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43. Biological - Wiktionary Of, pertaining to, or connected with biology. Related by consanguinity, especially as to parents and children. http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/biological

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44. Communicating At An Unknown Rate Provides animations of key biological processes, cell function overview and its anatomy, concept of gene expression as well as principle of evolution. http://www.johnkyrk.com/

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Terminal Lovers BASEMENT TAPES VOL. 2 2008, Angel's Blood Records (AB018) CD w/folded full color insert in plastic slipcase. Tracks: Sodden Wheels in a Supper Club Part 1 - 17:25 Sodden Wheels in a Supper Club Part 2 - 18:15 An instrumental piece recorded in 2003, 2004, 2006 (exact dates unkown) Edited, revised and assembled by D.Cintron in 2008. "Retrieved and re-edited from various recording sessions/jams, “Basement Tapes Volume 2” recently released by Terminal Lovers, contains just one long piece (split into two parts), The music spending the first ten minutes as a spacey drone before the band take over, a rolling wall of guitar riffery, fired up by the solid rhythm section behind. With some fiery guitar work to be had “Sodden Wheels in a Supper Club pt1 “is a lot of fun at high volume, with part 2 becoming seriously psychedelic as it moves through time, echo boxes set to kill, with some free drumming and a mean guitar giving everything a chaotic edge. Volume is everything for this one, well worth irritating the neighbours for. " -Ptolemaic Terrascope, March 21, 2009

46. Biological Product Deviations Resources for You. Consumers (Biologics) Healthcare Providers (Biologics) Industry (Biologics) About the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/SafetyAvailability/ReportaProblem/Biol

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47. Nanowire Fuel Cell For Biological Power Information on terrorism and public health. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). http://www.rsc.org/chemistryworld/News/2010/October/28101001.asp

48. Random Variations To Biological Choice Philosophical speculations on physics and biology. http://www.math.utah.edu/~heidi/prob0.html

Random Variations to Biological Choice By Heidi Hileman Isaac Newton's Laws of Motion which he first introduced in his book Principia in 1687, proclaim a deterministic physical world that is in a state of action and reaction without self-direction. Henri Bergson, a Nobel prize winner in literature in 1927, in his book (1910) Creative Evolution declared time could not be unique if it was only defined by deterministic forces. If elements were finite in a world of chemistry that was completing a periodic chart of a limited number of atoms and if the forces that defined them were all those of predictable determinism, then time would repeat itself. If on the other hand time was unique as he believed it was, than at least some of the forces would have to be totally unpredictable to create an ever-new time line. Bergson rejected the idea that there are internal forces and external forces. All forces are external and so for time to be unique there must be physical and well as biological forces that fluctuate. There is fine line between chaotic weather and a bacteria cell that is inclosed in a cell wall exhibiting mutations. The difference between biological life and physical matter was that for life to find duration, it must develop evolutionary vital actions such as adaptability to survive. While the use of radioisotopes can be used to predict age, the actually decay of radioisotopes are probabilities. The half-life of carbon-14 is 5,700 years. One way to use this information is to say that half of the original carbon-14 in the living body will be gone in 5,700 year. Or for a single radioisotope the chance of its nucleus remaining intake after 5,700 years is 50 percent. While quantum scientists have not been unable to predict the exact moment of disintegration for a single radioisotope; they can, given enough time summing over the entire collection of radioisotopes, arrive at an average that is accurate enough for science to use it for dating.

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51. BIOLOGICAL WARFARE biological WARFARE AND ITS CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS. Thomas W. McGovern, MD, MAJ, MC. George W. Christopher, LTC, USAF, MC http://telemedicine.org/biowar/biologic.htm

BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AND ITS CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS Thomas W. McGovern, MD, MAJ, MC George W. Christopher, LTC, USAF, MC The opinions and assertions contained herein are those of the authors and not to be considered as reflecting the views of the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense. Key Words: biological warfare, cutaneous manifestations, hemorrhagic fever, mycotoxins, poxviruses, plague, melioidosis INTRODUCTION This article attempts to eliminate some of that mystery by discussing the history and background of biological weapons and by reviewing agents that cause cutaneous disease. While a biological attack could result in a made-made epidemic of unprecedented scale, the classical principles of clinical medicine and epidemiology would apply. Prompt diagnosis and early interventions could reduce morbidity and mortality, and mitigate the effects of a biological attack. In the aftermath of a biological attack, dermatologists could play a critical role in recognizing the differential diagnosis of an epidemic exanthem and alerting public health officials, leading to prompt medical and public health interventions, hopefully preventing wide-spread mortality. History Figures 2a, 2b: The "eight ball" one million liter test sphere at Fort Detrick, Maryland. Animals were tethered within the sphere while aerosolized agents were aerosolized.

52. Home - BioXplorer Resource providing the latest biological and medical news, biological databases, books and journals. http://www.bioxplorer.com

53. NTI: Research Library: Country Profiles: Iran Biological Overview Search in Select any one of the following databases and archives or search any combination. Click here for more details. http://www.nti.org/e_research/profiles/Iran/Biological/index.html

54. United States biological Weapons An offensive biological program was begun in 1942 under the direction of a civilian agency, the War Reserve Service (WRS). The Army Chemical Warfare Service http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/usa/cbw/bw.htm

FAS Nuke Guide USA ... Search Biological Weapons An offensive biological program was begun in 1942 under the direction of a civilian agency, the War Reserve Service (WRS). The Army Chemical Warfare Service was given responsibility and oversight for the effort. The mounting threat of the German buzz bombs that were raining on England from launching sites on the Continent during 1943 spurred the urgency of BW (biological warfare) defense because it was thought that these high-explosive rockets might easily be converted into efficient weapons for massive BW attacks. After the war, the production facility was sold and converted to commercial pharmaceutical production. Research and development activities were continued. Japanese scientists in American custody who had participated in the Unit 731 program were granted amnesty on the condition that they would disclose information obtained during their program. The program was expanded during the Korean War (1950-53). A new production facility incorporating adequate biosafety measures was constructed at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Technical advances allowed large-scale fermentation, concentration, storage, and weaponization of microorganisms; production was begun in 1954. In addition, a program to develop countermeasures including vaccines, antisera, and theraputic agents to protect troops from possible biological attack was begun in 1953. Volunteer studies were performed in a 1-million liter sphere at Fort Detrick known as the "eight-ball" to test weapons systems disseminating Francisella tularensis, Coxiella burnetti, and other pathogens. Animal experiments were conducted at Fort Detrick and at remote desert and Pacific sites.

55. Evolution, Phylogeny And Taxonomy | CommonAncestor.Net Provides articles on the history of the theory of evolution and the basics of biological evolution. Includes forums only available to members. http://www.commonancestor.net

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56. Be Informed Biological Threat BE INFORMED biological THREAT 1. A biological attack is the release of germs or other biological substances. Many agents must be inhaled, enter through a cut in the skin or be http://www.ready.gov/america/_downloads/biological.pdf

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58. Biological Weapons biological Weapons Aerosolized anthrax may seem like one of mankind's most dangerous scourges, but plagueridden corpses are a bioterrorist's best friend. http://www.rotten.com/library/history/war/wmd/biological-weapons/

rotten Library History War ... Weapons of Mass Destruction Biological Weapons Aerosolized anthrax may seem like one of mankind's most dangerous scourges, but plague-ridden corpses are a bioterrorist's best friend. Biological weapons have been a problem for society ever since their first recorded use... in the sixth century B.C. Despite the recent media infatuation with bioterrorism and its sibling, biowarfare, we're not exactly talking about a new idea here, either globally or in the U.S. In fact, from George Washington to George Bush , biological weapons have been part of American history. Hell, they're practically a national institution. According to the U.S. government, the earliest recorded uses of bioweapons goes back to the ancient Assyrians and the ancient Greeks, who used medicinal herbs to wreak havoc before the Christian era began. Another early adopter was the Mongol horde, which threw plague-infested corpses over the walls of a Crimean fortress they happened to be beseiging in the 14th century. This was perhaps history's most devastating use of biological warfare, seeing as it may have caused the Great Plague (in addition to very effectively wiping out its target).

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60. The Biological And Toxin Weapons Convention Website Describes the process to strengthen the biological and Toxin Weapons Convention with a verification protocol. http://www.opbw.org/

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