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| ARTICLES RELATED TO luminous | | | |  luminous: Encyclopedia II - Rosary - Origins of the RosaryPrayer beads are also found in many other religions (notably Hinduism, where the practice appears to have started), and some have been found dating back to antiquity. Similar prayer counters (originally using knotted ropes) date to about the fourth century, when they were used to pray the Jesus prayer. Other counting methods, such as pebbles or pegboards, were also used by the early Desert Fathers [3].
According to tradition, in 1214 the Virgin Mary gave to St. Dominic the basic form of the Rosary as it is known today, with minor vari ...
See also:Rosary, Rosary - Origins of the Rosary, Rosary - Key Dates, Rosary - Rosary beads, Rosary - The Mysteries, Rosary - Joyful, Rosary - Luminous, Rosary - Sorrowful, Rosary - Glorious, Rosary - Days of recitation, Rosary - Types of Rosaries, Rosary - One frequently used form, Rosary - A regularly used alternative, Rosary - Single-decade Rosaries, Rosary - Rosaries in other faiths, Rosary - Rosaries worn outside of religion Read more here: » Rosary: Encyclopedia II - Rosary - Origins of the Rosary |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are quite distinct diseases but in practice there are sometimes difficulties distinguishing between them, especially in mild cases - these are usually simply classified as "chronic inflammatory bowel disease" or "indeterminate colitis".
Crohn's disease is often initially misdiagnosed as food poisoning, gastroenteritis, appendicitis (due to the common locus of pain in the lower right-ha ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are quite distinct diseases but in practice there are sometimes difficulties distinguishing between them, especially in mild cases - these are usually simply classified as "chronic inflammatory bowel disease" or "indeterminate colitis".
Crohn's disease is often initially misdiagnosed as food poisoning, gastroenteritis, appendicitis (due to the common locus of pain in the lower right-ha ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name, Crohn's disease - Literature Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Epidemiology The disease typically first appears in young adults in their late teens and twenties, although it is not unknown for symptoms to first appear quite late in life. Additionally, there has been an increase in cases occurring in young children. Recent studies suggest that up to 30% of all newly diagnosed cases are in children and teens under the age of 18. Estimates suggest that up to 60,000 people in the UK (about 1 in 1200) and 1,000,000 Americans have the disease (around 1 in 300). Some ethnic groups (such as Ashkenazi Jews) have a significan ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Epidemiology |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Complications
Crohn's disease - Short-term.
The bowel shows segmental "hose pipe" thickening and shows full thickness chronic inflammation, giant cell granulomas, and fissures with acute inflammation. Fistula formation is quite common in Crohn's. Bowel obstruction is a known complication which may require surgical resection. Approximately 50% of surgical cases require additional surgery within five years because the disease tends to reappear at the site where the bowel was rejoined, and some patients eventually develop short b ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Complications |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Treatment
Crohn's disease - Medication.
Steroids are often necessary in initial stages and during flare-ups, although long-term steroid therapy is discouraged because of its well-known side effects. Traditionally, corticosteroids such as prednisone are used because they have the longest medical history of anti-inflammatory use. However, their side-effects are also the most severe, causing insulin resistance and frank diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure), glaucoma, osteoporosis, severe psychological issues, and man ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Treatment |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Epidemiology The disease typically first appears in young adults in their late teens and twenties, although it is not unknown for symptoms to first appear quite late in life. Additionally, there has been an increase in cases occurring in young children. Recent studies suggest that up to 30% of all newly diagnosed cases are in children and teens under the age of 18. Estimates suggest that up to 60,000 people in the UK (about 1 in 1200) and 1,000,000 Americans have the disease (around 1 in 300). Some ethnic groups (such as Ashkenazi Jews) have a significan ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name, Crohn's disease - Literature Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Epidemiology |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Complications
Crohn's disease - Short-term.
The bowel shows segmental "hose pipe" thickening and shows full thickness chronic inflammation, giant cell granulomas, and fissures with acute inflammation. Fistula formation is quite common in Crohn's. Bowel obstruction is a known complication which may require surgical resection. Approximately 50% of surgical cases require additional surgery within five years because the disease tends to reappear at the site where the bowel was rejoined, and some patients eventually develop short b ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name, Crohn's disease - Literature Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Complications |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Treatment
Crohn's disease - Medication.
Steroids are often necessary in initial stages and during flare-ups, although long-term steroid therapy is discouraged because of its well-known side effects. Traditionally, corticosteroids such as prednisone are used because they have the longest medical history of anti-inflammatory use. However, their side-effects are also the most severe, causing insulin resistance and frank diabetes, hypertension (high blood pressure), glaucoma, osteoporosis, severe psychological issues, and man ...
See also:Crohn's disease, Crohn's disease - Symptoms, Crohn's disease - Epidemiology, Crohn's disease - Causes, Crohn's disease - Barrier problem and autoimmunity to the luminal flora, Crohn's disease - Anti-Saccharomyces cerevisiae Antibodies ASCA IgG and IgA, Crohn's disease - Anti-Neutrophil Cytoplasmic Antibodies ANCA IgG, Crohn's disease - OmpC IgA, Crohn's disease - Mycobacterial infection, Crohn's disease - Complications, Crohn's disease - Short-term, Crohn's disease - Long-term risks, Crohn's disease - Treatment, Crohn's disease - Medication, Crohn's disease - Surgery, Crohn's disease - Dietary, Crohn's disease - Helminthic therapy Current research, Crohn's disease - Differential diagnosis, Crohn's disease - History and name, Crohn's disease - Literature Read more here: » Crohn's disease: Encyclopedia II - Crohn's disease - Treatment |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - The L Word - Premise
The L Word - Season 1.
Set in West Hollywood, the series features Bette Porter (played by Jennifer Beals) and Tina Kennard (Laurel Holloman), who have been a couple for seven years and want to have a child.
Their next-door neighbor, Tim Haspel (Eric Mabius), faces a major life change when his girlfriend, Jenny Schecter (Mia Kirshner), moves in with him after she graduates from college in the Midwest. Jenny's alter-ego Sarah Shuster's name is a play upon Zarathustra, a frequently-referenced character of Nie ...
See also:The L Word, The L Word - Premise, The L Word - Season 1, The L Word - Season 2, The L Word - Season 3, The L Word - Episodes, The L Word - Season 1 2004, The L Word - Season 2 2005, The L Word - Season 3 2006, The L Word - Trivia, The L Word - Music, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 1 & 2: Pilot 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 3: Let's Do It 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 4: Longing 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 5: Lies Lies Lies 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 6: Lawfully 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 7: Losing It 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 8: L'ennui 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 9: Listen Up 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 10: Luck Next Time 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 11: Liberally 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 12: Looking Back 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 13: Locked Up 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 14: Limb from Limb 2004, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 1: Life Loss Leaving 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 2: Lap Dance 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 3: Loneliest Number 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 4: Lynch Pin 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 5: Labyrinth 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 6: Lagrimas de Oro 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 7: Luminous 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 8: Loyal 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 9: Late Later Latent 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 10: Land Ahoy 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 11: Loud & Proud 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 12: L'Chaim 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 13: Lacuna 2005 Read more here: » The L Word: Encyclopedia II - The L Word - Premise |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - The L Word - Episodes
The L Word - Season 1 2004.
The L Word - Season 2 2005.
The L Word - Season 3 2006.
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See also:The L Word, The L Word - Premise, The L Word - Season 1, The L Word - Season 2, The L Word - Season 3, The L Word - Episodes, The L Word - Season 1 2004, The L Word - Season 2 2005, The L Word - Season 3 2006, The L Word - Trivia, The L Word - Music, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 1 & 2: Pilot 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 3: Let's Do It 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 4: Longing 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 5: Lies Lies Lies 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 6: Lawfully 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 7: Losing It 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 8: L'ennui 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 9: Listen Up 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 10: Luck Next Time 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 11: Liberally 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 12: Looking Back 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 13: Locked Up 2004, The L Word - Season 1: Episode 14: Limb from Limb 2004, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 1: Life Loss Leaving 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 2: Lap Dance 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 3: Loneliest Number 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 4: Lynch Pin 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 5: Labyrinth 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 6: Lagrimas de Oro 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 7: Luminous 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 8: Loyal 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 9: Late Later Latent 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 10: Land Ahoy 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 11: Loud & Proud 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 12: L'Chaim 2005, The L Word - Season 2: Episode 13: Lacuna 2005 Read more here: » The L Word: Encyclopedia II - The L Word - Episodes |
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| | | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Candle - Fuel and candle holders Candles can be made of paraffin (a byproduct of petroleum refining), stearin (now produced almost exclusively from palm waxes), beeswax (a byproduct of honey collection), gel (a mixture of resin and mineral oil), some plant waxes (generally palm, carnauba, bayberry, or soy), or tallow (a rarely used byproduct of beef fat rendering). Candles are produced in various colors, shapes, sizes and scents. The most basic production method generally entails the liquification of the solid fuel by the controlled application of heat. This liquid is then ...
See also:Candle, Candle - Usage, Candle - Religion, Candle - Measurement, Candle - Fuel and candle holders, Candle - Hazards Read more here: » Candle: Encyclopedia II - Candle - Fuel and candle holders |
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| | | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Candle - Usage Prior to the domestication of electricity, candles were a common source of lighting, before, and later in addition to, the oil lamp. Due to local availability and the cost of resources, for several centuries up to the 19th century candles were more common in northern Europe, and olive oil lamps more common in southern Europe and around the Mediterranean Sea. Makers of candles were known as chandlers.
Today, candles are usually used for their aesthetic value, particularly to set a soft, warm, or romantic ambience, and for emergency lighting during electrical power failures. Scented candles are common in aromatherapy. Small candles are ...
See also:Candle, Candle - Usage, Candle - Religion, Candle - Measurement, Candle - Fuel and candle holders, Candle - Hazards Read more here: » Candle: Encyclopedia II - Candle - Usage |
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| | | | | | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Meteos - Planets There are 32 planets total to play, each with its own unique rules, levels of gravity, music, and visuals: Geolyte, Firim, Oleana, Anasaze, Grannest, Bavoom, Layazero, Jeljel, Freaze, Cavious, Megadom, Boggob, Mekks, Yooj, Dawndus, Florias, Hevendor, Brabbit, Forte, Gigagush, Luna=Luna, Hotted, Wiral, Suburbion, Vubble, Gravitas, Wuud, Globin, Starii, Lastar, Thirnova, and Meteo.
A more detailed list can be found at t ...
See also:Meteos, Meteos - Gameplay and controls, Meteos - Story, Meteos - Planets, Meteos - Miscellaneous information Read more here: » Meteos: Encyclopedia II - Meteos - Planets |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Incandescent light bulb - Efficacy and efficiency A light can waste power by emitting too much light outside of the visible spectrum. Only visible light is useful for illumination, and some wavelengths are perceived as brighter than others. Taking this into account, luminous efficacy is a ratio of the useful power emitted to the total power and is measured in lumens per watt (lm/W). The maximum efficacy possible is 683 lm/W. Luminous efficiency is luminous efficacy divided by this maximum and so is expressed as a number between 0 and 1 or as a percentage[1]. However, the ...
See also:Incandescent light bulb, Incandescent light bulb - History of the light bulb, Incandescent light bulb - The halogen lamp, Incandescent light bulb - Comparison of electricity cost, Incandescent light bulb - Standard fittings, Incandescent light bulb - Efficacy and efficiency, Incandescent light bulb - Power, Incandescent light bulb - Voltage light output and life, Incandescent light bulb - Heat Read more here: » Incandescent light bulb: Encyclopedia II - Incandescent light bulb - Efficacy and efficiency |
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| | | | | luminous: Encyclopedia II - Incandescent light bulb - Efficacy and efficiency A light can waste power by emitting too much light outside of the visible spectrum. Only visible light is useful for illumination, and some wavelengths are perceived as brighter than others. Taking this into account, luminous efficacy is a ratio of the useful power emitted to the total power and is measured in lumens per watt (lm/W). The maximum efficacy possible is 683 lm/W. Luminous efficiency is luminous efficacy divided by this maximum and so is expressed as a number between 0 and 1 or as a percentage[1]. However, the ...
See also:Incandescent light bulb, Incandescent light bulb - History of the light bulb, Incandescent light bulb - The halogen lamp, Incandescent light bulb - Comparison of electricity cost, Incandescent light bulb - Standard fittings, Incandescent light bulb - Efficacy and efficiency, Incandescent light bulb - Power, Incandescent light bulb - Voltage light output and lifetime, Incandescent light bulb - Heat Read more here: » Incandescent light bulb: Encyclopedia II - Incandescent light bulb - Efficacy and efficiency |
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