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Why is lb the symbol for pound? By Anne Marie Helmenstine Ph.D.
ThoughtCo Have you ever wondered why we use the symbol “lb” for the
“pounds” unit? The word “pound” is short for “pound weight,” which was
libra pondo in Latin. The librapart of the phrase meant both weight or
balance scales. The Latin usage was shortened to libra, which naturally
was […]
Health Editor’s Note: Good and accurate studies can disprove much of
what we have come to believe is good for us. Be sure to do your own
research when you read or hear about something that is supposed to be
good for you. No need to waste your hard earned dollars on practices
that will […]
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor In 2015, the Department of Homeland
Security seized VT files and emails as part of a fake investigation into
a wild and insane allegation that Veterans Today was actually part of
ISIS. They claimed Mike Chester and I were training ISIS members,
perhaps because of our imaginary extreme right wing […]
In trials, the algorithm successfully pinpointed speakers’ gender, race and age
The historical timeline you keep in your head is all messed up
By Firas Samuri for Veterans Today Recently the U.S. President Donald
Trump formally launched his 2020 re-election campaign in front of a
large crowd in Orlando, Florida. The campaign is gaining momentum. We
have already seen the celebrities and politicians speeches, preliminary
ratings and even the economic models of the New York Times predicting
[…]
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PARALLEL featuring Brandon Semenuk and Ryan Howard Directed by Brandon
Semenuk and Rupert Walker (Revel Co.) Produced by Brandon Semenuk Sound
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Sony's Xperia 1 Android phone is unique: it has a 21:9 aspect ratio on a
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Joe is a fan. Joe is 36. Joe is getting a restraining order. A short
film by Kristoffer Borgli. Starring Joe Hartzler. Writer and director:
Kristoffer Borgli Cinematography: Ben Mullen Editor: Kristoffer Borgli
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The EGOT winner plays “Finish the Tweet,” and reveals intimate details
about the night he first met his wife. We also learn that he hums 50
Cent when he’s drunk, and that Chrissy thinks every Olympic sport looks
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Only 1.9 million US homes are powered by their own solar panels. That’s
because they're expensive, right? A huge federal tax credit and lower
material costs may finally make solar the right choice in 2019. Verge
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Tehran begins enriching uranium beyond deal limit as Beijing denounces US's 'unilateral bullying'.
Far-right party fails to pass three percent threshold in national election following years in legislature.
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essay by Eric Worrall An Aussie climate activist group is worried that
their supporters can’t read the instructions on tubes of superglue, so
they are holding training sessions to ensure activists know how to glue
themselves to pavements and miscellaneous landmarks. While I don’t
support people glueing themselves to landmarks, well its a start.…
The ESA is helping a group of students from Zurich test and develop
their hopping exploration robot. Called SpaceBok, the robot is designed
to operate on low-gravity bodies like the Moon or asteroids. It’s based
on the concept of ‘dynamic walking’, something that animals on Earth
use. Rovers like Spirit, Opportunity, and Curiosity have done … Continue
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I have been tracking this industry for a decade in search of the magic
of profits. Here we see that the gas industry now has massive over
capacity that will take years to absorb. The same must also hold true
for the oil drillers as well. The big problem is that the industry has
had unlimited access to capital and this has helped drive prices down.
Yet this is continuing simply because investors k
This is excellent news and should result in a viable cocktail able to
improve the individual profile. Better yet any such cocktail can be
progressively improved as new knowledge comes in.. This is a real
therapeutic breakthrough and should
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