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Susan Kellogg Spadt, Dean of Honors, has transformed education for high-achieving students, fostering academic excellence and leadership development. At UMGC, she has embraced innovation, advocating for flexible learning pathways and diverse student support. As a member of the Faculty Senate, she represents faculty interests and collaborates on policy development. Through collaboration and shared resources, she…
When seeking alternatives to broccoli, consider its nutritional value and health benefits. Cauliflower offers a mild and versatile substitution, while Brussels sprouts provide a nutty and bitter option. Kale’s leafy green texture and spinach’s mild flavor make them suitable substitutes. Zucchini offers a sweet and crisp alternative. Nutritional value varies among substitutes, so compare them…
Dive into the Hall of Strains, a comprehensive compendium of cannabis knowledge. Explore the genetic foundation of strains, unraveling the blueprint that determines their unique characteristics, scent profiles, and therapeutic effects. Discover the intricate lineage connecting strains, and meet the skilled growers who craft these botanical masterpieces. Through dispensaries, gain access to the best the…
Red river crabgrass (Digitaria ciliaris), native to Africa, is a perennial warm-season grass found in moist, disturbed areas throughout the world. Its creeping stolons and upright culms form dense mats in disturbed areas. Short, hairy leaves and ovate spikelets distinguish it. Reproducing via seeds and stolons, it can tolerate high mowing heights and is invasive…
Facial palsy in dogs, known as unilateral or bilateral paresis or paralysis of the facial nerve, affects a dog’s ability to control facial muscles, resulting in an asymmetrical appearance. Causes range from idiopathic (Bell’s palsy) to acquired (otitis, trauma), congenital, or traumatic. Diagnosis involves physical exams, neurological testing, and imaging. Treatment options include conservative measures…
The customary economy, often synonymous with traditional economy, relies heavily on established customs, traditions, and practices. It is characterized by the preservation of cultural heritage and the absence of a formal currency, similar to folk economies and non-monetary economies. Customary economies prioritize the fulfillment of basic needs through the production of goods primarily for self-consumption,…
Alice T. Shaw, a pioneering computer scientist, left an indelible mark on STEM as the Dean of Engineering at CMU. An early advocate for women in the field, she made groundbreaking contributions to natural language processing (NLP), developing the first NLP translation program. Her leadership and recognition, including the ACM Grace Hopper Award, established her…
Cotton seed cake, a by-product of cotton production, is a nutrient-rich feed supplement for livestock due to its high protein, fat, and carbohydrate content. It also contains essential minerals. However, it requires detoxification to remove gossypol, a toxic compound. Cotton seed cake can also be used as fertilizer and soil amendment. Its utilization as a…
“No acute findings” indicates the absence of acute medical conditions or injuries. Patients with this result experience clinical stability, exhibit no signs or symptoms of illness or injury, and do not require immediate medical intervention. Physical exams, vitals, and lab tests show no acute changes, and patients typically experience no acute pain or discomfort. Their…
Jack R. Blanke, a renowned equine medicine specialist with extensive qualifications and experience, has dedicated his career to the diagnosis and treatment of various equine ailments, spanning respiratory, gastrointestinal, dermatological, metabolic, and musculoskeletal conditions. His expertise encompasses a holistic approach that considers multiple factors, including anatomy, physiology, and behavior, to provide comprehensive care for horses….
