The one of the most characteristic and the most antique building on the Main Square in Krakow are Sukiennice. This name mens a building, where once were stalls. Merchants were selling there a cloth – hence the name. Sukiennice were situated in the middle market in most European cities, close to the most important trade routes. They were built mainly in the XVII-XVIII century. Sukiennice for years underwent many modifications and variations. Present form is only a symbol, in appearance doesn't resemble the original building. Sukiennice were built in 1257 from the initiative of Prince Bolesław Wstydliwy. Then , they were a specific form: twa rows of stalls stone, which formed the street in the middle of the market.


Social Support refers to having people to turn to in times of need. Your support system should enhance your quality of life, by buffering negative life events and providing you a positive self-image. These relationships serve to broaden your life’s focus and help you decrease stress. Social support comes in the form of physical (i.e. monetary), emotional (i.e. feeling cared for), and informational support (i.e. resources and information). Building a strong support system will help you handle and enjoy life with those who care about you.


One possible theme that may be used in an analysis from the historical context could be that of wealth. How did people of the time use their money? New York was filled with wealthy families, and the rate of immigration would have supplied an abundance of servants. Transportation was booming, people no longer necessarily took cruises, but rather indulged in large toys (yachts), and don't forget the freedom found in cars. Across the country and across the world, people were moving about more and more. Lily was a social butterfly. She moved from event to event and boat to boat. Families in the novel parallel well known families of the time (do some research). Society was changing, and old money made room for new money to join their ranks. Families also went bankrupt, fortunes were lost, and lives changed. Have fun with this. It's a great topic!


Marijuana could be used to treat the depression that results from long term stress, a controversial study has suggested. Researchers said molecules present in cannabis could help relieve the depression associated with chronic stress. Endocannabinoids are naturally produced chemical compounds in the brain that affect motor control, cognition, emotions and behaviour. Researchers found long term stress reduced the production of endocannabinoids in brains, leading to depression. ‘Chronic stress is one of the major causes of depression,’ said Dr Samir Haj-Dahmane, of the University at Buffalo’s Research Institute on Addictions. ‘Using compounds derived from cannabis – marijuana – to restore normal endocannabinoid function could potentially help stabilise moods and ease depression.’ – Read the entire article at Mail Online.


Catron History & Culture Catron County is centrally located on the state’s western border in the heart of some of the most spectacular country in the Southwest. The terrain consists predominantly of mountains and high mesas with extensive plains regions in the north and east. A portion of the Gila Forest was declared wilderness in 1924, making it the oldest declared wilderness in the U.S. Cattle ranching is the largest source of agricultural income mainstays for the entire economy. Like many other rural New Mexico counties, population remains small with consistently low incomes and high rates of unemployment. Catron County is attracted by beautiful lakes and mountains, which is good for hiking, birding, hunting, fishing, and camping.


Professional Education Part 2 1. As a teacher, what do you do when you engage yourself in major task analysis? a. Test if the learning reached higher level thinking skills. b. Breakdown a complex task into sub-skills. c. Determine the level of thinking involved. d. Revise lesson objectives. Professional Education Part 1 1. Who among the following needs less verbal counseling but needs more concrete and operational forms of assistance? The child who ______________. a. has mental retardation b. has attention-deficit disorder c. has learning disability d. has conduct disorder


The most important thing you can remember about eating right is to know where your food is coming from. It’s not just the foods you choose but the ingredients that food is made of. The truth is, we don’t understand what goes into our food and it requires some effort on our part to figure it out. We have to be the one’s to educate ourselves; flip over that box and look up the ingredients or pick up a book and watch a documentary. Visit your local farmer’s market and not only will it inspire your cooking and dazzle your taste buds but you will rediscover a world of food long forgotten. We have found the following list of resources and terminology to be the easiest place to start when beginning to understand the complex nature of food, different ways of eating, and what the most important things can be when shopping for and eating food.


| Cockapoos come in widely different sizes that have different names, such as the Teacup Toy Cockapoo or the Maxi Cockapoo. Because Cockapoos are hybrids, it is difficult to predict the characteristics puppies will have based on the characteristics of the parents. Cockapoos are not recognized by the American Kennel Club but they are recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club. Cockapoos, like both Cockers and Poodles, may suffer from luxating patellas or loose knees. Vietnam Animal Rescue Vietnam is Iocated in South and Southeast Asia and spans across approximateIy 127,000 square miIes. Threatened species known from Vietnam include the Kouprey, Javan Rhinoceros, Pygmy Dormouse, Asian Elephant, and Black Gibbon. The population of Vietnam is about 84 million. Most peopIe in Vietnam speak Vietnamese.


Meat[change | change source] In different countries people like to roast different things. People usually roast joints of meats such as pork, beef, chicken, lamb, and duck. The roasted meat, along with its accompanying vegetables, is often called a roast. Most meat being roasted has to cook for a relatively long time, to ensure the joint is cooked through. Variations to this include most joints of lamb and beef, which may be left "pink" or partially uncooked towards the centre.


St. Peter's Basilica The original church was built by Constantine in 324, but the present building is a Renaissance reconstruction of 1506-15. Until recently the largest church in the world, St. Peter's remains one of the holiest sites in Christendom. It stands over the traditional site of Saint Peter's burial; his tomb is under the main altar. Credit: Holly Hayes


The definition of a presser is someone who presses something. An example of presser is the person at the dry cleaners who presses clothes to remove wrinkles. one that presses; specif., a person whose work is pressing newly made or freshly cleaned clothes - One who presses clothes. - Any of various devices that apply pressure to a product in manufacturing or canning. - Informal A press conference. - (media, slang) A press release - (media, slang) A press conference or press briefing. press (“press release/press conference") +"Ž -er (“Variety -er") - A person or device that removes wrinkles, usually from clothing. press +"Ž -er (“agent -er")


You may sometimes see small specks or clouds moving in your field of vision. They are called floaters. You can often see them when looking at a plain background, like a blank wall or a blue sky. Floaters are actually tiny clumps of gel or cells inside the vitreous, the clear jelly-like fluid that fills the inside of your eye. When the vitreous gel rubs or pulls on the retina, you may see what look like flashing lights or lightning streaks. You may have experienced this same sensation if you have ever been hit in the eye and seen “stars”.


Week 15: Climate and Weather of the Pacific and Inland Northwest Winds of the Region - Why is Stanley Idaho the Nation's Icebox in the summer months? - How does orographic enhancement vary depending on topographic facet and flow? - Why does the wind howl in Ellensburg Washington during the summer months? - Under what conditions would you expect snow levels to be lower on the eastern slopes of the Bitterroot vs. the western slopes? - cold air damming - topographic convergence zones - gap flow - Overview of weather and climate of Washington and Oregon (much still valid for Idaho) - Cliff Mass's Blog


Unformatted text preview: appropriate caution. Don’t look down the barrel; you can see from the side whether the spring is cocked and if the ball is in place. Don’t leave a cocked and loaded cannon on the bench. To determine the initial velocity of the steel ball ﬁred from the “canon”, we apply two conservation laws, the conservation of momentum (during the collision) and the conservation of energy (after the collision). Conservation of momentum relates the velocity of the ball 63... View Full Document This note was uploaded on 01/27/2012 for the course PHY 2048l taught by Professor Staff during the Fall '08 term at University of Central Florida. - Fall '08


The French flag was officially adopted on February 15, 1794. The flag - the tricolore - consists of three vertical bands of equal width, displaying the country's national colors: blue, white and red. The blue band is positioned nearest the flag-staff, the white in the middle, and the red on the outside. Red, white and blue have come to represent liberty, equality and fraternity - the ideals of the French Revolution. Blue and red are also the time-honored colors of Paris, while white is the color of the Royal House of Bourbon. Buy this flag, or any country flag here


A quick diversion into Ruby. - Every Class only has one parent - A class may include many Modules - Modules can add new methods - Modules can overload old methods - Metasploit modules inherit Msf::Module and include mixins to add features. Mixins are quite simply, the reason why Ruby rocks. Mixins can add new features and allows modules to have different ‘flavors’. Mixins can change behavior. Plugins work directly with the API. Plugins only work in the msfconsole. class MyParent def woof puts “woof!” end end class MyClass > MyParent end object = MyClass.new object.woof() => “woof!” ================================================================ module MyMixin def woof puts “hijacked the woof method!” end end class MyBetterClass > MyClass include MyMixin end


([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775) Wingspan 21-27 mm. A mainly heathland species, distributed throughout Britain northwards to southern Scotland. It is a quite distinctive moth with its combination of red and white, and a conspicuous blackish scale tuft close to the head. The adults fly during July and August, and the larvae feed on low plants such as heather (Calluna). The English literature suggests that it also feeds on milkwort (Polygala). This is probably wrong, but the species has been reared from Calluna vulgaris and Erica cinerea (R.J. Heckford). In Spain, where the species is fairly common, the commonest foodplants are rock-roses and allies (Cistus and Halimium spp.), which are favourites among gardeners in Britain. This may have some bearing on some of the distribution. (Jorge Garz?n).


Reach Out Recovery Exclusive by Pam Carver 1. Drinking during pregnancy can cause FASD - Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders. 2. Children with a FASD often have trouble in one or more of these areas: learning, memory, attention span, communication, vision, and hearing. 3. Living with the affects of FASD is tough, as one mom shared in A Letter To My Son's Birth Mom. 4. Thanks to Nadine's article, Hollywood Taught Me To Drink, we learned to take a closer look at fictional portrayals of drinking. 5. Supporting a pregnant friend while other friends are at a wine tasting is both thoughtful and kind, as demonstrated by The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper. Both the CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics agree no amount of alcohol is safe to drink during pregnancy.


Calculate and compare z-scores of the aortic root using data from multiple references. References included conform to ASE Pediatric Guideline methodology: measurements are made in systole, from inside edge to inside edge. Commonly used in the evaluation of patients with Marfan syndrome, Kawasaki disease, and patients with a bicuspid aortic valve. Note: the study population had the following characteristics: - (no data...) Data entered for patients outside of these limits should be used with caution.


The Korean Language Book 2: Fundmental 2. Learn Korean with the Korean Language Book by Dr. Hee Seo Park, Fundamental Level 2 for beginners with no Korean language background necessary. We recommend you start with Fundamental Level 1 first. This book is part of a series of books by the Korean American Center of Education. These are the books that are most widely used in Korean Schools across the United States! Many of us grew up learning Korean through these books and now they are available at Little Seouls! Very simple and easy to use! Perfect for children and adults who want an easy to use workbook! Here's a sample:


The Peace Contract of European Lands or Friedesvertrag der Europäischen Länder was a construct to rival the Kiev Accord, and was an intergovernmental military alliance. Primary adherents were largely German puppet-states or allied states. Initial membership was as follows: Just prior to the Spasm Turkey had approached Berlin about accession to the FEL, as a growing schism between the Politburos of Moscow and Constantinople had reached the breaking point. Before this notion could be concluded, the Spasm took place.


Influence of Iterative Parameter Calculations on the Response of Micro-strip Band-pass Filter with Parallel Line Couplings Publication Date : 30/03/2016 Band-pass filter is the important part of communication system. Transmitted and received signals have to be filtered to a certain centre frequency with a specific bandwidth. A band-pass filter is an important component must be found in transmitter and receiver. Band-pass filter is a passive component which is able to select signals inside a specific bandwidth at a center frequency and reject signals in another frequency region, especially in frequency regions, which have the potential to interfere with the information signals. No. of Downloads :


Cookit helps improve pupils’ skills, understanding and enjoyment of food and healthy eating. It supports the teaching and learning of a wide range of basic skills and processes. Encouraging and inspiring learners to explore cooking and to create and share their own recipes, using both the site and mobile devices. There are strong links to History (Prehistoric to Modern), Citizenship, Sciences, Literacy (instructional writing), Maths (measures) and RE (celebrations), as well as a rich bank of modern recipes ranging from simple “no cook” recipes to complex, multi-step dishes. The History Cookbook, contains podcasts, recipes, galleries, background information and activities relating to cooking from prehistoric times to the post-war period; it provides a rich cross curricular resource with a multitude of applications for learners. Hsis team favourite – the historical cookery videos


Three trillion is a big number, that is a three with 12 zeros following it, which is more than the number of stars in the Milky Way and roughly 16% of the United States current national debt. This massive number equates to about 420 trees per person on the planet. Russia takes home the ‘most trees in a country’ award with 642 billion. Check out some more fun facts below! Remember to share this with family and friends on Facebook! Follow Us On Facebook by clicking the link below!


- Assess stand establishment and identify pests or diseases if stand is weak. - Begin tracking degree-day accumulations for plant growth as soon as the crop emerges. Be sure to keep records. - Maintain a weed management program. Survey weeds and cultivate or treat if needed according to cotton pest management guidelines. - Manage Fusarium. This soil disease can ravage fields. Survey fields and record locations suspected or confirmed to have race 4 Fusarium. We’ll cover this topic further in the future. - Monitor nearby crops, fence rows and weedy areas for false chinch bugs. - Monitor for spider mites, aphids and thrips. |A false chinch bug. - UC IPM photo|


Tesla recently finished building enough solar capacity on the island of Tu’a that the finished grid and battery installation can provide 100% of the islanders’ electric needs. It’s an impressive demonstration of what modern solar power can achieve. Scientists at McGill University have created a method of using powdered metals as a stable fuel source. In theory, these materials could replace fossil fuels — and they’re recyclable, too. That doesn’t mean the path to commercialization will be easy, however. Subscribe Today to get the latest ExtremeTech news delivered right to your inbox.


Learn about parrotfish and their role in reef communities, in this episode of Gross Science from NOVA. Parrotfish live in tropical waters near coral reefs. They eat algae that cling to the coral; pieces of coral pass through their digestive system and come out the other end as a fine, white sand. It is estimated that a single giant humphead parrotfish can poop out over 11,000 pounds of sand a year. Research shows that these fish help to keep reefs clean and healthy, and are an important part of reef communities. This resource is part of the NOVA: Gross Science Collection. Visit Gross Science's YouTube page here.


Creating Character Workshop Monday, 13 Feb 2006 In this session we looked at the elements of character in fiction: Appearance, Morals, Behaviour. Description. Narrative Action, Dialogue, Interior Monologue. Dynamic and Static modes of Writing. An exercise where we transformed Doctor Jekyll into Mr Hyde An exercise where the Seven Deadly Sins became Seven Modern Obsessions How to create a character that is both interesting and virtuous. Homework was to write a short character sketch.


A new drug has been shown to repair heart attack damage previously thought to be permanent. A study in the journal Nature announced the drug, thymosin beta 4, can be used in advance of a heart attack to prepare the tissue for repair. Thymosin beta 4 has previously been availble, but treatment in cardiac research was just concluded. So far the treatment has proven successful in mice, but researchers are confident the therapy will work in humans. The British Heart Foundation issued a statement calling the breakthrough the "holy grail of heart research,' but admitted treatment in humans was years away. According to the Center for Disease Control 785,000 Americans suffered heart attacks in 2010, one every 25 seconds.


Evaporation is the process, which involves thermally removing a liquid from a solution, suspension or emulsion. The starting and the end products are in the liquid phase and the end product obtained is in its concentrated from. Depending on the liquid characteristics to be concentrated, its temperature sensitivity, thermal degradation properties etc different types of evaporators have been designed and are used for variety of applications in different industries. Single stage systems are employed, where the vapour energy of one stage is used as the heating media for the next stage. Further efficiency increase is obtained by using Thermal Vapour Recompression system or Mechanical Vapour Recompression system.


Vanillin is a flavoring agent used in sweet foods, ice cream and chocolate. It is used in perfumes as well as to control the unpleasant odors in medicines. It acts as a chemical intermediate in the preparation of pharmaceuticals. In thin layer chromatography, it is used as a general-purpose stain for developing TLC plates to enable in visualizing components of a reaction mixture. Similarly, vanillin hydro chloride staining can be used to visualize the localization of tannins in cells. Soluble in water, diethyl ether, acetone, methanol, benzene, petroleum ether, chloroform, carbon disulfide, glacial acetic acid, pyridine and in aqueous solutions of alkali hydroxides. Moisture and light sensitive. Incompatible with oxidizing agents, alkalis and reducing agents. Safety and Handling SDS & Safety Documents GHS H Statement GHS P Statement RTECSNumber : YW5775000 TSCA : TSCA


Learn about this topic in these articles: use in mineral processing A special development is the autogenous or semiautogenous mill. Autogenous mills operate without grinding bodies; instead, the coarser part of the ore simply grinds itself and the smaller fractions. To semiautogenous mills (which have become widespread), 5 to 10 percent grinding bodies (usually metal spheres) are added.


Disseminated gonococcemia is a sexually-transmitted disease (STD) caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. - Antibiotic Therapy - Symptom Management - Contact therapy (procedure) Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted infection. One of its symptoms is a skin rash containing pink and/or red spots that become filled with... BACK TO TOP


Structure of Atoms [Worksheet] 3-page worksheet for intermediate high school chemistry. Comprehensive worksheet containing a variety of questions, including extension and further research. Covers: subatomic particles: protons, neutrons and electrons, including mass and electric charges. Includes a complete answer version. BUY THIS RESOURCE from TES BUY THIS RESOURCE from Teachers Pay Teachers


Arts, Character and Education (ACE) Afterschool Program School-age children participate in enrichment activities to supplement their education. Research shows arts-based activities are particularly effective in helping youth in underserved areas develop discipline and resilience. Children with exposure to these activities are more likely to persevere despite obstacles or set-backs. Through project-based learning, children get additional academic instruction in a fun setting. As always, the Q works to instill values such as respect for self and others.


Insects fall into two main ‘divisions’ when it comes to their development from egg to adult. In some insects such as butterflies, moths, beetles and flies, eggs hatch into larvae (sometimes called caterpillars or maggots) and these then metamorphose via a chrysalis (or pupae) in the adult animal. Other insects such as grasshoppers and crickets develop gradually – when the egg hatches the individual looks like a mini version of the adult and then gradually grows shedding its exoskeleton via series of instars. This is an adult (final instar) speckled bush-cricket photographed in the same place last summer. It is around 16mm in length excluding the antennae. Bush-crickets can go through up to nine instars before adulthood.


We hear about the calamities causing environmental harm every day. But how exactly concerned are you about the health of your planet? With the bad news about global warming, desertification, endangered wildlife, dying oceans, and forestation, it is very difficult for us to know from where to start in order to save our planet. You might think that an action of one single person is not going to make much of a difference, but trust me, there are many ways by which you can actually help. So, here are 19 ways by which you can contribute in saving your planet. All you need is to change few of your habits a bit. 19. Stop littering Littering can be a threat for human health, wildlife, and even water quality. Do not litter anything randomly on the roads. If you do not find any trash can or recycle bin nearby, then secure your litter until it can be discarded.


Tiny, far-flung Pluto is about to have a visitor — at least for a few hours. On July 14, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft will reach the dwarf planet and try to learn all it can about Pluto and its five known moons. Then the probe will leave Pluto behind, vanishing into the frigid darkness beyond the planets. In its wake, New Horizons will introduce Earth to the... Suppose there was a fourth little pig. This one was a physicist. Unlike his brother the engineer, who built a house out of tried-and-true bricks, the physicist pig chose a building material by doing calculations based on fundamental principles. He settled on a substance made from silicon and oxygen, an abundant material with high bond strength and the aesthetic bonus of transparency. It was... Science News of Yesteryear Anthropology & Archaeology Botany & Zoology Cell & Molecular Biology


The First Motorcycle invented by: Gottlieb Daimler This is a picture of the first motorcycle ever made. Gottlieb Daimler invented the first motorcycle. It was invented in 1885 so that was amazing. It made a impact on other people because it was the FIRST MOTORCYCLE EVER!!!. If you see that picture above and search a picture of one todays models, you will be amazed because they look nothing alike. It has been 129 years since the first motorcycle was invented. You can find Gottlieb Daimler and the first motorcycle in the pictures above. Gottlieb Daimler was German that invented a gas powered motorcycle. This was not the only thing the Gottlieb Daimler invented. He also made a four-stroke internal-combustion engine. Gottlieb Daimler was born March 17, 1834 and died March 6, 1900. He even made the four wheel carriage driven by a one cylinder engine.


China Takes Action to Halt Looming "Biodiversity Crisis" With its remarkable diversity of wild flora under threat from explosive economic growth, this week China announces a radical new ‘National Strategy for Plant Conservation’. Coming in the face of what scientists are calling a “burgeoning ecological crisis”, this landmark strategy aims to halt China’s continuing loss of plant diversity, helping safeguard the future of some 5,000 threatened plant species. The plan brings together 3 state agencies - for the first time - to create a uniquely coordinated, ‘whole country’ approach to plant conservation in China. Press Release - Word Doc (406 KB) Summary of the Strategy - Word Doc (1.3 MB) Promotional leaflet - PDF (246 KB)


Language is all around you. It can make you laugh, make you cry, convey your emotions, make things happen. You use it every day, and have been doing since you were a very young child – even before you could tie your own shoelaces. It’s an essential part of what makes us human. Using language is one of the most amazing things we do. Have you ever stopped to wonder where language came from, or even what kind of things you really know as a speaker of one or more languages? This website will help you find out more about linguistics – the scientific study of human language. You will find out how linguists – people who study language – describe and analyse it; how language is learned and used by speakers; the history of its study; and more.


President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act on September 29, 1965. It created the National Endowment for the Humanities as an independent federal agency. “The humanities,” the current legislation declares, “belong to all the people of the United States.” This idea resonates more than ever. NEH has awarded more than 63,000 grants since 1965, totaling $5.3 billion, and has leveraged $2.5 billion in private matching donations. That public investment has led to the creation of books, films, museum exhibits, exciting discoveries, and more. For its 50th anniversary, we present NEH projects that have enriched and shaped American lives. Explore and enjoy.


from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English - adj. See under Walnut. - n. a tree (Juglans regia), native of Asia from the Caucasus to Japan, valuable for its timber and for its excellent nuts, which are also called Madeira nuts. from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved. - n. Eurasian walnut valued for its large edible nut and its hard richly figured wood; widely cultivated - n. nut with a wrinkled two-lobed seed and hard but relatively thin shell; widely used in cooking Sorry, no etymologies found. Sorry, no example sentences found.


posted by kerry on . Which statement does NOT describe prescriptivists? A}Language should be recorded, not judged. B}Language use should follow strict rules C} Language use should never change D} Language use should be judged and evaluated. i choose B I agree. B Did you notice the negative question? Linguistic prescription, the prescribing of rules for language P.S. Actually the Subject is NOT help but language. I overlooked the word NOT. Thanks, Sra So ... Kerry ... what's your answer, now that the "NOT" has been pointed out to you?


Scientific name: Hemerocallis fulva What: leaves, flowers, flower pods, tubers How: young leaves-raw or cooked; flowers/pods raw or cooked; tubers-cooked Where: sunny areas, often in flower beds but have escaped Nutritional Value: calories, minerals, vitamins B & C Dangers: The original species (Hemerocallis fulva) of day lilies is considered edible but due to extensive experimental breeding toxic forms of day lilies have been created. It is safest to only eat day lilies that you can confirm are Hemerocallis fulva at the time of purchase (it should say the species name somewhere on the sales tag). Day Lily flowers and flower pods. North American distribution, attributed to U. S. Department of Agriculture. The flowers add a colorful splash to salads while the unopened flower buds are best battered then fried...but then everything is good battered then fried. Roast the tubers.


The road along the east coast from Fanum Fortmrnae down to Barium, which connected the terminations of the Via Salaria and Via Valeria, and of other roads farther south crossing from Campania, had no special name in ancient times, as far as we know. In these buildings there is a great preference for apsidal terminations to the internal chambers, and the façades are as a rule slightly curved. The question how far the villages were really new settlements is difficult to answer, for the terminations -ham, -ton, &c. cannot be regarded as conclusive evidence. The terminations chiefly used are -au, -ion, -on, -i, -ydd, -oedd. At any rate the name Mordecai (the vocalization is uncertain) looks very much like Marduk, which, with terminations added, often occurs in cuneiform documents as a personal name.'


Answered By: Emily Dahlen Last Updated: May 03, 2016 Views: 99 Creating a style in Word will allow you to choose different paragraph, spacing, and font treatments in your document. You can base your new style on one of the saved styles or create a new style. A tutorial on how to create a formatted style is available on our MS Word Resources Website on Styles. Need additional help? - For other MS Word questions, contact the Academic Skills Center’s Microsoft Word Support Team. - For general writing or APA style help, contact the Walden Writing Center. - For writing or help with APA style for proposals, dissertation, or doctoral studies, contact the Walden Writing Center Editors.


Australia is the largest country in the southern hemisphere, Australia is as culturally diverse as it is big. Australia is home to some of the most unique species of animals that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Experience the diversity of culture, cuisine and activities that is an amalgamation of people from very diverse backgrounds and ethnicities that now call Australia home. Australia’s landscape is just as diverse as its people and animals, with snow clad peaks to hot arid deserts in the interior. Mining, industrial and transportation equipment, food processing, chemicals, steel


In leading space programs around the world Designed for your mission-critical space research Space is undoubtedly a challenging environment for any electronic component. The success of any mission depends upon the reliability of the discrete components that must be able to operate in extreme cold, in vacuum, and under intense radiation—not to mention the ability to survive the shock, vibration, and acceleration of launch. Failure of a single component can result in the failure of an entire mission. Lake Shore offers a rich history of working with scientists and engineers at a number of aerospace institutions and agencies, including NASA, supplying thermometry and other technology that offer long-term stability and performance over the duration of a mission. These include hundreds of flight-qualified sensors for the NASA James Webb Space Telescope and sensors for the Mars Curiosity rover.


'Bean' is the common name for large, fiber-rich plant seeds eaten by animals and humans alike. Originally the term 'bean' only referred to the fava bean, but was later expanded to include the common bean and runner bean, and is now generally applied to many others such as soybean, peas, chickpeas and more. A summer crop, beans require warm temperatures to grow and mature in about 55-60 days. They often require external support, such as a pole. One of the longest-cultivated plants, beans have been grown since 7,000 B.C.E and over 40,000 varieties exist today. - Growth Conditions


The Atacama Cosmology Telescope The goals of the ACT project are to study how the universe began, what it is made of, and how it evolved to its current state. This pursuit is part of the field of scientific cosmology in one which asks questions about the Universe on the largest and grandest scales. Over the past two decades, there has been a tremendous flourishing of the field, driven by many excellent astronomical measurements. This has led to the development of a precise and elegant understanding of cosmology.


Here and the associated links we explore Arduino controlling stepper motors. Step 1: About the Video The Arduino sketch below replaces the Stepper library which I found useless. It also includes I2C display as shown in the video. I consist of the command forward(int steps, int step_delay) and reverse(int steps, int step_delay). It also a motor off command. A potentiometer is connected to ADC0 can can be used to control the step delay. On my particular stepper motor a step delay less than 5 mSec. will stall the motor. The motor is 1.8 degrees per step or 200 steps for 360 degrees rotation. Each winding is 5.1 volts at 1 amp. The color code is based on a motor from an earlier program. Have fun.


Single Entity and Partnerships: the Partnership Act definition of partnership The Partnership Act definition of ‘business’ includes ‘every trade, occupation or profession’, so virtually any activity or venture of a commercial nature will meet that definition. However, it is a fundamental condition of the definition that the business is carried on by two or more persons ‘in common’. In other words, there must be a single business, even if that business is carried on in a number of separate divisions. If, on a true analysis, each supposed partner is carrying on a separate business, there can be no partnership between them in law.


On this day in 1961, the television show Walt Disney Presents aired the episode "Daniel Boone: The Wilderness Road." Already in its 7th year, this was episode number 17 of the 1960-1961 season. While TV fans may remember Fess Parker in the role of Daniel Boone from a long-running 1960s series (years after playing Disney's Davy Crockett) there was an earlier mini-series on Disney's weekly show that featured Dewey Martin as Daniel Boone. "Daniel Boone: The Wilderness Road" was the 3rd episode of a 4-part mini-series based on the true-life frontiersman. In this segment, Boone, his family, and a group of settlers are on their way to Kentucky when they are attacked by Indian Chief Crowfeather - an old enemy. Click HERE for more March 12 Disney history.


Learned sets of behaviors and ideas that are acquired by members of a society. Feeling confused, threatened, disoriented, or even angered by contact with an unfamiliar culture. The physical "artifacts" of our culture like our buildings, highways, food production systems, household objects, and technologies. The elements of culture that are intangible; i.e. ideas, languages, customs, and beliefs. A group of people who live in a delineated space such as a nation and share common symbols, language, and culture. Any useful tool or skill. Technology is more than just "high tech" computers and electronics, which are things that we commonly think of today when we hear the term. A simple hammer and nail was at one point a revolutionary technology. Looking at technology as any useful tool or skill introduces a historical component to the concept.


Online Dictionary: translate word or phrase from Indonesian to English or vice versa, and also from english to english on-line. Hasil cari dari kata atau frase: right to vote(0.00893 detik) Found 1 items, similar to right to vote. English → English (WordNet) Definition: right to vote right to vote n : a legal right guaranteed by the 15th amendment to the US constitution; guaranteed to women by the 19th amendment; “American women got the vote in 1920” [syn: vote, suffrage]


An exploration of the American “Self,” this class investigates the frontiers that kept people in nineteenth-century America bottled up and fenced in even as the territorial frontiers were being expanded. As people went West, what happened to those who stayed East? What internal struggles did people experience as they tried to situate themselves in an industrializing world? How did people of color experience racial apartheid and slavery? How did women feel confronting the barriers constantly being thrown in their way? What did it mean to have a sense of self that was either confined or expansive? How did the notion of an individual self evolve in this century around the metaphor of the frontier? We will explore these questions in novels and short stories by Herman Melville, kate Chopin, Stephen Crane, Susanna Rowson and more.


Edexcel a Level French: Grammar Practice Book With its unique month-by-month organisation, this is the most structured grammar revision and practice book on the market. One book covers AS and A2, and covers all topics in the Student Book in the order they are taught. Students can see at a glance what they have to learn and when. This book provides an ideal way of ensuring students keep up with the essential grammar they need for AS and A Level.


Create an accessible PDF document using Microsoft Word You first need to make sure that your original Word document is accessible, then you will be able to convert it to an accessible PDF using Word. Learn more about creating accessible documents in Microsoft Word. The exported PDF will preserve the accessible features of the Word document, including: - heading structure - alternate text for images Note: The process of creating an accessible PDF requires the installation of Adobe Acrobat Pro. IU Students and Staff may download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Pro from IUware. For downloadable cheat-sheets and information about other versions of Adobe Acrobat, please visit the National Center on Disability and Access to Education’s section on Adobe Acrobat.


The Greeks Invented Grammar! Grammar itself is a Greek word. Well derived from Greek Grammata. Seriously though many common grammar and linguistics terms derive from Greek or are translations into Latin from Greek that were then translation into English. Here's some words used to describe and analyse language that come from Greek. Syntax Morph Lexicon Periphrasis Theory Paradigm Synonym Philology Dialect Phonetics Logic Semantics Analysis Etymology Topic


A grade or rank in Japanese martial arts. Origin: ; see kyū. Kyū is a Japanese term used in martial arts, the tea ceremony, flower arranging, go, shogi, academic tests and other similar activities to designate various grades, levels or class of proficiency or experience. In China, kyū is called "ji", and it is used for academic tests. In Korea, the term geup is used. In Vietnamese martial arts, it is known as cấp. What does KYU stand for? -- Explore the various meanings for the KYU acronym on the Abbreviations.com website. The numerical value of KYU in Chaldean Numerology is: 9 The numerical value of KYU in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3 Images & Illustrations of KYU Translations for KYU From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary Get even more translations for KYU » Find a translation for the KYU definition in other languages: Select another language:


Log In to abcteach Free Account (Settings) This set of 5 color posters describe key ideas of internet safety: Digital Footprint, Protection and Privacy, Personal Information, Stranger Danger and Online Respect. An excellent way to begin this important conversation with older students. Students can create 5 posters on internet safety using these templates. Digital Footprint, Personal Information, Stranger Danger and Internet Respect. Can be aligned with the Internet Safety poster set.


Something's not right! If the sun and moon are as far away as NASA says, then how come clouds that are associated with Earth are seen behind the sun and moon?... And No, it's not an illusion. How can our clouds get behind the sun that is supposedly 92.96 miles away!~? sort by best latest You can help the HubPages community highlight top quality content by ranking this answer up or down.


Alternative Title: Kaloum Peninsula Learn about this topic in these articles: urban areas of Guinea ...migration from the rural areas to the urban centres. Guinea’s main urban centre is Conakry. The old city, located on Tombo Island, retains the segregated aspect of a colonial town, while the Camayenne Peninsula community has only a few buildings of the colonial period. From the tip of the peninsula, an industrial zone has expanded northward.


Watch as two engineers attempt a high-five and fail after the Curiosity rover lands on Mars. The NASA engineers went NUTS when the new Mars rover touched down on Sunday. You’ve probably seen the video by now, but there’s something you might have missed: Two engineers in the background tried to high-five and FAILED. It happened really fast, about 14 seconds into the video. Obviously it’s ironic, since they’d just help land something on Mars, 154 million miles from Earth. NASA also had high-five issues back in 2009, when they shot a rocket into the moon to look for water. There’s video of an engineer who tried to high-five someone, but they left him hanging.


The creator of Mad Men, Matthew Weiner, argues that women started fighting for their rights in the 1960s in order to become more than just a stay-at -home mom. He also argues that a women’s sexuality is almost seen as sacred and able to be used as leverage. The lens that Matthew Weiner views the 60s through is women’s rights along with sexuality. This sexuality is based on sexism and discrimination towards women in the 60s. For example, men were expected to be seen as the strong, emerging sex in the 1960s as seen in the Strong Sex in 60s (1) article, whereas women were only noticed for fashion and how good of a mother they could be as seen in the Changing Face of Fashion (3) article. This video shows how women were seen in the 60s.


I’ll guide you through four weeks of beautiful and fun art projects that you can enjoy with your children. At home or at school, these process art projects will give you an interesting framework of activities that you can weave into your weeks, so your children are engaged, creating and enjoying themselves all through art. See more details of Art Spark here. Today’s topic in our Simple Play :: complex learning series focuses on playing with chalk. Read on for my favourite ways to use chalk, with ideas for art, games, math, literacy, action games and puppets.


How is number-concept acquisition related to overall language development? Experiments 1 and 2 measured number-word knowledge and general vocabulary in a total of 59 children, ages 30–60 months. A strong correlation was found between number-word knowledge and vocabulary, independent of the child’s age, contrary to previous results (D. Ansari et al., 2003). This result calls into question arguments that (a) the number-concept creation process is scaffolded mainly by visuo-spatial development and (b) that language only becomes integrated after the concepts are created (D. Ansari et al., 2003). Instead, this may suggest that having a larger nominal vocabulary helps children learn number words. Experiment 3 shows that the differences with previous results are likely due to changes in how the data were analyzed.


Symptoms of lactose intolerance include: a bloated stomach, flatulence (wind) and diarrhoea The body digests lactose by using an enzyme called lactase to break down lactose into two simpler sugars which can then be easily absorbed into the bloodstream. In lactose intolerance, the body does not produce enough of the lactase enzyme so lactose stays in the digestive system, where it is fermented by bacteria (in the same way that yeast is fermented to produce beer). It’s this fermentation process that causes the symptoms associated with lactose intolerance. Sometimes if people have been ill with food poisoning or other conditions the lactase enzyme is reduced. They may then have a period of intolerance. If you suspect that you may be lactose intolerant, it is important to make an appointment to get a diagnosis confirmed (or ruled out) by a doctor.


Arts & Crafts Submitted by: masamom Demonstrating knowledge of address. Recognizing numbers within an address. 36 - 60 months 1 - 8 tots - Address (For each child) - Paper (Assorted colors) - Markers (Assorted colors) - Crayons (Assorted Colors) - Talk to children about what an address is and the different parts of an address. - Ask each child to draw a picture of his or her house. - After pictures are drawn, have older children label their house with their correct address. For younger children, write it for them but have them repeat it as you write it. - Once pictures are complete, ask each child to identify the numbers found in his or her address. - Cognitive development » Approaches to learning » Persistence & attentiveness - Cognitive development » Mathematics » Number concepts & quantities - Fine motor skills


Using Primary Sources to Teach about the Holocaust Monday, March 6 11:00AM - 1:00PM Hilton Austin Downtown - Room 412 Echoes and Reflections, a Holocaust education program developed by the Anti-Defamation League, USC Shoah Foundation and Yad Vashem, provides secondary educators professional development and multimedia resources to develop the knowledge, capacity and practice required to responsibly and effectively teach about the Holocaust. In this session, we will explore the pedagogy of teaching about the Holocaust through the exploration of visual testimony and other primary source materials available in Echoes and Reflections including, photographs, poetry, diaries and memoir. Participants will have an opportunity to discuss the value of using such materials in the classroom. ← Back to Schedule


(wingspan: 38’’-45’’) Northern Goshawks have a dark blue-gray back and crown with a light grey eyebrow. Their chest and legs are light gray with dark speckles. The juveniles are brown on their backs and top of wings with a buffy color underneath streaked with dark brown. The tail is barred with a white tip. These birds prey on rodents, rabbits, large songbirds and small to medium game birds. Migration depends on age, sex, and weather. In Colorado they are mainly found in the mountains and foothills. Breeding pairs will nest in the same territory year after year but will rotate nest sites. The female will lay one to four eggs per brood. The young Goshawks will fledge the nest after four to five weeks.


Another listing style speaking activity. Go around the class in a specific order (around the seating plan, by the register…etc) and get each student to say one item of vocabulary. Time the class. They will ALMOST always beg you for another go to beat their time. This time you can practise accuracy. It has so far worked well for… - Telling the time To make it harder, specify no repeats so they have to listen to each other. You can also rub out common pronunciation errors too, as it makes them easy to spot. More topics in comments below! Also, how could this be expanded beyond simple vocab?


Bent's Old Fort Nat. Historic Site |William and Charles Bent, along with Ceran St. Vrain, built the original fort on this site in 1833 to trade with plains Indians and trappers. The adobe fort quickly became the center of the Bent, St.Vrain Company's expanding trade empire that included Fort St. Vrain to the north and Fort Adobe to the south, along with| National Parks • State Parks • company stores in Mexico at Taos and Santa Fe. The primary trade was with the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians for buffalo robes.


By now, many educators understand that technology has the potential of transforming teaching and learning. But the term "technology" covers vast territory, and there are many different layers of tech and ways of integrating it from school to school. At times, where one kind of technology is appropriate and helpful in one school, the same tech can cause big problems for another. How can learning to blog make a lasting impact on a 12-year-old boy living in a rough, East Oakland neighborhood? In the second installment of MindShift’s My Education series, which examines whether technology in learning can have a lasting impact on low-income kids through the perspective of one child, the question focuses on Makeal Surrell, … Continue reading Can Learning How to Blog Change Makeal’s Life? →


We at Autoportal try to educate and inform our readers about the road safety and whatever way we can. While we had done many news and articles in the past related to safety, today's event forced us to bring you this important piece of information. Today, on 5th August 1914, the first ever Traffic light was used to control the traffic. And hence we bring you an interesting infographic on the history of the traffic lights. Info. Credits - The Telegraph


Color Joy 2 - Learning Connections Essential SkillsProblem Solving - challenging shape puzzles< Trial and Error - plan strategies and test your ideas Sequential Reasoning - solutions unfold step by step Common Core ConnectionMP1 - Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. MP7 - Look for and make use of structure.


Winter Fun Friday We did a science experiment to see if salt or sugar would melt ice faster... And had interesting results. Each child made a prediction and then saw if the prediction was correct or not as a result. We made a snowflake art project. We drew a chalk lined snowflake on black paper. The children used cue tips to dot the chalk lines and then, with teacher assistance, sprinkled glitter on the paint to add some sparkle. We had winter bingo with 2 levels. One level is picture matching (right) where the child is handed a picture and they velcro it onto the matching picture. With the other level, the kids use a chip and cover the picture. We have kiddos that do much better with the words on the pictures, so we try to include them in bingo when we can.


Gamma Leporis (γ Lep, γ Leporis) is a star in the Outer Rim, located at a distance of about 29 light-years from Earth. Gamma Leporis lies in the south central part of the constellation Lepus, southeast of Beta Leporis and southwest of Delta Leporis. It has a common proper motion companion, AK Leporis, which is a variable star of the BY Draconis type. The star is a member of the Ursa Major Moving Group. This star is larger than the Sun with 1.2 times the radius of the Sun and 1.3 times the Sun's mass. Based upon its stellar characteristics and distance from Earth, Gamma Leporis is considered a high-priority target for NASA's Terrestrial Planet Finder mission. Six weeks after the USS Sulaco journeyed to Acheron (LV-426), the ship was declared overdue and search was underway. It wasn't long before it was located adrift near Gamma Leporis in the Outer Rim.


(Science: anatomy) A train of passenger cars having the space between the end doors of adjacent cars inclosed, so as to admit of leaving the doors open to provide for intercommunication between all the cars. Synonym: Hall, passage. Vestibule, Hall, passage. A vestibule is a small apartment within the doors of a building. A hall is the first large apartment beyond the vestibule, and, in the united states, is often long and narrow, serving as a passage to the several apartments. In England, the hall is generally square or oblong, and a long, narrow space of entrance is called a passage, not a hall, as in America. Vestibule is often used in a figurative sense to denote a place of entrance. The citizens of Rome placed the images of their ancestors in the vestibules of their houses. Origin: L. Vestibulum, of uncertain origin: cf. F. Vestibule.


Griswoldville was a factory town with a variety of mills including an armament factory that produced Griswold pistols and other equipment. On November 22, 1864, Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman's right wing, on their March to the Sea, destroyed the town, then defeated an attack by the Georgia militia. This attack was the last major infantry opposition on the March to the Sea. A 17-acre tract that was the site of the battle has been purchased and preserved; it is managed by Georgia State Parks as an unmanned site. Kennesaw, Georgia | In June 1864, at this historic site and modern day national park, Confederate Gen. Joseph E. Johnston delayed Gen. William T. Sherman's advance toward Atlanta for two weeks at Kennesaw Mountain


Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary - Not occurring at a regular interval; seldom; not often. [from 16th c.] - We rarely go to the theatre. - Rarely do you ever find an eagle this far up the river. - Unusually well; excellently. [from 16th c.] - To a rare degree; very. [from 16th c.] - others speake very honourably of his life and death, and in all other circumstances declare him to have beene a most excellent and rarely virtuous man. - Compare We rarely ever go to the theatre. with We almost never go to the theatre. not occurring at a regular interval - rarely in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911 - rarely in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913


We offer resources for researchers who are interested in learning more about planetary science and the history of aviation and spaceflight. You can find monographs (books), serials, government publications, photographs, motion picture film and video, technical drawings, and more in our Archives, Library, and Regional Planetary Image Facility. The Archives collections span the history of flight from ancient times to the present day and include a wide range of visual and textual materials. Regional Planetary Image Facility This image facility acts as a reference library providing planetary science researchers with access to the extensive collection of image data obtained from planetary missions. Regional Planetary Image Facility > A premier aviation and aerospace history collection, the Library supports research by the Museum's curatorial staff and aviation researchers around the world.


Definition - What does Master/Slave mean? Techopedia explains Master/Slave In mechanical technology, the term can refer to the configuration of motors such as two motors connected to different drives that are acting on the same load; one drive is defined as the master, doing the speed and control of the load, whereas the slave is there to help increase the torque. In pneumatic and hydraulic systems, we also have master cylinders, which feed the pressure and control the slave cylinders. Join thousands of others with our weekly newsletter The 4th Era of IT Infrastructure: Superconverged Systems: Approaches and Benefits of Network Virtualization: Free E-Book: Public Cloud Guide: Free Tool: Virtual Health Monitor: Free 30 Day Trial – Turbonomic:


As a part of the Petersburg / Richmond Campaign, the Second Battle of Fair Oaks was fought on October 28th 1864. Ulysses S Grant ordered an assault on Fair Oaks to draw attention from a larger Federal offensive around Petersburg. A combination of Union forces lead by Major General Benjamin Butler’s 10th attacked Confederate defenses along the Darbytown Road, and marched north to Fair Oaks. The Union troops were repulsed my Major General Charles W Field’s Confederate soldiers. The Rebels took some 600 Union soldiers prisoners with another 500 killed or wounded. The Confederates lost only 450. The diversion didn’t work as the Union troops failed to move around the end of the Confederate lines.


Bowditch (25.0°S, 103.1°E) is an irregularly-shaped depression NW of Lacus Solitudinis. Inside Bowditch is a "ring" that resembles a dirty bathtub. Much like water in a bathtub, this ring is a marker of the highest level of liquid lava within Bowditch. The Bowditch depression filled with lava like many craters on the Moon, and as the lava cooled and solidified, it subsided into the center of the depression. The ring is the remnant from this activity. NAC images give us further evidence of lava cooling, contraction, and subsidence in the mare. We do not know if drainage or contraction during cooling causes lava terraces like Bowditch, but these new images should provide us with more clues. Check out Apollo era images of the Bowditch feature at the Apollo Image of the Week site. View the full LROC NAC frame! Back to Images


This page is about the phrasal verb fight back Meaning: If you fight back, you do what's needed to win a conflict or a battle after being attacked or threatened.Synonym: retaliate - fight back Tommy just stands there when other kids hit him. He won't fight back. - fight back When people blame the new government for the economic crisis, the president fights back and says his government did not create the problems. Robert fought back when another boy at his school This entry is in the following categories: Contributor: Matt Errey


Austria's president has apologized for his country's treatment of soldiers who deserted Hitler's army during World War II as traitors. He spoke on Friday while unveiling a memorial honoring those who had fled military duty rather than serve under the Nazi regime. President Heinz Fischer said that labeling the Austrian deserters that way for decades after the conflict is "something for which one has to apologize and shame himself." The grey stone monument, just steps from the presidential offices, is the first of its kind in the Austrian capital. A large "X'' on its surface stands for the tens of thousands of deserters who were executed under Hitler.


The children’s sermons from mid-November to the end of the year will take us from Thanksgiving to Christmas. Seek Ye First is all about helping us keep our priorities. Tabernacles is a look at what could be considered the first Thanksgiving for the children of Israel. The season of Advent begins with the prophecy of how Jesus will return to earth and will be Coming in Clouds. The story of John the Baptist tells how he would Prepare the Way for the coming of Jesus. As we enter closer to God we are taught to Pray About Everything. Though a little out of place chronologically, the next sermon is the story of the magi in Wise Men Worship Jesus. Then we celebrate the birth of Christ with A Child is Born. The story of Jesus being accidentally left after a feast in Jerusalem is given in Home Alone. Have a grateful Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas! This article was written by Jim


How many delegates attended the Constitutional Convention? Did you know that the Constitutional Convention is also known as the Philadelphia Convention, the Federal Convention or the Grand Convention at Philadelphia? It took place from May 25 to September 17, 1787, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The main idea is that the delegates elected George Washington to preside over the Convention. Keep in mind that the states had originally appointed 70 representatives to the Convention. Anyway, some of the appointees did not accept or could not attend. There were only 55 delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention.


Shown giving its tadpole a piggyback ride, this poison dart frog, which may have medical potential, is one of a dozen possible new species encountered during a conservation expedition to Nangaritza, an isolated mountain region of southeastern Ecuador, Conservation International announced June 16, 2009. (See video of the potential new species Scientists hope the discoveries will compel the Ecuadorian government to protect the area, which they say also provides clean water to the local people. Poison dart frogs lay their eggs in the moist forest floor and later carry the tadpoles to water, said Robin Moore, an amphibian expert with the nonprofit organization. --John Roach Photograph by Jessica Deichmann, courtesy Conservation International


This is a set of two back to school themed interactive books. The first book is What Do You See? This book has students use visual icons to create sentences in a book. The book has a repetitive sentence..."I see _____ when I go back to school" that is repeated throughout the 10 pages. Students use a choice of 10 visual icons to complete the sentence on each page. The second book is Back to School Activities. This book also contains a repetitive sentence that is repeated throughout. The sentence is: "I can ______ at school." Students choose from 10 different icons to complete this sentence. Complete, simple directions on how to assemble your interactive books are included in the packet. If you like these books, you may also like: Winter Interactive Books Spring Interactive Books Summer Interactive Books Fall Interactive Books


Lasted edited by Andrew Munsey, updated on June 14, 2016 at 9:09 pm. Compiled by Congress:Founder:Sterling D. Allan Pure Energy Systems News May 13, 2013 Ronald Ace said his flat-panel "Solar Traps," which can be mounted on rooftops or used in power plants, will shatter barriers that have stymied efforts to make solar energy cheap, clean and reliable. His claimed discoveries, which exist only on paper so far, would represent such a leap that they're sure to draw skepticism. Directory:Solar - index of resources PowerPedia:Solar Energy - Encyclopedic review of history and future Directory:Silicon - more efficient uses, alternatives, methods OS:Solar Ethanol - distiller design Directory:Solar Pavement - black-body absorption of the asphalt There was an error working with the wiki: Code


Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary hopple (plural hopples) - (transitive) To impede by a hopple; to tie the feet of (a horse or a cow) loosely together; to hobble. - (transitive, figuratively) To entangle; to hamper. - (Can we find and add a quotation of Dr. H. More to this entry?)


In addition to clean water, proper hygiene and sanitation are critical in the fight against Ebola. As part of their response to this crisis, Living Water Sierra Leone is revising its operational strategy to aid the most critical locations first. In the Western Area Rural District, this meant building an institutional sanitation facility at the Waterloo Community Health Center. Previously this hospital did not have an adequate toilet facility to cater for its patients. This was posing a risk to the health of the patients and the staff. This new toilet facility will drastically improve the level of hygiene and sanitation at the health center—aiding further to the prevention and treatment of Ebola and other illnesses. Your help is needed in projects like these. Visit water.cc/ebola to make a donation and see additional updates from our field staff in Sierra Leone and Liberia.


questions about jesus authority and Jesus went into the temple of God, and when he was teaching there, came the chief priests and elders of the Jewish nation and asked: "by what authority you do these things? and who gives this authority to you ? " Jesus said to them: "I'm also going to ask one question to you and if if you give answer to me, and I will tell you by what authority I do these things. from Where yohanes of baptism? from heaven or from men? "they discuss between them, and said:" If when we say from heaven, he would say to us: if so, why you not believe him? but if when we say from human beings, we fear the people, for all hold John as a prophet. " then they answered Jesus: "We do not know." and jesus also said to them: "if so, I also do not tell you by what authority I do these things."


“Oden” is one of ?the traditional Japanese ?foods. Oden is often eaten in winter. It is very popular food for Japanese. We can buy “Oden” at a convenience store today, like a fast food.??Although it was originally eaten with dipping miso in Edo era (1603-1868), ?recipe had been changed from that. It needs to be stewed daikon (radish), chikuwa (fish cake), yude-tamago (boiled egg), and other ingredients with soy sauce and broth for a long time. Oden has different flavor by a recipe and is characterized by areas. You can put any ingredients such as pork, carrots, sausages, or tomatoes. I recommend you to try to make your original Oden with your favorite ingredients to find your favorite flavor! Learn Japanese History Learn Japanese Culture


||This article does not have any sources. (October 2011)| A soundcheck is an activity that takes place a couple hours before a concert. The performer and the sound crew run through a short song to make sure that the sound in the venue is clear and at the right volume and tonal frequencies. Soundchecks are especially important for popular and other musical genres that use heavily-amplified PA systems; having correct sound is very important to the success of such events. A soundcheck remains part art and not all science, however, because the acoustics of a venue often change somewhat once it is filled with an audience. Artists who change their set list during the course of a concert tour often use soundchecks as a rehearsal opportunity to try out new material or revive old material, before possibly introducing such material into the concert proper.


Colorful leaves are the hallmark of fall. Their fleeting beauty often stops us in our tracks. Adults will gaze at the wondrous color palette of nature, while kids will run and jump in the crunchy leaves that have fallen on the ground. Make the most of this time of year, by studying the changing leaves. Custom make your own fall leaves unit study with these links and ideas. Fall Leaves Unit Study - Collect, draw and color leaves. - Try a Leaves Through The Seasons Art Project. - Do a leaf chromatography experiment to learn why leaves change colors. - Create Autumn Leaf Stained Glass. - Make a leaf journal using the leaves you collect and these printables from Kidzone. - Download a Fall Leaves Unit Study from CurrClick.com. - Download these Fall Brick Activities from CurrClick.com. Get outside. Enjoy fall. Learn a little while you are there!


What is an ECU? ECUs are the lifebloood of modern cars. ECU stands for Engine Control Unit. These are miniature CPUs located inside your cars engine, with sensors that go throughout all of the car. If you go to the full technical brief located here then you can get a much better idea of how these little computers effect your daily commute. Also detailed in the above technical brief you will find a step by step guide on the different levels of autonomous implementation. Currently we find oursives floating somewhere between level 1 and level 2, though BMW is expecting to have vehicles capable of up to level 4 intergration by the end of 2020 Throughout this technical brief there will also be information presented about the expected timeline of implementation, and a detail explanation of the google self driving car and what sensors it utilizes.


ARound the Town is a fun accordion craft activity that will engage your students as they practice rounding to the nearest 10, 100, and 1,000. They will also gain practice solving real world problems involving rounding as they build a town! There are 15 buildings and problems to choose from, so towns may be as big or small as you'd like! Assembly is simple and the accordions fold up neatly into a booklet. Instructions and suggestions for use are included, as well as an answer key. Save 25% by purchasing this resource in a Place Value and Rounding bundle! Place Value and Rounding Bundle I hope you choose to download this product. If you do and find it helpful, please leave a great rating, follow me, and check out the other products in my store. Thank you! ~For personal and single classroom use only.~


Today’s Tip: Winter Survival Tip When outside in cold weather, especially in a survival situation, always keep your head covered. You can lose 40 to 45 percent of body heat from an unprotected head and even more from the unprotected neck, wrist, and ankles. These areas of the body are good radiators of heat and have very little insulating fat. The brain is very susceptible to cold and can stand the least amount of cooling. Because there is so much blood circulation in the head, most of which is on the surface, you can lose heat quickly if you do not cover your head.


Science activities for 6th graders involve using measurement, hands-on learning and observational skills to build scientific knowledge. Schoolofdragons.com provides a number of age-appropriate and engaging science activities for 6th graders that involve making and testing predictions, chemical reactions and observation of the natural world.Continue Reading An especially engaging chemical reaction experiment featured on schoolofdragons.com includes filling a bottle with yeast and water and then covering the bottle with a balloon. Students can observe the filling of the balloon by the carbon dioxide that is released by the chemical reaction between yeast and water. Sixth graders can also use prediction and observation skills by hypothesizing how many drops of water will fit on the surface of a penny. Using an eyedropper, students can test their hypotheses.Learn more about K-12 Curriculum


It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978 and is the largest intact volcanic caldera in the world. Surrounded by a thick wall of virgin forest, the Crater creates a natural amphitheatre. Due to the enclosed nature of the Crater it has virtually formed its own ecosystem. Besides the stunning scenery, one of the main attractions of this area is the variety of flora and fauna found in a remarkably compact area all year round. Thus the Crater is able to sustain a vast resident population of game,including elephant,buffalo,hippo,wildebeest,gazelle,monkeys,black rhino,leopard and hyena. The surrounding conservation area is also home to Maasai tribe.


Dialects—Spoken Style, Written Style Lecture no. 18 from the course: The Story of Human Language Taught by Professor John McWhorter | 30 min | Categories: The Great Courses Plus Online Literature & Language Courses We often see the written style of language as how it really "is" or "should be." But in fact, writing allows uses of language that are impossible when a language is only a spoken one.


Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Jan 27, 2011 Making hats. Learn to make a knit hat using a round knitting loom. No knitting experience required. This is a fun craft project that anyone can enjoy. Great for children ages 5+. Knitting has never been this easy... or fun.


Meaning of lower class Pronunciation: (lō'ur), [key] - a class of people below the middle class, having the lowest social rank or standing due to low income, lack of skills or education, and the like. - (broadly) working class. Pronunciation: (lō'ur-klas', -kläs'), [key] - of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the lower class: lower-class values. - lower class (Thesaurus)


The goal of anger management is to reduce both your emotional feelings and the physiological arousal that anger causes. You can't get rid of, or avoid, the things or the people that enrage you, nor can you change them, but you can learn to control your reactions. Are You Too Angry? There are psychological tests that measure the intensity of angry feelings, how prone to anger you are, and how well you handle it. But chances are good that if you do have a problem with anger, you already know it. If you find yourself acting in ways that seem out of control and frightening, you might need help finding better ways to deal with this emotion. American Psychological Association, 2014.


Spanish proverbs offer insight into Spanish culture, history, and society, and are often used in speech and writing. There is no substitute for knowing them, and if you can use them in yourself, so much the better. Below are all the standard proverbs used in Spanish, along with English translations and explanations. Use the Search Box at left if you cant't navigate your way to what you want. rogar a Dios por santos mas no por tantos enough is as good as a feast. (lit.: ask God for saints and nothing more)


Daudet, Hisroire de ?emigration (3 vols., Paris,1886-1890and 1904-1905), and La Police et les chouans sous le consulat et l'empire (Paris, 1895); G. This situation opened up to him materials of which he made use in his first and most popular historical work, Histoire de la Vendee et des Chouans, 3 vols., 1806. CHOUANS (a Bas-Breton word signifying screech-owls), the name applied to smugglers and dealers in contraband salt, who rose in insurrection in the west of France at the time of the Revolution and joined the royalists of La Vendee. The Chouans then waged a guerrilla warfare against therepublicans and, sustained by the royalists and from abroad, carried on their assassinations and brigandage with success. After the death of Cottereau, the chief leaders of the Chouans were Georges Cadoudal and a man who went by the name of Jambe d'Argent.


Professor Muhammad Yunus, founder of the Grameen Movement and winner of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize, is responsible for many innovative programs benefiting the rural poor. He taught briefly in the U.S. before returning to Bangladesh, where he joined the Economics Department at Chittagong University. In 1974, Dr. Yunus pioneered the idea of Gram Sarker (village government) as a form of local government based on the participation of rural people. This concept proved successful and was adopted by the Bangladeshi government in 1980. Dr. Yunus has received widespread recognition for his work, including the Nobel Peace Prize. Dr. Yunus is also a UN Foundation Board member.


corn, high-yielding cropping systems, yield gaps A corn research trial was conducted at Scandia, KS, during the 2014 growing season. The objective was to study the contribution of different farming systems in developing efficient and high-yielding corn production systems. The experiment had five treatments: farmer practices, comprehensive fertilization, production intensity, ecological intensification, and advanced plus. Farmer practice was the lowest-yielding treatment, and ecological intensification and advanced plus treatment presented similar yields. Balboa, G. R. and Ciampitti, I. A. "Breaking Corn Yield Barriers: A Cropping Systems Approach," Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports:


PowerPoint with Audio. Part of the Living on Planet Earth series. This presentation includes colorful images and illustrations to explain how plants grow by describing their basic structure. Defines true plants, and the differences between very simple plants that absorb water (moss) and plants that have a "plumbing system" of roots, stems and leaves (rose). = Member Site Document


Shakespeare, William. Macbeth. Random/Candlewick Press 146p. $21.99 ISBN 978-0-7636-6943-0 ms/hs Graphic novel E-BN Hinds produces another high-quality interpretation of Shakespeare’s work in the graphic novel Macbeth. The talented artist set the story in 12th-century Scotland, a compromise between the 11th century of the real Macbeth and Shakespeare’s disregard for historical accuracy. He uses muted gray, green and brown tones masterfully throughout the work to emphasize the darkness of the story. The text is a modified version of the original, but it flows eloquently and key plot points are not lost. Artistic and editorial decisions are noted in several pages at the end of the book. Highly recommended as a supplementary text for classes studying Shakespeare’s work. Summary: Shakespeare’s Macbeth is illustrated in graphic-novel format. Macbeth, Shakespeare --Stephanie Pennucci


You know that all birds have feathers, beaks, and lay eggs. Now learn about their differences. This program will focus on the forms and functions of feathers, beaks, and eggs of different birds. Students will have the chance to meet one of our feathered friends up close. Two of the most important things in an animal's life are to eat and to avoid being eaten. Discover the survival strategies of different animals. How they eat, how they avoid being eaten, and how they have adapted to their habitats. Includes live animal demonstration. With so many different animals in the world, how do we tell them apart, and how are they all related? Discover the characteristics of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Children will be "tested" by classifying the live animal guests.


Also known as: Typhoid fever is a bacterial infection that is rare in the United States. However, it is not rare in many other countries. Major symptoms may include unusually high fever, headache, loss of appetite, fatigue, abdominal pain and diarrhea. International travel is an exciting and potentially dangerous endeavor. Travelers will encounter different public health standards and environmental conditions while away from home, and these can lead to illness. If you are going abroad, Providence Traveler's Services can help you plan a safe and healthy trip.


After the fall of France in 1940, the poet George Faludy escaped to Morocco. Walking by the sea, he saw some cliffs high above the shore. They seemed picturesque but inaccessible. An old Arab was passing with his donkey and Faludy turned to him. “How do you get up there?” he asked, pointing to the cliff. The old man stopped and spat on the ground. “You can’t get to those cliffs,” he replied, “because the accursed French never built a road.” In 1940 Morocco had been a French protectorate for 28 years. The seashore below the cliffs had been inhabited by human beings since the Stone Age. Blaming the French for not building a path in 28 years that the inhabitants hadn’t built throughout the millennia before, summarized the region’s political culture. View original post 718 more words


As a magnetic field is applied starting from the origin (magnetic field: 0, magnetization: 0), magnetization is eventually saturated. The value at the time of saturation is called the “saturation magnetic flux density”. If the magnetic field is weakened in the opposite direction after saturation, the magnetic field becomes “0” on the vertical axis. The value of this intersection is called the “residual magnetic flux density”. If the magnetic field is further applied in the opposite direction after the intersection point with the vertical axis, magnetization becomes “0” on the horizontal axis. The value of this intersection is called “coercive force”. The magnetization curve acquired when a magnetic field is alternately (including the opposite direction) applied to the magnetic body is called a “Hysteresis loop”.


As you encroached on ye’s territory, it did so on both fronts, being used for the plural and formal singular. The informal singular was still thou, in those centuries in which English maintained the informal/formal pronoun distintion that many modern European languages still have: tu-vous, du-Sie, tú-usted, etc. But gradually social change sealed you’s triumph. Using a plural to address a single person was once reserved for the very highborn, but made its way down the social ladder until any social superior was to be addressed with you. It didn’t stop there, though, as vous and Sie did. Instead, having once crowded out ye, you now edged out thou in the early modern period.


Gas Technicians lay pipe for steam and/or gas mains, and are essential for the smooth operation of both electric and gas utilities. Another common job title is Valve and Regulator Repairer. Skills Required for Gas Technicians: - Following the directions of others or written instructions to lay out pipe routes. - Cut pipes to required size and position them for welding or sealing. - Connect pipe pieces and joints using welding equipment, cement or glue. - Cover pipes with earth or other materials. - Find and repair or replace pipes using special magnetic or radio indicators. - Be safe and use safety equipment. Gas Technicians also need to: - Work with little or no supervision. - Be patient and willing to stick it out when things go wrong. - Listen and understand customer needs and how to meet them. - Enjoy working outdoors. - Obtain a Commercial Driver's License (CDL).


Flames recently engulfed large parts of Fernkloof Nature Reserve, leaving a smoking blackened landscape behind. It is hard to imagine that this is a good thing. But less than two weeks later the Fire Lilies (Cyrtanthus species) were appearing as red splashes against the black. As quickly as they came, they wilted and faded away, not to be seen again until the next fire. The fact is that Fynbos needs fire to renew itself. Fire returns nutrients to the poor soil in the form of ash and allows seeds to germinate and shrubs to re-sprout. A minimum of ten to fifteen years is needed till the next fire to allow the new plants to flower and produce enough seeds for the next cycle of renewal. In Fynbos, life rises phoenix-like from the ashes.


The act or state of declining or sinking. - Balanced, rhythmic flow, as of poetry or oratory. - The measure or beat of movement, as in dancing or marching. - A falling inflection of the voice, as at the end of a sentence. - General inflection or modulation of the voice. - Music A progression of chords moving to a harmonic close, point of rest, or sense of resolution.


Letter T. Phoneme Tuh. ABCS. Letter T. Phonemic Awareness. First Sound Fluency This alphabet worksheet is a fun printable for teaching words that begin with the letter T or Tuh. Letter T worksheet includes simple pictures, games, puzzles. Permission is granted to use this file to print one for each student in one class - 20 maximum.


Imagine… Improved mineral bioavailability Calcium and magnesium are essential minerals in our daily diet. They play a major role in building stronger, denser bones early in life and keeping bones healthy and strong in later years. Furthermore calcium is also important for mineralization of teeth and for muscle contraction, and both minerals are essential for many enzymatic reactions in our bodies. Various studies have shown that consuming inulin or oligofructose increases the absorption of calcium and possibly of magnesium. This can be important in building stronger bones and maintaining bone quality. There are also strong indications that increased mineral absorption can lead to better bone mineralization.


This week we started answering those questions by starting our unit on the water cycle. We learned that precipitation is water that falls from the sky, and it falls in the form of rain, snow, sleet or hail. Once it falls to the earth's surface, precipitation can become runoff, it can be part of a collection (as a puddle or one of our bodies of water), or it can become ground water. Take a look at the videos below. The students in the Bair's Den became water drops and experienced runoff and collection. Ask your child to explain the process to you while you watch! The Bair's Den AM - Runoff and Collection The Bair's Den PM - Runoff and Collection


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This powerpoint is a great wrap up for a rhyming unit. Students will see two pictures and the slide will say "Do they rhyme?" Then students will write yes or no (or a smile or sad face) on a white board. After they have a chance to response, the word yes or no will fly onto the screen. There are 8 slides like this. The last 5 slides have 3 pictures and 2 of the pictures are rhyming matches. These slides say which one does not belong. A red X will fly over the picture that does not belong!


Aloe simii - Indigenous South African Succulent - 10 Seeds Aloe is a genus containing about 400 species of flowering succulent plants. The most common and well known of these is Aloe vera, or "true aloe". The genus is native to Africa, and is common in South Africa's Cape Province, the mountains of tropical Africa, and neighbouring areas such as Madagascar, the Arabian peninsula, and the islands of Africa. Stemless solitary plants with bright green more or less upright leaves which are sometimes spotted. Grows to 1.5m tall with a branched inflorescence with pink flowers in summer. USDA Zone - 8 Season to Sow - Spring


Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (staging) Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) (also known as cervical dysplasia) is the potentailly premalignant stage in the dysplastic changes in the squamous epithelium of the cervix. Grading of CIN is based on the degree of dysplasia seen in a sample of cervical tissue: - similar to condylomata acuminata - nuclear enlargement and hyperchromasia of superficial cells - atypical cells are seen also in the lower layers - increase in nuclear:cytoplasmic ration - loss of polarity - increase in number of mitoses CIN III = stage 0 cervical cancer - entire thickness of epithelium is replaced with atypical cells with no surface differentiation.


Scientific name: Hibiscus coccineus Description and characteristics: Attractive to bees, butterflies, and humming birds. Dies back in winter, but comes back in the spring. : Scarlet (Dark Red). Mid-Summer, Late Summer/Early Fall. Sun to Partial Shade. Likes a lot of water , but will tolerate some drought. In late June of 2014 this plant began blooming.


Here are some easy tips to help you upgrade your childs supplies for high school. more Kids are very likely to come into contact with parasites like lice and worms. Why? Because they tend to forget to wash their hands, and they are more likely to play in the dirt than adults. Some parasitic infections spread quickly in school and child care environments because kids tend to share personal items and work and play in close proximity. As yucky as they seem, parasitic infections are usually harmless and relatively easily treated. But, left untreated, they can lead to more serious infections, weight loss, and more. From head lice to pinworms, the best prevention is to teach kids to avoid getting parasitic infections in the first place. Learn more about how parasites infect kids and what to look for if you suspect a parasitic infection.


Measurement & Geometry Using units of measurement Compare 12- and 24-hour time systems and convert between them. Interpret and use timetables Statistics and Probability Data representation and interpretation Describe and interpret data displays using median, mean and range Learning how to understand and use timetables is an important life skill for students as they become more independent and make choices about sustainable ways to travel. This lesson introduces students to transport timetables; it teaches them how to read and interpret timetable information; and it provides them with the opportunity to experiment with using timetables to plan journeys using public transport services. *ensure the required content areas on the left are expanded when printing.


On her trip to New York, Jo meets this person, a German man with a thick accent. He is a stout, educated, older man who takes care of his two orphaned nephews, Franz and Emil. Because he is a bachelor, he undertakes such domestic tasks as cleaning and darning his own socks. Mr. John Brooke This person is Laurie's tutor. Although Mr. Laurence offers to help this person, the young man refuses, preferring to make his own way without incurring any debt. He takes a job as a clerk and earns a modest living for himself and his new bride. This person is the March family's housekeeper. She is colorful and energetic, and she loves the family dearly. She has been with the family since Mr. and Mrs. March married, and she gave Mrs. March her first cooking lessons. This person is Laurie's... This section contains 808 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page)


I like the human example better than the general Wikipedia, so here goes the question: We all know water is polar yes? Meaning the Oxygen nucleus attracts the electrons more than the Hydrogen nuclei. So my question being, if you could in theory increase that attraction, make that attraction stronger, enough so that the oxygen has a complete grip on those electrons, and probably enough to repel the Hydrogen protons, what would happen? Would the Hydrogens stay at all costs with it's electrons, or would it simply leave? And then what would the oxygen atom which would be stable wouldn't it? If this seems an obvious question, my defense is that I come from a school where knowing what a proton is, gets you an A.


SULLIVANS ISLAND, S.C. – Re-enactors on a wind-swept South Carolina beach have marked the 150th anniversary of a famous Civil War battle that showed the world that black soldiers could fight and later was chronicled in the movie "Glory." The re-enactors representing a black Union regiment, the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, and others in Confederate butternut-colored uniforms, left wreaths on an island honoring those who died there in the 1863 attack on Battery Wagner. Those present prayed and sang "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." As part of the commemoration off Charleston Harbor, they also fired a three-gun rifle volley in saluting the dead. The 54th was raised in Boston and of the 600 black troops who bravely charged Confederate defending Battery Wagner, 218 were killed, wounded or captured in fierce fighting.


It all begins with the cell – even in medicine. Biochemists and pharmacologists research new active ingredients, while physicians study specific cell properties and want to make use of the natural potential of stem cells. Cells and cell cultures are being tested in the laboratory to determine everything which could be technically suitable for healing purposes before it comes in contact with the living organism. Professor Joachim Heberle from the Free University of Berlin wants to make the smallest protein structures visible under the microscope. He wants to accomplish this with an infrared microscope, originating in the field of physics. He told COMPAMED.de which technology is behind all this and what he also wants to examine with it in the future.


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Pronunciation: [FRUHK-tohs; FROOK-tohs] Also called fruit sugar and levulose, this extremely sweet substance is a natural by-product of fruits and honey. It's more water-soluble than sucrose (with fewer calories). Unlike glucose, it can be used by diabetics. Fructose comes in granulated and syrup forms. Except in the case of some liquids, such as a sauce or beverage, it should not be substituted for regular sugar (sucrose) unless a recipe gives specific substitution. When heated, fructose loses some of its sweetening power. From The Food Lover's Companion, Fourth edition by Sharon Tyler Herbst and Ron Herbst. Copyright © 2007, 2001, 1995, 1990 by Barron's Educational Series, Inc.


GANDHI : Rethinking the possibility of Non-violence Prof. Sudhir Chandra, Centre for Social Studies …Gandhi’s anguish was manifold. But it centred around his tragic discovery that the freedom struggle led by him had not been the unique non-violent struggle that he and the whole world had believed it to have been. The discovery forced itself upon him when the country erupted into savage violence on the eve of Independence. Could decades of non-violence, Gandhi wondered, have produced such savagery? ‘No,’ was his categorical answer. Whence, then, had the savagery come? Gandhi came up with an answer that has left academic wisdom as well as popular memory untouched. But it is an answer that necessitates a radical re-examination of what Gandhi is believed to have achieved and, consequently, of his potential as a continuing historical presence. READ FULL ARTICLE…


In classical antiquity, the cornucopia (from Latin cornu copiae) or horn of plenty was a symbol of abundance and nourishment. It’s commonly depicted as a large horn-shaped container overflowing with produce, flowers or nuts. The cornucopia became the attribute of several Greek and Roman deities, particularly those associated with the harvest, prosperity, or spiritual abundance, like the personifications of Earth, Terra or Gaia. The Cornucopia is a symbol of fertility, fortune, and abundance for all. But why Foundation Media? Gaia philosophy, the concept that living organisms will improve their environment.


Addition and Subtractions Sorts These fun cut-and-paste worksheets are a simple and great way for students to practice! These 36 fun and engaging worksheets will help your students practice simple addition and subtractions with numbers up to twenty. Each page features graphic organizer - and students have to sort the number problems to match the answers shown (3 or 4 on each page). These activities are very simple activity to prepare for your class and is so much more than just a worksheet! Please follow us here at TpT and find more of our original 'cut and paste' worksheets throughout our store categories. Visit our blog at


The VS-300, the world's first functioning helicopter, was invented by Igor Sikorsky. The patent was granted to Sikorsky on March 19, 1935, following his initial application on June 27, 1931.Continue Reading It was constructed by the Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corporation, and successfully piloted by the inventor himself on May 13, 1940, following an initial tethered test of only a few seconds in September of the previous year. Following its successful free flight, the VS-300 became the standard for helicopter manufacture around the world. Earlier versions of the helicopter, all unsuccessful, had included Thomas Edison's, which had a volatile gun cotton-powered engine, and Louis Charles Breguet's Gyroplane #1, which was likened to a bunch of windmills lashed together.Learn more about Inventions


Statistics And Its Limitations - 825 Words What Is Statistics? Statistics is the science of learning from data, and of measuring, controlling, and communicating uncertainty; and it thereby provides the navigation essential for controlling the course of scientific and societal advances Statisticians apply statistical thinking and methods to a wide variety of scientific, social, and business endeavors in such areas as astronomy, biology, education, economics, engineering, genetics, marketing, medicine, psychology, public health,... 825 Words | 3 Pages


Even when prevention efforts are made, sometimes a disease is unavoidable. Some reasons include evolution of drug-resistant strains of a disease; changes in a person’s environment; increased travel; inappropriate use of prescription drugs; a weakened immune system; and lack of attention to proper personal hygiene. - HIV/AIDS and related opportunistic infections - Community acquired and hospital acquired bacterial infections - Infections in immunocompromised patients, including those with (1) hematological and organ related malignancies, (2) stem cell or organ transplants and (3) congenital immunodeficiency disease states - Herpes virus infections - Hepatitis virus infections - Mycobacterial infections, including TB, drug-resistant TB and non-TB mycobacterial (NTM) diseases - Fungal infections


Unformatted text preview: The %angle between all adjacent curves must be equal and the rotation should %be performed around the origin in the xy plane (2-D rotation). The %scale used on the x and y axes should be equal to each other. All your %curves should be blue and solid. This function has no outputs, it only %produces a plot (and possibly some mild enjoyment). %usage: rotLineCircle(u,v,num); hold on; for x = 1:num... View Full Document This note was uploaded on 10/21/2010 for the course CS 1371 taught by Professor Stallworth during the Spring '08 term at Georgia Tech. - Spring '08


"The Packet Lady" is proud to present this Instructional Sequence & Close Read Packet on Abraham Lincoln's "The Gettysburg Address." This Common Core aligned Packet is perfect if you are a teacher or homeschooling parent who just wants to print out the packet and go! Included is a detailed Instructional Sequence (lesson plan), a PowerPoint on Lincoln, a copy of the "Gettysburg Address," and easy to read & understand forms on focusing, defining & clarifying words & phrases, brainstorming, and both self-check & teacher friendly writing rubrics for a 5 paragraph essay. This Packet has it all! Save yourself HOURS of time, and just print it out! Everything you need for a quality, thoughtful lesson is right here! Thanks for visiting!


Question:What is Laser optoacoustic imaging and is it used in the diagnosis of breast cancer? Answer: Laser optoacoustic imaging is an experimental technique to try to use higher frequency sound waves to show the extent of the tumor. I would say that that's still experimental and something on the drawing board. I do think there's going to be important research in the whole area of breast imaging, because as we move away from more radical surgery, it's going to be important that we know the true extent of the tumor. And so breast imaging is where that technology will lie, to help guide us to do minimal invasive approaches. Previous: What Is a Ductoscopy?