gamma ray.noun,.plural.gamma rays
very high frequency electromagnetic-radiation, emitted from stars, as a result of radioactive decay. They are like X-rays, but shorter in length. Only lead or collision with an atom can stop them.

Gamma rays come from deep space and emanate from explosions that blast their energy out in all directions. What causes this is a mystery. "We don't know how this is happening" says Tsvi Piri of Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

Gamma rays carry positive energy produced by annihilation when an electron and its antiparticle a positron collide. Like neutrinos, they go through us all the time. 

"GRBs (Gamma ray bursts) are brief intense discharges of radiation believed to be the most energetic phenomenon in the Universe...a spinning black hole forms, which both destroys the star (leading to a supernova) and produces jets of particles traveling near the speed of light, which give rise to a gamma ray burst (GRB)."....Astronomy, January, 2000, pages 32.

Gamma rays have no set pattern of rise and fall and disappear quickly from view, most of them occurring for only seconds, not allowing enough time for telescopes to track what is happening. However, some last more than a minute, releasing vast amounts of energy, estimated to be about 10³⁸ergs in their few seconds sometimes about a minute) of life. The Sun, for comparison, emits about the same amount of energy, but over 7 hours. Such massive explosions (beyond the ability to see with visible light – without special detection equipment, we would not even know that they are there) regularly occurring "out there" has shocked many scientific disciplines. 

We know that they are not generated by the Sun or any planets. No one is sure exactly where they arise, but it's somewhere beyond a thousand light years away 'they think', where matter seems to act so differently.

gamma.noun,.plural.gammas
the third letter of the Greek alphabet

genome.noun,.plural.genomes
the total genetic-(heredity-factors) compliment (things which agree with each other) of a cell or organism

Genomic DNA is actually the total of an individual's chromosomes present in one cell or to put it another way, every cell of every living thing inherently contains a formula for the particular variety of life that it is. That is how the rose 'knows' it's a rose and the daisy, a daisy. 

This formula is the genome, being a complete haploid (single set of chromosomes) with its associated genes or the complete genetic makeup and written (encoded) in DNA's language. 

The total human genome is about 3 billion base pairs (6 billion in double stranded DNA). This is being categorized along with reams of other related information to stab at understanding how it was all put together, so we can, in utter ignorance, manipulate natural life processes, in a futile race (why futile?) to increase knowledge of how to better patch up the body. 

All this necessitated due to widespread (and increasing) ignorance of optimizing the body through providing proper nutrition. 

An escalating amount of money towards 'effect' research such as the cancer 'virus' (if there is such a thing; can type 'no such thing as a virus' into Google; well, what is it then?), the AIDS 'virus', etc., responds to the monstrous need created by this inferior, inferior because it often leads to a dead end, expensive and complicated misknowledge of health. 

This in turn results in foodstuffs most people today in ignorance ingest, continuing detrimental contributions toward their health declination, fueled by their desire for taste over nutrition.

The further we become distanced from natural methods of health maintenance and away from the causes of various illnesses, the greater the presssure to solve compounding problems caused by the inferior alternate.
genomic.adjective

gobbledegook.or.gobbledygook.noun
wordy and generally.unintelligible.jargon imitative of the gobbling of a turkey; vague.ethereal.meaningless language; double talk; gibberish; nonsense

GeV
'giga (10⁹) electron-volt'. An unexcited electron is said to be at rest at 0.5 MeV. 
   One GeV is the energy a proton would acquire while being accelerated through a voltage drop of one billion volts. Particle accelerators reach energies of 10³ GeV.

gall.noun
something.bitter or distasteful; bitter feeling; rancor; impudence; audacity; outrageous.insolence; effrontery; temerity; bile; something bitter to endure; if you say that someone has the gall to do something, you are criticizing them for behaving in a rude or disrespectful way (she had the gall to suggest that I might supply her with information about what Steve was doing); if someone's action galls you, it makes you feel angry or annoyed, often because it is unfair to you and you cannot do anything about it; a sore on the skin caused by rubbing or chafing; irritation, annoyance, vexation
synonym.temerity
transitive verb use.to irritate, annoy, vex; a spot.worn.bare; to make the skin sore by rubbing or chafing; to become sore from rubbing or chafing
gall, galled, galling, galls.verbs
transitive verb use.to make the skin sore by abrasion; chafe; to damage or break the surface of by or as if by friction; abrade; to irk or exasperate; vex (it galled me to have to wait outside in the rain)
intransitive verb use.to become irritated, chafed or sore
gall.noun
an abnormal swelling of plant tissue caused by insects, microorganisms or external injury

Gypsy.noun,.plural.Gypsies
a member of a nomadic people that arrived in Europe in migrations from northern India around the 14th century, now also living in North America and Australia; many Gypsy groups have preserved elements of their traditional culture, including an itinerant existence, tribal organization and the Romany language; one inclined to a nomadic, unconventional way of life

grotesque.adjective
characterized by distortions or striking incongruities in appearance, shape, manner, etc.; bizarre
grotesquely.adverb
grotesqueness.noun
grotesquerie or grotesquery.nouns
the quality or state of being grotesque

group theory.noun
the mathematical study of symmetry, where group is a set of mathematical.objects (something you may be analyzing mathematically, like perhaps the fractal patterns shown in a group of fronds in a thicket of ferns) linked by math rules (algorithms)

Horace Greeley.1811-1872. American journalist and politician who founded and edited the New York Tribune, 1841-1872 and in 1872 he ran unsuccessfully for President

garner, garnered, garnering, garners.transitive verbs
to amass; acquire; to gather fresh grains for storing in a granary; reap; if someone has garnered something useful or valuable, they have gained it or collected it
garner.noun,.plural.garners
a granary

gruff, gruffer, gruffest.adjectives
brusk or stern in manner or appearance (a gruff reply); hoarse; harsh (a gruff voice)
gruffly.adverb
gruffness.noun,.plural.gruffnesses

guttural.adjective
of.or.relating.to the throat; having a harsh, grating.quality, as certain sounds produced in the back of the mouth
gutturalism.or.gutturality.or.gutturalness.noun
gutturally.adverb

growl.noun,.plural.growls
the low, guttural, menacing sound made by an animal (the growl of a dog); a gruff, surly.utterance
growl, growled, growling, growls.verbs
intransitive verb use.to emit a low, guttural sound or utterance; to speak in an angry or surly manner
transitive verb use.to utter by growling (growled the orders)
growly.adjective

gutter.noun,.plural.gutters
a channel at the edge of a street or road for carrying off surface water; a trough fixed under or along the eaves for draining rainwater from a roof; a furrow or groove formed by running water; a trough or channel for carrying something off, such as that on either side of a bowling alley; in printing, the white space formed by the inner margins of two facing pages, as of a book or the centre of the book when opened
gutter, guttered, guttering, gutters.verbs
transitive verb use.to form gutters or furrows in; to provide with gutters
intransitive verb use.to flow in channels or rivulets
gutter.adjective
befitting the lowest class of human life; vulgar, sordid or unprincipled (gutter language; the gutter press)

gulag.also.Gulag.noun,.plural.gulags.also.Gulags
a network of forced labor camps in the Soviet Union; a forced labor camp or prison, especially for those regarded as political dissidents; a place or situation of great suffering and hardship, likened to the atmosphere in a prison system or a forced labor camp (working for this crap company is like being in a gulag)

grate, grated, grating, grates.verbs
transitive verb use.to reduce to fragments, shreds or powder by rubbing against an abrasive.surface such as when one grates cheese; to cause to make a harsh.grinding or rasping sound through friction (grated her teeth in anger); to irritate or annoy.persistently
intransitive verb use.to make a harsh rasping sound by or as if by scraping or grinding; to cause irritation or annoyance (a noise that grates on one's nerves)
grate.noun,.plural.grates
a harsh rasping sound made by scraping or rubbing (the grate of a key in a lock); to have an irritating effect (her high voiced chatter was grating on nerves of others); to make a sound of rough scraping; rasp; to sound harshly; jar (to grate on the ear)

grate.noun,.plural.grates
a framework of parallel or latticed bars for blocking an opening; a framework of metal bars used to hold fuel or food in a stove, furnace or fireplace; a fireplace; a perforated iron plate or screen for sieving and grading crushed ore
grate, grated, grating, grates.transitive verbs
to equip with a grate (the grates on sidewalks one can often see down into)

glory.noun,.plural.glories
something conferring honor or renown (the congregation.praised.the glory of God); glorifying God means to have one's attention on the good things God does and on the things you may want that come from God (how they can come?.Ezekiel 18:31); great honor, praise or distinction.accorded by common consent; something greatly desired; if you glory in a situation or activity, you enjoy it very much (the workers were glorying in their new-found freedom; the beautifully finished building was a glory to the entire surrounding area); the glory of something is its great beauty or impressive.nature (the glory of the idea blossomed in his mind; the glory of a woman is her beauty, poise, style, intelligence, cleanliness and smile); the glories of a culture or place are the things that people admire most about it; glory is the fame and admiration that you gain by doing something impressive; a person's glories are the occasions when they have done something people greatly admire which makes both them and other men and women happy (the circle of happiness is engaging); a highly praiseworthy asset (your hair is your crowning glory); adoration, praise and thanksgiving offered in worship; majestic beauty and splendor; resplendence (the Sun set in a blaze of glory; the glory of a warm bonfire); the height of achievement, enjoyment or prosperity (the glory parents feel when their baby is born; Paris in its greatest glory)
glory, gloried, glorying, glories.intransitive verbs
to rejoice triumphantly; exult (a sports team that gloried in its hard-won victory)
glorious.adjective
characterized by great beauty and splendor; magnificent (a glorious sunset; a glorious day); delightful; wonderful (had a glorious visit with old friends); good; having or deserving glory; famous; conferring or advancing glory (a glorious achievement) 
gloriously.adverb
gloriousness.noun,.plural.gloriousnesses
delightful
glorify, glorified, glorifying, glorifies.transitive verbs
to give glory to, honor or high praise to; exalt; to have thankfulness toward; to give glory to, especially through worship but also by other means, such as adding to another nation so that it becomes stronger; to cause to be or seem more glorious or excellent than is actually the case (your descriptions have glorified an average house into a mansion)
glorifier.noun,.plural.glorifiers
something or someone that glorifies
glorification.noun,.plural.glorifications

goal.noun,.plural.goals
the purpose toward which an endeavor is directed; an objective; intention; in sports, the finish line of a race; a specified structure or zone into or over which players endeavor to advance a ball or puck (the end zone in football; the goal zone in hockey); the score.awarded for such an act

gastroenteritis.noun,.plural.gastroenteritises
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the stomach and intestines

gastrointestinal.noun,.plural.gastrointestinals
of.or.relating.to the stomach and intestines (the gastrointestinal tract)

Kahil Gibran.(also spelt Khalil or Kahlil Jubran) January 6, 1883 to April 10, 1931, Lebanese American writer, was the leader of a school of Arab American writers known as al-Râbitat al-qalamiyyah, in English 'The Bond of the Pen'.

These writers contributed to the development of a romantic school in modern Arabic.poetry that emphasized the role of imagination and emotion and the power of nature..The Prophet.1923, which Jubran wrote in English, is a collection of aphorisms.(concise sayings) and philosophical musings that has proved popular among young adult readers for generations. Other of his books in English are.The Madman, 1918; The Forerunner, 1920; Sand and Foam, 1926; Jesus, the Son of Man, 1928.

Other quotes of his is here, here and here.

Born into a Christian family in the village of Bsharri in Lebanon, Gibran or Jubran emigrated to the United States in 1894 and settled initially in Boston.

Two later collections of tales are partially autobiographical,.Spirits Rebellious, 1946 and.The Broken Wings, 1957.

Electronic versions of several of his works can be found at leb.net/gibran/....Microsoft® Encarta® Encyclopedia 99. © 1993-1998 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.