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Including Images within a Sound file - Research Bin

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Monday, November 14, 2016. Including Images within a Sound file. I have a bunch of sound files each about an hour long, each on a particular topic, speech or a lecture. I have listened to them a few weeks ago and I would like to listen again to a section of my interest. I think I know the file but not where exactly inside the file. If I had used "chaptering" or "bookmarking" it would have been much easier and quicker. File formats all based on MP4 specification. Which were suppo...

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Why Atmosphere is Thicker at Equator - Research Bin

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Wednesday, January 29, 2014. Why Atmosphere is Thicker at Equator. Atmosphere is the layer of gases that surrounds the Earth retained by Earth's gravity. Have you ever come across the question; what is the shape of the atmosphere? Factors Affecting The Shape of Atmosphere. Earth is rotating at a rate of 24 hours per spin. Not just the ground, but also the atmosphere is spinning with it. The gas molecules at poles are closer to this rotational axis while those near the eq...Regio...

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Research Bin: February 2016

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Sunday, February 14, 2016. Motions of Gas Molecules: Sound, Wind and Heat. Making and Extracting CAB files in Windows. Why Atmosphere is Thicker at Equator. Why Nightshades are called 'Nightshades'? Why Canned Salmon Got Soft Bones. Motions of Gas Molecules: Sound, Wind and Heat. In the end, Im just a link around here; a Hypertext. 2012 - 2014 : Research Bin.

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Research Bin: March 2016

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Friday, March 11, 2016. Uses of the Moon and Possibilities. The Earth have one natural satellite; the Moon. The moon is the closest natural celestial body seen to the naked eye from Earth. Scientists believe it has helped shaped life and climate of the planet over the eons. But is there really any use of it? If so, how can we make use of it? Lets look into some possibilities. Monday, March 7, 2016. How Energy from the Sun Drives the Earth. Saturday, March 5, 2016. Strangeness of...

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Motions of Gas Molecules: Sound, Wind and Heat - Research Bin

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Sunday, February 14, 2016. Motions of Gas Molecules: Sound, Wind and Heat. While all 3 observations are based simply on motion of gas molecules, they are not necessarily dependent on each other. They can take place at the same as well. For example, a heated windy atmosphere conducts sound without a difference. Can We Hear Movements of Gas Molecules? Not necessarily. Unless there is no fluctuation in pressure, our ears will not be able to make anything out. Can We Hear Wind?

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Advanced Counting With Your Fingers - Research Bin

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Friday, December 25, 2015. Advanced Counting With Your Fingers. In our childhood, we are taught of counting with fingers. Regardless of the age, people continue to use these techniques to ease up calculations that come across in day to day living. While your fingers allow you to count and represent up to 10, did you know that there is an insane potential capacity of number representation by your digits(fingers). Meanwhile, There is a Chinese finger counting method which allows 1...

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Research Bin: November 2012

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Monday, November 19, 2012. Maximizing Battery Life on Android. When I first got my hands on an Android phone, it had a 1150mAh battery. Normally, it wouldnt last a day without recharge. Sometimes its a real pain, running out of fuel so fast. I surfed forums, tried apps and many tweaks. I experimented over time and finally cracked the mystery. Now I manage just near 3 days on average without recharge and guess what? Its on the same battery. It may last 4-5 days on standby!

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Why Canned Salmon Got Soft Bones - Research Bin

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Friday, January 24, 2014. Why Canned Salmon Got Soft Bones. Canned Salmon is a nutritious food, especially for protein and calcium. You can eat it right out of the tin. The fish bones are very soft and tender that they can hardly be noticed. It is a good source of easily digested and absorbed Calcium. But what made them so soft? Is it really safe to eat? Because fresh Salmon bones look nothing like it! During pre-treatment, Fish is put in the can and heated with steam at 100.

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How Energy from the Sun Drives the Earth - Research Bin

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Technology and Odd Stuff. Monday, March 7, 2016. How Energy from the Sun Drives the Earth. On Earth, energy arrives in the form of electromagnetic waves including Infra-red (IR), visible light and Ultraviolet (UV). We refer to it as “ sunlight. 8221; The following list is a composition of the main forms of energies produced from solar energy and stored on Earth. Energy from sunlight is stored in chemical molecules through a process called photosynthesis. By plants, algae, etc. (referred to as autotro...