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The heterocyclic organic compound, pyridine [Diagram 1] also known as Azine or Azabenzene (Robinson, 1932) in the pharmaceutical industry has the empirical formula C5H5N. Pyr comes fr...

The emperor penguin can jet through the water and leap onto an ice shelf an amazing speed. How? Consider: The emperor penguin traps air in its feathers. Not only does this insulat...

Abstract - In recent years, there has been widespread interest and a large number of publications on the application of graph theory techniques into constructing and analyzing biologi...

The teaching cycle follows the same steps, whether at primary level, one-to-one or in further education. The learners' needs must be identified, a programme planned, designed and deli...

In reading the Bible, as many interpretations can be extracted from the pages as there are readers of the contents. To establish a greater understanding of what is printed, it is impo...

If you are an adult and you want to speak Spanish whether for business or just for pleasure, you might think that you just need a native speaker to teach you some words and sentences ...

The American policy towards Indians during the nineteenth century was not always consistent, it was often a series of reactions to the constant struggle of searching for a solution to...

Carl Rogers (1902-1987) the Humanist is best known for his contribution to therapy. He created client centred therapy also known as Person Centred therapy or Rogerian therapy. Th...

Money is a consistent concern in crime fiction: in the Sherlock Holmes series the crimes are predominantly financial or property based, and crime in the Golden Age detective fiction i...

Max Nordau epitomises the Victorian anxiety of degeneration when he writes that '[o]ne epoch of history is unmistakably in its decline, and another is announcing its approach'. In hi...