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According to UK consumer group Which?, some eco-friendly toilet paper brands that claim to be made from bamboo actually contain very little bamboo. Which? assessed the grass fiber composition of loo rolls from five popular UK brands and found that samples from Bumboo contained just 2.7% grass fibers, Naked Sprout paper had 4% grass fibers, and Bazoo had 26.1%. Instead of bamboo, the toilet paper was mainly made from virgin hardwoods. Only two of the brands tested, Who Gives a Crap and The Cheeky Panda, contained 100% grass fibers. Bumboo, Naked Sprout, and Bazoo claim to use bamboo certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), but Bumboo and Bazoo acknowledged issues in their supply chain and are implementing stricter controls. Naked Sprout emphasized that its entire supply chain is FSC certified. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the state of local newspapers across the U.S., particularly their high rate of closure and their rapidly declining power and influence. Also cited are the questionable search by members of the Kansas police on the offices of the "Marion County Record" in August 2024 and the positive developments that could bolster journalism and democracy in the country.

This document is a solved paper from the Physics For You journal, specifically for the WB JEE exam held on April 28, 2024. The paper consists of 27 multiple-choice questions covering various topics in physics. The questions include topics such as vectors, power, lenses, dimensions, speed distribution, thermodynamics, conservative forces, waves, diodes, electric flux, elastic potential energy, nuclear binding energy, angular momentum, diffraction, acceleration, position vectors, LCR circuits, torque, reflection, magnetic fields, and charged particles. The paper provides the questions and options, but does not include the answers. The given circuit consists of resistances connected in parallel. The given text does not provide any information or context that can be summarized for library patrons conducting research on specific topics. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a practice paper for a physics exam, consisting of 40 multiple-choice questions out of a total of 50. The questions cover a range of physics topics, including electric charge, electric fields, interference, electric circuits, and electromagnetic waves. The paper provides options for each question, but does not include the correct answers. It appears to be a set of physics questions with multiple choice answers, suitable for library patrons conducting research on specific physics topics. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "JEE ADVANCED PRACTICE PAPER 2024" is an exam paper for a physics course. It contains multiple-choice questions and matching list sets covering various topics such as circuits, surface tension, photoelectric effect, angular momentum, double-slit experiment, and refraction. The questions require numerical calculations and knowledge of physics concepts to answer correctly. The text is written in a technical manner and may require further exploration for a deeper understanding of the concepts. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "NEET Practice Paper 2024" is a physics practice paper designed to help students prepare for the NEET exam. It contains multiple-choice questions covering various topics such as circular motion, simple harmonic motion, Young's experiment, thermodynamics, and electromagnetic waves. The paper does not provide solutions to the questions, and it also includes a series of equations and statements related to physics concepts without any context or explanation. To fully understand the significance of these equations, additional sources or consultation with a physics expert may be necessary. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "Class 12: CBSE SOLVED PAPER 2024" provides information about the CBSE 2024 Physics question papers. It states that a significant portion of the questions in the papers were similar to those found in MTG Books. The article includes instructions for the question paper, such as the number of questions and marks allotted. It also provides values of physical constants for the exam. The text covers various physics topics and includes equations, calculations, and explanations. It is a technical document that would be useful for researchers or students studying physics. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "WB JEE PRACTICE PAPER 2024" is a physics practice paper for the WB JEE exam. It contains multiple-choice questions covering various topics in physics. The questions range from topics such as forces, motion, electricity, optics, and nuclear physics. The paper provides options for each question and indicates the correct answer. The questions are designed to test the knowledge and understanding of physics concepts. The given text contains a series of multiple-choice questions related to various physics concepts. The questions cover topics such as nuclear fission, interference of light, average velocity, magnetic moments, and forces. The answers to the questions are provided in the text as well. The text is aimed at individuals studying physics and provides a range of questions to test their understanding of the subject. The given text appears to be a collection of solutions to a physics quiz or exam. It includes calculations and explanations for various physics concepts and problems. The solutions cover topics such as heat transfer, electromagnetic induction, optics, mechanics, and more. The text also mentions the winner of the quiz, Aayush Kumar from Noida. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "NEET Practice Paper 2024" is a practice paper for the NEET exam in 2024. It contains a series of multiple-choice questions on various topics in physics. The questions cover concepts such as inductance, Young's modulus, kinetic energy of electrons, electromagnetic induction, refractive index, energy levels of atoms, moment of inertia, work done by a gas, current in circuits, capacitors, Boolean operations, projectile motion, electromagnetic waves, nuclear fission, galvanometers, and kinetic energy of blocks. The document provides options for each question and does not offer explanations or answers. [Extracted from the article]

The article present conversations of library professionals & authors Nancy Shore, Kristina Clement and Katherine Rose Adams. Topics include the "paper ceiling" in academic libraries; the motivations behind pursuing doctorates; and the potential benefits and challenges of advanced degrees for academic library professionals. The conversation reflects their experiences with educational advancement and its impact on their career paths within higher education and academic libraries.

The document titled "PRACTICE PAPER 2024 BITSAT" is a collection of physics questions covering a wide range of topics. These include double slit experiments, resistance, circular racetracks, de Broglie wavelengths, LCR networks, reversible cycles, electric charge, measurement instruments, photodiodes, artificial satellites, moment of inertia, batteries, refractive index, water flow, galvanometers, electric fields, projectile motion, and minimum deviation. Each question is multiple-choice, and the document does not provide answers. The text also includes equations and calculations related to various physics concepts, such as heat production in resistors, refraction at interfaces, velocity of water stream, galvanometer resistance, polarization, harmonics in closed pipes, and ideal transformers. This resource is useful for library patrons conducting research on these specific topics in physics. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "SOLVED PAPER 2024 Karnataka CET" provides information about the Karnataka CET 2024 exam, specifically focusing on physics questions. It mentions that a majority of the questions in the exam were similar to those found in the MTG Books. The questions cover a range of topics such as electromagnetic waves, LCR circuits, optics, and nuclear physics. The article does not provide answers to the questions but includes references to specific questions in the MTG Books. Additionally, the text includes physics equations, solutions to various problems, and a word grid puzzle. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents the position paper issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) regarding malaria vaccines that was reviewed by the WHO Malaria Policy Advisory Group (MPAG). Also cited are the method used by WHO in assessing the vaccines' efficacy, how malaria is transmitted as a vector-borne disease, and the number of deaths caused by malaria around the world.

This document is a practice paper for a physics exam, consisting of 40 multiple-choice questions to be answered out of 50. The questions cover a range of physics topics, including Lorentz force, transformers, capacitors, electric fields, optics, and magnetic fields. The document does not provide the correct answers to the questions. It appears to be a set of physics questions with multiple-choice options, covering various topics such as circuits, magnetism, optics, and electromagnetism. The answers to the questions are not included in the text. The given text contains equations and statements related to different physics concepts, including virtual images, polarization of light, magnetic properties of materials, de Broglie wavelength, charge and electric fields, resistors and circuits, mirrors and lenses, electromagnetic waves, prisms, and the Rydberg formula. The text presents equations and calculations for each topic without further explanation or context. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a practice paper for the Karnataka CET Exam in 2024, containing multiple-choice questions on various physics topics. The questions cover concepts such as stress, magnetization, acceleration due to gravity, capacitance, SHM, polarized light, magnetic field, escape velocity, magnetic substances, binding energy, dimensions, electromagnetic waves, kinetic theory of gases, torque, stopping distance, refractive index, hemispherical glass body, satellites, resistance, electric field, work done, and photoelectric effect. The answers to the questions are not provided in the given text. The document also includes equations and explanations for each topic, allowing readers to further explore these concepts in their research. [Extracted from the article]

The document is a practice paper from the journal "Physics For You" that includes multiple-choice and numerical type questions on various topics in physics. It covers concepts such as electric fields, collisions, magnetic intensity, specific heat, lenses, degrees of freedom, resistances, efficiency of engines, nuclear reactions, escape velocity, electromagnetic waves, screw gauges, wave equations, Young's double slit experiment, and magnetic field lines. The questions are designed to test the reader's understanding and problem-solving skills in these areas. The solutions provided in the text are concise and factually accurate, making it a valuable resource for library patrons researching these specific topics. [Extracted from the article]

The article describes the process of making paper between the 15th and early 19th centuries. It outlines the process which consists of sorting of discarded rags, soaking of rags in water until decomposed, pulping in a stamping mill, washing of pulp until it becomes white and clean of impurities and microbes, molding, pressing and drying, sizing and application of protective layer, bathing in emulsion, polishing and smoothing.

The article focuses on the dual role of books in times of conflict, emphasizing their potential to not only be victims of war but also potent tools for propaganda and ideology. Topics include the rise of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" as a bestseller during Nazi Germany, its various translations, censorship during wartime, and the complex impact of books in shaping public opinion and ideology during conflicts.

A literary criticism of the novel "My Search for Warren Harding," by Robert Plunket's is presented. It reports that the novel, a comic masterpiece, by Elliot Weiner, explores themes of unreliable narration and obsession, inspiring popular culture like Seinfeld and drawing connections to Henry James's "The Aspern Papers."

The given text is a practice paper for the WB JEE exam in 2024, containing multiple-choice questions in the field of physics. The questions cover various topics such as dimensions, deceleration, inclined planes, satellite orbits, magnetic fields, adiabatic compression, lateral strain, Young's modulus, collisions, electromagnetic waves, inductance, capacitors, double-slit experiments, refraction, work done on a coil, conservation of momentum, photoelectric effect, electric dipole, nuclear physics, thermodynamics, and center of mass. The paper aims to test the knowledge and understanding of physics concepts. It is a valuable resource for library patrons conducting research on these specific topics in physics. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a practice paper for the Karnataka CET exam in 2024. It contains multiple-choice questions on various topics in physics, such as nuclear physics, thermodynamics, optics, electromagnetism, and mechanics. The paper provides options for each question, but the correct answers are not given in the document. The text appears to be aimed at students studying physics and preparing for exams, providing them with a set of questions to test their knowledge and understanding of the subject. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "JEE ADVANCED PRACTICE PAPER 2024" is a physics practice paper for the JEE Advanced exam. It contains multiple-choice questions and matching list sets covering various topics in physics. The purpose of the document is to provide practice questions for students preparing for the exam. The document also includes solutions to the problems. Additionally, the document mentions the publication of a magazine called "Physics for You." [Extracted from the article]

This document is a practice paper for the JEE MAIN exam in 2024, containing multiple-choice questions in the field of physics. The questions cover topics such as mechanics, electricity, magnetism, and thermodynamics. The paper aims to test students' understanding of these concepts and their problem-solving abilities. It includes equations, numerical problems, and solutions. The text also discusses various physics concepts, including capacitance, fusion and fission reactions, frequency and wavelength calculations, and the relationship between physical constants. It mentions the significance of pi in physics and mathematics and provides examples of calculations involving internal energy, harmonics in pipes, and rotational equilibrium. The document concludes with a statement about the origin of the universe and its connection to the value of pi. [Extracted from the article]

The given text is a collection of solved questions from the NEET 2024 exam. It states that many of the questions in the exam were similar to those found in the MTG Books. The questions cover various topics in physics, such as vernier calipers, interference patterns, logic circuits, batteries, magnetic fields, resistors, forces, coils, transformers, atomic structure, and thermodynamics. The questions are accompanied by multiple-choice options for each answer. The text also includes formulas and equations related to various physics concepts, but does not provide any context or explanation for them. It is recommended to refer to the original document for further information and context. [Extracted from the article]

The expanded scope of the Medicaid program has accomplished a great deal in bolstering substance use treatment, but further progress will depend on correcting deficiencies in non‐expansion states and within Medicaid managed care entities, a newly published commentary suggests. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the second licensed dengue vaccine, TAK-003, along with the position of the World Health Organization (WHO) for its use, and provides an update on the first licensed dengue vaccine, CYD-TDV. Topics discussed include epidemiology and transmission of dengue, classifications made by the WHO on dengue illness, and diagnosis, treatment and prevention.

I apologize, but I'm unable to generate a summary based on the given text. [Extracted from the article]

The given text does not provide enough information to create a concise and factually accurate summary. The given text does not provide any information or context that can be summarized. The given text appears to be a combination of mathematical equations and a comic capsule. The mathematical equations involve calculations related to waves and electrical circuits. The comic capsule is a short joke about a neutron in soup. The text does not provide any further context or information. [Extracted from the article]

Extraneous growth of scientific information over the Internet makes the searching task non-trivial and as a consequence researchers are facing difficulties in finding relevant papers from the millions of research papers in digital repositories. The research paper recommendation systems have been advocated to address this problem. The existing research paper recommendation systems lack in exploiting prominent information of papers, such as relevancy with the current time, novelty, scientific contribution, writing complexity of the papers, etc. Further, the existing models emphasize only on user's preference rather than user's intention that may change with time. Furthermore, the existing models do not consider a sound ranking strategy to unleash the personalization aspect and relevancy of papers. This work aims to address the existing limitations and proposes a systematic hidden attribute-based recommendation engine (SHARE). SHARE utilizes a feature engineering technique to unfold valuable insights of papers through multiple hidden features. These features are used as a context for users as well as multiple criteria for ranking papers. Additionally, SHARE predicts a user's intention beyond the user's preference to capture the dynamic notion of a user. Finally, a novel ranking strategy is proposed to retrieve personalized and the most important papers. SHARE is flexible for recommending both old and new users. In order to evaluate the effectiveness of SHARE both user studies and system evaluations were performed. Experimental results substantiate the efficacy of the proposed approach and are comparable to the existing systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article argues against the use of euphemisms when referring to menstrual products, such as "sanitary towels" or "feminine hygiene products." The author asserts that these terms perpetuate the false belief that menstruation is dirty or polluting, which has historically been used to oppress women. The author also highlights that the use of feminine descriptors excludes trans men and non-binary individuals who menstruate. The article suggests using the term "menstrual products" instead, as it accurately reflects their purpose and avoids reinforcing shame or stigma. [Extracted from the article]

Lay bundles on the evergreen wreath, following the direction of the wreath branches. Clip branches of faux and dried foliage and flowers, then wire the branches together to create small bundles. AUTUMN CHIC Dress up a basic wreath with a mix of dried faux foliage and blooms - think oak leaf branches, bittersweet branches, strawflowers and more. p. 149 NOVEMBER photographs by MIKE GARTEN craft styling by LIS ENGELHART and ALEX MATA Fall-to-Winter Wreath p. 32 1. [Extracted from the article]

The given text is a practice paper for the NEET 2024 exam, specifically focusing on physics. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering various topics such as wavefront construction, thermodynamics, mechanics, electromagnetism, and optics. Each question is followed by four options, with the correct answer indicated by the letters a, b, c, or d. This document is designed to help students prepare for the NEET exam by testing their knowledge and understanding of physics concepts. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a solved paper from the Physics For You journal, specifically the JEE MAIN exam held on January 27th, 2024. It contains multiple-choice questions and numerical value type questions covering various topics in physics, such as electric and magnetic fields, specific heat, mass and velocity, resistance, viscosity, and dimensions of physical quantities. The solutions provided in the document include calculations and explanations for topics such as electric fields, thermodynamics, momentum, resistance, viscosity, and more. The solutions are presented in a concise and factual manner, making it a valuable resource for library patrons conducting research on specific physics topics. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents an addendum to the position paper on the use of meningococcal conjugate vaccines (MMCV) in the African meningitis belt issued by the World Health Organization (WHO) Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on Immunization at its meeting in September 2023. Topics include the WHO off-label recommendations for meningococcal vaccines and vaccination that apply to countries in the African meningitis belt and research priorities on the impact of Men5CV vaccine.

The article reviews the exhibition "Mark Rothko: Paintings on Paper," which features works of painter Mark Rothko, being presented at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. from November 19, 2023 to March 31, 2024.

An excerpt from the book "Our Mob: A Family Chronicle" by Sever and Alice Sternhell, which focuses on Sever Sternhell's experiences during the Holocaust, specifically his survival through the use of Aryan papers and imprisonment in Bergen-Belsen.

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS My husband and I were eating out with our son, Eddie, who was then 2, when a couple came in with a young boy wearing headphones and staring at an iPad as he walked. C. Shawn Green, a cognitive researcher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, says questioning whether video games are good or bad is like asking, "What are the effects of food on the body?" Video games are now such an integral part of the social fabric, not playing them is akin to growing up without a TV, says Nick Bowman, a gaming researcher at Texas Tech University. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents a memoir of the author's experience, interwoven with reflections on the history and materiality of paper. It delves into themes of neglect, memory, and the enduring value of knowledge. It further discusses cultural and historical contexts, offering insights into the fragility of both physical objects and human connections.

A THIN towel that expands into a jelly-like blob can absorb liquids three times as well as paper or cloth-based products. Now, Srinivasa Raghavan at the University of Maryland and his colleagues have produced a dry, absorbent hydrogel that stays intact even while rolled up. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses a specialized fermentation process demonstrated at the Sappi Tugela mill in Mandeni, KwaZulu-Natal, which converts cellulose fiber-rich waste from pulp and paper-mill operations into ethanol. It also emphasizes the funding and collaboration involved in the project, highlighting the potential environmental benefits and economic promise of waste-derived bioethanol in global markets.

HOT SCIENCE THOUGH PROVING to be a daydream tool for many industries, ChatGPT is quickly becoming a nightmare for academia. Unfortunately, a colleague pointed out a problem: Hetherington had referred to himself as "we" in the paper, yet he was the only author, which could cause the paper to be rejected. [Extracted from the article]

A quiz concerning physics concepts, including organ pipe resonances, circuit analysis, and optics experiments, was featured in the February 2024 edition of periodical covering topics such as harmonic motion, electrical circuits, and wave phenomena.

A quiz concerning electrical circuits and physics concepts including Fresnel distance, magnetic interactions, and thermodynamic processes is featured in the periodical.

The article presents a quiz on physics with multiple-choice and numerical questions covering topics such as force equations, electromagnetic induction, and the projectile motion.

The article outlines a practice paper guide for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Section-A (Multiple Choice Questions). It covers a range of physics problems, including topics such as electrical resistance measurement, electrostatic forces, impulse and recoil in ballistic motion, power calculations in inclined motion, gravitational fields of solid spheres, magnetic field variations in a solenoid, heat-related experiments, electromagnetic induction, gas properties, and wave propagation.

The article focuses on the publication of various policy papers and research findings related to education and government initiatives in England, United Kingdom (UK). Topics include data protection and audit by the Department for Education; an evaluation of the school leader mental health and wellbeing service; school buildings and capital funding; pupil absence statistics; and the parliamentary progress of the Lifelong Learning (Higher Education Fee Limits) Bill.

This article from Consumer Reports provides recommendations for the best paper towels based on their performance in tests. The most expensive brand, Bounty, scored the highest in water absorbency and scrubbing strength, and could be reused for a second spill. Brawny and Presto were also recommended for their performance and lower cost. However, Sparkle paper towels performed poorly in the tests, absorbing the least amount of water and falling apart easily. [Extracted from the article]