This type of suicide, known as Upwas to Hindus and Jains, is considered the only legitimate suicide method, because it cannot be done impulsively and the person spends the time beforehand detaching themselves from the world, in meditation. It takes a long time and is rare in western society. Also, when a person collapses due to starvation, it is still possible in most cases to save them by injecting nutrients intravenously. ...

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This method involves taking a large dose of medication, such as sleeping pills, antidepressants, painkillers. Due to the unpredictablity of dosing requirements, death is uncertain and an attempt may leave a person alive but with severe organ damage. Drugs taken orally may also be vomited back out before being absorbed. Overdosing may also be performed by mixing medications with one another or with alcohol or illegal drugs. This method may leave confusion over ...

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This method involes using a firearm on oneself. It is used more frequently in countries where firearms are easier to obtain. It is debatable, however, if that increases the number of suicides in general; it might be that it just increases the number of people choosing this method. In countries where firearms are harder to obtain, this method is sometimes still used, especially by people who use firearms ...

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Suffocation enough of a gas which disrupts the body, usually through failure of the respiratory system. In most cases carbon monoxide (CO) is used for this, as it is easily available as a product of combustion; for example, it can be released by cars and some types of heaters. Carbon monoxide is colourless and odourless, so breathing it is almost unnoticeable. However, CO molecules attach themselves to hemoglobin in the blood, displacing oxygen molecules a ...

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Suicide by electricity. Electricity through the body can seriously disrupt nerve signals and cause death if the current is strong enough and affects enough of the body. Water is often involved, as water is a good conductor of electricity. A common method is to sit in a bathtub full of water and throw in an electrical device that is plugged into an outlet. Fuses installed in the electrical device can potentially thwart this method when a short-circuit occurs. As with other forms, electrocution is not always fatal and can result ...

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A large plastic bag (e.g. a refuse bag) is used for this method, often combined with sleep-inducing drugs, a near overdose or other ingredients such as bicycle glue rubbed under the nostrils. The glue is thus inhaled and causes hallucinations or drowsiness. The plastic bag is fastened tightly around the neck with a strap or rope. Unconsciousness or sleep rapidly sets in as a result of lack of oxygen to the brain and the use of drugs (e.g. sleeping tablets). Since the combined use of drugs often results in a deep sleep or unconsciousness, the ...

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Cutting through the wrists until the main veins are reached. People choosing this method die because of blood loss. This method is also frequently used as self-harm, and it is not an immediately lethal method; therefore, not all people who slash their wrists intend suicide. The best chance of death is achieved by slashing the wrist along the vein, rather than across it, as a larger part of vein's surface is cut through. Slashing wrists may damage tendons which could cause partial l ...

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Suicide by drowning is deliberately entering water and staying there long enough for it to fill the breathing channels. This might be done by walking into water with heavy objects attached to the body to prevent buoyancy or escape. One might drive into water or jump off a ship or boat. This method risks permanent brain damage if rescue arrives after the brain has been deprived of oxygen for several minutes. If a car is driven into water, it will usually stay afloat for quite some time before sinking. After submerging, the pressure out ...

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Throat

• To dream of seeing a well-developed and graceful throat, portends a rise in position.
• If you feel that your throat is sore, you will be deceived in your estimation of a friend, and will have anxiety over the discovery.

Source: 10 000 Dream Interpretations, by Gustavus Hindman Miller

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E.B.E. (episode 1x16) originally aired on February 18, 1994. After a downed UFO crashes near Iraqi airspace, an unmarked truck carrying its occupant is assailed in Tennessee, causing multiple UFO sightings. Drawn by the event, Mulder and Scully find themselves tracking the trailer, with the help and hindrance of Deep Throat. This episode is widely applauded as one of the best ever X-Files episodes. ...

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Fallen Angel (episode 1x09) originally aired on November 19, 1993. Guest Starring Scott Bellis as Max Fenig Mulder is tipped off by Deep Throat about a government cover-up of a UFO crash site. He is not the only one interested, as he discovers a fellow UFO enthusiast whose appearance seems rather coincidental. While the military tries to keep Mulder away, Scully finds for the first time, just how har ...

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vishuddha

(Sanskrit) Throat chakra

(See also: Vishuddha, Body Mind and Soul)

Ghost in the Machine (episode 1x06) originally aired on October 29, 1993. The episode is written by Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa, and directed by Jerrold Freedman. Guest stars include Jerry Hardin as Deep Throat and Wayne Duvall as Special Agent Jerry Lamana. Summary Special Agent Jerry Lamana is assigned a case on the mysterious death of Benjamin Drake, CEO of Eurisko company. Drake was electrocuted in his office washroom, apparently through using the Eurisko central operating system, a system that controls everything in the office building. It is suspected that someo ...

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Vissuddi:

Vissuddi - 5th Chakra, the throat center, located at the throat

(See also: Vissuddi, Tantra, Tantra Dictionary, Body Mind and Soul)

Jalandhara bandha:

throat lock' to restrict the flow of bereath through the throat - done by resting the chin on the upper sternum (chest).

(See also: Jalandhara bandha, Yoga, Yoga Dictionary)

Though the different types of HPV virus differ to a small extent, they all have some characteristics in common. The viruses are all small and nonenveloped, meaning they have no lipid bilayer surrounding their capsid, the protein coat surrounding the genome (Münger et al., 2004; Sinal and Woods, 2005; Greenblatt, 2005). Their capsid is an icosahedron, or a polygon with 20 faces, that is 55-nm in diameter ( ...

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Shadows (episode 1x05) originally aired on October 22, 1993. The episode is written by Glen Morgan and James Wong, and directed by Michael Katleman. Guest stars include Barry Primus as Robert Dorland and Lisa Waltz as Lauren Kyte. Summary Agents from some covert group within the government contact agents Mulder and Scully and show them two male bodies. The bodies are, however, still warm and show electromagnetical activity. The agents are told that throats of men have been crushed from the inside and ask for their input. Agen ...

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Though viruses are not actually alive, their development progresses through stages intrinsically linked to the cell cycle of the host cell (Sinal and Woods, 2005; Stern, 2005). Since the virus's propagation is dependent on its replication by the host's DNA replication machinery, which is only in use when the host's genome is being copied (Münger and Howley, 2002; Rapp and Chen, 1998), it is advantageous for the virus to speed cell division and rid the cell of factors that prevent DNA replication (Rapp and Chen, 1998; Greenblatt, 2005 ...

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Viral sites may be distributed widely over the pelvic area, and transmission can occur even when there are no visible symptoms; thus, the only sure way to prevent genital HPV infection is to abstain from any contact with the genitals of another. The American Cancer Society advises that condoms offer only limited protection against HPV. Both Planned Parenthood and the Centers for Disease Control recommend condom use to reduce the risk of HPV, and the latter advises that condom use has been associated with a lower rate of cervical cance ...

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Young at Heart (episode 1x15) originally aired on February 11, 1994. A criminal captured by a younger, fresh-from-the-academy Fox Mulder seems to be making good on his promise of vengeance against the agent. Now an older, wiser Mulder must attempt to find this elusive stalker who may not be any wiser... or older. ...

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Miracle Man (episode 1x17) originally aired on March 18, 1994. The agents investigate a Southern ministry led by a man whose son has the power to kill or heal with the touch of a hand. ...

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Shapes (episode 1x18) originally aired on April 1, 1994. Guest Starring Michael Horse as Sheriff Charley Tskany The shooting of a Native American draws Mulder's attention as the murderer believed he had shot an animal of some sort. But an Indian myth and some strange evidence seem to indicate the possibility of lycanthropy, the very phenomenon which opened the first X-File. ...

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