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| ARTICLES RELATED TO x_Personal Growth | | | |  x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Chatham Dockyard - Growth of the dockyardThe growing importance of the dockyard was illustrated between 1619-20 with the addition of two new mast ponds, and the granting of additional land on which a dock, storehouse, and various brick and lime kilns were planned.
The renewed outbreak of war with Spain demonstrated the need for such readiness, and in 1710 land was ordered to be bought to improve the dockyard.
By the year 1770 the establishment had so expanded that, including the gun wharf, it stretched a mile (1.6 km) in length, and included an area of in excess of 95 acres (38 ...
See also:Chatham Dockyard, Chatham Dockyard - Outline history, Chatham Dockyard - Personalities, Chatham Dockyard - Descriptions, Chatham Dockyard - Defence of the dockyard, Chatham Dockyard - Upnor Castle, Chatham Dockyard - Chain defence, Chatham Dockyard - The Lines, Chatham Dockyard - Growth of the dockyard Read more here: » Chatham Dockyard: Encyclopedia II - Chatham Dockyard - Growth of the dockyard |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Stone Staffordshire - Stone today Stone parish church, dedicated to St Michael the Archangel, is at the south end of the town. It was commenced in 1753, and finished in 1758. Christ Church stands on the north side of the town, where the population is still increasing. It was erected in 1839.
Stone is on the West Coast Main Line rail route, but inter-city trains do not stop.
The M6 motorway bypasses the town.
The canal still dominates the town, as witness the following:
Commercial traffic has now been replaced by the leisure craft ...
See also:Stone Staffordshire, Stone Staffordshire - Early history, Stone Staffordshire - Growth in population, Stone Staffordshire - History of communications, Stone Staffordshire - Roads, Stone Staffordshire - The Trent & Mersey Canal, Stone Staffordshire - Railways, Stone Staffordshire - Stone today, Stone Staffordshire - Personalities, Stone Staffordshire - External links Read more here: » Stone Staffordshire: Encyclopedia II - Stone Staffordshire - Stone today |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Growth hormone treatment - Treatment of GH deficiency in children Growth hormone deficiency is treated by replacing GH. All GH prescribed in North America, Europe, and most of the rest of the world is a synthetic copy of human GH, manufactured by recombinant DNA technology. As GH is a large protein molecule, it must be injected into subcutaneous tissue or muscle to get it into the blood. Nearly painless insulin syringes make this less trying than is usually anticipated but perceived discomfort is a subjective value.
When a person has had a long-standing deficiency of GH, benefits of treatment are of ...
See also:Growth hormone treatment, Growth hormone treatment - Terminology and glossary, Growth hormone treatment - Treatment of GH deficiency in children, Growth hormone treatment - Treatment of adult GH deficiency, Growth hormone treatment - Other GH uses and treatment indications, Growth hormone treatment - GH treatment for other types of shortness, Growth hormone treatment - GH treatment for other benefits beyond height, Growth hormone treatment - Risks of GH treatment, Growth hormone treatment - Ethical issues, Growth hormone treatment - History, Growth hormone treatment - Extraction for treatment, Growth hormone treatment - Synthetic HGH= Read more here: » Growth hormone treatment: Encyclopedia II - Growth hormone treatment - Treatment of GH deficiency in children |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Growth hormone deficiency - History Perhaps the most famous person who exemplified the appearance of untreated congenital growth hormone deficiency was Charles Sherwood Stratton (1838-1883), who was exhibited by P.T. Barnum as General Tom Thumb, and married Lavinia Warren. Pictures of the couple appear to show the typical adult features of untreated severe growth hormone deficiency. Despite the severe shortness, limbs and trunk are proportional.
Like many other 19th century medical terms which lost precise meaning as they gained wider currency, “midget” as a term for someone with severe proportional shortness acquired pejorative con ...
See also:Growth hormone deficiency, Growth hormone deficiency - Terminology, Growth hormone deficiency - Causes of GH deficiency, Growth hormone deficiency - Adult GH deficiency, Growth hormone deficiency - Diagnosis of growth hormone deficiency, Growth hormone deficiency - Treatment of GH deficiency, Growth hormone deficiency - Treatment of GH deficiency in childhood, Growth hormone deficiency - History, Growth hormone deficiency - GH resistance Read more here: » Growth hormone deficiency: Encyclopedia II - Growth hormone deficiency - History |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D. The act of juggling pre-dates any recorded history so the exact origins will never be known. The earliest known record of juggling, from the 15th Beni Hassan tomb of an unknown prince, shows female dancers and acrobats throwing balls. Juggling has also been recorded in most other early civilizations including China, India, Greece, Aztec (Mexico) and Polynesia.
In Europe, juggling was an acceptable diversion until the decline of the Roman Empire, after which it fell into disgrace. Throughout the Middle Ages most histories were written ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D. |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture Since the late 1980s a large juggling subculture has developed, almost completely unknown and unrecognised by the general public. The scene revolves around local clubs and organisiations, special events, shows, magazines, websites, internet forums and, possibly most importantly, juggling conventions. In recent years there has also been a growing focus on juggling competitions.
Populating the scene are many "juggling celebrities". These people are notable (or notorius) for being good or creative jugglers, entertaining performers, conve ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance For the past hundred years, since the "Golden Age" of vaudeville, variety and circus to the present, a few methods of presenting juggling on stage have survived and remained popular with audiences. These Classic Forms include:
The Gentleman Juggler - using everyday objects such as hats, canes, plates, wine bottles and cigars.
Comedy Juggling - the juggling skill is secondary to the comic character and jokes of the performer.
Traditional Circus Style - presenting pure skill with precision, skill and panac ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling
Juggling - Solo Juggling.
Most jugglers concentrate on three main props. These are balls, clubs and rings. Many of the same tricks and skills can transfer between the props but there are unique qualities for each.
Ball juggling is probably the most popular prop, as everybody learns with balls first. Ball juggling can be broken down into the following styles: Contact Juggling, Numbers Juggling, Pattern Juggling, Trick Juggling, Technical Juggling, Bounce Juggling and Football Juggling. For the purposes of record keeping and ease of communication, the terms balls and beanbag ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Juggling World Records
Juggling - Solo Records.
Currently, juggling world records are tracked by the Juggling Information Service Committee on Numbers Juggling (JISCON). All the records listed on the JISCON page represent the longest runs with each number and prop that has been authenticated using video evidence. As of January 2005, the top records for each prop are:
Rings/Plates: 13 rings for 13 catches by Albert Lucas in 2002.
Balls/Beanbags: 12 beanbags for 12 catches, first done by Bruce Sarafian in 1996.
Clubs/Sticks: 9 sticks for 9 c ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Juggling World Records |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling
Juggling - Solo Juggling.
Most jugglers concentrate on three main props. These are balls, clubs and rings. Many of the same tricks and skills can transfer between the props but there are unique qualities for each.
Ball juggling is probably the most popular prop, as everybody learns with balls first. Ball juggling can be broken down into the following styles: Contact Juggling, Numbers Juggling, Pattern Juggling, Trick Juggling, Technical Juggling, Bounce Juggling and Football Juggling. For the purposes of record kee ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling |
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| | | | | x_Personal Growth: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Juggling World Records
Juggling - Solo Records.
Currently, juggling world records are tracked by the Juggling Information Service Committee on Numbers Juggling (JISCON). All the records listed on the JISCON page represent the longest runs with each number and prop that has been authenticated using video evidence. As of January 2005, the top records for each prop are:
Rings/Plates: 13 rings for 13 catches by Albert Lucas in 2002.
Balls/Beanbags: 12 beanbags for 12 catches, first done by ...
See also:Juggling, Juggling - Origins and History to 1947 A.D., Juggling - The growth of juggling as a hobby 1947 - present, Juggling - Modern Juggling Culture, Juggling - Popular Forms of Juggling, Juggling - Solo Juggling, Juggling - Multiple Person Juggling, Juggling - Juggling World Records, Juggling - Solo Records, Juggling - Passing Records, Juggling - Forms of Juggling Performance, Juggling - Professional Performers, Juggling - Venues, Juggling - Juggling Notation Systems Read more here: » Juggling: Encyclopedia II - Juggling - Juggling World Records |
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