Date of Battle: January 7, 1865 Location of Battle: Julesburg, CO Participants: The 7th Iowa Cavalry under Capt. Nicholas O'Brien were attack by about 1,000 Sioux and Cheyenne warriors. An Indian decoy lured 38 men of 7th Iowa Cavalry under Capt. Nicholas O'Brien out of Fort Rankin. The trap was sprung too soon and the soldiers made it back to the fort. 14 soldiers, 2 settlers, and no Indians were killed. For more information see: Encyclopedia of Indian Wars Indian Wars of the West Life of George Bent Red Cloud's Folk The Sioux Indian Wars Tribal Wars on the Southern Plains Return to Index Return to CO Fights


The western grebe is the largest grebe in North America. They breed on freshwater wetlands in the western half of North America. In the winter they typically migrate to the coastal waters of the west coast of North America. They are fish eaters that usually catch their prey by diving under the water. I photographed this grebe at the Bosque del Apache in New Mexico last November.


SQL script files are text files that contain SQL statements, and are useful to execute the same SQL statements repeatedly. Script files can be built manually, or they can be built automatically by database utilities. The Unload utility (dbunload), for example, creates a script file consisting of the SQL statements necessary to recreate a database. Running a SQL script file without loading Running a SQL script file using the Interactive SQL READ statement Running a SQL script file in batch mode (command line) Loading a SQL script from a file into the SQL Statements pane Writing database output to a file Discuss this page in DocCommentXchange. |Copyright © 2014, SAP AG or an SAP affiliate company. - SAP Sybase SQL Anywhere 16.0|


|<- 368: Gorebyss||National Pokédex||370: Luvdisc ->| While does not evolved into or from the any other Pokémon. Relicanth is a Pokémon that is heavily based on the coelacanth. It is covered with hard, brown scales that are similar to craggy rocks. The composition of its scales allow it to withstand the intense pressure of the ocean depths. Its tan head has protruding cheekbones, which are smaller on a female. A triangular spike protrudes from the back of its head. Tan patches cover its body and there is a red spot located on both sides. It possesses two pairs of pectoral fins, which it uses to push itself along the sea bottom. Additionally, it has dorsal and pelvic fins near its tail. Its tail fin has a wavy outline. Relicanth is a filter feeder, and it feeds on microscopic organisms with its toothless mouth. It has remained unchanged for 100 million years.


SISD - SIMD - MISD - MIMD Posted on 2004-09-02 reading a book (Introduction to Parallel Processing Algorithms and Architectures) I came across some words (SISD - SIMD - MISD - MIMD - GMMP - GMSV - DMSV - DMMP) which are partially explained,but I don't entirely understand it. What is ment by: * SINGLE/MULTIPLE INSTRUCTION -> what is the "instruction", how can I imagine me an "instruction" ?? * SINGLE/MULTIPLE DATA -> same question but with the word "data" (I know of course what the "classical" meaning of "data" is , but I don't think you can use that meaning here.). Thanks in advance


Thursday, 12 December 2013 Anemia: A deficiency in iron can be very dangerous to overall health, and it can manifest in anemia. Anemia is characterized by headaches and migraines, fatigue, weakness, depression, and cognitive malfunction. Therefore, eating food that is high in iron can combat anemia, and eggplants have a decent amount of iron in their meaty, edible fruit. Eggplants are also very rich in copper, another essential component of red blood cells, just like iron. Without these two minerals, the red blood cell count in the body will continue to decrease, since they are perpetually being used up. With healthier, red blood cells coursing through your veins, you will see a noticeable boost in energy and strength, and eliminate feelings of fatigue or stress.


A writ is a court order directed from a higher court to a lower court or government official to comply with specific instructions. A writ is usually only permitted when a defendant has exhausted all other remedies. This means that all appeals must be attempted prior to seeking a writ. Often, defendants use a writ as a means to raise issues not contested in an appeal such as ineffective assistance of an attorney or prosecutorial misconduct. Writs can be very complex and typically involve very specific legal details that were not raised during the original appeal. For this reason, you need a seasoned attorney to assist you in requesting a court to issue a writ.


- How was Army autocratic - Their role was to protect only the Kaiser, not the state - Independent from the Reichstag - So had no one controlling them; only the Kaiser - Conscription so every man had to join the army for 2-3 years. - Discipline, pride in military institutions and love for the Fatherland taught in schools - So boys were bought up to love and fight in the army. - Had the right to introduce martial law Similar History resources:


Exterior details lend themselves to the interior landscape of a character or narrator. What one chooses to notice, how one describes an object, says more about the speaker than it does about that thing. A character who spends a whole paragraph noticing someone’s unwashed, unkempt hair tells the reader that hygiene is an obsession. The distant relative who’s quick to point out the stain on a shirt might be hasty to reveal the flaws of others. Daily Details Made Monumental, on the Ploughshares blog, discusses how Joan Didion utilizes detail in her nonfiction.


The snake. Among the Romans the snake was the conventional representation of the genius loci. figures of serpents were often painted against a wall, as the cross is in modern Italy, and answered the purpose of our sign “Commit no nuisance” (Pers. i.113 ). As the emblem of Aesculapius (q.v.), the snake was the sign that hung before the Roman pharmacies, answering to our pestle and mortar. It was also the military ensign of a cohort, being then commonly termed draco.


New Zealand dairy prices increase Read the article Dairy product prices to rise despite milk freeze and then answer the questions below. You can either read the article in the window below or you can follow the previous link to read the article in a separate window. Identify the key determinants of demand for dairy products in New Zealand. Using diagrams, as appropriate, explain the changes that have taken place in the market for dairy products. Analyse the likely impact of the increase in the price of milk on - pizzas and - soya milk and other milk substitutes. Discuss the extent to which manufacturers of dairy products will be able to pass on the increased costs to consumers in the form of higher prices.


|Page (1) of 1 - 04/04/11||email article||print page| Want to know how sedimentary rock is made? In this film geology expert, Matt Genge, will explain the basics of sedimentary rocks, and show you with beautiful pictures and diagrams how they're created. |Geology: Sedimentary Rocks| Source:GrabNetworks (c). All Rights Reserved


Teachers Keynote – 90 minutes Anti Bullying Teacher Training Teachers have a central role in reducing bullying and bad behavior in their school. Reportbullying.com offers a 90 minute anti bullying keynote to educate teachers about bullying and intervention behavior. Jim Jordan offers a teacher training workshop course which includes; What is bullying? How to identify bullies Forms of bullying Get to know your students Understanding why kids bully How to become objective and measurable to build consistency How to create a proactive motivating school environment. Are you Aggressive or Assertive? Understanding Bully, Victim, Bystander roles


The first two Palapas each had 12 transponders and were supported by 40 earth stations; they were identical to the Anik and Westar satellites built (also by Boeing Satellite Systems) for the first domestic systems in Canada and the United States. The current system has three satellites, each with 24 transponders, and thousands of earth stations. Palapa B2, launched from the space shuttle, failed to reach its correct orbit but was salvaged by a later shuttle mission. Related category SATELLITES AND SPACE PROBES Home • About • Copyright © The Worlds of David Darling • Encyclopedia of Alternative Energy • Contact


The definition of a function can be extended to define the definition of an inverse, or an invertible function. It's important to understand proving inverse functions, and the method of proving inverse functions helps students to better understand how to find inverse functions. Students should review how to find an inverse algebraically and the basics of proofs. Sample Problems (2) Need help with "Applied Linear Equations: Geometry Problem" problems? Watch expert teachers solve similar problems to develop your skills. Length of a rectangle is 5 cm more than twice its width.


Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Gardening Seeds & Seasons and other Garden topics. What many people may not know is that geraniums need to thoroughly dry out between watering periods. Geraniums grow best when they are planted in clay pots. This is because a clay pot helps the soil to dry out quicker. Geraniums tend to get sickly when planted in plastic containers because they hold too much moisture. Another thing you may know about geraniums is they can be started with a cutting. Simply pinch off the bottoms and push them into a soil-less mix such as peat moss or perlite. Add heat by placing on a heating pad and roots generally appear in about ten days. |Sheri Ann Richerson|


Pruning raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, currants and elderberries Brambles are biennial plants with two types of canes: primocanes and floricanes. For fall-fruiting raspberries and blackberries, berries are harvested in August or September from 1-year-old canes called primocanes. For summer-fruiting brambles, primocanes are 1-year-old vegetative canes, and 2-year-old canes called floricanes produce the fruit. Canes that produce fruit die after the fruit matures and will need to be pruned. Various brambles are pruned differently, and some need to be tipped during the growing season.This guide describes how to prune brambles to maintain annual cropping. Archive version. For the most recent information see extension.missouri.edu.


Organic Beetroot - U.K. A rich source of phytochemical compound, glycine betaine. Betaine lowers homocysteine levels in the blood. Homocysteine is a highly toxic metabolite, promotes platelet clotting & atherosclerotic-plaque formation, which can be harmful to blood vessels. High levels of homocysteine in the blood result in the development of coronary heart disease (CHD), stroke and peripheral vascular diseases. Raw beetroot is an excellent source of folates. However, extensive cooking may significantly deplete its level in food. Folates are necessary for DNA synthesis within the cells. Beetroot leaves are an excellent sources of vitamin C. 100 g of beet greens provide 30 mg or 50% of RDA. Vitamin C is one of the powerful natural antioxidants, which helps the human body scavenge deleterious free radicals one of the reasons for cancer developmen


Category:Russian terms derived from Arabic |Recent additions to the category| |Oldest pages ordered by last edit| » All languages » Russian language » Terms by etymology » Terms derived from other languages » Afro-Asiatic languages » Semitic languages » West Semitic languages » Central Semitic languages » Arabic languages » Arabic Terms in Russian that originate from the Arabic language. This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total. Pages in category "Russian terms derived from Arabic" The following 90 pages are in this category, out of 90 total.


Practical Sewing Techniques Paperback A general introduction to the basic skills of sewing practice, this excellent practical guide gives learners a solid foundation from which to expand their sewing confidence. It is also a handy reference tool for those with more experience. Basic techniques for sewing by hand and using a sewing machine are clearly explained, including essentials such as hand-sewing buttons, hems, stitches, seams, setting up the sewing machine and choosing fabrics. Explanations of more advanced sewing techniques, such as making collars, cuffs, pockets or alterations to existing garments, show you how to adapt and refine design details to suit your own projects. - Format: Paperback - Pages: 144 pages, 300+, photographs and diagrams - Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC - Publication Date: 23/06/2011 - Category: Needlework & fabric crafts - ISBN: 9781408127483


A graphic built from three different images collected by the European Space Agency’s Sentinel-1A radar shows sea-ice change along northeast Greenland’s coast. Shades of grey on the left depict the static landmass, while colors on the right show changes in sea-ice type and cover. Near the center-left is the Zachariae Isstrom glacier, which is losing about 5 billion metric tons of ice a year to the ocean. Scientists have determined that the bottom of Zachariae Isstrom is being rapidly eroded by warmer ocean water mixed with growing amounts of meltwater from the ice-sheet surface. It’s estimated that the entire glacier holds enough water to raise global sea levels by more than 46 centimeters. The polar regions are some of the first to experience and visibly demonstrate the effects of climate change, serving as barometers for change in the rest of the world.


Gareth is the name of one of the Knights of the Round Table in the Arthurian legends, the son of Lot and Morgause, Arthur’s older half-sister, which makes him Arthur’s nephew. The name first appeared in Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur, based on the name Gahariet, an Old French form of the name. The etymology behind the name is uncertain though it has been linked to Welsh gwaredd meaning “gentleness”. It could also be connected to another name, Geraint, the Welsh form of Latin Gerontius meaning “old man” from Greek geron. Other possible meanings I’ve come across is that it might be from Welsh Gweir “grass”, “hay”, “collar”, “loop” or “bend” or Gweirydd “Gweir + lord”, or that it could be from Old Welsh gwrhyt “valor”. Origin: Welsh, Ancient Greek - Gahariet (Medieval French)


Learn about this topic in these articles: description of sweating sickness ...rate. The disease was fully described by the physician John Caius, who was practicing in Shrewsbury in 1551 when an outbreak of the sweating sickness occurred. His account, A Boke or Counseill Against the Disease Commonly Called the Sweate, or Sweatyng Sicknesse (1552), is the main historical source of knowledge of the extraordinary disease. discussed in biography ...outbreak of the disease, which provided him with an opportunity to observe its symptoms and to speculate on its causes. The following year, after his return to London, he published A Boke or Counseill Against the Disease Commonly Called the Sweate, or Sweatyng Sicknesse (1552), which became the main source of knowledge of this disease. Modern investigators think that the...


posted by harry on . A rocket weighs 1 x10^7 N while on the surface of the earth. The ignition of its engines results in a lift off force of 1.5 X 10^7 N a) what is the mass of the rocket. b) what is its acceleration at lift -off c)How fast will it be moving if it acceleartion at this rates for 10 minutes. d) How high will it be after 10 minutes. 1 the weight is mg, solve for m 2 Lift off force=mg + ma solve for a vf=at change t to seconds h=1/2 a t^2 The reality is that the weight of the rocket decreases as fuel is burned. I suppose your teacher wants to ignore that. Thank you Mr Bob Pursley


Our visiting exhibitions, permanent exhibits, and IMAX films are often related to important education outcomes. When available, we place educators guides, classroom activities, and further resources here. Exploring Permanent Exhibits IMAX Film Resources America Wild: National Parks Adventure Canadian Educator's Guide (Watch for the maple leaf symbol with added Canadian content) 25 Acts of Energy Conservation 25 Acts of Energy Conservation is a K to 12, province-wide action campaign with the Saskatchewan Environmental Society that promotes energy conservation all school year, culminating in a month of daily activities between Earth Hour and Earth Day (March 21 to April 25, 2016).


Error Prevention Training Course Everyone knows a chain is only as strong as its weakest link – so what is the most common, weakest link in many of today's critical business, clinical and industrial processes? As electro-mechanical equipment and automated systems have become more reliable over the past few decades, more and more organizations are ﬁnding human error to be an increasingly frequent contributor to both defects and accidents. This workshop addresses the most common causes of human error and demonstrates how the best practices from high reliability industries (such aviation and nuclear power) can be adapted to other industries to minimize the opportunity for error. - Trends in human error Dealing with "complexity" Operators - Environmental factors - Equipment & system design Overcoming common causes: - Lack of knowledge - Lack of communication - Lack of Awareness


Hypericum concinnum is a species of wildflower known by the common name gold-wire or goldwire. It is quite similar in appearance to St. John's wort, which is in the same genus. It is a short perennial plant bearing bunches of bright yellow flowers on its stems. The flower has long petals which fold back from the bloom, and a spray of thin stamens and pistils. This plant is endemic to California. |This Malpighiales article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.|


All instruments in the string family have their sound produced by bowing or plucking strings. Typical orchestral instruments include (from highest in pitch to the lowest): All stringed instruments can produce more than 1 note at a time. Clefs used by stringed instruments: |con sordini (or con sord.)||with mutes| |senza sordini (or senza sord.)||without mutes| |pizzicato (or pizz.)||pluck the strings| |arco||play with the bow (after an instruction to play pizzicato)| |sul ponticello||play near the bridge| |sul G||play on the G string|


Definition of subsidiary coin : a coin especially of silver of a denomination smaller than the basic monetary unit (such as a U.S. half-dollar, quarter, or dime) — compare minor coin Love words? You must — there are over 200,000 words in our free online dictionary, but you are looking for one that’s only in the Merriam-Webster Unabridged Dictionary. Start your free trial today and get unlimited access to America's largest dictionary, with: - More than 250,000 words that aren't in our free dictionary - Expanded definitions, etymologies, and usage notes - Advanced search features - Ad free! Seen and Heard What made you want to look up subsidiary coin? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).


What is Oil Pulling? Oil pulling is basically swishing about a tbsp of oil, most use coconut oil or sesame oil, in your mouth. Usually it is done for several minutes, about 15 or 20, and then spit into a garbage can. (Spitting it into the sink can clog your drains!) While you swish the oil around your mouth, the bacteria “get stuck” in it and get stuck in the liquid oil. What are the Benefits of Oil Pulling? - `. Oil Pulling Can Reduce Harmful Bacteria in The Mouth- Read this study: Effect of oil pulling on Streptococcus mutans count in plaque and saliva using Dentocult SM Strip mutans test: A randomized, controlled, triple-blind study - Oil Pulling Reduces Plaque and Gingivitis- Again see study above. - Oil Pulling Reduces Bad Breath- Please Read: Effect of oil pulling on halitosis and microorganisms causing halitosis: A randomized controlled pilot trial.


Genes first isolated from yeast which encode proteins that control critical steps in the cell division cycle. An example of such a protein is Cdc 14, a phosphatase that is localized in the nucleolus (q.v.). When the contents of the nucleolus are dispersed in late anaphase, this enzyme digests mitotic cyclins. See Chronology, 1973, Hartwell et al.; cyclins. Subjects: Genetics and Genomics.


Russia's lower house of parliament approved a change to the constitution that extends the term of the president from four to six years, CNN reports. The move is widely seen as a bureaucratic maneuver that will lead to the return of Vladimir Putin as president. The upper house of parliament is expected to follow suit and make the measure law. Putin stepped down as president and became prime minister because the constitution prevented him from serving three straight terms. Dmitry Medvedev's term is scheduled to end in 2012, but this new amendment could set the stage for early elections. Putin would then be allowed to run again, with the possibility of gaining 12 years in office.


Mediaton by Rights The law defines Mediation in § 1 Para. 1 ZivMediatG: ”an activity being based on voluntariness of the parties, with which a technically trained, neutral negotiator (Mediator) with recognized methods encourages communication between the parties systematically with to make the self-accounted solution of their conflict possible. and Duties of the Mediator The mediator is only allowed to act upon approval of the parties. The mediator has to be sworn to secrecy about the facts which are given in the framework of mediation or otherwise given to notice.


Definition of number theory : the study of the properties of integers First Known Use of number theory Learn More about number theory Britannica.com: Encyclopedia article about number theory Seen and Heard What made you want to look up number theory? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).


Meaning: “fierce, strong, gracious, dear.” The name is a feminine form of the old Czech male name, Jarmil, which is composed of the Slavic element, jary, meaning, “fierce, strong” and mil, meaning, “gracious, dear.” The designated name-day is February 4th. Common diminutive forms include: Jara, Jarina, Jarka, Jarmilka, Jaromilka, Jarulinka, Jaruna, Jarunka, Mila and Mili. The masculine form is, of course, Jarmil. Variations of both the masculine and the feminine are: Jaromil (m) and Jaromila (f). Obscure Polish forms are: Jarmił and Jarmiła. A Polish feminine diminutive is Jarcza.


Learn about this topic in these articles: “Diary of Anne Frank, The” ...the story of Anne Frank, a German Jewish teenager who died in a World War II concentration camp and whose diary is arguably the most famous work about the Holocaust. The screenplay was written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, who adapted their Pulitzer Prize-winning play of the same name. “Father of the Bride” Studio: MGMDirector: Vincente Minnelli Producer: Pandro S. Berman Writers: Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett Music: Adolph Deutsch Running time: 92 minutes


Dr. Linda Anooshian This study explores the attitudes and beliefs of Boise State University students regarding veterans’ reintegration issues. Two hundred eight students in an introductory psychology course participated in an online survey. We found that 88% of respondents know a veteran but 37% don’t know what services are available to them to assist with reintegration issues such as family, mental health and addictions problems. The information gathered assisted us in designing a brochure to serve as a single source of information on reintegration assistance for veterans and their families. Ross, Kevin; Anderson, Adela; Horan, Maribeth; and Sorenson, Cina, "The Reintegration of Veterans" (2008). Service-Learning Program. 2.


Hins Canit Castle, Cañete la Real An Arabic castle begun in the 9th century and completed in the 16th century. This great fortress was one of the most important during the Humar Bem Hafsum uprising and the Christian and Granada wars. Its name can be traced back to the Arabic Hins Cannit or Qanit, which, depending on the author consulted, either means “Canit Castle” or is a reference to the canes that can still be found close to the town centre. The present-day name is derived from the aforementioned term, to which the adjective real or royal was added following an order issued by Alfonso XI.


The natural reserve called “Valle delle Ferriere” is known by botanists all over the world thanks to the presence of a plant which is very rare in Europe, Woodwardia radicans: it is a so-called living fossil, that lived during Tertiary age. The reserve is also the habitat of different kinds of orchids and of a small carnivore plant, called “Pinguicola hirtiflora”, a plant that lives eating small insects. Small animals, among them the so-called “salamander with glasses”, inhabit the valley, too. The valley is reachable through a wonderful path along the stream called Rio Canneto. The path is easy and goes through beautiful woods, springs, and small cascades.


Here is a photo of a bird found dead that we can’t identify. Do you know what it may be? Your photo (not used here) shows a juvenile striated pardalote, a tiny bird of the gumleaves and treetops. It would have been about four or five months old. Perhaps its relative inexperience resulted in some mishap. Pardalotes of two species (striated and spotted) seem to be more numerous in the Ballarat region during autumn and early winter. Food would be the main reason for their movement. Because of their small size and treetop habits, pardalotes tend to be missed by most people. Although their calls indicate that they are fairly common. Sometimes there are several in one tree. They feed on a small insects among the gumleaves. - Questions and photos are welcome. Send to Roger Thomas at The Courier, PO Box 21, Ballarat, 3353, or email to email@example.com


How to Play "A House Is Not A Home" on the piano Want to learn how to improvise and play jazz piano? Well first you have to learn techniques from the jazz greats of yesteryear. This piano lesson teaches you how to play "A House Is Not A Home" by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. With some practice and basic understanding of music theory and harmony you will soon be able to improvise jazz solos over basic chords. Soon you will be able to play along with any tune with this jazz piano lesson. Check out this jazz piano how to video and you will be on your way to playing "A House Is Not A Home" by Burt Bacharach and Hal David.


TagsArduino Arduino Uno baking boffins build Craft cupcake diary dates Dr Matt Little Electromagnetic Field electronics EMF Camp Event events fabrication fingers frosting Geeky Girl Geeks Hacker Culture Hackspace homepage James Bond Skills LED Lock Picking LVL1 make Maker Faire UK Newcastle Oomlout.com Open Hacknight Open Source party Pledge project Rapid Prototyping Robotics Science Skills solar power Soldering tools toys workshop workshops Learn how to make a solar-powered USB phone charger in this easy workshop on Thursday, 29 May. Learn to make a working off-grid photovoltaic system in this all-day workshop. Make a small circuit to run a solar-powered engine in this £5 workshop. 4 – 5 August is our Weekend of DIY Solar Power, where you can learn to make a solar power system or solar PV panels.


Meaning of Optimism Noun / বিশেষ্য / संज्ञा a disposition or tendency to look on the more favorable side of events or conditions and to expect the most favorable outcome. the belief that good ultimately predominates over evil in the world. the belief that goodness pervades reality. the doctrine that the existing world is the best of all possible worlds. the tendency to expect the best and see the best in all things


Certain Genes Provide Immunity to Ebola Could the virus have been engineered to target people with specific genes? Reposted from: NaturalNews.com | by J. D. Heyes According to a new study published just days ago in the journal Science, researchers who infected a group of specially bred mice with the virus „saw a range of reactions, from zero [symptoms] to death by hemorrhagic fever,” The Washington Post reported, citing the study’s findings. The scientists were studying the varied reactions to the disease, and were specifically measuring how different genes in the mice altered the course of the viral infection. In doing so, researchers were able to determine which genes in humans are more vulnerable to death by the virus. The study is the first truly viable mouse study involving the Ebola virus, which has killed about 5,000 people in… View original post 642 słowa więcej


| Le Du Tong | |Name(s)||Le Du Tong| King Le Du Tong was a Vietnamese King who assumed the throne in 1705. Le Du Tong was the 22nd King of the Le Dynasty which had been ruling over Vietnam since 1427. Farmers accidently came across the coffin of the buried King when they were digging in a farmers field in 1958 and experts were first able to exam the remains in 1964. Little is known about the mummification of King Le Du Tong, however it is suspected that formaldehyde was used to preserve the body. The finding of King Le Du Tong's body was a very important find as it is one of the only cases in which a leader of the Le Dynasty could be excavated and examined.


- Confederation of Anarchist Subreddits - ⇐ What's this? Mutualism is not a specific social, political or economic system. It is—at its core—an ethical philosophy. We begin with mutuality or reciprocity—the Golden Rule, more or less—and then seek to apply that principle in a variety of situations. As a result, under mutualism every meaningfully social relation will have the form of an anarchic encounter between equally unique individuals—free absolutes—no matter what layers of convention we pile on it. -- (From "Two-Gun Mutualism and The Golden Rule") The Mutualist Tradition: (Here is an extended wiki of anarchist authors, courtesy of the Libertarian Labyrinth) Introductory Mutualist Texts: (More Suggested Reading)


|MATH NOTEBOOK PAGE 6| |MATH NOTEBOOK PAGE 7| The class got up and moved to check problems 1-5. Students had to find 3 friends to compare answers with. If they agreed they were to have their friend initial the problem. If they disagreed they were to have a discussion to determine who was correct. If they couldn't I was the judge. Once the student got 3 sets of initials for a problem I had to give the final ok and initial their paper. All students got a total of 4 sets of initials on each of the 5 problems.


Sir, The methods of calculus (letters, Oct 4 & 5) were discovered in the 17th century before the discovery of the mathematical notion of a limit, on which a rigorous treatment depends. That is why advanced calculus is called “analysis”: 19th-century mathematicians analysed heuristic methods to find out why they worked. Traditionally British schools have taught the heuristic methods. Another tradition, followed until recently on the Continent and in the US, avoids a heuristic approach and postpones the teaching of calculus until students can understand analysis. However, US schools have recently come to see the advantages of the British approach. St Albans, Herts


What are the differences in terms of their attributes and the way they carried out their tasks? Answers 1Add Yours Mr. Brown, the first white missionary in Umuofia is an understanding, respectful man. He doesn't push Christianity on the clan and even makes friends with the clansmen. Reverend Smith, on the other hand, is very strict with the clan. He insists that the members of the clan convert to the Christian religion and give up their own beliefs. Unlike Mr Brown, Rev. Smith shows no respect for culture, and his behavior can partially be blamed for the unfavorable way white colonialists are seen by the clans. Mr. Kiaga is a convert; he is a Christian African. His faith is strong, and his demeanor with the clans is one of gentleness and understanding. Things Fall Apart


Peanut Cracking Work. A yummy snack while practicing the fine motor skill of twisting a nut cracker. Shells are stored in small bowl and emptied into the compost at the end of the activity. Orange Juice Squeezing Work. Requires fine and large motor skills as well as the coordinated movement of pressing and twisting. Container of freshly squeezed juice is poured into a glass in our snack area for drinking, skins are composted, and tools are washed by the child and set up for the next person when finished. Banana Slicing Work. The child peels and slices the banana into small disks. Toothpicks are then inserted into each slice for serving to friends. Child carries the prepared slices around the classroom and politely offers and serves the snack to friends hors d'ouerves style. "Would you like a banana?"


The Bronze has been the most popular turkey variety for most of American history. It originated from crosses between the domestic turkeys brought by European colonists to the Americas and the eastern wild turkeys they found upon their arrival. The hybrid vigor of this cross resulted in turkey stocks that were larger and more vigorous than the European birds, and they were also much tamer than wild turkeys. The coppery-bronze colored metallic sheen, which gives the variety its name, was part of the inheritance from its wild ancestors. The Bronze variety was recognized by the American Poultry Association in 1874. Weights; Old Toms 36 lbs. Old Hens 20 lbs. The genotype of the bronze has no mutations and is considered (normal or the wild type) bb CC dd EE NN RR SlSl SpSp PnPn Or simply (bb) which indicates bronze base with no mutations at any locus in the genotype


During the Easter season, we look at the Gospel stories of Jesus Christ’s appearances after the Resurrection. At the end of 40 days, Jesus ascended into heaven, promising to send a helper to the disciples as they took on their mission of spreading the Good News. That helper—the Holy Spirit—came 10 days later on the day of Pentecost. Between the Ascension and the coming of the Holy Spirit, the Apostles and Mary waited in prayer for nine days. These nine days, in essence, constituted the first novena. Celebrate the final days of the Easter season with this month’s free download—a poster and booklet on Ascension to Pentecost: The First Novena. We’re also providing a how-to sheet with tips on using these resources in your classroom. Fill out the below form to receive the free PDFs: Ascension to Pentecost: The First Novena poster, booklet, and idea sheet.


|Developer||Ilya Efimov Production| |Price (MSRP)||49 €| |Type / Tags| The tin whistle, also called the penny whistle, English flageolet, Scottish penny whistle, tin flageolet, Irish whistle, six-holed woodwind instrument. It is a fipple flute, putting it in the same category as the recorder, Native American flute, and other woodwind instruments that meet such criteria. A tin whistle player is called a tin whistler or simply a whistler. The tin whistle is closely associated with Celtic music. - 717 MB ncw compressed format. - 1166 samples, 44,1 Hz \24-bit, stereo. - 2 natural legato types: normal and glissando. - 10 different articulations. - Realistic dynamic from p to f. - Two vibrato types. - Control of realistic vibrato and frullato. - Reassignable keyswitches and midi-controllers. - 3 modes of legato performance. - Repetition key. - Attack mode. - 6 round-robin for staccato.


It's Like That In February 2002, Australian radio reporter Jacqueline Arias did telephone interviews with very young asylum seekers, who had been detained for at least twelve months on the Australian coast. The children talked about their situation with some resignation: "Because life in this land out here is good, but not in this camp. It's as if we've been sent to prison. Do you know prison? That's what it's like here!" The independent collective Southern Ladies Animation Group S.L.A.G. made an animated film, featuring three coloured birds, to go along with the children's voices. At the time of the completion of the film, in the autumn of 2003, the children's situation had still not changed. Australia 2003, 7 min. Short, Animation, Fiction, Spoken language: English Southern Ladies Animation Group (S.L.A.G.)


Storing carbon dioxide underground by turning it into rock - November 18, 2016 - American Chemical Society - In November, the Paris Climate Agreement goes into effect to reduce global carbon emissions. To achieve the set targets, experts say capturing and storing carbon must be part of the solution. Several projects throughout the world are trying to make that happen. Now, a study on one of those endeavors has found that within two years, carbon dioxide injected into basalt transformed into solid rock. READ THE FULL ARTICLE: SCIENCE DAILY


The Quran has much to say about what we call environmental issues, about taking care of the earth. Fasad fi’l ard is usually translated “corruption on earth,” and one of its meanings is in fact corruption in the usual moral sense: cheating, bribery, promiscuity, abusive behavior, theft, oppression, political corruption, spree or senseless killing. But the term “fasad” also can refer to spoilage, as in spoiled vegetables or fruits. Or to something adulterated. Or pollution, such as environmental pollution. Why else would it be constantly called “corruption on earth?” Why mention this? We know corruption takes place on earth already.


Prevalence refers to the number of people currently diagnosed with diabetes. Quality and Outcomes Framework The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) was introduced in 2004 and provides financial incentives to general practices for the provision of high-quality care. Participation by practices in the QOF is voluntary but most practices choose to participate. As part of QOF, general practices will register the number of people with diabetes and therefore prevalence figures are available. These figures are published annually. ||Number of people diagnosed There are almost 3.5 million people who have been diagnosed with diabetes in the UK. More detailed figures with prevalence percentages for the UK will be updated in early 2016.


An Oilfish, Ruvettus pretiosus, approaches a bait at a depth of 878 m, north-east of Osprey Reef, Coral Sea, off Queensland, 21 May 2010. One of the differences between the Oilfish and an Escolar, Lepidocybium flavobrunneum, is the absence of lateral keels on the side of the caudal peduncle. The slightly raised ridge visible in the clip is presumably musculature not a keel. Other differences include fewer finlets behind the second dorsal and anal fins in the Oilfish (2 vs. 4-6) and a larger mouth (extending to below or just beyond the rear of the eye vs. extending to under the front of the eye). The scales of the Oilfish are also much larger than those of the Escolar. Last Updated: 21 June 2012 Juvenile Oilfish View full size Photographer: Greg Barea © Greg Barea 1 William Street NSW 2010 Australia


What did Ishmael’s parents teach him about being a man? How did he define manhood once he began his long walk west? What general life lessons were his parents able to teach him that sustained him during his brutal passage from boyhood, and that he carries with him to this day? Answers 1Add Yours Answered by jill d #170087


A living museum always continues to evolve. The collection grows, special exhibitions and events get planned, and displays improve with new methods of presentation. Much of what the Museum has achieved has been made possible through the financial and moral support of the Friends of the Museum, founded in 1966. The Friends' association views as its primary responsibilities: - Acquiring culturally significant toys for the Museum, and thus preserving them for posterity, - Supporting the Museum in maintaining and preserving these valuable toys, and encouraging relevant research work, - Helping maintain and expand the exhibition rooms, - Promoting awareness of the Toy Museum.


Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin (9 March 1934 – 27 March 1968) was a Russian pilot and cosmonaut. He was the first human to journey into outer space, when his Vostok spacecraft completed an orbit of the Earth on 12 April 1961. Gagarin became an international celebrity, and was awarded many medals and titles, including Hero of the Soviet Union, the nation's highest honour. Vostok 1 marked his only spaceflight, but he served as backup crew to the Soyuz 1 mission (which ended in a fatal crash). Gagarin later became deputy training director of the Cosmonaut Training Centre outside Moscow, which was later named after him. Gagarin died in 1968 when the MiG-15 training jet he was piloting crashed. The Yuri Gagarin Medal is awarded in his honor. Lomonosov Factory began to incarnate cosmonauts on porcelain items and invite space heroes to the workshops of the factory.


In Quantum Atom Theory the illusion of time is created by wave-particle duality. Time needs a static reference frame to move against and this is supplied by the photons and electrons. They are waves of future probabilities and particles only in the moment of now. This is why time only moves one way, forward because the uncertainty principle only works for future events. We always know the momentum and position of a particle in the past. Electromagnetic radiation (light etc) is creating a sea of probability and when the wave function collapses it creates a moment in time. Then the uncertainty principle moves on again as the illusion of time. The observer and observed oil on canvas Because photons of light move through space but not time the observer will always see light of the same polarization as the observed no matter how great the distance between them.


Most of our kinderkids know their colors when they come to us. We do a review at the beginning of the year. We focus on recognizing and reading all those color words. The kinderkids also complete a homework assignment for each color. They bring pictures of each color as we review. Here are our circle maps for our color days from last week. We have also been making a few anchor charts to display in our classroom. This one is inspired by Mrs. Will's Kindergarten. Be sure to check out her blog. She has so-o-o many neat things to share. After completing this anchor chart, I could hear the kids discussing their work at their tables. They were complementing each other and checking to make sure their work met the guidelines. I enjoy seeing them apply things we have learned in class. :) Hope you are having a GREAT week at school.


The continent of Agatha is a large continent situated north of the continent of Tenosia. Due to the death of King Alfonso Argon, ruler of Agatha, a power vacuum was created. Sensing opportunity, the Mason Order, led by General Malric Terrowin, eagerly filled the void. By the time of the return of the remainder of the Agathian army, the Masons and their loyalists controlled most of the eastern half of Agatha while loyalists supporting the dynasty of Argon held the west. This dispute led to the Agathain Civil War and Agatha as it is known today. The continent of Agatha is connected by sea to Tenosia in the south, Maxis in the east, and the Alistar Republic further north. A continent known as the Commonwealth of Arga exists on a peninsula located between the Alistar Republic and the Crusaders of Helgen.


Words for School: Level 3 About This Workbook This book teaches your child to read and write over 50 important vocabulary words in math, science, language arts, and social studies, using an engaging visual approach. If your child is learning words related to school subjects, this book will build on that foundation. 8 ¼ × 11 ⅔ inches. paperback. 80 pages. full color.


The European Baroque being in Rome it was meant o be a celebration of the catholic church victory again the protestant. The catholic church was trying to attract new and bring back old followers by introducing this new dramatic style. Baroque architecture is interested in combining function and universality. Probably the most well-known and influential sculptor of this era is Gianlorenzo Bernini. Creating beautiful work of art like the Ecstasy of Saint Teressa.


What information reports are? - They are reports used to forward raw information that are being collected by us to fulfill intelligence requirements. Where are they commonly found? - They are commonly found in factual texts, books Some language features - They are usually used formally and straightforward. - They use simple present tense


A history of Ireland, from its first settlement to the present time : including a particular account of its literature, music, architecture, and natural resources; with upwards of two hundred biographical sketches of its most eminent men; interspersed with a great number of Irish melodies, original and selected, arranged for musical instruments, and illustrated by many portraits of celebrated Irishmen, and a series of architectural views / |Main Author:||Mooney, Thomas.| Published by the Author, No Tags, Be the first to tag this record! System Under Maintenance Our Library Management System is currently under maintenance. Holdings and item availability information is currently unavailable. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause and contact us for further assistance: Find on map |Copy||Live Status Unavailable|


At t = 0, a 730 g mass at rest on the end of a horizontal spring (k = 128 N/m) is struck by a hammer, which gives it an initial speed of 2.74 m/s. (a) Determine the period of the motion. s Determine the frequency of the motion. Hz (b) Determine the amplitude. m I have found parts A with no problem...but i was hoping someone could post the formula that I can use to find the amplitude as I am having some real trouble figuing it out.


The Logic of Reality in this section, I2 will present various aspects of the logic of reality. Anticipations - presents versions or glimpses of the first law of reality (nothing unreal is self-aware) acknowledged or advocates by past psychophilosophers. Foundation - presents the logic of reality from the ground up; from its first principles. it is important to note that this is more or less the reverse of the order of discovery (for this I2, anyway). Taxonomy - a taxonomy of reality types; or, more generally, a taxonomy of all that (allegedly) is. Alternate Root Predicates - desireable; but, problematic. Experientio - a derivation of I2 experience; therefore, I2 am. obviously, the experientio is structurally similar to Descartes' cogito (I think; therefore, I am); but, without some of the warts.


About Hyssop Edit Wikipedia Article About Hyssop on Wikipedia Hyssop (Hyssopus) is a genus of about 10-12 species of herbaceous or semi-woody plants in the family Lamiaceae, native from the Mediterranean east to central Asia. They are aromatic, with erect branched stems up to 60 cm long covered with fine hairs at the tips. The leaves are narrow oblong, 2-5 cm long. The small blue flowers are borne on the upper part of the branches during summer. By far the best-known species is the Herb Hyssop (H. officinalis), widely cultivated outside its native area in the Mediterranean.


Synonyms of "RADII" noun - the length of a line segment between the center and circumference of a circle or sphere noun - a straight line from the center to the perimeter of a circle (or from the center to the surface of a sphere) noun - a circular region whose area is indicated by the length of its radius noun - the outer and slightly shorter of the two bones of the human forearm noun - support consisting of a radial member of a wheel joining the hub to the rim


Global Warming?: First Accumulating Snow Can Happen Just Weeks Away The earliest that accumulating snow can fall in some U.S. cities is just weeks away, though it may be hard to believe given it’s mid-August. Based on history, September is when several western and northern cities in the Lower 48 have seen their earliest first accumulating snow of the season. Accumulating snow is defined by what the National Weather Service refers to as measurable snow, an accumulation of 0.1 inch or greater. – READ MORE


How to Start a Compare and Contrast Essay? How to Start a Compare and Contrast Essay: Build the Framework In order to understand how to start an essay, you must first have a full understanding of what you’re going to be writing about. In a compare and contrast essay, you are discussing both the similarities and the differences between two subjects. While you may be someone who can start an essay off of the top of your head with no problem, many people find it easier to sit down and write out an outline before beginning. The order in which you introduce your points in your introduction is the order in which you should introduce them in your essay, so it’s good to have the framework completed before beginning. Knowing how to start a compare and contrast essay is the first step to writing an interesting essay that will keep readers engaged all the way to the end.


This week we our hands have been busy during math. Using these base ten blocks, students have been showing my different ways to make numbers up to 100. In this activity below, students were building towers with their 10's rods. They then had to compute how many individual cubes were in their towers by counting by 10's. This was way more fun than a worksheet right?


- To regress; to slip backwards or revert to a previous, worse state. "He felt better for a little while, before his condition started to backslide." - To shirk responsibility; to renege on one's obligations or commitments. "Rich countries are backsliding on their commitment to agree to new WTO measures to help people in poor countries gain access to affordable medicines. — Oxfam press release, 24 June 2002"


How to Play violin for the beginner This how to video is very basic introduction to the violin. YOu can learn how to identify the violin and its parts, as well as a little bit of how it works. You will also learn how to count a rhythm. With the tips from this how to video you can start learning the violin.


This is simply too good to pass by, especially with the Grand Prix coming this weekend. Task in question: change tyres on a race car. Time in question 1950 and 2013. The result: what took 67 seconds to change just 2 front tyres in 1950, takes less than 4 seconds now. Somewhat surprisingly, the way the wheel is attached to an axle has not actually changed. In both cases it is just a single center nut. What did change is the tools: it took several seconds just to get the nut off, mind you, with a hammer. Today pneumatic driver does it in a fraction of a second. Having more mechanics (20 vs 3) also helps. However, also apparent is a much greater focus of operations: everybody has a very specific task. Focus necessitates coordination, and the result speaks for itself.


This project was taken from the book Dynamic Art Projects for Children by Denise M. Logan. Like many of the projects in the book, the children really enjoyed it and the results were impressive! Students began by learning about the Banyan tree, which originates in India. This tree has many trunks because the branches are constantly sending roots to anchor in the soil. For this project, we talked about positive and negative space. We blended colors that were next to one another on the color wheel to fill the negative space around our trees! Fourth graders did a great job on this project.


Monday, March 1, 2010 Quarter Acre Farm, circa 1895 From this article in the New York Times, 1895, about quarter acre farms being supplied to the poor: "It is estimated that by working twelve days of twenty-four hours each a season's crops can be raised. The men, women, and children who work the farms come at all hours of the day from 4 o'clock in the morning and remain as late at night as they can see." Also mentioned in the article: compost ("all the old leaves she gathers and puts around her vegetables to enrich the soil") and succession planting ("He is a farmer by profession, and managed his crops so that they matured one after another in succession").


Adequate vs. sufficient Wrong: Make sure you take adequate time to decide. Right: Make sure you take sufficient time to decide. The relationship of sufficient to adequate is one of quantity vs. quality. Sufficient means “enough,” while adequate means “good enough.” You may have a sufficient quantity of food for your needs, but you still have to consider whether the nutritional quality is adequate as well. Shammy vs. chamois Wrong: Grab a shammy and start drying the car. Right: Grab a chamois and start drying the car. A chamois is a European antelope whose hide is used to make soft leather. Chamois also refers to a cotton fabric made to resemble chamois leather. Shammy is merely a phonetic spelling of chamois. Please return soon for more words.


Tha Albatinan alphabet is based on the Arabic script and is used to write Albatinan, a conlang invented by Alexander Stoilov (Azel Nosayn) inspired by Bulgarian grammar and Arabic, Hebrew and Turkish vocabulary. Albatinan can also be written with a version of the Arabic script. - Type of script: alphabet - Direction of writing: right to left in horizontal lines - Used to write: Albatinan Albatinan and Arabic alphabets for Albatinan - * Those sounds can be pronounced as x, ɣ and θ or as h, r and t. - ** To recognize this sound this is ''u'' in turn. Sample text in Albatinan This text in the Arabic alphabet تيطى خـَروفى ويخوريمى يو خـًسـَفى زصنقى. Teve harufe uehureme eu haasafe zinfe. All human beings are born equal. Other writing systems invented by visitors to this site


1548. Oil on canvas. The Hermitage, St. Petersburg, Russia. More. Pope Paul III, named Allessandro Farnese (1468-1549), pope from 1534, was a Tuscan. One of his first acts as a pope was to give cardinals' hats to two of his young grandsons, and throughout his reign he labored to advance his bastard son Pier Luigi Farnese and his four grandsons. He created Duchy of Parma and Piacenza for his grandson Ottavio , who was married to the illegitimate daughter of Emperor Charles V Margaret. In 1538 Paul III issued the bull of excommunication and deposition against Henry VIII of England, and also the bull instituting the order of the Jesuits in 1540. He organized the Inquisition in Rome. See: Titian. Portrait of Pope Paul III without a Cap. Pope Paul III and His Grandsons Ottavio and Cardinal Alessandro Farnese


write a program that transposes words in a given sentence. write a program that transposes words in a given sentence. for example, given an input sentencethe gate to java nirvana is nearthe method outputseht etag ot avaj anavrin si raenrepeat the operation until an empty string is entered. to simplify the problem, you may assume the input sentence contains no punctuation marks. you may also assume that the input sentence starts with a nonblank character and that there is exactly one blank space between the words. Price Type: Negotiable Total Proposals: 5 1 Current viewersl 28 Total views


Body Systems Videos: Great as a motivational beginning to body systems unit or cumulative end product. Students use Educreations app or other virtual learning recording tool. In groups, students research one of 6 body systems; skeletal, nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, and muscular. Included in student packet: -Script: Students write a script that answers these 3 questions: What is the main purpose/function of the body system? What are the parts of the body system? How does the body system work? -Students find pictures and record their virtual lesson. -Students create a worksheet to go along with their video.


- Shoebox with lid - Unopened junk mail - Cut a large slit in the lid of a shoebox. - If you like, cover the box and lid (separately) with colored paper, or decorate with paints, markers, and stickers. - Place the lid on the box and show your toddler how to "mail" letters. - If you don't mind her doing so, she may enjoy ripping open the letters as much as mailing them. - Store the mail inside the box when play is over.


“To cherish what remains of the Earth and to foster its renewal is our only legitimate hope of survival” Called a wolf and looking remarkably like a long-legged fox only adds to the mystique of this unique canid. Invariably described as a ‘fox on stilts’, the maned wolf (genus Chrysocyon – the only species in this genus) is not closely related to either fox or wolf. Its closest extant relative is the bush dog (genus Speothos). It is also very distantly related to a few others with bizarre names, such as the crab-eating fox and the short-eared dog. But being one of a kind has not protected this species from the onslaught of encroaching agriculture and road building. A great many maned wolves are killed on the roads every year. A problem which has been addressed with introduced speed limits and local awareness, but as usual, not everyone… View original post 854 more words


Transmitting skills and competence by accompanying: - the least well-off, enabling them to have access to energy. - young people, to promote their professional insertion in energy-linked professions. Sharing energy by transmitting: - know-how, to encourage access to energy. - knowledge, by contributing to teacher training. - the responsibility of men and women and a commitment to saving the planet.


Colloquium featuring Alejandro De La Fuente Using Cuba as a case study, this paper seeks to probe a basic question: what did colonial officials, legal intermediaries, slaveowners and slaves mean when they referred to the "law"? Which statutes, regulations, precepts, principles and customs informed the legal reasoning of colonial justices and subjects in Spanish America in matters concerning slaves and slavery? How did those principles, customs, and precepts inform the strategies of slaves? And how did slaves' initiatives shape, in turn, the very customs and principles that they invoked? Lecture is free and open to the public. There will be a Q&A session following each talk. Please feel free to bring a lunch.


How Avalon got its name The word is rhythmic — almost symphonic — so it should not be a surprise that the word “Avalon” has a poetic and mythological meaning that dates back centuries. Appropriately, “Avalon” is derived from the Welsh word for “apple” — and the word brings with it a bountiful context usually. “Avalon” has been used to describe the fruit-growing valley area in the north of Wales, and is further derived from Celtic mythology. The Encyclopedia Brittanica called Avalon the Welsh “soul kingdom.” As far as the theater’s naming history, resident Kathryn J. Forrest won a naming contest when the theater was built, besting the more than 500 names suggested.


|Zebrafish (Photo by Azul)| People waiting for transplant organs may soon be able to take heart, literally. Live Science reports that science has already been able to successfully cultivate “small-scale human organs known as organoids.” These include a mini-brain the size of a pencil eraser, beating heart muscle that is organized into chambers, 3D mini-lungs, lab-grown vaginas, a “working esophagus.” and liver cells. Lest we feel too divine about all this, let it be known that flatworms have been “regenerating their own heads” for ages. And zebrafish? They can “regrow their hearts.” No need for them to tinker around in a lab.


This wasp is from the Chrysidinae species of Ruby Tailed wasps. Sadly without a sample being studied under a microscope it can not go any further with the ID. There are 15 wasps in the Chrysidinae species.. These solitary wasps are often called cuckoo, or ruby-tailed, wasps. They have a heavily armoured, brightly coloured cuticle. The apical gastral segments have been modified to form a thin, tubular structure that can be telescoped into the hind end of the gaster. In the female this tubular structure has been secondarily modified to act as an ovipositor. They have a parasitoid life history.


This NASA video shows the effects of wind on the oceans' surfaces over a two-year period, creating entrancing curls and swirls worthy of a Van Gogh painting. According to NPR: Most of the surface currents in the ocean are shaped by wind. In this visualization from the folks at NASA, the ocean is rich with lazy spirals that move in great circular sweeps (called "gyres") clockwise in the northern hemisphere, counterclockwise in the south. Think of the ocean surface here as a reflection of the winds above, a kind of watery mirror, though the spinning of the Earth, tugs of sun and moon and obstruction of continents play a part.


If you have dreams of someday traveling into space, this video might make you drool with anticipation. European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst put together this amazing timelapse using 12,500 images taken during his six-month Blue Dot mission aboard the International Space Station. During his time up there, he had a number of major accomplishments. According to the ESA, these included "installing ESA's furnace that can suspend and cool molten metal in mid-air, a spacewalk to maintain and improve the Space Station, and the docking of Europe's last Automated Transfer Vehicle – the largest spacecraft to supply the research centre." Gerst would often set up cameras to take photos while he conducted his work, and you can check out his full feed of images on his Flickr page.


Definition of popularize v. t. - To make popular; to make suitable or acceptable to the common people; to make generally known; as, to popularize philosophy. The word "popularize" uses 10 letters: A E I L O P P R U Z. No direct anagrams for popularize found in this word list. Words formed by adding one letter before or after popularize (in bold), or to aeiloppruz in any order: d - popularized r - popularizer s - popularizes Words within popularize not shown as it has more than seven letters. List all words starting with popularize, words containing popularize or words ending with popularize All words formed from popularize by changing one letter Other words with the same letter pairs: po op pu ul la ar ri iz ze Browse words starting with popularize by next letter Previous word in list: popularizations Next word in list: popularized Some random words: kea


A review and synthesis of existing information were used to develop estuarine habitat models for brown shrimp (Penaeus aztecus) and white shrimp (Penaeus setiferus). The models are scaled to produce an index of habitat suitability between 0 (unsuitable habitat) to 1 (optimally suitable habitat) for estuarine areas of the northern Gulf of Mexico. Habitat suitability indexes are designed for use with the habitat evaluation procedures developed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Additional publication details Federal Government Series Habitat Suitability Index Models: Northern Gulf of Mexico brown shrimp and white shrimp


WHAT DOES BLOODY MEAN? Bloody means 'Sangriento,maldito, dichoso,etc'. In the UK it's also used as an intensifier of an adjective 'very, as'. Blood is a bodily fluid in animals that delivers necessary substances like nutrients and oxygen to the cells and transports waste products far from those same cells. Blood is responsible of the coagulation, transport hormones, regulation of body pH and body temperature, supply of oxygen to tissues, removal of waste, etc. The average adult has a blood volume of five litres, which is composed of plasma and several kinds of cells (red blood cells,white blood cells and platelets). I reckon the most important things you can do to have a healthy heart is do exercise, not smoke, not drink too much alcohol and have a balanced diet.


|By Joshua Rappeneker from Tokyo, Japan (originally posted to Flickr as People's Committee) [CC-BY-SA-2.0], via Wikimedia Commons| Under the name Saigon, it was the capital of the French colony of Cochin-china and later of the independent republic of South Vietnam from 1955–75. South Vietnam, as an anti-communist, capitalist republic, fought against the communist North Vietnamese and Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. Saigon fell when it was captured by the communists on 30 April 1975, ending the war with a Communist victory. On 2 July 1976, Saigon was officially renamed Ho Chi Minh City. Today, the city's core is still adorned with wide elegant boulevards and historic French colonial buildings. The majority of these tourist spots are located in District 1 and are a short leisurely distance from each other. Offline version of this walk for your iPhone you can get via PinMyWAY app.


One-fourth of the class likes strawberry. One-half of the class likes chocolate, the rest of the class - 7, said vanilla How many kids are in the class? ( please show how arrived at answer) let the total no. of students in class be "x"so, One-fourth of the class likes strawberry = x/4One-half of the class likes chocolate = x/2the rest of the class - 7, said vanilla rest of the class would be= total - (strawberry+ vanilla) =x-(x/2+x/4) = x - (3x/4) =x/4so, x/4 = 7hence, x = 4*7= 28so, total no of kids = 28.Please pay me if my answer was helpful. Thanks! Content will be erased after question is completed. Enter the email address associated with your account, and we will email you a link to reset your password. Forgot your password?


This is a fun hands on multiplication fast facts game! Students practice their fast facts skill through participating in Multiplication Pop! Perfect for math centers or whole class game! All you need to do is print and cut out the cards! Easy prep! 1. Each person collects one popcorn piece a turn. 2. If the player gives the correct answer for the math fact, player gets to keep popcorn piece. 3. If a player draws the “POP” card, player must but back all of their popcorn pieces and start 4. Player with the most popcorn pieces wins!


Accompanying hands-on materials for teaching the Designing an Efficient Compost Bin grade 6 module. As part of this Life Science module, students design and build an efficient compost bin model with features to aerate the compost and decomposers. This kit contains enough materials for up to 32 students. Materials are organized and labeled for quick classroom set-up. Kit components have been certified by CPSIA with Children's Product Certificate.


What is scmRTOS? stands for Single-Chip Microcontroller Real-Time Operating System. scmRTOS is a free tiny preemptive Real-Time Operating System intended for use with Single-Chip Microcontrollers. scmRTOS is capable to run on small uCs with as little amount of RAM as 512 bytes. The RTOS is written on C++. All source code is available. Here's a list of supported platforms for now: - MSP430 (Texas Instruments); - AVR (Atmel); - Blackfin (Analog Devices); - STM8 (STMicroelectronics).


Various families (all interrelated) have given England rulers since that time, including the houses of Anjou, Lancaster, York, Tudor, Stuart, Hanover, and Windsor. After the English Civil War (1642-1648) the country was briefly governed by Oliver Cromwell and then his son Richard. In 1707 the English and Scottish kingdoms were formally merged into the United Kingdom of Great Britain. Over the last several centuries the powers of the British monarchy have been gradually reduced, and they are now little more than figureheads. |Richard||3 kings, 1 protector||4|


- Sheep people are shy by nature and they never have ulterior motives for doing things. Sheep must have a leader (shepherd) and must be told what to do and where to go, other wise they'll wander off and get lost. - Chickens live together as a flock. They have a communal approach to the incubation of eggs and raising of young. Chickens enjoy dust bathing and become frustrated if they are prevented from doing so. Do you like it when you are denied things? - Horses have shey are smart, willing, and love to work. - Goats are curious and intelligent. A goat is a goat they do not worry about what others think of them. THeir brain works similar to a dog minus the "must please humans" thing that dogs have. WHo are you in the farm Bunch?


What Is Netiquette? Show BrainPop video clip to students about Digital Etiquette. Accountable talk: what is digital etiquette. 2 Practice & Reflect Model for students how to identify an example of poor netiquette using a graphic organizer. Students work in pairs or independently to complete the sheet. Students will share out and discuss their analysis of what examples constitute bad netiquette and why. Students turn and talk reinforcing what was said. Students work in pairs or independently to complete the sheet.


Any of various units of dry capacity, mass and land area used in Spain and the Spanish-speaking world; originally a unit of dry capacity used for grain. A former unit of area, the amount of land that would be sown with a fanega of seed. a dry measure in Spain and Spanish America, varying from 1/ to 2/ bushels; also, a measure of land The numerical value of fanega in Chaldean Numerology is: 5 The numerical value of fanega in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7 Images & Illustrations of fanega Find a translation for the fanega definition in other languages: Select another language:


After the Germans conquered Belgium, the military administration gradually started pursuing the same racial policy as in Nazi Germany. The SS-Sammellager Mecheln (ĎMechelen transit campí), also known as the Dossinkazerne, played an important role in this policy. Before dealing with the history of this transit camp, we will first discuss the pursued racial policy in Belgium, as they cannot be separated from one another. - The racial policy regarding Jews in Belgium - SS-Sammellager Mecheln - Assembling in the Dossinkazerne - The deportations - The liberation and the museum The SS-Sammellager Mechelen, situated on the border of the city. (Source: Joods Museum voor deportatie en Verzet)


By Zara Salman & Shehryar Nabi Since Pakistan reached an alarming high of 306 new polio cases in 2014, polio vaccination campaigns have helped reduce that number dramatically. But to ensure the long-term eradication of polio in Pakistan, the systemic problems affecting the administration of polio vaccines still have to be addressed. One of these problems is motivation: low pay for highly demanding work has left many health workers unwilling to perform well, which results in fewer vaccinations. According to IGC-funded research, both monetary and behavioural incentives show promising results as policy tools to motivate health workers. Read policy brief here


Why Are Puppies Born With Their Eyes Closed? Because they won the evolutionary lottery. As mammals evolved, each species made a “choice” about its newborns. Some, like humans, are born when they’re fairly developed, with open eyes and functioning ears. But there’s a catch: Coming out fully baked requires extra time in the womb. For critters that have traditionally hunted for their food—like dogs—being pregnant can be a drag on survival. Instead of toting babies around in their bellies, canine mothers accelerate the process. That way, the mom can recover quickly in order to defend and feed her young. The trade-off: The pups’ eyes and ears aren’t totally developed by the time they’re born, so they spend a week or two with their peepers adorably shut.


In such an impact, the pressure and temperature can exceed those found at the centre of the Earth, e.g. greater than 365 GPa and more than 6000 K. The little divot on the backside of the plate is called spalling. Basically you have a thick plate of fairly brittle metal, and when it gets hit hard, the (compression) shockwave travels through the material without dissipating much. When it reaches the end of the plate, it can go no further and essentially 'bounces' back, turning into a pulling force, which pulls the material apart. If the impact had been a little stronger, that bottom part would have come loose entirely and could have ejected at lethal speeds.


How many items are there in a mole? It is widely known that mole is the unit of measurement used to measure the number of things, usually atoms or molecules. It is important to know that one mole of something is equal to 6.0221415Ã—10²³ of it. It is extremely important to know that different molecules and atoms do not have the same mass. This is the main reason one mole of one thing does not weigh the same as one mole of something else. The main idea is that a mole is simply a unit of the number of things.


You probably already know fast food and microwaveable meals are high in salt, but there are some other unexpected offendersMore Rather than coming from added table salt, the majority of our salt intake comes from processed and packaged foods. According to research from the Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH) adults should eat no more than 6 grams of salt a day. As a rule of thumb, when reading nutrition labels remember: High salt = more than 1.5g of salt per 100g Low salt = Less than 0.3g per 100g Cold meats are convenient for on-the-go lunches, but can contain lots of sneaky sodium. In just one slice of Bernard Matthews Turkey slices, you'll find 0.4g of salt lurking (that's 6% of your RDA). Pile three or four on a sarnie and you've already eaten a quarter of your salt intake in just a few bites.


/// Heat Balloons IMAGINED BY: Maksym Iurovnikov and Prof. Daniel Dendra / DIA KEYWORDS: energy, sunshading, façade, energy harvesting This concept is based on the principle of heat absorbing balloons. Imagine a layer of black balloons covering the whole surface of a building’s façade that is able to harvest the sun’s energy. The balloons can be filled with water or air to be used for the rooms next to the façade. By regulating the size of the balloons by their filling amount you are also able to control the amount of solar energy that penetrates the façade area.


Author: Molly Walsh Illustrated by: Bob Pepper Publisher: Troll Communications; Paperback Workbook Ages: 8 - 12 A How to Draw Book Drawing endangered animals is easy and fun! The step-by-step directions in theis book will show you how to draw pandas, elephants, gorillas, jaguars, whales, and more! Don't miss the other books in this series!


Scale Degree Names for the Major Scale The Scale Degree Names for the Major Scale visual aid provides students with the name, number, and definition for each of the seven notes (scale degrees) within a major scale. Musical examples and a brief glimpse at how scale degree names also apply to chords are also included. For the Intermediate - Early Advanced level student. Visual aids are a great way to visually emphasize and reinforce lesson materials. Use visual aids as:


Through the window of time |[ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ]| In the ghost town of Lake Valley, New Mexico, one of the town's three churches is viewed through the window of a stone building's ruins. Lake Valley's population peaked at 4,000 people in the 1880s. Today, there are no residents in Lake Valley and it is managed by the Bureau of Land Management and a motivated and knowledgeable on-site staff. Photo taken 8/12/07.


Subtitle: People Who Shaped European Settlement By: Brodie Scott Genre: YNH - History & the past: general interest (Children's/Teenage) Published by: Australian Geographic Published: 01 Jul 2014 Colonial Australia was influenced by many people, not just the governors who made the policies and enforced the law. Meet some key entrepreneurs, squatters and workers who shaped the nation.


Answers 1Add Yours Answering this question in a literal way is inherently risky - after all, in Shakespeare, there is no psychological realism to speak of. People rarely do grand, sweeping gestures and explain them carefully, nor do we get inside knowledge of characters in the same way as we do in modern-style artistic media, such as film, television, or novels. Drama paints with a broad brush, and classical tragedy paints with one of the broadest, in terms of "motivation". That said, Cassius does give hints as to what drives him. He feels a personal offense in the idea of submitting to a "stronger" man, especially since Cassius believes that Caesar is actually weaker - Caesar is epileptic, prone to illness, and not athletically strong. This jealousy and sense of injustice recurs throughout the play and helps explain Cassius' motivations.


Learn about this topic in these articles: ...Chu Hsi studies, and he believed that government must be conducted on the basis of Confucian benevolent rule. In the mid-1790s, he prohibited all teachings except those of the Chu Hsi school at the Shōheikō, the bakufu official college headed by the Hayashi family. He even instituted a five-level examination system for promotions among bakufu officials who were trained... The officially run schools for the samurai were at the apex of the educational system in the Tokugawa era. The Confucian Academy, which was known as the Shōheikō and was administered directly by the shogunate, became a model for hankō throughout Japan. The hankō gradually spread after about 1750, so that by the end of the era they numbered over 200.


This book provides educators with an engaging introduction to educational research that places a greater emphasis on which research was conducted. They’ll gain a strong understanding of why certain concepts are important, why certain methods are used, and why certain conclusions are drawn. Springer offers more coverage of research ethics, statistics, and program evaluation than other resources. Research Boxes highlight a research article that makes the connection to the chapter content. Numerous figures and tables are also presented to enhance the material. This approach will help educators apply the right research techniques to meet their needs. Posted by Online Education Experts


Memorial Day’s True Meaning Because Memorial Day means a three day holiday weekend to a lot of people, we tend to forget it’s true meaning. Please visit usmemorialday.org for a wealth of information about this important day of remembrance. Memorial Day should be observed: By visiting cemeteries and placing flags or flowers on the graves of our fallen heroes. By visiting memorials. By flying the U.S. Flag at half-staff until noon. By flying the ‘POW/MIA Flag’ as well . By participating in a “National Moment of Remembrance”: at 3pm to pause and think upon the true meaning of the day, and for Taps to be played. By renewing a pledge to aid the widows, widowers, and orphans of our fallen dead, and to aid the disabled veterans. Have a safe Memorial Day Weekend, but let’s remember why this day was established.


In the last years, technological breakthroughs have provided a new push to the development of systems that use virtual reality as an interface between the patient and the computer, with multiple uses within the medical field, and more specifically, in the neurorehabilitation area. The visual stimulation has two roles: oculomotor training and cognitive stimulation, both very important with elderly patients. The visual and vestibular stimuli are grouped into families according to the involved reflex needed to be trained: Foveal - Smooth pursuit and saccadic stimuli. Retinal - Optokinetic stimuli (bars, tunnel and train). Visuovestibular Integration - Visual and vestibular combined stimuli.


Here's a tutorial on how to make a fingerprint sensor-secure lock box. Step 1: Parts List Step 2: Circuit Layout The transistor acts as a switch for the solenoid and because the solenoid requires 12 volts, the diode helps make sure that back current doesn't fry the Arduino. Solenoid: Pin 2 The light for the button: Pin 3 The input and output for the finger print sensor: Pins 11 and 12 Step 3: Code This is the sketch that will run the whole circuit. In order to add fingerprints, the library given with the sensor has an example called "enroll" which you can use to enroll fingerprints onto the sensor.


The Central Oregon STEM Hub fosters pathways to STEM literacy in the heart of Oregon through connections between learners, educators, and industry. We will empower learners to become innovators, critical thinkers, and technologically proficient problem solvers. The Central Oregon STEM Hub integrates STEM into preK–16 classrooms and the community with robust professional development, informal educational opportunities, and industry partnerships, serving as a catalyst for collaboration that will result in career-ready and college bound students, critical thinkers, and informed global citizens. Outcomes and Indicators To achieve our vision and mission, the Hub has set goals as outlined in the document below:Outcomes-Framework


from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License - v. To girdle a tree; to kill a tree by removing a ring of bark. - n. The bark removed by ring-barking - n. The area of the tree from which the bark has been removed by ring-barking from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - To girdle, as a tree. Sorry, no etymologies found. Sorry, no example sentences found.


The stage that a particle in vibration has reached in its CYCLE. Particles are in phase when they are at the same stage in the cycle at the same time, and out of phase when they are at opposite stages. Phase is measured by the angle of rotation, in degrees or radians. The rate of change of phase is termed FREQUENCY. See: LAW OF UNCERTAINTY, PERIOD, SOUND PRESSURE, STANDING WAVES. The auditory system is often said to be 'phase deaf' in that constant PHASE DIFFERENCEs are not audible, and therefore phase information is often ignored, as in FOURIER SYNTHESIS. However, small time delays which are the equivalent of phase differences play an important role in BINAURAL HEARING. Similarly, constantly changing phase differences are audible in the phenomenon of secondary BEATS. See also: FOURIER ANALYSIS, FOURIER THEOREM, PHASE-SHIFT, PHASING, SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION, TIMBRE.


Flavor Chemistry is the artistic blending of approved chemicals and extracts to achieve a desired flavor profile for a specific food, or beverage product. The flavor may enhance, shift, or even mask the flavor of the food itself. In some cases the added flavor provides the full flavor profile of the product. Process or reaction flavor chemistry seeks to mimic or enhance the flavor of cooked foods. Sugars, amino acids and fats are used to mimic or enhance the cooking process. Posted in: General Career Questions


Abilities refer to the underlying physiological aspects of physical movement. Abilities usually take a much longer time to master and require constant training to maintain. The purpose of addressing abilities at a young age is to introduce these concepts early on to build awareness. Abilities such as balance, flexibility and coordination are the primary focus at this stage. It is important to allow the child to discover and challenge their limits safely at this stage.


James Prescott Joule (1818 - 1889) was a brewer who, due to his work studying heat, became one of the founders of the science of thermodynamics. He is best known for showing that mechanical work and heat are interchangeable, which he did by carefully measuring the tempearature increase in water stirred by paddle wheels. Since he had no formal university training, "many British scientists were hesitant to accept his work, but Joule patiently persisted. New ideas often take time to gain acceptance, especially if they are put forward by an amateur in that field. Joule’s findings challenged the caloric theory of heat which most physicists believed in at that time. In the caloric theory, heat was believed to be a fluid substance." The SI Unit of energy, the Joule, is named in his honor.


Mothers throughout the world talk to their babies using common conventions, such as raising the pitch and exaggerating the emotional tone of their voices. There's now evidence that moms in different cultures also use three distinctive facial expressions to communicate with their infants. The three maternal expressions differ from adult oriented facial displays of emotion, such as those for happiness, sadness, and surprise, say psychologist Janet F. Werker of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and her coworkers. Puckering and slightly spreading the lips, often with a slight smile or subtle eyebrow raise, make a facial expression dubbed "oochie" by the scientists. Moms use this look to convey concern and caring, say the scientists propose in the September Infant and Child Development.


This is the entrance to the famous Kangra Fort which is located 20 kilometers from the town of Dharamsala, India. The fort was first mentioned in Alexander the Great‘s war records, referring to the 4th century BC. The Kangra Fort was built by the royal Rajput family of Kangra State (the Katoch dynasty), which traces its origins to the ancient Trigarta Kingdom, mentioned in the Mahabharata epic. It is the largest fort in the Himalayas and probably the oldest dated fort in India. Kangra valley is one of the most picturesque, green and luxuriant valleys of lower Himalayas sheltered by the sublime Dhauladhar range. It is one of the most important or famous district of Himachal Pradesh. Kangra is mainly famous for its natural beauty and tea gardens. Note: The written information is copied from Wikipedia. The photos have been clicked by me.


Children require both fat soluble and water soluble vitamins for a proper functioning of their bodies. Fat soluble vitamins include Vitamin A, D, E and K. Vitamin A is essential for eyes and skin and is found in carotene-containing vegetables. Vitamin D and calcium are critical for bone development. Vitamin E is essential for skin health. Water-soluble Vitamins include Vitamin B complex, and Vitamin C. B Complex Vitamins are abundant in meat, poultry, dairy and green vegetables. They extract energy from macronutrients. Vitamin C forms collagen and absorbs iron from food to form hemoglobin. Iodine and zinc are also important nutrients for the functioning of hormones. Topbabygears.com provides the best advice for your kids’ health.


Metals tend to lose their incomplete outer shell and attain a positive charge and become cations. Non-metals, on the other hand, gain electrons to completely fill their incomplete outer shells and in the process attain negative charge and become anions. An example is sodium, which has an atomic number of 11 and an electronic configuration of 1s2, 2s2, 2p6, 3s1. Sodium has an incompletely filled outer shell and readily loses an electron to form sodium cation (Na+). This cation readily forms an ionic bond with a non metal that is willing to accept an electron, halides are good examples of that. Chlorine needs just 1 more electron to completely fill its outer shell and accepts electrons from sodium and become the chloride anion. These cations and anions form ionic compound, known as sodium chloride, NaCl. Hope this helps.