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There are many, includng SciShow and Phisics Girl for a variety of quick explanations. At the other end of the spectrum, many universities have recorded lectures by professors, for example Leonard Susskind of Stanford. For science news, a site like Phys.org or another is good. You can check youtube once you have a subject you want to investigate; though, there is not a formula for research, except be persistent.

Newt?

Naegeli–Franceschetti–Jadassohn syndrome (NFJS) sufferers, among other things, have no fingerprints.

I'm a senior citizen who has just learned to appreciate rap and hip hop. http://www.npr.org/2013/11/04/242990504/hip-hop-and-science-a-perfect-combo-for-students A commercial site has educational songs, including science songs. https://www.flocabulary.com/

A search didn't find anything on reddit gridcoin about openSUSE. I've found links on the internet about the problem, and a workaround that is supposed to work. If all else fails I'll ask on reddit gridcoin. ty

I installed BOINC on my openSUSE/KDE system, but it fails, and I don't know why nor who to ask for help.

For those who get into online battles and feel they should not, a thread in http://secularbuddhism.org/forum/ may help. It starts with the following post: And, several replies tell personal stories of how they quit and work towards quitting.

Yes! No hassle parenting.

Humanity has enough wombs already. I doubt there would be a market for them. If they improve them enough for transplants, there might be a market for women who needed replacements and transgenders first time.

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