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The Ankle Joint-Part 2

The spring ligament, a strong fibrous band, stretches from the calcaneus to the navicular, running under the talus on the way, keeping the foot arch in place. The arch of the foot is maintained by the spring ligament holding the bones together against the... Read >
Author: David Ravech

The Biggest Blunder Bodybuilders Make When Trying To Build Giant Biceps

One of the most popular muscle groups that bodybuilders seek to improve is the biceps, with possibly the most common question asked of successful bodybuilders from curious onlookers being "how big are your arms?" Bodybuilders will focus upon a wide variet... Read >
Author: Francesco Castano

Keeping Your Dog Occupied While You're Not Home

What does your dog do when you're at work or you're away from the house for some other reason for the majority of the day? Is there more than one dog in your household? Do you provide toys or other items that will aide in keeping your dog entertained thro... Read >
Author: Matt LeClair

HSC Chemistry and Physics Syllabus Dot-Point Notes

The way the HSC is structured is in terms of syllabus dot-points that are easy to read and understand. This helps HSC students because as their HSC trials and final HSC exams approach, the syllabus itself can be a useful study tool. Structure of the HSC ... Read >
Author: Amit Kothiyal

Tackling bad behaviour of employees

Tackling bad behaviour of employees There are employees that spread negativity, there are some who have a tendency of arguing, there are some who don't like listening to their boss and some who don't take orders seriously. The first mistake that the se... Read >
Author: hrmagazine

Distributed Antenna Systems For Indoor Cellular Network

Some 70 - 80% of mobile traffic originates from inside buildings. This is especially true in urban environments where the focus of the mobile user is on high data rates. For mobile 3G network, only serving macro base station within a few hundred meters of... Read >
Author: Paul Ngai

Emotional Distress Caused by Workplace Bullies

Emotional distress claims at workplace are usually caused by workplace bullying by a superior or a co-employee. The emotional distress could be caused by actions by an individual or a group and workplace bullying can take on different forms. Workpl... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group

Top Bicep Workout Tips and Techniques for Huge Arms

It is a common myth that bicep muscles can be improved merely by using compound exercising, but this is not necessarily true. Though it is true that isolation work is required by the triceps and bicep muscles during arm workouts, it is also true that an e... Read >
Author: jeffykk

How To Get Bigger Forearms!

So you're wondering how to get bigger forearms? Well, you're in the right place then - you'll certainly find what you're looking for. First things first, I should point out that in order to get bigger forearms - and gain muscle mass in general - you have ... Read >
Author: Bill Forestell

How To Make Your Chest Bigger

When you're trying to build muscle mass, you need to focus on "compound" multi-joint exercises. Compound exercises are movements that recruit multiple muscle groups. So, with regards to chest training, a compound exercise would be the bench press and an i... Read >
Author: Bill Forestell

Are Genius Made Or Born?

The main problem with the idea that we are a product of our genes and nothing else is that we are not born and kept in isolation in a bubble for the rest of our lives. As human beings we arrive with a survival kit, but we grow and develop in a process of ... Read >
Author: Elaine Mak

Psychological Impacts Of Obesity In Child

It only seems natural to consider the psychological effects of childhood obesity and how it affects our children. Not too long ago such topics would be unheard of. The child obesity issue worldwide has received so much attention it seems appropriate to co... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta

Monaco's Coins

The state of Monaco, beside his small area - it's the second smallest country in the world - is a sovereign state since its foundation in the fourteenth century, with a little aside during the French Revolution. It therefore has the right to fly its own c... Read >
Author: Olivier Roland

4 Facts about Tubal Ligation Side Effects

1. Menstrual Problems: Many younger women who have had tubal ligation surgery have issues with their menstrual cycle afterwards. These problems may be caused by improper blood flow to the ovaries after the surgery. Sometimes blood vessels get "nicked" dur... Read >
Author: Sandra Wilson

The IEE wiring regulations. BS 7671:2008, 17th edition.

The wiring regulations have been in existence since 1882. They were created to help with safety in lighting circuits with specific attention to the risk resented by fire. The title of the 1st edition was in fact "Rules and Regulations for the prevention o... Read >
Author: domlec

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