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Stand up to cult leader Joseph Seed, and his siblings, the Heralds, to spark the fires of resistance and liberate the besieged community.These cards may be a standard Anglo-American (52-card) deck of playing cards (such as for bridge, poker, Rummy, etc.Guessing games Main article: Guessing game A guessing game has as i... |
Charades is probably the most well-known game of this type, and has spawned numerous commercial variants that involve differing rules on the type of communication to be given, such as Catch Phrase, Taboo, Pictionary, and similar.They can be played alone, in teams, or online; by amateurs or by professionals.The experien... |
Know What’s Inside Your Mouth Other Than Teeth! |
More than just teeth, your mouth is made up of oral mucosa, gums, upper and lower jaws, tongue, salivary glands, the uvula and the frenulum. These play an important role when it comes to good dental health and should be examined regularly for good oral care. Good oral health is simply not brushing and flossing. |
Good oral care goes beyond simple brushing and flossing. Find out more about the role of each structure. |
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Oral Mucosa: |
Oral mucosa is nothing but a protective lining which is a mucous membrane similar to the mucous membranes that line your nostrils and inner ears. This oral mucosa plays a vital role in maintaining oral health by defending the body germs entering your mouth. Keratin, a tough substance found in nails and hair also makes ... |
The Gums: |
The pinkish tissue that surrounds and supports your teeth is nothing but the gums. They cover the entire root of the tooth, are firm, and do not bleed when poked, brushed or prodded. Flossing of gums is as essential as brushing the teeth everyday as gum diseases can lead to tooth loss. |
The Upper and Lower jaw: |
The upper and lower jaws give the structure your mouth needs for chewing and digestion and also a shape to your face. The jaws are made up of several bones and both the jaws differ in structure. The upper jaw contains two bones that are fused to each other and the rest of your skull, while the lower jaw is separate fro... |
The Tongue: |
The tongue includes taste buds and is a powerful muscle covered in special mucosal tissue. The tongue is considered to be an integral part of the digestive system which is used to transfer food to your teeth and moves it back to the throat after the food is chewed and swallowed. In infants, the tongue and the jaw work ... |
The Salivary glands: |
There are three sets of salivary glands in your mouth and neck which produce saliva with special enzymes that break down the food particles, making it easier for you to swallow. Saliva protects your teeth and gums by rinsing away food particles and bacteria. It also protects the enamel of your teeth by counteracting on... |
The Uvula: |
The small flap of the tissue which hangs down at the back of the throat is nothing but the Uvula. It is made up of muscle fibers as well as connective and glandular tissues. The Uvula is covered by a oral mucosa, and plays some role in keeping the mouth and the throat moist. |
The Frenulum: |
The flap of the oral mucosa that connects the tongue to the floor of the mouth is the Frenulum. Frenulum allows the tongue to move about as it does its job. Infants born with short frenulum or not elastic enough, he or she can gave difficulty in breast feeding. Speech can also be effected with a short frenulum. |
Spend a minute or two looking at the parts of the mouth that lie farther inside the oral activity while you brush the next time. To maintain optimal oral health care, it is important to know the functions of each of these structures. |
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If I Just Made More Money, Things Would Be Easier, Right? |
by Matt K. Logan CFP® |
“I don’t understand why that person would ever have anything to worry about, if I made that kind of money I would not have any problems.” It sounds logical. I know I have thought this in the past and heard others make similar statements. This may come as a shock to you but due to what researchers call Lifestyle Cree... |
What Is Lifestyle Creep? |
Lifestyle Creep is when your spending grows to meet your income. The theory is fairly easy. Early in your life as you set out on your own, you lived off practically nothing. Think of your first years and renting or your first home. If your income has grown over the years even at a small average, you likely enjoy a ... |
Are You Experiencing Lifestyle Creep? |
A good way to look at this as it compares to your own life is to look at your social security statement next time you get one. It is interesting to look at if you never do. Take a minute to look at the page that shows your earning record. Here is an example. Now think for a minute back through those years. I am fa... |
Why Is Lifestyle Creep Important? |
If you can control lifestyle creep, you set yourself up for financial success. This plays into the whole keeping up with the Jones’ thing. I think back to a childhood friend. He could never understand growing up why he would go to people’s homes who worked for his father and they had much nicer homes and much higher... |
How Can You Fight Lifestyle Creep? |
A good way to manage lifestyle creep is to budget. If you experience a raise, you should put more of a percentage of your income towards retirement than you did previously. While increases in your lifestyle are normal, being deliberate and keeping them in check can pay off in huge ways in combatting Lifestyle Creep. ... |
So next time you hear a friend say, if I just had more money, things would be different you can be the odd guy that tells them that works only if they can overcome Lifestyle Creep. Well, maybe that is not a great plan on second thought buy you could explain it to them. |
You can also go to my website for more information on financial topics you may find helpful. |
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Technology makes travel easier. |
The whole point of existence of technology is to make our lives easier. With an advancement in technology, there has been a steep growth in the tourism industry. With the help of various tools such as websites and other travel portals, travel and airline companies are widening their reach among potential customers. As ... |
One more reason of doing so is that these travel websites provide their patrons with many different types of travel packages custom made to fit into their specific travel needs. These packages offer the best possible price on air seats. They also provide many profitable deals on accommodation. Many of these packages in... |
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One of the wonders of technology is that now you have access to almost everything in the palm of your hand. There are various flight booking apps which you can use to book your tickets and other travel related commodities, no matter where you are. This system of booking flight tickets comes in very handy when you are t... |
After you book cheap international flight tickets, you’ll find that there are certain things that you need to remember while flying to international destinations. It is very important for you to have your travel documents in order before the date of the journey so that you don’t have to face any snags on the day of you... |
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It is also advisable for you to have the necessary info regarding emergency phone numbers (police, EMTs) of the city you’re visiting. If you need to travel via connecting flights, make sure that there are sufficient hours between each flight so that you don’t miss your connecting flight in case the previous one gets de... |
It will also be very useful for you if you read-up on the regulations and codes of conduct of your destination. Some countries have specific guidelines for foreign tourists to follow. These rules and regulations may be regarding dress codes or other socio-cultural factors. When you buy cheap flight tickets online, you ... |
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While traveling to an international destination, if you want to take your beloved pet with you, then you need to be familiar with the rules of pet transportation of the particular country to which you are traveling. To travel with pets, there are a number of things to take care of such as proper documentation (vaccinat... |
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Thursday, March 24, 2011 |
Energy and agriculture |
We live from one four-hundredth of the sun's energy |
(another posting about energy and food will come soon) |
Approximately 130 Joule[1] per cm2 reaches the earth as solar radiation. Some of it is absorbed by the atmosphere directly or is reflected. 91 Joule reaches the surface of the planet, of this 18 Joule is reflected again; 31 Joule is radiating as heat; 36 Joule is used for the evaporation of water; 6 Joule heats the soi... |
The simple agriculture equation has always been that one has to get substantially more energy out of the food than one put into the production of food. As long as in-energy is human labour it is an iron law that can only be skipped for shorter periods. Obviously we also need other things than energy from food, we need ... |
One can roughly divide the agriculture systems into three groups based on their energy use. This division is also reflected in the tools used, the degree of specialization and market orientation etc. |
- pre-industrial farming, where the external energy is less than ten percent of the total energy (i.e. human labour represents the totally dominating energy source); |
- semi-industrial agriculture systems where external energy is 10-95% of the total energy, and |
- industrial systems where internal energy supplies constitute less than 5% down to completely negligible proportions. |
Looking at these system one can see the following pattern |
- the total energy harvested per hectare can increase with increased use of ancillary energy, perhaps with a factor of five, i.e. one can increase yield per hectare fivefold with the use of more energy. This energy can be in the form of better (and more timely) soil preparation, irrigation, fertilizers etc. |
- The ratio between energy out and energy in, i.e. efficiency in use of energy, seem to be fairly constant to a certain level after which it rapidly deteriorates. In industrial farming system we have since long passed the optimal use level |
- Harvested energy per labour unit increases dramatically with increased input of energy with a factor of between ten and hundred, allowing the most advanced agriculture systems to have one farmer per hundred persons. Admittedly a lot of support work is needed to that farmer and the whole modern food industry employs a... |
Table 6 energy efficiency in seven agriculture systems |
Energy use per hectare (MJ) |
Energy harvest per hectare and year (MJ) |
fossil fuel |
productivity per person day (MJ/person day) |
Energy ratio |
(harvested energy/used energy) |
New Guinea[2] |
England 1826 |
India 1955 |
India 1975 |
Soviet union |
England 1971 |
source: Bayliss-Smith 1982 |
A barrel of oil for a ton of maize |
According to FAO, 6,000 MJ of fossil energy (corresponding to a barrel of oil) is used to product one ton of maize in industrial farming, while for the production of maize with traditional methods in Mexico only 180 MJ (corresponding to 4.8 litre oil) is used. This calculation claims to include energy for synthetic fer... |
Table 7 Energy use and efficiency in Developed and Developing Countries |
Energy (MJ) per hectare |
Energy (MJ) per ton grain |
Energy (MJ) per farm worker |
Developing countries |
4 019 |
2 009 |
4 144 |
Developed countries |
13 062 |
4 856 |
Source: FAO 2000 |
Different kinds of agriculture production and different food also have different energy ratios. The energy ratio is very low for deep sea fishing; for meat production from feed lots and from vegetables in heated green houses[4]. A big share (often above 50%) of the energy use in farming is for the production of synthet... |
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