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Ahmad Ari PrastyoNovember 28th 1989Kali karung, Kali bawang, Wonosobo085739666682 Facebook Muhammad Sya'roni December 13th 1989 Pakuncen, Selomerto, Wonosobo 085759035759/ 081220425064 Facebook  Ahmad SyarifudinDcember 24th 1987 Gunung Tawang,Leksono, Wonosobo082110215654 Facebook Amin Tarsih February 20th 1989Gunung Tawang,Leksono, Wonosobo082110215654 Facebook Arifudin January 27th 1989 Keniri, Bumireso,Watumalang Wonosobo 094892803 Facebook   Aris Pujianto June 23rd...

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Benefits of Swimming

Swimming is considered to be a healthy and relaxing activity. It tones the body and provides an excellent cardiovascular workout as well. Moreover, it also strengthens your heart muscles and improves the delivery of oxygen to the different parts of the body. Experts and trainers opine that this sport can be of extremely great help to your health and if included in the daily regimen, it is bound to yield marvelous results. The Health benefits of swimmingAccording to the U.S. Water...

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Rice Varieties, Types and Forms

Worldwide there are more than 40,000 different varieties of rice, though only a small number offer the quality acceptable to be grown commercially in the U.S. In the United States. Rice types can be divided into long, medium, and short grain. Limited waxy rice and arborio is produced, as well as some aromatic and specialty varieties. The primary differences in these rices is their cooking characteristics and, in some cases, a subtle flavor difference. From a nutritional standpoint they...

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IBM Reveals the Biggest Artificial Brain of All Time - Popular Mechanics

San Jose, Calif.--Scientists at IBM's Almaden research center have built the biggest artificial brain ever--a cell-by-cell simulation of the human visual cortex: 1.6 billion virtual neurons connected by 9 trillion synapses. This computer simulation, as large as a cat's brain, blows away the previous record--a simulated rat's brain with 55 million neurons--built by the same team two years ago. "This is a Hubble Telescope of the mind, a linear accelerator of the brain," says Dharmendra Modha,...

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