Thirty-seven years have passed since the traumatic events of 1971. Much has been written on the subject. Most analyses have been confined to the developments within the subcontinent. The break-up of Pakistan has generally been viewed in relation to a regional upheaval. Little...
My curiousity about how biological outbreaks can be identified and tracked -- such as the recent Maple Leaf Foods listeria outbreak in Canada -- lead me to this abstract. Genome sequencing, or a...
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AUG-29The medical LAB IRE at Fleurus Belgium was emitting since minum one weekradioactive Iodine gas, contaminating the area longterm, no peak but vegetablesfruits from garden banned from eating. Children...
created by SOLARLIFE | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago 1919 views | 12 recommendations | 12 comments
Given the growing pains that are occuring in my family right now and difficulties finding a job, I decided it would be prudent to go back to my psychiatrist and have routine maintenance done on my psyche. As I was...
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Staphylococcus aureus is a bacterium that lives on the skin and in the
nose of humans, and is unknowingly carried by millions of people. It
can cause infections of the skin, in the blood, in the bones, and in
the lungs. It has become resistant to a wide range of...
created by urbano411 | 4 years ago 477 views | 17 recommendations | 4 comments
"Barring a "catastrophic development," reports Middle East Newsline, George W. Bush has decided not to attack Iran. An administration source explains that Washington deems Iran's cooperation "needed for a withdrawal [of US forces] from Iraq."
If correct, this implies that the...
"On Tuesday, March 6, French theorist Jean Baudrillard passed away. Trained as a sociologist, Baudrillard put his knack for observing society and its engagement with mass media to work as a philosopher. His writings on television, video, and electronic mediation placed him...
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"Geoffrey Kamali writes about the most recent opinion of the World Bank, as it pertains to business in Africa:
"Is Sub-Saharan Africa now a more attractive destination for investment than yester-years?
The World Bank appears to give an optimistic overview in a new...
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"Scouring the web for someone with a common name could become easier with software that automatically distinguishes between individuals by analysing the details of search results.
The software tool, developed by researchers at the University of Tokyo in Japan, picks apart the...
Most women describe their manager as a "boss from hell" - and many have
resigned because of outrageous demands such as being told to lie, new
research has shown