracts from green tea may help
protect against sunburn and the longer-term effects of UV
damage, says a new study from the UK. Skin levels of green tea
catechin compounds increased following oral supplementation for
12 weeks, and these increased levels were associated with
significantly lo... |
6.848099 | 0.434743 | -1 | The arracacha (Arracacia xanthorriza) is a garden root vegetable
originally from the Andes, somewhat intermediate between the
carrot and celery. Its starchy taproot is a popular food item in
South America, especially in Brazil where it is a major
commercial crop. The name arracacha (or racacha) was borrowed
into Spanis... |
0.785112 | 1.681754 | 12 | History of Welland - Summary of 3 Books written by W.H. Lewis
The City of Welland is located on the Welland Ship Canal, almost
midway between Lakes Ontario and Erie. It is served by the
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo; Norfolk and Western; Canadian
National and Consolidated Rail Corporation Railroads. It also
has an excell... |
4.341408 | 6.781474 | -1 | Jan 30, 2008 Determining sound direction I've been playing a bit
more with datalogging (check out the fantastic tips from Brian
in the forums) and I've always wanted a robot that could come to
me when I called it. The sound sensor is great for 'detecting'
sound but no good for deciding where the sound came from. One
wa... |
0.303393 | 1.830557 | -1 | |William Loney RN - Background| |Home-Loney-Background-The Naval
Surgeon| The Royal Naval Hospital, Hong Kong Hong Kong was first
occupied by British forces in early 1841. In April of that year
the Navy erected matshed buildings - including store sheds and a
naval hospital - on the site that later became the Wellington... |
7.386776 | 2.261021 | -1 | By Jessica, Networx With school kicking into high gear, it’s
important to make sure students of all ages are on top of their
games. A good night’s sleep and regular exercise are vital for
keeping the mind focused and alert, but diet plays an important
role, too. If you or your kids are heading into the classroom
every ... |
-0.668762 | -2.308277 | -1 | Aug. 30, 2007 NASA's two venerable Voyager spacecraft are
celebrating three decades of flight as they head toward
interstellar space. Their ongoing odysseys mark an unprecedented
and historic accomplishment. Voyager 2 launched on Aug. 20,
1977, and Voyager 1 launched on Sept. 5, 1977. They continue to
return informatio... |
6.110774 | -1.886069 | 13 | MOBILE, Alabama -- It’s high summer, and a creeping wave of
lubbers is marching across the land eating everything in sight.
Present in seemingly uncountable numbers, the annual appearance
of swarms of giant grasshopper relatives in the Mobile-Tensaw
Delta and along the edges of the Causeway each August brings to
mind b... |
5.603415 | -0.464659 | -1 | Cities and organizations in the US state of Maryland have found
an original and ecologically sound method to cut the weeds from
their parks and gardens: Bring in the goats. Brian Knox, owner
of Eco-Goats, a business based in Davidsonville, Maryland, said
the hungry animals graze on dense vegetation and munch unwanted
w... |
5.894203 | 3.152549 | -1 | The DNA Learning Center has had a strong web presence since the
early days of the World Wide Web in 1993. We now maintain 21
sites with content and tools to enhance science education for a
broad audience. Follow the "learn more..." links to explore the
development of each site. Go directly to the site by clicking
the s... |
0.903367 | 1.377338 | -1 | Scope and Content of Collection Title: Denton Ranch Collection
(Jacume, Baja California Norte, Mexico), Date (inclusive): 1864
- 1993 1.00 linear feet (2 archives boxes, 6 oversize folders)
Abstract: Title documents and correspondence related to the
ownership of the Denton Ranch, also known as Rancho Jacume,
located on... |
-0.444913 | 3.094599 | 14 | St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17,
the saint's religious feast day and the anniversary of his death
in the fifth century. The Irish have observed this day as a
religious holiday for over 1,000 years. On St. Patrick's Day,
which falls during the Christian season of Lent, Irish families
would ... |
10.549798 | 1.832461 | 7 | (Potential stem cell cure…) A team of Australian scientists is
advancing towards a cure for conditions including HIV and
diabetes using stem cells. Professor Alan Trounson, a world-
renowned Australian stem cell expert and head of the California
Institute of Regenerative Medicine, says their work towards HIV
cure is ab... |
-2.383784 | 2.060035 | -1 | Where God once lived December 6, 1992 will always be engraved in
the memories of Muslims and Hindus residing all across the globe
especially in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. The day marks the
demolition of Babri Masjid which was built in 1598 on a site
which is considered sacred for many Hindus. The communal riots
th... |
7.485681 | 3.998992 | -1 | In a novel study, researchers claim to have identified a gene
linked to human kidney aging. Kidneys age at different rates,
such that some people show little or no effects of kidney aging
whereas others show rapid functional decline. Determining
genetic factors associated with different rates of kidney aging
can help r... |
-0.120658 | 5.786469 | -1 | Like all liberal arts, dance teaches life skills that will
benefit the student later in life, regardless of the vocation
selected. Dance teaches self-discipline, respect, dedication and
determination. Plato once wrote, "to sing and dance well is to
be well educated." He considered the uneducated man achoreutos
or dance... |
0.989516 | 5.855616 | -1 | In this article, Margaret Deuter, a managing editor in the ELT
dictionaries department at Oxford University Press, looks at why
proper use of dictionaries is so important to English language
learners. It’s not the stuff of spy novels, editing
dictionaries. But some teachers act as if we were producing some
subversive m... |
-0.790423 | -1.790141 | 15 | Monday, June 22, 2009 HAT South Telescope Network one step
closer Less than a month after the opening of the SkyMapper
Telescope a new telescope building has appeared at Siding Spring
Observatory. HAT-South is a network of six identical, fully
automated wide field telescopes, which are planned to be located
at three si... |
7.994559 | 5.995941 | -1 | Print friendly version Charles Bonnet syndrome Other Names for
this Disease See Disclaimer regarding information on this site.
Some links on this page may take you to organizations outside of
the National Institutes of Health. Charles Bonnet syndrome (CBS)
refers to the presence of visual hallucinations in individuals
... |
-2.405577 | 2.688704 | -1 | cittaanurakkho wrote:Any mentioned of aurora in the Pali text or
elsewhere? Could be the radiant deva? Russian scholar of
Mahabharata Boris Smirnov brought up a hypothesis that the
apsara's "play of rainbows", described in Mahabharata as
happening near Meru, is actually aurora. There are descriptions
of mount Meru's ef... |
-1.272324 | 3.423859 | 1 | Ancient Near East, Greek, and Roman Art Spanning a period of
roughly 3,800 years, the collections of Ancient Near Eastern,
Greek, and Roman art at the Cleveland Museum of Art are held in
very high esteem nationally and internationally. Although the
collections are modest in overall numbers, they are typified by
singula... |
2.144915 | -1.039297 | 16 | Typhoon Megi continues to intensify and is expected to be a
significant threat to the northern Philippine province of Luzon
by late this weekend. Americares is making preparations to bring
relief. Typhoon Megi is currently the only tropical cyclone
anywhere on earth but it could be one of the strongest of the
year to a... |
3.45994 | 5.505814 | -1 | - Tuck a note into their lunchbox or book bag. Write a sweet
thought or a short joke to make them smile. - Give them a big
hug for no particular reason at all. - When you part in the
morning, tell them that you will be praying for them today. -
Put a small treat on their bed for them to find when they get
home in the a... |
9.337856 | 2.574514 | 128 | Measles immune globulin measles immune globulin A sterile
solution of globulin's derived from the blood plasma of normal
adult human donors; it is prepared from immune serum globulin
that complies with the measles antibody reference standard; a
passive immunizing agent. Synonym: measles immunoglobulin.
Results from our... |
2.243171 | 2.701486 | -1 | ||This map shows where industrial centers were developing in
Europe in the mid-1800s. It also shows varying degrees of
urbanization. Notice that Britain, which industrialized first,
already has at least 20 percent of its population living in
cities of 100,000 or more. The regions on the continent with
between 6 and 10 ... |
3.350158 | 0.943805 | -1 | When the last oil well runs dry Just as certain as death and
taxes is the knowledge that we shall one day be forced to learn
to live without oil. Exactly when that day will dawn nobody
knows, but people in middle age today can probably expect to be
here for it. Long before it arrives we shall have had to commit
ourselv... |
7.201887 | 2.579112 | -1 | In general, it is the parents' job to monitor what their child
eats, while the child is in the best position to decide how much
to eat. Normally, healthy and active children's bodies do a good
job of "asking" for just the right amount of food, although
their minds may lead them astray when choosing which foods to
eat. ... |
4.081728 | 7.984699 | -1 | Data centres have always been secure, tightly controlled
facilities, but 9/11 brought about changes that pushed security
and physical protections to even higher levels. Data centres
today, particularly those serving as colocation facilities, are
more likely to have multiple points of security that may include
physical ... |
2.028743 | 6.014783 | -1 | Welcome to onestopclil With over 900 fantastic CLIL materials,
onestopclil is your resource bank for content and language
teaching. Choose from a wealth of resources for Young Learners
and Secondary, including exciting experiments, interactive
animations, a vibrant image bank and lots more. Why not check
out Keith Kell... |
4.780297 | 2.747061 | -1 | Research Article at the Digital Library for Physics and
Astronomy. Their website is hosted by the High Energy
Astrophysics Division at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for
Astrophysics. The SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) is a
Digital Library portal for researchers in Astronomy and Physics,
operated by the Smiths... |
3.969179 | 5.800703 | -1 | The Internet is a social medium made up of communities, cliques,
and groups. While this is usually positive, sometimes people
engage intimidation or harassment. This section explores the
myths and realities of cyberbullying and offers tips for adults
to help young people who are involved in it. For most youth, the
Inte... |
6.412907 | 4.257543 | -1 | What is a critical care specialist? A critical care specialist
is a medical doctor who specializes in critical care or
intensive care medicine and treats patients who need urgent care
on an inpatient and outpatient basis. Critical care doctors work
in the ICU (intensive care unit) in hospitals.What kind of
background d... |
2.60499 | -0.742859 | -1 | James Vary, IITAP, (515) 294-3555 Skip Derra, News Service,
(515) 294-4917 NOBEL LAUREATE TO TALK ABOUT OZONE DEPLETION AND
SMOG AMES, Iowa -- Nobel Laureate Sherwood Rowland, a well-know
authority on atmospheric chemistry and one of the first
scientists to warn the public about the environmental dangers of
chlorofluor... |
2.791618 | 8.693261 | 17 | 6. Built-in Exceptions Exceptions should be class objects. The
exceptions are defined in the module exceptions. This module
never needs to be imported explicitly: the exceptions are
provided in the built-in namespace as well as the For class
exceptions, in a try statement with an except clause that
mentions a particula... |
9.424988 | 3.072512 | -1 | (HealthDay News) -- Nosebleeds are common during childhood,
especially during the preschool years. Though they can be scary,
they usually aren't caused by a serious problem. The American
Academy of Pediatrics says common causes of nosebleeds include:
- Allergies or a cold, which can lead to nasal swelling or
irritation... |
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Hodgkin's; Hodgkin's lymphoma; Hodgkins disease; HD Treatment
options depend on: Certain factors may determine whether more
intensive treatment is required. For example, the presence of B
symptoms and “bulky” (large mass) tumors are treated usually
in... |
0.960029 | 3.283342 | -1 | History of Piedmont College In 1897, opening a college in the
wilderness of northeast Georgia must have seemed to some like a
prescription for failure. The area was accessible by few roads -
mostly crude dirt strips paved with sapling trees. A narrow-
gauge railroad did make a waterstop in the frontier town of
Demorest... |
-0.718851 | 3.752895 | -1 | Leonardo da Vinci painted an earlier version of his famed
masterpiece "Mona Lisa," claims a private Swiss art foundation
dedicated solely to the alternate painting, which it unveiled
Thursday. But an expert on da Vinci in Britain says there is
evidence that the Renaissance master may not have been behind
the picture pr... |
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was before the development of public health. Poor sanitation,
unregulated food processing, lack of control of mosquitoes,
inadequate prenatal care, and other poor health conditions led
to unnecessary illnesses and deaths. In the year before
Florida's state... |
7.028743 | -1.873504 | 5 | In an attempt to assess the link between bee health and
diversity of pollen they encounter, honeybee hives from as many
as 10 National Trust sites were studied. The study found that
the bees from farmlands had a noticeably narrower range of
pollens than both urban and untouched "natural" settings. Hives
from Kensington... |
0.26314 | 2.896343 | -1 | "We shall either nobly save, or meanly lose, the last great hope
of mankind." The Gettysburg Address "...and that government of
the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from
the earth." Delivered at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on November
19, 1863. "At nightfall on November 18, 1863, a special train
dre... |
1.768312 | 5.819276 | 18 | You know that the amount of reading your child does will have a
direct and positive impact on his reading fluency, but finding
appropriate material for the budding reader is often a hit-and-
miss endeavor. Some beginning readers are painfully dry with
insipid illustrations, not what a child dubious about the
rewards of... |
0.293128 | 1.162093 | -1 | Published: August 28, 2010 Headed by Juan Carballo, the
remaining Spaniards left Cebu for bohol. There the survivors
burned the Conception off the coast of Bohol, because there were
not enough men to navigate her. On the two remaining ships-the
Victoria and the Trinidad-they cruised through the Visayas and
the Sulu Sea... |
8.690885 | 5.986512 | 143 | To play or not to play? For kids with bleeding disorders, that
is the question—at camp, at school, at home, anywhere. Most
sports and other physical activities have some level of risk.
The severity and type of bleeding disorder vary, so what may be
unsafe for one person might be a perfect match for another.
(However, c... |
0.987125 | 1.489575 | 12 | The Eureka is a side-wheel paddle steamboat, built in 1890,
which is now preserved at the San Francisco Maritime National
Historical Park in San Francisco, California. Originally named
the Ukiah to commemorate the railway's recent extension into the
City of Ukiah, the boat was built by the San Francisco and North
Pacif... |
6.078604 | 0.527088 | -1 | According to current estimates on world population growth,
agricultural productivity will have to increase by 56 percent by
2030. Can organics help answer this need? That question was a
topic of great interest at a May conference of the United
Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome. Organic
agriculture is a... |
4.439487 | 1.882396 | 19 | UGA graduate student wins Singularity University scholarship to
grow food indoors April 30, 2012Print Athens, Ga. - University
of Georgia doctoral student Erico Rolim de Mattos envisions a
world where exploding human populations, global climate change
and land overdevelopment has rendered mankind incapable of
producing... |
9.936094 | 4.217532 | -1 | Cancer of the renal pelvis or ureter is cancer that forms in the
kidney's pelvis or the tube that carries urine from the kidney
to the bladder. Transitional cell cancer of the renal pelvis or
ureter Causes, incidence, and risk factors Cancer can grow in
the urine collection system, but is uncommon. As a group, renal
pe... |
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