Calorimetry in cold fusion experiments
Calorimetry is an essential part of cold fusion experiments. Cold fusion researchers use different types of calorimeters, such as isoperibolic, flow, ...
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Camp Doublecreek
Camp Doublecreek is a day only summer camp for children ages 4-14 located in Round Rock, Texas. It is under ownership of Doublecreek Farm Inc. and has...
Camp Tyler
Camp Tyler, located five miles (8 km) southeast of Tyler, Texas, United States, and named after Tyler Camp (100 miles southeast of Dallas, Texas), is ...
Canadian NINJAs
The Canadian NINJAs (National International Nation of Jalapeño Awesomeness) were the professional wrestling tag team of Nicole Matthews and Portia Per...
Cancer Cure
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Cancer Grey
Cancer Grey is the main character and protagonist in the upcoming graphic novel, "The Death of Cancer Grey", written and illustrated by Taylor Caudle....
Candy Charms
Candy Charms (born April 5, 1989 in Luton, Bedfordshire, England) is a British adult model. She is known for her Large enhanced breasts.Breast augment...
Cannabis Jesus theory
Aside from the Mythic Jesus and Divine Jesus theories, there is also the Cannabis Jesus theory. This is the theory that Jesus was an advocate and user...
CapExBio
A new Scientific Workflow Management System is being developed at the Grand École TELECOM Bretagne, France, in a co-venture with Station Biologique de...
Caps (drinking game)
Caps is a drinking game that involves throwing bottle caps into beer mugs (North America, North Europe, and Argentina), or at another other bottle wit...
Carac Allison
Carac Allison (born June 8, 1974) is a Canadian novelist known for the Dark Pantheon Series.CareerHe worked as an IT Project Manager and Security Prof...
Carbon Neutral Antarctica
Carbon Neutral Antarctica (CNA) is an international non-profit organization working on issues and research to make Antarctica the world’s first carbon...
Carbonism
Carbonism is Carbonism was submitted to The Library Of Congress on March 5, 2009. It is a philosophical look at modern society using science, psycholo...
Caribbean Bird Vendor
Caribbean Bird Vendor is a painting by Ellis Wilson in 1953. It is now part of Hampton University’s permanent exhibition. Description The painting is ...
Caring the sick in Islamic traditions
Illness is everything that makes a living creature in lack of health or away from moderation such as disease, hypocrisy or failure in doing something....
Carl E. Fields
Carl Edward Fields is an American computational astrophysicist working on supernovae, stellar nucleosynthesis and gravitational waves. He is a Richard...
Carla Cretan
Carla Mihaela Cretan (car'la mi'ha'ela cre'tzan) (Carla Mihaela Creţan origin Romanian lang.) (born 1976 in Craiova, Romania) is a political research...
Carnifern
Carniferns (carnivorous ferns) are fictional carnivorous plants. They are found on planets with a similiar atmosphere to the Earth and along a habitab...
Caroline H Thompson
:For the American film director, see Caroline Thompson.Caroline H. Thompson (1943-8 February 2006) was a British computer scientist specialising in th...
Caroline Ingraham
Caroline Clare Ingraham (born March 1960), is an author, researcher, consultant and teacher of zoopharmacognosy. Personal Ingraham was born in Guildfo...