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I sent it 3 weeks ago and it still hasn't arrived... should I be worried it is lost?

When Moses and god turned the Nile river into blood in those plagues against the Pharaoh, what was the blood type? How about the hematocrit level? Did it have the Rh factor? What sort of plasma proteins were solublized? How long did it take for the clotting cascade to take action? Were any of the RBCs sickle celled? Were the RBCs macrocytic?

The author and columnist Christopher Hitchens has said something like the following:

"The only known remedy for poverty has been the liberation of women." Others have agreed with him on this. I thought about it for a while and found that I can think of a lot of examples that support that statement. The wealthiest nations in the world have to some extent liberated women from subordinate roles. Even China, when compared to places like Saudi Arabia and Kenya, have women whose roles are more pronounced in society. My question is this: how does liberation of women help end poverty? You can give dissenting answers so long as you don't do so by character assassination of Mr. Hitchens. I am not interested in the man who said it, I am interested in the statement. Thanks.

Long ago, Ptolemy had a theory of the cosmos with an accurate, yet incorrect, mathematical model for it. His version made assumptions that were inconceivable, because they were impossible. I have been told that quantum theory makes assumptions that seem ridiculous, but they must be true because the mathematical model is so incredibly accurate. What are these assumptions? Also, how do we know that it isn't the case that quantum theory is accurate, yet incorrect as the Ptolemic universe was?

I want to sell the tickets on ebay, but I don't know how I can sell something that exists only as an email so far. How can I garantee a buyer that the tickets I send are not replicated?

Also, how about in Cape Cod?

Or, can there even be a connection between the two?

I do not understand enough about quantum physics to understand what he means by the cat being both dead and alive.

I see that the GRE is changing to a longer, more comprehensive test. I was wondering if it would be more benefitial to me to take the new one versus the current one.

I have a B.S. in Biochemistry from UW-Madison, a top-ranked public university. I scored in the 90th percentile on the PCAT. I am a Certified Pharmacy Technician, 3 years experience. However, I only have a GPA of 2.7