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Dementia - Is It Truly Loss of Memory?
"He's losing his memory; he's suffering from dementia." You've heard this before, possibly many times (unless you've "forgotten" it). But is this statement true as worded, or is it a bit misleading?
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Dementia - Is It Truly Loss of Memory?
"He's losing his memory; he's suffering from dementia." You've heard this before, possibly many times (unless you've "forgotten" it). But is this statement true as worded, or is it a bit misleading?
I'm not here to answer the question, but to get the read
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The Eye of the Storm
We all know that there is an eye of calm in the center of a hurricane, but to experience it is quite different from intellectually knowing it. Horrible gale winds and bullet rains suddenly ease up and the sky is blue, the weather, tranquil.
Then, just as
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Astronomy: Me and the Universe
When I was a youngster, I would go outside, particularly in the wintertime, and gaze, spellbound, at the night sky. How beautiful, how inspiring!
But when my parents bought me a kids' telescope, it was horribly inadequate and highly disappointing. I did n
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The Antifungal Agent Used in Wipes
I am "into" chemicals that are iconic for the product, lately. I am also enamored by MS-Paint. So I combine the two in articles.
Yesterday I wrote briefly (I call it a "QS Nugget") of the hypoallergenic anti-fungal agent in cosmetic wipes, iodopropynyl bu
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Saving Water
How Much Water?
The water we drink or use to shower or clean our teeth or wash dishes isn't the only water we use. Every bit of food we eat or flavored drink we consume requires water to produce it.
Agriculture
10% of the water in California is us
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Waiting for the professor
MY LAST POST was about to a visit to a museum in Glasgow where I met 'Dippy the Diplodocus'. Well, although Dippy and the museum were interesting, that was not the real purpose of one of my rare visits back to my home town.
My eldest son ('Wingman' o
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He's a big boy!
AND I FOR one wouldn't like to meet him on a dark night - or even a brightly lit night come to think of it!
This is 'Dippy' the Diplodocus whom I met recently in the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery in Glasgow. His normal home is the Natural History Mus
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Should NASA have considered sending drones to Mars with the last launch of the lander InSight?
NASA - JPL landed InSight on Mars just a few days ago.
LOOK AT THIS LINK ABOUT THE INSIGHT LANDER
I WAS EXCITED watching the live YouTube of the Insight Landing success.
Many were online that day, November 26, 2018.
LOOK AT THIS LINK to read
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Can Carbonated Water be used to put out the fires or for that matter, Concentrated CO2 from large tanks be used to put out forest fires?
C02 aka Carbon Dioxide infused water used for putting out forest fires sounds like a far fetched idea right?
I woke up this morning with an idea about what it might require to put out a fire.
Carbon Dioxide is a gas that we have in abundance, and
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Fractals and Fractal Geometry are something that takes a long time to look at and fully appreciate
Fractals are a product of geometry, a branch of mathematics.
The repetitious nature and complex detail found in most fractal geometry is such that it would really take a long time of close observation to fully appreciate this form of art or rather
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