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### ownership: Home ownership * Home Ownership Securing a mortgage is simply one step in the process to owning a home. * adds to the economy in two ways. * allows people greater control and responsibility over their living environment. * brings new people and new energies into communities. * can be a real alternative to renting - help build communities by giving residents a very real stake in their future - include family or generational housing - provide personal and financial security * central contributor to socialital stability. * critical way that people build assets by increasing their equity in their home. * crucial means by which families can accumulate wealth. * decreases crime. * gives people a stake in the community and the chance to build equity and savings. * has a profoundly beneficial impact on both community and individuals. * helps to stabilize neighborhoods and strengthen communities. * increases commitment to community of place. * is an integral part of an individual's and a community's hope for the future - investment in society - at an all-time high in the United States - important also for the household economic benefits it can produce - more than a simple form of tenure or a commodity - most likely to be the province of married couples - one measure of a fair wage * is one of the last tax shelters available to the middle class - major forms of real estate investment - something many consumers look forward to as a symbol ofsuccess * is the backbone of the American economy - best investment a family can make - key to keeping our neighborhoods stable, healthy and safe - main vehicle by which American families accumulate wealth - percentage of homes occupied by their owners - primary source of economic wealth for American families - ultimate way for a person with a disability to be more independent - widespread in Anguilla, unlike many other Caribbean islands * key wealth-building strategy. * major indicator of financial integrity. * means economic power. * provides a hedge against inflation and a tax-free means of accumulating wealth - financial and family security * significant platform for stable family life. * strengthens a democracy by giving people a stake in their community. * symbol of achievement. * tool toward fighting poverty. Media ownership * mix of state owned and private. + Ultra high frequency, United States: Wave physics * PAX, which is owned by Paxson Communications, shows family-oriented programming. Its programming contains little or no sex, violence or strong language. Media ownership is said to be concentrated usually in one or more of the following ways.<\|endoftext\|>### ownership: Private ownership * basic characteristic of capitalism - the American economic system * encourages owners to better care for their property to ensure continued value - people to act selfishly toward others * fosters greater responsibility and concern for one's affairs. * holds the greatest hope for protecting natural resources. * is fundamental to the operation of a market economy - the creed and law of the land * means that most of the entire landscape has been logged at least once. * promotes responsibility and cooperation. * social function. * undermines the conservation of resources.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### ownership: Property right * ARE human rights and are necessary to enable all individual rights. * are a bundle of rights held in fee simple - determining factor in many global wars - among the human rights essential to the preservation of individual freedom - an essential part of a citizen's natural rights - basic to all rights - civil rights * are crucial in the transitional phase of post-conflict societies - to the exercise of other rights - essential to our freedom - fundamental to freedom * are human rights, and very basic ones - most secure when human rights are most respected - natural and fundamental and based on hundreds of years of common law - one of the main causes of disputes between nationals and westerners - particularly prone to externalities - rights to use and control physical things - rules governing the use and disposition of resources * are the bedrock on which market economies are built - foundation of a free society - implementation of one's right to one's own life - only rights that matter in the real world - primary responsibility of the government - rights of human beings to possess and use property - very foundation of a free society * belong to the first person who clears and cultivates the land. * can play a particularly important role in conservation and biodiversity protection. * depend in large part on whether persons are being good neighbors. * form the foundation of a free society. * have a central place in the fabric of American capitalism. * help delineate the proper boundary between one person and another - ensure peaceful interactions among individuals - insure that people bear the costs and reap the benefits of their decisions * is an issue which transcends partisan politics * mean freedom to do what one chooses with ones property. * presume self-responsibility. * protect the accumulation of assets from confiscation. * provide the means for implementing the right to one's life. ### ownership \| property right: Public domain * are property rights. * is different than private domain. Proprietorship * are entities without agreement or special structure * is ownership - the least expensive way of setting up a business Responsible ownership * entails restricting the movement of domestic cats. * involves regular grooming and vet care. Sole ownership * is the simplest form of property ownership. * means one individual, the interment rights holder, owns the interment rights.<\|endoftext\|>Oxide * Most oxide contains oxygen - oxides are optically transparent, a favorite property for optical applications * Some oxide acts as insulators - affects water * Some oxide carries charge - positive charge * Some oxide causes acid rain - atherosclerosis * Some oxide combines with hydrogen peroxide - comes from agriculture - contains irons * Some oxide creates acid rain * Some oxide has antiviral effects - different effects - functions - important functions - many important functions - kills bacteria - oxides exhibit both acidic and basic properties * affects functions. * are acidic - common interferences since oxygen-metal bonds are particularly stable - generally much harder than the parent metal - mostly of iron - protective layers for metals - toxic * are usually insoluble * can be Acidic, Basic or Neutral. * contributes to breakdowns. * exhibit an unparalleled variety of electronic properties. * formed of elements on the left are basic and of elements on the right are acidic in nature. * is inanimate objects. * react in various and sometimes spectacular ways depending on the glaze compositions + Igneous rock, Magma, Chemical make-up: Rocks * The first six are silicates. Oxides are mostly of iron.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide: Acidic oxide * Acidic Oxides react with water to form an acid. * All acidic oxides react with alkalis to give salt and water only. * Most acidic oxides are soluble in water and react with it giving acids in solution. * are usually oxides of non-metals. Boron oxide * compound of boron and oxygen. * is giant covalent and is acidic.<\|endoftext\|>### oxide: Cadmium oxide * can be a colorless powder , brown powder , or red-brown crystals - brown, red, or white + Cadmium oxide, Properties: Cadmium compounds :: Oxides * Cadmium oxide can be a colorless powder, brown powder, or red-brown crystals. All forms dissolve in acid. It is carcinogenic. Breathing the dust is harmful. It is similar in some ways to zinc oxide. + Cadmium, Properties, Chemical compounds: Metals :: Chemical elements * Cadmium oxide can be brown, red, or white. Cadmium sulfide is bright yellow. Cadmium chloride and cadmium sulfate are colorless solids that dissolve easily in water. Cadmium fluoride is slightly soluble. Cadmium compounds are toxic when inhaled. Calcium oxide * absorbs moisture from the air and expands in size creating paIls or cracks. * is alkaline - bases - chemical compounds - electrolytes - inorganic compounds - ionic compounds * natural form of calcium. * reacts very exothermically. Chert * come in a variety of colors such as red and green. * is oxide Cobalt oxide * is added in very small amounts to glass ingredients to produce the cobalt blue color. * makes glass turn blue. * turns glass blue. Cupric oxide * can form by oxidation of the cuprous ions. * is the black flaky stuff that forms. Cuprous oxide * is classified as a semiconductor, while cupric oxide is an insulator - very well known as a semiconductor * type of material called a semiconductor.<\|endoftext\|>### oxide: Dioxide * Most dioxide affects climates - photosynthesis - respiration - becomes air - builds up in lungs * Most dioxide causes breathe problems - health problems - comes from waste * Most dioxide enters air - atmospheres - tracheae * Most dioxide has growth - plant growth * Most dioxide is produced by burn gasoline - released by bacteria - passes through membranes - produces during respiration * Some dioxide acts as fertilizer - affects plants * Some dioxide boosts growth - builds up in blood - combines with organic acid * Some dioxide comes from burn coal - depends on saltiness * Some dioxide enters aquatic autotrophs - earth - hearts - leaves * Some dioxide flows into arteries - pulmonary arteries - gets photosynthesis * Some dioxide has brown color - characteristic brown color - germination * Some dioxide has high partial pressure - influence germination * Some dioxide increases gas pressure - is incorporated into compounds * Some dioxide is produced by combustion - ice - kills animals - limits photosynthesis - needs for photosynthesis - passes through skin * Some dioxide produces as byproduct - carbohydrates - reacts with water * Some dioxide releases into water * Some dioxide removes gases - toxic gases - uses for photosynthesis * absorbs energy. * cans have consequences. * forms compounds. - impact - origins - roles - significant impact * releases into air.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide \| dioxide: Chlorine dioxide * based fires produce other poisonous gases, including chlorine gas. * can explode easily - react with bromide when in sunlight to make bromate * gas and is very unstable. * is also an essential ingredient in today's highest-quality pulp and paper products - chemical compounds - desirable whenever the organic load of the water is high - efficient in eliminating microbes for lettuce, cucumber, and beef - more expensive than chlorine gas or hypochlorites - no exception - remarkable, particularly in the way it reacts with organic compounds in wood * is used as a biocide, a sterilising agent and in water treatment - extensively as a bleaching agent in the pulp and paper industry - to bleach wood pulp to make paper * neutralizes the sulfur compounds which cause bad breath. * proven pollution prevention technology. * reacts with keratin and splits disulfide bonds. * transfers an oxygen to the lignin to break up the rings. * truly remarkable substance. * very good disinfectant, but it exists as a gas. + Bromate: Bromine compounds * Bromates are made by reacting bromides with ozone. They can also be made by electrolysis of a hot bromide solution. Chlorine dioxide can react with bromide when in sunlight to make bromate. Bromates can be made by reacting potassium hydroxide with bromine. This makes bromide and bromate. Bromates can be made by reacting bromic acid with a base. + Chlorine dioxide, Dangers * Chlorine dioxide can explode easily. It is toxic in large amounts - How it is made: Chlorine compounds :: Oxides * Chlorine dioxide can explode easily. That is why it is normally made when it is needed. It is not normally packaged and sent to people that need it - Uses * Chlorine dioxide is used to bleach wood pulp to make paper. It can also be used to disinfect water. There are some ways it is better than chlorine Thorium dioxide * has the fluorite structure. * is used for heat resistant ceramics. Erbium oxide * adds a pink hue to glasses and porcelain enamel glazes. * is used in ceramics to obtain a pink glaze - produce a pink glaze - to color glass and porcelain enamel glazes * light pink powder in appearance. * rose-red compound that is slowly soluble in many mineral acids. Ethylene oxide * causes tumors in laboratory animals. * colourless gas which is toxic to inhale. * is chemical compounds - considered to be a potential human carcinogen - designated as a hazardous air pollutant - extremely flammable - gases - more volatile than acetaldehyde and water but less volatile than formaldehyde * is used enormously in the United States for medical supplies and equipment - to sterilize medical and other equipment - very soluble in water and is flammable Flint * are stones. * is dark gray to black chert and it's found in chalk limestones * occurs in the form of rounded nodules and is very hard.<\|endoftext\|>### oxide \| flint: Flintstone * are flints - television shows - used in some countries for building * often have a rough lumpy surface but when they are broken , they look like dark glass. + Flint, Uses: Sedimentary rocks * Flintstones often have a rough lumpy surface but when they are broken, they look like dark glass. It has been one of the most useful types of stone to humankind. * Flintstones are used in some countries for building. This gave a better finish to the building that the dull knobbly stones would have made.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide: Iron oxide * 's all over like dust. * are a common material in the soil environment as well as in water distribution systems - all over the place - one of the most important solid phases controlling As behavior in natural systems - used in pigments * attract more anions under slightly acidic conditions than under basic conditions. * cause the red tones of the desert. * enjoy wide use because they are versatile, stable, and easy to use. * forms a flaky coating that traps water and gives no protection to the metal. * give tropical soils their unique reddish coloring. * gives a rusty red color to sedimentary rocks. * is inorganic compounds - one of the oxides used for coloring glass green - supplied by iron ore, pyrite, and other materials * natural source of iron. * provide brown and reddish coatings. * stain the wood orange, rust, red or yellow. * yield muted reds, yellows and browns, and carbon makes strong blacks. * ' are chemical compounds. There are sixteen known iron oxides. Iron oxides are used in pigments. It is used in both man-made and natural pigments. Lanthanum oxide * has p-type semiconducting properties. * is an odorless, white solid that is insoluble in water, but soluble in dilute acid - used to make phosphors Lead oxide * are used to produces fine glass to create achromatic lens. * is made into a dough-like material so it can be attached to the grid. * is used in the production of fine crystal glass - to produce crystal glass and lead arsenate pesticide * power that is made into a paste and placed into batteries. Manganese oxide * create black stains in all climates. * is the most common form of manganese used in mineral mixes. * produce blues, blacks or purple. * spray less residue on the leaves.<\|endoftext\|>### oxide: Metal oxide * Most metal oxides are basic. * are one group of extra chemicals - used to manufacture resistors + Rocket candy, Components, Extra chemicals: Fuel :: Rockets * People use many different extra chemicals. These are just the ones that are used the most. Metal oxides are one group of extra chemicals. These make the rocket candy burn faster. Metal oxides work best at levels from 1 to 5 percent. This means between one and five grams of extra chemical for every one hundred grams in the fuel. The most common metal oxide is called iron oxide. The most common type of iron oxide is red iron oxide. Monoxide * Most monoxide has effects. * reacts with compounds. * results from fire.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide \| monoxide: Carbon monoxide * Most carbon monoxide has effects - is created by motor vehicles, heating of dwellings and industrial pollution * Some carbon monoxide improves survival - leaves corners * acts as a poison by combining with haemoglobin in the blood - with hemoglobin in the blood * attenuates aeroallergen-induced inflammation in mice. * binding to iron porphyrins is the key pathway for carbon monoxide poisoning. * by product of the flue gasses created by any gas burning appliance. * by-product of combustion of fossil fuels - that comes almost entirely from motor vehicles - combustion, present whenever fuel is burned * by-product of incomplete combustion, present whenever fuel is burned - when fuel burns * byproduct of combustion - incomplete combustion of ordinary fuels - the incomplete burning of fuels * can also be a hazard - cause seizueres, unconsciousness and coma - be deadly in more ways than the usual one * can be fatal at high levels - when breathed in a confined area - gauged and eliminated indoors, researchers say - harmful to persons with heart, respiratory, or circulatory ailments - build up so quickly that victims are overcome before they can get help * can cause asphyxiation by interfering with the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood - death and illness and also contributes to global warming - drowsiness, nausea and potentially death - fatigue, dizziness, nausea, and death - headaches and drowsiness, and even death at very high concentrations - injuries to health, see here - collect within a boat in a variety of ways - enter the cockpit without a detectable exhaust smell - escape from any fuel-burning appliance or furnace - kill - lead to worker illness * can produce headaches, fatigue, sore throats and nausea - tiredness and headaches - rapidly build up in any indoor area - seep into the cabin of the vehicle - spill from vent connections in poorly maintained or blocked chimneys * causes a greater lack of oxygen in non-smokers - cardiac, circulatory and respiratory problems - dizziness, headaches, throat irritation, and nausea - more poisoning deaths today than any other substance - suffocation and becomes the greenhouse gas * clear odorless gas that reduces the blood's ability to carry oxygen. * clear, odorless gas, produced by combustion. * colorless and odorless gas that usually goes unnoticed without a detector. * colorless, oderless gas that is highly toxic - odorless and poisonous gas * colorless, odorless and tasteless gas that can kill a person within two hours * colorless, odorless gas produced by all gasoline engines - burning any fuel * colorless, odorless gas that can be deadly - cause suffocation and death at high levels - forms when fuel is burned - has about the same specific weight of air * colorless, odorless gas that is difficult to detect - formed from incomplete combustion - produced when any fuel is incompletely burned * colorless, odorless gas that results from burning fuels - combustion appliances that burn fuel - toxic gas and by-product of incomplete combustion * colorless, odorless, and a poisonous gas at high concentrations - tasteless gas contained in exhaust fumes - deadly gas - invisible, and very toxic gas - poisonous byproduct of combustion - tasteless and potentially dangerous gas * colorless, odorless, tasteless gas against which humans have no protection - tasteless, odorless gas that is slightly lighter than air * colourless, odourless gas - odourless, poisonous gas * comes largely from incomplete fuel combustion in motor vehicles. * commercially important chemical. * common by-product of all home furnaces and appliances that use flammable fuel - combustion, present whenever fossil fuels are burned - indoor air contaminant - pollutant and a by-product of biomass burning * cumulative poison which can rise to harmful levels in the body in minutes * cuts down the amount of oxygen that red blood cells can carry through the body. * dangerous gas in air pollution. * deadly gas that results from smoking cigarettes * decreases the body's ability to carry oxygen to tissues. * enters the bloodstream and reduces oxygen delivery to the body's organs and tissues. * flammable and potentially explosive gas. * gas formed as a by-product of combustion - when organic substances burn - produced by incomplete combustion and is produced by every fire * gas that is odorless, colorless and tasteless, but very toxic - usually produced from combustion * gets in the blood, too. * gray colored gas with an odor like rotten eggs. * has a greater attraction to the hemoglobin of blood than oxygen does * has no color, taste, or odor - odor, no color and no taste - smell, color or taste, but it can kill someone in a few minutes * humane fumigating gas. * impairs the body's ability to use oxygen. * inhibits the blood's capacity to carry oxygen. * interferes with the blood s ability to carry oxygen to the brain. * interferes with the blood's ability to carry oxygen - transport oxygen to cells and tissues - distribution of oxygen in the blood to the rest of the body * interupts the delivery of oxygen in the blood stream. * is also a constituent of tobacco smoke - deadly poison * is also an excellent tracer for observing global transport in the troposphere - ozone precursor - among the many toxic chemicals present in tobacco smoke - an example of a substance which is damaging to humans * is an extremely dangerous poison - hazardous gas with no odor, color, or taste - industrial gas that has many applications in bulk chemicals manufacturing - invisible gas that can overcome a person without warning * is an invisible, odorless gas which replaces oxygen in the bloodstream - odorless, colorless gas created from incomplete combustion * is an odorless and colorless gas produced during combustion - gas, which makes it difficult to detect - gas that combustion by-product of both gas and diesel engines - invisible, toxic gas that is difficult to detect - odorless, col-orless and toxic gas * is an odorless, colorless and toxic gas - gas that can cause sickness or death * is an odorless, colorless, poisonous gas emitted in motor vehicle exhaust - tasteless gas that displaces the vital oxygen needed in our blood * is an odorless, tasteless, colorless gas that is deadly - colorless, highly toxic gas - odourless and tasteless gas that is toxic in high enough concentrations * is an odourless, colourless and poisonous gas emitted from the burning of fuel * is another animal - common air pollutant that can reduce exercise safety and effectiveness - problem in many homes - substance that, when entering the body, displaces valuable oxygen * is both a pollutant in itself and a major ingredient in smog - colourless and odourless * is colorless and deadly * is colorless, odorless and poisonous - tasteless , and mixes evenly with the air * is colorless, odorless, non-irritating, tasteless and slightly lighter than air - tasteless toxic gas produced as a byproduct of combustion - tasteless, and non-irritating - tasteless, odorless, and non-irritating - colourless, odourless and extremely toxic - composed of one oxygen atom attached to one carbon atom - contained in the exhaust gases of petrol engines and is found in railway tunnels - converted into carbon dioxide in a shift reaction - created by internal combustion * is dangerous because it is colorless, odorless, and tasteless - to inhale - deadly and usually gives no warning - diagnosed by a special blood test - different than most pollutants - difficult for an untrained person to detect - eliminated from the body over a period of hours - especially dangerous indoors, when ventilation is inadequate - excreted from the body in exhaled air - extremely deadly in an enclosed space, such as a garage or bedroom * is formed because combustion is incomplete - through incomplete oxidation of carbon - found in cigarette smoke and is produced by the incomplete combustion of fuel * is generated by gas-fueled space heaters, smoking and fires - from the incomplete combustion of trash and garbage - greenhouse gases - heavier than air - highly poisonous and it has no odor, taste or color - in the exhaust that comes from furnaces, hot water heaters, dryers, etc - inhaled into our bodies and absorbed by our red blood cells - inorganic compounds - insidious - liable to self-regulation by nitric oxide - lighter than air and colorless and odorless gas - measured only during the winter months - molecular and is considered to be neutral * is much more reactive with haemoglobin than oxygen is - hemoglobin than oxygen is * is odorless and colorless, but there can be signs of problems * is odorless, colorless and deadly * is odorless, colorless, and highly toxic - tasteless, but it can cause illness and even death - very hard to detect, and it can kill * is one of the big killers in fires like that - eight key air pollutants targeted for direction - most dangerous elements of secondhand smoke - such agent, familiar to smokers - particularly harmful to people with heart or lung diseases and to pregnant women - perhaps the best understood of the pollutants discussed here * is poisonous because it is absorbed by the blood in place of oxygen - to ALL warm-blooded animals * is present in coal gas and motor exhaust fumes - when any type of heating device, which has a flame, is used * is present wherever fuel is burned, be it wood, gas, or oil - there is incomplete combustion of carbon compounds * is produced by burning any fuel - devices that burn fuels * is produced by incomplete combustion of carbon in fuels - fossil fuels, especially in petrol engines - many human activities, as well as by some natural ones * is produced by the combustion of fossil fuels - incomplete combustion of fuels - unvented gas heaters - during incomplete combustion - naturally by the human body as a signaling molecule * is produced when a fuel burns where there lack of oxygen, and it has no smell - fuel, such as gas, oil, kerosene, charcoal, or wood, is burned - fuel burns incompletely - the charcoal burns - whenever a fuel such as gas, oil, kerosene, wood or charcoal is burned - quick and deadly - referred to as the silent killer - relatively high too because it product of the heating process - released by the driver into the closed back of the car * is released when engines burn fossil fuels - fuels such as gasoline, natural gas, wood and coal burn - responsible for cardiovascular disease in smokers - roughly the same weight as air and distributes evenly throughout a room - second messengers - slightly lighter than air and quickly spreads throughout an entire house - such a gas because it rapidly binds with hemoglobin - synthesized from heme - taken into the body by the lungs through breathing * is the cause of both deaths - deadly gas produced from inefficient combustion in furnaces and car engines * is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in the United States - poisoning in the United States - death by poisoning in the United States - poisoning deaths in America * is the most common cause of fatal poisonings - toxic common compressed air contaminant * is the number one cause of poisoning deaths in America - only constituent for which there is an annual limit measured in tonnage - pre-standardisation name that is still in common use today - primary danger, and has a cumulative effect in the human system - principal toxicant in smoke - waste that leaves the exhaust in the greatest amounts * is toxic and has adverse affects above certain threshold levels - used as reduction agent in many metallurgic processes * is, of course, an air pollutant * kills because it inhibits the ability of the body to use oxygen. * leading cause of fatal poisonings in America today. * limits the ability of the blood to carry oxygen to our organs and tissues. * lowers the blood's ability to carry oxygen. * makes it harder for red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body. * more active reductor than sulfur dioxide. * nasty, odorless gas. * natural by-product of combustion, present whenever fuel is burned * normal by-product of combustion. * occurs dissolved in molten volcanic rock at high pressures in the Earth's mantle - in various natural and artificial environments * particularly dangerous indoor air pollutant. * passes into the red blood cells after breathing it in. * poison for any air-breathing animal - that starves the body of oxygen * poisonous gas produced by the burning of fuel * polar molecule with the oxygen end being slightly positive. * pollutant that is mainly produced by cars. * potentially deadly gas that's odorless, tasteless, and invisible. * prevents oxygen from saturating the blood cells and nourishing the body - the blood from carrying oxygen to the tissues of the body * produced by isolated arterioles attenuates pressure-induced vasoconstriction - the engine can kill, and gasoline can be a fire hazard * provides protection against hyperoxic lung injury. * reacts with chlorine to form phosgene - from phosgene - iron ore to produce molten iron and carbon dioxide gas * reduces the ability of the blood to carry oxygen. * reduces the amount of oxygen available to the brain - the blood can carry * reduces the blood's ability to transport oxygen * reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of the blood - flow to the fetus - supply to the brain, causing carbon monoxide intoxication * relatively rapid and effective method of euthanasia for birds. * remains in the blood for up to six months after death. * replaces oxygen in the blood, and can get to the brain and heart - bloodstream, a condition known as carboxyhemoglobin - the oxygen in the bloodstream, making the heart work harder * result of the incomplete burning of fuel in combustion-based systems. * reversible blood poison. * slows the rate at which oxygen is absorbed into the bloodstream. * stimulates a potassium-selective current in rabbit corneal epithelial cells. * strong reductant. * takes the place of oxygen in the blood, causing cells to suffocate. * tasteless, odourless killer. * tends to build up in pockets in the poorly ventilated areas of workplaces. * tracer of molecular gas, which is the fuel for star formation. * very toxic gas that is odorless, colorless, and tasteless. * waste product of cigarette smoking and also of gasoline engines. * weighs about the same as air, and distributes evenly throughout a room. + Pollutant: Ecology :: Toxicology * Many pollutants have a poisonous effect on the body. Carbon monoxide is an example of a substance which is damaging to humans. This compound is taken up in the body instead of oxygen. That makes the body and in severe cases may lead to death.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide: Nitric oxide * activates an enzyme that relaxes smooth muscles, allowing blood to flow. * acts as a neurotransmitter and can modulate many neurological reactions * appears to have multiple effects in the mitochondria. * are additional acid rain components. * attenuates the renal hemodynamic responses to increased sympathetic nerve activity. * can trigger erection of the penis by dilating blood vessels. * causes blood vessels to dilate and thus reduces the workload of the heart. * chemical that is normally released in response to sexual stimulation - vessel walls produce to trigger arterial relaxation * colorless and odorless gas, whereas nitrogen dioxide red-brown pungent gas. * decreases lung injury following intestinal ischemia - pacemaker activity in lymphatic vessels of guinea pig mesentery * dilates blood vessels. * enhances arterial elasticity and helps to control blood pressure. * free radical molecule. * gas produced by cells lining blood vessels in the human body - that transmits signals in the organism * gaseous molecule that is an important modulator of signal transduction. * generating beta adrenergic blocker nipradilol preserves post ischemic cardiac function. * has a linear molecular shape - low-lying electronic excited state - molecular polarity * helps dilate blood vessels, which in turn lowers blood pressure. * increases cutaneous and respiratory heat dissipation in conscious rabbits - fluid extravasation from the splenic circulation of the rat - persistent sodium current in rat hippocampal neurons - the survival of rats in high oxygen * induces apoptosis in mouse splenic T lymphocytes - thymocytes * inhibits lipopolysaccharide-induced apoptosis in pulmonary artery endothelial cells - neutrophil adhesion to cytokine-activated cardiac myocytes * initiates a switch to cell cycle arrest during neuronal differentiation. * is also an important regulator of coronary blood flow - among the air pollutants emitted by burning fossil fuels such as gasoline - an early mediator of the increase in bone formation by mechanical stimulation * is an important regulator of blood pressure - cerebral vascular tone - chemical compounds - deficient in heart patients - derived from the amino acid arginine * is essential for dilating blood vessels and helps improve blood flow - proper functioning and relaxation of our arteries * is found naturally in the body inside the epithelial cells that line the blood vessels - to have relaxing effect on the endotheleum of coronary arteries and aorta - implicated in a number of headache syndromes - important for reducing the sensitivity of the chemoreflex * is involved in arsenite inhibition of pyrimidine dimer excision - numerous physiological processes * is known to help the heart by relaxing blood vessels - play a role in other nerve diseases - likely to participate in the multifactorial pathogenesis of equine laminitis - necessary for a switch from stationary to locomoting phenotype in epithelial cells - one of the most important molecules in life - predominant mediator for neurogenic vasodilation in the porcine pial veins - present in most living creatures and made by many different types of cells * is produced by an enzyme called nitric oxide synthase - distinct categories of nitric oxide synthase isoforms - the body from arginine - in vivo enzymatically from the guanidino group on L-arginine - reactive because the nitrogen atom has an unpaired electron and an open octet - somewhat different - synthesized in most cell types, each responding to diverse stimuli * is the active ingredient that combines with meat pigments - prototypic redox-related signaling molecule - signaling substance for initiating and maintaining erections - thought to play a major role in a number of inflammatory diseases - toxic to Plasmodium * is toxic when breathed in - inhaled and strong irritant to skin and mucous membranes - what's called a messenger * key chemical in controlling blood vessel dilation - component of blood pressure * limits coronary vasoconstriction by a shear stress-dependent mechanism. * lowers PA pressure but only lasts for a very short time. * maintains dilation of immature and mature collaterals in the rat hindlimb - the cerebral vasculature in a dilated state * major regulatory agent in the body. * makes blood vessels dilate by relaxing the vessels' smooth muscles. * mediates either proliferation or cell death in cardiomyocytes - immune dysfunction in the spontaneously hypertensive rat - mucin secretion in endotoxin-induced otitis media with effusion - outward potassium currents in opossum esophageal circular smooth muscle * mediator implicated in inter-cell communication and killing invading organisms. * messenger molecule in our body that controls erections. * modulates excitation-contraction coupling in the diaphragm - regional blood flow differences in the fetal gastrointestinal tract - the activity of tobacco aconitase - vascular tone in normal rat liver * needs to be present as arousal occurs. * plays a crucial role in maintaining health - vital role in many important physiological functions - including potency * plays an important role in acid rain and smog - climate and in the life of plants and animals - mediating the inflammatory process - the regulation of blood pressure - major roles in the regulation of cerebral blood flow, memory and neurotoxicity * potent relaxant of human and rabbit corpus cavernosum - vasodilator and can inhibit platelet adhesion and aggregation * powerful oxidant that occurs naturally in the body in extremely small quantities. * precursor of ground-level ozone pollution, or smog. * prevents neutrophil mediated acute renal failure. * protects the heart, stimulates the brain, and kills bacteria. * reacts with hydrocarbons in the presence of sunlight to form nitrogen dioxide. * regulates basal systemic and pulmonary vascular resistance in healthy humans - cerebral arteriolar tone - spike frequency accommodation in nodose neurons of the rabbit * relaxes the arterioles, thus increasing blood flow - blood vessels that line the lung, allowing it to absorb more oxygen * released from vascular endothelium causes relaxation of the underlying smooth muscle. * serves three main functions in the body. * triggers a switch to growth arrest during differentiation of neuronal cells. * very important messenger molecule. * widens closed or clogged arteries, increasing the supply of oxygen to the heart. * works as the primary neurotransmitter facilitating erections. + Nitric oxide, Safety: Nitrogen compounds :: Oxides * Nitric oxide is toxic when breathed in. It also easily is oxidized to nitrogen dioxide, a toxic brown choking substance.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide: Nonmetal oxide * dissolve in water to form acids. * react with water to from acidic solutions. Red lead * Red Leads come in two basic forms, reddish powder and heavy paste. * is oxide<\|endoftext\|>### oxide: Rust * Many rusts have special alternate hosts for completion of the sexual cycle. * Some rust affects crops - important crops * Some rust causes death - diseases - serious diseases * Some rusts have much shorter life cycles requiring but one host - produce up to five different spore forms * also attack vegetables, cotton, soybeans, flowers , coffee, apple and pine trees. * are a group of fungi that can complete their life cycle on two or more different hosts - type of fungi that use alternate host - most severe when water and fertility are less than adequate for good growth - obligate intracellular biotrophic pathogens that develop haustoria in the host cells - often more severe in shaded areas than sunlit areas - one of the most economical damaging pathogens for cereals worldwide - pretty interesting and common parasites of many different species of vascular plants - usually the most troublesome of the leaf diseases on small grains * can cause serious infections in wheat and rye fields - result in some defoliation, especially when plants are crowded * causes damage - few problems - serious damage * commonly omit one or more spore stages in their life cycle. * dissolves into the water giving it a brownish color. * form reddish patches of spores on the host plant. * forms only on metals that contain iron. * generally infect healthy, vigorous plants in preference to weak plants. * is colour - corrosion - erosion - funguses - iron oxide - orange - oxidation - plant diseases - programming language * likewise tends to cover metals with protective coatings that slow the process of rusting. * mites prefer moderate, spring-like temperatures and dry conditions. * occur at several thousand meters above infected fields and can be carried for miles. * occurs on tall fescue and is seen more often in later summer on older plants. * require water to reproduce and infect host plants. * tends to attract other things, such as dirt, that affect adhesion. * usually develop during cool weather - spend the winter as teliospores, which require a dormant period before germination * utilize their hosts in many ways, but it is always aggravated by humidity on the leaves. * weaken plants and lower yield. ### oxide \| rust: Common rust * is caused by Puccinia sorghi - the fungus Puccinia sorghi - much more prevalent in the spring and early summer - present in some plantings of susceptible sweet corn - vivid on the leaves of later varieties - what plant pathologists refer to as a polycyclic disease * occurs when sweet corn is grown near field corn. Crown rust * appears as orange leaf pustules and also causes yellowing and death of the leaves. * causes the field to become yellow or brown in appearance. * is one of the most destructive of all oat diseases - severe on susceptible oat in southern Texas - the most devastating disease in oat in the United States * serious problem in oats. * world-wide disease on wild and on cultivated species of oat. Daylily rust * is caused by the fungus Puccinia hemerocallidis - the particular fungal pathogen 'Puccinia hemerocallidis * new disease to the United States. Fusiform rust * affects both the quantity and quality of timber produced per unit area. * causes spindle-shaped swellings on the stem and branches. * creates swellings or galls on pine stems and branches. * damaged trees are highly likely to break at the canker during storms. * more serious disease and frequently causes tree mortality.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide \| rust: Orange rust * can be a serious bramble disease in the Northeast. * colonizes the shoots and roots of infected plants. * invades the entire plant reducing blossoming and fruit set. * is favored by low temperatures and high humidity - the most important of several rust diseases that attack brambles Rust fungi * Most rust fungi produce spores. * Some rust fungi have phases - kill plants * appear on the upper and lower leaf surface as orange-yellow spots. * infect mostly the leaves and stems of plants but sometimes attack flowers. * live and reproduce only on living plants. * produce no basidiocarps. Soybean rust * can cause significant soybean yield loss. * disease that affects soybeans and other legumes. * is one of the most important soybean diseases worldwide. Stem rust * can be especially devastating to wheat yields - survive as teliospores during winter when aeciospores are a major source of inoculum * causes cereal yield losses in several ways. * is favored by warmer temperatures than either stripe or leaf rusts. * remains an important threat to wheat and barley and, thus, to the world food supply.<\|endoftext\|>### oxide \| rust: Stripe rust * can be a serious disease of older club varieties - severe disease in cool moist climates * common disease of wheat and barley in the Pacific northwest. * has no known alternate host. * is an aggressive disease that thrives in wet, cool weather - favored by cool, humid weather - rare in Kansas because it requires very cool weather - similar to leaf rust, but there are two major differences - widespread on winter wheat in South Dakota * occurs sporadically on winter and irrigated wheats. White rust * causes blisters on any part of the plant except the roots - white pustules on the leaves * common problem during cool, humid conditions. * is funguses - the major disease of spinach in Texas * produces small white pustules on the undersides of affected leaves. * serious problem in spinach production in the southern Great Plains and Texas. Silica * Some silica has density - low density - helps prevent tuberculosis - regulates blood pressure * Some silica regulates high blood pressure * affects characteristics. * beads work well too and are easier to reuse. * tetrahedra almost never link any other way than at their corners. ### oxide \| silica: Colloidal silica * has unique characteristics that can be sold to a wide variety of customers. * is used commercially as binders and stiffeners and as polishing agents.<\|endoftext\|>### oxide \| silica: Crystalline silica * Most crystalline silica comes in the form of quartz. * can cause silicosis and lung fibrosis, if inhaled over a long period. * causes various lung diseases, including silicosis and lung cancer. * exists in several forms, the most common of which is quartz. * hazard by inhalation. * is also a known cause of silicosis, a noncancerous lung disease - human carcinogen - clearly a hazardous chemical - considered a hazard by inhalation * is found in materials such as concrete, masonry and rock - sand, concrete, masonry, rock, and mineral ores - the basic component of sand, quartz, and granite rock Sulfur oxide * are a major source of fine particles - another type of gas that is released with the smoke * can injure man, plants and materials. * come from sulfur contaminants in fuels. * contribute to acid rain. * is oxide. * react with oxygen and water to produce acid precipitation. Tantalum oxide * component in special optical glass for aerial camera lenses. * increases the refracting properties of glass. * is used to make special glass with high index of refraction for camera lenses. Terbium oxide * is in fluorescent lamps and TV tubes. * is used as an activator for green phosphors used in color television tubes - in green phosphors in fluorescent lamps and color TV tubes Tin oxide * Some tin oxide has applications - specific applications * makes the glass opaque.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide: Titania * has a light yellow color and a higher index of refraction than diamond but is rather soft - the start of faulting and fissure eruptions, in addition to some crater-filling * is among the largest of the moons - another heavily cratered moon - covered by many small craters, a few huge impact basins ice cliffs, and fault lines * is the largest moon of Uranus - satellite of Uranus + Oberon: Folklore :: Characters in Shakespeare's plays * In the play, Oberon and Titania are arguing. Titania falls asleep. Oberon tells Puck to put a potion in her eyes. This potion will make her love the first thing she sees when she wakes. She sees a man with a donkey head. Oberon and Titania make up. All ends happily. Yttrium oxide * have high melting points and impart shock resistance and low expansion to glass. * is an important starting point for inorganic compounds - available for special project synthesis of metal oxide superconducting compounds - one of the most important compounds of yttrium and accounts for the largest use - the most important compound of yttrium - used with europium in phosphors for the brilliant red colour in television tubes<\|endoftext\|>### oxide: Zinc oxide * Find a foot deodorant containing zinc oxide and herbs. * can dissolve in strong bases. * forms a barrier between the baby s skin and the ammonia in the urine. * goes yellow on heating and returns to white again on cooling. * has anti-microbial and absorbent properties. * influences the colour in a glaze more than any other element. * is abrasive and zinc in the copper matrix promotes galling when mated with steel - added to creams to allow the cream to cover more thoroughly - also an effective sunblock - available at drug stores - chemical compounds - considered fairly nontoxic - easier to clean with mineral oil than soap and water - ideal for the nose and ears while swimming - the major compound used to supply zinc in the feeds of all species of animals - used as a white pigment in paints * is used in calamine - medicine, paints, vulcanizing rubber and sunblock lotions - the vulcanization of rubber, preventing the rubber from becoming brittle - with the terephthalic acid, an organic compound, to form a molecular sieve * natural form of the mineral zinc. * non-irritating and very effective sun block. * occurs in nature as the mineral zincite. * reflects sunlight and is therefore included in some sunscreen preparations. * semiconductor with a blue luminescence and a high optical gain to amplify light. * thick paste that seals out air and makes the cut more comfortable - white cream that can be bought in any local drug store * unique and very useful material for modern civilization. * white solid. * works well on the sensitive lips and nose. + Zinc oxide, Properties: Zinc compounds :: Oxides * Zinc oxide is a white solid. It does not dissolve in water. It reacts with acids to make zinc salts. It can react with water to make zinc hydroxide. It reacts with phosphoric acid to make zinc phosphate, a cement. It reacts with hydrogen sulfide to make zinc sulfide - Uses * Zinc oxide is used in the vulcanization of rubber, preventing the rubber from becoming brittle. It also protects the rubber from fungi and ultraviolet light. * Zinc oxide can be added to concrete to help the making and hardening of concrete. Zinc oxide is used in calamine. It can be used as a deodorant and an antibacterial cream. Zinc oxide can be used as a sunscreen + Zinc, Properties, Chemical properties: Chemical elements :: Transition metals * Zinc oxide can dissolve in strong bases. This reaction happens in some batteries that have zinc in them.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### oxide: Zirconia * can exhibit three different crystal structures depending on temperature. * component in some abrasives , such as grinding wheels and sandpaper. * is chemically unreactive - stable in oxidizing and mildly reducing atmospheres - used to make ceramic knives - what confers alkali resistance in glass Zirconium oxide * has low thermal conductivity and high melting point. * is extremely hard, wear resistant, and chemically inert - oxide - relatively stable on silicon surface and has a high dielectric constant - used to make heat resistant crucibles, ceramics and abrasives * very strong material. ### oxides: Ore mineral * Many ore minerals are oxides. * can be metallic and non-metallic. * consist of magnetite, ilmenite, hematite, ulvospinel and rutile.<\|endoftext\|>### ozone precursor: Nitrogen oxide * Some nitrogen oxide causes acid rain * Some nitrogen oxide creates acid rain * appear as yellowish-brown clouds over many city skylines. * are a by-product of combustion processes, eg aircraft emissions - class of compounds made of nitrogen and oxygen in varying percentages - key component of smog * are a major contributor to ozone production and smog - ingredient of acid rain - precursor to ozone creation - acidic * are also a precursor pollutant that contributes to the formation of acid rain - dangerous to plants - major components of acid rain - an important precursor to both ozone and acid rain - another significant contributor to haze over the Grand Canyon - by-products of burning fuel in automobiles and heavy industries - corrosive to steel when cooled to low temperatures in the presence of water - largely a product of high-temperature combustion - one of the key components that leads to the formation of ground-level ozone - ozone precursors * are precursors of acid rain and smog - to ground level ozone - produced in the emissions of vehicle exhausts and from power stations - relatively insoluble in water - smogformers, which react with volatile organic compounds to form smog * are the primary component of photo-chemical smog - pollutants of concern from natural gas combustion - result of high temperature combustion * big contributor to smog. * can form in process furnaces - ozone, an irritating substance in smog - travel hundreds of miles after leaving a smokestack or tailpipe * cause air pollution - the brown haze seen over many cities * causes smog. * combine with hydrocarbons to form ozone, one of the region's worst pollutants. * combined with hydrocarbons in the atmosphere creates ozone, or smog. * come from burning gasoline, coal, or other fossil fuels - more from automobiles than from electric power plants * comes from the exhaust of cars. * component in the production of photochemical smog. * component of ozone * contribute most of the atmospheric contaminants. * contribute to both ground-level ozone and acid rain * exert their effects on the environment both in the form of oxides and as acids. * form naturally in the atmosphere when lightning strikes a molecule of nitrogen gas. * have a chemical smell, and can be a lung irritant. * help form acid rain. * is an ozone precursor - more common, but relatively less harmful * is the key smog-forming pollutant targeted in the smog plan - major component in the formation of low-level ozone, which is hazardous * key ingredient of ground-level ozone, which primary component of smog. * landing on paved surfaces also add to the nutrients contained in runoff. * lead to smog and acid rain, and hydrocarbons produce smog. * major factor in the creation of ground level ozone - formation of smog as well as acid rain * play a major role in producing smog. * plays a key role in producing smog. * primary ingredient of ground-level ozone or smog.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### pacts: International agreement * All international agreements regarding the world's oceans apply to the Southern Ocean. * are important in a world that constantly is becoming more globalised. * control the diversion of water for hydroelectric power. * create law for the parties of the agreement. * get legal force only through their incorporation into national law. * involve shedding some sovereignty in exchange for some gains. * is pacts. * regulate how satellites are used, and how frequencies are allocated. * stress the essential role of cities in the quest for global sustainability.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Paint * All paints consist of binders or resins, pigments, solvents, and additives - reflect light different and effect how they look - use the same pigments for color * Many paints contain heavy metals such as cadmium, mercury, or lead - produce volatile and toxic fumes * Most paints are suspensions of mineral particles in a liquid - contain toxic solvents such as white spirit or turpentine - damage the growing surface * Some paint also contains mercury. * Some paints also contain enamel, an additive that makes the dried surface harder and less porous - mould inhibitors - use platelets for additional ceramic coverage - are more vulnerable than others to attack by mildew fungi - claim to kill dust mites * Some paints contain flammable or combustible materials - hazardous pigments - mildewcides to prevent fresh growths of mildew from marring their surface - fade alarmingly fast particularly on the celluloid-type surfaces - glow in the dark after the lights are turned off - say they wash up with soap and water, and the paint still is hard to remove. * is made from a coloured pigment which is usually a powder. The powder is made from different chemicals. Some of the pigments come straight from natural things like clay. The pigment must be made wet by mixing it with something that will make it stick onto the surface and not come off easily. Some paints are just mixed with water. Other paints are mixed with oils or chemicals of different sorts. Most painters buy paint that is already mixed. House-painters use paint already mixed in large cans. Artists buy paint in tubes. Some artists buy dry pigment and mix it for themselves * also helps retain heat in the cool months. * are a mix of pigment and binder which one thinned with a solvent to form a liquid. * are electro-powder coated and lacquered brass - liquids that are used to cover a surface for the purposes of protection and decoration - non-toxic - often second hand commercial-grade wall and house paints and enamels - the result of innovative pigment technology - white-spotted in combination with black, gray, chestnut, brown and other colors * becomes solid when it is exposed to air. * can cause irritation when it gets on the skin - chip, giving rust a place to form - enter cuts, sores, or abrasions * can involve art - fulfilment - mimic virtually any material, including marble, granite, tile, brass and gold - transform walls and furniture * changes the surface of objects. * colloidal suspension of pigments in oil. * contain colored materials that are referred to as pigments - pigments and sit on the wood to form a protective coating * containing linseed oil are very susceptible to mildew. * do very little to keep out insects and disease. * get their color from pigments. * has pigment. * have different effects on different papers and textures. * is as seen in pictures - both a substance and an instrument for making the invisible visible - capable of dries - coloureds - consumable products - created by manufactures * is located in cabinets - garages - hardware stores - porchs - shelfs - shops - windowsills - work - made of chemicals - non-toxic, easily washable and safe for baby's skin - one of the easiest ways to use color to unite a garden - program for drawing simple images - safe, non-toxic, and cleans up easily with water - still the greatest danger for exposure to lead, especially in children - sucked through the brush when air flows through it - the largest component of the household hazardous waste stream - to prevent rust - used for paintings * light grey colour. * liquid composition that dries to an opaque film. * mix quickly with water to produce bright, opaque color. * mixture of a solid and a solvent. * naturally fades from long exposure to the sun. * peels long after ice dams and all signs of a roof leak have evaporated. * play an important role in protecting structures and substrates. * provide surfaces with a final, smooth layer of protection and colour. * release more toxicant when new. * rubbing against paint causes dust, for example on wood windows and doors. * rubs on crown, mane, and nose. * rust barrier, shielding steel from oxidation. * seems to be one of the preferred mediums of many young children. * small application used for creating, modifying, and viewing graphics. * special kind of substance - type emulsion called a colloid * spins red or black circles according to spin direction. * starts with measures. * stripping chemicals can contain methylene chloride, which suspected cancer-causing agent. * substance to avoid for pregnant women. * tends to build up in cracks and corners. * typically contain two types of polymers. * uniform finish available in a wide variety of pigments. * use lamp black formed from natural gas for tinting. * used throughout the house reduce the evaporation of volatile organic compounds. * usually contain antiseptics, astringents, caustics, or analgesics. * varies shape and bore by wind, temperature, and actual weather. + Paint, Uses of paint, Information: * Paint is a very good way to give important information to people, using painted signs. Painted signs include lane markings on the road, street signs of all sorts, advertising signs and warning signs.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### paint: Body paint * are in, especially sky blue and red. * is paint. ### paint \| body paint: Face paint * can be just as daunting as masks for preschool-age children. * is body paint - makeup Tempera * comes in three forms - liquid, powder and blocks. * is an opaque, water-base paint used as for poster * paints in red, yellow, blue, black, and white. * type of painting medium used to bind pigments. ### paint \| tempera: Egg tempera * has a clean, matte finish and a higher color key than oil. * is made from the yolk of an egg and pure pigment, and dries to a hard glossy finish. * is the basic medium for icon painting - traditional hand made paint used for centuries by iconographers Palatability * declines rapidly with maturity. * increases appetite and food consumption. * is critical for young calves - influenced by the plants in the mix - particularly important when using relatively short duration insulins - reduced because tannins are astringent - very important in order to maximize dry matter intake * varies between individual plants - geographically and seasonally - in different localities and different plant communities Pane * are part of windows - plate glass * includes sections. * is an artifact ### pane: Windowpane * Some windowpanes are part of architecture - buildings - castles - cathedrals - churches - greenhouses - hospitals - monasteries - mosques - observatories - palaces - skyscrapers - temples - windows * includes sections.<\|endoftext\|>### panel: Electric panel * can reduce energy costs if panels are left turned off in empty rooms. * have electricity as their sole utility. + Radiant heating, Types of Radiant Heating, Wall and overhead heating: Construction :: Heat * Wall and overhead radiant heating systems are usually made of aluminum panels hung on the walls or ceiling. Like underfloor radiant heating, these panels can be heated by either hot water or electricity. However, panels heated by hot water often leak, so electric panels are the most common. These panels can't heat as much area as an underfloor system, but they can be quickly turned on and off when a person enters or leaves the room. Electric panels can reduce energy costs if panels are left turned off in empty rooms. ### papers: Charter * are contracts - documents - official documents - public schools that operate free of local rules and regulations - schools supported with public funding but freed from most government regulation * empowers parents, teachers and students to improve and benefit from education. * is papers Financial statement * are a combination of facts, judgments and estimates - one of the best indicators of the creditworthiness of a customer - summaries of monetary data about an enterprise * form part of the process of financial reporting. * provide a snapshot of an entity's spending at a specific time. * reports over time that summarize a business financial performance. ### papers \| financial statement: Bank statement * are documents - located in mail - permanent records - statements * financial statement * show balances in Euros as well as marks. Income statement * are statements. * exist in the real world. Invoice * are payable in a wide range of national currencies. * financial statement * is the easiest way to bill clients either electronically or through the mail. Legal document * are about communicating information - documents * describe treatments. * form the basis for ownership and land boundaries. * is papers Legal instrument * are documents used to show certain legal things. * play an important role in central government policy for education. + Instrument * Legal instruments are documents used to show certain legal things. Examples include wills, contracts, and licenses.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### papers: Report * Many reports exist of gum diseases and tooth decay. * Most reports assert that lung cancer terrible way to die - blame doctors for over-prescribing antibiotics for people - show that brain injury occurs twice as often among males compared with females * Some report having a hard time eating, others can never adjust to sleeping during the day. * Some reports claim animal deaths that mostly involve cats - describe accumulation of a compound called beta amyloid * Some reports indicate that Cheetahs can be easily tamed and kept as good pets - bryophytes make the soil more amenable to colonization by other plants - genes can be transferred from the roots of plants to soil microorganisms - massive infestations can kill animals - the fungal mass reaches as much as two feet - say that melatonin is the most powerful anti-oxidant of all * Some reports show bioflavonoids are useful in enhancing the antioxidant action of certain nutrients - that gerd is the third most common cause of a chronic cough in children * Some reports suggest high iron levels can lead to a greater risk of heart disease - that ginkgo biloba lowers blood sugar levels * are located in conferences - desks - news - noise - parts * indicate that rock mice are omnivorous in diet - worms eat about their own body weight in organic matter each day * show that euthanasia and assisted suicide is practiced illegally in many countries - red meat and other high-cholesterol and fatty foods can cause heart disease + Drosophila melanogaster, Behaviour, Reproduction: Genetics :: Drosophila :: Model organisms * Some reports have the wing vibration earlier in the procedure. In any event, there are some differences between even closely related species. + Mazar-i-Sharif, History, United States military action: Cities in Afghanistan * The Taliban's defeat in Mazar quickly turned into defeat from the rest of the north and west of Afghanistan. As many as 2,000 Taliban fighters who surrendered were reportedly massacred by the Northern Alliance after the battle. Reports also place U.S. ground troops at the scene of the massacre. ### papers \| report: Anecdotal report * suggest higher incidence of muscle cramps in athletes using creatine. * suggest that goats are more tolerant of hypericin than sheep and cattle - reuse of male condoms is associated with higher breakage rates - there significant increase in numbers of cases of autism Recent report * Many recent reports point to the beneficial effects of aspirin and alcohol on the heart. * More recent reports blame tobacco use for nearly half of all deaths in the United States. * indicate that the bacterium causing plague is becoming resistant to antibiotics - human thymus is active throughout adult life * show that many amphibian populations are undergoing declines and even extinction - women make up almost half of all web users Several report * exist of x-ray studies showing calcification of the basal ganglia. * link insulin-dependent diabetes to a specific protein in dairy products. * show the development of renal cell carcinoma in Tuberous sclerosis patients.<\|endoftext\|>### papers \| report: Urban legend * are a quirky subdivision of folklore - specific type of folklore, stories that are amazing - akin to jokes in many ways, including their reliance on cultural stereotypes - alive and well in the information age - false stories, hoaxes, health scares, etc - popular narratives alleged to be true and spread from person to person - stories that sound good, but have no basis in fact - tales - the definitive folk tales of contemporary culture - usually cautionary tales featuring acts too stupid or too foolish to be real * live on the blurred boundary between truth and rumour, fact and myth.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### papers \| report: White paper * All white papers have small amounts of red, yellow and blue dye to adjust the color of the raw pulp. * are documents that can explain how a product or process works. * is paper from copying machines and printers.<\|endoftext\|>### papers \| report: Yarn * Most yarn is used to meet household needs for ropes, mats, bags, sacks, jackets or waistcoats. * Some yarns are made from a blend of several kinds of fibers. * is located in cabinets - made of wool * vary in size and shape, both of which have an effect on the appearance of the fabric. + Knitting, Materials, Yarn: Needlework * Yarn can be made from any number of natural or synthetic fibers such as wool, cotton, silk, or acrylic. Some yarns are made from a blend of several kinds of fibers. ### parabolic: Satellite antenna * allow the transmission and reception of signals from the ground. * are parabolic. * e come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Paramilitary group * are at times supplied by members of government forces - the principle cause of forced displacement in Colombia * commit the majority of human rights abuses against civilians. * continue to 'police' their own areas and their own organisations.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Parasite * All parasites are harmful to their host, but some are beneficial to humans - pathogens * Any parasite relies on survival of the animal in which it lives in order to survive itself. * Can cause a blockage or in some cases restrict blood flow to the intestines. * Every parasite harbours a single apicoplast which is located apical of the nucleus. * Many parasites affect the nervous system and give rise to sleep disorders, such as insomnia - also have their origins in domestic animals - can affect llamas - cause diarrhea in kittens - commandeer the bodies of their hosts in order to spread - exist without ever causing major damage to their hosts * Many parasites have complex life cycles - life-cycles - latch onto whales, notably whale lice and whale barnacles * Most parasites absorb nutrients. * Most parasites affect health - honeybee survival * Most parasites are located in animals - carnivores - microscopic and very difficult to detect * Most parasites cause breathe problems - deadly diseases - growth - health problems * Most parasites cause human diseases - infection - intestinal infection - irritation - massive infection - medical problems - severe damage - skin diseases - spot diseases - whirl diseases * Most parasites feed on animals - mammals - go through development * Most parasites have ability - behavior - devastate effects - distribution - hemoglobins - invasions - life stages - ranges * Most parasites have wide distribution - natural distribution - identified from wild birds cause no clinical disease * Most parasites infect animals - bats - chickens - domesticate livestock - human intestines - internal organs - monkeys - other mammals - predators * Most parasites live in bloodstreams - the intestinal tract where they feed off of undigested food and toxic wastes - obtain food * Most parasites occur in environments - tropical environments - produce similar symptoms * Most parasites show different phases * Most parasites survive for periods - years * Most parasites undergo development * Often mites appear on the bird and cage. * Some parasites affect animals - caterpillars - goats - interaction - lambs - moose - reproduction - sheep - the brain and memory - affecting animals are also transmissible to man * Some parasites also depress the immune response in the intestinal tract allowing yeasts to overgrow - go through a life cycle that involves an alternation of generations - produce toxins that further damage the host - are ingested and depend on the right set of circumstances to survive * Some parasites are located in amphibians - crabs - fish - horses - opossums - pigs - vertebrates - primary consumers of plants - totally dependent while others are only partially * Some parasites can and do take over their hosts bodies - literally rid the field of a particular pest - produce toxic substances and cause allergic reactions - survive extremely high temperatures - carry or cause disease * Some parasites cause anemia - damage because they eat actual cells in our bodies - death - deformities - deterioration - diarrheal illnesses - diarrhoea - giardiasises - inflammation - intestinal symptoms - lack - localize effects - malaria - meningitis - mental deterioration - metabolic effects - mortality - serious illnesses - severe anemia - causing diarrhea in dogs and cats are transferable to humans - consume plants - deposit eggs on their victim - derive proteins as well as carbohydrates from their hosts - destroy insects - differentiate into sexual erythrocytic stages - eat insects - enter a dormant state in the liver and become re-activated months later - evade host immune responses by altering their surace antigens by DNA rearrangements * Some parasites feed on echinoderms - giraffes * Some parasites find in cats - cottonmouths - minks - primates - waterbucks - grow on trees * Some parasites have antigen - extremely complex and wondrous life cycles - flagella - glands - leaves - life cycles that reflect the climate in which they survive - oral suckers - spots - sticky eggs that fasten to the animal - strategies - testes - two hosts in their life cycle - very broad host ranges while others have very narrow ones - however have an indirect cycle, which involves a host animal * Some parasites infect african murine rodents - bears - captives - caribou - cattle - domestic dogs - ducks - frogs - geckos - gorillas - guts - human guts - lizards - mice - oysters - penguins - pets - pigeons - puppies - rabbits - rats - squirrels - turtles - weasels * Some parasites invade guts - heart muscles - livers * Some parasites kill caterpillars - lobsters * Some parasites kill their host by feeding on the host tissue - lead to death * Some parasites live in bile ducts - blood streams - bowels * Some parasites live in common bile ducts - small intestines - wet grass, mud puddles, or other standing water and can penetrate bare skin * Some parasites live on dogs - love sugar, for instance - obtain nourishment - occur in llamas - pierce the skin of the fish and suck out blood - play roles - possess snails - present a potential health risk to humans as well - produce several thousand eggs - restrict search areas to certain parts of the plant - stimulate local growth so that large abnormal outgrowths or excrescences develop - survive for time - threaten oysters * Some parasites undergo reproduction - variation * Some parasites use mouthparts - nymph - strong mouthparts * affect billions of people worldwide of all races and demographic regions - food web structure primarily through increased diversity and complexity - sea pups in various areas of the world * also cause diseases like malaria - tumors in the muscles of reptiles - divert the host's nutritive substances - have little effect on boll weevil populations - is beneficial for treating flatulence and diarrhea - secrete toxins, generating toxic build-up and stressing the immune system - suppress the appetite of sheep, worsening the problem of nutrition * always have a hard time living off other parasites. * are a major health concern - much less common cause of diarrhea in travellers - able to travel almost anywhere in soft tissue, including the brain - abundant in shallow water because of the foraging behavior of ducks - adapted to small, separated habitats * are also a big problem for snails - carriers of virus and bacteria - common in turtles - among the world's most successful and sophisticated organisms - an incredibly varied group of organisms * are animals or plants that feed off other animals or plants called hosts - that part of the kingdom Animalia - basically creatures that mooch off others - comfortable in low oxygen and high sugar and acid enviroment - common on crabs - completely dependent on a host for survival - consumers that feed on a living host - critters that use a host animal for part of their life cycle - dependent on the host for some or all of their nourishment - dioecious, with male and female organs in separate individuals - distinguished from epiphytes because only parasites feed upon living creatures - especially deadly - everywhere - found in dirty water, dirty tank accessories and infected fish - hard to detect - heterotrophs - highly specialized organisms - important for the evolution of sex - ingested by the fly when it takes a blood meal from an infected mammal - micro-organisms which live in the intestines * are more common than most people are aware - realize, and they are easily contracted - notoriously difficult to kill and expel in the body - opportunistic invaders - opportunists * are organisms that are metabolically dependent upon the host - derive nutrition and shelter by living in or on another organism - feed, grow and take shelter in other organisms acting as the host - grow, feed, and live on or in other organisms * are organisms that live off a host - on or in a host organism - obtain their food from living organisms - prey on a living host * are organisms which infest other organisms for food and shelter - quite common and can have powerful effects on host evolution * are responsible for heavy economic losses to the livestock industry - weakening our immune system - smaller than their prey and normally kill the prey slowly, if at all - studied with other infectious organisms * are the cause of hundreds of misdiagnosed ailments - more common problem with consuming raw or partially cooked seafood * are the most common source of skin problems and irritation - numerous types of creature on Earth - tiny worms that live in fish and meat - ubiquitous - usually the immature stage of wasps and flies - usully very specific, attacking only one or a few pest species - very common around the world * attack ill and unhealthy animals - ladybird pupae and adults * bring on bacterial infection. * can affect children s learning development. * can also cause food poisoning - help suppress euonymus scale - travel through and infect the eye, causing the swelling of the eye - attack eggs and larvae of the developing codling moth * can be a big problem with the fox pups - bacteria, fungi, protozoa, arthropods or helminths - beneficial and harmless and for the most part that's the way things are - microscopic in size and be many feet in length - most useful in sorting out the phylogenetic relationships of their hosts - multicellular or unicellular and are usually smaller than their hosts - the agents of death in elderly and weakened people when they drink such water - bring pain, disfiguration, malnutrition, and death * can cause an itch so intense that large areas of hair are lost from scratching - and colitis involvement - clinical signs varying from none to weight loss to colic - common sickness as well as deadly diseases - deformities, and they have found the parasites living alongside the frogs - infection in several ways - loss of appetite, diarrhea, and anemia - lung disease, anemia and lesions in the animals that they infect - malnutrition by actually competing for food and nutrients in the bowel - serious damage before they are even diagnosed - some serious health problems - compete with the host for vital substances - contribute to many different health problems and conditions - damage the host s body in a number of ways - develop resistance to anthelmintics * can do an incredible amount of damage without being the obvious cause - much damage before they are ever suspected of being a problem * can enter the body through food or water and settle in the digestive system - field and cause runaway tumor development - function to reduce pest population outbreaks - have one or many cells * can induce bizarre and risky behavior in their hosts - inappropriate aggression in their hosts - inhabit any body - lead to chronic, low-grade infections - limit the growth of a population - live in food, waiting to be consumed by a human host - make a nasty mess by making their nests in our colons - occur anywhere in the body - produce many different symptoms, or none at all - provide information about host population ecology - provoke adverse changes in host behavior - put pressure on host energy utilization and reserves - rob a horse of nutrition and energy - settle in the joints and muscles, form cysts, and create inflammations - spread only if the new eggs and larvae in the feces are ingested again by an animal - steal nutrients necessary for proper healing - feather breakage or rubbing of the plumage and skin, which also breaks the plumage - internal bleeding, anemias - major diseases of man and animals throughout the world - malnutrition because of their interference with absorption of nutrients - problems in a number of ways - the intestines to become permeable resulting in food allergies - trouble * come as eggs ready to hatch - from eating raw food mainly * come in many forms and affect various parts of the body - shapes and sizes, but only two general types * complete their life cycles living off a host, destroying it in the process. * comprise a large proportion of the diversity of species in every ecosystem. * continues to exist on the fish. * create toxic overload and secrete waste. * deals with useless 'malware' and software parasites, in addition to spyware programs. * depend upon their host for survival. * derive their nutrients by tapping into the roots or stems of photosynthetic species. * desire hosts. * die in the absence of a host. * directly interact with ALL kinds of free-living organisms, including humans. * dominate food web links. * drain the sheep of nutrients, especially iron, trace elements and protein. * dump ammonia gas into the body. * eat and eliminate wastes every day. * effectively control leaf miners. * employ binding proteins, which the host evolves and varies. * evolve mechanisms of detecting and attaching to the cell walls of hosts - to avoid host immune responses, and naturally hosts evolve to avoid parasites * excrete toxic wastes. * face an environment which varies in time and space. * feed off the body and excrete toxic wastes. - the food in the gut and on the blood of the host * first have to be ingested into our bodies in one manner or another. * flourish during the summer months. * get nourishment from their host organisms, sometimes with bad consequences for the hosts. * greatly increase the risk for cancer. * harm or kill their host and produce a similar effect to that of predators * have a detrimental effect on the health and productivity of the grey squirrel - stake in the survival of their host - feed behavior - significant effect on a populations adaptations, distribution and abundance * include bacteria - ear mites * includes cell membranes - corpi - cytoplasm - nuclei - plasma membranes - sections - vacuoles - everybody - the cytoplasm of oocytes and can affect large areas of reproductive follicles * infest aquatic creatures - human vertebrates * influence colorful ornaments and their behavioral display in many animal hosts. * is an organism * kill off hosts and reproduce at the expense of hosts, thus parasites ''chase'' the hosts. * lay eggs in or on a host which later hatch. * likely infect everyone. * live at least part of their life cycles at the expense of host organisms - everywhere and are commonly transmitted to humans in diverse ways - everywhere, but they particularly thrive in warm, moist climates - or on other organisms and, generally, cause harm to the host organism - most of their lives on host animals * live on and often kill another organism, called the host - decaying tissue - or in the pest, eventually killing it - rent free and have no grocery bills * living outside the host are called ectoparasites. * locate nice juicy caterpillars to lay eggs on by smelling for caterpillar feces. * love sugar and everything that turns into sugar. * make frogs grow extra legs - home and take nutrients from other animals, the host loses nutrients to the parasite * migrate through the bowel wall and are found in extracolonic sites. * mimic a lot of disease. * move into the bite from the fly's saliva. * moves into a freshwater snail, where it replicates. * naturally go wherever their hosts go, and so are introduced into the society of new hosts. * normally enter the body through the skin or mouth. * occur as free-swimming animals. * often attach themselves to their host or invade the host's tissues - change their environment to help themselves - live a quiet life * pass into host liver where they multiply. * prevent optimum usage of feed. * primarily belong to two groups, the flies and the stingless wasps. * reduce attractiveness and reproductive success in male grain beetles. * release toxic wastes that are actually their feces and urine * relieves abdominal bloating, pain, inflammation and cramping. * reproduce before the host - by laying eggs on or in the pest insect or mite * require moisture to reproduce and move up leaf tissue before they can be consumed - nutrients to carry out essential functions including reproduction and growth - protection from the outside environment and from host defenses * sometimes perforate organs. * stress the animal's entire system and can make it vulnerable to other ailments. * succeed, biologically-speaking, by surviving and reproducing. * take and utilize the host organism's nutrients and in so doing, hurt the host organism - on a number of different forms and can thrive throughout the body - their nutrients from the host, sometimes depriving the host of nutrition * tend to be smaller than their hosts, and benefit at their expense. * threaten the health of Colorado River trout, as well. * thrive on junk food, sugar, fried foods and lots of carbohydrates - their host, often causing longlasting chronic infections - tissues in living hosts * transfer disease in the following manner. * use chemoreception in host location - pests as food sources for their young * usually live attached to, or inside, the host organism - upon and receive their food from living creatures - occupy well-defined regions of the gut + Parasitism, Ecology, Complex life cycles * Many parasites have complex life-cycles. Most of them infect molluscs in the first part of the life-cycle, and vertebrates in the second part. The biology of scrub typhus is even more complex - Parasites are highly specialised: Co-evolution * Parasites face an environment which varies in time and space. Both may occur in the same species. A few use more than two host species - Evolution, More time, more species * Parasites can be most useful in sorting out the phylogenetic relationships of their hosts. Sibling host species have been discovered when their parasites diverged	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### parasite: Different parasite * are transmitted to humans by many different methods. * generate different antigenic fragments. Ectoparasite * are organisms which live on the skin surface of other organisms - parasites * attach to outside of host. * increase the cost of reproduction in their hosts. * live externally on the host. * live on the outer surface of humans - outside of a plant or animal * quickly die in the absence of bats. * remain in the soil and feed at the root surface. Endoparasite * enter roots and can live and feed within the root. * exist within the host's body. * live inside a plant or animal - the body of the host External parasite * Most external parasites cause irritation - problems - infest aquatic creatures * Some external parasites affect goats - sheep - play roles * are practically nonexistent, due to the cold temperature - rare on gerbils * include ear mites * includes mites and tics. Fish parasite * Most fish parasites are too small to be seen without the aid of a microscope - have complex life cycles often involving birds, snails, and microscopic animals * Some fish parasites have oral suckers Giardia parasite * are among the most common intestinal parasites is the world - present in most western streams * enter the body through food or water and multiply in the small intestine.<\|endoftext\|>### parasite: Internal parasite * Many internal parasites live in cat feces. * Most internal parasites are specific to one or two species. * Most internal parasites cause infection - massive infection * Some internal parasites cause similar symptoms - find in waterbucks * are a major threat to the health, strength, and vitality of every horse - more difficult to diagnose - small organisms that live a portion of their life cycle in a host animal - the most common of problems in dogs - transmitted to humans from pets when the eggs are ingested - treated with the appropriate deworming medication - very common in kittens and puppies * can also make a pet more susceptible to other diseases. * can be a problem, especially with imported animals - serious problem in lambs and lactating ewes - have major effects on their hosts * harm their hosts in many ways. * have very sophisticated life cycles that can make treatment difficult. * range from protozoans to roundworms and tapeworms. * tend to infest older and younger animals most commonly.<\|endoftext\|>### parasite: Intestinal parasite * Most intestinal parasites infest human vertebrates. * Some intestinal parasites affect lambs. * Some intestinal parasites cause diarrhea - giardiasises - intestinal symptoms * are a far more common problem than most people realize - hidden problem - also common with people who have chronic fatigue syndrome * are another common cause of bad breath, especially in puppies - problem plaguing many of the countries in the South China Sea * are common in kittens - young ferrets and can potentially be spread to people - largely protein, the papain attacks it and causes parasite to die - prevalent * are very common in many resource-poor countries - important cause of blood loss * cause significant morbidity and mortality. Larval parasite * Most larval parasites cause diseases. * are most common, but eggs, pupae, and adults are targets, too.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### parasite: Malaria parasite * are micro-organisms that belong to the genus Plasmodium - so small that they can only be seen under a microscope * cause much morbidity and mortality to their human hosts. * enter the body through mosquito bites and feast on human blood. * feeds off of human red blood cells. * flourishes only in healthy red blood. * go through a series of steps on their way to causing disease in humans. * has a relict plastid. * have both a sexual and an asexual phase of development. * multiply rapidly in the liver and then in red blood cells of the infected person. * outwits the immune system. * spend part of their life cycle in certain mosquitoes. Malarial parasite * are visible within the red blood cells. * can develop resistance to anti-malarial drugs and pests to pesticides. Microscopic parasite * Some microscopic parasites cause diarrheal illnesses - perform beneficial cleaning services for their hosts * can cause arthritis-like symptoms.<\|endoftext\|>### parasite: Mistletoe * Most mistletoes contain chlorophyll. * Most mistletoes grow on host plants - trees * Most mistletoes have berries - flowers - fragrant flowers - green leaves - shape leaves * Some mistletoe can be poisonous. * Some mistletoes cause deformities - inflammatory reaction - grow as parasites on other parasitic mistletoes * Some mistletoes have adverse effects - few disease problems - fruit - roots - serious adverse effects - make food * are bushs. - structures * includes cell membranes - corpi - cytoplasm - nuclei - plasma membranes - sections - vacuoles * occur in localities. * parasitic plant * show effects. ### parasite \| mistletoe: American mistletoe * Most american mistletoes have leaves. * grows mainly through the southern states on a wide variety of trees. Australian mistletoe * Many Australian mistletoes are specific to one or a few host plants. * are sensitive to fire, so bushfires prevent their spread.<\|endoftext\|>### parasite \| mistletoe: Dwarf mistletoe * Some dwarf mistletoes have chlorophyll. * are more severe where fire has been suppressed - obligate parasites * extract most of their carbohydrate requirements from host trees. * grow into the bark and phloem of the tree. * is the major disease of pines in the Rocky Mountains. * parasite that causes the erratic growth of branches. * parasitic plant that can infest many evergreen trees. * parasitize conifer trees. * reduces basal area growth of ponderosa pine in the Southwest. * tend to be host specific. European mistletoe * Most european mistletoes have leaves - shape leaves * is dioecious, with male and female flowers on separate plants. Nematode parasite * Most nematode parasites occur in environments - tropical environments * Some nematode parasites cause symptoms. Parasite control * is an important aspect of management of young, growing horses - necessary for the health of the animal and to prevent internal parasites - often a detrimental culprit for poorly producing livestock * makes use of both dewormers and appropriate management procedures - management procedures and dewormers * necessity for elk as it is with cattle. Parasitic plant * Most parasitic plants absorb water. * Most parasitic plants compete with host plants - obtain water * Most parasitic plants produce flowers - seeds * Some parasitic plants cause damage - severe damage - have no leaves * form roots. * get their nutrients from other plants, called host plants. * obtain their nutritional requirements directly from their hosts	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### parasite: Protozoan parasite * Most protozoan parasites cause diseases - infection - intestinal infection * Some protozoan parasites cause lack - have different forms during their life cycle - infect humans * are also ubiquitous. * can multiply within the host. + Co-evolution, Parasitism, Rapid speciation * There are several other invertebrate phyla which are wholly or largely parasitic. Flatworms and roundworms are found in virtually every wild species of vertebrate. Protozoan parasites are also ubiquitous. Hence parasitism is almost certainly the most common feeding method on Earth. + Parasitism, Biological context * A huge number of species are parasitic. A check list of British insects'. Also, there are several other invertebrate phyla which are wholly or largely parasitic. Flatworms and roundworms are found in virtually every wild species of vertebrate. Protozoan parasites are also ubiquitous. Hence parasitism is almost certainly the most common feeding method on Earth. Several parasite * attack the eggs and nymphs of lygus bugs. * feed on bagworms. ### parasites: Water mould * Some water moulds are parasites. * consist of a tangled mass of individual filaments called hyphae.<\|endoftext\|>Parenthood * also provides the individuals with the opportunity to grow personally in many ways. * applies to anyone who cares for a child. * are adulthood. * begins with personhood. * can be a time of personal growth and learning for both mothers and fathers - have a major effect on a couple's relationship * describes childrearing as an interactional process. * focuses on the developmental needs of children and parents. * godly vocation. * intensifies the relationship between the new parents. * is about understanding time - another arena in which real-life survivors proliferate - characterised by either a patriarcal typed family or a matriarcal typed one - determined when a window is opened - full of intense pain and intense pleasure - one of the greatest responsibilities an individual can face - sacrificial by nature - sometimes like a roller coaster - supposed to be the unshakable bond * jolts many people into adulthood. * lifelong endeavor. * provides certain rights and duties between parents and minor children. * seems to have become the ultimate in marketing and consumerism. * stage of married life each person looks forward to. ### parenthood: Responsible parenthood * involves decades devoted to the child's proper nurture. * is lived out within the structures that god has established in human nature. ### parish priests: Diocesan priest * Most diocesan priests are parish priests - serve as parish priests - work as parish priests or chaplains to hospitals * make promises of celibacy and obedience to their bishop. * take oaths of celibacy and obedience. ### parks: Skate park * are parks. * owe much of their roots to pools. ### parrots: African grey * African Greys seem to have an innate ability to wolf whistle. * are extremely social birds in their natural habitats. * can be moody sometimes, and they tend to pick out a single person to bond with. * is parrots.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Part * All parts are poisonous to animals and humans. * Many parts are especially concentrated in toxicity, such as the liver or ovaries. * are concepts - environments - lines - located in repair shops - objects * are part of hair - units - wholes - relations - sections - tunes * can consist of a combination of solids, surfaces, and curves. + Basin (geology), Causes: Landforms * Part goes up, and part goes down. The downward part becomes a 'foreland basin'. + Metallurgy, Making metal parts: Technology * A metal starts as a block, called an ingot. Metallurgists must know how to make a metal part from an ingot. Parts are made from ingots different ways. When a big hammer is used, it is called forging. To make thin metals, a metal is put between two rolls and moved, called rolling. + Sahara: Deserts * It is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean, the Atlas Mountains, the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, and the Sahel region. Inside it are parts of many countries, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, and The Sudan. Most parts are uninhabited, but some people manage to survive in places where there is water. ### partial electrical conductor: Human flesh * is cheap in any area of extreme poverty - used for black magic * partial electrical conductor. ### partial mastectomy: Segmental mastectomy * partial mastectomy. * poses the problem of leaving residual breast tissue.<\|endoftext\|>Participation * contributes to growth - job growth * fundamental right of citizenship. * group action * human right. * involves completions. * is about people, either as individuals or in groups - conditions - involvement in life situations and everyday activities * is the key role of citizens in democracy - lifeblood of democracy - noblest action of exercising democracy - proper mode of human existence, knowing, attaining happiness, becoming gods - viewed as means to facilitate the empowerment of oppressed peoples - what makes democracy work * process of democratisation - where people take an active role in shaping their lives and communities * requires consideration. * subjective perception and observation of each individual s class participation. * way to grow, individually, while protecting homes and beliefs. ### participation: Active participation * has a connection to personal empowerment. * is part of life in community. Community participation * is crucial to the conservation of biodiversity in the long term - essential to the success of primary health care - key when spreading health messages - the cornerstone of democracy * key to averting violence. * means through which communities can identify needs and priorities. Political participation * double-edged sword in the adaptation of immigrants to American society. * is essential for a healthy democracy. * key to any political struggle.<\|endoftext\|>### participation: Public participation * dialogue between different parties. * is about partnerships, relationships, community - essential for the proper management of natural resources - important in all facets of government, whether it's research or regulation - key to the preservation and protection of our public lands * is the cornerstone of our democratic form of government - single most important element in preventing and solving crimes * key element of the decision-making process in environmental policies. Voter participation * increases with age. * is important to young people. ### particularly dangerous: Abdominal obesity * appears to predict the risk of stroke in men. * carries a greater cardiovascular risk than hip and leg obesity. * is particularly dangerous. + Obesity, Health issues: Health problems :: Physiques * Risk is associated with where the excess fat is stored on the body. Abdominal obesity is particularly dangerous.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### particularly potent diuretic: Dandelion root * are useful for liver problems. * contains inulin, a sugar that is helpful to blood sugar balance. * grow deep, as just about any gardener can attest to - long and deep and the leaves are tasty to eat * has a mild laxative effect that further cleanses the body - many properties that influence general health * is also good for blood sugar regulation - an excellent cleansing herb for the stomach and liver - effective for upper respiratory infections, pneumonia and chronic bronchitis * mixed with other herb can make a tea to help kidney trouble. * particularly potent diuretic. * tones the liver. * wonderful herb for the digestive system, especially the liver and gall bladder. ### particularly vulnerable: Nonferrous metal * are particularly vulnerable - the third largest product group, such as copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold * is highly detectable by metal detection devices.<\|endoftext\|>### particulary susceptible: Durum wheat * are particulary susceptible. * contains abundant gluten, the substance that gives noodle and bread dough elasticity. * hard wheat used in pasta products. * has a higher sensitivity to salinity than bread wheat. * high protein, hard wheat which contributes to the characteristics of good pasta. * is as good for pasta as hard red wheat is good for bread - the hardest wheat and is primarily used for making pasta - thus less used in breadmaking * is used for pasta products - primarily for pasta and noodles - to make pasta<\|endoftext\|>Party * Parties Going to parties is what makes the holiday season festive. * Parties are a long-standing part of adolescents' social life - activities - affairs - events - fun - gathering - groups of people * Parties are located in boats - fraternity houses - homes - organizations designed to achieve political place and power - sets - social gathering * Parties are the channels supplying organs of state power with people - inventions of men, usually used for the benefit of a powerful elite * Parties are used for birthdays - celebration - dancing - recreation - reunion - dances - express states * Parties have members - territory - include people - lose concentration * Parties provide opportunity - services - support government - take places * Some parties have less popularity because of their absence in the mass media. * is an organization - the collective name of a group of peacocks + Club Penguin: Online games :: Disney video games :: Massively multiplayer online role-playing games * Club Penguin' is an online virtual world for all ages. Club Penguin' originated from a chat room called Penguin Chat by Rocketsnail. Parties are held once a month with a different theme every time. One can play games to earn coins. Members can buy items for their penguins. Non-members can find free items during parties. + Political party, About * Some parties are formed around a single issue or interest group.<\|endoftext\|>### party: Fiesta * are a time for praying, feasting, singing and dance competitions - an important part of the Hispanic culture - colorful events, full of music and dancing, processions, parades and fireworks - the most visible displays of folk traditions - times of joy - usually smaller in scale, celebratiing a patron saint, a hero or historical event * can be simple or elaborate and can last from one day, up to a week or more. * incorporate the burning of incense, playing music and small fireworks. ### party \| fiesta: Potlatch * are ceremony - formal ceremonies - software * is ceremony	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### party \| litigant: Complainant * is an element of circulation of wealth in the places where it operates - individual who has filed a formal, written complaint of employment discrimination * provider of Internet search, information, e-commerce, and portal services. * publicly listed international company operating unique fast-food restaurants. * religious corporation operating as a church. Open house * are a traditional tool for marketing homes for sale - parties * is practiced for visiting relatives and friends with various ethnic races.<\|endoftext\|>### party \| social: Social change * are shifts in relationships. * can be potent in evoking conflict - become insular, less able to affect the outside world * challenges one of the most fundamental human relationships, the family. * come with economic decline in some regions of the empire. * comes when many individuals act together. * cultural as well as political goal. * happens one person at a time through one small action at a time, one action every day. * is an interactive process affecting the entire social system - driven by a variety of factors - possible through the arts and humor - the flip side of social stability * lead to political changes. * makes people uncomfortable, even the people who want to see that change. * occur slowly. * occurs as the result of leadership - both as gradual accretions of forces, and as cultural explosions - in obvious and subtle ways, at the level of population and family units - when innovative practices are adopted by a critical mass * phenomena of our times. * takes many forms in modern society. + Marxism, Materialism * Dialectical materialism' is the idea that the history of humans is the history of conflict between classes. Different classes with different interests argue or fight each other. Social change is the result. Social consciousness * involves a recognition of classes and class struggle. * mitzvah, a legal obligation. Social constructivism * corresponds to the postmodern view, linking reality with power. * sees scientific knowledge as unavoidably value laden. Social equality * fundamental aspect of most social processes. * presupposes the equality of all persons. * sets in, and so does cultural equality. Social instability * Social instabilities lie at the root of conflicts. * increases testosterone year-round in a tropical bird. Social insurance * is compulsory for all employed people - social welfare * plays an obvious role in satisfying the population's economic security needs. * protects everyone against one or another disaster. Social integration * are the highest development of integrative processes among living units. * complex idea, which means different things to different people. * is considered a central element in eradicating poverty and unemployment - very important to help expand social skills of the disabled children * long-term process. * prelude to learning. Social life * differs widely between different areas in India. * is another aspect of the way of life - important in building brotherhood and having fun * reason some students choose to lease their own homes or apartments.<\|endoftext\|>### party \| social: Social marketing * can include publicity for services and events. * critical element in promoting non-profit and public health programs. * customer-driven process. * is an idea attached to leadership and a passion for change - based on some research-defined idea of consumer wants * methodology for promoting social change. * public event, held in a public place with everybody's money. * uses commercial marketing methods to achieve social benefit - successful techniques of commercial marketers - the words and images of the target group to convey the main message * way of using media to promote the desirability of certain values or behavior.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### party \| social: Social nudism * family-oriented activity, weekend recreation for some, a lifestyle for others. * promotes a healthy self-concept.<\|endoftext\|>### party \| social: Social phobia * Some social phobias appear to be worsenings of life-long behaviors and personality factors. * appears to be diagnosed equally among the sexes. * can cause lowered self-esteem and depression - problems at work and in school, as well as in a person's social life - drive sufferers to drop out of school, avoid making friends, or loose their job - make it hard for people to have relationships, a social life or even a job * disrupts normal life, interfering with career or social relationships - careers and social relationships * fear of being embarrassed in social or performance situations - extremely embarrassed in front of other people - painfully embarrassed in a social setting - going out in social situations * have roots in childhood. * involve an extreme fear of being judged by others. * involves a fear of being humiliated, judged, or scrutinized. * is an extreme form of shyness that cuts people off from human companionship - anxiety disorder - common - extreme shyness - fear of social settings or public places - mainly a terror of becoming humiliated in situations that include other people - one of the more common anxiety disorders * is the fear of being publicly scrutinized and humiliated - third most common psychiatric disorder - two times more likely to occur in women than in men * persistent disorder that usually has to be helped with medical care. Social planning * is all about people participating in community-building - based on a careful development of housing construction and economic life - considered as a means for promoting positive mental health * promotes a quality of life that creates a balanced community. Passageway * Most passageways are used by people - lead from mouths * Some passageways lead to lungs - nest cavities - small cavities - move air * allow for emigration - immigration emigration * are located in airports - buildings - castles - caves - dungeons - hotels - houses - jungle - mazes - made of space * are used for traversings - walks * have doors. * includes readsides - sections * is passage ### passageway: Arcade * are facilities - structures * includes readsides Carpal tunnel * are part of wrists * condition which is resistant to treatment. * is the most common neuropathy in the upper extremity. * occurs when the median nerve is compressed at the wrist. Corridor * affect plants, animals, and their interactions in fragmented landscapes. * allow individuals to search for habitats outside of their of natal territory. * also follow the great limbs and roots and divide into the branches. * are analogous to twisting streets and rooms to houses - connections between separate areas of similar habitats ### passageway \| corridor: Riparian corridor * Some riparian corridors survive, with oak, willow, walnut, and cottonwood trees. * are beneficial to migrating or dispersing animals. * provide food and shelter for warblers, vireos, avocets, killdeer, and others. Fistula * Most fistulas begin in a deep gland in the wall of the anus or rectum. * are abnormal connections between two organs in the body - from a patient s intestine to the skin or other organs - deep absesses to the lining of the anal canal - diseases - rare in ulcerative colitis - tunnels through the flesh from the anal canal to the skin * grow larger and stronger with time. * occur frequently around the anus and rectum. ### passageway \| fistula: Anal fistula * Most anal fistulas start from small pouches called crypts. * Some anal fistulas have other causes like inflammatory bowel disease, tuberculosis , or radiation. * are frequent events which often recur after an inadequate surgical treatment.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### passageway: Hall * are buildings. * are located in buildings - conferences - dormitories - homes - insides - large buildings - libraries - schools - rooms * are used for air flow - concerts - dancing - functions - meetings - playing sports - wedding reception * includes bases - ceilings - doorways - floors - walls ### passageway \| hall: City hall * are government buildings - halls * are located in cities - major cities - towns - office buildings * are used for courts - leadership - mayors - planning - pride - town meetings - votes<\|endoftext\|>### passageway \| hall: Concert hall * Many concert halls feature classical, contemporary, and rock concerts. * Some concert halls are purpose-built. That means they were built to be concert halls. Purpose-built concert halls started about the beginning of the 20th century. * Some concert halls are especially famous. There is also a famous recital hall called the Wigmore Hall. In Germany there is the Berliner Philharmonie in Berlin and the Gewandhaus in Leipzig. * are halls. - commercial buildings - theaters - universities * are used for bands - classical music - lectures - musical instruments - performance Hallway * are corridors - flats - indoor space * are located in buildings - houses - spaces where energy is condensed and moving very quickly * are used for entrances - readsides - sections ### passageway \| root body part: Body canal * A root canal passageway * Root canal can often save an injured or diseased tooth - is necessary when necrotic tooth pulp becomes infected * Root canals are passage - surgical treatments - save teeth and stop pain * Some root canals are part of fangs - incisors - molars - tusks<\|endoftext\|>### passageway: Shunt * Many shunts have reservoirs which can be used for removing CSF or administering drug therapy. * are bypasses - conductors - fickle things, and are sometimes prone to blockage - flexible tubes used to reroute and drain fluid - implants - part of circuits - resistors connected in parallel with ammeters to increase the range of the meter * can become blocked leading to headache, nausea, photophobia, inertia and irritability - stop working because of infection, formation of scar tissue or shunt breakage * divert excess cerebral spinal fluid to the heart or the abdomen. * drain spinal fluid from their brains to their abdomens. * involve a single large vessel or multiple small veins. * means to discharge expended drilling cuttings and fluids near the ocean seafloor. ### passageway \| shunt: Acquired shunt * are the result of severe liver disease and portal hypertension. * can occur at any age and are often caused by liver disease. Liver shunt * are extra blood vessels that allow a portion of the animal s blood to bypass the liver. * can be internal or external - cause a puppy to have seizures especially after eating Sinusoid * Some sinusoids contain blood, while others are empty. * are blood filled spaces within the lobules - chamber-like vessels which allow blood from several sources to mix * arise from multiple arterioles in the capsule. * constitute the intralobular system of specialized vascular channels.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### passageway: Tunnel * Most tunnels are made by animals - other animals - connect tunnels * Some tunnels are near surfaces - used by prisoners to escape jail * are also termed crevices, ravines or swim-theorhs - dug in different kinds of grounds, from soft sand to hard rock - often just beneath the surface, leaving a raised ridge of mounded ground - passageways - underground structures that are critical parts of lifeline networks * can be road tunnels, rail tunnels, or water tunnels - go down as far as , and can extend laterally as much as - run across the grain of the wood * have rooms. * includes readsides - shafts * occupy hunt territory * provide pathways - protection * remain in places. + Prairie dog, Biology and behavior: Squirrels * Prairie dog tunnel systems usually have several rooms. Tunnels can go down as far as , and can extend laterally as much as. Prairie dogs line their burrows with grass to insulate them, and the earth excavated from the burrow is piled up in mounds around the burrow's entrance. The prairie dogs use these carefully maintained mounds as observation posts. * A 'tunnel' is an underground passage. Some tunnels are used for cars, and others are used for trains. Sometimes, a tunnel is used for movement of ships. Some tunnels are built for communication cables and some are built for electricity cables. * Tunnels are dug in different kinds of grounds, from soft sand to hard rock. The way of digging is chosen by the type of ground. In quarry, the tunnel path is drilled in a horizontal way. + Tunnel, Reasons to build a tunnel ### passageway \| tunnel: Larval tunnel * are shallow with frequent openings to the outer bark, where red frass accumulates. * extend throughout the infested fruit. * weaken branches and disrupt the vascular system of infested trees. ### passing: Lateral * are a subclass of liquids. * blows to knee tend to damage the medial collateral ligament. * burrows end with a soil mound or only a soil plug at the surface. * develop on canes, and stems grow on laterals. * often wither and die early in the season. ### passing \| lateral: Lateral epicondylitis * common problem among physically active individuals. * is inflammation of the tendons of the finger extensor muscles - the term used to describe what is commonly known as backhand tennis elbow<\|endoftext\|>Pasta * Most pasta contains fiber - makes from flour * Some pasta is used in Greek cooking, particularly orzo, which has a distinct rice-grain shape. * is often noodles. It is usually eaten in sauce, fried or in soup. Pasta is usually made from either wheat flour or rice flour, but it can be made with other types of flour. Pasta sometimes has eggs in it. Pasta comes in many different shapes and sizes. * absorbs liquid as it chills. * comes in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and is served with many different types of sauce - every shape, size, length and thickness imaginable * comes in many shapes and sizes - from orzo to penne to fettuccini - myriad varieties, from orzo to penne to fettuccini - important vitamins and minerals and great source of energy * forms a central ingredient in the cooking of most popular italian dishes. * is food. * is located in boxs - italian restaurants - pantries * tops with creamy sauces ### pasta: Dumpling * are dessert * have a long history and many different names. * is solid food Fresh pasta * craft that requires constant attention to ingredients and details. * flour, egg and water combination that creates a soft dough. Macaroni * Most macaronis almost double in size during cooking - are tube-shape, but there are other forms including shells , twists and ribbons * Some macaronis use milk - whole milk * are dandies - located in supermarkets * comes in different sizes.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### pasta: Noodle * Chinese speciality restaurant cum bar. * Some noodles use in soup - vietnamese soup * account for a third of Asian wheat consumption, similar to the entire Kansas crop. * are also a quick and easy meal that can be eaten for breakfast - cereals - chinese food - fictional characters - located in pantries - low fat, low calorie, low sodium, but rich in vitamins - one of the world's favorite comfort foods - similar to pasta, except that it is made out of rice flour * come in a wide variety of shapes and are used all around the world. * come in all shapes ,sizes and cooking style , they are fried , boiled , bland or very spicy - shapes, sizes and cooking style, they are fried, boiled, bland or very spicy * have taste. * make from wheat. * top with sauces. ### pasta \| noodle: Instant noodle * are also space foods. + Ramen: Soups :: Noodles * Ramen' is a Japanese kind of noodle soup. The noodles are made of wheat. Ramen are typically Japanese, though they originally came from China. Today, ramen undergone a change of Japanese own, and there are so many ramen shops in Japan. Outside Japan, people have also started to eat ramen. Instant noodles are also space foods. Spaghetti * covers with homemade meat sauces * is food - located in plates - solid food Pathogenic organism * Most pathogenic organisms get into the body through the mucosal surface. * Some pathogenic organisms cause diseases. * are typically much smaller than their host and have a much shorter life cycle. * cause many types of cankers in trees. ### pathological health problem \| blood dyscrasia \| blood disorder \| leucopenia \| neutropenia: Cyclic neutropenia * is associated with mouth ulcers during neutropenic periods - neutropenia * rare congenital granulocytopoietic disorder. * tends to occur every three weeks and last three to six days at a time. ### pathologists: Clinical pathologist * analyze blood, urine, and other body fluids. * are pathologists.<\|endoftext\|>Pathway * All Pathways Observe how genes interact in dynamic graphical models. * Many pathways connect the hypothalamus to the limbic system and the visceral system. * Most pathways are relevant to the erythrocytic phase of the parasite cycle. * Most pathways have basic functions - move carbon atoms - regulate outgrowths * Some pathways are located in mammals - contribute to initiations - involve activations * Some pathways involve in absorption - photosynthesis - membrane proteins - movement - lead from receptors * Some pathways lead to degradations - evolution - perceptions - move carbon compounds * Some pathways produce energy - hormones - steroid hormones * Some pathways regulate development - maturation - oocyte maturation - relate to limb development * act as regulators. * are paths - the means by which species are transported from one location to another * can be linear, cyclic, or branched. * connect different regions of the brain * describe outcomes. * includes readsides - sections * is nerve tissue - the product design concept for an evolving portfolio of innovative solutions * lead to activations - production * move atoms * offer advantage - selective advantage * play a major role in how people interact with a building. * serve different functions * show patterns. ### pathway: Biochemical pathway * Most biochemical pathways lead to production. * Most biochemical pathways serve different functions * Some biochemical pathways produce energy. * are abstract concepts developed by biochemists. * constitute just one level in the hierarchical organization of organisms. * exPASy A searchable database of metabolic pathways. Neural pathway * Some neural pathways become superhighways thanks to myelin. * are the connections that allow information to travel through the brain.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### pathway: Sensory pathway * All sensory pathways involve adaptation to the stimulus level. * Most sensory pathways have basic functions * involve a series of neurons ascending to the cerebral cortex. Signal pathway * Most signal pathways lead to activations. * Some signal pathways relate to development - limb development	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Pattern * Have Children observe various types of patterns, both visual and sound. * Most patterns affect embryo development - evolve over time - govern evolution * Some patterns are better than others and reproduce themselves, that is the mechanism for evolution. * Some patterns are exhibited by animals - chimpanzees - part of perceptions - make senses - occur in animals * abound in nature and in human-created artifacts. * affect areas - survival - weather * also serve as a mechanism for categorization and organization of information. * apples that have a stem and no stem. * are a large part of the foundation of music - literary form for capturing design knowledge * are a part of a higher organizing process that repeats - right-brain, holistic thinking - recent invention, while for centuries people have made clothes right on the body - type of string call a regular expression - vocabulary for design * are a way for students to recognize order and are important in all aspects of mathematics - of documenting design knowledge - among the most fundamental elements of the cosmos - an important part of understanding mathematical concepts - any sets of numerical data which can be used to describe or represent an object - applied in mathematics all the time * are caused by insect outbreaks - combinations of activations of input or output units - data values that can be combined in various ways to form other patterns - exemplar - forms most people understand and remember - functions and the functions can be approximated by neural networks - located in rugs - part of logic - procedural modifiers, that use functions and variables as input - regular repeating designs or sequences of shapes or numbers - repeated shapes or colors - special things that happen in the game - strings that match the names of elements in the XML document - the recurring solutions to the problems of design * attract mates - potential mates * base on observations - personal observations * become habits. * bring big storms * can 'break up' the light used to illuminate people. * can be in pictures, in poetry, in music, in leaves, on animals, or in numbers - mixed if they are coordinated by color - exist in both things and relationships - have significance * cause fluctuations. * change weather. * contributes to geometry as well as to function and to algebra. * create effects - zigzag effects * depend on arrangements - characteristics * derive from patterns. * describe common ways of doing things - fundamental principles of responsibilities to objects, expressed as patterns - roles * determine strategies. * dithering is most useful in filling a larger area with a desired color. * emerge from systems as small as the atom and as large as the universe. * evolves as the organism grows. * exist in all aspects of life. * form the base of mathematics. * have adverse effects - direct effects - distinctive features - impact when they change how people work for the better * help biologists - draw distinctions and make connections in the physical world - individuals - researchers * include calorie restrictions - inactivity * indicate movement - presence - results * influence patterns - surface wind patterns * is when colors and shapes repeat themselves over and over. * lead to consequences - serious consequences * made of lines can convey abstract relationships, and show expressive postures. * play distinct roles in analysis and synthesis. * provide insight. * refers to surface decoration and implies some repeat to form the pattern. * reflect characteristics - variation * represent decisions. * serve purposes - to direct eye movement from one part to another * show annual variation - great variation - individual variation - waves - wide variation * suggest interaction - specific interaction * support conclusions - hypotheses * use color - floss color - for identification - geometric shapes or depict animals * vary among adults - from places * yield information. + Conway's Game of Life, Patterns: Computers :: Biology * Patterns are special things that happen in the game. Common examples of these three classes are shown below, with live cells shown in black, and dead cells shown in white. + Kavirondo, Culture and society: Geography of Africa * Some of the Bantu tribes practice circumcision, the Nilotic tribes do not. Patterns are tattooed on chest and stomach for ornament. Men, even husbands, are forbidden to touch the women's tails, which must be worn even should any other clothing be wrapped round the body. + Rhythmite, Varves: Geology * Patterns caused by annual changes are called 'varves'. Varves are amongst the smallest-scale events in stratigraphy. They form only in fresh or brackish water.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### pattern: Behavioral pattern * Some behavioral patterns are exhibited by common ringtail possums - promote survival * are concerned with assigning responsibilities among a collection of objects - developed as a result of our characteristics * define how a system behaves under various conditions. * lead to consequences Characteristic pattern * are caused by insect outbreaks * use for identification. Decal * are also a vehicle or medium that are used to deliver information to prospects and customers - art - designs * have a limited life when exposed to the elements. * is transfer paper<\|endoftext\|>### pattern: Design pattern * are a new way to think about and communicate software architectures - tool for capturing expertise about design and for improving design * are design ideas, experiences which can be used effectively - solutions to recurring problems in software construction - intimately related to object-oriented programming - reusable micro architectures, which frequently occur in object oriented systems - solutions to regularly occurring problems - used in object oriented programming * identify, name, and abstract common themes in object-oriented design. * In Computer science, a 'Design pattern' is an abstract solution to a certain problem. Design patterns are used in object oriented programming. They give a possible solution to a problem of designing software. Drainage pattern * have some interesting, systematic geometric properties. * tend to reflect underlying rock structure.<\|endoftext\|>### pattern: Evolutionary pattern * are found that relate to the mass , age and composition of the star. + Cosmic distance ladder, Galactic distance indicators, Main sequence fitting: Astronomical distances * In a Hertzsprung-Russell diagram the absolute magnitude for a group of stars is plotted against the spectral classification of the stars. Evolutionary patterns are found that relate to the mass, age and composition of the star. In particular, during their hydrogen burning period, stars lie along a curve in the diagram called the main sequence. General pattern * indicate results. * show great variation Mandala * means center, circumference or sacred circle in Sanskrit - whole world * no-cost graphics program that displays animated Mandala images. * points to the fundamental energies of life. Migration pattern * Some migration patterns depend on ages. * indicate movement. * vary over time and are unique to different cultural groups. Motif * Motives behave like functions and can be nested. * are designs - frequently highly conserved parts of domains - incidents, images, or ideas that appear again and again in a novel - themes<\|endoftext\|>### pattern: Pattern recognition * foundation for innovation. * gives meaning to the information obtained in sensory store. * involves activation of associated ideas - feature extraction, context processing and pattern classification * is based upon models of intruder behavior - developed in researchers through intuitive and metaphorical thinking - part of the diagnostic criteria in a disease of dysmorphogenesis * is something human beings excel at - most people excel at - very useful in many applications * large part of intuition. * leads to the understanding of concepts of number, operations, shape, and space. * vital skill in critical thinking, particularly in problem solving. Polygonal pattern * are a common result of contractional cooling of lava flows and welded tuffs. * dominate flat surfaces. Seasonal pattern * are one special type of cycle. * occur every year in most agriculture commodities. Sleep pattern * are important to performance. * change as one gets older. * tend to change. * vary, based on the age of the child.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### pattern: Weather pattern * Some weather patterns affect emergence - contribute to disasters - depend on conditions - generate pressure * affect the geomorphic and ecological setting as well. * are important, especially after winter - very important in influencing disease cycles * can last for years. * change immensely in time periods of a few hours - quickly * change, seasons alter. * come from the west due to the rotation of the earth. * have a dramatic impact on our nation's safety and economy. * induce volume risk in a wide variety of commodity markets. * shift and change according to the power of an invisible influence. Weave * are designs. * is embroidery of geometric motifs, using a simple darning or weaving stitch. * reeds through rods to form sides of basket. ### pattern \| weave: Plain weave * is most suitable for clothing fabric as it drapes well. * means the warp and fill threads pass over one thread then under the next. ### patterns: Solid color * are black, liver or shades of red - easier to wear on a regular basis - much easier on the eye than stripes or prints * is patterns. * show soil most easily, followed by heathers and tweeds. * stains obscure the grain of wood but reveal the texture.<\|endoftext\|>### paved paths: Paved road * are paved paths - roads that have been sealed with asphalt or similar road-building materials - roadways * link most major cities, but are often in poor repair. * reach almost all parts of the country. + Israel, Economy, Transportation * Israel has a well-developed transportation system. Most middle-class Israeli families either own a car or have one provided by their employer. Paved roads reach almost all parts of the country. Public transportation both in and between cities is provided primarily by bus. ### payment: Alimony * is payment by one spouse to the other for the other's support and maintenance - periodic payments from one former spouse for the support of the other former spouse * stops when the receiving spouse remarries unless otherwise agreed Like child support.<\|endoftext\|>### payment: Annuity * Annuities also are a way to avoid probate. * Annuities are an income alternative in a time of low interest - basically the opposite of life insurance - commonest with pension plans - cousins of life insurance policies - insurance vehicles that insure money instead of lives - interest-earning contracts, issued and guaranteed by an insurance company - investment programs offered by insurance companies - long-term growth vehicles that offer specific advantages for retirement purposes - obligations of the issuing insurance company * Annuities are one of the few tax-sheltered investment products that survived tax reform - most popular ways to exploit the power of tax deferral - simply a mechanism to ensure that pensioners get a regular income in retirement - the most secure of all life income gifts - consist of payments that are equal in amount - involve investment risks, including the possible loss of principal amount invested * is investment vehicles. * trusts An annuity trust is separately invested and provides a fixed income.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### payment \| annuity: Variable annuity * Most variable annuities have accounts tied to stocks, bonds and money market securities. * Variable annuities are a blend of a mutual fund and a standard annuity - also insurance contracts designed for retirement savings * Variable annuities are essentially mutual funds with an insurance policy - wrapped in an insurance package - for investors who are willing to take a little more investment risk * Variable annuities are long-term investments designed for retirement purposes - suitable for retirement funding * Variable annuities are mutual funds wrapped in a tax-deferred wrapper - inside a life insurance policy * Variable annuities are one of the fastest-growing insurance products - insurance industry's most aggressively sold products - way to supplement income in retirement - tax-deferred retirement plans - contain investment pools much like mutual funds - invest in bond and stock mutual funds * Variable annuities involve investment risk, including possible loss of principal and interest - risks including the possible loss of principal Bribe * are a key part of most bureaucrats' incomes - payments * can undermine a child's motivation for learning and their internal drive. * encourage bad or illegal behavior. * just reinforce pickiness because they reward children for resisting. * receiving by a labor official felony of the third degree. ### payment \| bribe: Kickback * Most kickbacks occur during limbing, the process of removing branches from a felled tree. * are bribes - the crack cocaine of the travel industry Direct payment * is an efficient electronic payment alternative to paper checks - the simplest method for payment of moving of household goods * safe and efficient way to make tax payments directly into the state treasury. Disbursement * are amounts spent on the client s behalf that require reimbursement - payments in cash or by check - the things that cost money * lets people engage in less work, an activity that is resource-intensive. * means the out of pocket expenses that a lawyer pays and is being reimbursed for. Fine * are penalties for breaking the library's rules - the cementing materials for the aggregates of the unpaved surface * can cause dust explosions. * create dust and tend to pack which inhibits drainage. * herbes A mixture of herbs, usually parsley, chervil, tarragon, and chives. Installment * are part of serieses - text + Loan, Important components of a loan, Installments: Money * An Installment is money that is a monthly payment towards the loan. It may not be necessarily paid monthly but it has to be paid from time to time over throughout the loan deal. Installments are paid according to a loan rate. Monthly payment * are a function of the interest rate and the length of the loan. * is linked to ability to pay based on income. * refers to principal and interest. Offset * are field numbers within a row, beginning at zero. * are new bulbs that grow attached to the mother bulb - plants which emerge from the base of the plant or from the roots themselves - printing ### payment \| offset: Negative offset * is how most aftermarket wheels are designed. * occurs when the mounting face is closer to the brake side of the wheel. ### payment \| outlay: Deficit spending * adds to the aggregate demand of the private sector. * are spending. * hidden tax that masks the true burden of government. * is an unconscionable form of fiscal child abuse - outlay * is simply a scheme for the 'hidden' confiscation of wealth - hidden confiscation of wealth * reduces the severity of recessions. * spurs inflation and crowds the private sector out of the credit market.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### payment: Pay * affects workers attitudes, performance and commitment level. * function of supply and demand - time spent * is also clearly related to plant size - minimum wage, with increases according to length of service and job performance - performance related in some careers services ### payment \| pay: Equal pay * concern crossing lines of race, gender, and political affiliation. * means equal treatment for all workers. * nonpartisan concern that is strongly supported by women and men across party lines. * problem for all working women. Holiday pay * benefit of continuing employment for regular employees. * is based on the average number of hours worked per day - counted as time worked during the week for purposes of computing overtime pay * is the regular pay at the straight time rate provided for the day declared a holiday - straight time rate for the number of hours in an average workday Overtime pay * are payments given for extra hours worked. * is also a significant aspect of remuneration for teachers in some nations - calculated according to federal, state and contract rules and regulations - included in the employee's paycheck in the pay period in which it is earned Retirement pay * continuation of active pay on a reduced basis. * is based on the average of the highest three years of pay. * pension system similar to most countries' social security system. Severance pay * is money paid by an employer to some employees who lose their jobs - to some workers who lose their jobs * is one month's pay plus any accrued, unused vacation - week's pay for each year on the job<\|endoftext\|>### payment: Pension * are a key component of the welfare protection systems - major issue across Europe and the rest of the world - reward for years of service on the job - an important income source for many in old age - only one form of personal saving - part of the full range of retirement products offered by life insurers * are the major component of income security for retirees - most important source of income for older people * have a profound influence on the economic conditions of older persons. * is based on life income and is also linked to Sweden's economic growth. ### payment \| premium: Net premium * is one of several ways to measure top-line growth. * written is an insurer's retained premium income after reinsurance assumed and ceded. Remittance * are among the most tangible links between migration and development - an important form of exchange between urban and rural areas - significant sources of income for many families in the world * constitute the third-highest source of income for Mexico after petroleum and tourism. * play a crucial role in raising consumption and welfare levels. Residual * are a measure of the closeness of the fit - solids or semisolid by-products created by the wastewater treatment process - the difference between the actual values and the predicted values * define the system of equations, typically by using derivative operators.<\|endoftext\|>### payment: Royalty * Royalties are a percentage of the cost of what the book sells for - payments for the use of certain rights, e.g., intangible rights such as patents * Royalties are the fees that publishers pay to authors - most common means for calculating the transfer of a portion of the profits * gain their power, influence and celebrity largely as a consequence of birth or marriage. * has a habit of tracking their lineage because of the right of succession and all that. * is concepts - houses - that portion of production from an oil or gas well which is paid to the royalty owner * means the top of a class society, graded, stratified.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### payment: Salary * Salaries are dependent on the skill level of the job, but all jobs pay at least minimum wage - much higher abroad, so mughteribiin are associated with wealth and luxury consumption - sensitive issues in Singapore, which has the world's highest paid government ministers * Salaries are the price of services rendered by employees - responsibility of the employer and are determined by their wage structure - way most players keep track of one another - can often reflect the value society places on a given service or skill * Salaries depend on both military rank and length of service - education and place of employment - job responsibilities, location, and hours of work * Salaries depend on the economy, industry, job title, company size, tradition, and competition - institution for which one is working - part of the country, hours worked and type of nursing - type and place of employment and the level of preparation * Salaries tend to be higher in areas with high living costs and lower where it's cheaper to live - vary with geographic regions and cost of living - vary widely in the private sector * is fair compensation for services - just one of the elements of income - one component of job satisfaction and an important one, but only one * is the responsibility of employers and is determined by their organization's wage structure - is determined by their wage structure * means base salary on which pension contributions are taken. * scales reward length of service and the accumulation of experience. Spending * are monetary transactions - payments * is portrayed as an entitlement of young people. * is the byproduct of total investment performance achieved - way they use to cope with frustrations and disappointments - what stimulates businesses to hire workers - when government signs the checks * refers to the way children decide to use their money. ### payment \| spending: Capital spending * has an important influence on an industry's performance and growth. * is tracked on a statutory basis of accounting.<\|endoftext\|>### payment \| spending: Consumer spending * accounts for about two-thirds of the nation's economic activity - nearly two-thirds of the U.S. gross domestic product - three-fourths of all economic activity in the United States * accounts for two-thirds of U.S. economic activity - all U.S. economic activity * accounts for two-thirds of all economic activity and has helped buoy the economy - economic growth * accounts for two-thirds of the nation's economic activity * continues to outpace capital spending and exports as a source of economic growth. * depends upon income. * drives the economy, and consumer confidence is at a record high * is helping offset the negative effects of the Asia crisis on our economy - high, particularly in the purchase of luxury items - the reflection of consumer confidence * key to avoiding a recession. * makes up about two-thirds of economic output - the American economy * makes up two-thirds of all economic activity * makes up two-thirds of the U.S. economy - economic activity in the nation * tends to rise with consumer wealth, aiding spending. Discretionary spending * is usually where the most money is being wasted. * is, by contrast, spending the government chooses to make. Federal spending * is comprised of expenditures in various categories. * major contributor to the local economy as well. * small part of America's total education spending. Government spending * accounts for two-thirds of economic activity. * component of aggregate demand. * determines prosperity or recession - the level of employment * is another feature of economic growth - still the main engine driving the economy Military spending * contributes heavily to federal deficits. * creates jobs.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### payment \| spending: Public spending * potentially powerful instrument for fighting poverty. * seeks to ensure equal access to health care for all. * tends to be less cyclical than taxes. Subscription * are agreement - contributions - handwriting - payments + Credo Reference, History: Internet :: Dictionaries :: Encyclopedias * Subscriptions are available to academic, government, public and company libraries. Access to Credo Reference is free to users if their library is a subscriber. Librarians can select which titles they wish to subscribe to within Credo General Reference. They can manage the selection during their subscription period by swapping titles in and out.<\|endoftext\|>### payment: Wage * also change with the number of hours worked and miles driven. * are a cost. * are a function of demand and supply of labour - productivity - quintessential term of employment - remuneration for services performed - consequences - income - part of payrolls * are the daily rate paid per worker, in U.S. dollars - measure of dignity that society puts on a job - price of labor power - total earnings before deductions - what people use to live on * can rise by increasing productivity and earnings per customer. * continue to grow faster than inflation. * depend on the particular profession, the level of the position, and the local economy. * fact incident to the relation of employer and employed. * increase according to experience in the trade and the current journeyman's rate of pay - substantially in states that grow tobacco - with responsibility and experience * is campus wage - minimum wage * means income received for services rendered as an employee. * paid to employees are energy credits given in return for work input. * partnership between local employers. * rise during gang wars, supporting the economic concept of compensating differentials. * rising faster than productivity is inflationary. * tend to be higher in areas where there is more competition for workers. * usually are income. * vary and are related to the type of work done - significantly by industry and occupation ### payment \| wage: Higher wage * force employers to invest in equipment and training, and to improve productivity. * insure that every household can sustain a decent standard of living. * lead workers to value their jobs more, which has benefits for the employer. * mean lower turnover for businesses because workers can better support their families - more people able to buy homes, which means more property taxes Hourly wage * are dependent upon position and experience * begin at the current federal minimum wage. * is negotiable based on experience - used for hourly employees only Livable wage * Livable Wage is about the life situation of the employee. * are another reason people of Hispanic origin are staying in Pennsylvania. Low wage * are more a result of people being under productive rather than underpaid - relatives * discourage persons from entering the disability-service field. * lead to staff shortages that, in turn, result in employees forced to work overtime. * reduce morale to the point where people join a union. Lower wage * devastate the working poor, but lower labor costs mean higher profits for the well-off. * means lack of affordable housing. Minimum wage * are wages. * can cause some wages to fall. * causes unemployment. * is federal law and the law of Illinois - set by state and federal laws * is the lowest wage paid or permitted to be paid - present pay scale for peer tutors * relative term. * vary according to the type of job and locality - in the Dominican Republic by sectors. * relative term. Different countries have different minimum wages	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### payment \| wage: Real wage * are the best indicator of workers living standards. * depend on the price level, as well as on the nominal or money wages. * is the nominal wage divided by the consumer price index - wage in constant dollars, adjusted for price level * is, in the context of taxation, the wages after tax deductions. ### payments: Late payment * are payments. * is one of the main reasons why small, fledgling enterprises fail.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Peace * alone is peace. * also involves water - requires medicine, land to harvest, schools, tools for working, etc * begins and ends with people. * begins in the heart of a person and it spreads out to others - hearts and minds of each individual - soul and in the heart - when the hungry are fed - where people have learned to live in harmony with each other - with solidarity * bond that unites people of different dispositions into a society of friendship and love. * by-product of love. * can become war, and love can become knowledge - begin when there is no hunger in the world * can only exists if justice is maintained in society - occur when people acknowledge the mistakes of the past * carries the idea of total well-being of mind and heart and body. * child which appears through man's union with the cosmic order. * church, where everyone is welcome and accepted. * clears the airways and allows the people to have an ear to hear. * comes from understanding that life is what it is - unity of mind and body - through cooperation, interaction, and understanding - to people in many different ways * comes with dependence on divine power - letting go, surrendering, and acceptance - within the souls of men, When they realize their oneness with the universe * common desire for peoples throughout the world. * concept created by mind, and an experience felt by the mind. * concerns the whole human family. * condition of security, belonging, contentment and fulfillment. * day-to day problem, the product of a multitude of events and judgments. * demands growth, and growth takes work both individually and communality. * depends upon the devotion of every individual to the cause of peace. * dynamic, constructive expression of human energy. * feeling of inner calmness. * frame for conflict management. * fruit of the tree of justice. * function of power. * gift toward which all history tends and all human yearning points. * has nothing to do with peace treaties, police forces and armies that 'enforce' peace. * holistic concept in the Scriptures - issue, a heritage within different groups in society * implies that love, compassion, human dignity, and justice are fully preserved. * induces rest - sometimes even sleep. * involves activity that promotes understanding and service to the community - mutual respect and confidence between peoples and nations * is Order and Order keeps objects in their proper place - about transcending the old ways, seeing the world in a new light - action that is dynamic and positive * is an aberration between wars - acceptance of all that is - active and permanent creation, in everyone's mind, and in all our relations - armistice in a war that is continuously going on - attitude of mind - inner state of alert calmness and vibrant tranquility - inseparable factor for human development - offering to the world - and exists because one puts down their thoughts that bring about violence in thought - another name for steadiness of the mind - between peoples as well as leaders - both the intent and the process from which feminist activism arises - brought about by accommodation and compromise - built on justice, and honesty, and openness - calmness, acquired by the discovery of something found while on a journey - central to sustainable development - compassionate doing - created by the mind - creativity in action - described as an absence of conflict between family members - established by guaranteeing to every person security in the possession of property - found in the presence of people who care * is freedom and freedom has a price - friendship to all people * is freedom from sickness and disease - war or disturbances - friendship, and caring and helping each other - in the nature of Reality - indeed the counterpart of war - known to be, when clear skies prevail - light, whereas war is darkness - like the color of red - linked to Kyrgyzstan - located in synagogues * is love and light and joy - enjoying harmony in relationships - in repose * is made by people of enemy languages, races, classes, and sexes eating together - with all things - meant in the community and school sense as well as regional and world peace - more than just the absence of war * is more than the absence of civil strife or public disturbances - conflict between nations - conflict or trouble - war and conflict - gradual removal of a threat of war - needed by all peoples and human beings of the world - obtained by promoting free peoples in a world of freedom - one of the precious regenerators of the spirit that heals and restores - order and order is the continuation of the status quo - our means to security and stability, reconstruction, production and prosperity - people in harmony with themselves and with nature - politicians in contest with politicians * is possible between people - when people open their hearts to each other to listen and learn from one another - promoted by innocence and faith the deepest bond of love of self given to humanity - quietness or rest - related to joy - respect for the rights of others - revealed to the world through peaceful people - shoreless ocean - it is the light that illuminates the world - simplicity of heart, serenity of mind, tranquillity of soul, the bond of love - synonymous with integral human development * is that deep experience of the rightness of things - state that follows the end of a war or the resolution of a conflict * is the absence of all aggressiveness - conflict and a point of balance - hatred - war, poverty and hunger - attainment of that all-encompassing concept of human dignity - balance of a thousand forces in the human mind - base or foundation for all issues among the peoples and communities of the region - basic factor for the security, stability and growth of the peoples of the region - basis on which dynamism blossoms - beauty of life - bedrock of all human development activities - cessation of againstness - characteristic of the mind of Man - culture of the biosphere - deepest of yearnings of the human heart - direct result of charity, for that is the virtue, which produces union of hearts - dynamic reality that surrounds our actions * is the essence of our own innate nature and can never be destroyed * is the foundation of all development and progress - upon which everything is created * is the fruit of justice and is dependent upon right order among humans and among nations - righteousness - generous, tranquil contribution of all to the good of all - happy, natural state of man - heart s desire of mankind, but has been unattainable throughout our history - inherent right of all children - inner calm which comes from the possession of love - interlude between two wars - message the people want to hear * is the most covetable possession on the earth - important and indispensable factor for all growth and development - mother of kindness, sensitivity and affection * is the opposite of remorse - order of the day - organization of rank and file employees of the provincial government - path to justice - perfect peace that 'passeth all understanding' - perspective found in patterns - possession of the pious, the possession of heirs - prerequisite for stability and stability the forerunner of prosperity * is the presence of justice - social justice - primary concern and preoccupation of women in Syria - provider of all good things and opens the door to love - resolution of a struggle between people - rightful result of love - secure opposite of strife - serenity that comes when all elements are in harmony - solution to stable oil prices and a flourishing world economy - soul's wisdom, seeking the personality - sum of individual initiative - tranquillity of order - transfer of power without bloodshed * is the ultimate and only guarantee of security to civilians in any armed conflict - state of completion, and so is represented by the same word - underlying condition of all prayer - uniting of opposites - very nature of human beings - vision of all possibilities - whole person at rest - wish of the world - work of justice and the effect of charity - to rule or govern our hearts, our thoughts, our affections and ourway of life * is what brings freedom - happens when it's a better alternative than war - men fight for and war is overpowered by love * is when everyone can get along - war is over, and love is when hate is at war - where everybody gets along with each other - within an individual - won by winning hearts and minds * larger concept than the absence of war. * lily can recover from severe wilting when watered - is very sensitive to chilling temperatures * long-term process. * matter of the human heart and is achieved one heart at a time. * means a different way of thinking and living - an undisturbed state of mind - coexistence and tolerance, both in the natural and human environment * means freedom from a war or stopping of a war - disagreement or quarrels - public disturbance or disorder - joy and happiness * means love sharing and being friends - no more than the absence of war, violence or conflict - obedience, and love, and trust, and transformation - respect for the land, other species and people * means the presence of harmony, love, satisfaction and oneness - state of calm, a quiet spirit * multi-dimensional reality. * natural state that exists independent of all human endeavours. * necessary condition for satisfying most of one's desires. * occurs when common ground is met and raised to a higher ground. * often exists between states with weak economic ties and between poor states. * path that is chosen consciously. * pervades the atmosphere where one is surrounded by space, light and nature's colorful beauty. * positive condition - the rule of law. * process of love which can draw the whole of humanity into a harmonious union - that follows a serpentine trail often appears to go backward * product of education and people living harmoniously together. * reigns among vegetarians and carnivores of all sizes, who dance side by side. * renewable resource, but the world lacks enough processing capacity. * requires 'the intellectual and moral solidarity of mankind' - justice, tolerance and the goodness of soul that raises men above the beasts - the conditions of democracy, freedom and justice to eradicate the causes of war * seeks to keep the world whole, to keep it from being ripped apart. * set of ideas - skills * sine qua non to allow the two peoples to work for a life of dignity and happiness. * state of being - calm arising from a heart of compassion - respect, cooperation and well being - which results from the marriage of good and truth in our life * uses poetry and collages to help victims of abuse and trauma to recover from their ordeals. * vital element of security. * way of life that is completely the opposite of violence in every way - reimagining the world - thinking and acting, a culture and a way of life * world where all of humanity can grow together for the betterment of the planet.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### peace: Positive peace * implies reconciliation and restoration through creative transformation of conflict. * includes basic human rights, civic, political, economic. Real peace * comes when all people have the freedom to work, to go out in the world. * means peace of the spirit - sharing and being interested in other people True peace * affects our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual being. * is lived in an atmosphere of unconditional love - the absence of conflict * product of liberty.<\|endoftext\|>### peace: World peace * begins in the hearts and homes of our families. * depends on the fullest development of each human being in mind, body, and spirit. * determines the chances of peace in our region. * is an idea of a world without violence , where nations try to work with each other - built on the basis of values that transcend the perspective of an individual - needed to make other countries happier - one way of describing the vision that underlies all religions - peace for every nation and for all people * requires a world economy, a global approach to political issues - respect for human rights * stems from inner peace. * ' is an idea of freedom, peace, and happiness among everyone. World peace is an idea of a world without violence, where nations try to work with each other. + PL Kyodan, The 21 PL Precepts: New religious movements :: Japanese culture :: Organisations based in Japan * World peace is everything. ### pedagogic device: Catharsis * can be therapeutic. * occurs quite often in therapy where it is almost universally considered therapeutic. * pedagogic device. * purging - of repressed emotions * relieves emotional tension and prevents aggressive behavior. * using magnesium sulphate or other osmotic agents has no place in poison removal. ### pediatricians: Child psychiatrist * are pediatricians - psychiatrists * evaluate and treat children who suffer from severe depression. * feel that most children with encopresis have some type of psychological problem. * have additional training to work with children. * vary in the degree of their knowledge of the differentiating features. Child psychologist * Many child psychologists teach that children are basically good, but the Bible teaches otherwise. * agree that play is essential to a child s development. * are pediatricians Pediatric surgeon * Some pediatric surgeons prefer to operate on all inguinal hernias whenever they are diagnosed. * concentrate on the special surgical problems of children. * devote their skills to the surgical care of children. * operate on conditions on the head all the way down to the feet on a daily basis. * perform surgical repair of birth defects as well as other corrective operations. * specialize in the surgical care of children. Peephole * are holes - portals * includes sections. Pelagic organism * have the ability to move around - swim around or move in some fashion * live in seas or lakes, far away from the shore or the bottom. Penalty * Penalties are disadvantage - handicaps - part of ice hockeys - payments - serve purposes * is social control ### penalty: Criminal penalty * Criminal penalties apply to everyone, regardless of the race of the offender. * Criminal penalties can include fines and prison sentences, or both - result in imprisonment ### pencils: Colored pencil * are pencils - valuable for labeling diagrams * have faint colors and they can smudge. * works best on matte surfaces. ### pens: Gel pen * are pens. * write more smoothly and evenly.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
People * with each other without having to go out. * with someone else or have sex with themselves. * First grass-roots group - is an organization run by and for people with disabilities - self-advocacy organization of people who are developmentally disabled * IS has always been concerned with the interactions between people and information. * Many People Have Mixed Feelings About Sex - have special bionutritional needs that can be supported by nutritional supplements * More People die every year from Aspirin than suffer strokes in Chiropractic offices. * Most People depend on surface water for their everyday needs - have much better vision without glasses or contacts * Some People even count from the time the child moves in the womb. * Some People have few attacks and little if any disability accumulates over time - trouble tolerating too many high fibre foods in the diet * abandon domestic animals every day, some of which turn feral and become dangerous. * absorb L-carnitine mostly from red meat and dairy products - and retain information in a variety of different ways - more lead if their diet is low in zinc, iron, or calcium, but high in fat - some of the energy to which they are exposed * abuse children for a sense of power and a sense of pleasure. * abuse drugs and alcohol because they're trying to quiet their consciences - because they suffer alienation, deprivation, abuse, and hopelessness - prescription drugs like valium, codeine, and dilaudid, and people sniff gasoline * abuse the coastal marine environment by destroying habitats, by over-fishing and pollution - gift of sexuality when they have sexual experiences outside of marriage - women and children all the time, and they do get away with it * abusing drugs often exhibit a variety of behavioral signs. * acquire hookworm larvae through contact with wet sand. * acquire the disease when bitten by fleas that live on rats - parasite by eating the cysts in raw or undercooked meat or fish * act according to how they perceive themselves and their reality. * act according to their beliefs and material circumstances * act and feel differently according to how they are dressed - react in ways that change lives forever - based upon their emotions - differently according to the severity of their lostness * act in a way consistent with their beliefs and feelings - the social interest and there is mobility of factors of production * actively compete for resources by conquering and controlling resources. * actually make choices according to external circumstances. * adapt and get used to a certain level of heat or cold. * adapt to changing circumstances-even to wealth or a disability - their climatic environment * adapt, and they survive. * adjust their goals and adapt to circumstances as they age. * adopt children because they love children and want to bring a child into their family. * affected by compulsive gambling are at higher risk for suicide than most other populations - eating disorders exhibit high levels of harm avoidance * age prematurely because of nutritional deficiencies and poor elimination - slowly from Venus - very differently in real life * already suffering from heart or lung disease face a greater risk of serious illness or death. * also absorb chloroform through their skin and ingest it in drinking water - acquire the infection from mosquitoes - add nitrate to the environment in the form of fertilizers - are more likely to take daytime naps as they grow older * also become infected by eating unwashed fruits and vegetables - trapped in cars during blizzards - believe that owls are blind during daylight hours - build ovens out of clay or bricks - burn fossil fuels to heat their homes - can provide heat by carelessly starting a fire or leaving a fire unattended - capture babies to sell as pets - carry guns in the workplace to get attention - commit crime because of their attachments to their peers, and by wanting to be accepted - create self-representations in their everyday accumulation of objects, clothing, etc - depend on rain to water their fields * also develop muscular injuries from overuse or from poor posture - sensitivity to chlorine * also die because of pollution - early deaths from the effects of poverty - differ in how they interact with one another - drink to relax or relieve stress and to feel less inhibited or shy - earn interest from lending money to people * also eat foods for enjoyment - some types of fungi, such as mushrooms - emit acetone, methyl alcohol and carbon monoxide as byproducts of metabolism * also experience different degrees of disability - moral evil, the harmful act of a wicked person or group - shortness of breath, but they can almost always stop it - fall back on stereotypes when they have to rely on their memory - feel the cold more or less keenly depending on which part of the body is exposed - fence to keep in shape * also get information from their perceptions and sensory systems - vitamin-D through exposure to sunlight - give off small amounts of other gases in other ways - go into denial, which is an instinctive reaction to danger * also have difficulty digesting food during the overnight hours - minds - more leisure time that they spend outdoors - problems when they desire things that are inaccessible - short jaws - taste buds on the soft palate, witch is the back of the roof of the mouth - various forms of religion - help spread the disease by moving infected animals from place to place - impose order on the world - influence climate, the prevailing or average pattern of weather - introduce new animals and plants that disturb native plant and animal populations - itch uncontrollably or have what appear to be tumors on their bodies - keep birds as pets * also lose sources of clean water when wetlands, or nature's filters, are destroyed - weight for various reasons * also make assumptions about others based on their race or ethnic background - common mistakes when judging why others behave as they do - errors in thinking because the human senses are imperfect - many kinds of furniture with wood, like chairs, dressers, tables, and desks - new plants using asexual reproduction - outdoor fires to cook food in barbecues and over campfires - plant maples as shade trees * also play a role in spreading seeds both accidentally and intentionally - with gender for other serious reasons - race in cars, boats, airplanes and other vehicles, and on animals like horses * also react differently to stress - very differently to exposure of indoor air pollutants * also release bacteria into the air, when they cough or sneeze - fish into rivers as an act of kindness - save natural resources when they recycle - share genes with other, less remote cousins - take in small amounts of arsenic from the foods they eat, especially seafood and grains * also tend to attribute others' actions to their character, rather than their situation - eat far smaller quantities of honey than they do most fruits and vegetables - think whether rationally or irrationally during depression - think, understand, comprehend, and interpret reality in many different ways * also use civets as rodent catchers, since they eat rats and mice - falcons for hunting, and cormorants for fishing - propane to cook their food - rockets to send machines into orbit around the Earth - shiatsu to try to relieve minor health problems before they become chronic - their large canines instead of elephant ivory - turtles for food - water for recreation, such as swimming, fishing and boating - wear thin gloves made of rubber or plastic to keep things they touch clean - work to save animals threatened by disaster * always bear some marks of their origin - catch fish during the upstream walleye migrations, before the fish spawn - eat all kinds of foods - identify with others - live in ethical relationships with each other, and as members of communities - risk pain when they care about someone * always say business is about people doing business with people - to use salicylic acid products to prevent clogged pores * appear to differ in how strongly they respond to their own bodily reactions and behaviors - their susceptibility to various emotions and mood states - respond in different ways to pain - use drugs for a variety of different reasons * apply fertilizers containing nutrients to try and increase plant productivity. * applying for jobs are often nervous and struggling to try and control their body language. * are a fraction of the animal world - lot like animals, and yawning is one way animal herds transmit moods - part of an economy when they run a business or work at a job * are able to communicate in spite of great distances and look for their soul-mates - with others all over the world - float in water, because they have a density just lower than water - survive in the cold of Antarctica if they wear the right kind of clothes - use odor cues to distinguish the emotional state of others - about the only predators that have much impact on deer populations - addicted to foods - adverse to pain, as are pets - afraid afraid of life, afraid of death * are afraid of aging - having children - people, but nonetheless have the basic human desire for some form of intimacy - to show affection for members of the same sex, even non-sexual * are allergic to a variety of things * are also biological resources - divided from gods - more sensitive to motion than to objects that are standing still * are also unique because they have their own way of doing things - in their ability to communicate on many levels and in multiple forms - an integral component of the global ecosystem * are animals in a biological sense, people are social, people are rational - with more instincts than other animals, and some of a kind that is worth study - animals, but with senses - associated with the animal for the year that they are born * are at risk for exposure if their domestic pets have come in contact with a rabid animal - of AIDs to the extent that they are exposed to blood and certain bodily fluids - basically good, although they also have a strong tendency toward selfishness - better able to keep pounds off if they combine exercise and a healthful diet - biochemically and psychologically unique, and the body is unbelievably complex * are born with a certain religion - two kidneys * are born, people grow up, people move, people die - they live, they regenerate, and they die - capable of being affected by the results of their behavior * are capable of learning at any age, and learning is good for the brain - new ways of thinking and behaving - carbon dioxide emitters - commodities * are concerned about privacy, particularly on the internet - with the destruction of natural environment throughout the world - conscious about what they eat - consumers and producers of goods - crucial to organizational success and the reason businesses flourish - cruel to animals for a variety of reasons * are different in size, shape, strength and in other ways - their religious beliefs, and practices within each faith are different - different, and they react differently to death - disguised as animals and animals are transformed into people - either visual, auditory or kinesthetic communicators - emotional beings - energy beings - equal and have a right to individual freedom - eukaryotes * are exposed directly to smoke via the respiratory tract though inhalation of air pollutants - to the chemicals in hair dyes through skin contact - familiar with many bacteria species because of the diseases they produce - free and equal in dignity and their rights - fundamentally social in their brain structure and generally make decisions accordingly - guilty of committing moral wrongdoing and evil - happier and therefore healthier when in contact with other living things - healthier when they get physical satisfaction - holistic beings unique individuals, developing according to a defined pattern * are homeless and dying of diseases - because they are poor - due to economic, social, mental health and chemical dependency factors - human, and sometimes act irrationally - hungry because they are poor - important for dispersing plants, too * are in danger of epidemies of jaundice, salmonellis and skin diseases - such bad condition they have heart problems and brain defects due to lack of protein - increasingly aware of the effects of diet, exercise, and genetic factors on their health - individually responsible for creating the lives they lead * are individuals, and each person has different needs - as well as being members ofa particular group, sex, country or religion - groups, and animals that instigate actions - no matter which historical period they happen to live in - infectious as long as they have ulcers - insecure because they have no control over themselves or their environment, or both * are interested in having relationships with others who are similar to themselves - humans and their relationship to climate change - just people, regardless of gender - killed for religious beliefs - leaders because they use their own minds * are less likely to break a commitment with someone else than with themselves - stressed and more likely to be present and healthy - likely to have more than one in every family - mammals too - meant to exist as part of a family unit - members of groups that have a great deal of influence on our behavior - mental, physical, spiritual and sexual beings * are more active during the warmer seasons - and more conscious of their diet - at risk of getting meningitis if they have a viral infection already - important than animals - intelligent than animals * are more likely to be stressed or sad if they have a poor diet and lack exercise - confide in family members, most naturally their mothers or close siblings - develop heart disease if they have a family history of it * are more likely to die from heart disease than cancer, stroke, lung diseases or accidents - of a hospital infection than they are to die in a road accident - disclose personal information to females than to males - get divorced than change their bank account - remember images than words - smoke if their parents, family, and friends do * are more prone to accidents after drinking - disturbed eating during times of stress and uncertainty - give to things they perceive to benefit themselves - injury or mishap after drinking - than the sum of their biological parts - mortal, since they die * are most contagious when they have adult lice on their head - infectious a few days before and after the onset of symptoms - likely to be exposed to methyl mercury through eating contaminated fish * are most likely to catch chicken pox in late winter and early spring - chickenpox in late winter or early spring - change themselves when they feel supported and cared for - organize around particular issues that affect their lives daily - successful when they integrate and develop both sides of the brain * are much less likely to buy and keep cats as pets if they are perceived as threatening - more likely to be sick if they are poor than if they are well off - the same around the world, and many of their diseases and injuries are the same - nine times more likely to commit suicide if they have a history of it in their family - non-immune are at high risk of severe disease - obese if they are so fat that their health is harmed * are often afraid of spiders because of their ill-deserved reputation for venomizing victims - allergic to their pollen - at war with their own bodies - calcium -depleted when they're diagnosed - distrustful of people from other races and cultures * are often more sensitive to toxic substances than test animals - timid at night, but bears retreat at night as well as by day - most afraid of crimes committed by strangers - proud of their physical strength, health, and good looks - omnivores, eating and digesting meat, grains, fruits and vegetables - only visible if they are in motion - paralyzed and are dying out of hopelessness, starvation and sicknesses * are part of an economy when they decide how to spend and save their money - ecosystems - nature, too, and when people die, they make room for more people * are particularly likely to be upset when they are hungry or over tired - when they are hungry or tired - people all over the world * are people and solutions tried in one place can often work in others - they like to watch things going on in real life - things happen * are people are people regardless, regardless of the date on the calendar - because there are other people - everywhere - no matter what the country, language, or race - the world over - with different personalities * are people, and all things being equal, nothing is - injuries are injuries - they have the same hopes, dreams, and goals - even in cyberspace - whether they are blind, sighted, black, white or pink - poor because they refuse to work * are products of society - prone to having accidents - reactive creatures, reflecting their emotions like mirrors - represented by numbers only * are responsible for and to others - maintaining their own health through healthy living - protecting and improving their environment - the protection, aid, and comfort of their own families - their deliberate and conscious behavior - themselves and can make their own decisions - to protect and improve their environment - sensitive to color - short of breath mostly when they lie down because fluid seeps throughout the lung tissue - sick, dying, or dead - slow to alter their habits and harder to train than dogs - social animals * are social beings by nature - more than individuals * are sometimes afraid to give blood and there is nothing to be afraid of - tell their sexual partner that they have an infection - concerned about the weather conditions on the equator - spiritually sick because of their sins - subject to physical and chemical laws that influence their behavior * are susceptible to depression for many reasons - influenza infection throughout their lives - symptoms of dreams * are the agents of change - best regulators of their own behaviors - center of the world * are the common denominator of progress - engine of prosperity - first animal to dominate the earth because of intellect and cooperation - greatest source of capital - highest element of creation - instruments that transfer prayers into music and words - most common denominator for lexicography all over the world * are the ones who are human or inhuman - learn from others * are the only animal that drinks the milk of the mother of another species - ones who kill their young while still unborn - source of blood - root of all evil - same in that they identify themselves within social environments - world s greatest capital - ultimately responsible for their own thinking and actions - unique individuals who process differently and at different speeds * are very similar to their ancestors when it comes to storing body fat - vulnerable when they cry - vital, physical beings - vulnerable to despots whenever there large movement of wealth between social strata - what they do, and what people do affects every aspect of who they are * are, by nature, creatures that gravitate toward others like themselves - for the first time, using animals to transport goods * aspire to believe that they are individuals. * associate colors with particular moods and emotions - exercise with harsh workouts, pain and suffering - specific colors with certain feelings, Red with fire - the extra weight with prosperity, fertility, success and economic security - themselves with desirable things through behaviors or statements known as claims * assume that anything in a capsule or pill gets absorbed into the body. * base moral decisions on moral standards, that is, on what they judge to be right and wrong - their decisions on emotion and how well they like a person * basically form perceptions of themselves through belief, observation, and analysis. * battling with leprosy and some other serious illness have to spit often. * become chronically ill, particularly the youngest generation, even in their childhood - diabetic when their pancreas stops working properly - disoriented and lose the ability to salivate - immune after being vaccinated or after natural infection - incapacitated due to disease, injury, or developmental disability * become infected after accidentally swallowing the parasite - with rabies if they are bitten or scratched by a rabid animal - leaders through their ability to communicate - less sensitive to bitter foods as they age - obese mainly from eating food that is devitalized - old when they do less and less for the first time and more and more for the last time - overweight when their bodies deposit excess fat in specific storage depots - poor and weak because they are continuously exploited - seriously ill after eating certain shellfish - vegetarians for many different reasons, and adopt different vegetarian diets as well - weak mentally and physically when they are in a bad condition - wealthy by spending less than they earn over long periods of time * begin learning about sexuality from birth - saving in middle age to pay for their own cremation * begin to feel better very quickly after they bring up their blood sugar to normal ranges - laugh or cry, or develop characteristics similar to drunkenness - think about ecology when their quality of life is high * behave according to certain principles of human nature. * believe because they fear death and the unknown - by faith that there is life after death * believe in laws rather than in tradition - religion much like scientists have faith and believe in their work - the divinity of being a person - things taught by their religion - only men have heart attacks - organs can be stolen if they go into surgery - sometimes out of fear and desperation * believe that drinking water before and after entering a sauna bath prevents dehydration - ghosts or spooks, come back to live on Earth - greatness is achieved through status, a product, or by being someone else - they bond with others who are drinking * belong to religious groups for essentially the same reasons they belong to other groups. * benefit in so many ways by sharing their world with insects. * blink less frequently when they fix on the screen, and the eyes become dry. * blush when blood rushes to just under their skin. * boil eggs in the sulfur-enriched waters, which turn the egg's shells black. * born at midnight never see ghosts - into a group also vary on how strongly they choose to identify with the group - overseas and their children make up about two-fifths of the total population - to be hanged are safe in water - under different signs are prone to particular health problems - with joint abnormalities are more likely to develop osteoarthritis * breathing dirty air also suffer more colds, allergies, even certain strains of flu - the same air for prolonged periods are likely to inhale the bacteria * breed by themselves - cows to make lots of milk, without caring a lot about nutrients in the milk * breed out of fear - insecurity * build computer networks so that many people can access resources and get work done - dams and reservoirs to change the flow of water - different types of antennas to receive different types of waves * build houses in order to live their and raise their children - or statues out of rocks * burn coal to turn water into steam and, in turn, use steam to generate electrical energy - down forests and people burn fossil fuels, and CFCs from aerosols * burn fossil fuels such as coal and oil to make electricity - to drive their cars, light their homes, and run their industries * bury pets because they want to. * buy and catch animals to keep as pets. * buy and sell stocks based on what they think is going to happen in the future - their labor as people buy and sell goods and services - foods that taste good and fat helps to make food taste good * buy life insurance to provide for their families when they die - insurance, even though the risk of death increases with age too - things by relative size * call the earth, wind, water and sun alternative sources of energy. * can abuse alcohol without being physically addicted to it - any type of alcoholic beverage including beer - accept emotional pain by accepting and experiencing their feelings - acquire hearing loss after they've learned to speak - act very differently when out in public compared to their behaviour at home * can actually have blood alcohol levels of a drunk person without drinking - survive longer without food than they can without sleep - add to levels of indoor air pollution with recently dry cleaned clothing and perfumes * can affect radioactive decay rates with their minds - systems as much as systems affect people * can also absorb benzene as they bathe or shower in contaminated water - act like a woman and man at the same time - affect the nitrogen cycle by pollution * can also be addicted to food or work for instance - afraid of specific activities such as flying, being in water, etc * can also be allergic to the pollen given off by the catkins in late spring - carriers without having a family history of the disease - without any symptoms for extended periods of time * can also become deafblind at any time through meningitis or accidents - rubella, any time through meningitis or accidents - hypoglycemic if they fast for a long time or exercise for an extended period - infected by eating uncooked food contaminated with infected bug feces - briefly carry the viruses which cause viral gastro without having any symptoms * can also catch the illness when they slaughter or eat an animal suffering from the fever - toxoplasmosis from eating infected meat that is undercooked - cause the extinction of plants and animals - change their attitudes after observing the behavior of others - develop a severe allergic reaction following a bug bite - eat legumes or animal protein * can also experience adverse effects of wheat as result of a wheat allergy - headaches and eyestrain * can also get babesiosis from a contaminated blood transfusion - malaria from a blood transfusion * can also get sick from eating contaminated fruits and vegetables - when chemicals such as lead and pesticides get into food - help protect themselves from infection by washing their hands frequently - improve their athletic performance by knowing when to eat - make a difference by donating blood - play a big role in drought - produce a humus-like material by the managed composting of organic wastes - protect themselves by frequently washing their hands in warm, soapy water - recycle or compost some types of solid waste * can also spread the disease to animals through germs carried on their clothing - infection with their hands from one part of the body to another - suffocate by being buried in a wagon or truck that is being filled - tolerate fluctuations in relative humidity * can also use a cream or gel to bring antioxidants into contact with the skin - chemicals to make themselves blonde - mosquito netting when they are resting * can alter their consciousness with drugs , for example, alcohol - lives by altering their attitudes * can and do die by participating in cults - grow throughout life - lose weight, but they tend to put it back on * can be addicted to allergy inducing foods * can be addicted to drugs, alcohol, food, other people, work, and even exercise - cigarettes, alcohol, gambling, caffeine, and many other things * can be allergic to anything - both peanuts and tree nuts or just one or the other - clothing made from animal fur - different types of pollen - many things - also allergic to drugs - penicillin, for example - asymptomatic and still be cognitively deficient - brain dead and live a long while and live without love, if they're brain dead - chemically dependent on marijuana - emotionally blind, crippled, handicapped because their heart has grown cold - ill because of psychological disorders * can be more allergic to their pets in the spring and the fall - than healthy on a plant food diet - poor because they had a poor start * can become addicted to abusive religion - anything they want - illegal drugs and to drugs that doctors prescribe - nicotine in a month - blind because of diseases or accidents , but sometimes people are born blind - dependent on caffeine - disabled at any point in their lives - dysfunctional in sobriety without drinking or using - extreme in their emotions including depression, anxiety, and anger - extremely depressed, paranoid, suicidal and dangerous to others - good people, separatists, or bad people through exposure to their environment - human only by interacting with each other in a society * can become ill from eating the eggs or meat of contaminated animals - if exposed to contaminated drinking or recreational water * can become infected with fungi through breathing - hantavirus after being bitten by rodents - the same organism - more social when they are in the presence of animals * can become physically and mentally addicted to drugs - psychologically addicted to alcohol * can become psychologically addicted to the drug - dependent on any drug, including cannabis - seriously ill from eating contaminated shellfish or by swimming in polluted water * can become sick because of bacteria or chemicals on the thread opening - by, for example, eating undercooked meat with the resistant bacteria - very sick if exposed to extreme levels of cold climatic conditions - violent when drunk - begin to practice respect by noticing how they relate to close family members or friends - break blood vessels in their eyes from forceful vomiting - buy seeds to plant at home to grow their own food, flowers, or trees * can carry a concealed firearm in many places without a permit - and spread germs without ever getting sick themselves - it in the nose or on the skin without showing any illness * can carry the disease on their clothes or shoes - organism in the nose or on the skin without showing any symptoms of illness - virus on their clothing and shoes, and in their nasal passages * can catch a cold and die, or a mild case of malaria and die - colds at any time of the year * can change behaviors - check their blood glucose levels to ensure that they are within the proper range * can choose to care about and protect living things - have their own bodies plastinised - co-exist with, and benefit from, wildlife - communicate verbally or by exchanging images * can communicate with anyone who is connected anywhere in the world - domestic animals using body and vocal language - each other and describe objects using text - others world-wide without the constraints of time or distance - without revealing who they really are - consent to sex when they're drunk - continue to grow even in the face of life-threatening illness * can contract a number of illnesses from the bite of an infected tick - anthrax through breathing in the bacterium - control their asthma and live active, healthy lives - cope and learn to get around and survive and go on with everyday things - cough or sneeze out in droplets of mucus containing the cold virus - create feelings simply from thoughts - decide whether to swim or surf, based on their own comfort level of risk - develop allergies at all different ages * can develop allergies at any time in life - by breathing in fungi that are floating in the air - when they are babies, children, teens, or adults - and unhealthy, co-dependent relationship with their possessions - dementia from long misuse of drugs or alcohol - emphatic qualities because of experiences they have endured during their lives - extreme sensitivities to chemicals that they are routinely exposed to - high blood pressure , and the lungs can become congested - lungs long after age thirty - phobic reactions to animals, social situations and activities - sensitivities with repeated exposure - tolerance to the pleasurable effects of ecstasy * can die from botulism poisoning because of breathing failure - infections - melanoma - skin cancer - unprotected sex * can do and play amazing things if they have an understanding of technology and science - serious damage to themselves, especially when under the influence of alcohol - strange things when they are hypnotised - dream hours, days, even weeks in a matter of a few seconds - eat lotus roots and seeds * can eat the inside of cacti plants for food to stay alive - stem and roots * can even become psychotic from a severe lack of sleep - steal in order to have money to spend - experience damaged nervous system or lungs - express themselves without speaking a word * can feel lonely if they lack meaningful relationships, despite the company of others - unexplained pain, or fear, or anger - fight infection more easily if they have an adequate diet - fly on airplanes - fly, shoot fire, change shapes, throw curses, mix with the dead - form close emotional bonds with pets and their loss can be devastating - freely express every emotion they feel with their animals and know they are safe - function as well with one healthy kidney as with two * can get allergic contact dermatitis, which poison oak-type reaction - blastomycosis after breathing in the microscopic fungal spores from the air - blind and have other problems from juvenile diabetes - diabetes at any age - diseases such as hepatitis by eating seafood that has been poisoned - gastrointestinal anthrax by eating undercooked contaminated meat - herpes infections in their eyes - influenza at any age - paralytic shellfish poisoning during dinoflagellate blooms - pertussis at any age and at any time of year - sick or injured at any time * can get sick when the food they eat has germs - they eat food that contain germs - sick, even die from contaminated water - the disease by having contact with bird droppings - urinary tract infections, kidney stones, or suffer from kidney failure - give one another life through sacrifice and caring * can go blind and have other problems from juvenile diabetes - days without seeing the sun - without food for up to about three weeks * can grow and change, but racism continues when people feel empowered to do anything about it - beards * can have Q fever without knowing it or mistake it for mild flu - TB disease without having any symptoms * can have a disability without being the disability - serious allergic reaction to stinging or biting insects - an allergic reaction to just a trace of urushiol - asthma for many years - four legs, fur, tails, feathers, fins, scales and even exoskeletons - learning disabilities in math, reading, writing, motor or other skills - longer lives and more functional lives - low levels of one, two or all three types of cells - many governments - mild renal failure and have no symptoms * can have more than one acid-base disorder - natural changes in white blood cell counts depending on the time of day - new exposures to allergens at any age - one trait, such as repeatedly locking doors or washing their hands - panic attacks with or without agoraphobia - serious respiratory problems due to fine ash particles * can have severe digestive problems from eating leaves and stems - reactions just by inhaling the odor or fragrance of peanuts - significant atherosclerosis without any symptoms - symptoms of fatigue - tendinitis and tenosynovitis simultaneously - trouble moving around, feel a lot of pain, and even develop a curved back * can have two genes of the same type for a trait or two genes of different types for a trait - identical or two different alleles for a particular gene - weakness of facial muscles and some muscles in the throat * can help fish and other animals by getting hooked on compassion and going vegetarian - others to make healthy decisions regarding tobacco, alcohol, and other drug use - prevent heart problems by living healthy lives - reduce ozone by driving less, car pooling, and filling their gas tanks after dusk * can identify individual birds by the different patterns of white on their tails - words, letters, shapes, and objects quickly and effortlessly - improve their own health, through physical activity, better diet and quitting smoking - inhabit anything - lead happy fulfilling lives without sex - learn to live on very little when they have to - leave or be killed, and no one is immune from death - lessen the risk by controlling their blood pressure and cholesterol - lie about their age, whether they're a boy or a girl, or all sorts of other things - live almost everywhere, except in a few areas with extreme environmental conditions * can live for weeks without food, but only a few days without water - in different environments, and can adapt to various weather conditions * can live longer without food than they can live without water - normal, healthy lives after the surgical removal of their gallbladder - normally with one kidney - off everything from whale blubber to seeds and grasses - quite normally for decades with aortic stenosis until it becomes severe - several weeks without food, but only a few days without water * can live together even if they have different faiths or different ethnic backgrounds - under the laws of equal freedom - look at soil under a microscope and see the vast array of species that live in the soil * can lose eyesight completely - on many type of diets - physical strength, energy, emotional stability and happiness - small amounts of iron by simply taking half an aspirin a day * can lose their ability to smell from head injuries or the aging process - jobs, destroy relationships, and isolate themselves from their communities - normal flora because of stress, surgery, pregnancy or antibiotics - possessions as volcanoes can destroy houses, roads and fields - vision at birth, through genetic causes, or through illness or injuries * can make a difference by showing up, by showing that they care - living only because of Nature such as the seas, mountains and rivers - changes to their environment regardless of the amount of leisure time they have - conscious choices to reverse past patterns of behaviour and thinking - many different sounds independent of their size - nutritional use of the resulting alfalfa only by going through the animal cycle - objects move - the difference in how much winter damage their trees and shrubs sustain - meditate in morning and in the evening - move objects with their minds - often look tired and fatigued even though they are well-rested * can only become infected if the virus gets into their bloodstream - with West Nile virus after being bitten by an infected mosquito - find happiness if they have self-determination - get fat from prostate and ovarian hormones going bad - live fully by helping others live - taste food and liquids with the taste buds in their tongues - overcome illness by the way they feel or think or because of their belief system - perceive our auras, either visually or emotionally - perform extremely complex behaviours in the sleeping and therefore irresponsible state - pick up parasites from pork, animal pets, and even fresh produce - prevent Dengue fever by cleaning their bathtubs regularly to kill mosquito larvae - produce many associations internally without receiving information from their senses - program behaviors for objects * can protect themselves against mosquitoes and limit the number of bites they get - by avoiding tick bites and by keeping pets tick-free - from mosquitoes by wearing repellent and light colored clothing * can react to mold whether it is living or dead - very differently when exposed to the same contaminants at similar concentrations - realize their sexual orientation at any point during their lives * can recover from brain death - childhood abuse, and many people are working to prevent abuse - depression, regardless of age, when they seek help - short-term exposure to low levels of ozone - reduce greenhouse gasses in different ways - relate to the impact of their actions on their lifespan - relieve flu symptoms by resting in bed and drinking plenty of liquids - replant trees after they are cut down, and they can cut down fewer trees - report child pornography and online enticement of children for sexual acts - restore their bodies and spirits on hot summer days by eating hot ginseng chicken soup - revert to adolescence after a divorce, for example * can rise from brain death - loss and death - see brainwaves and other signals from their bodies reacting to life s events - sense discomfort in others - sometimes spread herpes even if they have no symptoms - speak in a natural voice to interact with their computers * can spread disease causing germs without actually being ill themselves - germs without being sick themselves - the bacteria in their feces, too * can spread the disease as the virus can survive on dirty boots or clothes for days or weeks - when they are shedding the virus - starve to death - stipulate that their organs go to a specific person * can stop more easily if their patterns of smoking are much lower - relying on drugs or alcohol as they develop other ways to deal with life * can suffer and die - burns from overheated equipment or from the current flowing through the body - from eyestrain, tiredness, stress, headaches and migraine - permanent blindness, paralysis, heart disease and psychiatric problems - severe digestive upset from eating leaves and stems * can survive quite a while without food, but without something to drink they die very quickly - the bite of a rabid animal, but only if medical attention is received in time - without a stomach if it has to be removed due to some disease - survive, even if it means that some are forced to eat nothing but bread and milk * can t accidentally plant seeds year after year, saving seed between growing seasons - predict when they ll become addicted to nicotine * can take cat naps with their eyes open without even being aware of it - drugs to rebalance brain chemicals - medicine when they are in a place where there is malaria - therefore reduce their cholesterol levels dramatically by changing the foods they eat - tolerate different amounts of lactose - trace routes in the brain by which phenomenological processes unfold - track body changes during puberty by close observation and accurate record keeping * can transfer the bacteria to other people directly or through contamination of food or water - people directly or through food or water * can transmit the disease as long as the bacteria remain in their system - infection after handling sick or dead birds - tobacco mosaic virus and tomato mosaic virus readily by working with plants - travel at the speed of light * can use objects and ways of doing things to solve problems - technological tools to create wealth or to destroy it - usually tell by how they feel whether their blood pressure is up or down - wake up from a coma - work as hard or as little as they want - worship trees, wolves, or anything they like * can, and do, recover from addiction. * can, however, gorge themselves on protein and fats - use homeopathic medicines to treat the acute phase of their allergy * carry both viruses for their entire lifetimes - more than the weight of gravity on their shoulders - poor sleep habits developed early in life into college and beyond * carrying heavy loads can fall and injure themselves. * carve crests, which came from their ancestors. * catch herpes through intimate physical contact, including kissing and sex - malaria when the parasite enters the blood - the infection when they get the parasite in their mouths * cause pain * center their identities on their individuality, rather than on their ethnicity. * change after getting married, especially men. * change and bodies change - develop at different times - grow and realize things about themselves all the time - as they get older * change as they grow and many things happen - older, and they learn to compensate - ecosystems to fit their social system - gradually over years or at least months - in time, thus maturing - only when the pain of remaining the same is greater than the pain of change * change over a measure of time - the course of time, as do tests - time and most certainly change depending on their surroundings and situations - time, so does their understanding of the world - processes and roles - society and the environment because they have incentives to do so * change the habitats , or homes, upon which living creatures depend - surface of the Earth by clear-cutting forests, which leads to flooding * change their behavior when they know they are being watched - minds and actions throughout their lives - sex life just from doing the bowel and liver cleansing - especially men - types of clothing, food, and shelter as their climates change * change when they are in a relationship - two different cultures interact * change with age and move on * change, grow and develop - grow, and heal when their environment is safe and supportive - memories change, and relationships change over time - most notably in their appearance - people grow in different ways * changing the meanings to suit their beliefs is what causes different denominations. * choke to death because both breath and food go down the same pipe. * choose suicide because they feel unable to cope with the pain in their lives - to gain power, influence people, and fulfill selfish needs * claim to use marijuana to relax, and some even use it medicinally. * claiming to have psychic powers have no obvious means of focusing their energy. * climb into trees or stands when conditions are wet, icy or windy. * close their hearts in order to avoid feeling pain. * coexist in the natural balance of nature. * collect honey and fibres as well as plants for food and medicinal purposes. * come because they love animals - from people, made of cells that a cell made * come in a variety of shapes and sizes - all colors, shapes and sizes, both physically and emotionally * come in all different shapes, sizes and blood types - sizes, shapes, and colors too - shapes and sizes just like they come from different races and backgrounds * come in all shapes and sizes, even toddlers - inside as well as out - shapes, sizes and colors - sizes, colors, and conditions - sorts of shapes and sizes - different colors and shapes * come in different shapes and sizes and exercise at different durations - many different shapes and sizes - out of hibernation to interact, sometimes violently - to hold a set of beliefs through observation, reason, personal experience, and faith * come together through migration, driven by one force or another - when they share experiences, knowledge, or just personal warmth - with a variety of backgrounds, beliefs, and expectations * commit adultery or fornication in order to satisfy their desires. * commit crimes because they are oppressed by the capitalist system - have emotional, psychological or intellectual problems - in order to get the things they want - domestic violence, and people are the victims of domestic violence - sin in mind, speech, and actions * commit suicide because of a break in communication with others - they are suffering from an illness called depression - they're depressed * commonly believe that they are dying - cope with emotional stress by eating too much, or by smoking or drinking too much - denounce coercion committed by individuals within society - feel lighter and more energized and notice improvements in complexion and eye color - think of doctors as either primary care physicians or specialists * communicate both verbally and non-verbally - by the way they walk, stand and sit - in numerous ways dependent upon their physical and cognitive abilities - naturally in language - non-verbally, using their body language - on both conscious and unconscious levels * communicate through reading and writing in their everyday lives - their appearance also - they communicate attitudes - when they move messages to or from other people * communicate with other people in a variety of ways - others in three primary ways-words, numbers or pictures * compete with plants and animals for food, water, and living space - turtles for the beaches on which the animals lay their eggs * complain constantly of stomach pain but have no viral or bacterial symptoms. * comprise markets and people comprise labor. * confuse schizophrenia with split personality or multiple personality. * consider suicide when they are hopeless and unable to see alternative solutions to problems - themselves either culturally or physically deaf * consistently differ from one another in behavior, differences known as personalities. * constantly move to avoid pain or to seek joy and comfort. * construct their identity in relation to where they live. * consume foods that are cold from refrigeration - large quantities of sugars, caffeine, soft drinks, and alcohol * continue to be exposed to heavy metals in the environment - imprisoned while deprived of basic human rights - die in millions - eat billions of animals each year, when all the time they never needed to - fear bats, and when they are found in their homes the bats are often killed - have peripheral vision and are often able to take care of themselves - live outdoors for fear of aftershocks - smoke, even though they know it is bad for their health - suffer the effects of radiation - think of themselves as possessing racial identities - value food, sleep and sex * contract the disease by drinking unfiltered water harboring larvae-infected fleas - during the rainy season and emit worms during the rainy season * control their breathing better, even under stress, when they use breathing exercises. * convert to other religions, and sometimes to completely different ones. * convicted of felonies lose certain rights, such as the right to vote or hold public office. * cope differently with pain especially chronic pain. * cope with debilitating illness in different ways - stress in many different ways * create economic systems which influence individual choices and incentives - governments to protect their natural rights - reality as they interact in society - rules that affect their choices and how they act - sexual addictions in their lives by making choices - the socio-economic processes that impact on the environment - ways of being - and create the things that can create ways of doing * create, because they are internally driven to create. * cultivate earthworms for several purposes - turnip as a source of food * currently use and abuse prescription drugs, legal drugs and illicit drugs. * cut tree limbs containing bird nests. * dance and sing in their everyday lives. * deal with mortality in different ways - stress in various ways * dealing with chronic pain fear the reactions of family, friends and society in general. * define culture from the way a society behaves to what a society can produce - infidelity based on their own moral views - their identity and sense of fulfilment with their level of per capita consumption * deforest because timber and wood is an essential part of life for humans. * denounce abortion as a restriction on female sexuality. * depend on air conditioning and heating to be comfortable in their homes - animals for nutrition, socio-economic development and companionship - biodiversity and natural resources - living resources for their survival - many different plants and animals for food and medicines - other living things and other people - plants for their health - their feet to remain mobile - toothpaste to clean their teeth effectively - trees for food, and animals depend on trees for food and shelter * deprived of REM sleep develop memory disorders. * derive comfort, security, and sense of identity from their belief structure. * describe excess body weight by the terms overweight and obese - objects in many ways using size, shape, colors, and textures * develop according to their own needs - addictions for reasons that vary as much as individuals themselves - allergies, and vet bills can get expensive, especially with certain animal diseases - an allergic response to protein in the mite's feces - continually throughout life - eating disorders, often unwittingly, as a means of coping - immunity either as a result of becoming infected, or through vaccination - in stages, and they change - itchy eruptions or areas of redness and inflammation on patches of sun-exposed skin - mental addictions to marijuana, physical addictions to cocaine and opiates - natural affinities to other people - phobias about many things like darkness, social situations, spiders, or blood - specific fears as a result of learning - technological systems as the means they use to modify nature - their own values, attitudes, and beliefs * die and are injured every year whilst taking part in sport. * die at all ages with no predictability - different rates when they stop eating - because heat puts a greater strain on their hearts to pump blood * die because of auto emissions - their own sins * die because they are poisoned to death by antiviral drugs - death by toxic antiviral drugs - use tobacco - before retirement - during experimental treatments all the time because they are usually terribly sick * die each day while on a waiting list for a transplant - year in spectacular airplane crashes, but airplanes are far safer than automobiles - every day by accidents and natural causes * die every day from heart attacks, strokes, and cancer - psychophysiological illness - unexpected events, like car accidents - in hospitals needlessly, by the stroke of human infallibility - day, and every single death tragedy - single day * die every year from eating tasty but poisonous mushrooms - falling branches - of acute appendicitis - everyday because of drunk drivers - for their beliefs * die from choking on food or taking baths - ergot poisoning - impurities, dehydration or mixing with other intoxicants - infections, fractures, and complications of immobility - scuba diving in caverns and caves without training * die in car accidents - courtrooms, killed by words * die in pain, alone, and feeling as though they are a burden on their families - fear, loneliness and terror - prison, whether public or private - the winter in normal times - thousands - traffic accidents on icy roads - wars * die of advanced stages of syphilis - disease before they starve to death - heart attacks while shovelling snow - hunger * die of hypothermia from prolonged exposure to cold - pronlonged exposure to cold - shock from extreme depression as well as extreme joy - often from causes related to loneliness and broken hearts - or can suffer permanent brain damage from heat stroke - regularly from gasoline * die with a natural body - younger in Russia than in many Asian countries * die, and sometimes they die in bad ways - animals die, plants and tree's die - but never in thousands as in India - people change, people move, and people grow up * differ greatly in ability. * differ greatly in their innate sensitivity to caffeine * differ in both their sensitivity to odorants and the qualities of odorants' odors * differ in the amount of the enzyme that they have in their bodies - degree to which they enjoy doing things by themselves - development of their instincts and their emotions - extent of their hair covering * differ in their abilities, interests, and personalities - capacities for visualization, synesthesia, etc - response to thermal stress * differ in their sensitivity to lactose - noise - ways of reacting to or coping with stress - on many psychological and physical characteristics - significantly in the ways in which they learn best * discover things every day, such as children who just discover their toes or hands. * discriminate against gays and lesbians on the basis of who they love. * display three distinct eating responses to stress. * do act in conformity very often with their prior behavior - aerobics to keep fit - believe what they want to believe, but conversation with others has an effect on beliefs - change over time due to the circumstances of their life - change, but most do so slowly over time - communicate chemically - develop skills over time * do die from infection with mosquito borne viruses - suddenly of old age - discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation - drugs to feel better instantly - harmful things to themselves and others when they are afraid and feeling trapped - hate others, and terrible things do happen - have absolute moral rights to their own lives, liberty, and property * do have the ability to change the future - power to make positive and negative choices - insist in thinking that older people are asexual - irrational things without food and sleep - kill people - lose physical abilities * do lose weight on fad diets - over the first few weeks - weight, get better and get their energy back - recover from eating disorders - sinful acts when they are angry - smile when they're feeling uncomfortable and nervous - still cloth diaper their babies - things to attain happiness - to other animals what they are capable of doing to other humans * do, and people cause processes to improve and perform. * don t associate candles with fire - die from lack of sleep * donate organs like eyes, livers, kidneys, but no one ever thinks about hair. * draw imaginary lines between the stars to make pictures of animals, people or things. * dream about situations or fears with which they are familiar - when sleeping * drink and use drugs for different reasons - because alcohol is mind altering and mood altering * drink blood for different reasons - on special occasions - for a number of reasons, many of which are associated with depression - from the same sources shared by farm animals as well as wild creatures - groundwater with water wells - harder and eat more, to the extent that they can t move - milk for calcium - water mostly from rain pools * drinking alcohol and driving are the cause of many accidents. * drive at dangerous speeds on streets and highways, ignoring speed limits - hydrogen-powered cars and live in homes powered by solar electric panels * drown in bathtubs - when too much water gets into their lungs * dump trash and toxic waste into water sources, further polluting it - waste in the ocean including oil which can harm animals and fish * dying of cancer have intense care needs. * earn income by helping others - more money, which means changes in lifestyles and buying habits - social status by their own work * eat and drink - beta-carotene when they eat carrots - capybara meat and produce leather from their skin - capybaras and their skin is made into leather - different things because their culture is different - fish and also feed fish to livestock * eat foods also for enjoyment - containing carotenoids, too - processed with fluoride and drink bottled water treated with fluoride - gross-looking pig intestines - in the first place to survive - less fat in order to avoid the diarrhea and fatty stools - many kinds of fish - meat because their taste buds crave it * eat more if they think they are eating less fat - in the winter and are less physically active - when quitting smoking for a variety of reasons - mushrooms of all shapes, sizes and colors - parts of grasses - plants, such as vegetable s and fruit s - shelled mollusks, as well as octopus and squid - snacks if they are hungry between meals - snakes - sugar to push more tryptophan in their brain to make serotonin * eat the animal inside of the shell as in salads, or cooked - fruit of some kinds of cactus , such as dragonfruit and prickly pear - same weight of food daily no matter what the calorie or fat content - whale's meat, blubber and internal organs and take oil from the inedible parts * eat their flesh and use their hooves, snouts, and other parts as folk remedies - meat , drink their milk , and use their fur and skin - when they are tired, lonely, and sad or feeling isolated * eat with their eyes more than their tongue * eat, drink, smoke or inject various chemicals for a variety of reasons. * eating donuts makes people fat - vegetarian diets do have lower iron stores - without chopsticks, however, tend to wolf down their food without chewing * effect the environment. * effected by autism usually have very little if any language abilities. * engage in all kinds of self-destructive behavior - consumer-related behaviour at just about every hour of the day - different patterns of sexual activity at different times of their lives - many behaviors that are dysfunctional in one sense or another - sexual relations for all types of reasons * equals numbers. * evaluate odors based on their impressions of the strength and unpleasantness of the odor. * even disturb manatees' life cycle of sleeping, eating and mating - raise catfish in ponds for food * everywhere adorn the living, and some also treat the dead, with body paint - tell fables, which are usually stories about animals * evolve over time. * exhale a tremendous amount of air while sleeping. * exhibit marked variations in how they learn, comprehend and remember - mercy, pity, and morality, all of which inhibit natural selection * exist in order to pay attention to cats - within a family or in other small groups, in a community and in a society * expect chickens to lay eggs - failure when they are experiencing intense fear or acute anxiety - large birds to be intelligent - night owls to drink - to bury their grandparents and their parents, maybe even their siblings * experience acupuncture differently, but most feel minimal pain as the needles are inserted - and express grief in different ways - bipolar disorder in different ways - daily symptoms during an allergy season - difficulty when they try to get along with other people - fear for many reasons - fear of attack, fear of injury - reality based on how they see the world - soundscapes by hearing, rather than by seeing - time and physical sensations differently * experiencing a sense of loss normally move through a series of emotional stages - alcohol and other drug problems often feel they hurt only themselves - an eye passage at night often see stars * explore a wide spectrum of sexual behaviors in their sexual development - their sexuality as a natural process of achieving sexual maturity * exposed to asbestos are at greater risk for lung cancer than mesothelioma. * exposed to beryllium dust can develop chronic beryllium disease or develop lung cancer - or fumes can develop chronic beryllium disease * express and perceive things differently. * face special problems when they have pets and wish to travel. * fall and are trampled to death by other human beings. * fall from heights such as ladders, stairs, or work platforms - victim to crime at all hours of the day or night - when they lose their sense of balance * fear being alone, being on their own, taking care of children alone - blindness even above dying - tornadoes more than Lightning, but lightning kills more people annually than tornadoes * feed fish with feces. * feel different when their blood sugar gets low - dizzy or lightheaded and can faint - pain differently, and even people with the same illness have very different experiences - pain, and then they die - sad, lonely or depressed when they lose someone they love through separation or death - that they lose control of themselves when eating * fight because they feel they HAVE to fight in order to survive - to pick the best diet for themselves in order to lose weight * find extra hours in the day by stealing hours from sleeping time - motivation in their careers, in helping people, in art, or in religion * finding themselves in demanding lifestyles can suffer through accumulated poor nutrition. * following a Paleolithic diet mostly drink water , although some also drink tea. * force air into their lungs and it automatically comes out. * forget that everything they touch, including their own bodies, are made of chemicals - trees make their own food through a process called photosynthesis * form families, tribes, cities and nations - habits that lead to obesity in childhood - hierarchical structures for remembering shapes - stones for lots of different reasons, including metabolic abnormalities and infections * freeze to death every year trying to walk for help in cold weather. * frequently confuse meadow mice with moles, shrews and pine mice - die of illnesses - enhance their appearance or health through the use of other medical technology - see osteoarthritis as being a progressive and disabling disease - trust, learn, act, and make judgments based on subjective evidence * gain social experience and skills by interacting with a diverse group of people of all ages. * gain weight during the winter months for different reasons * gain weight when they consume more calories than they burn - calories than they expend * gather in groups in order to survive, have shelter and protection, and to gain loyalty. * generally associate pedicures with relaxation, fun, even good health - attribute someone's behaviour to internal and external causes - behave in accordance with their beliefs - believe they can hide in plain sight, so to speak - care much more about cats and dogs than about coyotes and foxes - choose vegetarianism for health, ethical, and environmental reasons - fantasize when engaging in autoerotic sex or masturbation - have enough space to live and enough food to eat - learn best when they see, hear, and feel or experience during learning * generally like to eat and drink and talk - feel that they are in control of their life - live a little longer and animals are dying out fast - protect themselves by projecting their own undesirable traits onto others - require longer to understand visual information as they grow older - spend less on liquor as they get older - tend to think that the world they live in represents the whole existence - view a hospital as a place in which the sick and injured receive medical care - write from emotion * get African trypanosomiasis from the bite of an infected tsetse fly. * get addicted because of the rapid activation that leads to the dopamine release - to heroin for all sorts of individual, even accidental reasons - cancer when their immune systems weaken leaving the body vulnerable - colds when the weather is changeable and their children are sick - cryptosporidiosis when they swallow the parasites - dirty, places get old, and people age through hardship * get ehrlichiosis from the bite of an infected tick - ticks, usually by a tick bite - energy from food * get enough food to survive despite having a very low income - vitamins without taking vitamin supplements * get fat because they eat too many calories- more than they can use - take in more calories than they expend - in one culture or social class for the same reasons they get thinner in another - heavier as they get older - herpes from vaginal sex, anal sex, oral sex, and extremely close contact - in the habit of using sex as a sleeping pill - legionellosis when they inhale water mist containing the bacteria - measles when they breathe in tiny droplets that contain the measles virus - migraine headaches when blood vessels in the head expand, touching nearby pain receptors - more colds in the winter time because during the winter people like to snuggle more - old, sick, and they die - rabies from infected mammals - schistosomiasis by contact with fresh water containing flatworm eggs - schizophrenia because different parts of their brains split apart * get sick more often, and sickness lasts longer - when they swim in waters containing pathogens from human and animal waste - sick, lose their hair, and become weak - syphilis by having sex with someone who has syphilis - tapeworms from eating undercooked beef, pork or fish * get the disease by eating tainted meat - flu most often during colder times of the year - traveller's diarrhea by eating food and drinking water that contain germs - two copies of most genes, one from each parent - typhus after infective rat fleas contaminate fresh skin wounds or the flea bite site - very emotional when their survival is seen as being at risk * give money to people. * go blind and die in the prime of life - crazy and eventually die from sleep deprivation * go hungry and die because they are too poor to buy enough food - in the world, even in the United States, every day * go into nursing because they care about people - science because they are extremely interested in understanding nature * go through physical and emotional breakdowns because they refuse to forgive other people - because they refuse to forgive others * go to graveyards to clean, decorate, paint, and put flowers on graves - great lengths to disassociate masturbation from other sexual expression - museums sometimes to learn, or to simply have fun * going about their daily lives are the number one source of stormwater pollutants. * gradually lose the ability to read or drive and often progress to blindness within two years. * grow and change and learn from their experiences - incrementally - deepen as they get older - develop at different rates - learn from both cognitive and affective experiences - as they mature, and sometimes they grow in different directions - different kinds of grain as food - from childhood to adulthood because of the action of hormones * grow old and die - so do plants - up, get married, live, and die - when they share and exchange knowledge in a learning environment * grow, develop, and change vocationally throughout their lives - learn, and change * hate other people solely because they are of a different religion or race than they are. * have a hippocampus in each side of the brain - lot in common with cats and dogs - memory, and they can be reminded of things * have a moral claim to autonomy based upon their nature as humans - responsibility for their own conduct, and their actions have consequences * have a natural ability to create beautiful things - affinity to the land, the soil, and the food they eat - attraction to morbid or dark things - aversion to starving - propensity to trade, and trade requires private property to be legitimate - tendency to place their finger on the trigger while holding a gun - natural, age-old aversion to poison * have a right to be protected from crime - particularly violent crimes against the person - keep their property, a right which is protected by laws against theft - privacy and to freedom from sexual violence and coercion - privacy, which means control over their own personal information - sense of being in control of and responsible for their lives * have a tendency to generalize the cues that they use to make decisions - go where they want, even in the presence of barriers such as fences - look at things only once or twice a year - react differently when they feel there certain amount of anonymity - shut themselves in their houses after the sun goes down - think everyone is completely gay or completely heterosexual - wear safety belts more if they fit comfortably - variety of attitudes towards safety, especially people in their early twenties * have a wide range of attitudes about getting older, from optimism to pessimism - experience with breathing and breathlessness - risk tolerance - tolerance for bears - abstract language and signs which to talk to each others and strangers - adverse reactions to drugs and, at times, so do animals - all kinds of different reasons for eating vegetarian or for choosing to consume meat - also shown that they can rebuild, lives can be remade or start over * have an average of two to four million sweat glands - inherited talent for remembering stories, sometimes even long and complex ones - innate desire to associate with others - instinctual fear of snakes that stems back for thousands of years - intuitive belief in astrology - aspirations, values, and attitudes - at least seven distinct intelligences - biases on how they shape their perceptions - both rights and responsibilities for their health - careers that involve working with animals - certain habits, one of which is how they communicate and get information - children when they marry - coats of arms and organisations have coats of arms - cognitive processes, of which they are less than fully aware - differences, which produce conflict, which produces anger and resentment * have different abilities and levels of accomplishment - belief systems and different ways of creating group identies - circumstances and different conditions of health - cultures, backgrounds, education levels, and mental abilities - desires for sexual activity - faiths, customs, and occupations - genetic backgrounds - genetics, metabolic needs, and lifestyle behaviors - meanings or understandings of ambient and basking temperatures - natural traits - needs, abilities and levels of health - openings or holes in their bodies to breathe, get rid of waste, and eat * have different personality traits, such as some being extraverts and others introverts - types and styles of relating - psychological orientations to the present and the future - reactions towards illness, life and death - tastes and appetites when it comes to sex, just as they do with food - teeth, lips, and mouths - tolerance levels for hot water on different parts of their body - traditions in different parts of the world for when to wear footwear - visual abilities - vulnerabilities and resistances to a variety of diseases * have different ways of communicating with others that are influenced by where they are from - responding to pain - showing disagreement or anger in relationships - difficulties with money, relationships and health - difficulty walking due to motion - dreams about giving birth to babies that can walk and talk - eukaryotic cells - feelings, thoughts, dreams and myths - fingernails * have great control over their diabetes - individuality in their needs and in their capabilities for learning - guns for a number of reasons, like target shooting, hunting and self-defense - heart pain when the heart muscle is short of oxygen - human minds, and human minds can ascribe meaning to just about any pattern of occurence - impressions of defining actions, moments, and behavior - inertial orientation systems and accelerometers in the cochlear canal of the ear - knowledge, things contain information - learning disabilities all of their lives - less fatty tissue and often less muscle after dieting * have many kinds of responses to being sexually assaulted - things in common with animals * have mental health issues that, with time and care, are corrected - minds of their own - and their decisions are influenced by their emotions * have more children than they have teeth - hair follicles per square inch than chimpanzees and gorillas - mouths to feed - much more complex forms of verbal communication than any other primate species - nine inborn temperament traits, one is intensity - no existence apart from the world, and the world has no existence apart from people - orthodontic treatment to improve the appearance, health and function of their teeth - pain-and people have spouses, children, parents, careers and communities - patterns of injury - physical bodies - places of their own where they can sleep when it's cold - poor posture because they are tired or lazy - positive emotional effects and recognize that they have more energy - psychic energy that vigorous mental activity can deplete - quite specific styles of behavior during sexual activity - rapid heartbeat, shakiness, shortness of breath and chest pain - resources and strengths and are capable of behaving differently - rights for no other reason than that they exist as individual human beings - risk factors for injuries just as they do for disease - rituals that they go through to get up in the morning - selective perceptions and memories - sensors that detect chemicals in the air, food or water - sex for a number of reasons, some healthier than others - sources of spiritual growth and renewal - special cells in the nose that can detect some chemicals - strange allergies to foods - stress reactions to traffic, and can even have phobic reactions to traffic * have the ability to add sensations - create abstract ways of thinking - learn, to change their behavior - own their own homes - think critically and to choose and value - capacity to perceive the present because they are a part of it - fundamental right to parent children, regardless of disability - greatest rapport with others they perceive to be like themselves - power to make decisions and truly control their lives - responsibility to care for the environment * have the right to freedom of speech and expression - protect their families and livestock from predators - same body parts that produce our senses - their own unique perceptions of the world based on their belief system * have to accept that there are biological differences between men and women - sleep to stay healthy - take medicines to try to control their cholesterol levels - understand that while women live longer than men, they also live poorer - toenails, cats have claws, and horses have hooves - trouble adjusting their eyes to see in the dark without proper levels of zinc - twice as many ears as mouths * have two kidneys - parotid glands which are found in front of and below the ears - sets of chromosomes - unique ways of expressing their beliefs and practices - varying levels of sensitivity to caffeine * having a heart attack sometimes think they have heartburn - children later in life are therefore more likely to pass on flawed genes - dreams is what makes the world happen * heavily exposed to latex are much more likely to become allergic. * held in prisons are called inmates or prisoners. * helping other people is the foundation of every civilized society. * helping people is what unions are all about - volunteering is all about * hiccup from childhood though old age. * hold money even during high inflation when other assets are better stores of value. * hunt bull sharks for food, their skin and for oils - caimans because of their beautiful skin and meat - green turtles and their brethren for their shells, meat, skin and eggs - reptiles for their skin * identify a certain set of behaviors as autism - symbols with things, people or places * identify with cougars because they're pet-like - groups, because they remain as individuals come and go - the cult of vulnerability because they sense a shared experience of victimhood - their unique religious doctrines, their religion's shrines and rituals * impact biological diversity in many ways - the environment through their use of natural resources and the waste they produce * impacts on environment, and environmental impacts on people. * increase their risk of skin cancer by using sunbeds and tanning equipment. * increasingly communicate via services such as email, fax, and telephony - describe emotional disorders as chemical imbalances in their brains * inflict pain on others in the selfish pursuit of their happiness or satisfaction. * influence each other through social processes. * inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide, lowering the humidity and drying out the air - the gas and it irradiates the lung epithelium by -particles * inherit apoE genes from their parents - half their genes from their mother and half from their father - one paternal and one maternal copy of genes at fertilization * injure and kill one another, and shed blood, in the name of religion. * interact and affect one another, and have their own set of feelings and responses - in order to express themselves and elicit a response from others * interact with other people, places, and things all the time - their environment in many ways * interpret physical sensations within a specific context. * invest based on their expectations for the future - in stocks and bonds * invest money in media to manipulate public opinion - to make money - to make money with their money * involved in the trafficking of drugs are criminals - with substance abusers know frustration, helplessness, anger and grief * is what makes things happen in the high tech sector and the knowledge based sector. * just like to eat, and they like to eat stuff that tastes good. * keep all kinds of animals as pets besides dogs, cats and birds - from fleas to elephants - growing bigger until they are adults, but insects actually change forms as they mature - many animals for food - their clothes on to sleep * kill and are killed because they cling too tightly to their own beliefs and ideologies. * kill and murder other people using instruments that include firearms - the instrument that firearm - bears for sport - children because they are inconvenient * kill for fun, for sport, for fashion, for power and for wealth - in peacetime, people plot against others for personal gain in peacetime - other people and animals with cars - pythons because of their beautiful skin that is used in fashion industry - sharks because they are afraid - the animals for their fur, bones, and as a sport - themselves by smoking - thousands of sharks per year - wolves mainly out of fear * know how to talk in more or less the sense that spiders know how to spin webs. * know that a corpse is heavier than a living person - when a person is an infant there soft spot on top of the head - the risks when they start smoking and when they continue * known for their personalities are people who take a stand. * lack visual, perceptual, and mental abilities when alcohol consumption is high. * lacking hair in the middle segments of the fingers have two recessive versions of the gene. * learn about the physical world through their senses and understanding. * learn and develop at different rates and in different ways - grow differently - people communicate with one another as part of living * learn by doing things together, and knowledge itself is something collective - seeing, hearing or actually doing - thinking, doing and acting - different ways to control the urge to urinate - faster and remember longer if they see as well as hear - how to say words and sentences so that they sound the same as when others speak - in different ways, some by working with peers and some by reading or observing - languages in different ways - languages, like anything else, in different ways - more by doing than by reading - standards of behavior and form self images that they try to live up to - that when they eat foods with high fat content, they always get diarrhea * learn to be afraid from seeing the reactions of others or from stories that they have heard - deviant by associating with people who are deviant - hide their emotions when they are socially unacceptable or inappropriate - live with fear, suppression and depression - suppress their emotions by keeping their teeth together - use fire to cast copper and harden pottery - walk and talk like their parents and friends - visually as well as orally - who they are by studying where they are and where they come from * learn, grow, and change their minds. * lie in the continuum of internal locus of control and external locus of control. * like to associate themselves with individuals that want to get things done. * like to be scared, and they like to scare other people - but only when they know they are safe - with people and to develop relationships that provide love and support - believe in myths and archetypes - dance when listening to music - do things with their hands * like to eat foods that taste good * like to feel connected and feel that they can relate to others - in control of their lives - that they are in control of their lives - have and keep books - interact with people they care about - know how their brain works, including how it supports their mental activities - laugh - and they remember things that inspire laughter - learn and advance in levels of responsibility * like to live near the water - where they feel at home - look at the stars at night - meet and interact with other people - preserve memories in some physical form and to tell others about their experiences - put things in boxes - refer to things by word names * like to see foods in colors that they expect - people doing something with their hands - sit when they eat - smoke and drink at the same time - spit, break glass, and dogs do their thing - swim in the Ocean to stay cool - think of themselves as being a person of faith - visualize things * like to walk barefoot in the mud, squish it between their toes - to move around * litter less when an area is beautified and litter free. * live and breathe language ethnicity, religion - die asleep - work and play within their own communities * live in a city and animals live in woods - web of social ties and often fear dying in isolation - abject fear of violence, crime and threats - all kind of sin and lifestyles and wickedness and adultery and fornication - ancient structures, yet cell phones are common - caves and make cave drawings - close contact with their environment - communities by virtue of what they have in common - excess or absolute poverty - squalor with no access to clean water, shelter, or education - warm houses and wear heavy coats outside in winter - like beasts of prey, predator or victim, and then they die - literally from day to day - long distances from where most food is produced * live longer than ever before, and life expectancies are increasing at a steady rate - when they use their intelligence and education to acquire and practice wisdom * live on coasts, rivers, mountain chains, mountain passes, near boundaries - the Earth's surface * live together in groups called families - with other living beings * live with and touch germs everyday - other people's hearts beating in their chests * live, reason, and are moved by symbols and stories. * living alone find that pets are companions who can give and receive affection - generally have considerably fewer clothes to wash - in a building full of others can die of loneliness - at higher elevations have a higher rate of suicide - close to major highways face very high cancer risk due to motor vehicle pollution - in California have a greater risk for melanoma than the national average * living in Mediterranean countries are less likely to suffer heart disease - have a low incidence of most cancers * living in areas endemic with cholera acquire a natural immunity - with high natural background generally have less cancer - cities also have higher rates of asthma - cold, dry climates generally have smaller, longer and narrower noses * living in crowded places are also at higher risk for infections - dire poverty, spend money on tobacco instead of buying food - group settings, as well as people living independently, are at risk - more deprived areas are at greater risk of dying from smoking-related cancers * living in the plains states live on flat land - same state or nation, however, do share a common heritage - longer contribute to the increase in world population * living on a tapioca based diet tend to have severe nutrition deficiencies - high starch diets are trim and avoid common diseases * living on the Earth feel no sensation of motion - bottom of Earth don t fall off * living with a disease know that their illness stressor and needs to be managed - their illness stressor that needs to be managed - cancer often experience fatigue - epilepsy frequently encounter sexual difficulties * look at fossils to discover which life forms evolved first and which later on - for, and perceive, patterns in randomness * lose a lot of their families in wars, and some people come back hurt and injured from wars - sense of themselves when they delve into mind and personality altering drugs - confidence in money as the value of savings is reduced - health insurance benefits when they change jobs - some of their memory ability as nerve connections in the brain become weaker - taste buds as they age * lose their hearing in various ways - limbs because of landmines - touch with their pain, fear, anger, anxiety, and depression * lose weight and think they are home free - differently and in different parts of their bodies - just by keeping food records, and reflecting on how to improve their food plan - when they burn more calories than they consume - whenever they follow a structured diet plan - weight, at least in the short term - to do things, which they are good at, and knowledge is key to being good at sexuality * love to eat food and talk about food - foods that are attractively presented - touch, feel, play * make all kinds of edibles out of whole foods, partial foods, distorted foods, and chemicals - and use software, the same way people make and use music - bonfires to keep themselves warm and cook food - that influence their health - decisions almost exactly the way that animals do - fires, but so do lightning strikes and volcanic eruptions - leavened bread in Egypt - medicine out of the fresh or dried parts that grow above the ground - mistakes and people have appetites that sometimes work against their own best interests - mistakes, and doctors are people - money when they create something others want badly enough to buy it - needles out of antlers - paintings or sculptures - paper from cotton, linen, and hemp - partial foods, processed foods, devitalized foods, etc - places sacred or profane by their thoughts - sense of their world through their belief systems - simple physical inferences by acting on objects - soups by boiling things in water - spears from antlers * make tools out of bronze - use of blankets and heavy wool and alpaca garments to keep warm - value by buying and selling real estate in the market place - wine out of grapes * marry at age fourteen and have large families - young in Yemen, females as teenagers, and have an average of seven children * masturbate in different ways to heighten the level of sexual arousal. * means human beings. * measure distance in inches, millimeters, microns, and other units - how tall horses are by using a measurement called hands * misuse and abuse alcohol and drugs for a variety of reasons. * modify our environment by heating and coolings buildings for comfort. * move around the world in ever-increasing numbers - in cycles, nations rise and nations fall - into the places where bats live and eat - processes and systems - their bodies at different rates over varying distances * move, die or change their surnames through marriage - people die, people are born, and people a part of life * moving back into the cities is one of the demographic trends of the nineties and beyond. * naturally develop coping mechanisms when they have been traumatized - differ in their physical and mental abilities, talents, and tastes and preferences - regulate their body temperature by sweating - tend to gain weight as they age - work together and co-operate because they function better in that environment * necessarily wield military and economic power. * never come back as animals - wear contact lenses or eat or drink or smoke while using dangerous cleaners * normally break their legs - catch rain water or boil ground water for drinking - celebrate the birth of a child, but they are sad when someone dies - die just the way that they lived * normally have a daily physical routine that includes working, eating, and sleeping - dip in their blood pressure during the night - fear of death - interact with one another using speech as their primary mode of communication - know when they have been bitten by a bat - learn language during their childhood - lose a certain number of brain cells as they age - prefer fetuses from young women, and even better, the first baby and a male - sleep in patterns that follow four definite, gradual stages - think of producers as fruits, vegetables, and other plants * now die of cancer and heart disease, which act later in life - live longer and sometimes suffer lingering deaths as a result * nowadays absorb extrinsic impurities with their daily food intake - tend to exercise their bodies * observe the qualities of individual substances in nature. * obviously measure temperature based on feel. * occasionally experience fatigue, lethargy, and muscle pains. * often act, eat, and exercise as their parents and siblings do - are most susceptible to their triggers after a period of strict dieting - ask if butterflies are important pollinators * often associate and confuse sleep apnoea with snoring - melanoma with large, irregular spots on the skin - salmonella with reptiles * often assume that the heart has changed when they see changes in the outward appearance - they know how to write because they know how to speak - attribute human characteristics and features to similar looking objects * often become comfortable within sexual patterns after being together for several years - depressed, nervous, or even turn to alcohol or drugs to take away the pain - ill after eating contaminated poultry - less active as they age, and their appetites can decrease in consequence * often believe that sugar is off-limits for people with diabetes - there is no pattern or consistency to their eating habits - they can save their souls by doing good * often blame murder, thief, drugs, and other crimes on people social and economic standards - smokers for causing their own lung cancer - breathe through their mouths when they are short of breath - burn trees to make and sell charcoal for a living - call other meateating animals carnivores, too - celebrate festivals of religions other than their own - coexist with others who share different beliefs , traditions and customs - collect wild leeks for the edible leaves and bulbs * often confuse mass and weight - with weight - winged termites with ants, which often swarm at the same time of year - cook meat by boiling, roasting or grilling it - crave chocolate when they're sad or depressed - decide to eat differently for health reasons * often describe alcoholism as a disease - their computers as an extension of their minds or personalities * often develop a fear of falling - liver cancer before they develop cirrhosis - what are called anxiety disorders - die at night, for some reason - discriminate against others based on clothing - drink to relax, to gain confidence, or to be at ease in social situations - ease their pain with exercise, weight loss, and proper posture - eat too much fat - equate attractiveness with thinness, especially in women * often experience bloating, gas, or diarrhea when they have lactose intolerance - eating disorders as shameful, embarrassing, and hard to acknowledge - flow when physically exerting themselves - periods of asexuality - express anger in destructive ways - fall down when they faint - fear pain and suffering * often feed birds when visiting lakes or parks - whole grains to young fowl trying to save money * often feel a wide variety of emotions during psychotherapy - defensive and attack when someone is doing things differently - guilty or ashamed about being addicted, but addiction is an illness, as cancer is - healthier and more energetic when they take nutritional supplements - helpless when cancer is diagnosed - find their savings accounts depleted after a prolonged illness or disability - focus inward during the last weeks of life * often forget that children can get a sunburn even on cloudy days - vegetables and other foods contain calcium * often gain weight as they age - if they start taking drugs that contain steroids * often get into time-consuming habits, doing the same things day after day - severe headaches, ulcers, and suffer from hypertension - silly when they try to communicate with children - the disease as a result of drinking water contaminated with cholera bacteria - go for food when they re really thirsty * often go to sleep at night with problems and wake up in the morning with solutions - their doctors for a prescription for antibiotics when they get a cold or the flu * often grow apart, and parenthood is often the great dividing line between former friends - herbs in their gardens * often have a tendency to seek excessive and immediate pleasure - an emotional reaction to pain - different individual work habits - difficulty sleeping and getting proper rest in full moon periods - nausea and fatigue - strong psychological reactions to being illuminated with a laser beam - tendencies or specific ways that they feel their stress - to wait between three and five years for an organ especially for a liver - unrealistic expectations about breastfeeding - hear that cooking destroys nutrients in foods - justify their judgements about fat people by saying they choose to be fat - live together without being married - look at men's sexual health through the lens of women's health - lose weight and sleep from frequent attacks - maintain ties to the ancestral birthplace or homeland when they move - make instruments out of everyday things - miss the tops of ears, and the backs of arms and legs * often mistake cheetahs for leopards - depression for emotion - playing for mating in otters - red bats for leaves when they hang on their roosts - symphylans for larger centipedes, which are often beneficial predators - the open-mouth hissing and drooling behavior of opossums as a sign of rabies - misunderstand eating disorders as a wish to go back to childhood - modify rivers to help distribute and store water in a desert - outgrow drug and alcohol addiction - perceive themselves in terms of their constraints as mortal beings - plan to leave money to their children upon their death - purchase because it is often associated with prestige and wealth - react with fear or anger when they feel that their interests are threatened - receive healing through the laying on of hands * often refer to a building's acoustics as the way sound travels through the building - microorganisms as germs - remember things better if it relates to their personal experiences - report weight gain during the wintertime - sacrifice exercise, healthy food and sleep for other things like studying and fun * often see lizards dart over logs and rocks - the coyote as black or white, but the animal's true color shade of gray - seek comfort by sleeping with a pillow between their thighs - show the character, temperament and mannerisms of the animal in their birth year * often speak before thinking, and hurt others, sometimes without even realizing it - of feeling that their life is out of their control when they have cancer * often start drinking when they feel stressed or because their friends drink - getting the warning signs of chronic disease when they are young * often stop or limit their breathe when they feel anxious or a sensitive area is massaged - taking their medications when they begin to feel better - sunbathe in comfortable places where there is ample sunlight - take aspirin for a headache - talk as if shyness disease or mental condition that can be cured * often tend to live, work, consume and release their wastes near inland water - separate the world into living and non-living components * often think of bones as rigid, unchanging calcium pillars - calcium as a muscle relaxant - chemicals as artificial or toxic substances - dieting when they are gorging on sweet stuff - fossils as being mineralized bones or shells stored in museums - insects as pests, but insects are valuable members of the natural world - mammoths as huge, giant beasts, who are much larger than modern elephants - sculpture as being solid, but sculpture is also about space - sharks as of solitary hunters - sponges as plants, rather than being animals - pesticide means insecticide * often think that gemstones are precious because they are beautiful - puberty and adolescence refer to the same thing - the size of the paws determine the size of the dog - they can breathe properly - the amount of money they earn reflects their worth - very differently about sex and what it means - treat back pain with analgesics and bed rest, but the pain can return * often try drugs like heroin because they feel peer pressure - such as marijuana because they feel peer pressure - to walk across the ice and let their dogs run about on the frozen surface * often use active imagery as a way to relax or to relieve distressing symptoms - beaches as a place to swim, to work on their tan, or just to relax - food as comfort for stressful experiences - poisons called insecticides to kill pest insects - religion to make sense of things and keep themselves hopeful in life - their fingers to take the meat while eating - wear masks to take on another persona or to ward off supernatural forces - worry that common things in their environment can increase their risk of cancer * often write obscurely because they have never taken the trouble to learn to write clearly - with chalk on a chalkboard or blackboard * only adopt infants and toddlers - bleed under a few circumstances when they acquire a tongue piercing - die in water because of the currents - grow through interaction with other people - have one body and eating is one of the big ways the body responds to stay healthy - think of technology as being circuits and electrodes and machines * ordinarily believe, assume, that they are awake continually conscious. * own pets for companionship, protection, or any number of other reasons. * owning stuff is personal property. * paint cave drawings and make things out of clay. * participate in risky sexual behaviors because they are ignorant of facts and information. * pasteurize food to kill any harmful microbes. * paying for goods and services generate income. * perceive their health within their own context and environment. * perform behaviors where rewards outweigh punishment. * photograph well, as do cars, buildings, furniture, and most man-made objects. * plagued by hay fever can breathe freely. * planning involves the number and type of people to hire - to commit suicide often communicate their plans to others * play an important part in maintaining the flow of energy in the biosphere - sports to get healthy or just to have fun - video games in which they pretend to ski or drive cars * plural noun and requires the plural pronoun their. * pollute, and people consume resources. * possess bio-energy. * practice eugenics all over the world and have done so for many thousands of years - risky behaviours for complex reasons related to attitudes, pressures and barriers * pray when they are young, when they are old, when they are in trouble, every day and always. * predict weather and climate changes based upon measurements and patterns. * predominate over currencies, individuals over institutions. * prefer to take the body fluid of an animal that they have bred to be enormous. * preserve art and artifacts in special places. * pretending to be psychic often prey on parents of missing children. * probably kill more rodents each year than any other wild animal. * process and retrieve information slower as they age - information in a variety of ways * produce wine, for example, in order to be able to exchange it for things other than wine. * providing services to people is what long term care is all about. * pursue wealth because they want the freedom to fulfill their heart's desire. * put mosquito fish in ponds, creeks and lakes to keep the mosquito population down - weight back on when they revert back to their old eating habits * quickly become dependent on nicotine when using tobacco products. * quit drug and alcohol addictions every day - jobs because the hours they work create hardships personally and financially * race because, at some level, they have to. * raise fish or shrimp in shallow water and cultivate reed around it. * rape and murder women and children everyday * reach maximum persuasability around the age of nine. * react differently to herpes infections - the experience of being involved in a traumatic incident - women than they do to men who are obviously obese * react differently when exposed to carcinogens - they are attuned to the energy - instinctively to color * react to anxiety in many different ways - cats strongly, either with affection or repulsion - odors according to their attitudes and previous experience * react to stress differently, too * react to stress in different ways and have different thresholds of stress - very differently when exposed to the same contaminant at similar concentrations * reap health benefits only if they keep the weight off. * receive their genetic makeup from their parents. * receiving transfusions overseas are at an increased risk of becoming infected. * recognize each other by their faces and their voices, among other biological cues. * recover from stress faster and more completely when exposed to natural outdoor environments. * recovering their health want to breath. * reduce insulin by different amounts. * refer to having auras around our bodies when in fact the correct term is the odeic body. * reflect their backgrounds and personality by their ideas and way of thinking. * regard their environment in terms of objects. * regularly exposed to sunlight can get enough vitamin D without having any come from food - measure their height in feet and inches * relate best to others who have similar beliefs and value systems - the age of teenagers to reckless driving * relate to suffering and pain - the conditions of existence through the practice of ideology * rely on many different plants and plant parts for food - past experience and information to form expectations * rely on plants in every aspect of their daily life * rely on the ocean as their primary source of protein - resources of forests for their livelihood and recreation - their knowledge of classification to understand what different species are like * remain eminently human at work, and emotions do play a part in people's behavior - free, in libertarianism, to purchase goods and services for self-defense - infectious as long as their blood contains the virus - poor when they are denied access to basic opportunities for human development * remember eyes - things more when a thought is connected with an emotion * report sleeping in a large variety of places - their teeth have never felt cleaner * require less sleep, as they grow older. * respond differently to medications - specific antidepressants - stress, as well - more emotionally to sound and moving objects than they do to static images and text * respond to colors on the basis of age, income and education - emotions, feelings and arousal - pain in a variety of ways - stress in highly individualized ways - touch depending upon their upbringing and self-image * ride bicycles for transportation, sport, exercise, and for pure pleasure. * routinely eat fresh, frozen, and processed foods from around the world - overestimate a dog's weight, especially if they are on the ground, looking up * run the highest risk of getting stung when they disturb the insects' nests. * save and invest freely, take risks and earn returns based on that risk - when the money comes out of income before other needs * say that bats like to fly into people's hair - dolphins are among the smartest animals in the world - frogs and toads eat only live food - gophers are all mouth and no heart because they eat such a wide variety of plants - they can smell the milk on a young mammal - their parents have cancer or high blood pressure * scream when they die. * see bats as carriers of many diseases - wealth as the reward for work * seek drugs to cope with spiritual, emotional or physical problems. * seeking acupuncture are of all ages and walks of life - marriage licenses are a very low-risk population * seem to give up living even before they physically die - inherit allergies, most often from their mothers - like to assign human standards of behavior to animals or inanimate objects - really emotionally respond to predators like wolves, big cats and bears - tolerate pain better when plants are around * sense colors on many levels. * sexually abuse others because they've been abused. * share needles for all sorts of reasons like steroids, diabetes, allergies, etc. * shed about one gram of skin flakes per day - more skin than just about any other animal * show a wide range of variability in their tolerance for chemical exposure - beauty in actions * simply respond sexually in ways in which they have learned to respond. * sin because of the flesh - they willingly sin * sleep about as long after an inactive day as after a vigorous day - better after a massage, which helps the body to heal and renews the emotional reserves - in baskets suspended from ropes - on bamboo mats, which they roll up in the daytime - too much, sleep too little or frequently wake up in the middle of the night * sleep, sleep in the daytime if they want to, if they want to. * sleeping rough, especially for long periods, are particularly at risk from poor health. * smoke because they want to smoke - for a complex mix of psychological and physiological reasons - in public places, on public transportation, and in restaurants - marijuana in cigarettes and pipes and mix with food and drinks * smoke, they take drugs, they drink alcohol. * smuggling and trafficking Human trafficking is akin to human slavery. * sometimes associate vegetarianism with activism - assume that dementia normal part of aging * sometimes breed wolves and dogs creating wolf hybrids that can be mistaken for wolves - with dogs, creating wolf hybrids that can be mistaken for wolves - bring water from wet places to hot deserts so plants can grow - build fences to keep sand from shifting so much - change their ways of living - die from widow bites - dream that they see zebras - exchange sex for money or access to other resources - fail to rehabilitate injured muscles * sometimes feel 'blue' and depression natural response to loss - empty when they retire, and their feelings of self worth decline - like they are going to die - threatened when one looks into their eyes - forget that alcohol is an active drug that affects the brain * sometimes get tattoos to show that they belong to a gang or culture group - ulcers which are larger than one-half inch in diameter - go after sex when what they really want is caring and closeness - have a tendency to remember things inaccurately, or forget details of the whole * sometimes have difficulty admitting they have a problem with drugs or alcohol - coping with life's daily problems - inaccurate beliefs about stallions, both positive and negative - lapses of attention related to low alertness * sometimes hunt aardvarks for their meat - the sea otters - leave garbage and food in places where bears can easily find it - marry solely for what they can get out of marriage - masturbate as a way to release tension or fall asleep - merge their family names, creating compound names - react to illness the same way - run away because they are unhappy or mad - say that having children is the source of happiness for women - share computers - sleep outside in very hot weather as it is too hot indoors - speak in voices of hatred, contempt, and fear - stop taking an antibiotic when they feel better * sometimes think that meditation is escaping from daily activities of life - they are pests because they get into garbage or eat gardens - though that only older people get cancer - throw garbage into water - train animals, such as dogs or monkeys, to adopt such a pose on command - wonder how the eggs within the egg mass survive over winter * soul came into a physical body. * speak in words, and phrases, and clauses. * speaking the same language can have different accents. * spend a large part of their lives in buildings such as offices, homes, schools, and churches - all of their lives learning to identify voices * spend money differently as they age, and that affects the stock market - when and where they feel good * spend more time at work than anywhere else during their awake hours - they do awake at home - indoors than outdoors * spend, save, work and mature in predictable patterns as they age. * start having sex early and indiscriminately - most fires in the tropical forests of the world - smoking cigarettes when they're teenagers * starting companies create wealth, and that process changes society. * startled by laser exposures occasionally do rub their eyes and scratch their cornea. * steal, kill and sell themselves for money to purchase drugs. * stick metal objects through eyebrow, navel, tongue, and more private parts. * still blame certain plants and their pollen for seasonal hay fever and allergies - breathe oxygen and still eat dinner - buy and sell stocks, bonds, and mutual funds - die dreadful deaths from incurable illnesses * still die of cancer - dehydration today - expect objects with things that make sounds - have prejudices and minorities can experience discrimination - hunt seal for meat when possible * still live by the ancient rhythms of planting and harvest and of birth and death - of planting and harvest of birth and death - mourn when people die - possess characteristics of youth in old age - see sanitation as the construction of latrines - smoke cigarettes, including teens - suffer from anxiety, from grief, from loneliness - teach their kids to hate groups of people based on ethnicity or personal beliefs - think that what makes people well are doctors, nurses, hospitals, and drugs - treat asthma as an episodic disease * still use bacon fat to add shine to the eggs after they are decorated - drugs, and some abuse drugs - write poetry and music, and they still paint and sculpt * stop climbing trees when they grow up - eating chocolate before ingesting toxic levels * struggle with depression, loneliness and the sense of unrealized expectation. * study and learn form one another - fungi for a variety of reasons * study the body for physical well being - mind for mental well being - swarm intelligence of social insects and animals such as fish , birds , and ants * substantially underestimate the risks of smoking. * suffer because of attachments of one sort or another - brain injury every day without losing consciousness - dementia and loss of control of movements before they die * suffer from insomnia and general discomfort during the daytime - malnutrition, disease, parasites - health-related illness when the body's temperature control system is overloaded - heat-related illness when the body's temperature control system is overloaded - today when they are denied work or acceptance because of their race or appearance * suffering from allergies often are prone to other disorders - anorexia are very skinny but are convinced that they are overweight - asthma and other lung ailments are especially vulnerable to airborne sulfates - asthma, poor digestive system, weak immune system, also suffer from psoriasis - cardiovascular disease are particularly at risk - celiac disease often develop cracked corners - clinical depression tend to have difficulties eating and sleeping - diarrhea also suffer from dehydration due to the loss of water - fibromyalgia, often have low magnesium levels * suffering from heart disease are twice as likely to have a heart attack an hour after sex - can start living healthier lives with a heart transplant - hypertension usually depend on drugs their entire lives - insomnia usually describe themselves as light sleepers * suffering from malaria are often anaemic and have enlarged spleens - can develop severe disease symptoms very rapidly - manic depression are often artistic, and express their pain through their art - mumps have persistent sore throat - neurosis usually suffer much greater levels of anxiety - stress tend to find relationships difficult - the disease produce a smaller amount of red and white blood cells - traumatic brain injury often exhibit changes personality and lifestyle * surround themselves with symbols of their identity - which impart meaning to other people * survive and even prosper in times of pain, suffering, and hardship because they have hope. * sweat so the evaporation of water can help regulate body temperature. * swimming or playing in water containing the organism are at risk of infection. * take 'mind altering' chemicals to enter a different state of consciousness - a long time to recover after brain surgery - creatine as a supplement to gain strength and body cell mass * take drugs because they are weak - they're trying to produce an optimal level in their physiology * take in viruses and bacteria all the time through the air they breathe and the food they eat - water in many foods they eat - supplements in addition to a normal diet - time to interact, communicate and develop relationships with one another - up smoking for a variety of reasons - vitamins to perk themselves up and sleeping pills to go to sleep - water from streams and rivers for drinking, laundry, bathing, and crops * taking a certain drug tend to be more depressed than the average person - acid blocking drugs and strict vegetarians are also at risk - antacids are also more likely to get sick - antibiotics or antacids are also at greater risk of getting ill from some germs - aspirin are particularly prone to bleed - diuretics also are particularly vulnerable to dehydration - ginseng often report feelings of improved overall well-being * talk about anxiety as fear, worry or stress - physical differences as well as eating habits and lifestyles - and think in chunks of language that represents thoughts - in rhythms that are as individual as facial expressions - with their hands and bodies as much or more than their mouths * tan when sunlight stimulates eumelanin production. * tend to adapt to whatever level of consumption they are at - anthropomorphize mammals and birds particularly * tend to associate bacteria with illness - large brain size with higher intelligence - physicians with a state of illness - with others similar to themselves * tend to be ashamed of being hungry and are staying at home - more pessimistic when they are in a depressed state or mood - selfish and self-centered - become more religious as they age - believe lies that reinforce their own selfish, personal beliefs - bond to one another in all sort of relationships - carry their stress in their shoulders and upper back - collect the objects associated with their gender in society - come in various personality types, body types and hair colors - crave tobacco less when they have a clean mouth - cut their body into two parts which prevents any chance of silk reeling - define themselves by their boundaries - deprive themselves of sleep during the week - detoxify through whatever part of their body is weakest - develop a certain belief system based on their experiences - die eventually - differ in their attitudes about sexual orientation - divide themselves into groups - good people and bad people - donate blood less - drink more at night or in dark places because deep inside they know it is wrong * tend to eat more and richer foods - when food is readily available - where they watch television - exercise less, catch less sunlight and eat fewer green, leafy vegetables * tend to feel most comfortable with others in their age group - safe when there are dolphins around - gain weight in early stages of dementia - get more interested in birdwatching and feeding birds as they get older - grow older, how they look * tend to have 'common-sense assumptions' about racial identity and characteristics - more children in poorer societies because children are often assets - movement disorders and psychotic features in addition to dementia - stereotypes of other cultures - wide variation in their functioning * tend to increase shallow chest breathing when stressed - the proportion of their incomes they spend on homes as their incomes rise - inherit the tendency to develop allergies - invest in people - keep their caloric intake constant - kill animals they fear - know, enjoy, and develop friendships with people who are similar to themselves * tend to like each other if they share similar characteristics - to own things that can easily be discarded - litter regardless of whether the property is publicly or privately held * tend to live in families and communities in which individuals have different roles - with their behavior for years before seeking treatment * tend to lose their teeth from accidents, tooth decay or gum disease - weight as the disease progresses * tend to make bad decisions about sex when they are high or drunk - irrational decisions based on their wants rather than their needs * tend to marry individuals like themselves - only when they can economically afford to - move slower if there is tension in their bodies - neglect women with big feet - organize information in a manner that supports their opinions and beliefs - overestimate the height of vertical objects - perform to expectations - if they know what they are - pray after they've watched others pray * tend to protect a painful shoulder and hold the arm next to the body - themselves from pain - react individually to antidepressants - remain in close physical contact during social interaction - speak often about their hearts, breasts, guts, and genitals * tend to spend according to what they believe is their permanent income level - they believe their permanent income is - as little time and effort as possible to satisfy their wants and needs - stuff objects of all shapes, sizes and materials into their suitcases - take life for granted and live the present without any concern for the future * tend to think of attributes as something they possess, rather than something they do - caves as barren, lifeless areas - diabetes as one disease - diversity as simply demographic, a matter of race, gender or age - freshwater fish as being in ponds, reservoirs and lakes * tend to think that dogs only dream of chasing or being chased - only the water that they see adult fish in is important to fish - spiders are insects but they are classified as arachnids - they can do anything themselves, even Spiritual things - they can eat all they want if the food is fat-free - use smoking as a substitute for food - view the brain as a sort of input-output box * terrified by false alarms about bats and rabies are vulnerable to many kinds of exploitation. * therefore require insulin injections to control their blood glucose levels. * think angels fly because they have wings - bats drink cows blood - by processing and process by talking to themselves and others - differently about the way they eat - fat is the culprit of all disease - freezing affects the taste, but look at what it does to meat or food * think in terms of images as well as words - what they see and how things look - the language of images and communicate with images - love is an emotion - moths eat clothing * think of arthritis as one disease, osteoarthritis, which mainly affects the elderly - caves as black holes filled with bats - history as names and dates about the passage of time - objects as having color - quilts to put on beds to keep themselves warm - the size of people in terms of height - treating bacterial infections with antibiotics - only of life, but in fact death is important in the proper balance of life * think that animals can be tamed like some sort of dog - being overweight means that a person is lazy or bad - getting in shape and losing weight is about having willpower - they create pollution, noise, litter and drinking - urine is disgusting because it stinks and human waste - without words and the mind works with concepts instead of words * thrive on mobility. * trade in family size for a better quality of life - money for items of value or for services - with other people for goods or services that they value * transport plants and animals to use for food, decoration, pest control , or pets. * treat animals as inanimate objects. * tripping on pot or drifting on a marijuana hangover are workplace and highway hazards. * try drugs because they want to be released from the world they are living in - things to relieve pain * try to attract storks by putting baskets on the roofs for potential nest sites - break a forward fall with their arms, which can lead to wrist injuries and fractures - hide an eating disorder, often by bingeing, bingeing and purging, or starving * trying to eat healthy know the importance of integrating whole grains into the diet - stop smoking often replace that habit with other habits * turn information into knowledge by using it to make decisions and take actions. * turn to drugs and alcohol because they don t have a clue as to why they re alive - plastic surgery because they want to change something in themselves and look better * typically bleed from the front part of the nose - put breastfeeding in the context of infant nutrition, but it is more than that * undergoing cancer treatment also are susceptible to severe infection. * understand that habitat destruction and pollution are harmful to wildlife. * unfold their hands when dying. * use 'gunpowder' to make bombs and fireworks - 'luggage' to carry their possessions when travelling - a variety of methods for staying warm like burning fuels, electricity, and insulation - acid too, they make ink and cleaning substances to shine cars - amphetamines for different reasons - and affect natural resources - appearance as a measure of worth - bamboo to build houses , fences , furniture and other things - ceremonies to mark important passages in their lives - chemicals to treat their psychic and spiritual pain - cleaning supplies to control dust mites, mold, mildew, and bacteria - clocks to tell time - codes to decipher the meanings of cultural representations of social life - cognitive schemas to guide their attentional focus - comparative anatomy to unite or divide different species - contraception - coral reefs for fishing, underwater photography, scuba diving, and snorkeling - differences in language to justify deeper fears and resentments or to control others - different senses or modes to convey their thoughts to others - dildos for a variety of purposes - dogs to hunt and to carry things - domesticated animals as livestock, that means for food, clothing, and work - down clothing and sleeping bags to keep out the cold * use drugs as an anesthesia to forget the past, to deal with their problems - for a huge variety of reasons - in many ways for many reasons * use drugs to feel good - make themselves feel better and alter reality - dry cleaning because it takes less work than hand washing - eating to assuage psychological pain, which can lead to an addiction-like state - electricity every day to make their lives easier and to stay healthy - elephant grass to make mats while pondweeds are used for food by both people and fish - energy from the moment they get up in the morning to when they go to bed at night - feathers for many purposes - fire as a weapon in times of war - foggers in their homes to kill cockroaches, fleas, and other pests * use food for all kinds of reasons beyond fueling the body - to cope, celebrate, relax, or procrastinate - foreign words to name their businesses and restaurants, dishes or food cards - fur for clothing because it is very warm - garlic to eat or for medicinal reasons - hair to make statements about themselves - high frequency radio transmissions to communicate over long distances - hollyhock for preventing and treating breathing disorders and digestive tract problems - hygrometers to make sure the humidity level in their homes is at a comfortable level - interval clocks when engaged in music or sports * use language and visual images to influence the thnking and actions of others - to understand what they hear and read and to express themselves - laser to remove many things such as birth marks, blemishes, and tattoos - length to help describe matter in exact ways - levers to move their bodies - low-calorie foods and beverages for many reasons other than dieting - lungs to get oxygen, a bug gets their through their skin or hard shell - many different words and symbols to talk about their inner life and spirituality - maps when they are trying to find the actual distance from one location to another - masks in facial treatments - mathematics to make sense out of the world and to communicate what they think and know - metaphors to make sense of their experiences with disease - mind-altering substances for many reasons, good and bad - muscles to make various movements, such as walking, jumping, or throwing * use music as a means of asserting their ethnic identity in the face of a cultural threat - in personal and social activities, in work, and in ceremonies - names because they are easier to remember, and identify with, than numbers - nicotine to kill weeds and other plants because it is such a powerful poison - number words, number gestures, and number symbols - oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide - pectin to thicken things , like jelly and jam - pesticides to control or eliminate unwanted plants, fungi, or animals including insects - prediction to make everyday decisions - rake to gather loose things like leaves , hay , and grass - reason when they rest beliefs on evidence - reindeer for meat and milk - religion for comfort and security - royal jelly for treating rashes such as black head rash, herpes and dermatitis - science to study the natural world, and to figure out how it operates - social comparison to determine how well they are achieving satisfaction with life - solar energy for a variety of reasons - special terminology to describe waves, their properties and characteristics - specific thinking patterns when they think creatively - stimulants to stay alert, to get a rapid surge of energy, or to lose weight - stimulants, like sugar and caffeine, to keep going in spite of a poor diet * use the Internet to exchange ideas and to transmit messages - evaporation of water to get rid of heat - parts that grow above the ground for medicine - term to mean any number ailments associated with the stomach and intestines - word terror to describe the severity of the anxiety connected with panic * use their hands and mouths - innate and learned facial muscular movements to either express or mask emotions - sense of smell to get more pleasure out of the food that they are eating - skin and feet to make novelties - tobacco and other drugs to meet their needs - too many pesticides to control insects and bugs that are eating their crops - tools, and monkeys use tools - unconscious defense mechanisms to cope with life - underground tunnels to go from building to building without getting wet - vast amounts of energy and produce massive amounts of waste and exhaust - violence because they had a horrible childhood - visual images to communicate ideas and convey meaning - volatile oils chiefly for their flavor or odor - water in homes for drinking, cooking and cleaning - wheat germ which is sold in both toasted and natural forms, to add nutrition to food * use wheelchairs for mobility and freedom - when they aren t able to walk on their own - wood for making toilet paper, pencils, and other things - words to talk about their experiences - worms to catch fish to eat - wristwatches to create urgency in their lives * using guns kill people - some stimulants can become aggressive - troglitazone and injected insulin can experience hypoglycemia * usually become infected by drinking contaminated, unpurified water - during the summer, when they are more likely to be exposed to ticks - with the fungus through breathing - catch rabies from being bitten by wild animals - complain of pain along the shin where the muscle meets the bone - develop agoraphobia sometime between their teen years and their mid-thirties - die of secondary infection, such as pneumonia - don t sexually assault others in public - experience a sense of well-being when in an altered state of consciousness - fear blindness above all other disabilities - feed animals junk food, and they can find plenty of nutritious food in the wild * usually feel a sense of deep heat, which can be a relaxing or tingling sensation - heartburn as a burning sensation or pain behind the breastbone * usually get chancres near the genitals, but they can form anywhere on the body - get rabies from the bite of a rabid animal - plague from being bitten by a rodent flea that is carrying the plague bacterium - tuberculosis because of a weakened immune system * usually have a fever and a hard time breathing - more itches in the warmer months due to bug bites, poison ivy and bee stings - phobias that deal with objects , situations or activities * usually have two copies of the gene, one inherited from each parent - kidneys, and one is all that is needed to live a normal life * usually know when they are bitten by a bat - lie when they are afraid - make more money if they love what they are doing, when work is fun and enjoyable - marry rather than indulge in pre-marital sex - place different weights on gains and losses and on different ranges of probability - recover on their own and develop some immunity to future infections - remarry someone with fewer negative qualities than the ex-spouse - sleep very late, sometimes at dawn, after spending long times in mosques - sort themselves out in society into occupations they choose based on personality - sweat during sleep, so futons absorb sweat and collect moisture - think medical treatment helps sick people to get healthy * usually think of a newborn as having no teeth - cryptography as a means to secure private transmission of data - entrepreneurs in terms of the smallest, start-up businesses - parks as places for enjoyment * usually try to get out of extreme heat before they begin to feel ill - extreme heat or cold before they begin to feel ill - lose weight by eating less - use the terms predator and prey to refer to animals - wear shoes in public - write or print using black ink, but ink can be any color * vary a lot in their ability to feel their heartbeat - as to the type of corn they are allergic to - enormously both in their circumstances and also in their individual financial needs - greatly in initial weight, age, height, health status and bone structure * vary greatly in their response to chemical exposures - sensitivity to stimuli * vary in abilities, motivation and readiness to learn - height, weight, shape, posture, carriage, and bearing - how and when they show affection - the manner to which they let smell affect their lives * vary in their ability to acclimatize - cope with stress - smell and taste - ablity to absorb the calcium that is in their diet - biological susceptibility to developing speech anxiety - levels of understanding, their temperaments and spiritual development - reactions to the risk of infertility * vary in their response to allergens and sensitizers - sensory perception - spatial reasoning skills and in their short-term memory capacity - tolerance for suffering, both for their own and for that of other people * vary widely in the intensity and frequency that they communicate via text - their response to exercise * vary widely in their susceptibility to hypnosis * visiting bat caves sometimes force hibernating bats to wake up. * vomit blood and struggle to breathe. * walk around for years with a swollen testicle because they're embarrassed - due to small electrical signals from the brain telling their leg muscles to contract - for hours and wait for days to have their teeth extracted * walking under ladders also expose themselves to the danger of objects falling from above. * wash their dogs more frequently than they cut their own hair. * watching major sport. * wear bug nets over wide-brimmed hats to keep the flies out of mouths, eyes, and noses - clothing to keep their bodies covered, protected and comfortable - crosses on chains around their necks - masks to prevent flu, too - ornaments mainly to beautify the body - rings so that others know their marital status - shoes to protect their feet - thick gloves, usually made of wool or fabric, to keep their hands warm in cold weather * weigh themselves to see if they gained weight. * wonder whether bird feeding causes birds to change their migratory behavior. * work and sleep at all different hours - at their jobs because they have to earn a livelihood * work because they have to due to capitalism and individualism - want to reap the produce of labor - longer hours and sleep less - when they have to and eat and sleep when they can * work, live and play in places that are relatively close together. * working in dairy parlours are often in contact with cattle urine - groups often share tasks - health care are among the most educated and dedicated workforce in any industry * working in professions such as business , law , and politics wear dress shoes - , law , and politics wear dress socks - serious thought often live most of their lives in the workplace - minimum wage jobs go to where the rents are less - to reduce noise are environmentalists seeking an ethic of the commons * working together can make a difference in the prevalence of back injuries in the workplace - to prevent abuse and neglect is the theme of activities in many communities * worldwide place themselves in history based on historical events or occurrences. * worry about nitrate in drinking water for a variety of reasons. * write on paper, and books are made of paper - without ever reading + 1680s BC: 17th century BC + 2007 Universal Forum of Cultures, Core Concepts, Cultural Diversity: Ecology :: 2007 :: Monterrey * The existence of cultural diversity in the world is an undeniable fact. People often coexist with others who share different beliefs, traditions and customs. Forum seeks to provide knowledge of the circumstances in which others live, new ways to see the world, respect our planet, and seek social advancement. + Abbreviation: Linguistics * An 'abbreviation' is a shorter way to write a word or phrase. People use abbreviations for words that they write a lot. The English language occasionally uses the apostrophe mark ' to show that a word is written in a shorter way, but some abbreviations do not use this mark. More often, they use periods, especially the ones that come from the Latin language. * People often think words are abbreviations when in fact they are acronyms. + Above mean sea level, Definition: Physical geography :: Geodesy * It is not possible to determine the average sea level for the entire planet. The sea level also changes over time when measured at just one location. This is because the sea is in constant motion, affected by the high and low pressure zones above it, the tides, local gravitational differences, and other reasons. People can only pick a spot and calculate the mean sea level at that point and use it as a datum. An alternative is to base height measurements on an ellipsoid of the entire earth. GPS and other satellite systems do this. In aviation, the ellipsoid known as World Geodetic System 84 is increasingly used to define mean sea level. Another alternative is to use a geoid based datum such as NAVD88. + Accent: Language * The way a person says words usually comes from where he or she was a child, and other people where he or she lives. People learn how to say words and sentences so that they sound the same as when others speak. * People speaking the same language can have different accents. Even people in the same country can have different accents. Sometimes people can tell what city someone lived in when as a child, by the way that person speaks. + Acronym * An acronym usually must be able to be spoken as word. Other abbreviations such as USA, ECU, FBI, NBA, and NRA have combinations of letters that are not pronounced as a single word. People just say the letters, one after another. These are sometimes called acronyms, but are more often called initialisms. + Adam Smith: 1723 births :: 1790 deaths :: Scottish writers :: 18th century philosophers * People call the book just 'The Wealth of Nations'. It stated some of the ideas on which modern economics is based, especially market economics. He decides that if every person does what is best for himself and his little circle of family and friends, then the country will do better. * Venice is built on 117 small islands that are separated by 150 canals. People cross the canals by many small bridges. They can also be taken for rides along the canals in a type of boat called a 'gondola'. The buildings in Venice are very old and attractive, and tourists come from all over the world to see them and the canals. This has made Venice one of the most famous cities in the world. The most famous sights are the Rialto Bridge, St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace. + Addiction: Diseases :: Psychology * When you have addiction to something it is called being 'addicted' or being an 'addict'. People can be addicted to drugs, cigarettes, alcohol, gambling, caffeine, and many other things. + African traditional religion * They are folk religions, and combine different beliefs. In general, people in the cities confess to either Christianity or Islam. The people outside the cities confess to the traditional religions. These religions are omnipresent in everyday life. All that happens has a supernatural cause, rooted in religion. People are born with a certain religion. Normally conversions from one belief system to another do not take place. There is a central belief in a 'life force' which links everyday life with the metaphysical. Generally, such religions are full of life, and have a low esteem for an ascetic lifestyle. There is also the fear of spirits, the dead, and of magic, which influence everyday life. + Agnosticism: Religion * People often have difficulty telling agnosticism and atheism apart. Atheists do not believe in the existence of deities, and some say that they are sure that no deity exists. They state that there is neither enough evidence nor a strong enough argument to believe any gods exist, and so they reject belief that any exist. While agnostics think we cannot 'know for sure' whether any deities exist, some agnostics do 'believe' at least one deity exists. Some agnostics just cannot themselves decide whether to believe any deities exist or not. + Albert Einstein, Theory of special relativity: 1879 births :: 1955 deaths :: Americans of German descent :: Cardiovascular disease deaths in the United States :: German Jews :: German physicists :: Jewish American scientists :: Naturalized citizens of the United States :: Nobel Prize in Physics winners * Maybe the distance between the places where his basketball hits the floor of the airplane is about one meter or one yard. If some people are under the airplane they can mark the place directly under the airplane where the ball hits the floor. Those marks are a meter or maybe a yard apart. So everybody agrees that the bounces are about a meter or a yard apart. Later the plane takes off. People still watch it from on the ground. But this time bounce number 5 is over a place in Gibraltar and bounce number 6 is over a place in Spain. The distance between bounces is measured in kilometers or miles on the ground, but the people on the plane get the same answers they did while the plane was on the ground. * People are resistant to change, even if it's for the better. There are probably more. But I really think this is the way to go, to stop these proposals coming up time and time again. * People wouldn't elect others who are clearly not active. An other point to consider is, that the user base of the wiki changes from time to time. People leave and new one come. The users who do a good job will keep the rights, the ones who doesn't do a good job will lose it. If you are inactive, you don't need the tool anymore, so you will lose the tool, if you are active you will keep it because the this will surely be the case in re-elections. That would look bad. This system is not only to get rid of the inactive users, it shows also if you are trusted. Only people who cling to their tools won't go through a re-election. + Alcoholism, Stages * With time progressing, the potential alcoholic feels relieved when he drinks. This relief is usually attributed to the situation, or the people, not the alcohol. People also develop tolerance. This means over time, they need a larger quantity of alcohol to get the same feeling of relief. + Aldrin * Aldrin' is an insecticide, which was used against termites, locusts and the larvae of Click beetles. Most plants and animals convert it to Dieldrin. It is listed in the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants, its production, use and trade are banned since 2004. Aldrin is a neurotoxin. People inhaling it can develop headaches, but also seizures. In humans, Aldrin is converted to dieldrin in the liver. The change will mean that it can leave the body again. The problem is that the change is slow, and the half-life is about a year. Aldrin may be a teratogen, and it probably causes cancer. + Allegory: Genres :: Literary terms * An allegory is like a long metaphor. People have to use their imagination to understand what it is trying to say. + Altitude, High altitude and low air pressure, Effects of high altitude on humans: Aviation :: Physical geography * People living at higher elevations have a higher rate of suicide. The reason is not yet known. + Altruism, Evolutionary psychology: Ethics :: Evolution :: Sociology * People are likely to suffer if their family, friends or allies suffer. Helping one's own family and friends may therefore eventually benefit the self. This is about cooperation. Extreme self-sacrifice for the group may happen if something threatens to kill the entire group. * The Korean people usually eat sticky white rice. Traditionally, Koreans eat seaweed soup on their birthdays. People believe the soup is also good for pregnant women. + Angle, Types of angles * People usually use a protractor to measure and draw angles. + Argument, Disagreement: Mathematics :: Human communication :: Philosophy * Then they are disputes. Disputes can escalate into conflicts. Conflicts may escalate into violence. But arguments can also disappear or get resolved. People can listen, learn, and see the other point of view. They can be helped by discussion, mediation or negotiation. * People can be 'notable' if they meet any of the following guidelines. Failure to meet these standards is 'not' proof that a subject should not be included. Meeting one or more of the guideline does 'not' guarantee that a subject should be included. + Art critic * People often discuss what the art critic has said or written. It may lead to a lot of discussion among art lovers. When art critics write good things about young artists it may help them to become famous. If they write bad things then it makes it difficult for young artists to have a good career. Critics such as Roger Fry have helped the public to understand the Post-Impressionist movement, and Lawrence Alloway helped to explain Pop Art. + Audition, Uses, Music * People can audition to sing in a choir. Dancers can audition for dancing companies. + Aztec, Aztecs today + Balloon (aircraft): Aerospace engineering * A 'balloon' is a kind of aircraft that stays in the sky by floating. People fly in balloons mostly for fun. + Ballroom dance, International style, Competitions * People compete at many levels, but the basic division is between amateurs and professionals. * People are free to spend their volunteer time how they like. Maybe the person only knows enough about the subject to say where it is. It doesn't matter that the last person who touched it was in 2009. Articles are going to go untouched for years. It is a fact of life on a small wiki. It sheds worse light on our project to not have an article when someone searches for it than a one liner. + Bay Area Rapid Transit: Rail transport in the United States :: San Francisco Bay Area * People buy paper magnetic stripe cards inside the station. They insert this ticket into the gate, walk through the gate, and take the ticket out. After they have boarded and exited the train, they do the same thing to exit the station. Printed numbers on the card show how much money is left on the ticket. + Bayreuth Festival: Music festivals :: Festivals in Europe :: Bavaria * The festival still continues now. Every August there is a festival of Wagner's operas. It is extremely difficult to get tickets because so many people want to go. People often wait for ten years before they can get a ticket. + Beetle, Kinds of beetles, Common families, Popular names * People call some beetles by other names. + Bento * Bento can be very elaborate, aesthetically pleasing cuisine arrangements. For some special occasions like hanami, more elaborate and bigger bentos are prepared. People often take bento for a picnic. + Benue River: Cameroon :: Geography of Nigeria :: Rivers of Africa * The 'Benue River' is a river in Africa. It is the major tributary of the Niger River. People can travel on it for nearly the whole length in the summer months. It is an important transportation route in the places it flows through. + Bible, Views about the Bible * People have different ideas about the Bible. Christians believe it is God's Word to people. The Jews believe that only the Old Testament is from God. Protestants and Catholics believe that the Old and New Testaments are God's Word. Catholics also believe that the books called Apocrypha or Deuterocanonical are part of the Bible. Sometimes different denominations disagree over exactly what the Bible means. + Bird, Birds and people * Sometimes people also use working birds. For example homing pigeons carry messages. Nowadays people sometimes race them for sport. People also use falcons for hunting, and cormorants for fishing. In the past, people in mines often used a canary to see if there were bad gas methane in the air. * People often have colorful birds such as parrots and mynahs as pets. These intelligent birds are popular because they can copy human talking. Because of this, some people trap birds and take them to other countries to sell. This is not usually allowed these days. Most pet birds are specially bred and are sold in pet shops. + Blackboard: Learning :: Writing media * Blackboards are often used to help teach in school. Blackboards are not used as much now. People use whiteboards instead. Whiteboards are used because some people are allergic to the dust the chalk used to write on chalkboards generate, and because the dust is hard to clean up when spilled. + Blacks and Whites' Carnival: Festivals :: Colombia :: Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity * Today the carnival is very important for tourism. People use costumes and masks, and still play with black cosmetics and white powder. + Blindness * In modern countries, few young people are blind. In all the world, blindness is mostly caused by malnutrition and diseases of old people, like cataracts and trachoma. People can become blind because of diseases or accidents, but sometimes people are born blind. + Blonde: Hair * A 'blonde' person is someone with light coloured hair. It can be spelled either 'blonde' or 'blond', according to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary. Some people are blonde because they have less pigment in their hair than dark haired people. To be blonde is usually to have blonde ancestors. Sometimes it is not genetic - this is called albinism. People can also use chemicals to make themselves blonde. Bleach is sometimes used to make the color of a person's hair lighter. + Blood donation: Health :: Blood * A special case of blood donation sometimes occurs before a medical operation that is dangerous. People donate their own blood, which can be used after the operation if they lose too much blood. + Bowl: Kitchenware * A 'bowl' is a container for food. It can hold liquids, such as soups and solids, like popcorn. People also prepare salads in it. A bowl is like a ball cut in half. Bowls are usually made from glass, ceramic, wood or plastic. + Brothel: Prostitution :: Entertainment venues * A 'brothel' is a bar, nightclub or hotel where prostitutes work. People go there to buy sex for money. + Buttercup, Folklore: Flowers :: Ranunculales * People sometimes hold a fresh buttercup flower under the chin of a friend or family member. This custom is still taught to young children and shows how buttercup petals reflect light. * People manadge to know what the meaning of film is there. I don't think so. Also, we are on the 'Simple' English wikipedia, not the 'Unambiguous' English Wikipedia. * I'm just afraid Ian's RFA might just close because there are so few votes. People seem to stop voting. Well, anyway, I hope more participates. + Cable television: Television technology * The television signals are brought to the television through a coaxial cable. People usually have to pay to subscribe to cable television. With cable television, people can watch hundreds of television channels carrying many television shows. + Cactus, Uses: Plant families :: Caryophyllales * People eat the fruit of some kinds of cactus, such as dragonfruit and prickly pear. Ciouvhiul insects also eat prickly pears. These insects produce a red coloring used in food and lipstick. + Caffeine, What caffeine is used for: Chemical compounds :: Organic compounds :: Drugs :: Former good articles * The biggest use of caffeine is as a stimulant. People drink coffee and other drinks with caffeine to stay awake. + Castle * People argue about what the word 'castle' means. However, it usually means a private structure of a lord or noble. This is different from a fortress, which is not a home, and from a fortified town, which was a public defence. + Cathedral of the Holy Spirit (Czech Republic), Services: Roman Catholic Cathedrals :: Buildings and structures in the Czech Republic * There are services every day. People can visit the interior of the cathedral during worship. + Cave * Cavers usually go into caves with four or more people. Each person has 2 or 3 light sources. One light is attached to each helmet. People go into caves to try and explore more about the world. + Certificate of deposit * If the consumer takes the money back before the agreed amount of time, they will have to pay a penalty fee. Once your contract is over, you are given your money back plus the interest it earned. People open CDs instead of savings accounts because the interest is higher. + Chalk: Carbonate rocks :: Writing tools :: Cretaceous * People use it for drawing on hard things, because it is soft. If this chalk is rubbed on something hard or rough, it will leave a mark. People often write with chalk on a chalkboard or blackboard. A chalk eraser or water can be used to clean the chalk marks away so the board is blank again. Shops usually sell blackboard chalk in sticks that are about 5 cm long. + Charcoal: Fuel :: Biofuels * People use it for different things such as cooking on a barbecue grill, and in painting. + Chewing gum: Candy * Chewing gum' is a type of candy flavored with natural sugar or artificial sweeteners and also flavors such as mint. People chew gum for personal enjoyment and also to help clean teeth. Before it is chewed, the gum comes either soft and chewy or hard and then softens in your mouth. + China, Culture, Festivals * It starts with the first day of the Chinese lunar year and ends with the full moon fifteen days later. On the first day of the Spring Festival, people call on friends and relatives. They believe that dumplings can hold the god of Wealth and bring luck. The last day of the Spring Festival is the Lantern Festival. On this day, the moon becomes the full moon. People go out and watch the lantern festivals everywhere. + Chinese Zodiac: China :: Mythology * The Chinese zodiac is a mathematical cycle of 12 animals. Each animal represents one year. People are associated with the animal for the year that they are born. Zodiac animals can also represent hours of the day and directions. Although it is called the Chinese zodiac, this system is also used in several other countries in Asia such as Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. * There is no vaccine that works to keep people from getting the dengue virus. There are a few things that can be done to prevent people from getting dengue fever. People can protect themselves against mosquitoes and limit the number of bites they get. Scientists also suggest making mosquito habitats smaller and reducing the number of mosquitoes that exist. Once a person has dengue fever, he usually can recover just by drinking enough fluids, as long as his disease is mild or moderate. * People are working on a vaccine and medication to treat the virus directly. People also do many different things to try to get rid of mosquitoes. + Chuncheon, Tourism: Cities in South Korea * Namiseom is a popular tourist island which became famous as a filming location of 'Winter Sonata'. It has a beautiful forest trail so that many couples and family who visit Chuncheon stop by there a lot. People can rent bikes or ride a short rail to look around the island. + Circumcision, Benefits and criticisms: Health :: Sexuality :: Religion :: Islamic culture * People disagree about whether circumcision is a good for health and sexual pleasure. Those who believe that the foreskin is important for sexual pleasure are against circumcision. Others do not like circumcision because they believe it has no medical advantage, or that it is easy to clean under the foreskin, or that circumcision harms the penis or the mind, and finally point out the penis belongs to its owner to do as with as he wishes when he is older enough to decide for himself. It should not be the choice of the doctors or parents. + Club Penguin: Online games :: Disney video games :: Massively multiplayer online role-playing games * There are also several rooms in 'Club Penguin'. A player usually goes to the town when they log on. People gather there. By walking or by using the map, players can visit other rooms. + Coin collecting: Money * Some people do it just for pleasure, while others collect coins for the history of the coins. People can collect coins that are old, rare, beautiful or just interesting. + Combined oral contraceptive pill, Effectiveness: Contraception :: Drugs * People sometimes make mistakes on purpose. + Common cold, Cause, Transmission * The common cold virus is usually spread in one of two main ways. The most common method of transmitting the cold virus has not been determined. The viruses may survive for a long time in the environment. Viruses may than be transmitted from the hands to the eyes or nose where infection occurs. People sitting close together appear at greater risk of becoming infected. Transmission is common in daycare and at school, due to the closeness of many children with little immunity and frequently poor hygiene. These infections are then brought home to other members of the family. There is no evidence that the air on commercial flights transmits cold viruses. Rhinoviruses are most infectious in the first three days of cold symptoms. They are much less infectious afterwards. + Consolevania: Video games :: websites * Consolevania' has a good reputation because the presenters care about video games and they sometimes makes fun of certain people who make video games. People also like the funny stories and swearing. + Container * A 'container' is an object used for holding something. People put things in a 'container'. The use of shipping containers is called Containerization. + Contract: Law :: Documents * Sometimes, a contract is written down and signed by the people agreeing to it, but it does not always need to be. People usually sign a contract when something important or costly is being done. For example, when people take a job, they will sometimes sign a contract with their employers. The contract will show what the person must do as part of his job, how much they will be paid, and so on. The person and the employer will sign the contract, and it will become a legal promise. + Cooking * Cooking' is a process to make food ready to eat by heating it. People can cook food with fire using wood or charcoal, with a stove that uses propane or natural gas, or with a stove that uses electricity. An oven is a part of a stove that is like a box. People also build ovens out of clay or bricks. * People often cook meat by boiling, roasting or grilling it. People bake bread. Some breads are fried. + Croup, Treatment, Steroids: Viruses :: Respiratory system :: Infectious diseases * Corticosteroids, such as dexamethasone and budesonide, can be used to treat croup. People begin to improve a lot within six hours after taking steroids. Most of the time, a single dose is enough. + Curtido: Condiments :: Salads * People eat curtido with pupusas. + Cycle * People use it for transportation. + Dengue fever, Prevention: Diseases spread by insects :: Diseases caused by viruses * The WHO also suggests doing some specific things to control mosquites and keep from getting bitten. Insecticides or biological control agents can also be used to control mosquitoes in these areas. Scientists think that spraying with organophosphate or pyrethroid insecticides does not help. To prevent mosquito bites, people can wear clothing that fully covers their skin. People can also use mosquito netting when they are resting. + Denmark, Geography, Climate: European Union member states :: Nordic countries :: Current monarchies * Most summers are not very hot. People always dress to be ready for rain or wind. There are also very sunny times, but nobody can know ahead of time when these will be. The best time of the year for outdoor activities is the months of May and June until midsummer. * CR90 has not edited since his ban, at least I assume so. When we therefore review the block in its current form, this is based on old evidence. This is probably a pointless approach, as TRM has pointed out. At the moment I am not talking about time periods, all I say is that if the community decides to re-evaluate the decision, it should probably do so on new evidence, as doing so on old one is pointless. People change during their life. Making mistakes is the only way we have to learn what is right and what isn't. + Desert, Hot deserts * The 'largest' hot desert of the world is the Sahara in North Africa. It is almost as large as Europe or the United States. The Sahara is also the 'hottest' desert in the world. People sometimes bring water from wet places to hot deserts so plants can grow. This is called irrigation. + Diamond: Gemstones :: Carbon :: Birthstones * Many of them are clear, but some of them have colors, like yellow, red, blue, green and pink. Big diamonds are very rare, and are worth a lot of money. This is because a diamond is very useful - it is very hard and it spreads light very well. There are natural and synthetic diamonds. The earth makes natural diamonds. People make synthetic diamonds. Diamonds are the hardest natural substance known to man. + Direction * Something following the line is moving in that 'direction'. People show directions by pointing. + Disco * Disco' is a style of pop music that was most popular from the mid-1970s to the early 1980s. People usually dance to disco music at bars called disco clubs. Disco music was an up-tempo form of music which included elements of soul, funk and Latin music. Disco is dance music too. + Disgust * Disgust' is an emotion. People feel it when they see, touch, hear, or taste something that they think is nasty or repulsive. It is also caused by scorn. For example, when find something dirty or not fit to eat. + Dissociative identity disorder, Signs and symptoms: Mental illnesses :: Psychology :: NPOV disputes * Also, the symptoms cannot be caused by drugs or normal childhood play. People can report having a lot of alters, or just a couple. Most people diagnosed with DID have less than ten, though some have said they have several thousand. A person diagnosed with DID cannot be diagnosed with another dissociative disorder. Because people with DID hear voices of different alters, it may be confused with schizophrenia. However, the two problems are very different and doctors can usually tell if a patient has DID or schizophrenia by asking the right questions. DID is always diagnosed by what patients tell their doctors and what the doctor thinks this means. + Distress (medicine) * People often find ways of dealing with distress, in both negative and positive ways. Examples of positive ways are listening to music, calming exercises, sports and similar healthy distractions. Negative ways can include but are not limited to use of drugs including alcohol, and expression of anger, which are likely to lead to complicated social interactions, thus causing increased distress. + Domestic goat: Caprids :: Domesticated animals :: Meats * People eat their meat, drink their milk, and use their fur and skin. With goat milk, cheese can be made, along with other dairy products. Some farmers use goats to eat plants the farmers do not want, called weeds. Other times, the goats are used to keep grasses and other plants from getting too tall. + Domestication * Domesticated plants are crops or ornamental plants. People use domesticated animals as livestock, that means for food, clothing, and work. Otherwise, the domesticated animals may be kept as pets. + Doughnut, Serving: Cakes :: Breakfast foods :: Sweet breads * Doughnuts are often eaten in the morning, along with a cup of hot coffee. Doughnuts are sold at doughnut shops, bakeries, or grocery stores. People also eat doughnuts as a dessert, or as a snack. + Dry cleaning: Chemistry :: Clothing * It is often used instead of hand washing delicate fabrics. People use dry cleaning because it takes less work than hand washing. + Duct tape: Tools * Duct tape', sometimes called 'duck tape', is a very strong adhesive tape with a cloth backing. Usually duct tape is grey or black, but it is made in other colors including transparent, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, flames, zebra stripe, lepaord spot, tye dye, and others. People use duct tape to repair many things, for example a broken handbag or a broken chair. + Duluth, Minnesota * As a tourist destination for the Midwest, Duluth has America's only all-freshwater aquarium, the Great Lakes Aquarium. Duluth is known for the Aerial Lift Bridge, which spans the Duluth Ship Canal into the Duluth-Superior Harbor. People come to the city to start vehicle trips along Minnesota's famous North Shore. The 610' long William A Irvin is a museum ship that used to be the flagship of the United States Steel ore carrier fleet. + EBay * It is a place for online auctions. Anybody can sell almost anything they want there. People can buy many things there as well. * People have to send what they sell themselves, usually using mail. Some items may be collected by the buyer such as items to large or heavy to post. Buyers can transfer the money in any way they want as long as the sellers accept payments made that way. A lot of people use PayPal to transfer the money. PayPal is owned by the same people as eBay. Margaret Whitman was the CEO of eBay from 1998 to 2008. + Earth, People * People change the earth in many ways. They have been able to grow specially helpful plants for food and clothes for about ten thousand years. When there was enough food, they were able to build towns and cities. * People often support without leaving a comment and that is tolerated. * And, I never complain about a lack of editors. My opinion on stubs is probably well known, but I don't really like them. If I had my own way, I'd eliminate them all and expect new creations to at least be a paragraph or so long. People look to encyclopedias to find 'information about a topic'. What Nameless User is doing is creating a huge index of football players, and expecting other editors to come along and expand them. + Easter, Customs and traditions * Easter is celebrated in several ways in northern Europe and the United States. Most of these celebrations have nothing to do with the Christian meaning of the holiday. These celebrations are related more to the pagan festivals of ancient Germany. Children are given baskets filled with candy. Eggs are decorated and hidden for children to find. People wear new clothes and go to church. Greeting cards are exchanged. An Easter Egg Roll is held on the lawn of the White House. Small leafless trees or branches are carried indoors and decorated with colored eggs, paper trims, and lights. Some shopping malls offer children a chance to visit with an adult costumed as the Easter Bunny, in a manner similar to visiting with Santa Claus at Christmas. Forced tulips, hyacinths and lilies are given as gifts. + Economics, General economic rules * People react to incentives. Making an option more attractive will make more people choose it. + Eid ul-Fitr: Islam :: Holidays * During this festival, children knock on doors and take chocolate, money, sugar from the other people. Kids kiss adults' hands. Everyone visits each other. People forgive each other and families meet together. + Electricity * People make most our electric energy in generators. The biggest generators are in power stations. Some of our electricity comes from photovoltaic cells or from batteries. + Electronic waste: Electronics :: Recycling * E-waste is an ongoing concern for every country in the 21st century. Because of Moore's law, the rule that states transistor numbers double every two years, most people need to keep up to speed by upgrading computers every 3 years on average. People usually throw away their old laptops, cameras, computers, cell phones and televisions. This creates a large amount of practically useless waste. Most countries have methods to combat e waste and find a use for obsolete technology. When you take in to account all the computer users in the world, over 30 million tons of e-waste is created nearly every year. + Emission * People talk about radio emissions. Those are programmes that people can listen to if they have a radio receiver. * Mistakes get made. People are human. + Enfield State Park: Protected areas of Victoria (Australia) :: Forests in Australia * The 'Enfield State Park, 'also known as the' Enfield State Forest,' is a large forest reserve south of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. It covers an area of about 4,600 hectares. The Enfield State Park was once the site for gold mining, and there are many gold mining relics in the area. There was a Chinese settlement at Surface Point during the gold rush. There were temples, tearooms, gaming tents, herbalists and market gardens. People are still able to go searching for gold in the park. + Epilepsy, Common things: Health problems :: Neurology * People lose control over their body. Feces may be released in the process. They may fall to the floor and hurt themselves when they are standing or walking. * People are tired after a seizure. They may be confused. + Euthanasia, What is euthanasia?: Death :: Law :: Social sciences :: Ethics :: Suicide * People have different ideas about what euthanasia is. Today euthanasia means something different. The biggest difference is that now euthanasia is about a person killing another person, rather than whether or not their death was a good one. But if it only about killing someone, euthanasia would mean the same thing as murder. So people who talk about euthanasia say that it involves more than just killing someone. + Event Horizon, Synopsis: 1997 movies :: 1990s science fiction horror movies :: 1990s supernatural movies :: American horror movies :: American science fiction movies :: American supernatural movies :: British horror movies :: English language movies * Weir sees his wife in his dream. She tells him to pull his eyes out. Weir then walks around without any eyes and starts to kill people. They send him out to space, but he does not die. People get very scared. Even after they kill Weir, they still see him. + Evolution, Responses to the idea of evolution, Debates about the fact of evolution: History of science * Even today, some people still discuss the concept of evolution and what it means to them, their philosophy and their religion. Evolution does seem to explain some things about about our human nature. Ten theories of human nature'. 5th ed, Oxford University Press. Darwinian theories of human nature. People also talk about the social implications of evolution. * A 'university' is an institution where teaching and research is done. People can attend university to get a degree. Unlike the schooling they have done before, the courses at university are specialized. A person studying biology at university has lots of courses about biology and not very many courses in other fields, like languages or history. To get a higher degree, people must do some research. + Exaggeration: Figures of speech * People exaggerate things because they have strong feelings about something. People may exaggerate to make people listen to what they say. They may do it to emphasize something. + Expert system: Artificial Intelligence :: Systems * An 'expert system' is a program running on a computer. Like a human expert, it knows a lot about a subject. People can ask the expert system a question. The expert system will then use a set of rules and give answers to the question. This method of automatic reasoning belongs to a field of computer science called artificial intelligence. + Exponentiation: Mathematics :: Hyperoperations * It is repeated multiplication, just as multiplication is repeated addition. People write exponentiation with upper index. Sometimes it is not possible. + Fan fiction: Fiction :: Fandom * People write fan fiction for a many different book, television series or movie fandoms. * If a building is high enough, it can have more than one floor. People can climb from one floor to the next by a staircase, or perhaps by a lift or elevator. This is known as going upstairs, or downstairs. Buildings can also have a floor under the ground. This is usually called a cellar or basement. + Fanconi anemia: Genetic disorders * Fanconi anemia' is a rare genetic disorder. It is a kind of anemia. People suffering from the disease produce a smaller amount of red and white blood cells. It is named after Guido Fanconi who first described the disease, in 1929. It should not be confused with Fanconi syndrome. Fanconi syndrome is a disorder affecting the kidneys. + Fantasy football: American football * People playing fantasy football can trade players from one team to another. Fantasy football has become very popular as it can be played on the Internet. + Feather, Use by people: Animal anatomy * People use feathers for many purposes. In the past, quills were commonly used as pens, and colorful feathers were worn on hats. Many pillows, cushions, mattresses, coats, and quilts are stuffed with down. Feathers are also used by people of many tribes for decoration. + Fenugreek, Medicinal Uses: Fabaceae * There are not very many people with arthritis in India. People there drink fenugreek tea. Drinking one cup of fenugreek tea every day, made from the leaves, is said to stop the uncomfortable feeling of arthritis. + Fire ant, Jaws of damage: Ants * Fire ants attack in groups when disturbed. People often get many bites. Fire ant bites are usually not dangerous. Some people are allergic to fire ants. They may go into shock. This is called anaphylaxis. This can kill them. + First law of thermodynamics, History, Thermodynamics and Engineering: Thermodynamics :: Laws of physics * People disagree whether energy is a positive or a negative number. + Fish, Fish as food * People eat many kinds of fish. The fish that people eat most include carp, cod, herring, perch, sardines, sturgeon, tilapia, trout, tuna, and many others. A person who buys and sells fish for eating is called a fishmonger - food, Fishing * The word 'to fish' is also used for the activity of catching fish. People catch fish with small nets from the side of the water or from small boats, or with big nets from big boats. People can also catch fish with fishing poles and fishhooks with bait. This is often called fishing. There is also different types of lures that can be used. One is a crank bait. These are lots of different ways of catching fish. * I support the unban. I too assume good faith. People do change and learn from their mistakes. If he has changed, he will be a valuable editor + Floor * A 'floor' is a horizontal surface inside a building. People walk on a floor. A floor can be made of many different materials, including concrete, tiling, or wooden floorboards. People often put carpets on a floor. + Flower, Flowers for people, null, As decoration * Flowers have long been admired and used by humans. Most people think that flowers are beautiful. People enjoy seeing flowers growing in gardens. People also enjoy growing flowers in their backyards, outside their homes. People often buy flowers from businesses called florists * People also eat some types of flowers. Flower vegetables include broccoli, cauliflower and artichoke. The most expensive spice, saffron, comes from the crocus flower. Other flower spices are cloves and capers. Hops flowers are used to flavor beer. Dandelion flowers are often made into wine + Food coloring, Purpose of food coloring: Food ingredients :: Chemistry * People associate certain colors with certain flavors. * A major problem with using any number of active members as a guide to if the project is active is that while a member may be active this does not mean they are active in that project. People sign up for projects and months go by and they do nothing towards that project. They may have thousands of edits, but nothing about the project. They should not be counted towards activity. The primary judging point is activity on the project pages that deals with more than just someone signing up as a member. Many of the listed projects do not even have a talk page. Projects Categorization, Video Games, and Gwib's sex fetishes are the only ones with real activity in their feilds and even these have little to no activity on their pages other than the occasional new member. + Footwear, Types of Footwear * Dress shoes are normally made from dark-colored leather that is shined using shoe polish. People working in professions such as business, law, and politics wear dress shoes. People working in restaurants or retail stores may also wear dress shoes. * People working in professions such as business, law, and politics wear dress socks. People working in restaurants or retail stores may also wear dress socks. + Fossil fuel, Uses: Geology :: Fuel * People also burn fossil fuels to heat their homes. Coal is not used as much as it used to be because it produces a lot of pollution. In many homes, people burn natural gas in a stove to cook food. + Fur * People use fur for clothing because it is very warm. Fur from some animals, like goats, sheep, and rabbits, can be made into felt. + Futon, Types of futon: Japanese culture :: Furniture * Futons are generally used with a futon cover, because these make it easy to keep the futon clean. People generally use futons so they can sleep comfortably, stay warm and support their bodies while asleep. People usually sweat during sleep, so futons absorb sweat and collect moisture. Futons have to be hung out in sunlight to keep them dry, this is called 'futon-hoshi'. If this is not done, ticks and mold could grow on the futon and it will become dirty and insanitary. Futons need to be looked after properly. + Gainesville, Florida: Cities in Florida :: County seats in Florida * People think that growth of the city comes from building the university in the city. People of the city show their strong good feelings for the university by going to football games there, and by showing 'Gator' symbols in businesses and homes. + Gainsharing, Gainsharing history * The monetary gains were then shared with all employees. This concept addresses the principle of equity. It is fair to share. People typically take pride in their work and have a strong desire to be respected for what they do. That contribution is respected. Let's share in the financial benefits * Today, companies use Gainsharing to both measure performance and reward employees when it improves. Since the monetary gains are shared with employees, people develop more of a sense of ownership for their work and the company. People have a better understanding of how they influence the company's success + Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid, Use as an illegal drug * GHB is a depressant of the central nervous system. Its effects have been described as similar to those of alcohol or ecstasy. People feel in a good mood. They also lower their inhibitions. If the dose is increased, the symptoms include nausea, drowsiness, breathing problems, amnesia, unconsciousness and death. The effect of GHB lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours, but may be longer. They can be longer if the drug is mixed with alcohol, or a large dosis was taken. + Garden Angelica: Apiaceae + Garden, Types of gardens: Home :: Leisure :: Plants * There are many types of gardens. People have small private gardens in the backyard outside their house. Some gardens are built indoors in malls, public buildings, or greenhouses. Greenhouses are special buildings where plants are grown. A greenhouse has a transparent glass or plastic roof and walls that let sunlight in. + Geography of Romania, Hydrography, Rivers * The Danube is the most important river in Romania. People use it for transportation and to make hydroelectric power from the rivers' flow of water. Boats and other watercraft are able to travel on nearly all of the places that the Danube flows in Romania. A problem that has occurred with using it for transportation is the fact that it is not very close by any of Romania's big industries. + Global warming, Temperature changes, Dust and dirt: Energy :: Climate change :: Air pollution * Dust and dirt in the air come from natural sources such as volcanos, erosion and meteoric dust. People also add to it. Some of this dirt is large, so it falls out within a few hours. Some is so small that it could stay in the air for years. This big dirt is still very small. It's about the width of a human hair. The big dirt does not stay in the air for years though because rain hits it and brings it to the surface. * People make puns in order to make other people laugh. Many jokes are actually puns. + Glomerular filtration rate, Method of testing: Medical tests * The test begins by taking blood from a person's veins. The most common places are the vein in the elbow and the veins on the back of the hands. People usually feel a sharp stinging pain when the needle enters their skin. It is possible to calculate an exact value for the GFR but this is rarely done any more. The basis for this estimate is a chemical in the blood called creatinine. The calculation may also include things such as gender, age, height, weight, and race. Getting an exact measurement needs more tests and special equipment. Doctors now normally use the estimated GFR with signs, symptoms and the medical history given by the patient to come to a diagnosis. + Glove, Gloves worn for protection: Accessories :: Protective clothing * People wear thick gloves, usually made of wool or fabric, to keep their hands warm in cold weather. People also wear thin gloves made of rubber or plastic to keep things they touch clean. Some workers wear gloves made of heavy rubber to protect their hands from chemicals. A mitten is a glove which has a separate place for the thumb, but the other four fingers are together. There are also mittens, which are very similar to gloves. Gloves and mittens are usually used to protect people from cold, and chemicals. * People wear thick gloves, usually made of wool or fabric, to keep their hands warm in cold weather. People also wear thin gloves made of rubber or plastic to keep things they touch clean. Some workers wear gloves made of heavy rubber to protect their hands from chemicals. A mitten is a glove which has a separate place for the thumb, but the other four fingers are together. There are also mittens, which are very similar to gloves. Gloves and mittens are usually used to protect people from cold, and chemicals. People use latex gloves during Earth day to clean up. + Goalball: Paralympic Games :: Blind sports * Each team has three people on it. A team throws the ball at a goal behind the people on the different team. They get a point if the ball goes in the goal. The ball has a bell in it. They use their body to stop the ball. People wear glasses that make it so player can see anything. + Going commando: Slang :: Underwear * People have many different reasons for going commando. Some people do it to feel comfortable. People usually do not tell others that they are going commando. + Golden Gate Bridge, Today: Buildings and structures in San Francisco, California :: Bridges in the United States :: Seven Wonders of the Modern World :: Steel bridges * People can cross the bridge in cars or motorcycles any time. During daylight hours, they can cross by bicycle or on foot. They can not cross the bridge on roller skates, skateboards or mopeds. + Grain * The main types of commercial grain crops are cereals. People grow different kinds of grain as food. The different kinds of grain are perhaps one of the most important foods in the world. + Grand Canyon, Tourism: Geography of Colorado :: Geography of Arizona :: Canyons :: National parks in the United States :: World Heritage Sites in the United States * Many people come from around the world to visit the Grand Canyon. People can also take trips floating on the Colorado River in boats and rafts. Some people like to hike in the Grand Canyon. The land on the north side of the Grand Canyon is called the 'North Rim'. The land on the south side of the Grand Canyon is called the 'South Rim'. There are trails leading from the North Rim and the South Rim to the bottom of the canyon. These trails lead to a place at the bottom of the canyon called 'Phantom Ranch'. + Grass, Grass and people: Poales * People have used grasses for a long time. People eat parts of grasses. Corn, wheat, barley, oats, rice and millet are cereals, common grains whose seeds are used for food and to make alcohol such as beer. * Sugar comes from sugar cane, which is also a plant in the grass family. People have grown grasses as food for farm animals for about 10,000 years. Grasses have also been used to make paper for more than 4000 years. People use bamboo to build houses, fences, furniture and other things. Grass plants can also be used as fuel, to cover roofs, and to weave baskets. * But I think it will be a truely dark day for this wiki if we delete clearly notable articles just because they were stubs. It was bad enough we wiped out the asteroids which I was a part of, and I was worried then that it would be a slippery slope, and sure enough it was. No wiki should be wiping out articles on clearly notable topics, no matter their size. While cities may or may not be notable to people individually, wikipedia's definition of notable means they have been written about in multiple reliable sources, if you can find a single town in the world that hasn't been written about twice I would be shocked. People always think notable means more than what it actually is. + Groundwater, Drinking: Water + Guilty: Trials :: Emotions * People also say they 'feel guilty', if they think they have been unfair or done something wrong. + Haeundae: Busan * Dongbaek Island, at the south end of the beach, has a view of the sea by car and its coastline is famous for fishing. Oryuk Islets, a symbol of Busan to many Koreans, can be seen in the distance from Dongbaek Island. During the hot summer months, Haeundae beach becomes very crowded with thousands of people and parasols. People visit the beach from all over South Korea, as well as outside of Korea. + Headset: Audio technology * A 'headset' is a headphone with a microphone. People can listen to sound with headphone and can record sound with a microphone. A headset is easy to use because it can be used without hands, just like a telephone. Many people use headsets at the computer so they can converse and type easily. Headsets normally have only one speaker like a telephone, but also can be made with speakers for both ears. + Herb, Growing herbs: Plants :: Spices * People often grow herbs in their gardens. Some people grow herb gardens for the patterned beds that they can create with these plants. Many other gardeners grow herbs for the flavor that the fresh or dried plants add to food. + Hinduism, A brief overview, The Eternal Way * India, Mauritius and Nepal are very popular to celebrate festivals. In Nepal Dashain is celebrated which is called Dusshera in India. Similarly, Tihar or Diwali is also celebrated where houses are lit up for welcoming Goddess Laxmi. People exchange gifts and have a lot of fun together with their families. Likewise Teej is also a very popular Hindu festivals where ladies fast without water for their husband's long life and also enjoy by singing folk songs and dancing. + History * People can learn about the past by talking to people who remember things that happened in the past. This is called oral history. When people who had been slaves and American Civil War survivors got old, some historians recorded everything that they said, so that history would not be lost. + Ho Chi Minh City, Environment: Cities in Vietnam * Inside the wetlands there are birds, deer, fish, frogs, insects, lizards, monkeys, otters, and snakes. People catch and consume the snakes. + Hobby * A 'hobby' is a leisure activity that people do for fun or recreation. People do it because they like it. + Hobby, Collecting * Collecting is a popular hobby in North America and in Europe. People enjoy finding interesting examples of different items and learning about them. People also collect toys, books, comic books, and old records. Some people collect antiques and artwork, but these hobbies are more rare, because antiques and artwork are usually expensive. + Holi: Hinduism :: Holidays * Holi' is one of the major festivals of Hindus. It is celebrated in many parts of India, but especially in the north of India. The festival is celebrated for two to three days. People pour colored water on each other and cook many types of sweets and other food. Holi is celebrated in spring because it is welcoming spring. They also believe that it welcomes the new year, so it's actually also a sort of New Year for them. + Homesickness: Emotions :: Children :: Travel * People sometimes become homesick when they travel. They miss their own home and desperately want to go back. Children may often feel homesick, especially when they are away from their parents for the first time. Usually these feelings will go away as one gets used to the new environment, but sometimes homesickness can make a person depressed. + Hot air balloon festival, Festivals * During these events, they fly in the morning and in the evening if the conditions allow it. People can enjoy a balloon flight if they pay. Also, there are many activities. Sometimes, the balloons are lighted like the night glows. + Housecleaning, Cleaning tools * People buy knowledgeable books on cleaning to look things up in as needed. They also read the directions on the boxes and bottles of cleaner and the directions that come with tools. People carry some cleaners and tools in a cleaning kit which is sometimes called a bucket, caddy or basket. They carry them from the closet or utility room where the cleaners and tools are stored to where they are used. After they use the cleaning tools, they clean them. For example, they rinse and squeeze sponges and mops and rinse out buckets. * They dust the vacuum cleaner and when its paper bag is full they put in a new one. They then put the cleaners and tools back where they are kept. Cleaning tools are used in the best order to clean without wasting time. Knowledgeable books tell what people have found out and invented. Safety glasses and rubber gloves might be needed. People do general cleaning before reading about shabby things like a pen mark or coffee stain. Because people do not always look forward to the exercise of cleaning, tools that make cleaning easier help make them feel more like cleaning. Many people rent machines like carpet cleaners. Bredenberg, Jeff, pp - Clutter: Home * Collections of old pizza boxes and soft drink bottles are both trash and clutter. Packrat style clutter includes things such as a freezer full of meat, too many paintings, old lawnmowers, unused snowmobiles, inherited dishes, and extra furniture. While some clutter is wealth, broken clutter may not be if disorganized. A crowded or messy collection of belongings gets in the way of walking, viewing or using things. Clutter left out makes it harder to dust and vacuum. People sometimes decide to get rid of clutter. They do this by putting things away. If they do not have enough places to put everything away neatly, they sell, give away or throw away things they do not want any more. For example, if the refrigerator is too full, they throw the spoiled food away. If the kitchen cabinets are too full of junk, they might agree to throw some of that away. Getting rid of clutter has been called de-cluttering. * If they do not have enough places to put everything away neatly, they sell, give away or throw away things they do not want any more. For example, if the refrigerator is too full, they throw the spoiled food away. If the kitchen cabinets are too full of junk, they might agree to throw some of that away. Getting rid of clutter has been called de-cluttering. Organized storage includes keeping objects together based on what they do and where they are used. People put labels on boxes in the attic, for example. The well-organized household may even have maps or lists of where things are. People report taking weeks to de-clutter. They decide what to keep. They decide where to store things. People sometimes sell old things at consignment shops. * If the kitchen cabinets are too full of junk, they might agree to throw some of that away. Getting rid of clutter has been called de-cluttering. Organized storage includes keeping objects together based on what they do and where they are used. People put labels on boxes in the attic, for example. The well-organized household may even have maps or lists of where things are. People report taking weeks to de-clutter. They decide what to keep. They decide where to store things. People sometimes sell old things at consignment shops. Some people have yard or garage sales. People also donate old things to charities that take them. * People put labels on boxes in the attic, for example. The well-organized household may even have maps or lists of where things are. People report taking weeks to de-clutter. They decide what to keep. They decide where to store things. People sometimes sell old things at consignment shops. Some people have yard or garage sales. People also donate old things to charities that take them. By the time two yeas has gone by, some people have all new clothes. For example, they throw away their old running shoes rather than bronzing them. Bredenberg, Jeff, pp - Green cleaning * They save it or they give it to someone who wants to use it. This is because oil, paint, paint thinner and other things pass through septic tanks and sewage treatment plants without being made safe. Also, too much bleach, acid, disinfectant and so forth could poison the water in wells, rivers and lakes. Green cleaners try not to buy cleaner that is too strong for the job to be done. They also try not to use more than is needed. People take care of the outdoors. For example, scientists made detergent more like soap so the detergent bubbles on rivers would go away. Soap and detergent are kinds of cleaner. People use the weakest cleaner that works. The strong cleaners melt stone, damage metal, make toxic fumes, contain poison and burn skin. People use the mild cleaners for safety. * Green cleaners try not to buy cleaner that is too strong for the job to be done. They also try not to use more than is needed. People take care of the outdoors. For example, scientists made detergent more like soap so the detergent bubbles on rivers would go away. Soap and detergent are kinds of cleaner. People use the weakest cleaner that works. The strong cleaners melt stone, damage metal, make toxic fumes, contain poison and burn skin. People use the mild cleaners for safety. For example, a sponge damp with warm water cleans counters just fine. If not, half a drop of dish soap is squeezed into the wet sponge. People clean before a strong cleaner is needed. * People take care of the outdoors. For example, scientists made detergent more like soap so the detergent bubbles on rivers would go away. Soap and detergent are kinds of cleaner. People use the weakest cleaner that works. The strong cleaners melt stone, damage metal, make toxic fumes, contain poison and burn skin. People use the mild cleaners for safety. For example, a sponge damp with warm water cleans counters just fine. If not, half a drop of dish soap is squeezed into the wet sponge. People clean before a strong cleaner is needed. Drying washed hands on cloth towels saves paper towels. Running a full dishwasher instead of a half empty dishwasher lowers the amount of detergent arriving at the septic tank or treatment plant and increases the workout from putting the dishes away. * People use the weakest cleaner that works. The strong cleaners melt stone, damage metal, make toxic fumes, contain poison and burn skin. People use the mild cleaners for safety. For example, a sponge damp with warm water cleans counters just fine. If not, half a drop of dish soap is squeezed into the wet sponge. People clean before a strong cleaner is needed. Drying washed hands on cloth towels saves paper towels. Running a full dishwasher instead of a half empty dishwasher lowers the amount of detergent arriving at the septic tank or treatment plant and increases the workout from putting the dishes away. To make room for a new box or bottle of cleaner, people use up old cleaner over a long period of time. Some people use leftover vinegar, salt, baking soda, and olive oil to clean with. Bredenberg, Jeff, pp * After cleaning with a dish cloth or sponge, they wash the dishcloth or sponge. They then squeeze it out and put it on the dish rack to get dry. If a sponge is dry, no mold will grow on it and no slime or stink will happen. If a dishcloth or sponge gets mold or slime or stink, people throw it into the trash. They get a new sponge or dishcloth. People wash dishes right after meals to make cleaning easier and the kitchen cleaner. They take the kitchen trash outside and put it into a garbage can. Little flies, rotten smell and no more room in the kitchen trash basket may be why. People read the directions to make sure they know how to safely use the cleaner. Some cleaners are very dangerous because they contain acid, bleach, or something else harmful. The label might say to wear goggles or rubber gloves. * If a dishcloth or sponge gets mold or slime or stink, people throw it into the trash. They get a new sponge or dishcloth. People wash dishes right after meals to make cleaning easier and the kitchen cleaner. They take the kitchen trash outside and put it into a garbage can. Little flies, rotten smell and no more room in the kitchen trash basket may be why. People read the directions to make sure they know how to safely use the cleaner. Some cleaners are very dangerous because they contain acid, bleach, or something else harmful. The label might say to wear goggles or rubber gloves. It might say to open the windows for fresh air. People store bottles and boxes of cleaner in their original containers to know what they are and to be able to re-read the directions on them. They never mix cleaners. * This is to prevent accidents and harmful chemical reactions. Mixing two different kinds of cleaner could result in a mixture that is unable to clean, or could cause something dangerous to happen. For example, mixing bleach and ammonia together causes very poison fumes to fill the air. Spot remover, drain cleaner, floor wax, grease remover and paint thinner are examples of volatile cleaners. Fans are turned on and windows are kept open while using cleaners with fumes. People never wear contact lenses or eat or drink or smoke while using dangerous cleaners. When using limestone remover, toilet-bowl cleaner or oven cleaner people work slowly enough to be careful and not get any acid on themselves. They keep the bottle of cleaner closed as much as possible. They are watchful and keep dangerous buckets, spray cans, boxes of floor soap and so forth away from young children and pets. In fact, people read the label before deciding to buy a cleaner. Bredenberg, Jeff, pp + Human swimming: Water sports :: Summer Olympic sports * Swimming' is the movement of the body through water using arms and legs. Most of the time equipment is not used. People can use it for exercise and fun. It main uses include bathing, cooling, fishing, recreation, exercise, and sport. + Hunger: Nutrition :: Hunger * The opposite of hunger is called 'satiety' or 'fullness'. The feeling is started in the hypothalamus, and hormones are released from the liver. People who have eaten can survive weeks without eating, but they will start to feel hungry after they have not eaten for a few hours. Hunger is generally considered quite uncomfortable. People who have eaten food usually will feel less hungry, or not hungry at all. People can live longer without food than without water. + Hydrogenation * Vegetable oils have alkenes in them. Alkenes are liquid and spoil easily. People making shortening add hydrogen to the alkene, turning it into an alkane. The alkanes are more solid and stable. A catalyst is used to react the hydrogen with the oil. This makes trans fats, though. Margarine is an example of a hydrogenated spread. + Hypertension, Society and culture, Economics: Diseases and disorders of the cardiovascular system * High blood pressure is the most common chronic medical problem prompting visits to primary health care providers in United States. Inadequacies in diagnosis, treatment, or control of high blood pressure can compromise the management of hypertension. Health care providers face many obstacles to achieving blood pressure control, including resistance to taking multiple medications to reach blood pressure goals. People also face the challenges of adhering to medicine schedules and making lifestyle changes. Nonetheless, achievement of blood pressure goals is possible. Lowering blood pressure significantly reduces cost that is associated with advanced medical care. + Ice skating: Skating * People wear special shoes to skate on ice. These special shoes are called ice skates. Ice skates have narrow pieces of metal on the bottom of the shoes. People balance on these pieces of metal. People can move on the ice from place to place by sliding on these metal rails on the bottom of their ice skates. Professionals compete in ice skating competitions. + Inch, Usage: Units of length :: Imperial units * In the United Kingdom, road signs that show how high a vehicle can be in order to pass through a tunnel are required to be in feet and inches. Theme parks and drive thru signs usually show it in metres. People regularly measure their height in feet and inches. Official medical records, however, are required to record people's height in metric measurements only. + Ink: Writing tools :: Art * Ink' is a liquid that is used to write, draw, print, or make marks. Ink is used in pens, in some computer printers, and in printing presses. In some countries, people write by using ink and brushes. People usually write or print using black ink, but ink can be any color. * If they give even one shred of information it is more beneficial than no articles. End of story. Why editors are so intent on destroying others work and wasting others time is beyond me. But again, no one is required to do any more to an article than to create it to a stub status. Some people are long article writers and others a stub writers. People work to their strengths and both types of editors are needed. Scaring off one type only harms the wiki. + Insect, Insects and people, Pesticides * People often use poisons called insecticides to kill pest insects. Insecticides do not always work. Sometimes the pest insects become resistant to the insecticides, which means the insecticides do not hurt them anymore. Both the Colorado potato beetle and the diamondback moth are insects that are resistant to many insecticides. + Japan, Public transportation: Current monarchies :: G8 nations * The Shinkansen is one of the fastest trains in the world and connects cities in Honshu and Kyushu. Networks of public and private railways are almost all over the country. People mostly travel between cities in buses. + Japanese tea ceremony, Materials needed: Japanese culture :: Tea * A whisk is like a brush made from wire. People use it to mix tea. Tea whisks are made from bamboo * People do the tea ceremony in a special tea room or a special building called a 'cha-shitsu'. Most people wear kimonos + Kashmir, Economy, Agriculture: British India * The economy of the region is focused on agriculture. People grow rice there. In the Indian part they also grow corn, such as wheat and barley. Therefore, crops like artichoke, cauliflower, cabbage and certain kinds of beans are also grown. + Keynesian economics: Economic theories * In a capitalism system, people earn money from their work. Businesses employ and pay people to work. Then people can spend their money on things they want. Other people work and make things to buy. Sometimes the capitalism system has problems. People lose their work. People cannot work and cannot spend money. Keynes said the government should step in and help people who do not have work. * The few edits of GivenThisTime were either constructive or mildly rude in comparision to much of the vandalism and trolling that takes place here. Kennedy had almost 2 years worth of constructive contributions. I worry a little about the intolerance of the Simple English Wikipedia. People make mistakes - forgiveness is a good thing. + Khat, Problems: Flowering plants :: Celastrales * There are some problems with Khat. People can become psychologically addicted to the drug. Many anti-drug organisations, such as the Drug Enforcement Administration target this drug. + Kidney, Kidney diseases: Anatomy of the urinary system * There are many types of kidney diseases. If kidney disease makes the kidneys not able to do but they do work in part. People can have mild renal failure and have no symptoms. Severe' renal failure means 'very' bad failure. The kidneys do not work very much at all. People with severe renal failure 'always' have symptoms. + Kimono: Japanese clothing * Normal kimonos reaches to the ankles, and have very long sleeves. Kimonos for women usually have a colorful design of flowers, butterflies, etc. People wear a wide belt called an 'obi' with their kimono. Obi are also colorful. + Kobe, Hyōgo, History, Modern foundation: Cities in Japan :: Settlements in Hyōgo Prefecture * Kobe was founded in 1868 as a port for serving foreign ships. In those days most ports in Japan were closed to foreigners. Kobe has one of the more important Chinatowns in Japan. People can find a synagogue and many Christian churches, too. Kobe is similar to Yokohama as a place from where modern international culture was introduced into Japan. + Korean cuisine * In different provinces of Korea, its ingredients and dishes are different, too. The Korean royal court cuisine used to serve all the best dishes from each province for the royal family. People follow special rules when they eat meals in Korea. + Kryptos: Sculpture * Kryptos is very famous. There are four messages. People know what three of the messages say. No one knows what the fourth message says yet. + Landlocked * People say a country is 'landlocked' if it has no access to any oceans or seas. + Languages of Canada * People speak other languages. Nearly 3.5 million Canadians continue to use their other language most often, like when at home or in social settings. The biggest ones are Italian, German, Chinese, Punjabi, Arabic and Dutch. + Learning English: Learning :: English language * Learning English' is what people do when they want to learn how to speak and understand the English language. People learning English often learn to read and write English at the same time. + Lesotho, Geography: Current monarchies * Lesotho has many mountains and is one of the most mountainous countries in the world. All of Lesotho is at least 1,400 m above sea level. People sometimes travel there to ski in winter. The many mountains in Lesotho mean that it rains there a lot. Lesotho uses some of its water to generate electricity and sells some of the water to South Africa. + Liberia * The country's constitution is similar to that of the United States. In the Autumn 2005 elections, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf became the first female elected head of state in African history. She was inaugurated on January 16, 2006. The President before Johnson-Sirleaf was Gyude Bryant. There are 3,283,000 in Liberia. People speak English there. + Light, About light, Color * People think of objects as having color. Scientist explain this because the molecules that make up the object absorb certain light waves, leaving the other light waves to bounce off. The human eye sees the wave lengths of all of the light that was not absorbed, and the combination of those leaves the brain with the impression of a color. + List of counties of the United Kingdom, Counties (Traditional): United Kingdom-related lists * People argue about how much they exist in law. They are useful for genealogical and historic matters. Anyone may choose to use traditional counties or not. * My opinion on this has not changed since the last discussion on this. Stubs are the founding roots of a big tree and this is suggesting that we uproot the whole tree all together. The idea of Wikipedia is to create a 'comprehensive' encyclopedia. The only way to be as comprehensive as we can get is by creating these one-line stubs. While they might be seen as practically useless by some, others might find them very helpful and enjoyable to read, as well as informative. People write on what they like to write about, in their own little niches. It should not matter if they are really good stub writers, but sucky long article writers. + Loneliness * People can feel lonely even if they are surrounded by a lot of other people. Loneliness can occur even to people in marriages, relationships, families and successful jobs. One cause of loneliness is a lack of friends friends during childhood and teenage years. Loneliness can also be caused by chronic depression. Loneliness can also be caused when a relationship or marriage ends. + Loquat: Tropical fruit * Loquats are yellow or orange and contain large brown seeds. People eat the skin or peel the fruit. + Lost Horizon (novel), Plot summary, null, Overview: 1933 books :: English novels * Hugh Conway is a member of the British diplomatic service. He finds inner peace, love, and a sense of purpose in Shangri-La. People there live a very long time. One theme of the book is the possibility of another world war and war preparations. This was actually happening at the time. The story is similar to travel stories in the Tibetan borderlands by Joseph Rock in the 'National Geographic' magazine. The remote communities he visited, such as Muli are similar to Hilton's fictional Shangri-La. + Lufthansa: German transportation companies :: Airlines of Europe :: Star Alliance * The name of Lufthansa's frequent flyer program is Miles and More. People earn points for flights they travel on. When they have enough points, they can get a free flight. Lufthansa has Miles and More to encourage people to fly with Lufthansa. + Luftwaffe, Aftermath of the German airforce: Air force :: German military * The world now remembers one mission that the German air force carried out during the war. Many governments and people around the world were horrified by the attack. The artist Pablo Picasso painted a painting called 'Guernica' that has become very famous. People see the painting as a symbol of the horror of war. A copy of the painting hangs in the United Nations building in New York. + Luggage * People use 'luggage' to carry their possessions when travelling. In the United States luggage is often called 'baggage'. + Malaria, How to prevent malaria, Taking medicine to not get sick * People can take medicine when they are in a place where there is malaria. This reduces the chances that they contract malaria. This is called 'prophylaxis'. + Malaria: Diseases spread by insects :: Parasites :: Apicomplexa * People catch malaria when the parasite enters the blood. The parasite causes a deadly infection which kills many people each year. * Some people do not get malaria from mosquitoes. A baby can get it while inside its mother. This is called 'maternal-foetal transmission'. People can also get malaria from a blood transfusion. This is when someone gives blood to another person. Another way people can catch malaria is by using a needle that someone with the disease used before them. + Mall, Overview * People visit the stores in the mall to shop. Most malls also have roofs so people can shop inside. Most malls have a food court. Food courts are areas where people buy food. Some malls have movie theatres. + Mancala: Board games * Mancala' is a group of games played in Africa, the Middle East, and central Asia. People play the games by moving seeds on a board with pits carved in it. + Manchester, Geography * Manchester is northwest of England's capital, London. The city has many canals and rivers which were a big part in its earlier growth. The largest open space in the city is Heaton Park. It has an area of about. Heaton Park is a place that attracts many people every year. People go there to see the many animals and the beauty of the countryside. Much of Manchester's rain comes over from the Pennines, which are a hilly range to the south and east of the city. The city is mainly urban areas but also has some areas which are mainly of farmland. To the south of the centre is Manchester Airport. This is the third largest airport in the United Kingdom. + Matcha, Other uses * People now realize that green tea and matcha are good for the health. This is why in North America it can be found in a lot of health food products such as cereal and energy bars. + Measles * People catch measles from other people. It is passed on in tiny drops of water when people breathe. People with measles have a sore throat, a fever, a cough, red eyes and a runny nose. They also have a bumpy red rash all over their body. These rashes will cause a high irritation of itching. + Mental confusion * People suffering from it have problems finding their way around in the world. Additionally, they may have trouble remembering things or memorizing new things. This may be linked to problems focusing their attention. Confusion can also be a sign of someone being sick with various illnesses when it's coupled with things like fever, chills or exhaustion. + Micronation * People make micronations for lots of reasons. + Milk shake: Milk :: Dairy products :: American food * People usually drink milkshakes with a drinking straw and from a tall glass or cup. + Milton Keynes, What was it like before the builders came?: Towns in Buckinghamshire * Before the builders came, there were many fields and a lot of villages. People can still see the old villages because the houses look different. There are many rivers and streams and lakes and a canal. There are no houses on the fields beside the rivers. Nobody can build on these fields because sometimes they get flooded when it rains a lot. But nearly all the time, they are just monster parks. + Minerals, Some uses of minerals: Natural resources * People use minerals for many everyday purposes. Every time people turn on a microwave oven or a TV, minerals are being used. The copper in the wires that carry electricity to the object is a mineral. Table salt or halite, is another mineral that people use in their everyday life. + Minneapolis, Work and shopping: County seats in Minnesota * Lots of big companies are in Downtown in tall skyscraper buildings. These include lawyers, doctors and people in banks. They work near Nicollet Mall where there are restaurants and shops. Minneapolis also has neighborhoods. People there work in small stores too, like barber, grocery, hardware, and coffee shop. Anyone in Minneapolis can get internet to their laptop too. * Most people do not grow their own food, so they have to buy food that was grown by someone else. People buy most of their food in stores, shops, or markets. But some people still grow most or all of their own food. + Monopoly (game), Uses for Monopoly * People play monopoly for different reasons. Some may play for family game night, others use it as a learning tool at school, and others play it just to have fun. + Morality: Ethics :: Psychology :: Philosophy * People can learn morals from religion, parents, friends, school, or reading a book. People that teach or follow morals are called moralists. + Mosque, Parts of Mosques, Prayer hall * The 'qiblah wall' is usually at the other side of the entrance to the prayer hall. This wall is specially decorated. In a properly sited mosque, it will be set perpendicular to a line leading to Mecca. People pray in rows parallel to the 'qiblah' wall. They arrange themselves so they face Mecca. In the 'qiblah' wall, usually at its center, is the 'mihrab', a niche or depression showing the direction of Mecca. The 'mihrab' serves as the place where the imam leads the five daily prayers. + Museum, Function * Museums can be about different things such as art, national history, natural history, or science. People go to museums sometimes to learn, or to simply have fun. + Music, How to enjoy music, By listening: Performing arts :: Non-verbal communication * People can enjoy music by listening to it. They can go to concerts to hear musicians perform. Classical music is usually performed in concert halls, but sometimes huge festivals are organized in which it is performed outside, in a field or stadium, like pop festivals - playing or singing * People can learn to play an instrument. After they have learnt to play scales, play simple tunes and read the simplest musical notation, then they can think about which instrument for further development. They should choose an instrument that is practical for their size. For example, a very short child cannot play a full size double bass, because the double bass is over five feet high. People should choose an instrument that they enjoy playing, because playing regularly is the only way to get better. Finally, it helps to have a good teacher + Narcolepsy, Symptoms: Neurology :: Sleep * People continue doing things while they are asleep. Later on they do not remember. * In 2010, English Wikipedia had over 13 million registered users. It also hosts almost as many anonymous users who choose to change pages without logging in. People trying to write articles can face opposition, or get help, from many different people. Other websites, may have restricted the membership to people with the same opinions, or to those showing a serious interest. Wikipedia, however, has almost no restrictions for user access. It is an environment that most people have probably never seen before, and they would never be expected, anywhere else, to work so closely with that many thousands of unscreened people. + National symbols * National symbols try to unite people or send a message by representing the national people, values, goals, or history. People often honor their nation, country, or group by celebrating their national symbol. + Nelumbo: Plant families :: Proteales + Neville Chamberlain, Death: 1869 births :: 1940 deaths :: British Prime Ministers :: Cancer deaths in England :: Chancellors of the Exchequer :: People buried in Westminster Abbey :: Politicians from Birmingham :: World War II * People disagree about the history of Chamberlain. Some people think that his actions were wrong because he did not stop Hitler. Other people say that he gave Britain and France more time to get ready for war. + New Bern, North Carolina: Cities in North Carolina :: County seats in North Carolina * Close to the waterfront are more than 164 homes and buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Also nearby are several bed and breakfast inns, hotels, restaurants, banks, antiques stores and specialty shops. Tryon Palace, the home of British governor William Tryon, was built in 1770. It was used as the original state capitol building of newly independent North Carolina. It burned down in the 1790s. People can now visit a replica, built from the original plans and on the original foundation. The Masonic Temple and the Athens Theater are both still very active today. The Masonic Theater is the oldest theater in America in continuous use. + Nomadic people * People are nomads for many reasons. Most nomads are family men herding their livestock, such as cattle, or horses from pasture to pasture. These people have to change places because of the weather. * People often use beaches as a place to swim, to work on their tan, or just to relax. The most popular beaches have fine white or light-colored sand and warm water to swim in. Beaches may also be popular because of the excellent opportunities for diving or for seeing marine life. + Nutrition: Healthy lifestyle :: Physiques * Fat is found naturally in some foods. People often eat it in processed foods such as cakes and chocolate. It is high in energy. 6 fats are needed by the body. There are saturated and unsaturated fats. It is recommended that people avoid the saturated type. A lot of people think that fat is bad in general. + Object-oriented design: Computer science * People think in terms of classes and objects. For example, fruit is a class, and there are different kinds of fruits such as bananas and pineapples. If a computer program designer were specifying to a computer programmer how to create a computer program to manage the fruits in a supermarket, then he or she would specify the program in terms of classes and objects which is how people think. * Too small of a wiki I think. People learn by themselves since it's so small. I know I have. + Objectivity (philosophy): Philosophy :: Reality * People can separate their own ideas and opinions from the observations they make. Objective observations are true no matter who makes the observation. Being objective helps people focus on things that everyone can agree on. + Ocimum tenuiflorum: Lamiaceae :: Herbs * Holy Basil, as the name suggest has a holy meaning for people of India, especially towards North and South India. It is usually placed or grown in every household in India and carries religious meanings. In bigger households, the holy basil or tulsi plant is placed in the centre of the house and prayers are offered in the morning time. People usually light an incense stick or agarbatti and pour water on the plant during the prayer. + Oil well: Energy * Oil well' is a way that people get oil from the ground. People make a hole deep in the ground and then take oil from the hole. Oil wells are useful for getting oil. Oil Wells are necessary for taking oil out of the ground. This is because the oil is very deep underground. + Olfaction, Less Simple: Sensory system * People have special cells in the nose that can detect some chemicals. These cells are called olfactory epithelium. All vertebrates have these cells. The smell is first processed by the olfactory bulb in the olfactory system. Then this information is given to the brain. + Olympic Games * The 'Olympic Games' are an important international event featuring summer and winter sports. Olympic Games are held every two years, with Summer and Winter Olympic Games taking turns. Each seasonal games happens every four years. People choose to play in the Olympics to represent the place they are from. + Orienteering: Sports * A person orienteering'Orienteering' is a sport where people run around a place with instructions on a map. There are lots of types of orienteering and the one that most people so is called 'Foot Orienteering'. In orienteering people use a special map which shows where they have to go. People are timed and the person who is quickest wins. The Complete Orienteering Manual'. + Overweight: Nutrition :: Obesity * Doctors often tell overweight people that losing weight would be good for their health. People usually try to lose weight by eating less. This is called 'dieting'. They may exercise too. * Overweight is not just associated with bad health. People think that being overweight means that a person is lazy or bad. Overweight people are often treated badly by other people for because of this. This is called fatphobia. + Paleolithic diet, Practices * Foods that can be hunted and fished, such as meat, offal and seafood, and that can be gathered, such as eggs, insects, fruit, nuts, seeds, vegetables, mushrooms, herbs and spices make up the Paleolithic diet. They don't eat food that they don't think was eaten before people began farming. People following a Paleolithic diet mostly drink water, although some also drink tea. Alcoholic and fermented beverages are not part of the diet. Also, eating many different types of plant food is recommended. Unlike raw food diets, all foods may be cooked. + Paper, Paper making * Not all paper is made from wood. Other kinds of fiber can be used also. People make paper from cotton, linen, and hemp. + Paper: Writing tools * People write on paper, and books are made of paper. Paper can absorb liquids such as water, so people can clean things with paper. + Pasteurization: Food and drink * People pasteurize food to kill any harmful microbes. This makes food safe to eat. + Paternoster: Elevators * A 'Paternoster' is a type of elevator. Its design is different from that of other elevators. It has several cabins that constantly move up and down. They are linked on a chain. People can stop on or off at any floor they like. + Pectin: Food supplements * Pectin' is a food supplement. It is a source of dietary fiber. It is used to make jellies and jams. Usually it comes in the form of a white powder. It is made from parts of fruit, like oranges. People use pectin to thicken things, like jelly and jam. + Pescetarianism * People usually become pescetarians for reasons of health. + Peter Grimes, Synopsis, Act 3: Compositions by Benjamin Britten :: 20th century operas * Act 3 opens with music describing moonlight at night. People are dancing in the Moot Hall. People are very merry. Mrs. Sedley tries to tell people that Grimes is a murderer, but they do not listen. Balstrode is walking with Ellen. It is a moment of stillness in the drama. + Picnic: Leisure :: Foods * A 'picnic' is a event to eat outdoors, have a break, enjoy the warm sunshine, and have fun in a free time. It is usually held in a park or other open places. People bring the food for picnics in lunch boxes or in picnic baskets. Food for picnics is prepared on location such as grilled foods or at home. After the meal, people often play games and sports, for example, playing catch, badminton and Frisbee. Having a picnic, we eat wherever we want to. + Pitcairn: Polynesian islands :: Commonwealth dependent states :: Mutiny on the Bounty * The 'Pitcairn Islands' are a group of islands in the southern Pacific. People only live on the second-largest of the four islands. That island is named 'Pitcairn'. It is governed by the United Kingdom. It has the smallest number of people of any country. + Plaza Mayor of Madrid: Madrid :: Town squares * The Plaza has been damaged by three fires. Juan de Villanova had the plaza built again in 1853 and that is what is seen today. People can enter the plaza through nine different arches. + Pool * People can pool their money to buy something, or make a bet. Sometimes it can mean cooperation, people working together to get something done. + Powder: Materials :: Cosmetics * For example, people sometimes put 'face powder' on their faces, when they want to look good. Sometimes sports players put powder on their hands, to make them dry. We put 'curry powder' in our food, to make it taste stronger. We put 'washing powder' in the washing machine when we want to have clean clothes. People use 'gunpowder' to make bombs and fireworks. + Pre-history, Timeline of people: Periods and ages in history * People make fire. People use bolas. People hunt elephants. * Neanderthal people lived. People live in caves and make cave drawings. People begin to bury dead people. * Cro-Magnon people lived. People make spears from antlers. People paint cave drawings and make things out of clay. People make needles out of antlers. People make jewellery. * In North-west Europe people make bows and arrows. People use dogs to hunt and to carry things. * People make tools out of iron. Roman Empire rises and falls. + Pregnancy, Abortion: Biological reproduction * Abortion can happen spontaneously, because there is a problem with the baby or the mother. Doctors can also do things that will cause an abortion to happen. Such an abortion is called 'induced abortion'. Different countries have laws about induced abortions. Some countries allow it, and others do not. People also have different opinions about abortion. Often, these are influenced by religious beliefs. + Pride: Seven deadly sins * In a good sense it means having a feeling of self-respect. People can be satisfied with their achievements. They can be proud of something good that they have done. They might be proud of their son or daughter or husband or wife or anyone else who is close to them and who has done something good. + Prison * People held in prisons are called inmates or prisoners. The word convicts may also be used, but only if they have been sentenced to prison because of a crime. + Prophylaxis, Examples, Preventative medicine: Medicine :: Words * Prophylaxis is the central idea in preventative medicine. People usually think medical treatment helps sick people to get healthy. Secondary prophylaxis' tries to stop people who are sick from getting worse. + Puerto Rico * The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico includes the largest, main island and a number of smaller islands, including Mona, Vieques, and Culebra. Of those three smaller islands, only Culebra and Vieques are populated all year. Mona is unpopulated, but employees of the Puerto Rico Department of Natural Resources sometimes visit the island to inspect it and its wildlife. People can visit the island for hiking and camping by getting the permission needed. San Juan, on the northern side of the main island, is the island's largest city and the capital of the territory. * I think that just because of one unpleasant experience does not mean that you should just outright say that I would not be a good administrator. People change, and attitudes change. Before you say this, you should at least get together all of your facts and make sure that what you are saying is the right thing to say. + Pumpkin: Fruits :: Cucurbitaceae :: Vegetables * People can eat pumpkins. Often people make pumpkins into pies. People can eat and cook pumpkin seeds. + Pupusa: El Salvador :: Breads * Pupusa' is a traditional food of El Salvador. Every second Sunday of November is the national day of pupusas in El Salvador. People usually eat pupusas at breakfast and dinner. It is eaten with tomato sauce and curtido. + Puttad: Kerala :: Settlements in India * People here grow banana and tapioca for money. Coconut farming also is a main source of income. + Queue * People enjoy chatting to one another in the queue. The people who are at the front of the queue can have the first choice of where to stand for the concert. + Racing * Usually, a race involves people getting from one place to another. Running is a kind of racing where people try to be the first person to run from the where the race started to the goal or where the race is set to finish. People also race in cars, boats, airplanes and other vehicles, and on animals like horses. + Radish: Root vegetables * A 'radish' is an edible root vegetable of the Brassicaceae family. People eat radishes all over the world. It was first grown in Europe in pre-Roman times. + Raffles Institution, Campus, Junior Block: Schools in Singapore * People use it for Chinese lessons. + Rake: Gardening tools * A 'rake' is an garden and farm tool. People use rake to gather loose things like leaves, hay, and grass. + Reaction mechanism: Chemical reactions * There are many type of reaction mechanisms. In organic chemistry, the more common ones are nucleophilic substitution, elimination and addition. People sometimes use arrow pushing to draw how electrons move around during a reaction. This makes it easy to see which bonds are formed and which are broken during the process. + Reason: Philosophy * People use reason to try to be certain about what is true or best. It is different from obeying tradition or emotions to decide what things are best or true. In common English, it is using your head instead of your heart. + Recruitment: Occupations * Recruitment has many different steps. First, the company needs to advertise that it has a job available. People then send an application. This usually includes a curriculum vitae, which is a summary of what a person has done until now in their life. The best applicants are selected and they come for an interview. This might also include some further tests or exercises to do. The person chosen is then given an offer of a job. Finally, they can choose to take it or not. + Religion, Traditions, Buildings * Most religions have special buildings where people meet. They are often called temples. In Judaism, they are called synagogues. In Christianity, they are called churches. In Islam, they are called mosques. People often try to make their religious building as beautiful as possible. Some religious buildings are great works of architecture. * People can learn more complex wikicode by looking at the output of a substituted template. Using the same template without substitution does not show the template code to them. + Remembrance Day, Traditions: Holidays :: Australia :: Canada :: United Kingdom * People often bring wreaths made of poppies to Remembrance Day ceremonies. The wreaths honor people who have died in wars. + Riboflavin: Vitamins * Riboflavin is yellow or orange-yellow, so it can be useful as a food coloring. Adding extra riboflavin can stop people from getting such sicknesses. People call it fortification with riboflavin when they add riboflavin to food. A lot of the riboflavin that people make, they use in vitamin pills. + Rink: Sports buildings :: Skating * Roller rinks usually have wood on the floor if they are inside, and on the ground if they are outside. People go roller skating at roller rinks. + Ripuarian * Ripuarian is spoken in a part of the Rhineland in Germany, in eastern Belgium and southern Dutch Limburg. Also several minor cities, and hundreds of villages. About 1 million people speak a Ripuarian language. Ripuarian dialects are usually bound to a village or a municipality. Almost every place has a somewhat different language. People know where other people grew up, if they listen to their Ripuarian talk. Ripuarian languages are part of the west middle continental Germanic language group. They are related to Moselle Franconian languages of Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany, to the Luxembourgian language in Luxembourg, and to the Limburgish language in the Province Limbourg in the Netherlands. Many historic roots of ripuarian languages are in Middle High German. Many other influences too, like Latin, Low German, Dutch, French, and Limburgish-Bergish, are in today's Ripuarian languages. Several elements of grammar are unique to Ripuarian, they do not exist in any other German language. + Road Town: Capital cities in North America :: British Virgin Islands * The Harbour is the dock for many of the ferries servicing the island. The ferry terminal is at the southwest end of Road Town. Ferries run during the day every day of the week. The HM Prison on Main Street is the oldest building in Road Town. It was built in the 1840s. People disagree about where the borders of the town are. + Roasting, Meat: Cooking methods * In different countries people like to roast different things. People usually roast joints of meats such as pork, beef, chicken, lamb, and duck. The roasted meat, along with its accompanying vegetables, is often called 'a roast'. + Rocket candy, Components, Extra chemicals: Fuel :: Rockets * People use many different extra chemicals. These are just the ones that are used the most. Metal oxides are one group of extra chemicals. These make the rocket candy burn faster. Metal oxides work best at levels from 1 to 5 percent. This means between one and five grams of extra chemical for every one hundred grams in the fuel. * Cat sorting is a lesser problem and could probably go to the flagged account. I personally prefer to see them in the open as well. Its not like we are getting overly flooded by his work. People are far too concerned with the RC here. * People can have what they like on their talk page and remove messages when read. + Sacred * People use the word 'sacred' or the word 'holy' for something that is special or important. + Sahel: Geography of Africa :: Biomes * More land has become barren. This is called deforestation. Because people farm intensively in order to grow more crops, the soil becomes dry and infertile. In the long run, no crops can be grown. We called this overcultivation. People keep many animals for food. However, the grass cannot support so many grazing animals. We called this overgrazing. Finally the desert spreads towards the surrounding areas. * People see individual particles of water move. + Salama Moussa, Language: 1887 births :: 1958 deaths :: Egyptian writers * They wanted Egyptian Arabic to officially become the Modern Egyptian language. His conservative opponents became angry with him. Standard Arabic had not changed for generations. Most Egyptian people could not read or write that Standard Arabic. Therefore, Moussa and other thinkers said people should write in the common, local Arabic. People still discuss making language simpler and more modern in Egypt. Salama Moussa's writings continue to be popular. + Satellite (natural) * Anything that goes around a planet is called a satellite. Moons are natural satellites. People also use rockets to send machines into orbit around the Earth. They help us to communicate, the telephones and televisions need these satellites. + Sautéing * People sometimes confuse the two. Searing only browns the surface of the bath. Most others fats will work too. Regular butter will produce more flavor. However it burns at a lower temperature and more quickly than other fats. This is because of the milk solids in it. + Schizoaffective disorder: Mental illnesses * Schizoaffective disorder' is a mental illness that combines elements of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. People suffering from it usually have symptoms of psychosis like hallucinations, paranoia and delusions. People suffering from it also have mood problems like depression or mania. + Sheet music * Sheet music' is a type of printed music. The music that musicians have in front of them when they play is printed music. Printed music includes sheet music but also includes music published in collections. People often confuse sheet music with printed music. + Shichi-Go-San, Custom * On this special day, children wear kimono and they are given chitose-ame. Chitose-ame is a long red and white candy. This candy means children can grow well. People go to the shrine to play the growth of their children. Also, people sometimes take some pictures to the memory of children. + Shiogama, Miyagi, Geography: Cities in Japan :: Settlements in Miyagi Prefecture * The flat areas of the city are mainly reclaimed land. About 60 percent of the urban area is on reclaimed land and 40 percent on hills. People living in the town are crowded into a narrow area. Not much land is good for stripmalls. * People have no right to delete other people's votes or contributions to the discussion. Would someone please bring this to the attention of an administrator because I am relatively new to wikipdeia and do not know how to navigate my way around here. + Shoe: Footwear * People usually wear shoes in public. They are worn for hygiene, style, and comfort. + Shrine * A 'shrine' shrine is a holy or sacred place with something important inside it, such as the tomb of a religious person. Shrines are built in the surroundings of the grave of pious men. These are built to show respect and love for the one who died. People visit the shrines to pray for themselves and also for the dead. Shrines are common in Muslim countries. * There are many administrators here. People still upload images here anyway. + Shōchū: Alcoholic drink :: Japanese food * People drink it mixed with water, over ice, in cocktails, or straight. + Sign language, Fingerspelling: Disability :: Language-related lists * Besides normal signs, many sign languages use fingerspelling. In fingerspelling, each letter in the alphabet of a spoken language has its own sign. Fingerspelling is a tool. People use it to spell names, acronyms and other words from spoken languages. Sometimes people use a fingerspelled word even when there is a normal sign for the same meaning. For example, when talking about a person, a signer might spell their name using fingerspelling. + Sikh temple, Gurdwara Protocol: Sikhism :: Religious buildings * Even Non-Sikhs must cover their head with a handkerchief or scarf. After entering the hall, where Guru Granth Sahib is kept, people must walk slowly, bow humbly, and touch their foreheads to the ground, out of respect and love for the Guru. The offering may be money, flowers, or words of thanks. Any sincere expression of thanks is equally acceptable to the Guru. Usually men sit on one side and women on the other. People sit in a cross-legged position. Talking or whispering is not allowed. * People have different traditions in different parts of the world for when to wear footwear. For example, in much of Europe and Canada, people usually do not wear their shoes or boots in a home or visiting. In the United States people often wear shoes inside a home. In Japan, people do not wear shoes in homes, and floors are often made of very soft materials, too soft for shoes. In cultures where people always wear shoes, people sometimes think it is bad not to wear them. Not wearing shoes can be good for the feet, especially for children's feet. * All' named populated locations are notable. There is no room for debate here. People keep confusing notability with history or being famous. Neither of which is notability. Notability just means that the thing is noted. Anyone who lives in that location clearly notes its there. Atlases, government documents, books, travel guides all note that populated places are there. + Simplified English * People started developing simplified English in the 1970s. People continue developing simplified English today. + Snack * A 'snack' is a kind of food. It is usually small in size, and can be any kind of food that you do not eat in large amount. Because it is not meant to be a meal, a snack is not breakfast, lunch or dinner. People eat snacks if they are hungry between meals. For example, eating potato chips after lunch but before dinner is eating a snack. Snacks are easy to eat and portable, in most cases. These are made of chocolate and with a different filling. If you eat a snack it will give you energy which comes from the large amounts of sugar and fat. + Snuff: Nightshades * Snuff' is a kind of tobacco which is sniffed instead of smoked. People take a bit of snuff between their fingers and put it in their nostrils to smell it. Not many people use snuff now, but a century or more ago it was very common. In the novels of 19th century authors like Charles Dickens we often read about people taking snuff. + Social status * In sociology or anthropology, 'social status' is the honor or rank of one's position in society. People earn social status by their own work. This is call 'achieved status'. Or, people can have a place in a social system by birth. This inherited position is called 'ascribed status'. + Sock, Phone Socks * People often refer to sleeves that cover phones as 'socks'. These come in many different forms, colourful or plain. They help to protect the mobile phone whilst also being a stylish addition. + Soil erosion, Prevention: Agriculture :: Soil * Terracing can also be effective. Terraces are level places that have been made by people on hill sides. People can cut level sides into the side of hills to create a place to grow crops. * People begin to make cutlery in Sheffield, England. + Something Awful: Websites * Something Awful' is a comedy website and forums. People have to pay money to join the forums to talk with other people around the world. You must be very polite on these forums, because the people are sensitive. They say that paying money makes people behave more politely, because if you don't behave nice they take away your account and you lose your money. + Songkran: Thailand * Songkran' is a Thai traditional New Year which starts on April 13 every year and lasts for 3 days. People will celebrate Songkran day by throwing the water or water guns. People go to the temple to pray and give food to monks. + Soup * A 'soup' is a kind of food. People make soups by boiling things in water. Then they put the things they boiled into a bowl and eat them. Vegetables are in most soups. You can also put meat in soups. Soups that are thicker than normal, with more meat or vegetables, are stews. The liquid in soup is broth. + Stock market: Finance * People usually trade shares in stocks through a broker. A broker or stockbroker is a person who buys or sell stocks for their customers on the stock market. A broker can also help customers make good choices in stocks. Most brokers have recommendations for most of the stocks, based on the information about companies and what is expected from them. + Streptococcal pharyngitis, Cause: Diseases caused by bacteria :: Infectious diseases * Other bacteria or viruses can also cause a sore throat. People get strep throat by direct, close contact with a sick person. The illness can spread more easily when people are crowded together. Examples of crowding include people in the military or in schools. The GAS bacteria can dry out into dust, but then it cannot make people sick. If bacteria in the environment are keep moist they can make people sick for up to 15 days. Moist bacteria can be found on things like toothbrushes. + Student's t-test: Statistics :: Tests * A 't-test' is a statistical hypothesis test. People use it when they want to decide if two groups are the same or different. + Stuntman, Becoming a stuntman: Movie occupations :: Television * To become a stuntman, some people go to a stuntman school. There are stuntman schools in California and Florida, where professional stuntmen teach people how to do stunts. Most people do not go to school to become stuntmen, though. People learn the skills from other more experienced stuntmen. + Surface, Examples of Surfaces + Sushi: Japanese food :: Seafood * People freely take the sushi they want as it passes. The color of the plate shows the price of the sushi. This way of serving sushi is becoming more popular in other countries as well. + Swatch Internet Time * Each dot beat is one minute and 26.4 seconds long. It does not change during the Summer. People can use it to plan phone calls or Internet meetings. Most types of Linux can show Internet Time as the desktop clock. * In our society, the technologies are more important since 1980, the apparence of computer in every household has changed habits. Now, we need more information and we need to have information in real time to make better choices rapidly. People buy more technology than before, and they use technology more and more. They use smart phones too. Some people are overusing smart phones and that could be harmful. Firstly, overusing smart phones affects human interactions, secondly, the overuse of smart phones can be dangerous. * When people are over using smartphones, they harm human interactions. When people have a conversation, and then one of them receive a message by his cellphone, the person begins to read it. When this is happening, the person who is texting is not concentrated anymore by what the other person say. So the person is not listening anymore. People also use their smartphones to hide themselves to avoid awkward situations. It also harms human interactions. Some people are also dependant of their smartphones. They use it everywhere and almost all the time. You can see it when they are at school, because dependant people are using it every single second they can. These people also use their smartphone to tell something to someone who is already in front of them. + Sydney Harbour Bridge: Bridges in Australia :: Steel bridges * The 'Sydney Harbour Bridge', in Sydney Harbour, is a bridge that joins north Sydney with south Sydney. People can cross the bridge by car, walking or by train. There is a tunnel that goes underneath. It is an important tourist attraction. The scenery attracts many tourists and people living in or near the city. One of the many attractions of the Harbour Bridge is its famous 'BridgeClimb'. Luna Park Sydney is located next to the bridge. * People use large oil wells to bring the oil to the top of the ground. Plastics are also normally made from crude oil. Oils from crude oil are also used as fuels for engines or to make the parts of machines work together without sticking or stopping. + TED (conference): Technology * It is a conference that meets every year at Long Beach. People give talks about many things, for example, science, art, and business. The talks have been online for people to watch for free since 2006. * People create articles on subjects that they are interested about. * It's merely to see if there is a growing consensus or not. No action will be taken on the results. It's a sort of plebiscite and not a referendum. Right now, where consensus lies is hard to determine. More discussion will take place after this poll. People can close it early if they disagree with it. + Tattoo: Dermatology :: Body art * A 'tattoo' is a permanent mark made by putting ink into the skin. Tattoos may be made on human or animal skin. Tattoos on humans are a type of body modification, but tattoos on animals are most often used for identification. People sometimes get tattoos to show that they belong to a gang or culture group. * People get tattoos in 'tattoo parlors'. + Taurus, Personalities: Astrological signs * Taurus is the second sign of the Zodiac and Taurus is to do with desire for material things, and emotions. People born in Taurus are calm, patient, reliable, loyal, affectionate, and ambitious. There is also something about their appearance, which makes people excited, which makes them comfortable to be with. They are also strong, secure and stable. But they can sometimes want to have everything, or be stubborn, insecure, rigid, and be lazy and slow. + Teatro La Fenice: Opera houses in Italy :: Buildings and structures in Italy :: Venice * People often call it simply. Its name comes from the Italian word 'Fenice', meaning 'Phoenix'. The Phoenix is a mythical bird. It dies in fire and is born again from the ashes - di San Carlo, History of Teatro di San Carlo, Today: Opera houses in Italy :: Naples * Because of its shape, the San Carlo has very good sound quality. People can hear the singers and orchestra even in the most far away seats. Operas, ballets and concerts are performed there. People can also rent the theatre for parties or to put on their own shows. In 2010, much work was done on the opera house. It now has more rooms for rehearsals, modern machinery for the stage, and air conditioning. The Teatro di San Carlo has its own orchestra + Test, People * People are tested to see what they have learned. This is often called an or. In learning, a test item is a question, or set of questions. + Text, Books + Textbook * A 'textbook' is a book used for the study of a subject. People use a textbook to learn facts and methods about a certain subject. Textbooks sometimes have questions to test the knowledge and understanding of the learner. + The Monolith Monsters, Story: 1957 movies :: Monster movies :: American movies :: American horror movies :: American science fiction movies :: English language movies * A meteor crashes near the desert town of San Angelo. Fragments are scattered everywhere. They grow into skyscraper-sized monoliths. These monsters fall and shatter into thousands of pieces that grow into monoliths themselves. People are crushed or turned into statues. + Thimble: Needlework * A 'thimble' is a small, hard cup. People wear one on their finger for protection when sewing. * People do indoor gardening inside their house or inside a building. Sometimes indoor gardening is done in greenhouses, which are special buildings where plants are grown. A greenhouse has a transparent glass or plastic roof and walls that let sunlight in. Water gardening is growing plants in ornamental pools and ponds. People doing water gardening plant water lilies and other aquatic plants. + Thirst * Thirst' is the need to drink water or some other liquid. People can survive quite a while without food, but without something to drink they die very quickly. + Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Episode: Colleges and universities in Japan :: Tokyo * On Christmas Day, there are sparkling lights in the shape of a Christmas tree on MD Tower. People enjoy romantic view. National cancer center's member saw the view on the way home and were shocked, so they also came to work at the center until the last train. + Tourism, Travel for fun * People sometimes visit friends and family in another city or country. + Tree, Damage * Abiotic sources include lightning, vehicles impacts, and construction activities. Construction activities can involve a number of damage sources, including grade changes that prevent aeration to roots, spills involving toxic chemicals such as cement or petroleum products, or severing of branches or roots. People can damage trees also. + Trolley: Vehicles * A 'trolley' is a small vehicle with wheels that can carry things. People can push trolleys. + Tuberculosis, Prevalence: Diseases caused by bacteria :: Pulmonology * Tuberculosis does not happen at the same rate around the world. About eighty percent of the population in many Asian and African countries test positive in tuberculin tests, but only five to ten percent of the United States. People usually get tuberculosis because of a weakened immune system. Many people with HIV and AIDS can also get tuberculosis. + Twitter, Overview, Logging in: 2006 establishments :: San Francisco, California :: Social networking * People can use software from other companies to access Twitter. These programs are called 'third-party applications'. The Twitter company changed the way this works on 31 August 2010. Now applications must use OAuth to connect to Twitter. This method means that users do not have to give their passwords to the third-party applications. Changing the login system to OAuth did cause some problems. + USS Arizona Memorial: United States Navy :: Hawaii :: Military monuments and memorials in the United States :: National Memorials of the United States * The 'USS 'Arizona' Memorial' is in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. During the attack 1,177 sailors were killed on the USS 'Arizona'. The memorial is located on top of the sunken USS 'Arizona'. People can walk over the ship to look at it. + United States Bill of Rights, The Amendments * People have the right to have firearms. + Vaccination, Vaccination versus Immunization * So vaccination and immunization have meanings that are a little different. But when people say these words, they usually mean the same thing. People say immunization to mean the same thing as vaccination. + Video game * People can also use PCs to play games, which are sometimes called PC games. This means that new computers can play many old console games along with games made just for new computers. Older games are often more popular emulated than when they were first on sale, because of the ease of download. * People can play portable video games anywhere. One of the most popular portable video game consoles is the Nintendo Game Boy. Today, there are the Nintendo DSI and the PlayStation Vita. More recently mobile emulators have become available as apps, so cell phones can play games from a lot of consoles. + Vocation, Vocation outside of Christianity * This belief also has an impact outside of religion. Modern occupations seen as vocations are those that involve caring or teaching, such as medicine, nursing, teaching, or veterinary work. Politics, may also be seen as a vocation. Campaigning for human rights, such as with the groups Amnesty International and Greenpeace, can also be seen as a vocation, although the word usually refers to a full-time job. People following other religions can also feel called to do a certain job by their gods. + Vulpecula (constellation): Constellations * People say that it looks like a fox. It is not very bright. None of the stars in Vulpecula are brighter than the 4th magnitude in Vulpecula. It is in the middle of the Summer Triangle, three stars that make the shape of a triangle in the sky. + Waggle dance, Applications to operations research: Animal communication :: Hymenoptera * People study the swarm intelligence of social insects and animals such as fish, birds, and ants. Recently, there has been research on using bee waggle dance behavior for fault-tolerant routing. + Wake County, North Carolina, Parks and Recreation, County parks and recreation centers: 1771 establishments * There are 152 city parks, public swimming pools and public tennis courts in Wake County. Fifteen miles of the American Tobacco Trail is in the county. People can use the trail to walk, jog, and ride bikes or horses. * People are sold, bought, and traded much like slaves. Trafficking victims typically are recruited by using force or because they are deceived, or fraud is used, power is abused, or they are simply abducted. Threats, violence, and economic problems can often make a victim consent to exploitation. + Want: Poverty * People often talk about needing a thing, when they really just want it. Wants can be for the same things as needs. For example, a person can 'need' to eat food and can 'want' to eat cake. If there is no cake then he or she may have to eat something else, perhaps bread. If there is cake, then the person's needs and wants can both be met. + Warabimochi * People often eat it with kinako or anmitsu. + Washing: Everyday life * People usually wash themselves periodically. * Given their history, I have blocked anonymous editing from that IP address. People are still able to create accounts, and to log in. Logged in users will be able to edit, anonymous ones will not. + Wave (gesture) * A 'wave' is a movement of the hand that people use to greet each other or say goodbye. People wave by raising their hand and moving it from side to side. They can also wave by moving their hand up and down. The way that people wave generally depends on their culture. + Web chat: Internet communication :: Web browsers * A 'web chat' is a chat system to exchange information via the Web. People use a web browser to communicate with others. Apart from the browser you do not need anything else, which makes a web chat easy to use and ideal for people not very experienced with computers. + Wedding dress, Decoration: Dresses * The veil is the most popular decoration. It is used for covering the face or head of women. There are special grobes. People use various length grove suiting their dress. A woman usually carries a small bunch of flowers, called a bouquet. + Whale: Cetaceans * People use the word 'whale' in different ways. Some use it for all Cetaceans including dolphins and porpoises. These people say that dolphins and porpoises were also whales, because they are also Cetaceans. Actually, there is no clear line between whales and dolphins. + Wicca, Practices, Altars: Paganism :: New religious movements * This is a wine-shaped cup used within ritual and magic. People drink from it during ritual. It symbolises women and the Goddess. + Wimbledon, London: Towns in London * Wimbledon' is a suburb in the south west area of Greater London, England. The Wimbledon Championships, a tennis competition, is held there every summer. Also in Wimbledon are New Wimbledon Theatre, and Wimbledon Common, one of the largest areas of common land in London. People live in two different areas. + Wing, Artificial wings: Animal anatomy * People also talk about wings of buildings. + World Bank, Criticism, Environmental strategy: Economics :: World Bank * People say it has no real vision and purpose, and a limited focus on only what it can do in global and regional governance. People also say it ignores some specific issues in certain parts of the world, like - history, New departures and continuity, America, The Aztecs: History :: Former good articles * Today many Mexicans have Aztec and other Native American forefathers. People still use Aztec symbols in Mexico. On the Mexican flag there is a picture of an eagle on a cactus with a snake in its mouth. This was an Aztec symbol. Also the name 'Mexico' is an Aztec word + Wuhan University: Colleges and universities in the People's Republic of China :: 1893 establishments * It started teaching in 1893. The buildings and the cherry blossom in the university are very beautiful and well known. People think it is one of the most beautiful universities in China. + Xbox 360, Updates * You can make the avatar look like you. The avatar is used in games and more. The menus were changed too. The NXE shows your friends and what they are doing. Another new feature is the ability to add people to an Xbox Live Party. People can talk online in a party. It does not matter if you are on the dashboard or playing another game, up to seven of your friends or anyone else can join a party. Another option is to add friends to the party and game, which will invite them to both your game and party. + Yellow (song), Release and reception: Coldplay songs :: 2000 songs * This was helped by its TV reception through its music video. The reaction was mostly positive. Even BBC Radio 2 played the track repeatedly. This heavy rotation continued for months after its release. The song is also regularly played at various British clubs, bars and sporting events. People often sing along when it is played. The song is often played during home games at English Championship club Watford. This was in recognition of that organisation's official flower's yellow hue. * Sorry, but we don't censor wikipedia. People can see what they want to see. The type of articles you mentionned represents a fraction of the total numbers anyway. + Yeti: Cryptozoology * The 'yeti' is an animal said to live in the Himalaya mountain range. People say they have seen it, but none have ever been caught. It is supposed to look like an ape that walks upright. Some body parts, said to be of a yeti, are kept in a few monasteries in the area. Many people have said they have seen the yeti but it has not proved real. It is said to have white shaggy fur and a lean muscular body like a ape. + Yo-yo effect, Avoiding the yo-yo effect * People can avoid the yo-yo effect by changing their diet. If a diet works without the body switching to a more efficient way of using calories, there will be no yo-yo effect. A diet should change the dieter's eating habits for a long time. New eating habits should not give the body more energy than it needs. At the end of the diet, it also makes sense to raise the number of calories someone eats slowly. Exercise and sports can increase the amount of calories burned by the body rather than turned into fat * The body needs less energy after losing weight on a diet. People have less fatty tissue and often less muscle after dieting. Muscle tissue needs more energy than fatty tissue. Reducing the amount of muscle tissue therefore reduces the need for energy. Diets also limit the number of calories people take in. At some point, a dieter's body will change the way it uses energy if there are less calories to burn. The body does this to make sure it survives when less food is available + Ōmisoka: Japanese culture :: Buddhism * People eat it with the wish of living a simple and long life next year.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Aboriginal people * Many Aboriginal people have strong economic and cultural ties to the forest - use electronic mail * Many aboriginal people are concerned about the appropriation of aboriginal culture - believe that the use of such names and mascots is racist * Most Aboriginal people are at or below the poverty line - racially visible within Canadian society - speak English as their first or second language * Some Aboriginal people can still recall their first sightings of camels - live along coastal areas and others live in interior areas * are always interested in who a person is and where they come from - amongst the most socially and economically disadvantaged in our country - as free and equal as non-Aboriginal Canadians - four times as likely to suffer loss or death by house fire - nomads by nature - over represented among offender populations - representatives of the longest surviving cultures in the world * are the cultural owners and managers of information relating to their heritage - experts in addressing issues affecting their communities - most disadvantaged group in our society - sovereign owners of all of Australia - under-represented in almost all conventional labour market industries * are, and have been for many years, unhappy about the education system. * call the land 'mother' because it gives everything. * continue to be overrepresented in the criminal justice system. * experience discrimination, personal barriers and a lack of social services. * feel the pain in the death of their culture and land to which they are bound. * have a detailed knowledge of the natural environment - different way of seeing reality - kinship system of relationships using skin names - low educational status compared with the whole population - unique history of being ordered, controlled and monitored by the state - ancient legends, songs, and dances that have survived over time - close bonding family units and a pride and passion in that bond - different opinions about mining - highly developed skills which help survival in a very different environment - historical rights - other connections to land than traditional association - sophisticated perspectives on political relations with other peoples - the right to define themselves, although legal criteria exist - twelve seasons according to what bush food is available * hold a negative view about research and consultation - ceremonies which include dance as part of cultural activity * know that everything is alive and has a soul, or life's energy. * maintain a special spiritual relationship with the lands they inhabit. * regard the land as a spiritual phenomenon. * remain proudly different. * say their people have always been here. * see evidence of profound injustice in many aspects of government policy. * seek a recognition of their rights as peoples. * signify inheritance rights by painting images of particular land tracts. * suffer mass arrests unlike white communities. * take great pride in their personal and group identity. + Alice Springs, The people, Aboriginal population * Alice Springs is the business centre of Central Australia. Aboriginal people come from all over the region to use the town's services. Some live farther out at Amoonguna to the south. Many live on the small family outstation communities on Aboriginal Lands in surrounding areas. + Kakadu National Park, History, Mining: Protected areas of the Northern Territory :: Ramsar sites :: Australian National Heritage List :: World Heritage Sites in Australia :: National parks in Australia * Early in the 1970s large uranium deposits were discovered at Ranger, Jabiluka and Koongarra. The Australian Government began an inquiry into land use in the Alligator Rivers region. The Ranger mine and the service town at Jabiru have had many impacts on Aboriginal people. Aboriginal people have different opinions about mining.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Active people * are more productive, with less time off work for illness and injury. * have a lower risk of heart disease and a better chance for post heart-attack survival - greater bone mass than inactive people - more muscle mass and stronger muscles at every age * keep calcium in their bones, while sedentary people tend to lose calcium. * require a large amount of the most essential nutrient - protein - more nutrients than inactive ones * tend to have fewer colds and fewer respiratory infections - keep calcium in their bones, while sedentary people lose calcium Addicted people * Some addicted people have difficulty sleeping, while others sleep for long periods of time. * First of all, one of the most popular addicting technologies is the video games. The article tells that it can raise the chances to become addicted to gambling, reduce the need of eat and sleep. Addicted people become angry, violent or depressed. Those are signs that are dangerous for our personal health to be addict of video games. Affected people * Most affected people die of malignancy before adulthood - survive into their twenties * Some affected people are able to walk only until early adulthood, others to an advantaged age. * are more likely to form kidney stones. * develop increasing disfigurement following any intermittent exposure to sunlight. * have white hair, colorless skin, red irises, and vision defects. African people * Many African people are lactose intolerant and eat only small amounts of dairy. * are spiritual people. Age group * Every age group has a characteristic birth and death rate - different needs, expectations, and abilities * are large enough for social interaction and even endogamy is possible * differ in reactions. * is reported in one of nine different age groupings. Albino people * have very defective vision and their eyes are extremely sensitive to light. * lack the enzyme needed to convert tyrosine to melanin. Allergic people * Most allergic people can be with poodles - have allergies to airborne allergens, which can easily be inhaled * can tolerate food that is low in nutrition better than nutritious food. * form antibodies, called IgE, against pollens and other allergens. American people * Most American people learn to drive in junior high school. * are the best soldier races of the world. * use cars mostly - dietary supplements - to count everything in money Ancient people * Some ancient peoples put their kings to death, really or symbolically, annually. * rebuilt cities on top of other cities. Angry people * are often fiercely resistant to anger treatment. * have a greater risk for heart attacks - higher death rates from nearly every cause * tend to go around spraying their anger on other people. * write far more often than people who are happy. Asexual people * Some asexual people identify as queer - masturbate or have sex * can also enjoy sex. + Asexuality: Human sexuality * Asexual people do not have sexual feelings for anyone, neither male nor female. Some asexual people masturbate or have sex. Asexual people can also enjoy sex. * Some asexual people identify as queer. However, some people think that 'queer' is not an appropriate word for asexual people. Asian people * Many Asian people view business as a personal favor to their friends and relatives. * are human beings.... Assertive people * are often in relationships with people who are more easy going. * exhibit erect posture and direct eye contact. * walk tall with their shoulders back and their head up. Australian people * are free spirits, individualistic. * love to race.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Autistic people * All Autistic people are sensitive to sounds. * Many autistic people are hypersensitive to sounds. * Some autistic people are mute or have difficulty using spoken language purposively - hide nothing, revealing themselves completely to anyone who cares to see * appear to have a full range of intelligence. * are all savants - often oversensitive to sensory input * can remember large amounts of information. * hate disorder. * have difficulty relating to and communicating with others - no idea they're so different - some disadvantages, but some live very happy and rewarding lives - trouble relating to others and expressing affection * lack awareness of other people - the normal capacity for coherence * prefer rigid order. * tend to dislike, or at least be uninterested in, change - have difficulty lying because of the complex emotions involved in deception - stare a lot Average people * Most average people can have descendants - consume calories - eat meals - get diets * Most average people have glands - sweat glands - reach adulthood * have incomes that fluctuate with the economy. * live in average houses and buy average things. Bad people * are sometimes heroes. * do bad things because of the evil in their hearts - things, and bad people come in all shapes, sizes and colors * have small eyes. * kill other people using guns. Bipolar people * Some bipolar people have depression and mania at the same time. + Bipolar disorder * It is a kind of mental illness. It was called 'manic depression' because people who have this illness are sometimes manic and at other times have depression. Some bipolar people have depression and mania at the same time. This is known as a mixed state.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Bisexual people * Some bisexual people love men and women the same and some love one more than the other. + Bisexuality * Some bisexual people love men and women the same and some love one more than the other. A person's sexual orientation can range from only heterosexual to only homosexual, but it can also fall somewhere in between. A person can be mostly heterosexual but have some homosexual feelings. Or a person can be mostly homosexual and have some heterosexual feelings. Some of the people who are somewhere between 'only' homosexual and 'only' heterosexual are bisexual. Where any person fits in this range is referred to as their sexual orientation.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Black people * All Black people are victims of racism. * Many black people are casualties of a war on drugs that discriminates based on race - still in spiritual and mental slavery - make a living from the arts - travel across the globe * Some black people have very race-related reasons for their views against interracial marriage. * are as much as fifteen times more likely than whites to be arrested for cocaine usage - at four times more risk than white people - co-creators of American democracy * are five times more likely to be stopped and searched by the police than whites - be stopped and searched than whites - four to five times more likely to be stopped and searched * are inferior to white people - whites in their ability to reflect light - more dependent than other minority ethnic groups on public transport * are more likely than white people to be sentenced to death for a crime - to be spotlighted than white - most interested in changing where their heads are at - pariahs - people who died by fire - persons who differ from white people - significantly more likely than whites to have enlarged hearts, says a new study - stereotyped as being more athletic and better at sports compared to white people - still more likely to be arrested than white people - the majority - three times less likely to be employed than whites with similar qualifications - white people's neighbours, doctors, friends * can also have light skin because of illness - get malignant melanoma * can have different skin colors - many different skin colors * carry an inherent expectation of racism. * deserve to get jobs on the same level with white people or any other race. * die sooner than white people, even when adjusting for the income confounder. * eat rice. * enter the labor force sooner than whites, and die earlier. * form the bottom level of humans, barely above monkeys and chimpanzees. * have a much lower incidence of skin cancer - natural physique - economic clout - hair that is naturally curly and dry - in Hawaii - more melanin production in their skin, while Caucasians have less - quite a lot of white ancestry, as whites have a good deal of Black * live about six fewer years, on average, than white people do. * look for other black people and white people look for other white people. * range from white to black. * remain at the periphery of the economy. * seem to have the largest features of all the races because of adaptation. * spend their time figuring out how to take from white people. * tend to dance better than white people. * use their race because it works. * vote and have full access to public facilities. + Black hair: Fashion :: Hair * It is a dominant and genetic trait, and found in people of all ethnic groups. Caucasian people with black hair are usually referred to as brunettes. Black hair carries extreme amounts of eumelanin and is less dense than the other hair colors. In English, it varies between softly black to dense black. Black hair' also refers to the hair of black people, which is also known as 'afro-textured hair'. Black people have hair that is naturally curly and dry - people, United States: Ethnic groups :: Race * In the United States the one-drop rule is sometimes used to decide whether a person is black. This is one of the reasons that black people do not all have dark skin. For example, the American singer Mariah Carey is black because she has a black father. Black people can also have light skin because of illness. Michael Jackson, another American singer, was born with brown skin but his skin became light because of a disease called vitiligo. A black person may be called white by other black people if they do not associate themselves with black culture. White people may also be called black + Racism, Racist ideologies, Racism in America: Discrimination :: Hatred * The United States' legal system has been accused of racism. Black people are more likely than white people to be sentenced to death for a crime.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Blind * also block sunlight, which is often a source of glare on computer monitors. * are more effective in the summer, because they can block direct sunlight - protective covering - screens * can come down to reduce glare but still allow the light to penetrate in - gather dust * filter damaging sunlight and provide privacy while allowing in a view of the world outside. * reflect some heat if they are light in color, however.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Blind people * All blind people have good hearing. * Most blind people are elderly and most have an additional disability or illness - quite capable and lead full lives - can sign their own names - have a little sight of some sort or can sense light - prefer low-tech devices - use a long white cane for independent travel * Some blind people are frail - young, but most are elderly because sight loss is most common in later life - like to put tape on their machines as guides - prefer to wear primarily one color of socks, all black, all white, all blue - sew tags on in different places to indicate colour - use guide dogs when they are traveling * acquire a sixth sense. * are able to detect objects only by touch, sound and smell - capable of being active and athletic - individuals - lawyers, teachers, counselors, parents, students - more sensitive in hearing and touch - unable to use windows technology because icons are hard to read - very aware of their disability and can usually joke about it * can be very independent when given half the chance - do packing jobs - get sight and finally see loved ones - learn and read and become incredible forces for change - obtain information they can read * come in all shapes, sizes and colors. * depend on organization and knowing where things are. * do dream. * enjoy the same range of leisure activities as their sighted counterparts. * get up everyday, make money, spend money, raise their kids and deal with their parents. * have a better sense of touch and hearing than sighted people - exceptional hearing - great difficulty in making swell paper materials without sighted assistance - more trouble sleeping than sighted people * identify coins by touch. * move through society and live happy lives. * own at least fifty canes. * read through their sense of touch. * receive training to travel independently. * ride bikes. * succeed at using convergence to show objects receding and changing direction. * understand a lot about the directions of objects in the world. * use text synthesizers to convert visual text on the screen into spoken words - the web ### people \| blind: Blind obedience * can be a gross and wicked evil. * is instilled as a positive virtue. Vertical blind * are effective when slightly opened to let in light but angled to block the view. * feature vertical louvers that hang from a headrail. * offer a high degree of heat and light control. Boat people * make up a tiny proportion of people who enter Australia each year. * represent amongst the most desperate people in the world. British people * are ethnic groups - nations - of Latin, Viking, Germanic and French origin * aspire to a socially, spiritually and environmentally cohesive future. * consider whiskey part of their national character. * spend more on chocolate than they do on meat.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Business people * Many business people send their children to private schools - use cellular telephones to make their work more efficient * Most business people depend upon their verbal abilities to make a living - feel the only way to improve standards of living is by a growing economy - have meetings on a daily basis - think of economics in terms of growth, interest rates, and inflation - waste huge amounts of time on travel * Some business people plan to take their companies public and sell their shares when they retire - use their office rent savings to buy houses or other real estate investments * are accustomed to reading and writing reports - evil because some lie to and cheat their customers - respected leaders in their communities * behave professionally because business depends on trust and confidence. * build and develop networks which span organisational boundaries. * conduct surveys to find out what products are most frequently sought by consumers. * have a special role to play in the economy of salvation - tendency to go to the ends of the earth just to get it done * put profits before people. * use helicopters for their mission and transportation - on hands to bring financial gains - their personal ethical viewpoints to make decisions at work * wear suits. ### people \| business people: Business traveller * are business people - travellers * spend half of all their time in the air either reading for pleasure or sleeping. Busy people * Most busy people can have periods when they are frustrated, forgetful or have trouble concentrating. * can often find time to cook healthy meals on their days off.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Chinese people * Many Chinese people are interested in mobile phones and also in the mobile Internet - believe that a person is rich or poor because of their fate - wear rags for clothes * Some Chinese people believe that after people die their spirits meet here. * are a very reclusive group of people - located in chinas - oriental * are very diverse in their country of origins - fond of gold items * classify foods as hot and cold. * consider food as their central part of life. * demand high quality and variety in the fast foods they consume. * drink their own urine believing it's good for their health. * eat what ever they want, whenever they want. * have a lot of taboos on the New Year s Day. * like to eat a lot of seafood. * love to study the forms, to handicap the races. * revere their ancestors. * think snake meat acts as an aphrodisiac. * wear new clothes when they go on visits. + Chinese New Year, Early new year: Festivals in Asia :: Chinese culture * Chinese people wear new clothes when they go on visits. This clothing is usually red in color. They also say special phrases to wish other people good luck when they see them. Civilized people * Most civilized people view graffiti as little more than gratuitous machismo in a spray can. * farm the land. * make monumental structures and have higher religion. Coastal people * have access to an abundance of shells. * live in big villages, with houses well above the ground on poles. * shoot seals in the open ocean. Common people * are helpless in the face of violence. * have a number of problems understanding science. Commoner * Most commoners are farmers and herders - wear simple cloth sleeved tunics, belted at the waist, and pants * are people - the laborers, businessmen, and craftsmen of their society Creative people * Many creative people keep collections and personal treasures in their own homes. * are capable of turning ideas into reality - crucial to an economy based on innovation - particularly susceptible to addictions of many kinds * care about the communities in which they live. * have a tendency to concentrate on their inner workings. * use many scientific principles in making art.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Dead people * Most dead people save life. * Some dead people walk around for years before they are buried. * are capable of meet makers. * are located in funerals - war - lonely people * have hundreds of rights in law, eg to control the inheritances and copyrights - no place among the living ### people \| dead: Dead zone * Some dead zones affect fisheries. * are aquatic areas incapable of supporting life - books * occur when transmission signals are weak, or all together dead.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Deaf people * All deaf people are mute. * All deaf people can lip-read - read lips - use sign language * Many deaf people are strongly against the use of the cochlear implant - can hear some sounds, such as low tones, fairly well - find it very difficult to acquire verbal skills, especially reading * Many deaf people have feelings of isolation and loneliness as well as social alienation - only a rudimentary understanding of anatomy, disease and medicine - some hearing - the ability to speak orally - learn fingerspelling - reject CIs because they want to wait for nerve regeneration * Many deaf people use hearing aids and sign language in order to communicate - sign language to receive information and communicate * Most deaf people can learn to understand and speak a language at least to some modest degree - read and write English as well as their hearing peers * Most deaf people have a negative attitude towards blindness - some residual hearing - use sign language and fingerspelling * Some deaf people appreciate total communication, in which both sign and speech are used. * Some deaf people can also understand spoken words by looking at a speaker 's lips - hear sounds, such as a bell ringing or a door slamming - have problems with the use of written English - sign, while others speak in all communication situations * Some deaf people use sign language to communicate and consider English as their second language - wear hearing aids * are people. + Fingerspelling: Sign languages * Fingerspelling' is making an alphabet with your hands. Sometimes you can also make numbers. Many deaf people learn fingerspelling. They use it when they want to sign a word but there is no sign in the sign language. + Sign language, Language learning and use: Disability :: Language-related lists * Some deaf people can also understand spoken words by looking at a speaker's lips. This is known as lip-reading. It is hard to learn, and few people do it well. Sometimes signing and lip-reading are combined, especially when deaf and hearing people are talking to each other. Demisexual people * are on the asexual spectrum. + Asexuality: Human sexuality * In 2001 David Jay started the Asexual Visibility and Education Network. Asexuality is described as a spectrum. Demisexual people are on the asexual spectrum. They experience sexual attraction, but only to people who they feel an emotional connection to.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Depressed people * Many depressed people can actually feel a change in their bodies - complain of insomnia without recognizing that they are depressed - have low tryptophan levels * More depressed people commit suicide than with any other illness. * Most depressed people have difficulty with thinking processes - suffer bouts of despair that can last several weeks or even months * Some depressed people find relief in sleeping. * Some depressed people sleep all the time but never feel rested or refreshed - more than usual * are also difficult to be around on a daily basis - in pain - nearly always sad, blue, or worried, although irritability is also common - sad, helpless, hopeless, and feel worthless * can be mean and difficult to live with - have symptoms ranging from mild to severe * drink to blot out pain. * feel tired, isolated, hopeless, helpless, lonely, and sad. * find it hard to think, work, play or love. * have a hard time maintaining normal relationships - difficulty in maintaining normal relationships with other people - feelings of being trapped inside their experience and unable to escape - memory and cognitive problems as well - unusual brain chemistry patterns * look sad, feel sad, and act sad much of the time. * tend to feel like failures or inadequate or unworthy. * tend to have a more even-handed view of themselves and others - lower levels of norepinephrine and serotonin - too much of the hormone 'cortisol' in their blood - isolate themselves - use too much caffeine, tobacco, and alcohol Diabetic people * are often prone to yeast infections. * require special care based on experience to achieve good results.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Different people * All different people adopt children. * Many different peoples live peacefully side by side throughout The Gambia. * acquire the changes at different ages, depending on how their parents' eyes aged. * are addicted to some food items - allergic to different cat proteins * attribute events in their lives to different things. * behave and react differently based upon the type of personality they have. * can be free within the same borders - eat the same stuff and have completely different things happen internally - handle different amounts of lactose - tolerate different amounts of lactose levels in their bodies * communicate using different words. * experience different sensations from acupuncture - grief in different ways * feel different symptoms of low blood sugar. * have different alleles. * have different amounts of body hair - melanin in their skin - body chemistry and prefer different drugs - communication styles * have different definitions for sexual activity - of bisexuality - degrees of symptoms - eating habits - genes - goals and therefore, different eating habits - immune systems - lead brains * have different learning behaviors and different uses for information - styles - ways of processing and retaining information - levels, and levels vary according to time of day - metabolic rates and generate heat in different ways * have different moral consciences, which dictate different actions - values on what is right and wrong * have different needs and photographic behaviors - place different weight or value on things - nutrition needs, lifestyles, budget, culture and tastes - nutritional needs, which change with circumstances - outlooks, they study different aspects of things - perceptions of aromas and tastes - reactions to substances, whether drugs, foods, or herbs - reasons for being antisexual - sensitivities for detecting current - skills and different beliefs * have different standards of behaviour, which they consider offensive - regarding the amount of stress to tolerate - stride lengths * have different styles of evangelism - working - thresholds of pain - viewpoints about sex and pornography * have different views on the afterlife - relation between language and ideas - ways and practices of prayer * have different ways of coping with trauma - looking at things - seeing and acting in the world - viewing the world - to memorialize and remember old times and events - work styles - differing reactions to flea bites - distinct communication styles * learn in different ways and have different skill sets. * learn, take in, process, and integrate information, differently. * lose their ability to fight infection at different rates. * metabolize drugs differently - nicotine at different rates * observe, interpret, and act on information differently. * operate at different levels of consciousness in different areas of their lives. * react differently to certain kinds of communication styles - outside stress - salt depending on their genetics and their medical condition - the same amount of alcohol * react in different ways to the chemical imbalance - ways, and every parent and every baby is different * react to alcohol and drugs in different ways - different proteins - foods and beverages differently * require different amounts of sleep - trust in order to enjoy sex * respond differently to medications - the same radiation dose * respond to infections differently - insulin in different ways * tend to focus on different species. * use different drugs for different effects. * work best under different conditions and in different environments. + Antisexuality, Reasons: Human sexuality * Different people have different reasons for being antisexual. Here are some reasons. + Applied behavior analysis, Characteristics, Effective * Data must be taken to measure the rate of behavior change. It can be difficult to tell how much behavior change makes a intervention effective. Different people can have different thoughts about the rate of behavior that is okay. The people that have to deal with the behavior decide if an intervention is effective or not. + Legion of Net. Heroes, Fictional History, Stories * Different people write the stories. Most of them are silly, but some are not. + Minneapolis, People: County seats in Minnesota * They are generally kind and polite people. Most residents of Minneapolis live in houses and apartments. Some now live in tall buildings called condos. They work and play in the city. Many different people make up Minneapolis today. After the Dakota Indian were people from Britain, French Canada, and Spanish Mexico. They were followed by Scandinavians who are from Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Soon people from almost all parts of the world started coming including East Europe, Russia, and Asia. Once Minneapolis was even larger than it is today with 520,000 people. But many people moved away to suburbs using new highways. + Nudity, Nudity and children * Different people have different opinions on the subject.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Disabled people * Many disabled people reside in apartments or townhouses. * Most disabled people fight to prove that they can do stuff * Some disabled people prefer a hook where objects can be hung up - sweat profusely due to medical conditions * are a part of our society who are very often overlooked or disregarded - among the poorest in the country - infants, children, teenagers, adults, and elderly both male and female * are more than twice as likely as non-disabled people to have no qualifications - vulnerable to sexual assault for a number of reasons - nearly three times as likely to be unemployed as anyone else in the jobs market - often victims of abuse - one of the most vulnerable groups in Cambodian society * are only about half as likely as non-disabled people to be in employment * are the least utilised group in the work force - most likely demographic group to be unemployed - therefore an oppressed group in society - to be regarded as experts on their own lives - vastly underrepresented in the teaching profession * can be productive members of society - participate in and contribute to society * come from all genders, classes and sectors of society. * describe their lives. * do a lot of exercise - have sex, and many are physically able to have children * experience significant discrimination and disadvantage within the housing sector. * face many physical challenges - massive discrimination - being unfairly treated just because they are disabled * get a hands-on connection with the natural environment and life cycle. * have other characteristics apart from their disability - room to move easily on sidewalks - special needs * tend to default repayment more often than people without disability - do work of higher quality than non-disabled employees * vote at a lower rate than non-disabled people. + Ableism, Forms of ableism: Discrimination :: Disability * Disabled people are often victims of abuse. The people who abuse them are usually people without disabilities. They may be abused because their disability makes them vulnerable. Sometimes a person is abused just because they are disabled. This is called disability hate crime. A disability hate crime can take the form of murder. + Sexual abuse: Psychology :: Human sexuality :: Types of crime * Some groups of people are more likely to be sexually abused than others. It is common knowledge that girls and women are sexually abused more often than boys and men, and that abusers are usually men. Disabled people, especially disabled girls, are much more likely than non-disabled people to be sexually abused. They are often abused by authority figures in their lives, such as carers. Disabled people are more vulnerable to sexual assault for a number of reasons. People of different races have different rates of being sexually abused. Divorced people * Many divorced people find it difficult to begin life over after divorce. * Most divorced people form new partnerships within a few years and many eventually remarry - remarry, and most remarriages involve children Drunk people * are located in bars - parties * can be a serious hazard to birds. * tend to get into fights, car accidents and other unpleasant situations. Dutch people * are ethnic groups - nations + Netherlands, People: European Union member states :: Current monarchies :: Dutch-speaking countries * Most people in the Netherlands speak Dutch. In Friesland about 200,000 people speak Frisian. Frisian is the language with the most similarities to English. Some Dutch people speak dialects. The Saxon dialects spoken in the north eastern part of the Netherlands are somewhat similar to Lower German.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Dyslexic people * Some dyslexic people experience visual discomfort when they read - find that colour makes a big difference to reading comfort - focus on the spaces rather than on the words * are highly creative thinkers who often solve problems through visual imagery - often creative in finding solutions to problems - visual, multi-dimensional thinkers * can do well if they are able to use their strategies for coping. * have a different organisation of cells within certain small parts of the brain. Educated people * More educated people have higher life expectancies, e.g., see below. * are best able to break out of the cycle of poverty that causes hunger - the evil empowerment of the self - the lowest form of humanity<\|endoftext\|>### people: Egocentric people * are often unable to fully understand or to cope with other people's opinions. + Egocentrism: Psychology * Egocentrism 'is a state of mind of putting oneself in the center of interest, of being interested more about oneself than about other people. While this is normal in young children, it becomes more and more of a problem, in older children, adolescents and adults. The term egocentrism was mostly coined by Piaget, a psychologist. Egocentrism is different from both egoism and narcissism. Developing self-conscience requires the perception that there are others, that there is socialistion with other people, and that there are differences between oneself and other people. Egocentric people are often unable to fully understand or to cope with other people's opinions. The fact that reality can be different from what they are ready to accept is dificult for them.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Elderly people * Many elderly people acquire actinic keratosis or sun produced horny growth. * Many elderly people are at risk for development of pressure ulcers - either physically or mentally unable to look after themselves - complain of loss of taste, making eating much less enjoyable - enjoy an active retirement and contribute to economic, cultural and social life * Many elderly people experience anxiety over personal finances and life changes - mild cognitive impairments - fear sickness, dependency, and potential poverty, causing extreme anxiety - feel cold at temperatures that younger people find normal * Many elderly people have an undetected problem with alcohol - painful chronic conditions - some degree of osteoarthritis - trouble sleeping at night - live in nursing homes - lose the ability to distinguish between salty, sour, sweet, and bitter flavors - rely on medication aids such as the seven-day pill dispenser - tend to eat very poorly with little variety * Most elderly people are less concerned about themselves - choose to have in-home care over nursing home care - fear death less than younger people fear it * Most elderly people have deficiencies, making osteoporosis worse - lack sufficient amounts of hydrochloric acid * Most elderly people live in suburban or rural areas, making access even more difficult - their own homes or apartments, and they probably prefer it that way * Some elderly people are hard of hearing - unable to detect the odorant in gas - become reclusive or are institutionalized unnecessarily because of incontinence - experience short term confusion and disorientation from the anesthesia - suffer from a gradually weakening heart * account for the largest percentage of hypothermia victims. * appear to be more susceptible to severe neurological disease. * are also prone to painful diseases and medical problems. * are at increased risk for nutrient deficiency - of injuries, illnesses and falls - risk as are the middle-aged and adolescents - deficient in folic acid, either because a poor diet or poor absorption - furthermore at risk for malnutrition or dehydration - located in homes * are more likely to be severely affected by West Nile Virus - develop osteoporosis than younger people - live in rural areas than are younger people - sensitive to analgesic effects of opiate drugs - susceptible to side effects - than twice as susceptible to adverse drug reactions as younger adults * are most at risk for getting sick from food poisoning - from flu - often very able to establish mutual respect with young people - one of several categories of high-risk patients - scared to think about death * are the fastest-growing segment of the population - group least likely to be victims of a crime against the person - largest consumers of medicines to fight their aging bodies - very vulnerable to smoke - vulnerable because fluid levels become more difficult for the body to regulate * are, by virtue of their age, at greater risk of stroke - of course, more prone to visual fatigue * can lose their vitality and can be bed ridden for couple days. * come from far away in search of water. * differ widely in physical ability as well as in social and economic status. * engage in meaningful and satisfying leisure activities. * experience changes in their nutritional requirements. * feel shy to use hearing aids. * have a pigtail tied on top of their head and covered with a black turban - less fear of death and dying than younger people - trouble keeping their bodies warm and blankets are important * loitering in public places are fonts of knowledge. * lose important respiratory defense mechanisms as they age. * love getting company when they are at nursing homes. * metabolize the verapamil enantiomer more slowly than young people. * read more than most age groups and value their libraries. * require more routine and preventive care services than working adults. * spend more on drugs than on doctor bills. * suffer from insecurity and pain. * tend to develop cancer more frequently than younger people - get lonely, especially when there are no children around - use more lethal methods and they often have stronger suicidal intent * vote and, as a result, their health is politically important. + Osteoporosis: Diseases and disorders of bones * Osteoporosis' is the weakening of bones in the body. It is caused by lack of calcium deposited in the bones. This lack of calcium causes the bones to become brittle, so they break easily. Some side effects are limping. Elderly people are more likely to develop osteoporosis than younger people. The amount of calcium in the bones decreases as a person gets older. There are three kinds of osteoporosis.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Employed people * are always more employable than unemployed people. * pay taxes. English people * Most English people speak the English language * ' are British citizens born in England. Most English people speak the English language. Over the years, many English people have moved to other countries, such as the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa * are ethnic groups - nations * make mistakes in their English too when they are tired or under stress. Ethical people * experience good being that fuels great doing. * forgive others and seek the forgiveness of others intentionally. * identify with the role of trustee or steward rather than owner. * preserve their public rights by fulfilling their individual responsibilities. Everyday people * Some everyday people are role models. * suffer from prejudices or are discriminatory against someone of a different race. * use observation and experimentation to understand natural occurrences. Evil people * Many evil people live healthy lives and many good die young. * are hurtful in their actions, attitudes and influence. * do evil things, and good people have every right to fight for their survival. * hate the light because it reveals themselves to themselves.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Famous people * Many famous people are from Egypt - of Lakota heritage * Many famous people have diabetes - disabilities * come to have a public image. * hate being in People. * rely on discretion when spending time in public. + Cannes Film Festival: French culture :: Movie festivals :: Lists of movies :: Festivals in Europe * The 'Cannes Film Festival' is an event held every year in France and features films from around the world. Famous people come to show up and support their films. The best films win prizes, including the top prize, the Palme d'Or. + Egypt, Famous people * Many famous people are from Egypt. Egypt's climate is good in winter and very hot in summer, depending on the time. + St. Michael's Church, Vienna: Churches :: Vienna :: Buildings and structures in Austria * This church is very near to the Hofburg Palace, the palace of the Holy Roman Emperors. St. Michael's was the parish church of the Emperors and their families. Many famous people are buried in the church. One of them is the Italian poet, Pietro Metastasio. The church has a very large pipe organ. The famous composer, Joseph Haydn, played this organ when he was a very young man. They were performed in memory of Mozart by the singers and musicians who worked with him in Vienna. Farsighted people * have eyes that are too short from front to back. * see distance objects more clearly than near objects.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Fat people * All fat people eat more food or take in more calories than thin people. * are another group whose problems regularly get inaccurately labeled by others - fat because they have no self-discipline and they eat too much without exercising - lazy, emotionally unstable, and unhappy - more common with the older generation - still the butt of jokes by many professional comics and cartoonists - the last group against which people can discriminate with total social sanction * can drink a lot - survive starvation longer than thin people * desire eats. * eat accumulates - more than thin people * experience hatred and discrimination. * have emotional problems - low self-esteem * like to wear jumpsuits or muumuus because they are easier to get dressed. * start shivering at lower skin temperatures and it takes longer for shivering to start.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Few people * advocate killing babies, but many disagree about when a mass of cells becomes a baby. * are allergic to cornstarch itself - leeches, but it does happen - aware that some of the most common planktonic animals are gelatinous snails - immune to their effects - world leaders * can lose weight or maintain a weight loss without it. * consume necessary amounts of bone-building nutrients in their diet. * grow out of peanut allergies, even in adulthood. * have only ONE sexual partner in their life - radically slow metabolisms, a rare medical condition * know that birds play a vital role in the overall balance of the world's environment. * lose weight and keep it off without exercise - by just dieting or just exercising alone * realize that, every year, stroke kills twice as many women as breast cancer. * start smoking as adults. * tend to become addicted to ecstasy. * think of children as being at risk for skin cancer - that normal-weight kids can have unhealthy levels of body fat + Afghanistan, People and culture: South-central Asia * Kabul, the capital, is the largest city. It is along the Kabul River south of the Hindu Kush range. Other cities in Afghanistan include Kandahar, Herat, Mazar-e Sharif, and Jalalabad. The farmers live mainly in small villages along the rivers. The nomads live in tents while moving from place to place with their animals and belongings. Few people live in the high central mountains or the deserts in the south and southwest. + Pennsylvania, Demographics * More than half of the people live in the areas of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Few people live in the north central area of the state. Towns and cities tend to be small in size and densely populated, more so than in other states. This is because many of the towns and cities in Pennsylvania were built around a specific factory or factories. + Sign language, Writing sign languages: Disability :: Language-related lists * Stokoe notation was invented by William Stokoe. He did it for his 1965 'Dictionary of American Sign Language'. People have used it for a few other languages too. Few people use it now. * Hello there, I do have some observations. The user has been around for over six months. Administratorship is about trust. Few people trust complete strangers. This is the problem here. Fewer people * are likely to have ethical qualms about using pigs as a source for organs. * can also mean fewer dollars spent on space and equipment. * die in the cold, less money is spent on energy, growing seasons are longer. * die of famine nowadays than in earlier centuries - young now than in the seventeenth century * have access to the Web than to newspapers or broadcast media - health insurance each year - true food allergy involving the immune system Filipino people * love dancing. + Daly City: Cities in California :: Cities in the San Francisco Bay Area * It is a suburb of San Francisco. Many Filipino people live there. The Bay Area Rapid Transit train stops there. Fit people * are also eight times less likely to die from heart disease. * are less likely to become fatigued during sexual activity - tire during sex * burn extra calories before any can be stored as fat in the body - up extra calories before they store any as fat in the body * can work or play for prolonged periods without fatigue.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Folk * Many folks like to observe signs of nature or animals to see if they can predict the weather - think estradiol is the best estrogen because it's the one that is made by our ovaries * Most folks think of spring as a time for birds to come back, and to nest. * Some folk believe in salvation by denomination - die accidentally as a result of their own misadventures - use oregano in their chili * Some folks also like to wear gloves when it is warm to improve their grip and to prevent blisters - wear fleece or wool socks for extra warmth - are able to orgasm exclusively from anal stimulation * Some folks believe that an orb is the physical manifestation of the spirit, or soul of the departed - cats have their own language - claim lightning never strikes more than twice - define accessibility as personality - drown when their hair gets sucked down the tub drains - even use glacial ice to pack into coolers because it lasts so long - go through life with their eyes closed * Some folks like to hunt all during the day - use oral tetracycline - mentally live in caves - object to bird banding, stating that it increases the risk of injury or death to a bird - theorize that the brain subconsciously records all events which occur in one's lifetime - think that condom use increases risk - use it to refer to any beneficial micro-organism for dietary use * is genres of music * keeps chickens. ### people \| folk: Black folk * live under a regime of terror in their communities and homes. * see reincarnation as a way of working out the unfulfilled longings of their ancestors. Transgender folk * Some transgender folks cross back and forth between genders. * come from every ethnicity and background. Forest people * alsodrink less water because their food contains a lot of water. * live in utopian harmony with nature. French people * More French people live in Gabon today than in colonial times. * are ethnic groups - nations - subject to eating just about anything * consider eating well a necessary part of their birthright. * eat the fattiest cheeses every day, with every meal. * have higher rates of liver disease.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Gay people * Many gay people are still at very basic levels of self-acceptance - go through life trying to deny their true selves because they fear rejection - have faith issues - raise children, alone or with partners - try to hide their gay identity to avoid assault and other types of discrimination * Most gay people go through the same approach and courtship rituals that straight people do. * Some gay people live straight lifestyles because they believe being gay sin. * are located in closets. Good people * Many good people suffer in poverty and with disease. * come in all colors and shapes, from every ethnic heritage and geographical region - shapes and sizes * do suffer as a result of natural disasters. * get sick and die of cancer. * practice every religion some have no religious affiliation nor belief. Great people * are ordinary people who make extraordinary decisions. * live in rural places.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Group of people * All groups of people practice traditions unique to themselves. * Groups of people are capable of crowd elevators * Groups of people are located in conferences - meetings - mobs - form tribes and live by themselves, sometimes bartering with other tribal groups - wage war and affect the conduct of war - work together to create shared libraries of information * Many groups of people are susceptible to abuses of their human rights. * Some groups of people are more likely to be sexually abused than others - vulnerable than others to health risks from climate change - can be more susceptible to the chemicals that can build up in fish over time - have a harder time dividing members of their society into age stages + Sexual abuse: Psychology :: Human sexuality :: Types of crime * Some groups of people are more likely to be sexually abused than others. It is common knowledge that girls and women are sexually abused more often than boys and men, and that abusers are usually men. Disabled people, especially disabled girls, are much more likely than non-disabled people to be sexually abused. They are often abused by authority figures in their lives, such as carers. Disabled people are more vulnerable to sexual assault for a number of reasons. People of different races have different rates of being sexually abused. + Value (personal and cultural): Everyday life * Many groups of people agree on lists of principles. They may also try to agree on the order in which they are to apply, that is, which principles should be violated before which other ones. Happy people * are less abusive and hostile, less self-focused, and report fewer instances of disease. * are located in carnivals - parties * learn to live with one another with respect and kindness. * live longer than unhappy people. * tend to be extroverts - healthy people - self-confident, open to experience and have good personal relations - have their shoulders back and have an erect posture * work harder and are more likely to stay at their jobs.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Healthy people * HAVE a low resting heart rate. * Many healthy people are less able to remember certain kinds of information as they age - carry the bacteria in their nose or throat for a long time - drink magnetized water daily to eliminate possible digestive disorders * Many healthy people have heart murmurs - temperatures a degree above or below average - use it to maintain good health and also as a way of relaxing - walk around with a temperature a degree or so above or below average * Most healthy people can be blood donors - give blood - survive well in periods of high heat * Most healthy people have no trouble resisting infection - one thing in common-they give of themselves to others * Most healthy people recover from cases of flu without a problem - within a few days without specific treatment * Most healthy people suffer from abdominal pain * Some healthy people have a positive test - abundances - take breaths * add significant momentum to the forces of economic development and poverty reduction. * are able to live fuller, happier lives - better able to cope and recover * are more productive and are more likely to get promoted and earn more - better able to contribute to their countries' welfare - than sick people - the building blocks of healthy families * attract healthy people. * become ill, and sick people die. * build healthy relationships. * can do more things to improve their state of being - donate blood as often as once every eight weeks - exercise without supervision - give every eight weeks - live comfortably with only one kidney - recover without medical treatment * experience adverse symptoms that affect normal activity - anger, but as a transitory state * express creative attitudes in all they do. * have a large surplus of platelets - stronger sense of self, and have higher self-esteem - an enormous reserve of marrow which is constantly being renewed - congruence between the self and the ideal self - energy left after work so that they can balance their life with play - hundreds of thousands of platelets in each cubic millimeter of blood * know how to stay in touch with their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual self. * learn to recognize and deal with their feelings - recognize, feel and express their emotions appropriately * meet their fluid needs by drinking when thirsty and drinking with meals. * metabolize alcohol at a fairly consistent rate. * provide the labor and knowledge that underpin agricultural production and innovation. * recover rapidly in two to five days. * suffer typical food-poisoning symptoms like nausea and vomiting. * tend to feel better, and therefore, have an easier time being happy. Heavier people * burn more calories during physical activity than lighter people do - calories, lighter people burn less * can go slower and still develop the same amount of power. Heavy people * have a harder time burning calories when they're exercising. * tend to possess high concentrations of cholesterol and triglycerides in their blood. Hmong people * are a very happy and hospitable people. * come from northern Laos and Thailand. * sleep on a piece of wood with a cloth in it. Holy people * Some holy people are on the level of trees, so their prayers can last for hundreds of years. * live holy lives.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Homeless people * All homeless people abuse alcohol and illegal drugs. * Many homeless people are among the working poor - experience mental distress and have high rates of suicide - have multiple health problems - work at minimum wage jobs, unable to pay the bills for a family of three * Most homeless people are in shelters or other residential programs and are less visible - regularly homeless - tend to place less priority on their personal health * Some homeless people qualify for emergency accommodation and re-housing - remain in their neighborhood * are a fixed population who are usually homeless for long periods of time. * are also acutely vulnerable to breaching - at greater risk of trauma resulting from muggings, beatings, and rape - among the most studied subjects in social science - crazy, addicts, or both - deficient in people skills, sometimes that is their only problem - drug addicts - especially vulnerable to physical attacks, exploitation and abuse of all kinds - experts on how to buy concert tickets - grey - lesser beings, even their woman don t know how to act * are located in bridges - streets - mentally ill - mostly single men - particular victims of certain diseases - particularly vulnerable to police harassment - safer when together and visible - the poorest of the poor and reflect a cross-section of America * can get food stamps - often be violent - stay for up to three months * commit more violent crimes than housed people. * die each winter for lack of social services and public housing. * experience prejudice, humiliation, deprivation, exposure and stress. * form one of the most powerless and marginalised groups in society. * have little or no social support - low educational levels - nowhere to go at night * like to be homeless. * live below the poverty level - everywhere across the world, in the rich cities and the poor countries - in civil disobedience every single day * react differently to someone's help. * receive a second-rate health service and are dying as a result. * sleep in abandoned cars and on the street. * start bathing regularly. * suffer disproportionate levels of alcohol problems. * suffer from a very high prevalence of substance disorders - the same health problems as people with homes, but at elevated rates Horse people * Most horse people work for years to mentally connect with just one horse. * are like putty in the hands of the opposite sex - prone to falling hopelessly in love and become blind to the world outside Hungry people * are located in supermarkets - unhappy people * steal to eat. * tend to buy more food than they planned on. Hyperactive people * are more likely to own their own businesses and be more independent. * fidget or have a hard time sitting still.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Icelandic people * are considered to be the most happiest people on Earth. * can still read words from hundreds of years ago. + Iceland, People: European Union candidate states :: Nordic countries * Icelandic people are considered to be the most happiest people on Earth. Iceland has the highest birth rate in Europe, highest divorce rate and the highest percentage of women working outside their home. + Icelandic language: Germanic languages :: Languages of Europe * It is a Germanic language. It comes from the Old Norse language, the language spoken by the Vikings. Because Iceland is far away from other countries, the language has not changed much. Icelandic people can still read words from hundreds of years ago. Ill people * Many ill people die from the combined effects of malnutrition and their illness. * Most ill people have conditions - health conditions * are often sensitive to smells. Imperfect people * are pastors, youth directors, music directors and children's directors. * create imperfect things.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Impulsive people * act before they think, and often find themselves in trouble as a result. * are often very immature personalities who tend to act in an off the cuff way. * smoke more often. Inactive people * are twice as likely to develop heart disease as active people - high blood pressure than active people * can easily become overweight from eating more than a sedentary lifestyle requires. * double their risk for heart disease. * have twice the risk of developing heart disease as active ones * use up less energy than people who exercise regularly.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Indian people * All Indian peoples are of one body, one heart, one spirit. * Many Indian people eat raw onions with their meals. * Most Indian people avoid prolonged direct eye contact as a sign of respect. * are natural allies against the invasion of the universe. * believe they are the returning spirits of dead children or the souls of lost warriors. * come together to dance, sing, meet old friends and make new ones. * describe their societies as a circle or an integrated whole. * desire to retain as much of their cultural heritage as possible. * have a right to self-determine their lives - much less access to private vehicles than the general population * have the ability to govern their own communities - highest percentage of veterans of any population within the United States * join together in dance and song and to renew friendships. * revere the dead. Infect people * Most infect people receive dose treatments - take medicine - wash hands * Some infect people cause anemia. * Some infect people have fevers - high fevers - worms<\|endoftext\|>### people: Infected people * Many infected people can live for years with very few noticeable symptoms - die waiting for liver transplants - go on to suffer cirrhosis, liver cancer, and eventual death * Many infected people have no symptoms at all - show no signs of illness * Most infected people assume their nausea and diarrhea are from something they ate the day before - carry the infection for life without becoming ill after the initial infection * Most infected people have no signs or symptoms - symptoms and are never diagnosed - respond to antibiotic treatment - show no symptoms or have mild symptoms of disease * Some infected people have episodes of infection for life - jaundice, which causes the skin and eyes to become yellow - mild diarrhea or no symptoms at all * Some infected people have no signs or symptoms - very mild symptoms or no symptoms at all - look healthy, but can infect others * are the only sources of the parasite. * can also pass the illness to others - be asymptomatic - unknowingly transmit the virus to others * lose their appetite, they are often sick to their stomach and vomit. * pass polio virus in their bowel movements or in saliva. Infertile people * are everywhere, and they know everything that everybody else knows. * have the right to have children and to the use of technology. Intelligent people * All intelligent people believe in evolution. * Some intelligent people can be brain-dead at times. * have more copper and zinc in their hair - zinc and copper in their hair * tend to be more religious. Investigative people * are interested in understanding how the world works. * like to work in laboratories and in scientific careers.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Irish people * are ethnic groups - nations * can legally use both forms of their names, and commonly do so. * die younger than men and women in many other countries. * eat very little fish. * have a reputation for friendliness and hospitality - strong culture and many beliefs * like to own their own houses. * In Northern Ireland, there have been violent fights between the Unionists, who claim to be British and are mainly Protestant, and the Nationalists, who claim to be Irish and are mainly Catholic. Irish people have a strong culture and many beliefs.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Islamic people * All Islamic people are also monotheists. * Some Islamic peoples practice female circumcision. * wear clothing that is very similar. Jadgal people * are mostly Muslim. * The 'Jadgal' people are a tribe which live in Pakistan and Iran. The Jadgal people speak the Jadgali language. The population of Jadgal people living in Pakistan was at about 100,000 in 1998. Jadgal people are mostly Muslim.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Japanese people * Many Japanese people go to Hawaii on the new year holidays - have the case of bad teeth - play baseball on holidays * Most Japanese people change water once a day, after all family members finished taking a bath - eat seaweed daily - have an interest in the English language * Some Japanese people are concerned about the sufferings of Asian people. * accept and adhere to many faiths. * appear to love a lot of American culture. * are Martian too - brown - considerate and shy - ethnic groups - extremely particular about food - generally very curious about other cultures and histories - inherently evil, and basically subhuman - on the average much smaller in stature than people of western Europe - probably the most insular people when it comes to interracial marriage - smart and they work well together - typically scared of working for a foreign company * are very attached to their culture and tradition - curious about the age of a person * attach importance to the family line. * can no longer expect to eat whales - open accounts with foreign banks and invest * don t eat bread. * eat natto, a form of rotten fermented soybean - sushi - their food with chopsticks * have several problems in communicating in English - the longest life span of any nationality * like to inquire about people's physical conditions and moods - visit temples * love gadgets. * love to hold festivals where fireworks are used to celebrate special occasions - read weather forecasts and check out train timetables on their phones * respect for other's opinion, are considerate of people who are in same group. * seem to like taking drugs for colds or stomach problems in their daily lives. * take few vitamin supplements. * tend to emphasize relation between a husband s family and a wife s family - keep quiet when somebody is speaking * think of tanukis as having big, round bellies sticking out in front - that stock investing is like gambling * use forks, knives, and spoons, in addition to chopsticks. * write sentences vertically as well as horizontally. Jewish people * are located in synagogues - the most optimistic people in the world * consider the day holy, and hold a religious ceremony at a meal with special foods. * symbolize the joy of the new year by eating sweets. * tend to calm and numb themselves with food. Knowledgeable people * Many knowledgeable people agree that certain scents actually promote certain moods and feelings. * reduce the risk of accidents. Korean people * are still xenophobic but officially, xenophobia is frowned upon. * use chopsticks and spoons - red ink only to dead people * value education as one of the most important aspects of their lives. * view wood homes and wood in general as healthy and aesthetically pleasing. Large people * Many large people are a product of their genes, or altered body chemistry. * can maintain an upright posture securely. * endure a lot of pain when traveling by air. * have larger metabolic loads. Local people * Many local people rely on coral reefs for their subsistence. * are dependent on forest resources - heavily dependent on fish as a source of food and income * depend on river water as a supply for drinking, cooking, bathing and fishing. * use tayra for the pest control because it hunts rodents. Lonely people * are often self-centred and think only of themselves. * tend to blame both themselves and others for their unhappiness.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people \| longer: Longer life * Longer lives mean longer retirements, which cost more money. * results from a slower exponential rate of increase in mortality. Mad scientist * are people. * complete experiments. * create life in the laboratory or seek to rule the world. * tend to have poor eyesight, but they possess keen hearing. Many people * Many many people have or do develop allergies to epoxies almost instantly. * are groups. * are located in demonstrations - sporting events - passives * desire play games - talk * have allergies.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Married people * Many married people dance, but often only the husband or wife dances. * More married people cheat than couples who live together. * Most married people are together during the tired part of the day, at the end of the day after work - describe their marriages as very happy - file joint income tax returns - have both spouses as signers to enter a safe deposit box * Some married people pass themselves off as singles to get dates and sex. * are also less likely to commit suicide - better off financially than their single and divorced counterparts - chaste when they are faithful to their spouse * are happier and healthier than divorced or unmarried people - than single people - less likely than non-married people to expect to enter nursing homes - more likely to be rich * can also feel lonely - talk easily about their 'wife' or 'husband' - usually pool their incomes to qualify for home loans * commit suicide less often than divorced, bereaved, or single people. * do live longer and live better. * earn more and have more wealth on average than couples living together. * get many benefits from being married. * have an increased recovery from illness - anniversaries - children - lower rates of alcoholism, suicide and mental health problems than unmarried - more sex than unmarried people - the best and the most sex * lead more active sex lives. * live longer and are healthier - because marriage implies interdependent relationships - too * share memories and happiness and grow together as one - happiness, growing together as one * tend to live longer than unmarried people. + Consultation (Bahá'í practice): Bahá'í Faith * Married people consult with their husband or wife to solve difficulties in the marriage. + Homosexuality, Relationships * But to them, the important part about marriage is not just the name. Married people get many benefits from being married. Depending on the country, these benefits can include paying less taxes, getting their spouse's insurance, inheriting property, social security benefits, having or adopting children together, emigrating to a spouse's country, being able to make choices for a sick spouse, or even being allowed to visit a sick spouse who is in a hospital. Medical people * Some medical people say steroid use increases injuries. * know diets for children are damaging and they still advocate diets. Mexican immigrant * become a source of cheap farm labor in the Southwest. * continue to seek economic opportunities. * working near the border regularly cross into Mexico for low-cost health care. Mexican people * wear their serape over their shoulders. + Mexico: Spanish-speaking countries * People living in Mexico or who are from there are called Mexicans. Most Mexican people speak Spanish. There are also Mexicans who speak Native American languages, like Nahuatl, Maya, and Zapotec. The capital of Mexico is Mexico City. Military people * More military people are married today than ever before in the history of the armed forces. * are mostly dedicated professionals who care about their service to their country. * believe in truth, courage, hard work, sacrifice, honor, character. * wear camouflage face paint when having sex. Modern people * grind seeds from cultivated grasses such as wheat and barley for food. * have cro magnon brains.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: More people * Many more people avoid dairy products because of the plight of the dairy cow and calf - can write than are writers - eat asparagus than some people expect * Many more people suffer chronic asthma, again as a result of car exhaust emissions - with impaired abilities caused by the consequences of high blood pressure Mountain people * Most mountain peoples follow animist beliefs. * are people that keep their word. * hold close ties with the land to ensure the success of their crops. * suffer from unemployment, poverty, poor health, and insufficient sanitation. Multiracial people * are racially mixed. * have a history of being denied, shamed, quieted - similar struggles and issues that are particular to their race Narcoleptic people * Many narcoleptic people hallucinate. * go straight into REM sleep.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Nationality * All nationalities have their specialties. * Many nationalities lie side by side with some stones in their original European language. * Nationalities also play a social role. * Nationalities are people - status * Some nationalities require visas to enter into the United States. * exists, and has nothing in the world to do with race. * gives the state the right to impose certain duties, especially military service. * implies holding an official passport or citizenship. * is defined according to the national laws of that State - similar to race - synonymous with citizenship * political community in the making - nations are never the unities they claim to be. ### people \| nationality: Different nationality * Different nationalities are in the same family. * Different nationalities have different customs, taboos and living styles - differing views of what is equitable - specific gestures and emotions<\|endoftext\|>### people: Native people * Many native peoples believe that death is the beginning of a journey into the next world - count falls, cascades, and springs among their sacred spots * are neither united by indigenous language nor customs and habits. * believe that spiritual beings live in every feature of the land. * can unite without losing tribal and cultural identity. * comprise the fourth world. * continue to live in the absolute worst conditions on small squats of land. * cultivate unique varieties of the world's major food crops. * depend on the low tides to harvest beaches packed with shellfish and seaweeds. * have a proven understanding of their relationship with nature - special affinity with the earth * hunt it for food and body parts, which are used in traditional medicine. * live in cities and towns. * see no value in wild game, only cattle. * seem intuitively to have understood that human beings are coded for ritual. * speak with the Earth. * understand systems theory intuitively, because they live it. * view the self as an extension of nature, an organic part of the earth - themselves as separate nations within a nation Nearsighted people * Most nearsighted people use eyeglasses to correct their vision. * have poor distance vision. Negative people * are the minority - product of a negative environment * reveal themselves in their attitude, demeanor and body language. * tend to be negative in many different situations. Nepalese people * have several festivals that they celebrate each year. + Culture of Nepal * Nepalese people have several festivals that they celebrate each year. The longest and the most important of these is Dashain. It is celebrated for 15 days, and is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Durga. Most festivals include dancing and music, as well as all kinds of local food. Neurotic people * are more sensitive to noise. * foster neurotic dogs. New people * are a creation, biologically and socially. * There are only about 4 old-timers here. New people come every week. Please don't treaten the project to get your way.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Normal people * Most normal people feel frightened when they are confronted by a dead body or by death in gereral. * Some normal people have hard BMs daily without any pain. * cope with the help of a normal pattern of development. * do have a full range of emotions. * experience opposite physiological effects often with feelings of acute fear. * find homosexuality, especially male homosexuality, repellent. * have a higher skin conductance response when looking at familiar faces - children within one year of marriage - dystrophin in their muscle fibres - foots - hands - swings in mood from elation to depression - trouble dieting + Fallout 3, Characters: 2008 video games :: Roleplaying video games * Many normal people are alive, though. For example, a city made of airplane parts, 'Megaton', has normal humans, 'Tenpenny Tower' has rich people and 'Paradise Falls' that has slaves and slavers. There is also a city made of Ghouls called 'Underworld' which is an old museum.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Obese people * Many obese people have trouble keeping weight off - live to ripe, healthy old ages - report increased stress, emotional problems, and discrimination * Most obese people have cortisol excretion - urinary excretion - lose weight * Some obese people choose gastric reduction surgery to help alleviate their problem. * are also likely to be discriminated against - more likely to die * are at an increased risk of heart attack and subsequent drowning while diving - higher risk for degenerative conditions such as diabetes, arthritis and cancer - less active - liable to stressing their backs - more likely to eat due to external cues rather than internal ones * are more prone to a wide range of health problems - heartburn - particularly at risk - subject to a variety of negative judgements - twice as likely to die from heart disease as people of a healthy weight - usually less active than non-obese persons * face discrimination in education, work, healthcare and social relationships. * have a higher risk of diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol - than normal risk for a heart attack * have an increased risk for health problems - of heart attack and stroke and a higher incidence of diabetes - high levels of leptin in their blood * run a high risk of coronary diseases - higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, arthritis and many other health problems * seem to be more sensitive to endorphins' appetite-stimulating effects than lean people. * suggest diets. * tend to have high leptin levels. + Bariatrics: Medical specialties :: Obesity * More and more people are becoming overweight or obese. These include heart disease, diabetes, many types of cancer, asthma, sleep apnea, and problems with muscles and bones. Obese people are also more likely to die.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Old people * Many old people choke to death while eating mochi every year - continue to have good olfactory function * Most old people are more likely to wind up being cared for by their families than in nursing homes - have no interest in, or capacity for, sexual relations * are always sick with heart trouble or stomach trouble - located in churchs - people, so old people have bodies, too - supposed to become little again by some children * do that all the time, and even parents do it with children sometimes. * have no interest in sex. * invest in young people. * learn more slowly and their senses and motor skills are less efficient. * live on bread and potatoes. * lose control of bodily functions - their sense of smell * tend to overstate their age - advanced age being a source of status. + Mochi (food), Accident: Rice	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Older people * All older people are fat - can be at risk of abuse and neglect * Many older people are afraid to report abusive caregivers for fear of retaliation - concerned about their own welfare and care - ascribe their good health in later years to regular Radionic treatments - break a wrist or hip by falling at home - cope remarkably well with illness, bereavement and other stressors - deny feeling depressed and blame their symptoms on physical ailments - develop macular degeneration as part of the body's natural aging process - expect that illness accompanies aging - experience a decline in the secretion of stomach acids - have muscular atrophy * Many older people have problems with bowel function - their liver, heart and kidneys - rich sex lives, but others face physical impediments or loss of desire - trouble eating well - heal slower and have more problems with healing - owe their health in part to new and improved medicines and vaccines - report that they feel better, more energetic and confident in older years - see themselves aging in place until they can no longer care for themselves * Many older people suffer disability and even death from osteoporosis-related fractures - from vision problems and a loss of vision * Many older people take lifelong medication to alleviate symptoms - medication for medical problems * Many older people think they are too old or frail to exercise - too old or too frail to exercise - wear athletic shoes because their cushioned soles are comfortable - work shorter shifts in the middle of the day * Most older people are able to lead an active, satisfying sex life - frail and in poor health - healthy, active individuals - lonely and want to live with their children - sick, frail, and dependent on others - can lead an active, satisfying sex life * Most older people experience declines in vision and hearing with age - some interest in sexual intimacy * Most older people have at least one chronic condition and many have multiple conditions - children and some have grandchildren - no interest in and little capacity for sexual relationships - lack hydrochloric acid in the stomach * Most older people live healthy and active lives - independently - with progressively debilitating illnesses for many years before they die - place a high value on living independently * Most older people prefer to remain in their own homes during their later years - stay at home even when their needs for care are great - remain independent in their later years - report having at least one chronic health problem * Some older people are the victims of assault by their husband or wife - unable to manage their own affairs due to a medical or a mental condition - find it harder to fall asleep and stay asleep * Some older people have limited capacity for buying fresh food and preparing it for themselves - the income to afford private health insurance - remember earlier flu vaccines that did produce unpleasant side effects - spend less only because their incomes have dropped - take medicines that can cause dizziness or a drop in blood-pressure - tend to withdraw and fall easily into depression - use cell phones for protection when they are traveling * adapt more slowly to abrupt change from light to dark. * adjust their behaviour to compensate for physical declines. * are a very diverse group - also vulnerable because they're more likely to live alone - among the groups who have been most affected by smoking - at a higher risk of disability, as are people involved in hazardous work - big consumers of pharmaceuticals - by far the worst affected by the flu * are especially likely to have to endure the death of a spouse and of lifelong friends - prone to consuming a diet inadequate in magnesium - less likely than younger people to get tested * are less likely to move to a new home or community than are younger people - participate in a sport or fitness activity - require treatment than are children - resistant to colds and viruses * are more easily injured and slower to heal than younger people - likely than young people to die if they contract cancer * are more likely than younger adults to admit to having an alcohol problem - people to have constipation - victims to face attackers who are strangers * are more likely to be homeowners than younger people - injured in a traffic accident * are more likely to develop seborrheic keratose, brown or black spots and are wart-like - shingles * are more likely to have a severe disability than their younger counterparts - symptoms than children - read the Bible than are younger people - suffer from physical symptoms related to depression - prone to chronic diseases * are more sensitive to environmental disruptions, such as light, noise, or jet lag - the side effects and adverse effects of drugs - susceptible to heart disease deaths than are younger people - vulnerable to alcohol in a range of ways - much less likely to contract ringworm than younger people * are much more likely than younger people to live alone - to be empty nesters or to live alone * are often at high risk for depression, especially with the loss of a loved one - on multiple medications - physically fit, too - slower to respond when driving - sometimes able to compensate for declines in basic intellectual abilities * are the fastest-growing group of drivers - hidden resources of the world - largest group affected by hearing loss - major users of public services - most frequent victims of osteoarthritis - unproductive and a burden on communities and society * are, however, more likely to report economic crimes than their younger counterparts. * attempt suicide less often than do younger people, but they are often more successful. * believe that teens are too young to smoke, drink, vote, and drive. * belong to more organizations than young people, and they are less misanthropic. * can benefit from precautions that reduce their vulnerability to crime - remain active and independent members of their families and communities - stay young when they keep active in reading, studying and keeping up with issues * can, with training, improve cognitive functioning. * claim that it helps with the purple spots they get on their delicate skin. * come from a generation where mental health problems weren t discussed. * complain of pain in their joints and muscles. * consume a disproportionate share of medical and other costly public services. * continue to be concerned about management of their assets and property. * contribute a great deal to their families, communities, society and the economy. * dehydrate easily. * demonstrate coping abilities, self-reliance and stoicism. * devote few hours to employment or education activities. * do use more health services than younger people. * drink for the same reasons that young people do - stress and depression. * eat less, as well as softer, processed foods which contain less silicon. * face a greater risk of being injured or killed. * find concentrated odors less intense - it more difficult to tell when they are becoming chilled or overheated * get allergic and tend to get increasingly allergic as they get older - skin cancer because they have already received too much of the sun's damaging rays * have a decreased ability to control body heat - different tolerance for drugs than younger adults - higher rate of blindness than any other age group - more limited ability to respond to changes in brightness - much greater stroke risk than younger people - reduced sense of taste * have an even smaller hearing range - overgrowth of bacteria in their stomachs * have less intense pain with appendicitis - lean mass - skeletal muscle, the primary site of fat oxidation * have more chronic illnesses than younger people, so they are likely targets for fraud - fragile sleep and are more easily disturbed by light, noise, and pain - most accidents making left turns against oncoming traffic - the same variety of personalities as any age group - three times more tooth decay than children * keep stress hormones in their system longer. * like to feel young - live independently, but they often have problems with household chores * live in developed countries - longer if touch part of their life * living alone comprise a large and growing segment of the elderly population. * lose health, independence, mobility, friends, and future - the ability to detect very low concentrations of bitter and salty substances * love children. * play a vital role in our society. * prefer people their own age. * recall memories in a more stable way than younger people do. * report declines in function, caregiving. * require more sleep than young people, as a general rule. * respond differently than younger folks, and men respond differently than woman. * see sexual freedom as a threat to social stability - things more in terms of race * spend more time doing housework than younger people. * take longer to commit something to memory, and longer to retrieve things from memory - more medications than younger people * teach younger people. * tend to become more religious as they age - buy fewer clothing as they age * tend to eat less and often have less variety in their diets - as energy requirements, activity, and metabolism rates decrease * tend to have little interest in sex - polyps and cancer more often - serious illnesses and take several medicines - live alone and to be more socially isolated than are other people - suffer falls as they lose muscle strength and balance * tire more quickly than younger ones. * use different areas of the brain than do younger ones to perform the same tasks - ginseng for improved mental, sexual and physical vitality * vote more often than other age groups. * work in schools using reminiscence to help with lessons. + Muscle atrophy: Physiology * Many older people have muscular atrophy. Muscle atrophy can also be caused by Dejerine Sottas syndrome, cachexia, burns, liver failure, and starvation. + Sound, Sound, Heard and not seen: * Human beings can hear audible sound. Human beings cannot hear ultrasound waves and infrasound waves, but some animals, like bats and dolphins, use them. Older people have an even smaller hearing range.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Ordinary people * Many ordinary people become saints in death. * Most ordinary people rely on their gardens for food. * become leaders and restore order as humanity creates new social structures. * can experience love and express love. * know little about the causes of inflation. Organized people * save time and money, make more money, and have lower stress and frustration levels. * think organized thoughts and that's why they use words like always and never.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Overweight people * Many overweight people claim to suffer discrimination - eat impulsively, without planning - feel alone in a society focused on being thin - find relief when they lose weight * Many overweight people have difficulty reaching a healthy weight goal - the habit of skipping breakfast - keep eating even when their stomach signals that it is full - say that they eat voraciously because they just like food - see themselves as powerless when it comes to food - skip meals - suffer from metabolic imbalance * Most overweight people are also over fat - overfat * Most overweight people eat for many reasons aside from hunger - too much sugar - have overweight parents * are at greater risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes. * are at greater risk of developing gallstones than people of average weight - gallstones that people of average weight - higher risk for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes - likely to be more sedentary than their slimmer peers * are more at risk for adult onset diabetes - likely to snore because they have more neck tissue - much more likely to injure their backs - sometimes socially unskilled, depressed or isolated - unlikely to benefit much from exercise - usually overly focused on losing weight and understandably so * burn up fewer calories than fit people. * can benefit from losing weight - get an MRI without embarrassment or bodily harm - lessen the shock on their joints by losing weight - look forward to a life of disease and physical impairments * die at an earlier age than do trim, thin ones. * face a higher risk of developing gallstones than people of average weight. * get sick more and die sooner - that way, as a rule, because they consume more calories than they burn * have a higher incidence of heart disease, the nation's number one killer - lot of fat tissue, by definition - bulky neck tissue, too - excessive fat deposits on all organs and tissues * lack loving relationships and have relationships with food instead - proper nutrients * outnumber underweight people by more than ten to one in North America. * require more water than thin ones. * seem to weather illness better. * store extra calories as fat. * tend to eat a higher-fat diet than people normal weight - faster than their normal-weight counterparts * tend to have low essential fatty acid levels and supplementation is important - more medical problems - sleep on their backs because of the excess poundage * use eating as an emotional outlet. Pacific people * Many Pacific peoples live on small islands and atolls where land resources are very limited. * are a growing voting force. Pansexual people * are part of the LGBT community. + Pansexuality * Pansexual' people are people attracted to people regardless of their gender. Pansexual people are part of the LGBT community. Paranoid people * are very hurt individuals who require enormous amounts of empathy and understanding. * have a mental disorder. Poly people * are all bisexual - either men or women - middle class or upper-middle class - naturists * have no morals, so they are necessarily unfit to raise children. * practice tantric sex.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Poor people * Many poor people contribute but die before they become old enough to collect benefits - define poverty as the inability to exercise control over their lives - earn their living from the environment - spend money on lottery tickets in hopes of finding a way out of poverty * Most poor people are neither black nor brown - brown nor black - white, female, or brown * Most poor people live in rural areas - thousands of dollars below the poverty line - work for pay their whole lives * Some poor people spend as much as a third of their incomes to insure their cars. * are able to lift themselves out of the poverty cycle. * are at greater risk of being evicted from their apartment than are the non-poor - impairments and disabilities than better-off people * are frequently unable to pay for housing, food, child care, health care, and education - housing, food, childcare, health care, and education - ill more often and die sooner - in poverty because they violate the commands of the Holy Scriptures - less likely to own cars - more fatalistic about death than people of means * are more likely to be ill, yet least able to access health care - have poor health as well as poor living and working conditions * are most dependent on law and order for safety and welfare - vulnerable to environmental problems - often unable to access a clean water supply - poor because they lack enough productive work * are the most vulnerable - same as rich people - typically democracy's missing persons - vulnerable to natural and man-made risks - willing and able to borrow at market rates * build homes of scraps of wood, metal, or other found materials. * can have healthier ways of life. * consider that they have the right to help make decisions about how water is managed. * construct their learning by taking advantage of their own cultural tools. * depend heavily on nature for their basic needs. * die sooner than rich people. * do save even when saving means having less for food, clothing, and housing. * don t give money to the poor. * exist in great numbers in our society. * focus on survival. * have a death rate as much as three times higher than that of other groups - an odd habit of getting hungry the next day - less money to support businesses and institutions - more health problems than rich people - the worst health problems * know that their very survival depends on the resources controlled by others. * scavenge bones. * spend a higher percentage of their income on taxable items - less money online - their money locally * starve to death because of lack of money for food. * suffer most from the consequences of environmental damage. * tend to come from poor families - live near their work, while better-off people can afford to move to the suburbs - suffer more than others from soil degradation * use debt to buy things that make rich people richer - it in daily work and as means of transportation as well - more public money on health care, and have worse outcomes + Rainforest, Rainforests in danger * Settlers can get into the rain forests because modern machines have opened roads deep into the jungle. The roads are usuaslly built by businesses who want to cut down trees or dig up minerals in the forest. Governments build other roads for trade and to allow settlers into the forest. Poor people come into the forest by the thousands on the roads and take land to raise food. They burn off the trees and plants to make a field. Then they plant crops for food and to sell. All around them other farmers do the same, so there is no forest left to grow back.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Population * All populations have the potential to increase in size. * Any population includes individuals of all qualities, shapes, sizes and genetic makeup. * Describes a single population. * Every population has certain genetic traits which are very common in their particular group or race - is linked, directly or indirectly, with many others in an ecosystem * Includes facts about people, demographic characteristics, and population information. * Many populations have overlapping generations where individuals of more than one generation coexist - live in protected areas - migrate or decline in response to blocked upwelling which alters food webs - tend to be declining throughout the world * Most populations are migratory and winter regularly in both temperate and tropical latitudes - polymorphic for most phenotypic traits, from fur color to blood type - small and most reproduction probably is asexual from rhizomes - blend in with their substrate so there large amount of geographic variation - have extensive genetic variation - live under ideal conditions, so they grow at exponential rates * Some populations also exist in brackish conditions - use trees or other hard surfaces as anvils in order to crack mollusks * Some populations are at higher risk for certain preventable disorders than others - landlocked in lakes or large ponds due to human activities - more at risk than others - subject to wide variations in abundance - depend on squirrels - display migratory behaviour, moving into warmer waters in the winter * Some populations have difficulty using biometric devices - triazine resistant biotypes - lack male plants, while others are able to reproduce sexually * Some populations live at high densities while others live in uncrowned conditions - in estuaries where turbidity tends to be high * Some populations reproduce only by mating, others only by fission, and some populations do both - parthenogenetically all year on grasses - suffer disproportionately from consequences of drug abuse - therefore switch from asexual fission to mating seasonally * aging affects economic decisions and public policies - occurs at the start of each year - refers to steady increases in the number and proportion of older people in society * alone contributes to the global warming. * also differ remarkably in their social and mating patterns. * are adaptable to many environmental conditions - capable of explosive growth - collections - colonization - dynamic with identifiable characteristics and measurable growth patterns - group according to their resistance to pyrethroids and organophosphates * are groups of individuals of the same species that occupy a given area at the same time - organisms of the same species living in the same area at the same time - integers * are isolated because they breed at different times - in different habitats - large groups of individuals * are located in cities - countries * are made of different people - up of organisms that belong to many different species - part of the communities that make up ecosystems * are the basic components of the ecosystem structure - group about which predictions are made - sub-units of species - transient, relatively dense and constantly changing * are used for consumption - studies - usually the unit that is managed by biologists * can also be the source of many problems like starvation and lack of housing - decline to the point of extinction - expand rapidly during periods of hot weather - fluctuate wildly depending on the behavior of controlling factors - follow one of many growth patterns - grow very rapidly - increase in size at a phenomenal rate - maintain genetic diversity through migration - number in the hundreds of basidiomata - undergo evolutionary adaptation * change annually with changes in environmental conditions and habitat manipulations - so quickly that an exact census is impossible * changes in boreal forest birds in Saskatchewan and Manitoba - carnivores in some coyote-control areas * collapse due to starvation, predation, and parasitism. * comprise communities, with community structure, diversity, stability, and change. * consist entirely of female aphids giving live birth to female progeny. * contain genetic variation within themselves and between other populations. * cycle up and down, possibly due to the action of parasites. * decline in areas under development by humans. * declines North American birds that migrate to the tropics. * declines in North American birds that migrate to the neo-tropics - migrate to the neotropics - migratory birds in eastern North America - the snowshoe hare and the role of stress * densityis the number of individuals in some specified area of habitat. * determines the demand for transportation services and facilities. * differ in their stability. * display distinctive behaviors based on their size. * eat fish. * evolve and adapt through natural selection - to recycle the food which is rare in the environment * exposures to metals in the environment. * flowering intensity is the average percentage flowering of all the trees. * fluctuate due to food availability and strife within packs. * focuses on evolution within populations. * gain individuals through births and emigration. * gradually change through time in genotype and phenotype. * group of organisms of same species. * grow according to the number of individuals that are capable of reproduction - because people have babies - exponentially unless certain factors limit their growth - more slowly if people wait to have their children - quickly in optimal conditions - when births and immigration exceed deaths and emigration * grows in increasing amounts, but food production only increases in constant amounts - rapidly, but as it does so, Food decreases - when there positive rate of natural increase * has a big effect on the amount of waste accumulated in a year - diversity of elements, defined via some parameters or vectors * have a maximum potential for growth called the biotic potential - number of characteristics that are of interest to ecologists - complex system cycles - limited distributions * have the potential to grow very rapidly, in what is called a geometric progression - increase exponentially - reproduction potential to increase at an exponential rate - their own distinct characteristics apart from any one individual of the population * includes all members of a species living in the same place at the same time. * increase by birth rate and by influx - during periods of relatively high humidity and decline in dry periods * increases geometrically while food supply increases arithmetically. * influences food consumption and resource production. * interact to form a dynamic community of living organisms within the ecosystem. * is all living persons in a geographic area * is an entire set of subjects, objects, events, or elements being studied - exponential function - important factor in the demand for food - any group of organism that coexist at the same time in the same place - one of the problems in the world contribution to non-sustainabilty - real capital, which can be used to develop the economy - supported by clean air, pure water, and intact ecosystems * is the constitutional currency in the competition among the states for political power - leading cause of environmental degradation * is the number of a certain type of organism in a given community - individuals in a population - organisms of a species in a given area - percentage of the total population in that community - root cause of most of our environment problems, including sprawl * key variable in the study of global environmental change. * make up species, which make up communities. * makes up all human groups and is the bedrock of society. * means power, as well as money. * migrate on neutral networks by a diffusion-like mechanism. * multiply while the environment is gradually destroyed. * never produce more young than can survive. * often contain high levels of genetic polymorphism for resistance to pathogens - vast amounts of genetic polymorphism for resistance to pathogens * outstrips food supply leading to war, famine, poverty and disease. * produce more offspring than their environment can support. * refers to the larger group from which the sample is taken - resident population of Lithuania * rely on one another to keep each other alive and stable. * reproduce faster than their food supply - in greater number than the resources can support * respond to the pressures caused by natural increase in a variety of ways. * rise and fall by natural cycles - fall, species become extinct, new ones arise * rises when the demand for labor, and living standards rise, and vice versa. * shapes political systems and helps determine economic vitality. * show greatest reproduction and recruitment levels in years following good food crops. * small collection of cartography symbols. * swell when food sources are abundant. * symmorphological and a symphysiological unit. * tend to be most abundant where their genome allows the optimization of energy profits - evolve continuously as a reaction to environmental conditions - grow faster than does the supply of food - have a maximum density near the center of their geographic range * tend to produce more individuals than the environment can support - offspring than the carrying capacity of the environment - remain stable in size, except for seasonal fluctuations * typically produce more offspring than can survive and reproduce successfully. * varies endogenously according to the theory of demographic transition. * vary in the types of individuals and their reproductive success - their capacity to grow + Dominican Republic, People: Spanish-speaking countries * Population changes in the Dominican Republic. + White-headed capuchin, Behavior, Tool use: Monkeys :: Mammals of America * The white-headed capuchin also uses tools in other ways. It has been known to beat snakes with sticks in order to protect itself or to get the snake to release an infant. In captivity, it has been known to use tools to get to food or to defend itself, and in one case a white-headed capuchin used a squirrel monkey as a projectile, hurling it at a human observer. It has been historically noted that the species is often able to recognize, and therefore avoid baited cage traps, and hidden net snares are often the only way to capture this monkey. Some populations also use trees or other hard surfaces as anvils in order to crack mollusks. And it sometimes uses sticks as probes to explore openings.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people \| population: African population * are very young. * is very dependent on wild and domesticated plant resources. Amphibian population * declines in British Columbia. * tend to benefit during the early stages of development - fluctuate a lot Animal population * All animal populations vary somewhat based on weather, food, disease, predation, and reproduction. * change over time as the results of births, deaths, and dispersals. * consist of healthy, smart members because everyone else died or was eaten. * drop dramatically as a result. * respond with increased birth and survival rates and decreased emigration. Bacterial population * appear to decline rapidly in soil. * increases exponentially or logarithmically. * multiply at incredibly high rates. * reproduce much faster and produce more offspring than humans. * show distinct spatial distribution patterns. * subjected to heat or antimicrobial chemicals usually die at a constant rate. Biological population * are always finite in size. * bring in a greater level of complexity and uncertainty beyond the organism. Coastal population * Some coastal populations live in salt marshes. * commute daily to forage in salt marshes and on tidal mudflats. * forage daily in salt marshes and on tidal mudflats. Different population * retain different level of genetic diversity. * spawn at different times and in different streams. * tend to suffer from different types of glaucoma.<\|endoftext\|>### people \| population: Feral population * are distributed throughout the tropics - frequent and distributed over the whole Switzerland - mostly small in number and threatened by human encroachment * can also pass on diseases to domestic herds. + Feral organism, Harmful and helpful effects of feral organisms, Economic harm: Animals :: Plants * Feral animals compete for food with domestic livestock. Though hotly disputed, some cite as an example the competition between feral horses and cattle in the western United States. Another example is of goats competing with cattle in Australia, or goats that damage trees and vegetation in environmentally-stressed regions of Africa. Accidental crossbreeding by feral animals may result in harm to breeding programs of pedigreed animals. Their presence may also excite domestic animals and push them to escape. Feral populations can also pass on diseases to domestic herds. Finite population * can behave very differently from infinite populations. * induce metastability in evolutionary search. Fungal population * increase on certain soils where peanuts follow peanuts. * tend to be higher in areas that have a northwest exposure. Future population * aging, like future population growth, is virtually certain to occur. * is forecast by estimating by age group the survivors from the present population. Global population * increases mean greater demands for wise and fair uses of natural resources. * rises continuously throughout the century - during the first half of the century, peaks mid-century, then declines Heavy population * can kill branches or entire plants - small plants and reduce kernel size in larger plants - severely defoliate and kill plants * cause plants to yellow and wilt. * produce a lot of honeydew, which leads to the development of sooty mold. High population * can cause leaf drop - remove nearly all the new and old needles in a single season * mean that there is an increased chance of one animal infecting another. * reduce quality and quantity of flowers. * stunt or kill plants. * tend to force the crop into stress more quickly when moisture supply is limited.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people \| population: Human population * All human populations possess language. * Most human populations are victims of the voracious beast, humankind. * are hard to get accurate numbers of the human population - in a growth phase * can have profound effects on populations of wild animals - impose excessive stresses on aquatic ecosystems * has many direct and indirect effects on other variables. * have more genetic variability than one strain of hairless albino mice. * impact the land through timbering, mining, farming, urbanization. * is low and dispersed - still relatively low compared to developing nations * tend to aggregate around soils where farming is largely successful - modify existing ecosystems for own purposes * use resources in the environment in order to maintain and improve their existence. Immigrant population * have a different age structure. * tend to have higher fertility than native populations.<\|endoftext\|>### people \| population: Large population * bring unbearable pecking order pressures on individual birds. * build up in a short period of time - over time and then crash before building up again * can build up unnoticed before plants begin to show visible symptoms - cause wilting and poor plant growth due to minor root pruning - kill or stunt seedlings - pollute the environment with their own wastes - run away from disease sources - severely defoliate or kill plants * cause cupping and curling of the leaves and prevent head formation - leaves to brown and drop prematurely - the leaves to turn brown and drop from the plant * develop during hot, dry weather. * have a large gene pool, with lots of diversity between individuals. * live both on the borders of and deep within important forests. * raise the standard of living by providing a wide variety of goods and services. * reduce plant vigor - the effect of mutations * tend to have high mutation rates. Mosquito population * are also sensitive to the presence of standing water. * vary according to temperature, rainfall, and wind. Natural population * are found only on a number of offshore islands of New Zealand - genetically variable in the same manner as lab populations * have enormous excess fecundity. * occur in a wide range of tropical climates. * persist in several Sonoran watersheds. * tend to oscillate in a stable or unstable fashion around the carrying capacity. Northern population * Some northern populations migrate long distances. * rise and fall in cycles along with prey populations. Pest population * take time to build to damaging levels. * vary considerably from one field to the next, even in adjoining fields. Population control * can reduce conflicts by making sure that every nation has adequate resources. * form of arms control. * is an attempt to limit the growth in numbers of a population - essential part of the solution to the long-term food problem - critical to the overall global environmental agenda - social control Resident population * includes military populations and persons living in institutions. * is the population living in the United States. Rural population * Many rural populations suffer from poverty and hunger. * face problems of diversity and of deep divides between haves and have-nots. * seek food and work in urban areas where unimmunized populations concentrate. * use water from drilled or shallow dug wells.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people \| population: Small population * are also more susceptible to epidemics - especially vulnerable to extinction - fragile because of chance events, or stochasticity - generally more prone to extinction than large populations - made up of weaker individuals than large populations - more susceptible to the effects of genetic drift - particularly vulnerable to catastrophic events - subject to random changes in allele frequencies due to genetic drift - very prone to drift and alleles can go to fixation quickly * exhibit more inbreeding depression than large populations. * experience a different mating environment than large populations. * face bigger risk of extinction than large ones. * harbor less genetic variation than large populations. * have low population density, which causes low fruit and seed production. * lose genetic diversity over time - much of their genetic variability * persist for shorter periods than larger populations. Urban population * have to purchase all or most of their food. * is the midyear population of areas urban in each country. Wild population * tend to grow and crash, rather than show steady population numbers. * vary in color from gold to olive green or even creamy white - the well-known gold to olive green or even creamy white Powerful people * Most powerful people have enormous sex drives. * exert enormous amounts of influence over others. * stay in power by empowering their offspring. Primitive people * Most primitive peoples take the utmost care to avoid contact with blood. * have extremely complex languages. * identify the soul with the breath, or something contained in the blood. * keep the past alive in songs and poems. * speak primitive languages. Proactive people * focus on their circle of influence. * make choices based on values. * subordinate feelings to values. ### people \| public: Public access * allows producers to be active citizens, to live the ideal of participatory democracy. * refers to accessibility for trained users to use AEDs in public places. Public accountability * critical element in designs of continuous improvement systems. * further basic characteristic of a democratic polity. * is the universal enforcement mechanism. * natural ingredient of a universal health system.<\|endoftext\|>### people \| public: Public broadcasting * is associated with effort, commercial broadcasting with relaxation - by everyone and for everyone - funded from radio and television licenses and radio advertising - relevant to minorities - rooted in the constitutional guarantees of a free press and free speech * is the nation's largest resource for continuing education and distance learning - primary way citizens get news and commentary - uncluttered by the advertising of commercial broadcasting - TV or radio * plays a crucial role in lifelong learning in the information age. Public deliberation * precondition for public action. * process of open but structured dialogue about issues of concern. Public finance * is when governments acquire, spend, and manage money. * is, therefore, a relationship-based business where personal contact is highly valued. Public financing * denies citizens the basic right of political participation. * is one way to answer how a city or county can build buildings or arenas. * is the best way to reduce the corrupting influence of private money in politics - way for citizens to regain control of the election process Public harassment * Most public harassment is by men against women. * has serious adverse effects on some women. * is behaviour in public places that is unsolicited, unwelcome and unreciprocated. Racist people * have little education and as children they have cold, authoritative parents. * injure their neighbors. * think that their own colour and culture are better than other people's.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Rational people * make decisions based on average cost - by comparing marginal costs and marginal benefits - rational choices toward living as well as possible * understand links between cause and effect and crime and punishment. Real people * can only become presentable after enduring large amounts of pain. * die of real diseases at any age. * have emotions and feel strongly about certain issues - many different problems that cause depression - minds, So a real person usually copes - spiritual, psychological, social, physical, and physiological dimensions * make quilts that come in all skill levels, sizes, and shapes. * talk about sexual experiences and fantasies they hide from their partners. Relief worker * are people - workers * to obtain information.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Religious people * Many religious people believe that language has divine origins - deny that obedience is essential to eternal life * Most religious people are hypocrites - ignorant of their religion's theology - on the down-side of cloning - can accept language evolution - have non-religious friends - use their faith to justify their actions * Some religious people say there devil that causes evil. * are faithful to their system of belief, or what they understand to be spiritual - friendlier than non-religious people - less likely to suffer from depression and anxiety * are located in churchs - synagogues * are the most unhappy people on the face of the earth - ones celebrating when no one else sees anything to celebrate - very predictable and are much more likely to live up to their beliefs * aspire to live in the time of divine origins. * believe in the existence of a supreme being. * can believe whatever they want. * go through the forms of worship to keep alive the nostalgia of their past. * have healthier lifestyles. * live longer and physically healthier lives than their non religious counterparts * love nature, love flowers. * pay their taxes and vote just like everyone else. * seem to have a problem with television. * stay awake and chant prayers the whole night. * tend to be selfless. * try to make their own waves of blessing. * understand the nature and cause of persecution. Resilient people * are positive that they can succeed in unfamiliar circumstances. * demonstrate certain traits. * have the ability to solve problems. Respectful people * treat other people's beliefs and accept individual differences without prejudice. * treat others as they want to be treated - with consideration and accept individual differences Responsible people * can have guns. * see the connection between actions and consequences. * take care of themselves as well as others. * wear fashions that reflect their beliefs and morals. Rich * adorn a house, and virtue adorns the person. * are an accumulation of cash and things of no value to anyone - capable of buys - for spending - more than just money - nuts * are the burning bricks with which the vault of hell is built - fruit of industry - transitory, and laziness is the parent of many sins * diminish with spending but knowledge increases with it. * have kids - wings<\|endoftext\|>### people: Rich people * are located in operas * have identical problems with their children as poor people - maids * have more money than poor people - wealth and generally consume more than poor people - smaller families * invest in middle-class people and the middle class invests in poor people with promise. * kill themselves because they are lonely and their lives suck. * serve food to homeless people. * start off as poor people. * tend to save more of their earnings. * use debt to leverage investments and grow cash flows. + Submarine: Warships * Most large submarines are war vessels. Some small ones are used for scientific or business purposes. Some rich people buy their own to explore under the sea and look at fish. A submarine is always called a boat, not a ship.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Richer people * mean changes in the form and place of the products they consume. * pay taxes at far higher rates than everyone else. Righteous people * are people who live by true wisdom. * practice teaching by constant virtuous action. * visit people who are sick.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Rural people * Most rural people leave in poverty. * Most rural people live in either fishing or farm villages - small houses made of mud or bundles of branches - rely on their cars for the majority of journeys * are more likely to be poor and dwell in inadequate housing - relational people * can interact with people and businesses around the world through the Internet. * share their perspectives of the past, present, and future of their communities. * use and manage biodiversity in obtaining their livelihoods. Russian people * are a complex combination of East and West. * are, first and foremost, spiritual people. * stop eating any product that comes from an animal with the exception of seafood. Sedentary people * are apt to have sluggish minds. * have an increased rate of urinary and fecal calcium excretion. * tend to have a higher risk of colon cancer and breast cancer than active people. Selfish people * are heavy because of their self-involvement. * focus on themselves at the expense of others. Sensitive people * Some sensitive people develop skin rashes from using aluminum chlorohydrate deodorants. * live in healthy houses out of necessity, in order to maintain their health.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Several people * suffer from anxiety disorders at different levels. + Der Rosenkavalier, The story of the opera, Act 1: Compositions by Richard Strauss :: 20th century operas * Several people come in. When the notary tells Ochs that he needs to pay a dowry to his bride, not the other way round, Ochs is very angry. * January 6 - Severe cold weather hits the upper area of North America, which includes Canada and the United States. Record-breaking weather is recorded in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Chicago, Illinois. Several people are killed because of the cold weather. Shorter people * do sometimes have tall children and taller people do sometime have shorter children. * have a higher risk than taller individuals. Sick people * Most sick people are cared for by family members and other kin - die from illnesses - see dreams * Some sick people smoke marijuana - use marjauna to make the nausea go away, and make their appetite return * are located in hospitals - unable to travel to see their doctors * can compensate by fasting other days when they feel well. * die, because medicines spoil in ruined refrigerators. * live in close proximity. * remember more since they look for reasons they are sick.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Sighted people * Most sighted people make visual representations of the information they acquire. * are accustomed to viewing the world in visual terms - human, too * can see a limb in the way when walking. * enjoy rich full lives, working, playing, and raising families. * look at visual displays projected onto a mirror. * obtain much information by rapid visual scanning of the visible structure of a page. * receive most of their information about their surroundings through seeing. * use electronic organizers for conducting all aspects of their lives.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Single people * Many single people have homes and are sometimes head of a household - list nonsmoking as a criterion in considering a prospective dating partner * Most single people consume high protein diets - suffer from symptoms * Some single people employ part-time maids. * are also generally less conservative than married people - more prone to depression than couples - often suspect in the church because everyone thinks they are sexually active - single parents * exercise chastity through celibacy. * experience more depression than married people. * have many reasons for their inability to sustain a long-term relationship. * sleep in a double room with someone of the same sex. * tend to cycle in and out of food bank use, depending on employment opportunities - stay in shelters for short periods Smart people * know about chemical addictions such as smoking and drinking and drugs. * wear glasses. Social class * fundamental dimension of inequality in modern society. * good example of a trait that is often confused with racial essence. * has much to do with the way people buy and use products. * influences many aspects of our lives. * is based on power - intimately related to economic status * major factor in infant mortality, both historically and today. * removed from poverty status tend to demonstrate fewer problems with self-esteem. Social people * enjoy closeness, sharing, groups, unstructured activity and being in charge. * like to work with people. Sophisticated people * More sophisticated people use the fruit in salads, cook it with fish and also in meat stews. * profess to believe that virtue and beauty are unrelated. Straight people * Some straight people live gay lifestyles because of some early hurt. * can be queer. * live in a world where being straight is the norm and obviously fully accepted.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Successful people * Many successful people are dyslexic and many dyslexic people are successful - introverts * Most successful people have a passion for what they do - love to share with and help others * are active dreamers and stay focused on their dreams - focused on what works - goal achievers - just ordinary folks who have developed belief in themselves and what they do - ones who have successful students - practical dreamers - risk-takers - self-disciplined about their behavior towards others - successful because they see themselves as successful * are the ones who find solutions - people who keep doing the hard things today * associate with successful people. * believe in themselves. * feel that they have control over their lives. * hang around money or things that make money. * have an image of feeling healthy, happy and understood - distinctive personality drives that fit their careers - pride, commitment and self discipline - the ability to focus on what they are doing now * keep their minds and outlook on life positive at all times. * know also how to work smart , to achieve success they want. * know how to make decisions - operate at the 'alpha' level of brain function * like to help people become successful. * refer to a positive state of mind when dealing with obstacles. * study or attend class all their waking hours. * succeed because they learn from their failures. * take responsibility and do what they have to do to accomplish their goals - the responsibility to keep their mind, body and emotions in balance * tend to have healthy sex drives - stay at home * work on their ability to adapt to change.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Suicidal people * Many suicidal people are undecided about living or dying right up to the moment of the suicidal act. * Most suicidal people are suicidal for only limited periods of time - give warning signs that are cries for help * are fully intent on dying - killing themselves - mentally ill * can encourage each other in their suicidal behavior. * experience their near-death situation with extreme isolation. * feel as though they want to live and they want to die at the same time. Superior people * become celebrities, being loved, hated and respected by the inferior. * have the ability to adapt quickly - influence people Superstitious people * Some superstitious people blame noises, broken dishes, and such things on poltergeists. * are located in churchs. Swiss people * are ethnic groups - nations * spend their money on housing, furnishings, transportation, recreation and clothing. Tall people * have a natural advantage in rowing because they have a longer stroke. * tend to have a larger total lung capacity than shorter people - live longer, according to a new study Thai people * are very tolerant of other faiths and treat all religions with respect. * believe there's a spirit in their heads. * know how to drink as well as eat. * regard the head as the most precious part of the body. * tend to eat many smaller meals per day instead of three big ones. * use forks and spoons. Thin people * lose body heat faster than overweight people. * tend to eat less fat and more complex carbohydrates. Traditional people * Many traditional peoples continue to practice their sacred ways without killing animals. * know that nature feeds the spiritual life as nothing else can.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Transgender people * Many transgender people live happy, well-adjusted lives - in fear of discovery by a scornful public - pray their whole life for a cure one way or another * Some transgender people do identify themselves as transgendered and are fearful for their safety. * can be heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual or whatever. * have problems with laws and regulations about sex. + Transgender, Issues, Legal problems * Transgender people have problems with laws and regulations about sex. To be seen and treated as the sex they wish, transgender people usually have to change their first name. They also may want to change their identity documents to say the correct sex. For example, a transgender woman may wish to change her birth certificate or driving license to say her new female name and to say that she is a female.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Transgendered people * Many transgendered people are unemployed or under-employed by virtue of their status - have heterosexual identities * Some transgendered people prefer members of their own sex, some prefer members of the opposite some. * are different in that respect - one of the best-connected minorities on the Internet - the targets of the most vicious and blatant forms of violence - very vulnerable to abuse * can be heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or asexual. * claim to be a different gender from their natural body. * embody the real issue behind the oppression of sexual minorities. * face unique legal issues with regard to marriage. * speak of having felt early on that they had been born into the wrong body.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Transsexual people * Some transsexual people change their body to make it more like their gender identity - go from male to female + Gender identity, Transgender and transsexual: Sociology * Some transgender people people feel like they were born with a physical gender that does not match who they feel they are. They are called transsexual. Some transsexual people change their body to make it more like their gender identity. These people may have surgery or take medicines to change their body. + Transsexualism: LGBT * Transsexual' people change their sex. Some transsexual people go from male to female. Others go from female to male. They change how they look and act. They see doctors who can give them drugs and surgery. They change their name and sex through the law. Tribal people * Most tribal peoples prefer plump women. * adapt when assimilated into society. * teach that there are four parts to any ceremony, each equally important. Tropical people * get their food from such soils. * tend to be ectomorphic-slenderly constructed, the better to radiate body heat. Unbalanced people * are usually out of shape and have health problems. * have more stress - poor relationships Underweight people * live longer and are in less danger from heart disease. * suffer financially too. Unemployed people * are immobile because they get generous benefits from the welfare state - the smallest group of benefit claimants * make up a large proportion of cannabis users. Unhappy people * Some unhappy people imagine they are being tormented by evil spirits. * are also more likely to smoke. Uninsured people * Most uninsured people live in low-income families. * are more than three times more likely to die in the hospital than the insured. * rely on hospitals for access to health care services. Unsaved people * are lonely because their lives are filled with emptiness. * can have measure of objective love toward one another. * live by their lusts. Urban people * live a lifestyle that is based on money. * tend to view wildlife differently than rural people. Various people * claim to be able to feel the energy field around other humans. * have tattoos. * make shelters for such incipient altars or developed altars. Victorian * are people. * display their love for the natural world by cultivating flower gardens at every turn. Vietnamese people * cover their mouths while eating and talking at the same time. * pray to avoid epidemics and eat nhng, the larvae of the silkworm. Visual people * are often slow in expressing their feelings. * like to see things. * speak and read quickly and tend to be neat, orderly and observant. Weak people * are scared of themselves. * have a tendency to pull others down to empower their own weaknesses.<\|endoftext\|>### people: Wealthy people * are more likely to be early adopters of everything - the only people who receive transplants * commit crimes, as do middle class people. * get wealthy by keeping their cash invested in high-earning investments. * have the power to manipulate mass media, which can serve as their mouthpieces. * live longer than poor people. * make most of their money from investing in business. * own assets, other people own liabilities things that cost money to own and maintain. * spend money. + Ho Chi Minh City, Poverty: Cities in Vietnam * Wealthy people live a fantastic life in the city. But, others are very poor. The cost of living in Vietnam helps even the poorest people to survive. Many temples, churches, charities, and government organizations help people that are even more misfortunate than the poor.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: White people * Many white people hate blacks and backwards. * Most white people are Eurocentric - of European origin , but are also found in other parts of the world - reared to dislike black people simply because of their darker pigmentation - deny that they are racist. * ', also known as 'Caucasian' or 'European race', are a kind of people with light skin. They are a race of people. Most white people are of European origin, but are also found in other parts of the world * are a distinct minority in Hawaii - descendants of Japheth - ethnic groups - ghosts * are more at risk, and also outdoor workers with constant exposure to sun - prone to kidney stones than are black people - much hairier than black people - people who died by ice * are the descendants of tribes also - oppressors of minority communities and cultures - same as black people * are, by nature, the enemy to Black people. * do have soul. * eat rice. * have a high or long nose - personal stake in anti-racism - responsibility to look after the non-white races - funny hair and noses * have no concept of how that flag can affect black people * love to believe they're fair. * spend their time figuring out how to keep black people down. * think what they are told to think, and are incapable of thinking for themselves. * use the word holocaust.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Young people * All young people have the capacity to develop and transform as they move toward positive adulthood. * Many young people are also involved in criminal gangs. * Many young people believe myths about sexual violence and rape - that carrying a gun is essential to daily survival in today's world - they are immortal - die of old age - do indeed struggle with problems of substance abuse, hopelessness, or depression - establish patterns of sexual behavior in their teens * Many young people experience age discrimination in the housing market - difficulties with eating and food at some time in their lives - high levels of stress * Many young people feel considerable peer pressure to have sex - that their neighborhoods are dangerous and carry guns out of fear - get money from their parents and have little or no concept of personal finance - have misconceptions concerning the nature of healthy relationships * Many young people lie about their alcohol and drug use - alcohol and other drug use * Many young people live in areas with high levels of unemployment - families where the use of alcohol part of normal life - own guns themselves or have access to guns with parental permission - practice unhealthy nutrition and sedentary lifestyles - say that drinking alcohol is part of growing up - start dating as they move through puberty and the teen years - suffer from malnutrition * Many young people think smokeless tobacco is safer than smoking cigarettes - they can quit when they re older - use drugs simply because their friends do - worry about their weight * Most young people are far better informed than their parents about drug abuse - unwilling to live a celibate life - drink alcohol without experiencing any serious harm - feel strongly about issues which they believe are unfair in their lives * Most young people get spots around puberty - through their adolescent years without major problems - grow up with no knowledge of native plants and animals * Most young people have a blood pressure reading of one hundred thirty over eighty or less - bikes rather than cars - friendship networks, groups and gangs - hold expectations for their future loves, livelihoods, and living situations - identify with sports and sports stars - live in environments - say that they'd like to quit smoking - see occasional drug use in the same way as alcohol - as part of normal life - survive adolescence without major problems * Some young people are more vulnerable to developing vocal nodules and vocal strain than others - social smokers, lighting up only at parties or when they go out - become prostitutes in order to make money * Some young people believe growing up means abandoning their ideals - that marijuana use leads to more dangerous illegal drugs - choose lifestyles of nonconformity simply to be different - die after onsets - drop out of school to have their babies - get their hair spiked or shaved - go by bicycle or by motorbike * Some young people have deep convictions about dancing - great difficulty in managing their relationships with peers and family - move into places on their own or move in to share with others - resent having to show proof of age - see hats as a sign of personal growth * Some young people use alcohol and other drugs to try and reduce stress in their lives - to try to blot out problems they are having * account for the majority of new users of many substances. * achieve desirable outcomes when they are involved in positive social networks. * adopt their prejudices at an early age. * are a high-risk group for anorexia and bulimia - vital part of our families and society * are also at great risk for head injuries - likely to have a different perception of living in an area than older people - the victims of crime and worry about becoming a victim of crime * are at a special age between young children and adults - high risk of being victimized and of participating in violence - increased risk of causing a tragedy for themselves and others - much higher risk from impaired driving than the general population - particular risk for becoming sedentary as they grow older - better at sex than older people - creators as well as consumers of literary works - different from adults and so are young women from young men - disproportionately the victims of crime as well as the offenders - especially encouraged to donate blood and platelets * are especially vulnerable to heroin because they often experiment with drugs - skin damage that can result in melanoma years later * are even less likely to vote than any other age group - more directly affected by economic and social changes than adults - far more likely than adults to greatly over-estimate the prevalence of smoking - highly susceptible to pornography - less likely even to be registered to vote than any other age group * are less likely to vote than any other age group - located in schools * are more 'participatory' than older people - likely to learn about negative than positive aspects of aging - most concerned about education, crime, violence and the environment - much more likely to be unemployed than older people - now more involved in crime, and drug abuse has become more common - often concerned with who they are, how they are seen and what they believe in * are often very mature for their age - sensitive to the needs and problems of their peers - over-represented in motor vehicle crash statistics compared to adults * are particularly at risk of unemployment - sensitive to issues of personal privacy - responsible for a large proportion of crime - sensitive to perceived signals that smoking is the norm - susceptible to new attacks by older virus strains * are the hope of improving the ecological environment of the world - ones who are going to write stories and features - traditionally unsuccessful when they try to quit smoking - violent and commit violent crimes * become gang members at the average age of twelve - less dependent on parents and more involved with peers * believe in fairness and equality and are commited to social justice. * burn vast quantities of calories, in part to provide for growth. * buy more frequently than most older people. * can be millionaires before they even hit their twenties - help ward off osteoporosis by building strong bones today - prematurely age, too - reproduce at the end of puberty * care about their appearance. * change partners frequently before settling into monogamous relationships. * come off twice as badly as older people in terms of unemployment. * commit the majority of crimes. * consume far more soft drinks and sugarless chewing gum than the adult population. * continue to account for a large number of both homicide victims and offenders - marry, but many couples delay until they are older * define success in very different terms than their parents or grandparents. * depend on their parents for shelter, and for financial and emotional support. * die everyday and for a variety of reasons. * do commit large numbers of crime - like to read because they like the Internet, and it is essentially a written medium * do, however, see benefits to cloning plants and animals. * drink for a variety of reasons, including to look more grown-up - less often than adults, but when they drink, they tend to drink in large amounts - to get drunk * entering the workforce have much different attitudes about work. * exercise less and less when they get into their teens. * experience the highest rates of violent crime of any age group. * experiment with sex, as with other things in their lives. * explore their sexuality as a natural process of achieving sexual maturity. * face issues of self esteem and child abuse. * fight, tend the wounded, and die. * gain understanding and empathy through active service to others. * get their values and attitudes from their parents and their culture. * harm themselves and wreck their lives through substance abuse. * have a high frequency of warts - responsibility to the people who share their lives - right to health care and accurate information about sex - an entirely different form of dress to express their personalities - basic needs critical to survival and healthy development - choices about the level of intimacy in relationships - dignity and worth as human beings - immature immune systems that are less able to fight off infection * have less freedom of speech - of a sense that they have a duty to vote than any other age group - little difficulty recognizing or believing that animals have feelings - more education, better physical health, more possessions and leisure - much more melatonin in their body than older people - no voice, people of color have no voice, women have no voice * have the highest rate of personal crime victimisation - rates of signs suggesting alcohol dependence - suicide rate - lowest voter turnout of any population group - potential to live longer than any previous generation - responsibility to protect their sexual health - right to participate at every level of society - to study and work, but they are at the age of physical growth - twice as many accidents in their first year of work than adults do * hunger for spiritual growth as much as they do for sexual growth. * identify social success mainly with money and complete independence from society. * increase their personal resources and improve their self-identity. * know that risky behaviours can have negative effects on their health. * learn about sexual expression nearly everywhere they turn in society - that risk and initial failure are part of achievement and success * learn to play, to participate and to take responsibility - ride horses Many young people enjoy riding horses * like to get scared - go places and do things * live in a minority world - and participate in communities * make up half the forty million unemployed in the developed world as a whole. * mature at different rates, girls tend to develop earlier than boys. * place high value on promoting equality and reducing hunger and poverty. * rank parents as the preferred source of information about sex and health. * realise that their future consists of poverty, uncertainty and fear. * receiving chemotherapy generally have a lower white cell count than normal. * refuse to marry and have children. * s thinking on illicit drugs tends to change with time and age. * save as they establish households and purchase durable goods. * spend more waking hours in school than any other single place. * start using technology as a means to learn as well as research information. * struggling with homosexuality often feel they have nowhere to turn. * suffer high victimization rates for murder, rape, robbery and aggravated assault. * teach their peers how to resist drugs, alcohol, tobacco and sexual pressures. * tend to absorb calcium better than older people - consider that it's old people who die - marry people they meet in the same informal social circles - read more than older people do - underestimate the addictiveness of nicotine * thrive when they are shown respect. * turn to religion because of pent-up sexual anxiety and tension. * use their bodies to express their cultural creativity and the pleasure of being young. * view managing money as a symbol of maturity and independence. * vote less than any other age group. * wish to be older, and older people wish to be younger. * work hard to earn their degrees. + Clothing * For many people, clothing is a status symbol. It also helps people project an image. Often, clothing is a form of self expression. Adults in different social or work situations present different views of themselves by the clothes they wear. Young people have an entirely different form of dress to express their personalities. Often people will simply follow popular fashion styles so that they will fit in. Clothing is far more than just a means to protect our bodies. + The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Missions: Mormonism * Young people are encouraged to go on missions when they get old enough. Before an August 2012 change in church policy, men had to be 18 in most countries, and women throughout the world 21, before they could go on missions. More men go on missions than women do. The Church tells them where they need to go. Missionaries will go to people who live near them and teach them about the Church, and baptize people who want to join the Church. They also help people around them, even if these people are not in the Church. + Turkey, Culture, Language: European Union candidate states * Many young people can also speak English.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### people: Younger people * Most younger people recuperate in a month. * are also at risk of rupturing discs in their back by lifting heavy weights - concerned with their own lives and work * are more afraid of dying and being in pain at the end of life than older people - likely to be affected by night myopia than the elderly * believe that their elders are too old to drive, just because they are older. * can hear a wider range of sounds than older people. * drink more milk than older people, for example. * excrete most of their fluid before bedtime. * have fewer disorders, so the relative risk of obesity is higher - very smooth skin and older people have lines around their eyes and mouth * remarry sooner than older people. * tend to use the Web for entertainment. + Infrasound: Sound * Infrasound' is a type of sound with a frequency lower than humans can hear. This frequency is lower than 16 hertz. When the frequency is lower but the volume is loud enough, humans can feel the vibrations but cannot hear the infrasound. Younger people have the ability to hear lower and higher frequencies.<\|endoftext\|>### people-oriented: Biomedical engineer * Many biomedical engineers work in pharmaceutical companies and government agencies. * Some biomedical engineers make man-made materials to repair and replace damaged organs. * Some biomedical engineers work as consultants - in design and research laboratories in major companies * apply engineering principles to medical problems. * are people-oriented. * conduct research in enginering, biology, or medicine. * design and develop medical instruments and equipment - work with medical equipment * develop aids for the deaf and blind - and design biomedical devices, systems, and processes * study the mechanical properties of biological systems. * work on many different tasks - projects that improve human health - with other health care professionals as members of a team + Engineer, Who are they?: Technology :: Engineering :: Science occupations + Engineering, What is it? ### perceptual constancy: Color constancy * is perceptual constancy * refers to the relatively stable appearance of objects despite changes in context.<\|endoftext\|>Perforation * are the rows of punched holes separating stamps from one another in a sheet. * can lead to peritonitis and hematogenous spread to the liver, spleen and other organs. * cause of primary bacterial peritonitis. * causes most of the attacks of peritonitis. * includes sections. * is an infrequent but important complication of colonoscopy - due to ischemic necrosis as a result of impaired blood flow to the bowel - punctures * known complication of dilatation. * occurs most commonly during component and cement removal. * serious complication requiring immediate medical attention. * surgical emergency. * usually heal by themselves. ### perforation: Free perforation * causes generalized peritonitis. * leads to generalized abdominal tenderness and rigidity.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Performance * Some performance influences reproductive success. * based education seeks to make what is learned in school useful in daily life. * depends on competitive factors - conditions - develop skills - environmental conditions - numerous factors - soil conditions * description of student success in interacting with instructional materials. * form of interaction. * has capacity - development - discharge capacity * is accomplishment - actions * is an important link between morphology and fitness - measure of self-respect - associated with speed, quality, cost, and effectiveness - capable of play - communication with an audience - identified as an area where the potential exists for the politicising of gender - in the synapses, or the connections between a person's brain cells * is located in circus - commercials - concert halls - movies - shows - theatres * is measured in terms of outputs and outcomes - traits and behaviors as well as goal achievement - presentation - some kind of evaluation of behavior judged against a standard * is the ability of a rod to work effectively under a wide range of fishing conditions - to actually produce language - actual expression of the behavior that is learned - amount of work that the processor can do in a given period of time - discovery of things as they happen at that moment for the first time - fulfillment of a contractual obligation - product of ability multiplied by motivation * is used for art - business - fun * measure of how well the design meets target specifications. * measurement of risk and return. * optima occur when physiological rates and metabolic efficiency are both maximized. * quantitative measure characterizing a physical or functional attribute. * refers to partipation, cooperation, effectiveness, etc. as a member of a group - speed, parallel processing, quality and efficiency * related stress can harm work, athletic and other performance. * relies on applications. * requires health. * takes places. * universal word in sport. + Integrated circuit: Computer hardware :: Electronic components :: Electronic circuits * Cost is low because millions of transistors are printed as a complete unit by photolithography and not constructed as one transistor at a time. Performance is higher since the components switch quickly, consuming little power. + Pungmul * It includes drumming, dancing, and singing. Most performances are outside, with tens of players, all in constant motion. Pungmul is rooted in the dure farming culture. It was originally played as part of farm work, on rural holidays, at other village community-building events, and in shamanistic and Buddhistic rituals. Pungmul performers wear very gorgeous costumes. A flowery version of the Buddhist kkokkal is the most common head-dress. Advanced performers sometimes wear sangmo, which are hats with long ribbon attached to them that players can spin and flip in intricate patterns by moving their heads. ### performance: Cognitive performance * includes day-to day activities such as reasoning, memory and learning. * is broken down into a set of distinct, sequentially operating processes.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### performance: Concert * are music - restricted spaces in which music is simultaneously produced and consumed * feature artists. * is performance + Carnegie Hall, The Main Hall (Isaac Stern Auditorium): Concert halls in the United States :: Landmarks in Manhattan * For many years the world-famous New York Philharmonic Orchestra gave their concerts there. They moved out to a new concert hall in the Lincoln Center in 1962. Many of the greatest performers of classical music have performed in the hall. Concerts continue to be given there including, more recently, concerts of popular music. * The performers at a concert are usually raised above the level of the audience on a stage. Concerts may be held in concert halls which are built for the purpose, or they may be held in any other suitable large building such as a school hall, a nightclub, a barn or a large house or castle. Some concerts are given to very large audiences in the open air. They may take place in a field or in a stadium. Economic performance * can vary between countries and regions. * is one lens through which to view the severity of Russia's mortality crisis. * varies considerably among African countries. Encore * are albums - singles * is performance Financial performance * is measured by net farm income and operators' labor and management income. * major risk management issue. Individual performance * is influenced by management as well as genetics. * represents a person's opportunity to grow and excel. Investment performance * crucial component of product competitiveness. * differentiates financial services firms from one another. * is linked directly to market conditions. Magic trick * are performance. * have power to gain and maintain attention. Music performance * degree program focused on the mastery of performance skills - of piano performance skills * is the most restricted of all music fields. Musical performance * form of communication. * is live entertainment * take different forms in different cultures and socioeconomic milieus. Peak performance * occurs when anxiety optimnally alerts the resposes of the body. * result of the body and mind interacting and working in harmony. Premiere * are magazines + Leicester Square, Entertainment, Major cinemas: City of Westminster :: Districts of London * Eight of the screens are digital. The main screen and one smaller one can also play 3D films. Many premieres are hosted here. Rendition * are companies - corporations - crafts - marking - surrenders - visual art * is performance<\|endoftext\|>### performed gender identity: Masculinity * allows aggression, which leads to rape. * based on violence tradition that is exploding in our faces. * calls for bold and full shades of blue and brown. * does contribute. * has no monopoly on the mind, and femininity has no exclusive dominion over the heart. * is associated more commonly with adult men than with boys - dangerous for men's health - equated with striving, moving, and activity - expressed in militaristic terms that focus men on the violent control of others - just as sacred and just as inherently worthy as femininity - more than penis and testicles, as femininity is more than clitoris and vagina - sexuality - simply a cover term under which an entire array of gendered behaviors are clustered - the antithesis of femininity - tied to aggression - traits - viewed as a problem to overcome * only exists within a system of gender relations. * performed gender identity. * represents the bulk of failure in a world dominated by indistinct philosophy.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
Perfume * All perfumes contain alcohol to varying degrees. * Most perfumes are mixtures of absolutes - similar in how they are prepared - specific blends of fragrance notes * also increase perspiration rate and help cool the body, which is important in the tropics. * are chemical compounds known as aromatics - concentrated fragrances - flower based and attract all kinds of winged insects, including bees and wasps - the feelings of flowers - usually a mixture of both synthetic and natural resources * basically are three-part mixtures of chemicals. * causes a desire to kisses. * contain alcohol so they are often responsible as well. * cover up the body's natural scent and replace it with the perfume's scent. * includes sections. * is books - liquids - located in cabinets - organic matter - smell - toiletry * is used for aroma ### perfume: Modern perfume * Many modern perfumes contain synthesized odorants. + Perfume, Sources, Synthetic sources * Many modern perfumes contain synthesized odorants. Synthetics can provide fragrances which are not found in nature. For instance, Calone, a compound of synthetic origin, gives a fresh metallic marine scent that is widely used. Synthetic aromatics are often used as an alternate to compounds that are not easily got from natural sources. Patchouli * has some valuable uses in skin care and treatment of skin disorders. * is an anti-inflammatory herb, useful in relieving dry skin conditions. * is one of the few oils that improves with age - very few oils that, like fine wine, improve with age - probably the most abused essential oil when it comes to overuse - used to treat dysentery, diarrhea, colds without fevers, vomiting, and nausea ### perfumed mineral oil: Baby oil * Some baby oils are essentially mineral oil and fragrance. * causes the skin to burn faster and offers no protection at all. * is also good for rubbing inside ears that have become chapped or irritated from clipping - ointment - salve - toiletry * perfumed mineral oil. * removes burrs in fur coats.<\|endoftext\|>Period * Some periods have larger numbers of bowls than jars. * You're supposed to use commas to separate figures of 5 digits or more. Periods are used for decimals. * are divided into epochs, and successive periods make up an era - ends - eras * are followed by long periods - week collection periods - geological time * are located in history - schools - sentences * are part of eras - punctuation - parts - time intervals * correspond to years. * fundamental measure * have effects - term effects * is characterized by the rise of state societies, cities, and a great deal of warfare - directly related to the speed the wave is travelling * is the inverse of frequency - length of time required for a satellite to complete one orbit * is the time between two successive waves - duration from one synchronization point to the next - taken by a wave to repeat itself at a given point in space * refer to Months or Quarters - time, systems to rocks * refers to the time which it takes to do something. * span months - several years - weeks * squared is proportional to the size of the semi-major axis cubed. ### period: Administration * comprises the individual, the human being, legislature and laws. * has power. * is bodies - commercial organizations - management - medication - part of government * is the ability to manage the security attributes of the information - basis of organized human activity - execution of public affairs as opposed to the setting of policy - premise of individual organizations * uses schedules. ### period \| administration: Data administration * includes the definition, organization, supervision, and protection of data. * is responsible for defining an information architecture. Fluid administration * attenuates the hemodynamic effect of frusemide in running horses. * crucial part of the treatment of pediatric shock.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| administration: Government official * are administration - often willing to confiscate infant chimpanzees offered for sale * can save lives by implementing better codes and policies. * protect traffickers who are politically influential. * show interest. Intramuscular administration * is avoided because of severe pain on injection - preferred for all age groups * produces a more prolonged effect than intravenous administration. Oral administration * is the best route of relief for severe pain - most common route of human exposure - safest route for phytonadione * stimulates the mitotic activity of spermatogonia in mature rats. Public administration * analyzes the management of government and non-profit agencies. * includes organization, budgeting, personnel, and ethics. * is concerned with the delivery of services to the public - detailed and systematic execution of public law - organized at the national, county and municipal levels	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Adolescence * actually begins with puberty, a period during which the child matures physically. * also time when most teens are trying to establish their independence and autonomy. - sexual maturity and ends with finding a mate * brings about changes in boys - with it many biological, psychological, and social changes * broader social category even than ethnicity. * can be a challenging time for teens and their families - strangely troubling time of change and transition * can be a time of confusion and stress - excitement, new experiences and decisions - questioning everything, including their faith - crucial to the formation of healthy, non-violent relationships later in life - one of the most difficult periods in anyone's life - shocking and painful both to experience and, as a parent, to observe - often be a time of juggling socialising, hobbies, school, work and family * challenging developmental period for teenagers and for their parents - period for both children and their parents * comes from the Latin word meaning to grow to maturity. * common time to begin using harmful substances. * critical period for the development of adult behaviors and attitudes - adult obesity - stage of personal development - time for the current and future health of women * crucial transition period from childhood to adulthood. * developmental stage that is usually characterized by some risk-taking behavior. * difficult state which affects all family members. * difficult time for children, especially today - many young people * difficult, challenging, and confusing time for children. * ends at some indefinite point called maturity, or adulthood. * explores themes in intellectual, physical, and spiritual growth. * follows the developmental stage of puberty. * good time for parents to sit down and talk with their children. * includes puberty - social, emotional as well as mental maturity * is about identity formation. * is also a time of fluctuating pyschological and physical growth - intensified sensitivity to reflections from the environment - the time when psychopathology often first appears * is an age of transition in so many ways - emotionally intense time of life, and adolescents are emotionally intense people * is an important period of physical development - social and emotional development - time for social and emotional development * is an important time to establish healthy life style habits - intervene and try to support healthy behaviors - important, and sometimes difficult, time of transition - impressionable time where opinions, ideas, and beliefs are being formed * is an opportune time for interventions to address anemia - parents to communicate their value system to their kids - unsettling period for all children - divided into three stages - dominated by the adjustment of one's ideals and making compromises - generally a period of good health - immaturity - marked by a drop in cholesterol levels for a few years - often a turbulent stage of development - on the verge of adulthood, but is neither adulthood nor childhood - one of the most complex transitions in the life span * is one of the most difficult period in one's life - times of life for all ethnic groups - only one phase in a life-long process of sexual development and learning - part of youth - perhaps one of the most difficult and confusing stages in life - recognized as a sometimes traumatic, often confusing rite of passage - sometimes a difficult time for boys - that esoteric twilight zone between childhood and adulthood * is the age at which children stop asking questions - because they know all the answers - when children try to bring up their parents - where tremendous physiological changes occur in the body - bridge between the child and the adult - epilogue of childhood and the prologue to maturity - fall from the cliff - last best chance to constructively influence and improve the transescents' lives * is the most emotionally insecure time of life - important bone building period - neglected period of life - vital, volatile period for any of the higher animals - period between physical maturity and socio-economic maturity * is the period of identity creation - intensive building of social ideals and prohibitions - psychological and social transition between childhood and adulthood - transition between puberty and adulthood - to learn self-control * is the stage between puberty and adultery - that lies between childhood and adulthood * is the time for coming to terms with one's identity - in which young elephants begin to break away from the main herd * is the time of sexual discovery - shaping individual identity - that youth begin to think about personal health - to develop an initial identity status in many aspects of life - when our children become adults - transitional time when reading preferences move from fiction to nonfiction - usually a turbulent period * is when children develop stereotypes - start bringing up their parents - most dogs are turned over to shelters * journey that requires guides. * life stage which evokes an emotional response in many people. * literally means that stage of development between childhood and maturity. * marks a critical life transition for girls. * often brings feelings of insecurity about physical development. * period of accelerated growth, self-discovery, and emerging independence - confusing and conflicting emotions - considerable stress - contradiction for teenagers - dramatic physical, emotional, social, and intellectual growth - growth and development already filled with feelings of awkwardness - profound changes * period of rapid and confusing physical and emotional changes - significant growth * pivotal stage of human development. * represents a series of increasingly difficult developmental tasks - transition for the individual, the family and society - one of the most critical developmental periods in life - the person's entry into a world of mystery * requires a mutual understanding of symptomatology. * short lived phase for red wigglers. * spans years. * stage, which is also associated with considerable changes in self. * starts with the teenage years. * tends to be the time when young people have their first love relationship. * time characterized by physical, psychological, and social changes. * time for building peak bone mass - developing self-identity and achieving independence - growth spurts and puberty changes - the development of critical thinking and decision making skills - trying new things * time in one s life when motivation, empathy and social skills become crucial - their life when they are leaving childhood and reaching toward adulthood * time of change - physically, socially, emotionally, and intellectually - changing attitudes, perception and behaviour - emotional separation from family and a joining to peers - enormous growth and change - exploration as sexual feelings emerge - fluctuating psychological and physical growth - forming an identity and seeking independence - growth and change, with many health and mental health issues - increased nutrient needs * time of many changes - complex changes - rapid change and development - risk taking - significant development, offering great opportunities for growth - social and emotional change as well as physical change - trying out ethics too, and learning about the unethical behavior of adults - tryouts, a time when playing the as-if game is desirable and rewarding - uncertainty - that is often associated with trying new things and taking risks - to demonstrate commitment * time when children seek greater autonomy - development and culture put enormous stress on girls - everything is out of kilter, and nothing is stable in the body or mind * time when many health compromising behaviours show an increase - things are changing - one's lifestyle can be active, busy and stressful - opinions and preferences change radically, often overnight - our bodies are changing in different ways - students are figuring out who they want to be - the search for identity becomes a more separate and independent endeavor - young people learn the value of being a responsible citizen - youth are trying to figure out the world, and how they fit into it - when, quite literally, young people are learning how to think and how to act * tough period of development in most people's lives. * transformative time for all relationships in the family. * transitional stage between puppyhood and adulthood. * tumultuous period in one s life. * typically dynamic time of changes and challenges. * unique and vulnerable time in the lives of most people - stage distinct from both childhood and adulthood * usually drink because they have a low self esteem and self image. * very difficult time for all youth and especially youth that are homosexual - time, regardless of sexual orientation - precious period in one's life	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| adolescence: Early adolescence * appears to be a positive time for youth. * can be a stressful time for children, parents, and adults who work with teens. * challenge for youngsters as well as their parents and teachers. * critical period for addressing anemia in both girls and boys. * crossroads in women's psychological development. * distinctive developmental stage of life. * formative time. * is also a period of intense conformity to peers - an age of heightened curiosity characterized by a sense of adventure * is characterized by many growth spurts - significant growth and change - marked by rapid physical growth and maturation * period of transition. * sort of limbo between childhood and real adolescence. * time for students to experience independence - when peer acceptance ranks high among student priorities<\|endoftext\|>### period: Adulthood * begins at the age of four. * comes at an early age to rural children, especially the girls. * green area when money concern in order to form a family. * includes menopause - middle ages * is an opportunity to redesign holiday traditions - defined by mating, which occurs every two to three years - distinguished by a kind of haphazard shape - knowledge and knowledge is the fruit of survival - maturity - often a time when the pace of learning slows, due in part to diminished opportunity - when people form long-lasting romantic relationships * means being sensitive to social context and choosing speech accordingly - different things to different people - the right to make our own decisions about our life * transition between the beginning and the end of life, a continuing journey. ### period \| adulthood: Young adulthood * can be a time of loneliness, emotional turmoil, and confusion. * is the time when most people do their parenting - persons are most open to the concept of citizen responsibility * spans a generation.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Anniversary * Anniversaries always spawn memories of times both good and bad - are a time to take satisfaction in past accomplishments and to plan for the future * Anniversaries are also occasions to look forward - times to look forward, set goals and dream of the future - big deals in relationships - days - familiar happenings to most men in most societies - for celebrating memories - holidays - landmarks in the history of institutions - milestones in the life of whole peoples as well as individuals - occasions for looking back but also for looking to the future - often a time of reflection - present the perfect time to reflect on the past and look forward to the future ### period \| anniversary: Bicentennial * are big in Cleveland and dayton. * is an anniversary<\|endoftext\|>### period \| anniversary: Birthday * Every birthday is celebrated and many holidays are commemorated with decorations and festivities. * Some birthdays come in winter, Some birthdays come in spring. * are a special time - time for joy and celebration - very important occassion in Hawai'i, especially a baby's first birthday - also very important in childhood - always the most important days in our children's lives - anniversaries - annual events - celebrations filled with joy and laughter - dates - days of joy and happiness everywhere - happy time - important events in children's lives * are special days to children - occasions for young children - such momentous occasions in a young child's life * assume importance in proportion to the importance of the thing enjoying the birthday. * cause a desire to buys - institutions as well as people to reflect - parties * day to celebrate that the person has lived a certain number of years. * eventually come to be associated with declining abilities and skills. * show ages. * tend to be a time of retrospection. + Birth, Legal meanings: Biological reproduction	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| anniversary: Centennial * are anniversaries. - smooth textured with deep orange flesh * time to reflect on significant moments in College history. Jubilee * celebrate and commemorate the passage of a fixed number of years. * is an anniversary Century * Centuries are dates - part of millenniums - time periods - years * Centuries includes decades	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Childhood * Many childhood diseases such as cystic fibrosis are the result of defective genes. * Most childhood heros wear capes. * ends when a human being begins puberty. This stage after childhood is called adolescence, between puberty and adulthood. Legally, a person child until age 18 in the United States. * begins after the baby's first birthday and continues until the teens. * causes of adult diseases. * critical period for bone development, essential for life-long bone health. * diseases devastate children of all cultures, all economic levels - like measles, chicken pox and mumps can also be fatal to small monkeys * gives way to maturity, in physical, mental, and emotional development. * has effects - ripple effects * headaches Neurogenetic diseases Behavioral disorders, including autism. * includes latency periods - phases - stages * involves more change, more risk, and perhaps more stress, than any other period of life. * is also the most critical time for learning, growing and building. * is an important time for tooth and bone development - in the development of an individual - both the most important and the most vulnerable period of life - characterized by rapid physical and mental growth - for learning and having fun - how the human future begins - immaturity - marked by strong dependence on one's parents * is meant to be shared, especially with other kids - the happiest time of one's life * is measured out by sounds and smells and sights, before the dark hour of reason grows - sounds, smells, and sights, before the dark hour of reason grows - one of the most important times in a person's life - part of human life - perhaps the most karmic period of life - recognised as being a cultural construction which is temporally and spatially defined - singles - supposed to be a happy, carefree time of life * is the culture in which individual development occurs - foundation that lasts a lifetime - ideal time to instill lifelong healthy habits regarding sun safety - most important time to nurture curiosity and learning - prime time for human development * is the time to begin the development of active and healthy lifestyles - to prevent adult-onset cardiovascular disease - when character is formed for life - where humanity begins * lead exposure is widespread. * lead poisoning disproportionately affects poor and minority children - in young children still remains a problem in some local areas - remains a major, preventable environmental health problem * most critical stage of life. * period of short-lived dreams and fancies - special protection and rights * refers to the period of human development from infancy through adolescence. * reflection of adulthood. * relatively short period in life, and yet it time for much learning. * starts from birth to adolescence and at every step a child goes through a phase of risk. * time for learning first by seeing, then by hearing and reading - skills - learning, and learning comes first by seeing, then by hearing and reading * time of great uncertainty and children seek comfort and understanding in their lives - intensive, continuous learning * time to be free, to explore the world, to laugh, to feel good - grow and be active and learn naturally - grow, to experience, to discover, to know, to be - play Happy times to learn Without parents who like to burn * time when everything is new, wondrous and terrifying - linguistic skills are most easily acquired * transient stage in human life. * unique and valuable stage in the life cycle. * young person's everyday reality.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| childhood: Early childhood * begins around a year and a half for humans - when the toddler starts to walk and talk * caries is the term now used to describe baby bottle tooth decay and nursing caries. * critical period of a child's education - point in the development of all children * encompasses infancy and the toddler years, from birth through age three. * experiences fine-tune the brain's synaptic connections. * is all about building relationships and partnerships - an important time in a child s life - characterized by a lack of differentiation between the self and the other - crucial in terms of children's development and well-being * is the critical period in social development - of neurological development - time for brain development - formative stage for psychological and intellectual development * is the most critical time for learning and spiritual development - of development for our children - rapid period of development in a human life - stage of 'initiative versus guilt' - starting point for all love and for all cruelty in later years - time for playing with language - where learning begins * learning experiences, however, are particularly important to literacy development. * marks the beginning of the child's first experience with the wider community. * particularly critical period of development in the entire lifespan - significant period in human development * refers to the time period between birth and eight years of age. * time for growth, hard work and triumph. * very special and brief time in a child's life. Middle childhood * is the stage of 'industry versus inferiority'. * time of venturing into the new worlds of neighborhood and school - to bridge dependence with approaching independence Colonial period * means the period during which Western countries ruled India. + History of India, Colonial era * Colonial period means the period during which Western countries ruled India. These countries also ruled many other countries of Asia, Africa, and South America.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Daylight * Some daylight is part of days - eves * comes from light tubes that go up through the ground. * consists of a much more even spread of wavelengths. * contains a strong element of blue - different kinds of light * gives way to an unearthly night, the temperature drop, animals go to sleep. * grows less and the night is longer each day. * helps reduce the energy required to light a classroom. * includes mornings - the sun, skylight and reflections off nearby objects * is associated with humanity's rule - constant, temperatures are negative, and polar animals have made their appearance - free the most energy efficient source of illumination - rich in bluish tones because of the presence of ultraviolet radiation - sunlight * is the combination of sunlight and skylight - largest contributing natural factor to the atmosphere of any interior - most dangerous light source because it is the most intense * powerful stimulant for regulating the biological clock. * public voltage. * saving time saves energy and can help California. * signals the gland to shut off melatonin and allow the body to come awake. * varies enormously throughout the world. ### period \| daylight: Afternoon * are days - time of day * is the time occurring between noon and evening - of the day between noon and evening Evening - magazines - part of nights * are time of day - periods * begin as the sun sets. * find most dragonflies roosting in the low grass and bushes of meadows that border ponds. * includes dusk - nightfall - sunset * is the time when all of creation returns home. * primrose is commonly available in capsules and as an oil - legendary for stopping migraines, and for beautiful skin, hair and nails - medicinal plant Decade * are dates - part of centuries - time periods * includes years. * see consistent growth	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Duration * affects a plant's blooming cycle. * are durations * describes how long it takes a phrase to occur. * is how long the rain lasts. * is the amount of time over which such efforts are conducted - spent in direct service for a single unit - that a bond price changes for a given change in interest rates - average maturity of the fund - indefinite continuance of existing - length of time that an individual is exposed to noise or vibrations - only relevant link on a chain of embodied emotions - width of the hyetograph * measure of a security's price sensitivity to changes in interest rates - interest-rate risk of financial assets and liabilities * measure of the average time to receipt of cash from a bond - effective maturity of a financial instrument * refers to how long the insulin works. * refers to the amount of time spent at each aerobic session - length of light exposure - time involved exercising ### period \| duration: Light duration * impacts germination and whether plants put on leafy, green growth or set flower buds. * is another important metric when considering plant growth. ### period \| duration \| span: Attention span * are short and toddlers are distracted by and attracted to a wide range of stimuli - spans * can vary greatly with each child, and even from day to day with the same child. * concerns the length of time a particular activity is pursued by the child. * gets longer with age. * is an important element that is improved through martial arts training. * vary from child to child, often increasing as the child gets older. Span of control * Spans of control is human resources. * is how many people directly report to that manager - the number of employees supervised by a manager Time value * are values. * is any value above the intrinsic value in a stock option. * is the amount by which the option premium exceeds the intrinsic value - product of time multiplied by the lawyer's standard hourly rate - whatever value the option has in addition to the intrinsic value * reflects the risk that the option seller bears in selling the option to the buyer. * represents the value of the remaining life of the option. Epoch * Every epoch is an epoch of transition. * are dates - geological time - part of periods Era * Every era is an age of information overload. * are broken down into time frames known as periods - divided into periods - subdivided into periods, the largest of the units within eras - subunits of Eons * ends when temperature drops to about a billion degrees, and fused particles can stay fused. * last for years. * span time. + Category:Eras: Geological periods	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Festival * Many festivals also involve gifts of textiles as a sign of respect to elders - derive from ancient religious and folk beliefs - exist just to honor a prized edible or beverage * Some festivals are national events or holidays and celebrated nationwide - relate to the Buddhist religion - welcome the seasons of the year, the harvest, the rains, or the full moon * are a time to come together and live together - year-round way of life in Germany - also an important time of recreation - an integral part of people s lives in Kyoto - annual events - celebrations - for eating and drinking - important part of the Chinese tradition - part of people's lives and coexsist with busy lifestyles of the Japanese people today - socials - the universal form of community celebration - time periods - ways of expressing their identities as well as appreciation for variety of things * mark the seasons and express the joys, hopes, and fears of the people. * occur during mourn periods * only exist when people gather together. * play a major role in Spanish life. * tend to have a natural lifespan. + Music festival * A 'music festival' is a festival where music is played. Music festivals are usually outside, and often have other attractions such as food, games, and other forms of entertainment. They sometimes have a theme such as genre or nationality. Many festivals happen every year, or at some other common interval. However, some only happen once. A music festival can be held for profit or for charity. + Sikh temple: Sikhism :: Religious buildings * In the temple, the Sikh scriptures are recited or sung, and sermons are delivered. Festivals are celebrated there. Sikh congregations also take part in birth, death, baptism, and marriage ceremonies in the temple. Guru Granth Sahib is usually placed at one end of the temple, high up under a canopy. ### period \| festival: Buddhist festival * Buddhist Festivals are always joyful occasions. - common nationwide * vary with region. Folk festival * celebrate the rich tapestry of a community's cultural roots. * run the gamut of musical, ethnical and artistic genres. Indian festival * Many Indian festivals are religious in origin. * are a good way to get-together for social functions - way of sharing joys Octave * are all a subset of the same frequency - intervals - religious festivals - stanzas * come out of the study of music. Religious festival * are an important social activity - part of the way of life in Nepal * provide the most practical means for improving human relationships. Seasonal festival * make use of myths, art, dance and games. * serve to connect humanity with the rhythms of nature and of the cosmos. Free time * causes a desire to play cards. * is leisure - the imaginary part * rare commodity. * scarce resource.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Full moon * All full moons rise around sunset - the time of sunset * Every full moon is believed by the occult to be a time of extra power - more or less opposite the sun * are great for illuminating the future - on the opposite side of the Earth's sky from the Sun - part of months * cause moms to go into labor. * occur when the moon is opposite the earth from the sun - sun, Earth and moon are lined up * occurs once every twenty nine and One half days. * rises in the east when the sun sets in the west. * stay up all night and can completely spoil a shower. Half life * is increased resulting in drug accumulation and increased toxicity - the amount of time it takes for half of a sample of a certain substance to break down - video games * simple function of Z and is the time required for half of the population to decay. Hitch * are connections - gaits - knots * refers to the connection point between the trailer and truck.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Incubation period * apply to inhalation of the causative organism. * are also representative upon the possibility of nest predation * vary according to species. + Bubonic plague, Different kinds of the same disease, Pneumonic plague: Diseases caused by bacteria :: Pulmonology * This happens when the bacterium can enter the lungs. Incubation period is only one to two days.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Infancy * Infancies are immaturity. * defense for persons younger than eight. * is also a time of brain development - the time for developing the basic skills of reaching and grasping - important because that is when religious and moral life make their first appearance * is the developmental period that extends from birth to eighteen to twenty-four months - period that follows the neonatal period and includes the first two years of life - of rapid brain growth and development * time of extreme dependence on adults. + Infant attachment: Humans * Infancy is also a time of brain development. Much behavior is genetically determined only as potential behavioral systems that must be activated and developed. Irregular period * are common in girls who are just beginning to menstruate. * make it difficult to know exactly when ovulation occurs.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Lactation * Some lactations affect excretion. * Some lactations occur during seasons - wet seasons * alters the effects of conditioned stress on immune function. * are time periods. * decreases the amount of blood lost during menstrual periods in the months following birth. * have effects - minimal effects * increases demand for energy, protein, and other nutrients - maternal nutrient needs * is also necessary for the survival of mammals - another word for breast feeding - the most efficient route of excretion * is the production of human milk by the glands of the breast - milk by the hormone-prepared mammary glands - unique to mammals * last for months. * lowers residue levels markedly because OCs are excreted in the milk with the milk fat. * nuturing manifestation of spring, when the lambs are born. * occurs after parturition when there sudden drop in oestrogen and progesterone levels - for quite a long time, two to four years, sometimes even longer * places high demands on maternal stores of energy and protein - the greatest protein demands on a deer * probably occurs for the first two months after parturation. * represents the greatest nutrient demand for cows over a yearlong production cycle. * requires a high level of metabolism - even more energy than pregnancy - more magnesium and zinc * stops when the baby no longer nurses. ### period \| lactation: Early lactation * cows experience a period on negative energy balance after calving. * is considered independent of level of milk production.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Leave * All leaves are on plants - change color before they fall from the tree - contain photosynthetic tissues, called the mesophyll - have microscopic openings, called stomata * Are the primary photosynthetic organs of a plant. * Collect a variety of leaves. * Has nervine, tonic , sedative and anti-spasmodic properties. * Many leaves are mined before the larvae emerge and feed as surface feeders - can have a deformed leaf shape because of feeding injury while still quite immature - contain cavities for storing secreted products - have stomata in one epidermis only, and are termed hypostomatous - start growth in the spring and turn colors and die in the fall * More leaves means more sugar-producing photosynthesis. * Most leaves absorb energy - light - sunlight - water - appear on stems - are flat and thin to catch plenty of sunlight * Most leaves are produced by bean plants * Most leaves arise from rhizomes - short stems - underground stems - woody stems * Most leaves attract insects - pollinators - come from trees * Most leaves contain cellulose - chlorophyll pigment - chloroplasts - fiber - food - phloem - vascular tissue - xylem phloem * Most leaves develop during springs - from axils - drop from trees - emerge from buds * Most leaves emerge in late springs - expose to full sunlight * Most leaves fall from avocado trees - in autumn * Most leaves fall off plants - feed herbivores - float in shallow water * Most leaves grow at tips - grind surfaces * Most leaves grow on single stems * Most leaves have a large surface area to capture light - an epidermis only one cell thick - aroma - chemical properties - components - cuticles - distinct shapes - ecological importance - epidermises - fibre - heart shapes - light texture - long petioles - low proteins - lower surfaces - moisture - mottle color - nutrients - shelf life - shiny surfaces * Most leaves have smooth surfaces - stomata , which open and close - thick cuticles - thin cuticles - tough texture - waxy surfaces - help plants - hold water - look like green leaves * Most leaves make flavor tea - mosaic patterns * Most leaves produce digestive enzymes - protect buds - provide nutrients * Most leaves reduce evaporation - water evaporation - remain on trees - require sunlight * Most leaves show maximum photosynthesis - stay on plants * Most leaves turn color - deep rust color - purple color - undergo photosynthesis - vary in shapes * Some leaves absorb carbon dioxide * Some leaves are eaten by caterpillars - winter moth caterpillars * Some leaves are harvested during grow seasons - produced by sundews - submerged in water - attain height - attract ants - become distorted and curl upward - carry toxins * Some leaves contain acid - adequate nitrogen - amino acid - caffeine - chemical irritants - chemicals - concentration - oil - poisonous chemicals - potassium - salt concentration - sporangiums - substances - volatile oil - contribute to growth - develop during fall winter - emerge from tubes - fall from vines * Some leaves fall on floors - forest floors * Some leaves feed caterpillars - moths * Some leaves float on surfaces - water surfaces - form cones - grow flowers * Some leaves grow from bases - nodes - same nodes - sheaths - spirals - in rosettes * Some leaves have a tendency to flop downward toward their tips - branch veins - different scent - green and yellow stripes at the leaf tips similar to wheat streak mosaic - hairs that are an extension of certain cells of the epidermis - large surface areas - little wind resistance - low water potential - mild flavor - needles - nutrition - odor - seeds - spikes - stipules at the base of the petiole - kill dogs - live for months * Some leaves make food - new colors when the green is gone - up diets * Some leaves produce chemicals - many toxic chemicals - smell - stimulant effects - promote growth - protect figs * Some leaves receive full sunlight - reduce transpiration * Some leaves remain on plants - the tree until they are pushed off in the spring * Some leaves resemble needles - stay on trees - survive winter * Tend to mat down and breakdown slowly. * absorb most of the light in the blue and red regions of the spectrum - nutrients quickly - sunlight and air to make food for the plant - the sunlight and use air and water from the earth to make food * act as air cleaners, filtering dust and removing airborne pollutants. * also blend well in herbal casseroles - contain yellow pigments called carotenoids - decline more slowly in digestibility than stems - grow along the upper surfaces of the twigs - have different colors, but the most common is green - keep the ground and plants warm - perform other functions such as respiration, the movement of water throughout the plant - provide winter protection for tree roots - use veins to export sugar to roots and other nonphotosynthetic parts of the plant * appear when some water is present. * are a comparatively low-energy food source, and flying demands a lot of energy - good source of carbon and can also be mulched on the lawn - major source of water loss and are difficult to protect from winter conditions * are a plant's food factory - main photosynthetic organs - symbol of hope - very important part of plants - abnormally thin, plants are brittle and branches have a tendency to curve upward - about the size and shape of rice kernels - adapted to perform their function eg they have a large surface area to absorb sunlight * are also commonly succulent, storing water in fleshy internal tissue - edible * are also important for humans as they are one of the best ways to identify various plants - in our environment * are also the sites in most plants where respiration, transpiration, and guttation take place - plants where transpiration and guttation take place - toxic, but to a lesser degree - valuable for their textural addition to soil - amazing organs on a plant - aromatic when crushed - aromatic, and bear striking resemblance to hemp or cannabis plant - classified, in the first place, as either simple or compound - complex plant organs upon which life depends - compound and exhibit a range of green shades in spring and summer - considered a natural product - cooked like spinach and provide vitamin C, calcium, iron, magnesium and protein - crunchy when they change colors - designed flat and open so they can absorb energy the suns rays - difficult to digest and have little nutritional value - divided into two types a trophophyll and a sporophyll - dorsiventral and they exhibit many shapes and structures * are eaten and plants are partially defoliated - as a vegetable and are also used medicinally - essential for the well-being of plants - even capable of folding over themselves several times - evergreen and palatable to many animal species including some birds - frequently hand-harvested in stages as they mature on the plant stem - grass-like and originate at the soil surface - great fresh or dried for seasoning in many foods and dishes * are green because they contain chlorophyll, the plant s food factory - have a green pigment called chlorophyll - flattened needles that grow individually - harvested for tea around the time the plant flowers - held onto twigs by coarse brown threads of the causal pathogen - high in cellulose, in terms of the mass of the leaf, and what it is got going on there * are high in protein and low in fibre - minerals - higher in protein and more digestible than stems - important to plants because they provide nourishment or food for the plants - in tufts that appear to grow directly out of the ground - large even on young plants - less aromatic than other species * are like fingers because both are made up of atoms - organs to the trees - long with very deep teeth, after the plant has gotten large - low in nitrogen, yet high in mineral content - macrophylls but take the form of needles or scales for most species - made to catch light and have openings to allow water and air to come and go - mainly responsible for perception of light intensity in plants - mesophyllous, and shade leaves, tend to be covered with epiphytic growth * are most susceptible to infection in spring and early summer - vulnerable to infection while still expanding - mostly deciduous , only very few alders are evergreen - nature's food factories - needed to protect and nourish important pollinators - normally green , due to chlorophyll in chloroplasts in the chlorenchyma cells - of great variety, differing in shape, size, texture and colour - often the primary site of photosynthesis - one of the most adaptable parts of the plant - permission * are poisonous at all times, even when they are dry - to livestock and humans - reduced or modified into spines to prevent the loss of water from their surface - responsible for photosynthesis * are rich in carbon, minerals and fibre - iron and are supposed to prevent miscarriage - singles - skeletonized as larvae increase in size - succulent and of various shapes - susceptible once they are fully expanded and remain susceptible throughout their life * are susceptible to infection when young but become resistant as they age - leaf spot * are the best year-round source of protein in the rain forest - cat's meow in a salad when eaten young, either raw or steamed - convex volumes that nodes carve the world into - easiest way to tell trees apart - flat appendages of the stem where photosynthesis occurs * are the food factories of a tree - making factories of green plants - of choice for some monkey species - food-manufacturing organs of the tree - green food-making parts of the plant * are the main organs of photosynthesis and transpiration - that carry out photosynthesis - sites of photosynthesis - major source in most species * are the most common place to see mildew - frequently affected plant part - obvious part of typical plants - part of the crown of a tree - powerhouses of the plants where sunlight energy is transformed into plant energy * are the primary sink for movement of water because of water loss through transpiration - site of photosynthisis in most plants - site of the food making process called photosynthesis * are the sites of photosynthesis in plants - usual site of photosynthesis in the plant - thin to allow maximum sunlight penetration - turned into spines to prevent loss of water * are used as a fomentation - by healers when exorcizing spirits - usually of a leather-like texture - variable in shape and size - very diverse in their shape and form and in their arrangement on the plant stem - well adapted to their environment - wide but thin to collect the maximum amount of sunlight at minimal metabolic cost - wider, thinner, and more surface area to capture more sunlight * arise from the differentiation of cells at the shoot apical meristem. * become tendril-like and enations form on abaxial leaf surfaces. * breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen. * burn in the sun like suns. * can actually contribute a high percentage of the howler diets - also form new plants, when mitosis at meristems along leaf margins takes place * can be as much as nine feet across, even in Britain - many shapes from round to heart-shaped to oblong - choke, even plastic plants - grow quickly * can have a wedge-shaped necrotic area which is confined between leaf veins - an laxative effect if eaten in large amounts - different arrangements on a stem * can keep animals warm - seeds from dying - the ground warm - kill intestinal worms and are used as an irritant and purgative - make homes for animals - mat together, making it difficult to bury waste - readily absorb nitrogen in the nitrate, ammonium, or urea form - regenerate both roots and shoots - store food and water, and are modified in some plants for other purposes - turn from green to red when temperatures dip to freezing * capture sunlight to make energy for the plant through the process of photosynthesis - food for the plant through the process of photosynthesis * carry on photosynthesis and develop nourishment for next year's growth. * change color due to shifting rhythm of the day and night - in the fall because the days grow shorter with fewer hours of sunlight - with the seasons - sunlight into energy through photosynthesis * change their color, temperatures plummet, and winds pick up * come in a variety of shapes, sizes, color, and textures - wide variety of shapes and colors * come in many different shapes and sizes - shapes, colors and sizes - virtually every shade of green - sometimes with other colors mixed in * consist of two parts - the blade and the petiole. * contain carbon - chlorophyll, a natural green coloring - isovitexin and vitexin - lower concentrations of the alkaloids - malic, citric, and isocitric acid, as well as rutin and quercetin - other substances besides chlorophyll that give the leaf color - oxydase and chlorogenic acid - solamin and atropine - twice the nutritive value of stems - valuable nutrients and organic matter that fertilize gardens when tilled into plots - water which is necessary to convert light energy into glucose through photosynthesis * curl downward, gradually wither and die. * damaged by mites tend to look silver, bronze or yellow. * derive their green color from the pigment chlorophyll found in the cells of the leaf. * die and fall or hang on dead branches - as do entire plants if stems are girdled - back during periods of drought or below freezing tempertatures * dieback progressively from the crown outward and plants die prematurely. * drop from plants. * emit faint odor of musk, especially during warm weather or when drawn through the hand. * fall after walnut but earlier than oaks and maples - and decay - whirling on plants breaking the gurgling surface * form cups for holding water. * form on all the vines and begin to grow larger - the trees and flowers come into full bloom * form the main part of the diet, supplemented with fruits and blossoms - majority of the diet * furnish a fiber used for making fish nets. * generally decay much more slowly than straw or grass clippings - have a higher osmotic pressure than other organs of the plant * get energy from sunlight - their colour from pigments * grow at the crown and at the nodes of stolons - from the nodes - long and are damaged by mowers * hang limply during the heat of the day. * have a number of anatomical and physiological adaptations to conserve water - smokey fragrance when crushed - spicy, clover like flavor very popular in foods - waxy-coat that prevents their decay in excess water - both an upper and lower epidermis consisting of compactly arranged cells - cells too - glands present at the base of the leaf blade - higher chitinase activity than vines - large surface area for absorbing light energy * have many air spaces between the mesophyll cells - medicinal values as well * have medicinal use and seeds are sometimes used in seasoning - use, and seeds can be used for seasoning * have more nutrients, pound for pound, than manure has - than one characteristic that help differentiate a monocot from a dicot - no culinary value and contain a slightly poisonous compound - stomata which are tiny pores and which allow gaseous exchange to take place - their time to fall, etc - to be arranged on a tree so that there is an efficient interception of the sun's rays - two structures that minimize water loss, the cuticle and stomata * help carry on photosynthesis. * help the plant capture sunlight and the roots soak up nutrients in the soil - utilize sunlight to make food for the plant * hide flowers that bloom in summer or fall. * hold their color for a long period. - new sprouts from freezing in the spring - sprouts from dying in the spring - their shape when taken out of the water * killed from anthracnose infections can remain on branch tips all winter long. * lose flavor and freshness if dried. * make a characteristic fluttering noise when in a breeze. * make food by going through photosynthesis, it holds up the plant and carries chlorophyll - for the tree to grow on, using sunlight, water, and air - in the sunlight using air and water - that is stored in the bulbs for a repeat showing next year - to feed the tree - via the process of photosynthesis - with the help of the sun - sugars and oxygen - up a small portion of the diet throughout the year * manufacture food and protect the trunk against sunburn - for plants, which in turn ultimately nourish and sustain all land animals * move with every puff of wind. * obtain nutrients from the air, soil, and water. * occur in a vast range of forms - various types according to size, shape, color, texture, form and other characters * often become encrusted with salt secretions - form at the nodes of a stem - turn yellow or wilt and die back * originate at and mark the node or joints of the stem. * photosynthesise , making sugars. * photosynthesize and recharge bulbs with energy for next year's blooms. * play a vital role in the survival and growth of the plant. * produce copal, a resin once used as incense - food for the plant and help with respiration * produce oxygen by photosynthesis and the plant transports it to the roots - gas by photosynthesis * protect against sunburn. * provide a means of chlorophyll through photosynthesis to develop energy to form roots. * readily lose their green color while drying and sometimes become brown or even black. * receive their green color during the process of trying to absorb energy from the sun. * reduce in size with pruning, trunks develop size and taper rapidly. * require light, nutrients, and water to produce food for another year of growth and flowering. * return carbohydrates to roots after stem elongation begins. * rot quickly in wet weather. * serve as factories where the tree's food is made. * shoot from a creeping rhizome that binds the sediment. * soothe urinary tract infections and irritations. * spin through the air. * sprout at the beginning of the rainy season, when water is plentiful. * start growing, reaching for the sun. * start to grow again in fall, stay green through winter - yellow, then fall to the earth to rot * stay green late into fall, after all other leaves have fallen. * stored in bags can become a nesting site for rodents. * strongly resemble and smell like chrysanthemum leaves. * take in carbon dioxide from the air, water from the soil, and energy from the sunlight - priority over roots, rhizomes, and food storage * tend to curl and twist - drop when the plant is exposed to cold temperatures - pack and smother roots * then turn shades of red, yellow, or brown as the magnesium is removed. * trapped beneath other leaves soon rot. * turn a gray-green color as they die, similar to frost damage - yellow or brown color, wilt, shrivel and eventually die - an assortment of shades of reds, yellows, and oranges - brown and fall off deciduous trees in the Autumn - color and then fall to the ground * turn from green to brown, And, tumble closer to the ground - normal dark green to light green as the plant declines - red or yellow in the fall and have large clusters of red fruit that birds love - the energy in sunlight into food for growth - their many colors and begin to fall * turn yellow and die when plants get too little chlorine from the soil - plants are stunted and gradually die - between veins and eventually shed as plants die to leave bare stems - yellow, wither, and die * undergo a color change from green to blue-black after cutting. * undergoing rapid transpiration can be significantly cooler than the surrounding air. * use more energy for respiration than they can produce through photosynthesis - plant sap when they expand, and the tree excretes less sap from the wound - sunlight to make and store more food for the plant to use as it keeps growing * usually die during winter - dry out and break off by flowering time - have the best flavor around the time when the flowers first open - remain attractive in winter unless temperatures dip well below zero * vary enormously in shape, size, texture and surface - greatly in their shape - in size, shape, texture, and hairiness * wither and die in spring - dry, but they hang on the stems after they dies * yield an azure dye.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| leave: Administrative leave * general term for the temporary removal from a job assignment. * is an authorized absence from duty with pay and without charge to leave. * temporary measure used while a disciplinary action is being considered. Affected leave * curl up at the tip, turn brown and die. * tend to drop off the plant, as occurs with bacterial leaf spot. Basal leave * Most basal leaves grow grind surfaces * are the part of fresh chicory usually eaten. Broad leave * Most broad leaves absorb energy. * have large surfaces so they can gather a lot of sunlight. Broccoli leave * Most broccoli leaves have petioles. * have a higher vitamin A value than the flower buds or stalks - petioles elongated limbs with leaves lobed gray-green, very wavy deep lobes Chlorotic leave * are yellowish green to yellow except where they are green near the veins - yellowish-green to yellow except where they are green near the veins * develop during spring and summer on susceptible cultivars. Compound leave * Most compound leaves have hairy petioles - long petioles - slender petioles * are leaves which are made up of a number of different leaflets - made up of a number of leaflets - rich in minerals * grow in groups of three toothy parts. * have their leaflets all oriented in the same plane. * look like a bunch of leaves that all come from the same stem. Dead leave * Most dead leaves fall from trees. * can harbor spores of harmful fungi. * lack adequate nitrogen for rapid decomposition. * persist on twigs over the winter. * prevent herbicides from being effectively absorbed. Deciduous leave * Most deciduous leaves have lower surfaces * begin to change color. Diseased leave * are narrow, folded longitudinally, and become stiff and brittle with age. * develop a tattered appearance as dead tissue is torn away because of weathering. * fall from the tree prematurely. Fig leave * are a symbol of self-righteousness, a form of religion without the power thereof - very destructive * dry up and are burnt up. Flat leave * Most flat leaves help plants. * Some flat leaves have flavor - water Fleshy leave * Most fleshy leaves hold water. * Some fleshy leaves grow in rosettes. Fresh leave * are tonic to prevent migraines. * arrest bleeding and are applied as a poultice to wounds or placed on shaving cuts. * have a fetid odor, which is lost on drying.<\|endoftext\|>### period \| leave: Green leave * Most green leaves contain chlorophyll - have bitter taste * Most green leaves turn color - deep rust color * Some green leaves absorb carbon dioxide - make food - produce nutrients * are a very rich source of iron - oval or circular in shape - the foods richest in easily utilised calcium * contain lots of water. * fall from new-born trees, Forever bonds break silently. * have cells that contain an organelle called a chloroplast. * produce food for plant growth next year - oxygen and attract fish Hawthorn leave * are shiny and develop in a number of sizes and shapes - grow in a variety of shapes and sizes * turn yellow, then brown, shrivel, and fall prematurely. Infect leave * Most infect leaves drop from trees - fall off plants * Most infect leaves have pale spots - yellow spots * Some infect leaves fall from vines.<\|endoftext\|>### period \| leave: Infected leave * are covered with whitish-gray mold patches especially on the lower leaf surface. * develop roughly circular, yellowed spots on the upper leaf surface. * die and fade to a light tan color. * have a water-soaked appearance - dead areas following the midrib or larger veins - small, black, wart-like structures erupting through both leaf surfaces * increase the source and risk of disease. * turn gray and eventually wither and fall from the tree. * turn yellow and eventually dry up and turn brown - quickly drop from plants * turn yellow, wither and die	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| leave: Infested leave * are favorable habitats for invading bacterial and fungal plant pathogens - more susceptible to wind damage and possibly plant pathogen infection - often shiny and sticky * curl up and become deformed. * develop yellowish blotches and are smaller than uninfected leaves. * have small swellings of yellowish tissue. Intermittent leave * is an employee's use of leave on an interrupted basis - the use of leave hours on a recurring basis * leave taken at different times as opposed to all at once. Large leave * Most large leaves help plants. * Some large leaves grow from bases. * allow the kelp to receive sunlight over a large surface area. Lower leave * are usually the first to become infected followed by middle and upper leaves. * die and decompose. Mango leave * appear reddish or purplish when newly grown. * help normalise insulin levels in the blood preventing diabetes. Maple leave * adopt their brilliant reds, yellows and oranges. * are high in calcium and potassium, and tend to break down easily - three-lobed with long stalks * burn very easily. * make the brightest colors. Mature leave * Most mature leaves contain cellulose - have cuticles * Some mature leaves carry toxins. * decay rapidly during the cool season. New leave * appear before old leaves fall, and keep growing for some weeks during the rainy season - on a tree in spring * arise in terminal growth flushes that occur several times a year. * exhibit the coloring, which fades to green on age. * grow in the center of the plant. * require the plant to absorb increasing amounts of moisture. Older leave * die and fall as the tree grows. * turn brown, and dead areas occur along the leaf veins. Olive leave * are the Christian symbol of peace. * contain protease inhibitors which basically inactivate viruses. Parental leave * is paid by the state at a flat-rate equivalent to unemployment benefit. * new right to take time off work to care for a child. * right new parents have under the Employment Standards Act. Plant leave * Most plant leaves absorb energy. * Some plant leaves are modified into spine to prevent transpiration. * are a source of the drug digitalis and are highly poisonous - usually low in nitrate - weak electrets because they are coated with wax * tend to be potential areas of water loss. Rosemary leave * are easy to dry. * have a tealike fragrance and a pungent, slightly bitter taste. * make an excellent seasoning for meats and salads. Sabbatical * are an aspect of the post-secondary teaching process - the institution's investment in the future * can be instrumental in helping ministering persons grow personally. * improve employee skills, productivity, morale, and loyalty. * includes all costs of salaries and benefits related to providing teacher sabbaticals. Sick leave * are leaves. * has a great impact on short-term disability. * is an award entitlement - designed to provide employees with protection against loss of wages due to illness - earned during leave with pay - provided as a type of insurance protection in time of illness * privilege to be extended to the employee in case of illness or accident only. Simple leave * are all one leaf like an elm or pin oak. * contain only one lamina while compound leaves contain many lamina. Single leave * Some single leaves grow flowers. * can reach a foot or more in length and are marked with red tentacles. Small leave * grow around the stalk of the leaf cutting. * help the plants retain moisture. * reduce the effects of solar radiation and water loss. Tea leave * act as an insecticide in the soil. * are boiled up with sweetened condensed milk in large vessels. * contain much tannin - very high amounts * exposed to oxygen for up to three hours become black tea. * vary tremendously in quality due to many factors. Variegated leave * give a striped appearance. * turn entirely green.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| leave: Wet leave * are extremely slippery and are a safety hazard for motorists when on the road - more susceptible to fungus * are slippery and can cause a bicyclist to fall - cyclists to fall * can be as slippery as ice and snow. * increase the chance of disease. Wilted leave * are usually responsible for livestock poisoning. * tend to stay on affected plants, rather than fall off. Yellow leave * Most yellow leaves have components. * are a sign that the ph of the soil lacks enough acidity for the plants - sometimes a normal part of the oxalis life cycle * enhance purple lavender, for example. * indicate iron deficiency-treat with iron chelates. * result most oftenly from a soil with too large water retention and over watering. Young leave * Most young leaves grow on trees. * Some young leaves contain caffeine. * are used as vegetables in Asia - in salads * have abundant trichomes that become confined to the petiole base as the leaf ages - less fiber and higher quantities of nutrients than mature leaves Leisure * is America's number-one economic activity - at the center of recreation and tourism - essential for physical and mental well-being, providing social contact and interest - non-work for the sake of work - rests * normal good so as income rises, leisure increases. * part of a healthy lifestyle and a productive life. * way to deal with stress, increase productivity, and enhance contentment.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| leisure: Holiday * Chinese Taiwanese magazine. * Is short for public holiday. * Many holidays occur on a specific day of the week, at a specific time of month. * Most holidays are Islamic holy days - associated with certain foods - observed by both the public and private sectors * Some holidays are religious and national - specific national celebrations - commemorate important historical events in the lives of the Jewish people * also begin at sundown on the preceding evening and end at night. * are a busy and emotional time of year - festive time in the Dry Valleys * are a time for celebration, relaxation and get-togethers with friends and loved ones - families to remember each other and love each other * are a time of joy and happiness - remembrance - to be joyful and thankful - also an important vehicle through which cultural traditions are shared - always special times, with events, activities and music - among the socialized events of the year * are an occasion for time-honored traditions that are often the focal point of celebrations - opportunity to learn about the customs of people around the world - easier to survive than an ordinary day - emotional for all ages * are festive occasions at work - times of laughs and memories in the making - films - great times for making decorations or gifts * are important life events - times of our lives - to many people for various reasons - made by religions or countries - non-working days in the Republic of Croatia - often a time for reflection - responses to human events - social events * are special days - stressful times by their very nature, even in the most joyous of times - the occasions for breaking out special decorations and family keepsakes * are times of fun, rejoicing, and at times, solemnity in the monastery - joyous social activity involving a display of best in dress and cooking - trigger times for survivors' bereavement * begin at sunset of the first day and end at nightfall of the last day. * bring families and communities together. * can also be a lasting source of discomfort and pain. * can be a difficult time of year for birth families - particularly stressful for people who suffer from social phobia - rough times for single parents - stressful, especially when families gather for dinners and celebrations - bring out the best and the worst in people - produce moments of acute depression for the person alone - trigger feelings of profound and overwhelming sadness * create festivities to bring family and friends together - stress for all families * differ across the country and around the world. * do have a history, mostly cultural. * happen throughout the year all over the world. * help build pride in one's country or culture. * helps parents and children learn the meaning and rituals of the yearly Jewish cycle. * is any day on which people lay aside their ordinary duties and cares - derived from the words holy and day * lighting Decorative holiday lights can brighten up chilly winter evenings. * mean taking time off and having time to share with families and friends. * never count as hours worked for the purposes of calculating overtime. * often fall in the middle of the week - magnify feelings of loss of a loved one * remind many people of emptiness, lost loved ones and create stressful social situations. * seem to bring out the loneliness in people. + Category:Holidays: Days + Public holidays in Thailand: Thailand :: Lists :: Holidays * Public holidays in Thailand are controlled by the government. Most holidays are observed by both the public and private sectors. ### period \| leisure \| holiday: Christian holiday * Many Christian holidays are also state holidays. * are on Sundays. Honeymoon * are time periods - vacationing * is vacation	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| leisure \| holiday \| legal holiday: Bank holiday * Most bank holidays are wet and cold, a break in fine weather. * are holidays - legal holidays Religious holiday * Many religious holidays involve the ritual killing of a lamb or goat. * are holidays. * dictate the serving of special meals. * dot the calendar. * offer opportunities to teach about religion in elementary and secondary schools. * provide a chance for families and friends to gather. * vary each year - from year to year State holiday * affect state government offices and some schools. * are legal holidays in a particular state or states. Playtime * are leisure. * can help ease the stress and tension of daily living for all family members. * is important to staying healthy * very important learning activity for young children. Vacation * are opportunities for someone else to get ahead - special times for families if quality time is given to each other * is the magazine of new vacation ideas - trips * is used for entertainment - fun * leave is earned in any period in which an employee is in an active pay status. * provide a time when a family is forced to be in close proximity for an extended period. ### period \| leisure \| vacation: Summer vacation * are times when being prepared on the road is especially important. * is frequently the time when people crave a good book. * kid's favorite time of year. * time when parents realize that teachers are grossly underpaid. Lifespan * can be for one person or thing. * includes births. * range from three to over thirty years. * usually exceed that of a human. Long run * are time periods. * is the period of time over which all factors of production can be varied.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Maturity * Maturities range from one month to as long as fifty years. * affects chemical composition more than species. * also means learning to live with disappointments and go forward. * begins physically in the body with hormones that change what's happening inside. * comes largely with the passing of time. * comes with age in our physical life as well as our spiritual life - age, both conventionally and neurologically - growth and growth takes time * compound of wisdom, goodwill, resilience, and creativity. * has nothing to do with chronological age. * includes menopause - middle ages * is also related to the stage when full size is obtained. * is an estimation of the physiological age of the carcass - important parameter for management of fish stocks - considered to be the date when the pods are dry and most of the leaves have dropped - dates - demonstrated by the ability to consider someone else's needs as well as one's own - determined by their growth in length - important since the tenderness of lean muscle decreases as the animal advances in age - marked by gradual darkening of color in all stages of the life cycle * is measured by true life-change - differently for males and females - more than simply reaching a certain age - said to be achieved when a girl is twelve and when a boy reaches the age of thirteen - self possession to think and act rightly with stability of character - the ability to bear an injustice without wanting to get even * is the ability to control anger and settle differences without violence or destruction - emotions and settle differences without violence or destruction - defer pleasure for an important goal - disagree without being disagreeable * is the ability to make a decision and follow through - decision and stand by it, if it's the right one - decision and stick with it, riding out the storms that follow - stick with a project or a situation until it is finished - capacity to face unpleasantness and disappointment without becoming bitter - essence of manliness - gift of remaining calm in the face of chaos - period when one finds the just measure - recovery of the seriousness of a child at play - result of patience, endurance, and the ability to keep going when things are tough - willingness to pass up immediate pleasure in favor of long-term satisfaction - unselfishness, responding to the needs of others - when the product reaches the peak of it's sales * means the energy and nutrient containing materials have merged into a stable organic mass. * refers to the age in years at which the being reaches physical maturity. * refers to the physiological age of the animal rather than the chronological age - the live animal - when the final payment of principal is due * represents the date on which a bond's principal is to be repaid. * results from the soul's learning and growth. * matters for an admin, no matter where it comes from. Decisions can't be made off-wiki but if you act like an ass off wiki and people see it, it is certainly fair game to be able to tell if you are mature enough to be an admin. Peoples actions on other wikis or off-wikis still show what type of person they are. * state few people attain - of mind<\|endoftext\|>### period \| maturity: Reproductive maturity * comes at a relatively old age, about twenty-five years. * is reached at four to six years in females and seven to nine years in males. * occurs at about two to three months of age - seven to ten years + Whale, Physiology, Reproduction: Cetaceans * A single calf is born every two or three years. Gestation takes up to a year. Reproductive maturity occurs at seven to ten years. This mode of reproduction produces few offspring, but increases their chance of surviving.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Menstrual period * are more likely to return for younger women - well established and ovulation can occur monthly * become light or non-existent afterward. * can also become irregular with bulimia - become irregular or stop * stop and it's no longer possible, in the usual way, to get pregnant.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Middle age * Some middle ages are part of adulthood - maturity - history * is just a state of mind or an attitude - supposed to be a time of stress for women only - the best time to learn cycling * is the time of life when the mirror gets even - when narrow waist and broad mind change places * is when a narrow waist and a broad mind begin to change places - woman's hair begins to turn from gray to brown - action creaks louder than words * is when broadness of mind and narrowness of hips change places - the mind and narrowness of the waist change places - it takes longer to rest than to get tired - the best exercise is discretion * is when work lot less fun - and fun lot more work - fun-and fun a is lot more work * turning point for sleep. Millennium * are anniversaries - dates - doctrines - time periods * comes from two Latin words, mille , meaning thousand, and annus , meaning a year. * gene discovery company. * means a period of great happiness, peace and prosperity. * military research effort to design an ultra-wideband radio. * small software house supplying system solutions primarily to the travel industry. * time for endings and consummations.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Month * Every month begins with the new moon - starts approximately on the day of a new moon - there are girls using contraception and still getting pregnant * Refrigerate or freeze during warm weather. * Some months have thirty-one days and some have thirty. * are dates - now the currency of time on the Internet instead of years - part of years - time units - weeks * can be a number, spelled out, or abbreviated with three letters. * includes calendar weeks. * is the total number of months, et cetera. * means calendar months. * time to reflect.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Morning * are part of days - the most pristine time of the day * are time of day * begin with exercise before the heat of the day. * is usually cooler than afternoon. Many people say it is not morning until they wake up. * good time for children to learn that some things take longer than others. * is better than evening, when the dampness encourages growth of fungus. * is the best time of day to water plants - first half of the day - time when upward energy prevails - truest part of the day, when the outsides of things soften into their essence - usually the calmest time of the day - when it suns itself, warming up before heading off to work in the garden * refers to the time when a person baby and crawls on all fours. * starts when lights turn green.<\|endoftext\|>### period \| morning: Early morning * are unquestionably the best time to see and photograph animals. * is best because it reduces the amount of water lost to evaporation - best, when the sun is low in the sky - better than dusk since it helps prevent the growth of fungus - generally better than dusk since it helps prevent growth of fungus - great because many fish begin to move and feed when it gets light * is the best time to photograph many animals - favored time for diurnal showers - usually the calmest time of day * is when birds tend to be most active - the birds are the most active * waking particularly common feature in depression.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| morning: Morning sun * is best because it dries the dew off the leaves, helping to prevent fungus diseases - critical for drying the dew on the tree's leaves, which helps prevent diseases * is especially good since it quickly dries the foliage, thus reducing disease problems - important because it dries the leaves, which helps prevent disease - fine, but the afternoon sun can cause the azaleas to decline<\|endoftext\|>### period: Nap * are the Internet gateways operated by regional and long-distance phone companies - physical interconnection points for aggregating global Internet traffic - tightly coiled, curly kinks that grow from the heads of black folks - worth their weight in gold, and many mothers stop nursing when they become overtired * can maintain or improve alertness, performance and mood - make it harder to fall asleep at night * decrease the ability to fall asleep at night - quality of nighttime sleep ### period \| nap: Longer nap * disrupt the body's ability to stay asleep. * make it hard to sleep at night. New moon * are books - part of months * is when the moon is between the sun and the Earth.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Night * Some nights are part of days. * also bridges boundaries, specifically the boundary between life and death. * are black - cold all year long - cool, even in summer, and snow regular feature in winter * are time of day - periods - units - twilight - usually wetter than days, because the air is cooler to begin with - when they focus on eating * blooming jessamine has flowers which have fragrance at night - plants and trees depend on nectar eating bats for pollination * can at times be very cool, and winter even below freezing - be cool any time of the year * common time for carpal tunnel syndrome to flare up. * cone because the earth is round and smaller than the sun. * counts as an index of American alligator population trends. * cramps symptomatic of peripheral vascular disease. * decreases visibility and provides protection against predators. * drapes itself over roofs, beds, tents or people on the ground. * falls as in some foreign clime, Between the hills that slope and rise - fast at low latitudes - with fireflies and bullfrogs filling the dark with flashes of light and bursts of sound * flushing dilutes day time pollutants. * flying moths are particularly abundant. * follows day except in polar regions - day, Just as moon follows sun * hikes focus on study of owls, amphibians, and mammals. * includes midnights. * is abolished because it is associated with evil, light is associated with that which is good. * is also the time for desert creatures to get their day's work in - most drunk drivers are on the road - as long as day during the equinox everywhere in the world - dead because it is cold and dark - large ears that hear a mouse s heartbeat thirty feet away - long during the winter - the same as day, day is the same as night * is the time for sleep and the time when people get drunk - the drunks come home * is the time when shapes shift, when forms and boundaries dissolve - the Woodcock enjoys life - when many of the crabs, giant fruit bats and other animals are out and about * is when the monsters come out - muses dance * lunar force just as darkness cosmic force. * means darkness. * migrating flocks generally fly in looser formations than do day migrating flocks. * stalking using electric light sources is banned in most countries. * time for rest - of eating, drinking, socializing and praying * waking is also common during teething, anyway - common among young children - the most common sleep problem raised with pediatricians ### period \| night: Cool night * allow for a retention of acidity in the fruit. * require a blanket for comfortable sleeping.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period \| night: Night sweat * are a symptom with many causes - hot flashes that occur at night and are sometimes severe enough to disrupt sleep - quite unusual and more than likely are related to the underlying bowel disease - simply hot flashes that occur at night * can have many varied causes. * refer to a hot flash at night accompanied by profuse sweating. Sleepless night * are a way of life in the fast-paced world of a telecommunications startup. * increase fatigue. * result in daytime napping and fatigue, which interfere with quality of life. Summer night * Most summer nights are cool enough to sleep without the air conditioner, when windows can be opened. * are cool and frosts can occur throughout the growing season - often cool at high latitudes, and northern bats avoid flying at low temperatures * can be hot and hazy with few stars visible, even from remote locations. Winter night * can get cold and rain can occur well into spring. * roosting occurs at sites where large numbers of eagles customarily congregate. Nighttime * Some nighttime is part of days. * includes midnights. ### period \| nighttime: Nighttime lighting * allows the garden to be used or viewed after dark. * has much more contrast, or shadows, than daytime lighting. * is important for passenger safety and security.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Old age * brings certain physical changes as a normal aspect of aging - losses and diminishment * can bring about roughness, fine wrinkling, and looseness of the skin. * cause balds. * disease that ought to be easier to cure than the freezing damage. * does exactly that, although it is caused by no germ or virus. * finds itself out of phase with the younger generations of children and grandchildren. * flight of small cheeping birds skimming bare trees above a snow glaze. * happens to all who survive long enough. * impairs the beauty of our bodies. * is also a tribal situation - an incurable disease - cherished as time to work toward salvation - contagious - less than two decades away, bringing eventual sickness and death * is like birds in the winter - climbing a mountain - marked by a very low gradient in extremely broad, gently sloping valleys - misery - no barrier for successfully treating depression - regarded as a liability to the physical component of the human being - simply a solidification of the tissues, all of which become hard, dry and brittle - something that happens to other people * is the antechamber of death - cause of sickness, and sickness is the cause of death - most unexpected of all the things that happens to a man - third stage in life when short hair is socially suitable to women * is viewed as a time of losses in intellect, health, wisdom, etc - irreversible decay, decrepitude and loss of mental powers * is when it takes longer to rest than to get tired - work lot less fun-and fun a lot more work * means loss of physical power and is fatal to active leadership. * spectator sport. * time of losses and loneliness, and loneliness is no respecter of income - reflection, of recalling the events of a lifetime - to treasure Past * are history - memory - part of life - tenses - time periods * is represented by various historical data, such as old maps ### period \| past \| old: Old girl * Most old girls can have kids. * Most old girls have baby teeth - survive infection * Some old girls are diagnosed with meningitis - commit suicide - die from infection * Some old girls die in accidents - auto accidents * Some old girls suffer from diseases - heart attacks - undergo brain tumor surgery Old myth * Some old myths take time to die. * suggest trees grow larger in diameter when flooded. * talk of fairies coming to live in the human world though rituals and ernest seeking. Past research * indicates that intertidal seaweeds can be nutrient limited. * shows that eating enough calories is key to keeping the menstrual cycle regular.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }
### period: Peacetime * are time periods. * is the time to pay attention to the new technology of war.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Prehistory * Prehistories are time periods. * begins and ends at different times in different parts of the world. * is divided into different time periods - that which occurred before the appearance of writing - the story of human existence before mankind had written records in history * is the time before the invention of a recordable language * literally means before writing. * means history of a time before any written record - pre-writing + History of China, Prehistory * Prehistory means history of a time before any written record. In such cases, it is very difficult to tell anything definite about the prehistory of China or any other country. Even then, historians believe some facts about the China of that period. By 5000 BC, people had learnt farming. They had started cultivating millet a type of grain and possibly some more types of grains. By 2500 BC, Bronze Age has come to China.<\|endoftext\|>### period: Puberty * Most puberty is part of adolescence. * arrives about two years later in boys than in girls. * begins at the usual time and results in a normal size penis, but the testes are small - because male and female hormones are released into the bloodstream - earlier than most parents and many health professionals realize * brings changes to their sleep-wake cycle. * can be a scary time for kids - time of poor body image - incomplete or delayed - overwhelming for teens - tough on kids - cause temporary excess shedding during the teen years - start at an early age and progress at a very slow rate * causes some insulin resistance because of the hormones. * does appear to be a factor in higher blood sugars and increased insulin needs. * ends when an adolescent is sexually mature. * improves asthma. * involves a growth spurt along with sexual development - the increased secretion of several hormones * is also a RITE of passage - much easier to go through if the tonsils are still intact * is also the period when some guys begin questioning their sexual orientation - time that girls have their first period - biological processes - earlier and earlier, perhaps because of nutrition - more closely related to body weight than to age - often the cause of a hormonal surge - when people change from childhood to adulthood * leads to adolescence - hormonal and sexual changes * occurs gradually over several years - in most horses during their yearling year * refers to the age in years of the onset of puberty. * refers to the physical changes that alter a child's body into a reproductive adult's body - occur during adolescence * resets adolescents' biological clocks to favor later bedtimes and wake-up times. * stage in life when physical changes happen allowing the individual to reproduce. * tends to begin earlier in females, often two years earlier than boys. * triggers a growth spurt. ### period \| puberty: Early puberty * can also decrease a girl's ultimate height. * concern, because it increases the risk of breast cancer later in life. * is linked to increased risk of breast cancer - said to be coming at ever-younger ages Precocious puberty * Most precocious puberty is simply early maturation. * can be Heterosexual or isosexual. * is nine times more common in girls than in boys - the premature development of secondary sexual characteristics * occurs in some cases - patients Rainy day * are rare and for the most part the sun shines throughout the year * can be cold and foggy. * cause a desire to writes. * keep crowds low and animals active.	{ "source": "generics_kb" }

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