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What’s a Zeppelin?

[ad_1] Zeppelins are hard-sided airships with individual gas compartments, named after Ferdinand von Zeppelin who founded the first airship company in 1908. The Zeppelin Company built 21 airships from 1900 to 1914, but many were lost to accidents. During World War I, zeppelins were used for bomb-dropping and surveillance, but fixed-wing aircraft made them impractical. […]

What’s a knife sharpener?

[ad_1] Knife sharpeners come in various types, from manual whetstones to electric grinders. Regular sharpening is important to maintain the blade’s edge, and different grind styles are available for different functions. Sharpening requires skill and maintaining the angle, and tips can be found online. No water or oil is needed, and basic knife care rules […]

What’s a Magistrate?

[ad_1] A magistrate enforces laws within a limited jurisdiction, with roles varying by nation. The term comes from the Latin “magister” and has ancient roots. Magistrates handle minor offenses, freeing up higher-level judges. They have authority in their district and require education and knowledge of the law to serve justly. A magistrate is someone who […]

What’s a Delegate?

[ad_1] A delegate represents a larger group, such as a trade union, non-profit organization, state, political organization or corporation. They may have limited powers and need approval from their bosses or members. A member of the US House of Representatives is a delegate who represents their party’s interests. Candidates for important political offices may be […]

What’s a papal bull?

[ad_1] Papal bulls are official documents issued by the Pope, covering a range of situations, and are widely discussed. The term comes from the seal used to close the document, and the definition can be difficult to pin down. The Vatican Archives preserve many historical examples, including papal briefs and pontifical memoirs. A papal bull […]

What’s somniphobia?

[ad_1] Somniphobia, or the fear of sleep, is an anxiety disorder that is more common among children but can follow some into adulthood. Symptoms include panic, shortness of breath, and a rapid heartbeat. Treatment options include counseling, hypnotherapy, and prescription drugs. Those who have experienced traumatic childhoods or have other anxiety disorders may be at […]

What’s an unsub?

[ad_1] Law enforcement agencies use the term “unknown subject” or “unsub” to refer to an unidentified suspect in a criminal investigation. Agencies may publish information about an unsub to seek help from the public in identifying and locating the suspect. This can also help create a dragnet to apprehend the suspect quickly. The public’s involvement […]

What’s the largest rental available?

[ad_1] Companies rent expensive venues for parties, such as Facebook at AT&T Park and LinkedIn at Levi’s Stadium. Airbnb offers renting the Principality of Liechtenstein for $70,000 USD a night, accommodating up to 900 people. Some companies go all out when it comes to renting the biggest and most expensive venues for their parties. For […]

What’s cot death?

[ad_1] Crib death, or sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), is the unexplained death of a healthy baby under one year old while sleeping. Risk factors include sleeping on the stomach, soft bedding, premature birth, co-sleeping, exposure to cigarette smoke, and low prenatal care. Preventative measures, such as placing babies on their backs to sleep, have […]

What’s Buckwheat Bread?

[ad_1] Buckwheat bread is made from buckwheat flour and other flours for texture and flavor. It can be gluten-free and sweetened with fruit or honey. Buckwheat is a fruit, not a grain, and is used as a gluten-free alternative. Gluten-free bread is important for those with celiac disease or other gluten intolerances. Buckwheat bread is […]

What’s Neocolonialism?

[ad_1] Neocolonialism is the idea that former colonizers can still control former colonies through economic policies and trade practices, often with the help of corporations and governments. This practice persists despite political independence and can also manifest in social policy. Resistance includes rethinking economic policy and empowering developing nations. Neocolonialism is a term used to […]

What’s the WA Art Gallery?

[ad_1] The Art Gallery of Western Australia is located in the Perth Cultural Centre and displays a mix of contemporary and historic works by indigenous artists. The centenary gallery is housed in a heritage building and loan exhibits have included works by Monet and Lindsay. The gallery also has a children’s activity center and hosts […]

What’s dyskinesia?

[ad_1] Dyskinesias are movement disorders that can be caused by neurological conditions or psychiatric drugs. They include dystonias, hypokinesias, choreas, and tics, and can result in involuntary muscle spasms or decreased ability to perform voluntary movements. Parkinson’s disease and tardive dyskinesias are examples of dyskinesias. A dyskinesia is one of many similar disorders of voluntary […]

What’s a throat culture?

[ad_1] Throat cultures are diagnostic tests to identify infectious agents in the throat. Doctors use them to prescribe the right medication and prevent the spread of infections. Patients should avoid using mouthwash before the test and inform the doctor if they are taking antibiotics. A quick test can identify streptococcal bacteria, while a laboratory culture […]

What’s Pasta Primavera?

[ad_1] Pasta Primavera is an Italian dish made with pasta and seasonal vegetables, such as onion, zucchini, broccoli, and mushrooms. It is typically served with a cream cheese sauce and can include pine nuts, garlic, and fresh herbs. Parmigiano-Reggiano or Pecorino-Romano cheese is often used, and low-fat dairy products can be substituted for cream. This […]