Virginia cowpea fades from farm fields to livestock feed
Henry M. Taylor of the Virginia Department of Agriculture notes the cowpea’s decline as a staple crop. Farmers now plant about 6 000 acres east of Richmond, far below a decade ago, with kudzu-like relatives taking its place in fields and hay.
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How to Survive an Election Year Barroom Guide
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Fat Men Better Insulated Against Winter's Cold
London researchers Dr HM Stafford Hatfield and L G C Pugh report measurements showing human fat insulates better than muscle. They used post mortem tissue from hospitals, slices about one third of an inch thick and two by two inches, placed between glass plates with temperature sensors to compare fat and muscle insulation.
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Heat conduction in tissue samples shows fat as better insulator
Experiments measure heat flow across muscle and fat specimens with a woven wire heating mat. Thermal conductivity is computed from heat flow, thickness, and temperature difference. Fat proved over twice as good an insulator than muscle, with ratios from 1.08 to 2.6 across five samples. The device used was developed by Dr Hatfield Detalis and results are shared with Nature readers.
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Nature
Aide-de-camp described as a general staff aide
An aide-de-camp is a member of the personal staff of a high ranking commander or general. He acts as a confidential assistant.
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