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Top papers from your news feed from the last week

Top papers from your news feed from the last week
Dr. Surendra
Existential Harmony means inherent harmony in Nature and Existence (what ever exist), which is a perennial and orderly presence in the whole Existence. Existence is Co-existence. Each unit is self-organized within itself (Niyam, niyantran, santulan sahit nishchit aacharan ke sath) and fulfils its harmonious relationship with all whole/larger order. Every unit in the existence is harmoniously ordered and in a definite system i.e. existentially harmonious. There is no inherent and perennial conflict within the matter/unit. Nothing exists in isolation; everything is related to everything else....
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Russell
A presentation documenting the history of the gasholder from teh development of Pneumatic Chemistry to the Dry/Waterless gasholders. This presentation is also available in an animated version in WMV format which is not compatible with this website.
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John
A B S T R A C T The binding of S100B to p53 disables the biological function of p53 as a tumor suppressor and thus causes cancer. It is very important to explore the interaction between S100B and p53 and to develop inhibitors to block the interaction in anti-cancer development. In this work, the interaction of S100B to p53 was studied using molecular dynamics (MD) at the atomic level and organic molecules have been identified as potential inhibitors to block the S100B–p53 interaction. It was indicated in the simulations that S100B residues around GLU45 and GLU46 play an important role in...
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Most Magnificent Table Designs

 You’d think there’s only so many different ways to reinvent a board with 4 legs, but these 18 examples of brilliant and artistic table design will prove you wrong.
What makes these tables so awesome is their effortless fusion of function and artistic form. Each is a piece of art meant to be used, not just admired.


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Wood Log Table

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Designed by John Houshmand

Glass River Tables

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Designed by Greg Klassen

Amethyst Table

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Designed by Crystal Works
 

Citrine Tables

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Sparkling Table

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Designed by John Foster

Branch And Tree End Tables

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Designed by Bleu Nature

Abyss Table

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Designed by Duffy London

Recycled Jet Engine Table

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Designed by MotoArt

Swing Set Table

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Designed by Duffy London

Bubbling Table

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Designed by Liana Yaroslavsky

Picnyc Table

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Designed by Haiko Cosnelissen

Wood And Aluminum Tables

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Designed by Hilla Shamia

Petrified Wood Accent Table

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Image credits: Touchstone Galleries

Leaf Table

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Source: reddit

Dripping Chocolate Table

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Designed by Matthew Robinson

Moon Table

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Designed by Liana Yaroslavsky

Ghost Table

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Designed by Essey

Lake Table

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Beautiful Photos Of Animals Looking Through Windows

 Most photos of animals feature them in their natural element, but there are other ways to create gripping photo compositions with animals. Whether it’s a domestic animal quietly awaiting the return of its owner or a wild animal investigating an abandoned home, windows can beautifully frame your animal photo and take it from good to great.
When shooting a subject that’s on the other side of a window (whether you’re inside or out), pay extra special attention to your camera’s focus – especially if you’re using the automatic instead of manual. A camera shooting a subject in a window can easily focus on the reflection in the window pane rather than the subject behind it. Unless that’s what you’re going for, try to avoid it!
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Image credits: Mark Bridger
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Image credits: Kai Fagerström
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Image credits: ermagerdrerdert
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Image credits: Kai Fagerström
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Image credits: Kadir Irkin
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Image credits: Beatrice Schuler
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Image credits: Fabio Chiari
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Image credits: Anna Kryczkowska
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Image credits: Alexander Lukinsky
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Image credits: Milos Jovanovic
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Image credits: dmums
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Image credits: Igor Shpilenok
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Image credits: Val D’Aquila
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Image credits: Ort Baldauf
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Image credits: Jacek Stefan
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Image credits: Susanne Stoop
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Image credits: imgur.com