… was an Austrian psychologist and psychiatrist, born in Vienna, and educated at Vienna University. After leaving the university, he studied and was associated with Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. In 1911 Adler left the orthodox psychoanalyti…

… and photosynthesize (retain water, light and carbon dioxide to produce food and oxygen). They are eukaryotic having a full fledged nucleus, and contrary to prokaryotic cells, they have cell walls usually composed of cellulose. Algae come in different…

… of death in the United States. Heart attacks are caused by blockage in the arteries that carry blood to parts of the heart. When an artery gets blocked, the part of the heart that the artery is going to gets none of the blood and oxygen it needs,…

… in medical parlance, an ailment that afflicts an about 37 million Americans each year, that is now soaring in prevalence and that is the fifth most common reason for which antibiotics are prescribed. But, experts say, in many cases that prescription…

… information concerning alternative medicine is readily available on the internet for anyone who may be interested, however, the question remains whether or not this abundance of information is reliable and accurate or pure quackery. The websites…

… learn “Where did it comes from?” and “ What does it mean?” Altruistic or altruism is a concept in psychology and philosophy developed from a French Philosopher Auguste Comte. Comte laid claim to the French word altruisme, basing it on autrui meaning…

… weather in Paris? It is extremely cold in New York and there is snow all over the place. The reason I am writing is to give you the information you wanted on aluminum. I have everything you would possibly want to know about everything from mining…

… number & weight: (*1) 13 / 26.98 3. Common isotope: (*2) Aluminum isotopes’ mass numbers range from Al-23 to Al-30. Only Al-27 (stable isotope) and Al-26 (radioactive isotope) occur naturally. 4. Group number: 13 5. Common uses: (*3)…

… dementia, a medical condition that disrupts the way the brain works. It is a condition of unknown origin that causes gradual loss of abilities in memory, thinking, reasoning, judgment, orientation and concentration. It usually occurs in the elderly…

… wandering the streets not knowing who or what anything is! Imagine, a police officer asking you where you last saw this person! Imagine looking for them and having to always tell them who you are! These can be the affects of Alzheimer’s disease…