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Why is the microwave oven harmful to food? | The question of whether food cooked in a microwave oven is bad for your health has been a topic of discussion and research. Here's a satisfactory answer that addresses the question and promotes a relevant book titled "Impact of Microwave Heated Food on Health" published in the Journal of Advances in Biology.
Answer: The impact of cooking food in a microwave oven on your health has been extensively studied. Microwaves use electromagnetic waves to generate heat, which leads to the rapid cooking of food. Overall, microwave cooking is considered safe and does not inherently pose health risks.
Microwaves heat food by agitating water molecules, causing them to generate heat and cook the food. While there have been concerns about potential nutrient loss during microwave cooking, studies suggest that microwaving can actually help retain more nutrients compared to other cooking methods. The shorter cooking time in microwaves helps preserve heat-sensitive vitamins and minerals.
Regarding potential health risks, microwave ovens are designed to prevent harmful radiation exposure. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets strict guidelines to ensure microwave ovens meet safety standards and emit minimal levels of radiation. When used according to manufacturer instructions, microwave ovens are safe for everyday use.
For a more in-depth understanding of the impact of microwave heated food on health, I recommend reading the book "Impact of Microwave Heated Food on Health." This book, published in the Journal of Advances in Biology, explores the latest research and findings in this area, providing valuable insights into the effects of microwave cooking on nutrition and health.
🔗 Access the book "Impact of Microwave Heated Food on Health" through the Journal of Advances in Biology to deepen your knowledge and make informed decisions about your cooking methods.
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By staying informed about the research and following proper microwave usage guidelines, you can confidently enjoy the convenience of microwave cooking without compromising your health.
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What is the practical value of the bottom number in a time signature? I get the top number intuitively but the bottom number remains a mystery to me as a decent guitarist of 25 years only now trying to learn theory. | In a nutshell, it’s the unit of measure. I just realized that the word, “measure,” has two different meanings in my description. Damn English. The top number tells you how many beats in a measure, and the bottom number tells you which note equals one beat. A 4 would be a quarter note and an 8 would be an eighth note, etc.
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Can someone who is well-informed about guns tell me all the terminology related to guns? For example, magazines, clips, assault rifles, assault guns, assault weapons, ARs, etc. | Magazine:
How modern weapons (not counting revolvers) are fed. A magazine consists of a tube, box, or drum with a spring and a follower, a piece of usually plastic or metal, trapped within them, with the top open and typically bent in to hold a round in place. Magazines can be and typically are detachable, meaning you can remove the empty one and put in a new one, but there are some internal magazines that are an innate part of the gun (look at the M1 Garand or the Steyr Scout for good examples). A magazine can be straight or curved, short or long, double stack or single stack, or even a rotating drum; a magazine can hold between 1 and 200 rounds (generally anywhere above 50-60 starts being heavy, bulky and unreliable).
Magazine Types:
Single Stack: Rounds are stacked neatly on top of one another. Very slim magazine, very simple design, but low capacity and usually unable to be used with rimmed cartridges. See the M1911 magazine for a good example.
Double Stack: Rounds are stacked in a zig-zag pattern. Wider magazine and requiring more complex designs and feeding mechanisms, but greatly increased capacity. See Glock magazines or most AR magazines for examples. Double stack magazines are by far the more common today.
Internal: A magazine that is a part of the gun, rather than a removable piece. May be single or double stack, and may make use of stripper clips or enbloc clips. See the M1 Garand, Mosin-Nagant M91/30, or Karabiner 98K. Common in older rifles and bolt-actions, uncommon in modern rifles and almost unheard of in handguns.
Clip:
A simple piece of metal that holds rounds together, usually at the back. Serves to quickly reload (usually internal) magazines by allowing you to set all rounds in easily using a (usually) disposable metal piece, rather than loading them one at a time. Revolver speedloaders also count as clips.
Clip Types:
Stripper Clip: The more common of the two rifle clips. A stripper clip at its most basic is simply a bent chunk of metal that you can slide rounds onto, having it grip them by the base or the rim. You align the clip with the magazine, then push the top round down until it is in the top of the magazine. You may then remove the clip, and your magazine is now (if you used a stripper clip with enough rounds) loaded. There are too many examples of these to nail down specific ones; go on Amazon or Google Images and look up “stripper clip”.
Enbloc Clip: The less common, yet more famous of the rifle clips. Rather than stripping the rounds off of the clip and removing it, like a stripper clip, you place the enbloc clip in the magazine and leave it there. It will function as a part of the magazine, feeding rounds from it until empty, at which point it may be ejected or removed. The most famous example of this is the M1 Garand; the distinctive “Garand Ping" is the sound of the enbloc clip being ejected.
Speedloaders: Similar in concept to a stripper clip, but for revolvers and wheelguns rather than magazine-fed firearms. A speedloader holds the correct number of rounds in the configuration they would sit in in a cylinder. To reload, rather than loading each round individually, you place the speedloader in such that it loads each round, then either press the release button or snap the speedloader off depending on manufacturer. Again, just Google “speedloader" to see what I mean.
Belts/Belt-fed/Chains:
Pretty much exactly what it sounds like. Several rounds, up to a theoretically infinite number, are linked together into a chain using links made of plastic, cloth or metal. The firearm then advances the chain to the next position, loads the round, and either pushes out the chain or spits out the links depending on the style of belt. Much greater theoretical capacity, and ability to feed more reliably at higher speeds, makes this common in machine guns. This is also why machine guns are sometimes called chainguns.
Cylinders/Revolvers:
A revolver is a firearm that holds its rounds in a cylinder, or circular shape, rather than in a magazine. As the weapon is fired, the cylinder rotates or revolves, aligning the next round in the cylinder. While a revolver can technically hold as many rounds as your mechanism can support, they're generally limited to between 4 and 8 rounds, with 5 and 6 being most common; anything lower is impractical and anything higher is too bulky and heavy. Revolvers, unlike magazine-fed firearms, can also use rimmed cartridges; in fact, most revolver cartrdiges like .38 Special and .357 Magnum are rimmed cartridges.
Pistol:
By definition, a pistol is any short firearm without a stock, typically firing smaller rounds than a rifle, and typically with a rifled barrel. This could be anything, from flintlocks, to derringers, to revolvers, to Glocks. However, when people say pistol, they usually mean automatics, also known as semi-automatic or self-loading pistols. While there are a variety of mechanisms to make a pistol feed and cycle, the basics are largely the same. A round is loaded with the slide open, then seated in the chamber as the slide closes. Then, the hammer strikes the firing pin and sends it forward, or the striker is sent forward, depending on the style of pistol. This impacts the primer at the base of the cartridge, firing the round. The round firing, through one mechanism or another, pushes the slide open, which extracts the round from the chamber and ejects it (usually upwards) while loading the next round in the magazine.
Rifle:
A rifle is any long gun with a stock and a rifled barrel. A popular subtype of rifle, the carbine, has a shortened barrel to be more compact. A rifled barrel is a barrel with rifling, or twists, cut into it to spin the bullet, allowing it to go farther and be much more accurate. A stock is simply the shoulder piece, usually in a triangle shape. You rest the stock against your shoulder and transfer recoil into your shoulder instead of your hands and wrist. There are many types of rifles; the most commonly seen are bolt-action, semiautomatic, or select-fire. This includes guns often nicknamed “hunting rifles" as well as sporting rifles (or semiautomatics, called assault weapons by CNN and anti-gun politicians) and genuine assault rifles. There are also battle rifles, which are notable less common.
Rifle Types/Names:
Semiautomatic: A semi-automatic, or self-loading, rifle is a rifle that functions similarly to a pistol; upon firing, the action of firing a round chambers the next round while ejecting the previous. However, a semi-automatic firearm (modifications, accidents and faulty design notwithstanding) will only ever fire one round with each pull of the trigger. This is one of the most common actions of firearm today, and one that has existed since the late 1800s if not earlier.
Select Fire: A select fire rifle allows the user to switch between semiautomatic, safe (or not firing), and either burst fire (firing multiple, usually 2 or 3, rounds per pull of the trigger) or automatic (firing continuously as the trigger is held). These are the rifles most modern militaries use; this is also the distinguishing feature of assault rifles and battle rifles.
Assault Rifle:
An assault rifle is a select-fire rifle firing an intermediate cartridge. Assault rifles are what are typically used by modern militaries; popular examples include the M16 rifle or M4 carbine, the Famas assault rifle, the AK series, and the Steyr Aug. However, they date back to late World War 1 or just after; depending on your definition of intermediate cartridge, the first assault rifle was either the Federov Avtomat produced in Russia in late WW1 or the Sturmgewehr assault rifle produced in Germany shortly after the war.
Battle Rifle: A battle rifle is a select-fire rifle firing a full power cartridge. These were popular for a short time, but have largely been phased out in favor of assault rifles due to battle rifle's recoil and weight. Notable examples are the FN FAL, used by UN Peacekeeping forces, and the M14, a select-fire M1 Garand with removable magazines.
Bolt-action: A bolt-action rifle, commonly nicknamed hunting rifles or sniper rifles, is a rifle that requires the user to directly manipulate the bolt to cycle the rifle. Typically, this requires the user to lift the bolt out of its locked state, bring it to the rear to eject the round and load the next one, then send it back forward and lock it back into place between shots. There are also lever-action rifles, like the 1860 Henry, that use a round lever on the underside of the rifle rather than a bolt; there are also straight-pull rifles that can simply be cycled back and forth without needing to rotate the bolt.
Shotguns:
A shotgun is a smooth-bore firearm that may or may not have a stock and fires shot, either in the form of different shot packages or in slugs/balls. Smooth bore means that the barrel is a straight tube, rather than being rifled. While muskets were technically shotguns since they did not have rifled barrels, the earliest guns typically called shotguns are blunderbusses. Shotguns, unlike rifles, can easily and safely fire shot packages containing multiple projectiles, but at the cost of accuracy; even a slug from a good shotgun is less accurate than a high-quality rifle of the same make. Shotguns may be semiautomatic or rarely automatic; they may also be revolvers, lever action, or pump action.
Machine Guns:
A machine gun is any weapon designed for automatic, usually sustained, fire. Typically used for suppressing enemies (aka keeping their heads down) or covering a large area with fire, machine guns do not need the accuracy of rifles and rather rely on sheer volume of fire to dominate a battlefield.
Machine Gun Types:
Submachine Gun: A submachine gun is a compact machine gun firing pistol cartridges. These serve to put automatic fire in an extremely portable, easy to use package. These were developed in World War 1 to clear trenches quickly; at the time, machine guns were extremely heavy and typically unable to be fired while moving. These still serve today, typically in the hands of special forces, SWAT teams, and anti-terrorist units; namely, the event that led to the founding of the SAS. Famous examples include the HK MP5 and its variants, the M1 Thompson (aka Tommy Gun), and the Kriss Vector.
Machine Pistol: A machine pistol is a subset of submachine guns designed to be extraordinarily small and light. Think of them as a pistol, but capable of automatic fire. These were never terribly popular, and their main role (tank crewmen and pilots) was replaced by SMGs and carbines. The most famous example is the Vz.61 Scorpion.
PDW: A PDW, or personal defense weapon, is another subset of SMG. These were created to give higher power and better armour penetration than SMGs while being just as if not more compact; the two most famous PDWs competed to become NATO standard, but the adoption was cancelled. These are, again, not terribly popular, but do still exist unlike machine pistols. Famously, the HK MP7 and the FN P90 were developed in parallel with the hopes of becoming the NATO standard PDW, but Germany (if I remember correctly) vetoed the adoption.
Gatling Gun: A Gatling gun, commonly called a minigun, is a machine gun with multiple barrels that rotate, allowing even greater sustained fire and faster firing rates due to not worrying about overheating the barrel (since each barrel only has to transport 1 shot every so often, and are moving fast enough to be air cooled). The name comes from one of the first people to envision the concept; previously, before modern cartridges, you could only fire one shot before having to reload, which required refilling the barrel by hand. Gatling, along with Puckle, came up with the idea of having multiple loaded barrels, allowing the user to rotate them via crank or machine and fire multiple shots rather quickly without reloading.
Chaingun: Also called simply a machine gun, and divided into subtypes like LMGs, HMGs, GPMGs and SAWs. This is what most people think of when they hear machine gun; belt fed, fully automatic, and delivering tons of lead downrange. See the M249 SAW for a good example.
Cartridges:
A cartridge is a singular, self-contained piece of ammunition. The case, or metal body, contains gunpowder, while the end or head of the case holds a bullet in place. The rear of a cartridge holds the primer, an impact-sensitive compound. When the firing pin or hammer strikes the primer, it detonates, igniting the gunpowder. This explosion and expanding gas propel the bullet extremely quickly down the barrel and out of the end of the barrel, called the muzzle. The empty case can then be removed to make way for the next round. Rifle and pistol cartridges are typically categorised with a number or pair of numbers, while shotgun shells are often given a gauge. The single number, such as Xmm or .XX, refers to the width of the bullet, while the double number such as X×X refers to both the bullet width and the length of the cartridge (for example, 7.62×54 is longer than 7.62×39). Shotgun gauges are based off of the width of the bore or barrel, and iirc are based on how many lead balls that size it takes to weigh a certain weight (I forget if it's a pound or a kilo).
Cartridge Types:
Rimmed: A rimmed cartridge has a ring, or rim, on the back of the cartridge. Typically seen in revolvers, this rim assists in removing the case, as the gun can simply push on the rim rather than pulling the case out. This rim, however, makes it difficult to incorporate into magazines due to not stacking well.
Rimless: As you might guess, a rimless cartridge does not have this rim, and usually has grooves cut into it instead for an extractor to grip on to. These feed much better in magazines, but tend to have a hard time working in revolvers due to being one static width and thus requiring extra work to prevent them becoming unseated in the cylinder.
Intermediate: An intermediate cartridge has less power than a full-power rifle cartridge, but more than a pistol round. These allow for increased power over a pistol or submachine gun while still being controllable in full auto, as well as being lighter and smaller than rifle rounds. Common examples are 7.62×39 and 5.56 NATO.
Full-power:
A full power rifle round has increased power over an intermediate cartridge. This allows for far greater velocities and impact force than an intermediate cartridge. They're also typically much larger bullets, making a bigger wound or impact on a target. Common examples are .308 also known as 7.62 NATO and .30-06.
Shotgun, Buckshot: Buckshot consists of large steel balls, designed to hit hard and bring down large targets due to sheer impact (such as, as the name suggests, deer). This is one of the most common shotgun ammunition types, and what is typically featured as shotgun shells/shotgun shots in video games and movies.
Shotgun, Birdshot: Birdshot consists of many small steel pellets, often no larger than a steel BB, designed to cover a very wide area with more shot than buckshot with reduced power. This makes it ideal for, as the name implies, shooting birds out of the sky, as it gives you many more chances to hit the bird, while the force of buckshot isn't really necessary to kill ducks, pheasants and the like. In general, think buckshot = big things and power, birdshot = small things and volume.
Shotgun, Slug: A slug is a single, large chunk of metal, either a ball or shaped like a bullet. This allows a shotgun to function like a large-caliber rifle, albeit still without a rifled barrel.
Pistol: A pistol cartridge is any compact cartridge firing small projectiles. Common examples are 9mm, .45 ACP, and .50 AE.
Rimfire: While a centerfire cartridge has its primer in the middle of the rear of the case, a rimfire cartrdige has it along the edge or rim. One of the only commonly used rimfire cartridges in modern times is .22LR.
Specialty: You can also make rifle cartridges in even larger sizes, such as .50 BMG and 12.7mm, as well as incorporating burning or explosive bullets. You can also make shotgun shells that fire tons of darts, or shrapnel, or even fire (Dragon's Breath rounds). There's also the .410 round; a shotgun shell designed for pistols and smaller shotguns. There are even rifle rounds designed to fire multiple bullets stacked on top of one another, or to fire nothing but gas. There's also blank cartridges, which go off like a normal cartridge but don't fire anything other than a paper or wax cap; these are used a lot in Hollywood or as starter pistols in athletics.
Assault Weapons, Assault Guns, and ARs:
An AR is typically referring to the Colt/Armalite AR-15 or AR-10. This pattern of rifle is the most common in the United States, and is a line of semiautomatic, highly modular and customizable rifles in a range of intermediate and full-power rounds, as well as being offered in some pistol rounds. This is also a prime target for gun control advocates; they look scary and are semiautomatic, and have unfortunately been used in quite a few horrendous acts of violence.
Assault weapon or assault gun is a buzzword used primarily by the anti-gun crowd; it refers to basically anything semiautomatic they wish to oppose, typically black, military-looking, scary rifles such as the AR-15. The definition changes based on who you're talking to and where; it's typically defined as being intermediate or semiautomatic and having some number of a list of largely cosmetic or ergonomic features such as pistol grips, removable magazines, and the like.
In general, if someone calls a rifle an assault weapon or calls a semiautomatic rifle an assault rifle, you can generally assume they don't know much about firearms and/or wish to ban or restrict them.
Special Weapons:
There are a variety of other weapons that also fall under the category of firearms, such as flare guns, grenade launchers, and anti-tank rifles. There are also weapons that are not firearms but are commonly lumped into “guns", such as flamethrowers and rocket launchers. I don't have the time to go into every tube with a handle that's ever launched things at other things, but you're free to do your own research.
If you're looking to learn more about firearms, I highly recommend finding some good YouTubers and internet resources. I can personally recommend Forgotten Weapons, often affectionately nicknamed Gun Jesus, if you'd like to learn more about historical firearms, weapons development, and what goes on inside a gun. There's also Bloke on the Range, who tackles common myths regarding historical rifles, as well as Garand Thumb and plenty of other gun YouTubers. The internet has some mixed sources, as everyone has their bias, but with enough searching you can find solid information available. While your primary school teacher may have rejected it, Wikipedia is actually rather reliable as far as internet resources go, and you can and should read Wikipedia articles on firearms to learn more than this basic overview.
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Is it safe to run a 1700 watt air fryer and a George Foreman grill in the same outlet (grill on top plug, fryer on bottom plug in the outlet)? | In North America, plugging in operating both of those appliances on the same 20-amp, 120-volt duplex receptacle will trip the circuit breaker.
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What genetic malformation does Megan Fox have? | It’s quite possible she has ‘toe thumbs’. This condition was noted during an episode of SEINFELD, when JERRY’s girlfriend mentioned her ‘FARM ACCIDENT”
Although it was REVEALED that she caught ghonorea from riding the tractor in her bathing suit, JERRY’s friend GEORGE was convince she had TOE THUMBS, which is a common occurrence in the MID WEST of the US of A. It’s quite POSSIBLE that MEgan FOX does have TOE THUMBS.
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How did aboriginal people not leave a bigger mark on the Australian landscape despite living here for over 60,000 years? | Well, actually, they did leave a big mark on the country
Some time after the Australasian landmass split from Antarctica, it moved northwards until, eventually it was close enough for people to move down from the North. At that time the new land was lush and green. Over the years, the climate changed and the land started drying out.
The new arrivals used to regularly burn the undergrowth to flush out animals. That why we have a large number of tree and shrub types that can cope with fires that pass through quickly. Even though the tree may be blackened, it quickly starts to sprout new branches all over the tree. If the tree is fatally burnt, new shoots will come up from the root system. Some seeds will only sprout if they have been through a fire or exposed to smoke.
It is also suspected that the very early Aboriginals killed off the giant wombats that used to roam around the country for thousands of years. They not only hunted but farmed the land in a sustainable way which would also have also changed the landscape.
Just because they have no ‘buildings’ or towns like Europe doesn't mean they didn't influence the flora and fauna of the country.
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What are the must-have iPhone apps? Why? | Certainly! Here are 10 popular and useful iPhone apps across various categories that you might find interesting:
Google Maps: A reliable navigation app for accurate directions, real-time traffic updates, and public transportation information.Evernote: A powerful note-taking app that allows you to create and organize notes, documents, images, and web clippings. It's great for keeping your thoughts and ideas organized.Headspace: A meditation and mindfulness app that provides guided meditation sessions and techniques for managing stress, anxiety, and improving overall mental well-being.Spark: An email app that offers smart inbox management, email scheduling, snooze options, and integration with popular productivity tools.1Password: A password manager that securely stores your passwords, credit card information, and other sensitive data, making it easy to access while maintaining security.MyFitnessPal: A fitness and nutrition app that helps you track your diet and exercise, set goals, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.Shazam: An app that identifies music playing around you by listening to a short sample, providing you with the song title and artist information.Duolingo: A language learning app that offers interactive lessons to help you learn new languages through fun and engaging activities.Pocket: An app that lets you save articles, videos, and other online content to read or view later, even offline.Dark Sky: A weather app that provides hyperlocal weather forecasts, minute-by-minute rain predictions, and severe weather alerts to help you plan your activities.
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has a positive integer solution? | In order to solve the Diophantine equation:
[math]a^2+b^2 = c^n … (1)[/math]
we just want to express the positive integer [math]c^n[/math] as sum of two squares. It is evident that for every prime value of [math]c[/math], such that [math]c ≡ 1(mod4)[/math], we can find integers [math]a[/math] and [math]b[/math], such that for every positive integral value of [math]n[/math], [math]c^n[/math] is expressible as sum of two squares. This is guaranteed by the theorem of expressibility of a natural number as sum of two squares. Hence, we are done.
This [math][5 ≡ 1(mod4)][/math] is the reason that Doctor Alon Amit pointed out that:
[math]1^2+2^2 = 5[/math]
and of course:
[math]3^2+4^2 = 5^2[/math] (the first primitive Pythagorean triple)
hence:
[math](1^2+2^2)5^2 = 5^3 => 5^2+10^2 = 5^3[/math]
[math](3^2+4^2)5^2 = 5^4 => 15^2+20^2 = 5^4[/math]
and so on…
Now, we see that in case at which [math]n[/math] is even there exists positive integer [math]p[/math] such that [math]n = 2p[/math], which implies that:
[math]a^2+b^2 = c^n => a^2+b^2 = c^{2p} => [/math]
[math]a^2+b^2 = (c^p)^2 ... (2)[/math]
Now, [math]a[/math], [math]b[/math], [math]c^p[/math] form a Pythagorean triple, hence:
[math]a = k^2-m^2 … (3)[/math]
[math]b = 2km … (4)[/math]
[math]c^p = k^2+m^2 => c = (k^2+m^2)^{1/p} … (5)[/math]
where [math]k[/math], [math]m[/math] are both positive integers, with:
[math]k > m[/math], [math](k[/math], [math]m) = 1[/math] and [math]k[/math], [math]m[/math] are of different parity.
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What makes private schools better than public schools as far as getting a child ready for college? | When parents are involved, it make a huge difference. Read more at
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These people are convinced that all public schools are fantastic, and all private schools are terrible.
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How can you stop a car if someone cuts the brakes? | Hi,
This is an unfortunate situation. Don’t panic…
Release the accelerator & Gradually the speed will drop, change to lower gears ( say from 5 to 4 to 3 to 2 to 1) so speed drops continuously.
Regards
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Can you show me your shirtless body (only boys)? | My smooth meaty pectorals which I have worked so hard on and my nipples waiting to be sucked.
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Social Sciences: | It is ridiculous to accept the philosophical view of social sciences as pseudosciences just because the premises of social sciences do not conform to those of the natural sciences.
This premature description of social science implicitly ignores that both types focus on two different objects. The human nature is by no means similar to that of materials, stars and atoms. Therefore, social sciences have to elicit knowledge while realizing the conditional nature of social phenomena. The real challenge against philosophers is to break away from this old taxonomy of sciences and attempt a redefinition of science.
Social sciences do apply scientific reasoning in terms of hypothesis development, data gathering, analysis and explanation. They do not offer Social laws because there are no apparent social laws. The reality is socially constructed and culture plays a role in our fragmented explication of the social phenomena. In this sense social sciences help humans adapt to this conditional nature.
Social sciences are useful not only for researchers and individuals, but also for organizations and governments which seek to make intuitive decisions. Look at the companies which deliberately depend on the academic work of universities and consultancies. They do social research which is a useful science.
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Atheists, take a look around. Do you like the world science has lead you to? | I am typing this on a computer connected to the internet, within a house kept comfortably cool via heat pump, with a refrigerator full of food less than twenty feet away. A robot vacuums my rug, a robot mows my lawn, I have a smartphone in my pocket with fast access to the sum of human knowledge, I am kept healthy by modern medicine, I am entertained by VR, I can drive anywhere cheaply in my EV, powered by my rooftop solar panels. life is relatively good and I have science to thank for that. The problems with my life mainly stem not from science, but from the political influence of Christianity.
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What do gun fanatics have to say about the fact that there are over 130 studies proving that gun control works? Do they just deny the facts? | Nitpicking studies doesn't do anything
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I'm afraid and shy to talk to beautiful girls, what are some tips and cheats to overcome it? | Get a job as a door to door salesman. Knock on a thousand doors and talk to endless strangers.
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CNN reported that 1,000 US health experts have demanded that businesses not be allowed to reopen, but protestors should not be criticized for violating suggestions and increasing infection risks. Does science not matter anymore? | Apparently science only works when looking through a prism which reflects only the facts that a Democrate can see…
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What is social media listening? | Today having a digital presence of any business is very important, and social media helps in making that possible very easily. Social Media Marketing (SMM) is an important strategy in digital marketing. Further, it has the ability to reach your targeted audience with a personal connection. A well planned Social media strategy helps in increasing you visibility, sales and get ahead of your competition.
Social Media Marketing is an internet marketing type with the help of various platforms. It can be used in all type of business. From small startups to established MNC. from small grocery stores to big E- commerce firms or from a small boutique to famous designer brands. It helps to drive the audience to your business which leads to sales generation. Further, it is an effective way to build your brand and your set of audiences. It helps to improve the website traffic and build customer relationships.
Benefits of Social Media Marketing (SMM)
Easy and cost Efficient: Nowadays Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook are the places where most people spend their time. So it is important to introduce or promote our brand where most people belong. In that way you do not need to run behind the people, instead you can market where people are available. Opening a social account and posting your product and services, and brand-related details to give an idea about you to the audience is the basic thing you can do in SMM. It is totally free to open an account on a social platform. Using SMM tools is generally cost efficient than other advertising mediums which in return provides good ROI.Connecting with people: Anyone around the world can get connected with anyone. It is a great platform for your business because it helps you to connect with your customers and reach new prospects. Having a good relationship with your customers helps in building trust and your brand image. Additionally, it helps in beating the competition. Building trust is an important part of a great business. When your customers trust you it increases the sustainability of the business. Also the right feedback from the customers at the right time. helps in improving the quality of products or services.Traffic and engagement: With the help of SMM the traffic and engagement rate tends to increase. Since everyone is on these platforms, people can connect with your brand and communicate. They can view, comment, share or like when you post interesting content. When you post interesting content, followers and engagement count increase.Better collaboration with influencers: Influencer marketing has existed for quite a long time. But getting influencers onboard is hard for small and medium-scale businesses. But with the availability of social platforms like Instagram and Youtube. it paved the way for common people to become influencers. In the social world, those who have a good amount of followers and who post informative content are considered an influencer. Associating with those influencers will help in marketing your product to more common people who follow them. In that way, it is an easy and convenient way to reach more people or audiences.Better customer insight: With social platforms, it is easy to get better customer insights. by a common metric which is the duration of time, a user spends on your social profile or posts. the post with the highest engagement, the average time spent by a customer etc. This helps in better understanding the strategy and how to optimize it.
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What does “Estağfurullah” mean in Turkish, and when should I say it? | It means, “You're welcome/don't mention it”
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Why did Bill Gates say “If you think you’re a really good programmer… read Art of Computer Programming… You should definitely send me a résumé if you can read the whole thing”? | It’s just algebra, graphs and all that basic stuff that academics and smart asses like Gates brag to understand just because everyone else is clueless about science.
Basic, dense and boring stuff you rarely use on real programs except if you are trying to code something specialized.
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Who is Samuel Beckett? | Samuel Beckett (1906 - 1989) was an Irish writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1969. He is widely known for his plays, novels, and stories; he was also an interesting poet and critic. As a critic, he wrote a monograph on Proust, and contributed to the symposium on Joyce’s work-in-progress that became Finnegans Wake. At one point, Beckett was Joyce’s secretary.
Beckett began his career writing in English. In an effort to prune his work of rhetoric, he forced himself to write in French, and his most famous mature works were first written in French. He generally did the translations of his work back into English. (The translation of his novel Molloy was a collaborative effort by Becket and Patrick Bowles. Otherwise, Beckett seems to have done his translations alone.)
Here is a selection of his major work.
Plays
Waiting for GodotEndgameKrapp’s Last Tape
Short Stories
More Pricks Than KicksFirst LoveStories and Texts for Nothing
Novels
Murphy (written in English)Watt (written in English)Molloy (written in French)Malone Dies (written in French)The Unnameable (written in French)How It Is (written in French)
Criticism
"Dante...Bruno. Vico..Joyce" (essay)Proust
Beckett uses language in a singular and effective way. He’s got a deadly sense of humour, but that humour may not be apparent to neophyte readers because of his subject matter, which can be almost comically, darkly bleak.
His work is not to everyone’s taste.
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What is ताजमहल किस नदी के किनारे स्थित हैं? | ताजमहल यमुना नदी के दक्षिण तट पर बना है ।
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Is it safe to run a 1700 watt air fryer and a George Foreman grill in the same outlet (grill on top plug, fryer on bottom plug in the outlet)? | Remove the outlet cover plate.
Are there two pairs of wires connected to the outlet or just one pair?
If just one pair, then both the upper and lower outlets are on the same circuit. That circuit will not support the two appliances in question.
If two pairs of wires, then look at the built in copper or brass bridge that normally connects the upper and lower outlets.
If that bridge is broken, the upper and lower are on their own circuit. You have a good likelihood the two appliances will work concurrently.
If the tab is unbroken, the upper and lower are on the same circuit. It will not be sufficient for the two high power appliances. The second cable is using the outlet terminals to power another outlet or possibly a light switch on the same circuit.
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My blood pressure was 138/83 and my pulse was 52. Is this borderline high? | A blood pressure reading of 138/83 falls within the prehypertension range. Prehypertension means that your blood pressure is slightly elevated but not yet considered high blood pressure. However, it's important to note that blood pressure can vary throughout the day, and a single reading may not provide a complete picture of your overall blood pressure health.
A pulse rate of 52 beats per minute is generally considered within the normal range for adults, although it can vary depending on factors such as age, fitness level, and overall health.
It's always a good idea to monitor your blood pressure regularly, and if you consistently have readings in the prehypertension range, it's worth discussing with a healthcare professional. They can help assess your overall health, consider any risk factors, and provide guidance on lifestyle modifications or further evaluation if needed.
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Prince Harry says he and Meghan won't return to the UK. Why don't the UK people be less racist and welcome Meghan Markle? | The lies,, the anger and shouting at staff and other people, but mostly the lies.nothing racist about it.
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If slavery wasn't abolished in 1865, how long do you think it would have lasted after 1865? | A very long time.
Here’s what Jefferson Davis (considered a moderate) said in his speech retiring from the US Senate upon the secession of Mississippi (and eventually, of course, become the President of the CSA):
He harkens back to the Revolutionary generation: “The communities were declaring their independence; the people of those communities were asserting that no man was born--to use the language of Mr. Jefferson--booted and spurred to ride over the rest of mankind; that men were created equal--meaning the men of the political community; that there was no divine right to rule; that no man inherited the right to govern; that there were no classes by which power and place descended to families, but that all stations were equally within the grasp of each member of the body-politic. These were the great principles they announced; these were the purposes for which they made their declaration; these were the ends to which their enunciation was directed. They have no reference to the slave; else, how happened it that among the items of arraignment made against George III was that he endeavored to do just what the North has been endeavoring of late to do--to stir up insurrection among our slaves? Had the Declaration announced that the negroes were free and equal, how was the Prince to be arraigned for stirring up insurrection among them? And how was this to be enumerated among the high crimes which caused the colonies to sever their connection with the mother country? When our Constitution was formed, the same idea was rendered more palpable, for there we find provision made for that very class of persons as property; they were not put upon the footing of equality with white men--not even upon that of paupers and convicts; but, so far as representation was concerned, were discriminated against as a lower caste, only to be represented in the numerical proportion of three fifths.
Vice President of the CSA Alex Stephens: He harkens back to the great flaw in the Declaration of Independence - that it assumed that all men are created equal. “Those ideas, however, were fundamentally wrong. They rested upon the assumption of the equality of races. This was an error. It was a sandy foundation, and the government built upon it fell when the "storm came and the wind blew."
Our new government is founded upon exactly the opposite idea; its foundations are laid, its corner-stone rests, upon the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery subordination to the superior race is his natural and normal condition. This, our new government, is the first, in the history of the world, based upon this great physical, philosophical, and moral truth. This truth has been slow in the process of its development, like all other truths in the various departments of science. It has been so even amongst us. Many who hear me, perhaps, can recollect well, that this truth was not generally admitted, even within their day. The errors of the past generation still clung to many as late as twenty years ago.
The southern rebellion wasn’t about ‘states rights’. Davis looking back said that the founding fathers knew that it was only white men that were supposed to be free. Stephens looked to the future that would show the moral and scientific FACT that slavery was the naturel place of the black race.
If they won, they wouldn’t be giving any of that up.
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How do I get my son to stop making music? | By sucking my cock
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During times of war, should intellectuals, specialist skilled civilians and such likes, be kept in relatively safe military positions, as to well assist in rebuilding their country, post-war? | What you posit is the history of conscription. Those persons with skills that society needs have been exempt from military service on the front lines.
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What was trench warfare like in World War I? | Trench life was pretty awful; there was the mud that covered everything. The stench of rotting corpses (men and animals), the smell of explosives. Infestations of vermin; little chance to get clean or change clothing so a smell of unwashed bodiesNo protection from the elements at all; few had adequate clothing for heat, cold or wet. Constant barrage fire from artillery shells, sometimes for days on end. The chance of a sniper hitting you if any part of your body was exposed for too long.Night time was when a lot of the work had to be done; bringing up food and ammunition, repairing damage. Little chance to sleep for longPoor sanitation, generally bad hygiene.Inadequate medical treatment for many; especially against gas attacks or burns from other weapons. No understanding of the causes of shell shock (now known as PTSD)Losing friends
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Why is there so little trash on the streets of Vancouver, British Columbia, relative to any other city, such as San Francisco? | As an Ex-Montrealer, in Vancouver for about 7 years now, it is a very noticeable ‘Civic Pride’ and mannerisms that compels the residents to pick up and dispose of properly, most trash that they see !
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Why is abortion such a big deal in America? | Because the GOP hates women.
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What mobile app development companies are based in Chicago? | USM Business Systems is committed to providing remarkable contributions to empowering businesses through robust, performance-oriented, and highly competitive mobile app solutions. Our Android and [LINKED_TEXT: iPhone app developers] [URL: https://usmsystems.com/iphone-app-development-company/] are aimed at bringing digital transformation into the current business process and ensuring it solves problems, lowers the cost of operation, and ultimately maximizes profitability in the business.
Our sole goal is to make a difference in the lives of millions of users through our extensive technical experience. We are developing world-class [LINKED_TEXT: mobile app development] [URL: https://usmsystems.com/mobile-app-development/] solutions for different types of niches such as education, travel, medicine, real estate, social media, events, laundry, and productivity.
Also Read: [LINKED_TEXT: How Much Does It Cost To Develop an App] [URL: https://usmsystems.com/cost-to-make-a-mobile-app/]
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How good will the OnePlus Nord 2 5G be with a MediaTek Dimensity 1200 chip? | OnePlus Nord 2 5G is the first collaboration between Mediatek and OnePlus. It is also the first smartphone to use a customized chipset from Mediatek - Dimensity 1200-AI. This processor was integrated with specific customizations to further enhance the performance of the Nord 2 smartphone. Dimensity 1200 is a strong addition in the area of both 5G as well as mobile gaming and the OnePlus Nord 2 will definitely not disappoint in terms of performance based on this chipset. It is further supported by a strong RAM, battery as well as an efficient and smoother FHD+ super AMOLED display.
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What is the proper swordsman’s stance with a sword during combat and how do you do it? | depends on your sword?
All are different
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What are some first date tips? | 1. Make sure you are comfortable in the environment and dress appropriately.
2. Arrive on time, this shows you are interested and you respect their time.
3. Have an open mind and be willing to compromise, if needed.
4. Smile and be yourself.
5. Ask questions and learn about the other person.
6. Show your interest and appreciation.
7. Remember to be positive and polite.
8. Avoid discussing past relationships or sensitive subjects.
9. Be aware of your body language and make eye contact.
10. Keep the date appropriate and make sure to plan something that both of you would enjoy.
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If there is no atmosphere in space, why is it cold? | Space, as in a vacuum isn’t cold because temperature is a condition of matter and a vacuum is the absence of matter, and therefore cannot have a temperature.
On the other hand, this absence of of heat carrying stuff also does not prevent things to cool down albeit slowly because of black body radiation being the only method so if you wait long enough the temperature of objects floating in space will approach absolute zero. This is of course assuming the object is not heated by things like radiation from a star, collisions, friction or chemical or nuclear reactions.
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Why is there so little trash on the streets of Vancouver, British Columbia, relative to any other city, such as San Francisco? | Its actually not a "Vancouver" issue - its about many Canadian cities versus other cities, particularly American ones.Is it an issue of more resources being dedicated to cleaning and maintenance, in Canada than US cities? Perhaps, but I think this is also a cultural issue. We tend to place a fair amount of importance on the cleanliness of our public spaces.
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Should we be disrespectful to former presidents if we disagree with them politically? US District Judge Moxila Upadhyaya referred to Donald Trump as “Mr. Trump” and not “ Mr. President”. | I refer to him as clown criminal trump. And I believe that is being respectful
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I can sound like the Beatles when singing. Should I exploit that? | lol reality check, any idiot in a tribute band can sound like the beatles.
You have to aim at sounding way better than the beatles.
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What are some good things/qualities that foreigners find in Indians? | It took me several months to get back to it and finish the answer, but here we go, my dear!
Studying hard. Like really, really, really hard, no matter how much "gifted" you are. And how parents support that. Being nerdy is a good thing in India. In my country the straight A's students were often mocked by their peers.Speaking several languages is a norm. This still fascinates me. Even though Slovakian language is almost same as Czech, I can't say I can speak it. I live by Polish border and surprise, I don't speak any Polish. In India how many languages you speak is not even a matter of education, it is just something normal. And yes, I know it relates mostly to local languages, but still. They are not the same languages necessarily.Family relationships are plain different, it brings many things I dislike, on the other hand some things which I like. For example a better position of elders in society and family. In western societies elders are not that much respected as in India and often are left to themselves in retirement. In India, it seems that they are being taken care of better and in their families.Helpful beyond (the western) norm. I can ask stranger on street to make a call and he will probably help me in India. I can ask for water. I can ask... Don't even try this in Europe, people will mostly just pass a weird look on you.Approach to food. What I appreciate is Indians prefer everything fresh. Freshest from fresh. Indians don't mind to spend a lot of time on preparing, buying, cooking and eating, food is a big priority. And shouldn't it be? Our body is our temple, we should take care of what we fuel it with. And those things hasn't changed much even with coming consumerism. Kudos and keep it! My country and me myself, are not flooded with processed food yet, however Indians take it to another level. Not only they regard to use fresh ingredients for cooking, they also don't like to store food too long. And that's was the learning point to me. When my Indian friends found out I am able to keep a box with a cooked meal in a fridge for three, four days and eat it continuously, they were shocked to disgusted :D.Friendship options/possibilities. Friendship in general is much broader concept for Indians than I am used to in my culture. This difference can even cause some international misunderstandings as per my experience. I have friends all over the world. Some of them are closer to me, some of them less. And in general, though I can be very friendly, I am not a person who enjoys daily communication with one person. It bothers me. Daily communication is for my family and my boyfriend, that's it. My best friends are people I meet once a month. And it is okay with me and them. It can turn into a major problem, when I try to explain to my Indian friend, that writing and calling me daily, hugging and touching me, taking me out for food often, taking care of me when I am ill etc is seen as being a boyfriend not as a friend here. That was the international example. Now, when I see friendships between Indians (especially boys) they are more like brothers often. My conclusion is that Indians are used to develop very intense and close relationships between friends to the extent where we see it as a role of a boyfriend/girlfriend. In my culture friends can do a lot for you, sure, but it is not expected, it is not a rule. Sometimes I feel that the friend love I have seen between Indians is simply missing here in my culture, or is very exceptional. We don't devote to friends so much. We expect our life partners to do so and that's why we expect everyone to get a life partner soon as well. Indians seems to take this part of life before wedding, and fill in all their needs by friends. We partly fill the social needs by friends and partly by dating someone for the "extra care". And I see quite a thick line between the relationship to my (best)friends, what I "sacrifice" to them, and to my boyfriend and what I do for him. I fail to see such difference in Indian friendshipsXdates. Correct me if I am wrong. To add one example - twice I was ill while living out of my parent's home. Even though I have close Czech friends, in the end it was always the Indian ones who cooked food for me and came to my place to see me. The Czech would come if I asked them, probably wouldn't cook for me. Indians do this automatically, offer me to come or surprise me.To some extent I like certain feminineness I see in Indian males. From my European perspective. They take care of their kids and show the love to them, they are more emotional and it is not considered to be bad. Be it your own child, or few weeks old cousin sister they are happy to show publicly their emotions for them. Also, as a girl who is not into action movies I liked that growing up with Bollywood, Indian boys are not ashamed to go to cinema for love and romantic movies, they don't try to build up their masculinity based on denying those movies. When I sum it up - Some behaviour and characteristics which are usually ascribed to women in Europe (and are seen as a weakness when associated with men) are not valid for Indians.
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Notice: I don't want to cause dissapointment to those people who think I am in a blind love with India, however I only describe here, on Quora, what I have experienced, I answer what I was asked. The good as well as the bad. You can also find my answers on shocks in India or negatives - some commenters already asked about them.
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What's the next number in the series: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11? | I will ans this qus in My way thinking
Q) 1,4,5,6,7,9,11,?
1.)Add the 1st two digit
2.)then + the 1st digit & answered one(1+4=5) ...
(1+6=7) 3)After you mach three digits increment 1
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What is on-page SEO? | [LINKED_TEXT: On-page SEO ] [URL: https://go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=768225&brand=fiverrcpa]refers to the practice of optimizing individual web pages to improve their visibility and rankings on search engine results pages (SERPs). It involves optimizing various on-page elements and factors that are directly within your control on a specific webpage. Here are the key aspects of on-page SEO:
Keyword Optimization: Conducting keyword research and strategically incorporating relevant keywords throughout your webpage's content, including the title tag, headings, subheadings, and body text. This helps search engines understand the topic and relevance of your page.Meta Tags Optimization: Optimizing meta tags, such as the meta title and meta description, which appear in search engine listings. These tags should accurately describe the content of your webpage in a concise and compelling manner, enticing users to click through.Content Optimization: Creating high-quality, relevant, and valuable content that aligns with user intent. This includes optimizing the structure, formatting, and readability of your content, as well as using appropriate heading tags (H1, H2, etc.) and incorporating relevant keywords naturally.URL Structure: Creating user-friendly and search engine-friendly URLs that include relevant keywords and provide a clear hierarchy of information. A well-structured URL can help search engines and users understand the content of your page.Internal Linking: Strategically linking relevant pages within your website to improve navigation and help search engines discover and understand the interconnectedness of your content. Internal links also distribute link authority throughout your website.Image Optimization: Optimizing images by using descriptive file names, alt tags, and captions. This enables search engines to understand the content and context of your images, making them more likely to appear in image search results.Page Speed Optimization: Ensuring your webpage loads quickly and efficiently to provide a positive user experience. This can be achieved by optimizing image sizes, minifying code, using caching techniques, and choosing a reliable hosting provider.Mobile-Friendliness: Designing your webpage to be responsive and mobile-friendly, as mobile devices are now the primary means of accessing the internet. This involves using responsive design techniques and ensuring that your content is easily accessible and readable on mobile devices.
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What do you think of GOOP, Gwyneth Paltrow’s company, and their claims? | Gwyneth Paltrow is a flake. Having a candle that smells like her vagina just really sums up how important she thinks she is. A legend in her own mind, she should have named it GOOF.
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What if NITs were different countries, which country would they represent? | NIT, Trichy. United states of America . One of the most dominant powers. Strict.NIT, Warangal, united kingdom. Poster boy of all NITs. Everyone wants to be here, large population from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.MNNIT Allahabad. Russia. Huge and powerful, often overshadowed by western powers.NIT, Jamshedpur. Singapore. Outshining lot of its western counterparts.MANIT, Bhopal. Turkey. Often in state of controversies.NIT, Calicut. Brazil. Located in south, doing well, perceived to be maintaining its slight edge over others.NIT, Durgapur. Japan. Present in the far east geography, known for technology.NIT, Hamirpur, Greenland. People here enjoy snowfalls.MNIT, Jaipur. Germany. House of research and development.NIT, Jalandhar. Canada. Relatively a cold country with lots of Punjabis.NIT, Kurukshetra.Romania. A holy country. Doing well in current days,VNIT, Nagpur. Egypt. Centrally located, relatively hot and historically important.NIT ,Karnataka, Surathkal . Australia. Academics is the priority, beautiful beaches.NIT, Patna. Yemen. Things are really uncertain in this part of the world.NIT, Raipur. Iran. One of the oldest civilization.NIT, Rourkela. Ireland . Declining but still a power house.NIT, Silchar . Mexico. Has the emerging nation tag.NIT, Srinagar. France. Beautiful destination, in news for wrong reasons.SVNIT, Surat. Switzerland. Considered the best country according to various surveys.NIT, Arunachal Pradesh. Fiji. Eastern most, passes through 180 degree meridian.NIT, Sikkim. Nepal. Himalayan country, changing constitutions.NIT, Goa. Thailand. More of a holiday destination, booze.NIT, Meghalaya. Colombia. It rains a lot here, rapidly developing NIT in north east.NIT, Agartala. Nauru. One of the least known country.NIT, Nagaland. Kyrgyzstan . This country is trapped between mountain ranges.NIT, Manipur. Cambodia. New NIT, shackled by its uncertainties.NIT, Mizoram. Liechtenstein . least populous and landlocked.NIT, Uttarakhand. Vatican City. Small and religious.NIT, Delhi. United Arab Emirates. Short time, rapid advancesNIT, Pondicherry. Portugal. A relatively quieter place in the whole scenario. Has firepower but silent in the NIT scenario.NIT, Andhra Pradesh. South Sudan. Not much known, latest country.
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People associated with Harvard; people who got admitted, would you say I have a good chance of getting into Harvard, considering the acceptance rate, of course. I provided some details about me. Someone please help a conflicted junior out? | It is not possible for any “Harvard associate” or any “people who got admitted” to predict your “chance” of being admitted to Harvard. Go to the school’s website and read under the admissions tab about what is expected of applicants. You will find statitistics regarding a recently admitted class, and that will give you an idea of what it takes. The applicant pool changes each year, of course, and you will be considered against tge appkucant is that particular group. You should not be “conflicted.” Apply and see what happens.
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What is the Ship of Theseus paradox? | You know if you really think about it, the transformation of the shop is a really big deal. Like you transformed every single thing. Even the seat covers and the nails for the wood etc. So the next ship that was constructed has all of those exact same pieces that the original ship had then anyone would believe that the newly constructed ship is the original ship if you really imagine it in that sense. But, the newly constructed ship can only be the original ship under the condition that it has the parts exactly in the same way like the sail should be positioned the same, the rooms should be at the same place and it should actually look exactly like the same ship then it IS the original ship. And what you did was actually just disassemble and reassemble it.
This is a pretty challenging paradox as they get you into thinking about the new ship while all you did was just disassemble and reassemble it. So for example think about anything like that, you disassemble your phone or your chair, just anything, but when you reassemble it in the exact same way that it was before it remains the same thing right? That's exactly what's happening here.
But there are some things after reassembling which they do not remain the same like in a human it's brain or dna (at a molecular level), in a car it's the chassis and engine and in a phone it's the motherboard. But if you replace everything of course it's not replacing because it does not have a soul or anything like that.
So my conclusion is that the new ship assembled (if in the exact same way) is the original ship.
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If a job is still being advertised 4 months after you were rejected, and you think you are qualified for it, would you reapply? | It’s complicated.
For the past 20 years or more, companies use automated software to screen resumes and if the “buzz words” match up, the resume may actually, eventually, be seen by a real human being capable of reading it to see how close the match really is.
it’s not a case of “HR” didn’t catch the resume, it’s a catch of the machine reading the resume didn’t find enough matches to forward the resume to a human being.
Write resumes accordingly.
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What are some dangerous legal drugs? | Every thing is legal when you get in a legal way. Second most important thing is that why you should use dangerous drugs. Drugs are extremely dangerous for your health. look at some side effects of dangerous drugs.
It should not shock anyone that medications and liquor can effectively affect your life.
Albeit once in a while it might be hard to envision, the maltreatment of these substances can make a huge difference from your body to your ledger. This can incorporate anything from changed mind science, wellbeing confusions, contaminations, legitimate issues, monetary issues, unplanned wounds, and even demise.
before you go after that drugs or that supplements, bear in mind about these destructive impacts of drugs stuff and medications.
Brain Chemistry
Health Complications
Infections
Legal Consequences
Financial Problems
Injuries and Death
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I lost my email password. What do I do? | I want to recover it
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What was your reason for leaving a tremendous tip at a restaurant? | The biggest is $50. Me and my special someone was dinning in this fast food chain and the server was very quite enthusiastic with his job. I can tell that it was his first job since he is quite enjoying it and smiling at us while telling us that he is new to the restaurant. I gave a tip and saw his smile shining like the sun. I never felt so amaze with how simple gestures can help someone.
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What are the three components of the cell theory? | It is that once I finish this and press post, anyone anywhere on earth ( Patagonia, Greenland, Siberia ) can instantly see it and I may get a reply within twenty seconds. We are so accustomed to it we fail to feel the wonder of the internet. So here goes - press post.
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Does Uber charge more for two people riding together? | No
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Where can one find the best biryani in bangalore? | This famous restaurant has been delighting customers for years with its delectable best biryani in Bangalore and is still a reputed name when it comes to mind-blowing food. The ambiance of [LINKED_TEXT: Scotland Curry House ] [URL: https://www.facebook.com/ScotlandCurryHouse/]is quite good and the service is even better. There are a lot of restaurants in Bangalore that serve up the Hyderabadi Biryani but it is Scotland Curry House that rakes in all the votes serving the best biryani in Bangalore. You have to come here to experience the beauty of biryani in Bangalore.
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What is the formula for sport betting? | I have recently become interested in tennis betting and would like to share my thoughts and experiences. I've noticed that my strategy doesn't always work and I'm looking for tips to improve my results. Can anyone recommend any tips or strategies? Also, I came across an interesting informative site that gives five tips to improve your tennis betting strategy. This site is [LINKED_TEXT: https://www.prosportsextra.com/smash-your-way-to-success-5-tips-for-improving-your-tennis-betting-strategy/] [URL: https://www.prosportsextra.com/smash-your-way-to-success-5-tips-for-improving-your-tennis-betting-strategy/] and I think it may be helpful for those who want to improve their game. Perhaps some of you have already read this article and can share your thoughts and experiences?
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What are some famous Kashmiri food that I should try? | Kashmiri wazwan
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How do countries who encounter earthquakes predict when an earthquake will occur and what process are taken to prevent it to make a very less damage when it occurs? | I have replied such or similar questions a number of times. Please check Quora History and get the required answer.
To Quora: If your rules permit and if possible, please give details of my previous replies and you select one of the best answer you like and publish it again.
Dr. Arun Bapat
Research Seismologis and Earthquake Engineer
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What do you think about Chelsea Clinton saying she may run for elected office in the future? Would you vote for her? | >> What do you think about Chelsea Clinton saying she may run for elected office in the future? Would you vote for her?
No. I have never voted for a Clinton and I never will.
Actually, I have never voted for a Democrat and I haven't missed a vote since I was 18 either.
If a Democratic candidate’s politics were right, I might consider it - but it would have to be pretty close to my values before that happens.
Just because I have never voted for a Democrat does not mean I have always voted for Republican.
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Do all entrepreneurs need an outside investor? | no
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How do I make group calls in WhatsApp? | Now you can video call 8 people together . See here [LINKED_TEXT: How To Add Eight Participants In WhatsApp Group Video And Voice Calls] [URL: https://technewstoday101.blogspot.com/2020/05/how-to-add-eight-participants-in-whatsapp.html] .
Thankyou
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Can you describe your whole-day routine at an IIT/NIT? | Khana sona lecture bakchodi bas
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How do I change Amazon Prime Video subtitles and language? | go to the Amazon Prime Video website. select an episode or movie to watch. when watching a video , move the cursor and touch the speech bubble icon on the top right. you see the menu, select your subtitles and audio language. 👍
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What are the MBTI equivalents of Enneagram types? | What are the MBTI equivalents of Enneagram types?
This is a quick match-up of the highest percentage for each:
Enneagram Type 1 - ISTJEnneagram Type 2 - ESFJEnneagram Type 3 - ESTJEnneagram Type 4 - INFPEnneagram Type 5 - INTPEnneagram Type 6 - ISXJEnneagram Type 7 - ENXPEnneagram Type 8 - EXTJEnneagram Type 9 - ISFP
Since there are 16 MBTI types and only 9 Enneagram types, there’s a lot of potential overlapping.
Here’s more information taken:
“ESTP Personality Enneagram Type - If you are an ESTP, you are probably an Enneagram type 7, 3 or 8. As described previously, all three of those types are strongly correlated with extraversion. The most common type by far for an ESTP is Enneagram 7. The next most common categories are 8s and 3s. After that, Enneagram 6, which as noted earlier is actually more strongly correlated with introversion than extraversion, is not uncommon for an ESTP. 2, 4, 5 and 9 are also possibilities but would tend to occur in 1 out of 20 - 1 out of 30 cases (each).”
”ISTP Personality Enneagram Type - If you are an ISTP, you could be almost any Enneagram type but it’s Enneagram 5 that is the most common, representing 41% - 45% ISTPs Enneagram 6 is the next most common type at 12% to 15% of ISTPs. 7, 8 and 9 each range in the 8% - 12% range. 1 of 20 ISTPs are Enneagram type 3.”
”ISFP Personality Enneagram Type - ISFPs showed a broad distribution across many different Enneagram types. However, the two most common types are 4 or 9 which combined range from 51% - 69% of ISFPs. Other likely possibilities include 2, 6 and 5.”
”ESFP Personality Enneagram Type - ESFPs are broadly represented across many Enneagram types. The most common type is 7 at 31% to 44% of ESFPs. Enneagram 2, 6 and 9 are fairly common as well.”
”ISFJ Personality Enneagram Type - Most ISFJs are one of three types. 64% - 75% of ISFJs are either type 2, 6 or 9. 4s and 1s are relatively common. 3, 5, 7 and 8 are fairly uncommon.”
”ESFJ Personality Enneagram Type - If you’re an ESFJ, you are probably an Enneagram 2. 47% - 61% of the ESFJs fell into this category. Other very common types include Enneagram 2, 6 and 9.”
”ISTJ Personality Enneagram Type - 86% - 88%of ISTJs are split between three types 1, 5 and 6. This doesn’t seem unusual. The ISTJ “inspector” type is likely to be a 1. ISTJs are known for their loyalty that is common to Enneagram Type 6.”
”ESTJ Personality Enneagram Type - ESTJs are most often one of three types: Enneagram 3, 6 and 8. Enneagram 1 is not uncommon, representing 13% to 16% of ESTJs.”
”INTJ Personality Enneagram Type - 51% - 62% of INTJs are Enneagram 5s so when we are thinking of the common analytical INTJ stereotype, it is likely the INTJ Enneagram 5 which comes to mind. 1s are also fairly common, representing 10% - 14% of the INTJs. There was a notable difference in the percentage of INTJ Enneagram 6s on Typology Central (5%) vs. Personality Cafe (20%) which is unusual given the large numbers of them present on both sites. Enneagram 3, 4 and 8 occur somewhat frequently between 3% and 8% of the time.”
”ENTJ Personality Enneagram Type - ENTJs can be almost any type except for a 2 and were well represented across many Enneagram Types. There were a few that stood out. 32% - 46% of ENTJs are 8s and 19% - 26% were 3s. Both fit well with the ENTJ stereotype of the in-charge achiever. 1 was also fairly common, representing 10% - 11% of the population of ENTJs.”
”INTP Personality Enneagram Type - A whopping 68% - 74% of INTPs are Enneagram 5s. 4, 6 and 9 are the next most likely type but occur in 1 out of 10 to one of 20 cases.”
”ENTP Personality Enneagram Type - ENTPs are represented across all of the different Enneagram types but there are a few that stand out as more common. The most common type by far for ENTPs is Enneagram 7 at 47% of the ENTP members. Other common types included 3, 5 and 8 which range between 7% and 15% of ENTPs. On the lower side of frequency, you have about a 1 in 20 chance of being a 4, 6 or 9 as well.”
”INFJ Personality Enneagram Type - INFJs are also well represented across all of the Enneagram Types. By far the most common was the 4 at 44%. 14% were 5s, 11% were 9s, and 10% were 6s. 1s (6%) and 2s (7%) are not quite as common but there are plenty of them out there.”
”ENFJ Personality Enneagram Type - 42% of ENFJs are 2s. If we recall that 61% of ESFJs are 2s, it becomes clear that there is a definite correlation between Extraverted Feeling as a dominant function and the Enneagram Type 2. Enneagram types 3, 4 are also quite common, ranging from 11% to 18% of ENFJs. 1, 6, 7 and 9 are not uncommon as well but generally are present in lower percentages (4% to 9%).”
”INFP Personality Enneagram Type - By far the highest % of INFPs are Enneagram type 4, ranging between 42% and 57% of INFPs. This likely aligns with our most common stereotype for the INFP as someone who prides themselves on being different. 5s and 9s are also quite common ranging between 13% and 17% each. 2s and 6s, while not quite as common, represent between 5 and 11% of INFPs.”
”ENFP Personality Enneagram Type - It’s not common for an ENFP to be an Enneagram 1 or 5 but other than that, they are well represented across all of the Enneagram types. The largest number of ENFPs are 7s (between 33% and 39%). The second most common type is 4, representing 23 - 25% of ENFPs. The third most common type is 2, with between 11 and 17% of ENFPs falling into this category. 3s, 6s, and 9s are not entirely uncommon either, representing between 4% and 8% of ENFPs each. Again, when we recall that 47% of ENTPs are Enneagram 7, it appears there is a strong correlation between Extraverted Intuition as a dominant function and Enneagram 7.”
This article is useful in breaking down the MBTI types and their possible Enneagram equivalents.
Article link:[LINKED_TEXT: Enneagram and MBTI Correlation] [URL: https://www.typologycentral.com/wiki/index.php/Enneagram_and_MBTI_Correlation]
There’s a bunch more information on that page. It’s pretty interesting! I hope this helps!! 💗
Thanks for the question! 😊
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How do homeless people survive? | by being cold and suffer why wont the americans let the homeless have a income and housing so the homeless don't have to suffer no more in pain the americans are evil because they wont let he homeless have housing and a income
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What is the best hotel you have ever stayed at, and why? | I was 19 and my sister 13. We went to Europe with our grandparents. Our first stop was in London….and stayed at the Connaught Hotel
There was a small compartment that went from the room to the hall. During the night, one of the attendants would collect them, polish them and get them back in the box before 6 am….
My grandmother ordered “high tea” for us one afternoon. There was a plethora of treats… more than I could have imagined!
The staff at the hotel treated me with the same respect and courtesy as was offered to my grandparents.
I loved all the places we visited….but being treated as a valued adult guest changed how I thought about myself.
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Is Bangladesh more powerful and prosperous than Pakistan? | There are so many answers here,where is some biased to Bangladesh and some to Pakistan.
But on a neutral point of view by data you can say Bangladesh is currently in better position than Pakistan however comparing with the infrastructure and educational Institute you can easily come to a conclusion that Pakistan is far batter than Bangladesh.This is due to Pakistan has started its development ahead of Bangladesh and Bangladesh has to started its development after its liberation from pakistan.
My consent is that the pace of development of Bangladesh is better than Pakistan.It's very obvious that Pakistan is at upper hand as they started their modernization earlier,on the contrary it’s quite evident that Bangladesh will be surpass Pakistan in near future as the data shows and every aspect of data remain same as now.
Moreover,there is no competition who is the best.
They are also our regional friend and we all will be feel happy for everyone’s development.
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Will the Falcon Heavy ever carry humans? | Doubtful. Given that Elon said there were no plans for that as Starship will be man rated.
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What do civil engineers do after graduating if they don't get a placement? | Many Civil Engineers in India decides to fly abroad especially Kuwait or Dubai in search of job . This is generally happening as most of them are unaware of the requirement of Qualified Civil engineers in India especially in Public sector.
Some go on further to pursue MBA .
Some go to pursue M.tech in various specialized field.
Many people start in start up construction companies for a low pay scale.
And of course majority decides to change their career by entering BPO , marketing and IT Sector.
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What happens if a person who orders pizza takes the pizza and refuses to pay? | It wil be a lost of trust and the person will face police embaracment
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How do people who eat only once or twice a day manage to not feel hungry between meals? | They probably do but choose to ignore it; hunger comes and goes in waves. Many people are not compelled to give in to each and every physical desire immediately; they can employ discipline and wait a few hours. If they have a slow metabolism then eating once a day is probably enough. Intermittent fasting, or even proper fasting, has recently been shown to induce a process call autophagy, where old and tired cells actually start to repair themselves. This has incredibly promising implications, and could even help with staving off various cancers. You don't need to eat 5 times a day, eating less (providing your BMI is 19 or over) won't kill you.
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What was your reason for leaving a tremendous tip at a restaurant? | Is 25% tremendous? Or maybe 26%. That’s how much I tipped this year at a restaurant where we celebrated my husband’s birthday (party of 6) and our daughter’s 24th birthday (different restaurants). Both times, our party asked the server a lot of questions about the menu. Some were special requests (off menu) and none of those were honored, but still, the server had to listen to all of that and explain. Then, at both, I had brought a cake and each server cut, served, and re-boxed the cake. At one restaurant a tip of 18% was added for us, and at the other 20% was added. For each, I bumped the tip up to a little over 25%, because of how much work each server did and for how key they were in us having successful birthday dinners. Each restaurant charged a cake cutting fee ($5, I think), or I would have tipped even more than I did. (And I appreciate the reasons for having that fee, btw).
There is no way I could have pulled of a meal as nice as either of these by myself, even if enlisting family members to help. And most of our family have full-time jobs, so it was nice to go out and everybody just relax and enjoy. Thank you, servers of the world!
PS - when I take a cake, and the server loses the box, making it difficult or impossible to take leftover cake home, I tip down just a little. But the box has been lost enough times that I remind them upfront now.
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Why was Michael Jordan not drafted #1 overall when he was clearly the best college player at the time? Who's to blame? | The Rockets already had Drexler and didn’t need another point guard, while Sam Bowie was 7′1″ though he was injury prone.
The Rockets made the best choice and did win two championships with Olajuwon so he was hardly a bust.
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What is the best one liner you have written? | Its in Hindi language though:
“Jab tak Ambulance ghar se na nikale ,tab tak uski kimaat pta nahi chalti”
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What skills will help anyone make a significantly higher salary as an employee? | HTML and CSS
At least a basic understanding of HTML and CSS, the two popular core technologies for displaying web pages, is key to so many basic things on the Internet. It may seems silly, but I’ve found a familiarity with them can just make so many things easier and better understood.”
Can You Write a Spec?
“A spec is a simple document that describes how a technical product or feature should function and work. You do not need to have technical skills to write this document, but there are certain best practices in how you communicate product descriptions to engineers (who will build) that you should be aware of. Ask your friends who are product managers to share with you some specs they’ve written.”
Basics of Analytics
“Businesses run on numbers and online analytics just proves the point. You have to know the basics of how an analytics package functions, how to set it up correctly and how to act on the numbers it gives you. Otherwise, you’ll be operating blind.”
Communicating via Social Media
“Start basic. Have a good grasp on how to best utilize all the major social media networks, including Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, for business. Entrepreneurs need to know how to best communicate their ideas to a wide audience via social media and how to get feedback in the same manner.”
Customer Acquisition
“Sales solves a multitude of problems. If I had to choose between a founder that knows how to code and one that knows how to build a lead and conversion funnel, I’d pick the latter every time.”
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What is the best way to remit money from Japan to India? | I have used [LINKED_TEXT: Wise ] [URL: https://wise.com/invite/ua/renjithn](formerly Transferwise) many times, to transfer money from UK to India from 2015. And it supports multiple currencies which includes.
I didn't see any problems despite using TransferWise for the last 5 years, primarily for transferring money from UK to my bank account in India. TransferWise is really very effective and reliable.
Among all the options compared, Transferwise is the cheapest and the most reliable option. They also have the lock-in option where you can book the transfer now and pay in the next 24–48 hours using the same exchange rate.
Most important is that you can avail the Free Transfer Offer using the link I shared above, where you won't be charged any fee to a certain amount and above that,
you will be charged a minimal fee.
If you are going to join, please feel free to use my link and you will get your first £500 (or whatever currency is equivalent) transfer for free too.
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What is a fee-free transfer?
If you’ve been invited by someone who uses Wise, you’ll receive a discount on your first transfer. This will either remove or reduce the fee on your first transfer, regardless of the currency your payment is in.
Fee-free transfers are single use, and are always automatically used on the next payment you make with us. We’ll show you how much the discount is when you set up your transfer.
How do they work?
Fee-free transfers are only applied to transfers where you’re sending money; they aren’t applied to conversions between balances.
Fee-free transfers come in different amounts, but let’s say your fee-free transfer is for the first 500 GBP (or whatever currency is equivalent) you send. Here are some examples of how it would be used:
You’re sending 483 GBP to USD. Since the amount you’re transferring is less than 500 GBP, you won’t be charged any fees.You’re sending 1592 GBP to JPY. Since the amount you’re transferring is more than the 500 GBP, we’ll apply normal fees on what’s over that — 1092 GBP.
You will get first transfer ~77kJPY free by using my invitation code.
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Can I live in Dubai with an Abu Dhabi tourist/visit visa? | The answer to this question is dependent on the country of origin of the individual as well as the rules and regulations of the UAE.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi have a separate visa and entry system from each other, with an Abu Dhabi tourist visa not being applicable in Dubai and vice versa.
Therefore, while a person may be allowed to enter Dubai with an Abu Dhabi tourist visa, they may not be able to stay there or complete any of the required administrative procedures.
It is recommended to contact the UAE embassy in the travelor's country of origin to get detailed information about the requirements and regulations for visiting Dubai or Abu Dhabi.
Additionally, a person should always check the rules of the UAE Immigration Department and the Foreign Affairs Ministrys before they plan to visit the UAE.
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My family wants to put my cat down. She started being sick a couple of weeks ago by throwing up and peeing everywhere. I don’t want to put her down. Will the veterinarian let me put my cat down even if she is not sick? | It is discretion right of a veterinarian. Some people will not do that, but other will. Depends on situation, if it is relatively old cat that has never been living outside and who’s chances for survival as a stray are minimal, and if owner has exhausted all options of finding a new home or foster home than, personally, I would not have a problem performing euthanasia (What is alternative, let the cat die slowly in agony caused by starvation, freezing, cat bite abscess and consequent systemic infection, being hit by car and dying for three days in excruciating pain or something similar?).
Maybe the best option is to take the cat to local shelter, with professionals who will help you make the decision. Some shelters give chance for adoption by keeping the animal for a weeks or months before euthanasia.
I hope this helps.
Adem.
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What is difference between concave mirror and convex mirror? | The direction of the curve.
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Are scrubs soiled with blood destroyed or laundered? | They are laundered.
The only exception I have seen was after a brain biopsy for rabies. (A teenager was feeding live mice and rats to his pet snake. He ended up in a coma and rabies was suspected). At the end of the case everybody in the room stripped down to the underwear. All scrubs and instruments used in the case were incinerated.
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What is served as breakfast in your country? | In Pakistan we use to eat omlete bread +tea,or paratha with yougrd &chicken curry or spicey potatoes+pickles of different choices,or Quaker oats with nuts +egg [LINKED_TEXT: boiled.In] [URL: http://boiled.in/] punjab especially in Lahore people enjoy a lot to eat heavy breakfast in outdoors like halwa poori,murgh chany, especial Nan or kulcha with paye or chana curry.lasi is a delicious drink commonly used in many places along with especial breakfast.
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What should writers know? | Notice the image very carefully.
I'm sure everyone has heard this beautiful song on loop.
It's from an old movie 'Kabhi Kabhie’ and the singer is Mukesh. That's all we have in that image, right?
But that's not it. This song has the most beautiful lyrics. And it was written by a magnificent lyricist and poet of that time, Sahir Ludhianvi.
But hardly anyone knows about him.
Someone once passed a taunt to Sahir that your songs get hit because Lata Mangeshkar sings them. From then on, he refused to work with Lata Ji for almost two years until things got sorted.
Sahir asked to have 1 Rs more salary than RD Burman, who took all the credit for the blockbuster songs. RD Burman was a great singer and composer of that time. Sahir said Burman can't get into the limelight if I don't write the songs well. And he had a point.
Result, they never worked together afterwards.
Sahir wasn't an ego-centric man. He wanted to be respected for what he did. Writing. He said all the lyricists should be paid more, because if there's no lyrics, there's no song.
Here's the thing about writers.
They are not heroes.
People will run on the streets for an actor. People will run on the streets for a singer. But people won't run on the streets for a writer.
Writing is heroic. Writers aren't.
So if your sole motivation behind writing is to get fame, drop the pen right now. Maybe hold a guitar. Or buy yourself a cricket bat (if you're an Indian).
Writing should be done only when you like transforming someone's tears into words and making them say, 'Oh, yes. That's exactly how I was feeling right now. Thanks for writing this.’
If you like showering a few sentences on paper that's chained inside someone's heart, for years, you're good.
That's exactly what writers are there for.
They make the pain bearable. They help you to survive a daily battle.
We all are gifted,
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Is organ similar enough to piano where a piano player that doesn’t know organ can just switch over to organ and it would be easy? | Oh no. Not a chance.
There’s a huge difference between organ and piano: organ keys are not touch-sensitive, and there’s no delay. The sound continues as long as the note is held, and it doesn’t matter how you press the note; the sound is the same. The release becomes as important as the attack.
Add to that the complexity of the registration (which levers and stops do I use, and how does that affect the sound?), and the multiple manuals (keyboards) on the organ.
And no sustain pedal to cover up your sloppy legato. Better get good at changing fingers on one note to sustain legatos.
Oh, and there are pedals. Lots of ‘em. You have to play notes with your feet in addition to your hands.
A pianist is going to have an easier time learning the organ than someone who has never touched a piano, but they are different instruments, requiring different skills
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What is the cheapest country to visit from India? | Hello Everyone,
Traveling is not only an exciting experience, but also an enrichment of life. Not only does it create satisfying memories, it helps you relax, break the monotony of everyday life, build your confidence and recharge your batteries to face life's challenges.
On the other hand, budget is an issue, especially when traveling to expensive destinations. Instead of relaxing, the expenditure ends up dampening your mood.
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So, take a look at some of the cheapest countries in the world and why you should consider traveling there. Get ready for the perfect international portal and pack your bags for an unforgettable vacation with this affordable travel destination.
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CambodiaLaosBoliviaNicaraguaNepalThailand
So, stop wishing. Just embark on your dream international destination without worrying about your dwindling savings. Enjoy a relaxing, fun, and adventurous vacation to one of these top cheapest countries to visit the world.
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Will Node.js replace many backend technologies? | Node.js is a popular runtime environment for building server-side applications in JavaScript, and it has gained widespread adoption in recent years due to its efficient, non-blocking event-driven architecture and its ability to handle large amounts of concurrent connections. However, it is unlikely that Node.js will replace all backend technologies, as different technologies are better suited for different types of applications and use cases.
Node.js is particularly well-suited for building real-time applications that require high levels of concurrency, such as chat applications or real-time collaboration tools. It is also well-suited for building microservices-based architectures, where small, independent services communicate with each other to perform different tasks.
However, Node.js may not be the best choice for certain types of applications, such as applications that require heavy computation or that need to perform complex queries on large datasets. In these cases, other technologies such as Java, Python, or C# may be more suitable.
Overall, it is likely that Node.js will continue to be a popular choice for building certain types of backend applications, but it is unlikely to completely replace all other backend technologies.
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Why does this generation have a lot of depressed people? | Because they have correctly deduced that the world is going to hell in a handbasket and that their lives are going to be very difficult as a result of the selfishness of previous generations.
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Should we boot Turkey out of NATO for playing silly games regarding the acceptance of Sweden as a NATO member? If Turkey is more interested in fooling around in such serious matters, it cannot be a reliable NATO partner. | “Should we boot Turkey out of NATO” - Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha oh boy, that has to be the funniest thing I’ve heard this morning!
Well, you don’t own a damn privilege regardless of your 50 stars flag because that’s not how NATO works. Turkey fought their way off for NATO membership in the 1950s during the Korea war and they’re one of the top 4 military powers in NATO.
On the other hand, Sweden deserves to be kept out of NATO they’re even worse than the f-ing Democrats when it comes to politics. No country including Turkey will ever put up with such Terrorist propaganda as Sweden promotes.
Hanging a puppet of President Erdogan in the capital city who also happens to be the leader of one of the most powerful NATO states? Yeah, no kidding!
Imagine what would have happened if that was Joe Biden’s puppet instead of Erdogan’s? They would prob nuke the crap out of Stockholm and make Sweden disappear from the earth.
Next time, you should think twice before you ask a silly question like this.
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Is Unlockmaker (the free online unlocker app) a scam? | UnlockMaker provides an easy-to-follow guide on how to enter the unlock code on the iPhone, which should unlock the phone and allow it to be used on any network. The service is fast, and the turnaround time for unlocking is usually within 24-48 hours.
Overall, UnlockMaker is a great solution for unlocking iPhones and offers a convenient and reliable service for those who need to switch networks or use their phone abroad.
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If slavery wasn't abolished in 1865, how long do you think it would have lasted after 1865? | It was only partially abolished in 1865.
The USA is the only developed country of which I am aware that still allows slavery, under the 13th Amendment.
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What are your late growth spurt stories? | I am 30 years old. I felt the age between 20 - 30 is when your looks go “good to bad” and the decisions you make in life goes from “bad to good”
At 30. Recent picture.
At 28.
At 22, when you are a pumped up high energy young man!
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What is on-page SEO? | On-page SEO (Search Engine Optimization) refers to the practices and techniques used to optimize individual web pages on a website to improve their visibility and ranking in search engine results. These optimizations focus on making the content and HTML elements of the page more search engine-friendly, increasing the likelihood of higher rankings for relevant keywords. On-page SEO involves several key factors:
[LINKED_TEXT: Keyword Research] [URL: https://chloevolution.com/posts/low-competition-keywords/]: Identifying relevant and valuable keywords that your target audience is likely to use when searching for content or products related to your website.Title Tags: Creating unique and descriptive titles for each web page that include the target keyword. Title tags appear in search engine results and browser tabs, giving users an idea of the page's content.Meta Descriptions: Crafting compelling meta descriptions that summarize the content of the page and encourage users to click through from search engine results.URL Structure: Using clean and descriptive URLs that include relevant keywords. Avoid long, complex URLs that provide little information about the page's content.Header Tags: Organizing content using header tags (H1, H2, H3, etc.) to indicate the hierarchy of information and help search engines understand the structure of the page.Keyword Placement: Placing target keywords strategically throughout the content, including in the first paragraph, subheadings, and naturally throughout the text.Content Quality: Creating high-quality, valuable, and engaging content that satisfies the needs and interests of the target audience.Image Optimization: Optimizing images by using descriptive alt tags and filenames. This helps search engines understand the context and content of the images.Internal Linking: Linking to other relevant pages within your website using descriptive anchor text. Internal linking improves site navigation and helps search engines discover and index more pages.Mobile-Friendly Design: Ensuring that the website is responsive and displays correctly on various devices, including smartphones and tablets.Page Speed Optimization: Optimizing the website's loading speed to improve user experience and search engine rankings.
On-page SEO is a critical aspect of overall SEO strategy, as it directly impacts how search engines interpret and rank individual pages. By following on-page SEO best practices, website owners can enhance their chances of achieving higher search engine rankings, attracting more organic traffic, and delivering a better user experience to their visitors.
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What kind of food do people from the UK eat that is considered an acquired taste to the rest of the world? | I’m surprised not to see any comments about Black Pudding, or Haggis. Maybe not many people from outside the UK have had the pleasure of Haggis. We Brits like to keep their location & how we catch them secret.
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What is the best way to prepare for AWS Certified Developer (Associate) in 2017? | [LINKED_TEXT: Every student has shortcuts which they use to prepare for entrance exams. Be it for remembering formulas or memorizing charts, use shortcuts to save your time. There are some standard shortcuts which you can tap into but creating your own wouldn’t harm either.] [URL: https://www.dumpsinsider.com/amazon-aws-certified-developer-test-simulator]
Obtain the course syllabus.
The majority of students sitting examinations never read the whole syllabus, which in result is that they cannot revise properly. Internal examinations set and marked by the technikon or college do not always have a formal syllabus. use topic and sub-topic headings from lecture notes and handouts to build up the full picture.
Selection of Best Material.
Take a sheet of paper for each subject and list the principal topics and sub- topics in columns down the page. Next: use your own symbol system to indicate the amount of 'interest', 'knowledge/understanding', 'ease/difficulty of learning and importance of each. Example 'iii' very interested, 'ii' quite interested, 'i' not interested.
Establish your priorities.
topics with positive symbols for both 'interest' and 'knowledge/understanding' are a good starting point, as learning these will be easiest; thus boosting your confidence. Have a trail period of one week to make sure your schedule feels right for you. Then mix in more topics with negative symbols as your confidence grows. Important: vary subjects and topics to keep your interest going it's your enthusiasm that will carry you through.
Spot likely examination questions.
pay attention to topics that have been emphasized by the tutor and set during the course. Your tutor may be responsible for writing the examination paper. In many papers, a core of topics will appear with some variation from year to year. Typical: on topic will be included three or four times in a five-year period.
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Do you have a different opinion on climate change? | Term Climate change indicated a long-term shift in the weather and temperature pattern throughout a large area. It could be natural, through variations in the solar cycle. For instance, you can take India as an example, we find the low temperature in the northern region whereas waterfall in the north-east. On the other hand, we witness high temperatures in the southern end and moderate in the southwest.
Climate change is a long & and invisible until the consequences become rampant & too evident (like right now!) process, and of course the ultimate reason is humans. We have destroyed the natural vegetation by unchecked usage of natural resources but never did we really focus on regeneration. Due to climate change, deserts are expanding, while heat waves and wildfires are becoming more common. Increased warming in the Arctic has contributed to melting permafrost, glacial retreat, and sea ice loss. Higher temperatures are also causing more intense storms, droughts, and other weather extremes. Newer & innovative measures need to be thought about & implemented, climate change is an urgency that we all must halt and understand.
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What's it like being a Slider, a person whose energy effects electronic equipment by making it shut down, malfunction or go haywire? | Question: What's it like being a Slider, a person whose energy effects electronic equipment by making it shut down, malfunction or go haywire?
I’d never heard of the term “Slider” in this context before today, but I live with one: my wife. Initially we both thought it was just a coincidence and laughed at how often my computers would misbehave when she is near, but it has just happened so often it is beyond coincidence.
This effect isn’t usually severe, I don’t always get a shutdown, system crash, or haywire, but web sites can simply refuse to load, applications may freeze, or the mouse/keyboard suddenly decides it needs a short rest. At the very least, my internet speed will drop from its usual 75:20 mbps to something akin to the speeds I used to get from a 56K dial-up modem.
At first we laughed, “it can’t be real, right?” or “Dammit! You’re witching my PC again!” and we would struggle along until things eventually worked. But then I started asking Sue to leave the room on some pretence: “Any chance of a cup of tea while I do this?”, “can you just check the mileage on your car for this form please?”, “would you mind just going downstairs and grabbing the letter we received about this?” and, as soon as she left, whatever I was trying to do would go smoothly. That’s still just a co-incidence right? Until we noticed just how often we were hearing apologies elsewhere, ”Oh, I am so sorry, I just don’t know what’s wrong with this thing. It was fine a minute ago!”, when a store EPoS (electronic til) or store computer would “play up”.
So now we just accept it and when Sue is having one of her ‘High Radiation’ days or moods she simply stays away from computing tech as much as possible.
Sue has little interest in owning a computer, but did manage to use an old laptop of mine for occasional web-searches. In the end though, it generally took so long to get a result she decided to revert to her “voice activated tablet and desktop”. Apparently these voice-activated devices are not uncommon (I’m not referring to to Siri, Alexa or hey-Google) I think the two here are both of the HoneyDo brand: “Honey, will you do some online shopping and order these plants for me?” or “Honey can you do an email for me?”.
Thankfully it ONLY seems to be computers and it seems to be very short range. The quartz watches work perfectly, as does the car and anything else electrical around the house…. though Sue does seem to suffer more lock-ups and freezes in the satellite TV box than I do. But if I am looking something up for her on the ‘net or similar, she will either wander off for 10 minutes, or will stand well back from the desk.
I would seriously love to know what it is, but it has now happened so many times I simply cannot accept it is just pure dumb luck or coincidence.
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