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What is a philograpist?

A philograpist is a term that combines "philo" meaning love and "graph" meaning write or record. So, a philograpist would be someone who loves to write or document things.

What is vursitis?

Bursitis is a condition characterized by inflammation of the bursae, small fluid-filled sacs that cushion and lubricate areas where tendons, muscles, skin, and bones rub against each other. This inflammation can cause pain, swelling, and limited range of motion in the affected joint. Bursitis commonly occurs in areas such as the shoulder, elbow, hip, or knee due to repetitive motions, overuse, or injury. Treatment typically involves rest, ice, anti-inflammatory medications, and physical therapy.

What is jeagermister?

Someone's slightly misguided attempt at spelling Jägermeister (pronounced something like "yay gur my ster", if you don't speak German). The word is German for "huntmaster", but in non-German speaking countries is probably more familiar as the name of an herbal liqueur.

What is j2eee?

At the most generic level, a business's information systems are

collections of data, otherwise known as databases. A database might

reside on one computer (with another computer able to transparently

take its place in the event of a catastrophe). Sometimes, you'll hear

this part referred to as the back-end or the Enterprise Information

System (EIS). This is where database management systems -- such as

Oracle 8, Microsoft SQL Server 2000, and other commercial, broadly

adaptable solutions -- provide persistent data storage. They also

provide access to that data via some variation of Structured Query

Language (SQL).

Having established its base of stored data, an enterprise information

system's next goal is to extract meaningful data (i.e., information)

from the databases. This represents the business-logic layer, or

business tier. To provide an over-simple example, Java classes at the

business level might be tasked with figuring out daily profit or loss.

These classes would reach into the database, extract the day's sales

and expenditure figures, and subtract. They could then present the

result -- the profit or loss -- to any authorized asker.

In the simplest case, the next level is the client application. The

client tier represents the piece of processing power that someone or

something is actually using to do useful work. It might be some sort of

reporting program that presents profit and loss figures to a manager.

This piece of the puzzle refers to processing components on the

business level for most of the values it needs (i.e., it does

relatively little processing on its own), and so can be pretty simple.

Because the client doesn't have to do much processing on its own, it

can be "thin," meaning it requires relatively few computing resources.

In the extreme case, a client can be something like a dumb terminal or

a network-connected personal digital assistant (PDA).

What's the advantage of architecture like this? Well, the use of thin

clients is a big advantage, because it frees computing resources at the

client end for other uses (or obviates the need to buy and maintain

those extra resources in the first place). This architecture also is

scalable, meaning that you can just write, in the example above, your

profit calculation class once and use it in a variety of client

applications (the reporting tool, the accounting suite, the Web-

accessible monitoring tool for store managers, and so on).

All of these pieces talking to one another in a coordinated way is the

J2EE architecture's biggest challenge, and it's a big part of what J2EE

is about. We'll discuss that in coming columns.

How do you do summarsault?

A somersault is an in-the-air forward flip, taking off from the feet, and landing on the feet.

It is often confused with a forward roll, which takes places on the floor.

It starts with a run, then a leap up and forward accompanied by tucking the head down, and wrapping both arms with a downward slap around the legs below the knees.

What is encephalogy?

Encephal = brain

log = word or study

Encephalogy = study of the brain

What is Remouillage?

French for "rewetting"; a stock produced by reusing the bones left from making another stock. After draining the original stock from the stock pot, add fresh mire poix (onions, celery, carrots) a new sachet (cracked pepper corns, dried thyme, bay leaf, parsley stems in cheese cloth) and enough water to cover bones and mire poix. Treat as original stock: allow to simmer 4 to 5 hours before straining. Remouillage will not be as clear or flavorful as first stock. Often used to make glazes or in place of water when making other stocks.

What is belosity?

Belosity is a term that refers to the quality or state of being belos, which is often associated with charm, attractiveness, or appeal. It can describe a person's charisma or the captivating nature of an object or experience. The concept emphasizes the positive attributes that draw people in or engage their interest. However, it's not a widely recognized term and may vary in meaning depending on context.

What is intradependance?

Intradependence is a concept that describes the interconnectedness and mutual dependence of different components within a system. It emphasizes interdependence among parts of a whole, where each part relies on the others for functioning effectively. Intradependence highlights the idea that no element within a system operates in isolation and that the relationships between components are essential for the system's overall success.

Who is 08000522151?

I get the same thing, some Scottish guy asking me about my phone number and my contract, he also claims that hes from virgin mobile. i know i not answering your question but i to have no clue who it is

What is carapstion?

Carapation, or "carapace," refers to the hard, protective outer shell or exoskeleton of certain animals, particularly crustaceans, turtles, and some insects. This structure serves to shield delicate internal organs and provides support and protection against predators. In crustaceans, the carapace covers the thorax and is often involved in respiration and locomotion. Each species has distinct characteristics regarding the shape and texture of its carapace, adapted to its environment and lifestyle.

What does a procologist do?

They deal with the disorders of the rectum, anus and colon

What is episotomy?

An episiomoty is a thing where they cut you open and take the baby out

What is ginidgid?

its a famous food recipe from Region 5.

What does a virogist do?

A virologist is a scientist who studies viruses, their structure, function, and how they infect and replicate in host cells. They may also research ways to prevent and treat viral infections, develop vaccines, and study the impact of viruses on human health and diseases.

Who were bandagans?

bandagans were slaves which loyal to the king the military services bought them

What is flatulophilia?

when u like farts. i know its gross