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Persons officially recognized or acknowledged as pre-eminent for consecration, holiness, and piety, especially through canonization by a branch of the Christian church. (From Webster, 3d ed)
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actualy my primary affiliation is University hospital of Saint-Etienne. My new job is school referent at institution Saint Michel, Saint-Etienne.
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There is an error: My collaborator Andrea Tarazona has not been ascribed to University of Valencia, where she is working, but erroneously to Valencia Catholic University Saint Vincent Martyr
Her right department is "Department of Microbiology and Ecology"
Her University and Department are correctly written in all the papers she has authored.
Please, can the ResearchGate team fix this error?
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Thank you. The error occurs with all her publications. Her affiliation is all right in every publication.
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I have citations and articles from previous work done and was posted when I was at Saint Augustine's University and it does not show up on my ResearchGate file at SHAW University.
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The research article and citation consolidation process at Saint Augustine University ensures that your academic work is well-organized, archived, and accessible for future reference. By collecting, scanning, and organizing your resources using citation management software, you can build a comprehensive research portfolio that showcases your accomplishments. This portfolio can be a valuable resource for academic or professional interests, showcasing your knowledge while making your work easy to reference and share. Taking these steps strengthens your academic legacy and sets you up for future success.
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If you are considering becoming a Latter-day Saint, it's important to understand that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has a range of members, from very conservative to more progressive individuals. Progressive Mormons often advocate for social justice, inclusivity, gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and reinterpretations of traditional doctrines or practices. They tend to focus on the spiritual and community aspects of the faith while challenging some of the more conservative interpretations or practices.
If you're exploring joining the LDS Church, your experiences might vary significantly depending on the local congregation, the community around you, and your personal beliefs. Engaging with both traditional and progressive aspects of the faith may help you find your place within this broad religious tradition.
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I believe that the author of the fourth Gospel is John the disciple Jesus loved. If John the Apostle died with his brother James or soon later on this would solve my problem for the next paper.
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I need what the Fathers of the Church had written about the fourth Gospel's author. Polycarpos, Papias, Iraneous...
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10 consequences:
· Cryodynamics as a fundamental science was glimpsed by Zwicky in 1929
· Cryodynamics is the sister to Yakov Sinai’s deterministic Thermodynamics
· Cryodynamics confirms Zwicky’s global constancy of c from 1929
· Cryodynamics restores Saint Augustine’s eternal metabolizing cosmos
· Cryodynamics alters the properties of black holes
· Micro black holes are stable, uncharged and can eat earth inside out
· CERN’s official attempt to produce them is a risk to life for all
· A planet-wide IQ problem is in charge since 1929
· Stockholm loses ten Nobel medals
· The convictions even of large scientific groups can be marred
Oct. 12, 2020
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Prolifertion of cyrodynamics
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Cryodynamics (cryos = cold) applies to gases made up from mutually attractive rather than repulsive particles *as thermodynamics does(. It hence describes an eternal gas of galaxies and passing photons in the cosmos.
In 1929, Fritz Zwicky first saw Cryodynamics if without naming it yet. The new fundamental science does, apart from its rehabilitating Saint Augustine, enable unlimited free energy for humankind.
April 8, 2021
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All the dipole moments of water molecules in liquid water generate a large molecular field.
What is the effect of the molecular field on molecular orbitals, in particular on unoccupied orbitals.
Is the effect the same for all orbitals or depending on the symmetry some will be more impacted than others?
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The dipole interactions which are responsible for the dielectric constant are of the order of a milli electron-volt, a priori they will not influence the energy levels of the molecular orbitals of the order of an electron-volt.
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For diffusive wave model approximation of the Saint Venant Equations for channel flow, what should be the Finite Volume (FV) approximation of the boundary condition at the channel outlet such that critical flow occurs across the boundary.
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Hello,
Follow these papers.
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2/10/2021
Jay Epstein, M.D.
formerly of FDA
Dear Dr. Epstein:
As of February 4, 2021, RADM Denise Hinton, FDA Chief Scientist, has authorized the EUA Update (https://www.fda.gov/media/141477/download) on COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma to be made available to all asymptomatic and mildly-moderately symptomatic COVID-19 positive patients. The FDA discussed it in the Wall Street Journal on February 5, 2021 with less-than-complimentary remarks from your former boss, Peter Marks, M.D. No other article has come out in the lay press and thus, once again, Passive Immunization given early in the TREATMENT of COVID-19 is being ignored. As such, the Medical Community in general is unaware of the new EUA. Many Hospitals and Physicians throughout the country are still offering COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma in the end-stage of the disease (the SARS phase) rather than during early viremia as that was the FDA directed Eligibility Criteria from March 24, 2020 to September 2, 2020. In short, as you have been one of the International Experts on Passive Immunization, could you please contact you former bosses in the FDA to advise the President that we need to TREAT COVID-19--not just prevent it in uninfected individuals by vaccine (Active Immunization). Please, our country needs you. Please call the people in the FDA and NIH that you know can advise the President. Thank you for this consideration.
Respectfully,
Charles Andrus, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Chief, Unit II (SLU) General Surgery Division, St. Louis VAMC
Professor, Department of Surgery, Saint Louis University School of Medicine
home phone: 314-455-9482
beeper: 314-491-2417
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It is a controversial matter , but it is definite that Convalescent Plasma will help the patient to reduce the viral load at any stage of disease .
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Prediction: KAGRA, which is much more precise than LIGO , will find no trace of gravitational waves
Proof: The new fundamental science of Cryodynamics , sister of deterministic Thermodynamics, has ruled these waves out 8 years ago by its confirming Zwicky 1929
Conclusion: This guy, Fritz Zwicky, was 91 years ahead of the rest of humankind. Japan is now in the privileged position to confirm him empirically at KAGRA
History: Zwicky was the first person to visit Hiroshima after the bomb. He was both brighter and kinder than the rest of humankind for 9 decades so far: a unique phenomenon in history
Consequence: Everyone will call him “Saint Zwicky” if KAGRA complies with the above-made zero prediction. Imagine: Outwitting the planet for nine decades? All of humankind is looking to Japan
Feb. 18, 2020
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The KAGRA community is unable to respond.
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In Indian epics,there is mention of presence of an individual at two different places at a particular time.Even during present era (in 1972)
an Indian Saint was seen at two distant places.How is it possible?Do we have any scientific explanation for this.
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Dear Giovanni, the faculty of being physically present at the same time in two or more places is called ubiquity from the Latin ubique. It is not a miracle but a gift from God.
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ALL OVER THE WORLD INDIAN RESEARCHERS ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE, OTHERS EXPERTS MAY FOLLOW OF GIVE THIR PRECIOUS WORDS.
  1. Let us start a discussion with words of Dr. James E. Fisher is a professor of Marketing at Saint Louis University....
He said that these are highly prestigious journals. A publication in either of these journals can cement a scientific reputation, advance academic rank and significantly boost one's status (and academics do crave status).
These two journals are not tightly bound to any specific discipline like biochemistry or immunology and thus find a somewhat more general readership. For example, published research in Science or Nature is often picked up by the media and given considerable coverage and distribution. This, too, academics love.
I imagine that the acceptance rate at both journals is below 10%. Most submissions are probably "desk rejected" (i.e., the editor will wisely decide not to waste a reviewer's time). If the article does have merit, it will go through a rigorous review process, which most articles will not withstand.
The pecking order among high-status academic journals now is often gauged by a so-called impact factor, itself a measure of how frequently the journal articles get referenced or cited. Both Nature and Science have very big impact factors -- very close to the top of the heap. In this respect they are comparable to top medical journals like the The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet.
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You cannot say overlooking. Nature and Science, being two much sought after journals, receive numerous manuscripts. They have a rigorous scrutiny mechanism to select quality papers. These journal establishments y employ full time editors to look into these aspects. Papers published in these journals are noticed and critiqued all over the world and any flaw in the papers published in these journals are taken seriously. If the articles from India have originality and some breakthroughs I am sue they will not reject them simply because they are from India!
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Hitler had ordinary relationships with a number of people contrary to myth, as did Stalin. The historian, Ellie Cawthorne, points out he was politically psychopathic but there is no evidence he was clinically psychopathic.
I have long queried the diagnosis over a number of years and the very concept, which is popularly accepted. One problem is, we know nothing of people conceived of as psychopathic and usually know only their behaviour at some point or other. Stereotypes of the condition are well known-such as Hannibal Lecter. I also suggest that such categorising does not really help us understand human nature but distract from developing our understanding. Such understanding is one dimensional.
The concept tends to separate apparently violent individuals from the rest of us. We are not violent they are. They are a special kind of human being called psychopaths-the direct opposite indeed of seers and saints. But people are made up of many things. Saints were and are saints only for part of the time. .
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Stanley Wilkin I'm curious about your medicalisation of psychology. Why does phenomenology have to be a medical discipline or entity?
And we certainly are in agreement about the continuum along which 'harmful' characteristics lie, though I think to label them 'harmful' is a judgement call that isn't helpful. We probably diverge because I have no beliefs, honest or otherwise. I'm just a scientist, and regard phenomenology as a science that is finally being recognised as vital to our understanding of mental health.
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Please help me to combine my profiles Vladimir Ivanov - Saint Petersburg State University and Vladimir A. Ivanov - Saint Petersburg State University
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I agree with Jeevan, delete one of them. I recommend you to delete the first one because Vladimir Ivanov is very popular Russian name and many researchers may have the same name. You may also edit your profile and add a middle name.
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Bulgarian Education and Culture and Slavonic Literature Day
Today, in Bulgaria are celebrated the brothers Cyril and Methodius, who created the Slavic alphabet and translated Bulgarian books.
I want to congratulate everyone who uses this alphabet.
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Dear
Vadim S. Gorshkov
Every language is evolving, our languages are quite difficult, and over the years there is simplification. For example, from the Bulgarian language the writing of ь at the end of some words disappeared.
In the 9th century it was important to educate the people in accessible language and the Bulgarian rulers found a way to achieve it.
And the following reasoning is coming into political circles.
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In human life problems are inevitable and omnipresent. Be it common day to day problems or major social, economical, ecological, psychological, ethical,emotional or philosophical ones.
Solving a problem is always tricky,costly and time consuming.
Wikipedia says, "Problem solving consists of using generic or ad hoc methods in an orderly manner to find solutions to problems".
It is really difficult to eradicate problems completely from every corner of the world at a particular time permanently. Even if it is solved or resolved......It reappears at some other areas of this world at some other point of time.
So, can we really solve a problem......as often claimed by leaders, reformers, scientists, saints or many other so-called BIG persons?
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Our life itself is a problem & as being said that we are social animal & as such we all have to be surrounded under the social environment consisting of various members with their outlook & also with their contributory life & as such we cannot avoid problems but we have to surmount our problem without disturbing our own life without any tension ,worries & frustration .
We know we have responsibility of our family besides in our career contribution also we have to face challenge it is in this line problem are unavoidable but we have to accept the challenge & solve the same .
However the certain problem are of ,disturbing nature our mind gets worry but with a firm faith within us & with our confidence of our self under the faith in our divinity within us we can certainly solve the solution of problem of every nature .
This is my personal opinion
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I am work on a mummified hand attributed to a Saint. To retrieve as much info as possible from it, I would like to know if I can look to specific features. Anything that will allow me to know little bit more about its old owner identity and his/her physical state. I know hands are not so popular in osteo-archaeology to determine sex or specific diseases, but if someone could give me some tips, it would be great.
I have a 3D reconstruction of it acquired by X ray so I can look through its internal structure as well.
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Thanks Neils, I will!
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I have found the total number of fish species found in the SMI is 261 (new records included). Can anyone please confirm it? I would also like to know how many species are coral associated? Thank you in advance.
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I am not sure what exactly you mean when you say “coral associated” fish species. While St. Martin’s Island is clearly not a coral reef island it is surrounded by a diverse coral community that supports a diverse “coral reef fish” community that contains the three key “reef” taxa associated with all coral reef habitats, namely the chaetodontids (i.e., Chaetodontidae and Pomacanthidae), the labroids (i.e., Scaridae, Labridae and Pomacentridae) and the acanthurids (i.e., Acanthuridae and Siganidae). The one acanthurid family that I did not find on St. Martins Island was Zanclidae, but since 1997 there may have been more studies done and you may have them in your species list. These tree groups of fishes have an obligate association with “coral reef biota” and thus by extension also corals. Of these 3 groups the most closely associated with corals are the butterflyfishes (Chaetodontidae) with majority of them being corallivorous to various degrees ranging from obligate coral feeders to facultative feeders. .About 50% of chaetodontid fishes feed or corals themselves thus they are coral associated. In our 1997 study we observed only 5 species of butterflyfish. Incidentally, in the 1997 report in Table 14 the name of Chaetodon collare was misspelled. Nonetheless, all 5 species are well-known corallivores, and thus are exclusively associate with corals, they are obligate coral feeders. I am not sure what other species you have in your new list but it would be interesting to publish it. You can find the 1997 report through this link: If you are interested to get more information on reef fish I recommend a copy of the following textbook that you will find very informative (there is a new edition out there as well): Sale, P.F. (Ed.) 1991. The Ecology of Fishes on Coral Reefs. Academic Press, INC. San Diego 754 pp. I have also attached a review paper by Coles et al 2008 on butterflyfish that you should find helpful. I hope this help
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Please check the attached photo. The specimen has been collected from the Saint Martin island, Bangladesh and preserved. It seems to be a threadfin bream.
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Thank you Ronald Fricke and and Subal Kumar Paul for your reply identifying the species. It was a great help.
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Please check the attached photo. It might be a dragonet fish. Voucher specimen has been preserved. Collected from Saint martin Island.
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Judging from the colour pattern of the head, body and caudal fin and the bent preopercular spine, this might be Callionymus erythraeus (family CALLIONYMIDAE). That species has been previously recorded from the southern Red Sea and the northern Indian Ocean. For confirmation of this initial identification, it would be important to see details of the preopercular spine and the first dorsal fin.
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For this, I have chosen Saint Augustine (354-430), or often known as Augustine of Hippo, in present day Algeria. He was an early Christian father and philosopher, who added a few additions to the Christian faith changing it effectively from a pacifist set of beliefs with an acceptance of women (or at least not institutionalised misogyny) into one that, through his concept of original sin, made female sexuality a spiritual threat and sex distasteful, and through his concept of a Just War Christians into potential warriors. Many of his other, not-mentioned, ideas made Christianity into a paradigm of introversion and neurosis.
Of course there are many others more obvious, Fascism and Nazi beliefs, but there are many others wrongly celebrated that have caused immense problems and numerous deaths. Socrates and Plato I believe fostered elitism, and, with some effort, that can be viewed as ultimately damaging. Make a choice......
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While I agree with you of course, Peter, that idealism has killed billions, certainly when attached to religion or religious behaviour, and Marx cannot therefore be excused, also he did not intend what happened under the Bolsheviks, who made a particularly violent approach to Marx's ideas. There's something of the early Islam in Bolshevism, that its ideas can be forced onto others. Here I'm talking about the early conquest tropes, where the message and morals were so absolute that day to day morality was bypassed. Bolshevism was not the only approach, just the worst.
Marx's writings in general indicate a highly moral personality, shocked by poverty, injustice and suffering (to an extent) of others.
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Recent celebrations of All Saints Day in the christian world and Halloween in the secular world awakened in me serious thoughts of the Last things. At the end of life's journey, when all my strivings cease, and all of life's successes and achievements or failures recede in importance, what desire would occupy my heart? What is your deepest desire? I will be happy to know your views. Thank you.
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To be very productive and not wasteful so that I can continually offer brilliant solutions to distressing problems of mankind and more importantly offer great help to the weak, speechless and needy in the society
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Dear author,
have you considered the effect that the permanent effort against gravity can have on fatigue?
An American (USAF) scientist has put a subject 23 hours a day in a water tank and the subject only needed 4 hours of sleep, without signs of sleep deprivation.
Regards.
Dr Alain Gonfalone
128 Chemin de l'Ousière Ferme de la Magdelaine
84110 Saint Marcellin lès Vaison
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If the soul leaves the body during REM sleep, it is because the brain has remove gravity from its permanent sensations.
This is an old belief, but only if we take into account the loss of sensations during REM can it be explained.
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It is a strange experience to have stumbled across the global c – the fact that the pre-1911 Einstein was right – as it is confirmed by quantum mechanics: “Objects downstairs are enlarged.”
This almost boringly simple insight entails that for 9 years in a row, CERN’s cosmic-record symmetric high-energy particle collisions are geocidal with non-small odds.
I have made the strange experience that
·         no one contradicts my published proof of planetary danger for 9 years
·         CERN responds visibly by being no longer able to renew its official planetary safety report LSAG (for “Large-Hadron-Collider Safety Assessment Group”) for 9 ½ years
Imagine yourself being in the situation to be able to save all life and no one objects in print for 9 years, but the offender continues in plain sunlight.
I by happenstance saw John Huston’s famous 1966 movie “The Bible” today for the first time. It was the last movie that my young son (almost 8) had watched on TV on the day of his deadly accident. He had asked me afterwards “would you also do everything that Good demands of you?” and I had answered “no.” He looked disappointed.
I see in this coincidence a hint: I should not stop reminding the world of c-global’s power to save everyone.
The blood of Jonas is my witness. John Huston is incredibly strong. Maybe a single reader will now be alerted to asking the CERN question: “Why not renew the official planetary safety report LSAG from 2008?”
I got no answer from CERN. Is it you who dares go public?
October 4, 2017, Saint Francis Feast Day
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Thank you for your maximally fair question.
c-global is an anachronism -- a return to the pre-1911 gravitational view of Einstein.
This long outdated view happens to have been correct.
Two reasons for that:
FIRST, Einstein did not have quantum mechanics as of yet (it lay 20 years in the future). The latter theory implies that all masses downstairs are reduced by the gravitational redshift factor. (Ask any specialist: no one seems to know this fact, right?) Reason: All locally generated photons have less energy. Hence the atoms created out of them by quantum creation-annihilation are proportionally reduced in their mass.
Hence all atoms downstairs are linearly blown up by the gravitational redshift factor relative to above, via the Bohr radius formula of quantum mechanics.
SECOND, the equivalence principle of Einstein of 1907 says that (and explains why) the just seen size increased is optically masked relative to above. To see this requires looking very carefully down once more. Then the bottom, even though horizontal everywhere locally speaking, is everywhere locally slanted relative to the tip. For a horizontally progressing light front downstairs is doing so on a locally slanted course, relative to the tip. This is a corollary to Einstein's derivation of the gravitational redshift factor itself (by a constantly applying recession of the bottom relative to the tip).
This fact now implies the local slanting as a corollary to Einstein's local receding. It is new. It explains Einstein's own correctly seen fact that light is necessarily "creping" downstairs when watched from the tip.
Thus, the Einstein-creeping is caused by a slant of the horizontally propagating light front (ray) downstairs at every point, relative to the tip. Hence c is actually NOT reduced downstairs, as Einstein had reluctantly seen himself being forced to conclude -- in violation of the axiom assumed at the outset that the rocketship is entirely described by the laws of special relativity with its
by definition global c.
The just-mentioned non-sequitur, by the way, explains the so far unexplained historical fact that Einstein could not (at any rate did not) touch on the topic of gravitation for 3 1/2 years until mid 1911.
But in the absence of the mentioned fact from quantum mechanics, the ice on which Einstein was walking was too thin to allow him to add the above "relative slantedness argument" to his already large enough list of absolutely revolutionary ("absurd" according to the knowledge of the time as well as common sense) arguments.
Did I answer your question to some extent? Do I have to say more about the ramifications?
Thank you once more for your unprecedentedly fair question.