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chasey noted, “ plants such as strawberries, wheat, cabbage, corn, and almost all the rest of our crops ” descended from ancestors that were nothing like strawberries or wheat or corn from back in the day. sweet potatoes sweet potatoes are actually 8, 000 year old gmos. photo courtesy of take the sweet potato, for example. a recent study found that sweet potatoes were bred some 8, 000 years ago out of the swollen parts of regular potato roots. in other words, they didn ’ t exist until humans tinkered with them. 1800s. gregor mendel was a scientist and augustinian friar who lived in what is now the czech republic; he ' s considered the father of modern genetics due to his plant hybridization experiments. hybridization involves breeding between plants ( or animals ) of different species — plants are more likely to hybridize because pollen often disperses onto the flowers of other species. he toyed primarily with pea plants between 1856 and 1863, and his work was later drawn upon in genetic engineering. gregor mendel working primarily with pea plants, gregor mendel became the father of genetics. cc by 4. 0 1954. watson and crick described dna ’ s shape as a double helix, paving the way for genetic engineering to make a real debut. 1970. monsanto, a major agriculture company that had its roots in the early 1900s and now controls most of the seed industry, employed chemist john franz to redevelop glyphosate as an herbicide. the monsanto glyphosate later came to be known simply as roundup, which became one of the most commonly used herbicides among farmers, helping to keep pesky weeds at bay. monsanto then went on to become the biggest supploer of glyphosate - resistant crops, known as “ roundup ready ” seeds. pesticide pesticide and herbicide is sprayed in bulk across rows of soybean crops. photo courtesy of 1972. between 1972 and 1973, u. s. biochemists herbert boyer and stanley cohen did the unthinkable: they developed a technique that allowed them to cut pieces of dna in certain places, and then attach the pieces to the dna of other organisms, ushering in modern biotechnology. so, sometime between the 1860s and 1936, the ( democratic ) party of small government became the party of big government, and the ( republican ) party of big government became rhetorically committed to curbing federal power.


sidized with federal funds, but not all projects designed for african americans were low - income: a project the housing authority built contemporaneously with woodside, also designed for stable higher - income working families where rents covered the full housing cost, was the colonial park houses in harlem — it was 92 percent black, 7 percent puerto rican, and 1 percent white. but as projects like woodside filled up with middle - class whites, other federal policies lured these families out of projects into even whiter suburbs. these were the mortgage insurance programs of the federal housing administration ( fha ) and the veterans administration ( va ), from which black families were mostly excluded. in the 1950s, as single - family home construction accelerated, the housing shortage eased and white families took advantage of these guarantees to decamp from woodside and similar projects for the suburbs. fha - and va - guaranteed mortgages were so favorable that monthly carrying charges were often less, for comparable rooms and square footage, than rents in the public projects. whether in the city or suburbs, the fha required developers seeking its financing to include restrictive covenants in their homeowner deeds, prohibiting sales or re - sales to african americans. for example, levittown, a suburb just east of queens, was built in 1947 with 17, 500 mass - produced two - bedroom houses, requiring veterans to put nothing down and make monthly payments of only $ 56. ( compare this to the $ 75 unsubsidized charge in woodside houses for apartments of comparable size. ) at the fha ’ s insistence, developer william levitt did not sell homes to blacks, and each deed included a prohibition of such re - sales in the future ( time 1950; jackson 1985 ). of 300 large private subdivisions built from 1935 to 1947 in new york ’ s queens, nassau, and westchester counties, 83 percent had racially restrictive deeds, with preambles like, “ whereas the federal housing administration requires that the existing mortgages on the said premises be subject and subordinated to the said [ racial ] restrictions … [ except for ] domestic servants of a different race domiciled with an owner or tenant … ” ( dean 1947 ). mike pont / filmmagic a week before his final episode aired, patrick dempsey, 49, sat down with entertainment weekly at feed body & soul in venice beach, ca, to give an exclusive interview about his shocking exit on the april 23 episode of grey ’ s anatomy.


the republican and democratic political parties of the united states didn ' t always stand for what they do today. the more liberal democrats and the right - wing republicans each have a defined set of belief systems, but these were once very different. so when did democrats and republicans switch platforms? and why? first republican and democratic platforms during the 1860s, republicans, who dominated northern states, orchestrated an ambitious expansion of federal power, described by the free dictionary as " a system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and constituent political units. " this helped to fund the transcontinental railroad, the state university system and the settlement of the west by homesteaders, and instating a national currency and protective tariff. the democrats, who dominated the south, opposed those measures. indeed, according to the author george mccoy blackburn ( " french newspaper opinion on the american civil war, " ( greenwood press, 1997 ) the french newspaper presse stated that the republican doctrine at this time was " the most liberal in its goals but the most dictatorial in its means. " reconstruction era to the new deal portrait of abraham lincoln. the republican party expanded federal power in the 1860s. ( image credit: national archives / handout via getty images ) after the united states triumphed over the confederate states at the end of the civil war, and under president abraham lincoln, republicans passed laws that granted protections for black americans and advanced social justice ( for example the civil rights act of 1866 though this failed to end slavery ). again democrats largely opposed these apparent expansions of federal power. sounds like an alternate universe? fast forward to 1936. democratic president franklin roosevelt won reelection that year on the strength of the new deal. this was a set of reforms designed to help remedy the effects of the great depression, which the fdr presidential library and museum described as: " a severe, world - wide economic disintegration symbolized in the united states by the stock market crash on " black thursday, " october 24, 1929. " the reforms included regulation of financial institutions, the founding of welfare and pension programs, infrastructure development and more. it was these measures that ensured roosevelt won in a landslide against republican alf landon, who opposed these exercises of federal power. the last verified civil war veteran, albert woolson, was 109 when he died in 1956, while the last civil war widow, gertrude janeway, passed away in 2003, aged 93, though some dispute that she was the last living widow.


you need two hands to slide it. the bd safetyglide syringe is used in three different sizes ( 1 ml, ½ ml, and 3 / 10 ml ). the syringes are packages in a count of 100 per box. the syringes are designed to only be used once and are labeled as such. after that, they should be properly discarded. if you attempt to use the same one more than one time, you put yourself in harm ’ s way for an infection or serious injury to your skin. reusing the needle can also mess up the needle tip of the syringe. the syringes are made to use with different sizes of needles. they can be used with the bd ultra - fine, bd ultra - fine ii, and bd micro - fine needles. the units that are used for the syringes are 1cc ( 100 unit ), ½ cc ( 50 unit ), and 3 / 10 ( 30 unit ) types. if you use a larger gauge number, that means the needle will be thinner. there are procedures you should use to dispose of bd syringes. however, you should check with your local area or trash company to see how these syringes should be disposed of. tips for disposing of syringes & needles • when disposing of syringes and related instruments, they should not be done so freely. use a clipping device to clip the needle. • you should not be responsible for someone else ’ s syringe. if for some reason you have to, get professional training from trained healthcare personnel. if you are not experienced and accidentally stick yourself or someone else, you could bring exposure of injury or infections. • a used needle should never be capped again or destroyed. a syringe that has been used should be disposed of in a container that can be tightly sealed. • when disposing of syringes and related instruments, you should use a plastic or metal container that has a top that can be tightly sealed. this container should not be in the reach of infants or children. it should be discarded immediately upon full capacity. when storing unused syringes, they should be placed in a dry place. the american robin begins to breed shortly after returning to its summer range. it is one of the first north american bird species to lay eggs, and normally has two to three broods per breeding season, which lasts from april to july.


ghe ' s cartoon ( puck magazine, august 23, 1899 ) an 1893 article in the lutheran witness claims uncle sam was simply another name for brother jonathan: when we meet him in politics we call him uncle sam; when we meet him in society we call him brother jonathan. here of late uncle sam alias brother jonathan has been doing a powerful lot of complaining, hardly doing anything else. [ sic ] [ 18 ] uncle sam did not get a standard appearance, even with the effective abandonment of brother jonathan near the end of the american civil war, until the well - known recruitment image of uncle sam was first created by james montgomery flagg during world war i. the image was inspired by a british recruitment poster showing lord kitchener in a similar pose. [ citation needed ] it is this image more than any other that has influenced the modern appearance of uncle sam: an elderly white man with white hair and a goatee, wearing a white top hat with white stars on a blue band, a blue tail coat, and red - and - white - striped trousers. poster by the united states fuel administration during world war one: " uncle sam needs that extra shovelful " flagg ' s depiction of uncle sam was shown publicly for the first time, according to some, on the cover of the magazine leslie ' s weekly on july 6, 1916, with the caption " what are you doing for preparedness? " [ 1 ] [ 19 ] more than four million copies of this image were printed between 1917 and 1918. flagg ' s image was also used extensively during world war ii, during which the us was codenamed " samland " by the german intelligence agency abwehr. [ 20 ] the term was central in the song " the yankee doodle boy ", which was featured in 1942 in the musical yankee doodle dandy. your little boy dog isn ' t born with his testes in his scrotum, but they should get there before too long. if they don ' t, he ' ll require surgery. the age at which his balls actually drop varies from dog to dog, but it should occur by the age of 2 months. testicles when a male puppy is born, his testicles are near his inguinal ring. by the time he ' s a week to 10 days old, they should descend into the scrotal pouch. an animal ' s body is too hot for sperm production, so the testicles must descend outside to become fertile.


. ‘ her father actually fought for the confederate and the union side. i ’ ve seen other cases like this but the federal government is still paying her benefits. ‘ when we spoke to the united daughters of the confederacy ( which represents daughters of confederate soldiers ) about her, they called her a traitor - and they meant it ’. charlie added that there was no feud between her and the rest of the family. he said: ‘ we used to go up there and see here all the time but we don ’ t so much any more. ‘ she works up there, she cleans the place, she does lots of stuff. ‘ she does look just like him though - she is short and moses was short too ’. sarah anderson, chair of daughters of union veterans, said there could have been an innocent explanation as to why moses changed sides. she said: ‘ he could have been kept as a prisoner by the confederacy and escaped. he could also have been swapped to the union as part of a prisoner of war exchange. civil war: wounded soldiers being tended in the field after the battle of chancellorsville near fredericksburg, va. in 1863 civil war: wounded soldiers being tended in the field after the battle of chancellorsville near fredericksburg, va. in 1863 ‘ or he could have just run away from the confederacy and decided that the union fed and clothed its soldiers better. ‘ the confederates didn ' t get the supplies like the union did. there ’ s lot of reasons why he could have changed over ’. the story of the veterans came to light this after a report was published this week about the lingering costs of war and veterans ' pensions on the 10th anniversary of the start of the war in iraq. it found than $ 40billion each year is spent on compensation for veterans of the spanish - american war of 1898, world wars i and ii, the korean war, the vietnam war, the two iraq campaigns, and the war in afghanistan. during the civil war, 617, 000 americans were killed – approximately the same number as those who died in all of the wars up to that point, including the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. there are two memorials to uncle sam, both of which commemorate the life of samuel wilson: the uncle sam memorial statue in arlington, massachusetts, his birthplace; and a memorial near his long - term residence in riverfront park, troy, new york. wilson ' s boyhood home can still be visited in mason, new hampshire.


' s jays, common grackles, american crows, and common ravens. [ 12 ] adults are primarily taken by accipiter hawks, cats, and larger snakes ( especially rat snakes and gopher snakes ). [ 29 ] [ 30 ] mammals, such as foxes and dogs, are mainly likely to grab fledgling young robins from the ground, while raccoons often prey upon nests, and small carnivores such as american martens, ring - tailed cats and long - tailed weasels are agile enough to hunt adults. [ 31 ] [ 32 ] [ 33 ] [ 34 ] [ 35 ] however, the greatest predatory impact ( perhaps alongside domestic cats ) is probably from raptorial birds. [ 36 ] [ 37 ] they may be taken by nearly every variety of north american accipitrid, from the smallest, the sharp - shinned hawk, to one of the two largest, the golden eagle, most every north american falcon from the smallest, the american kestrel, to the largest, the gyrfalcon, and almost all owl species from the northern pygmy owl to the snowy owl. overall, 28 raptorial bird species are known to hunt american robins. [ 38 ] [ 39 ] [ 40 ] [ 41 ] [ 42 ] [ 43 ] adult robins are most vulnerable when distracted by breeding activities, though they may also be attacked on the ground or even in flight. however, when feeding in flocks, the american robin is able to remain vigilant and watch other flock members for reactions to predators. [ 12 ] the american robin is known to be a rejecter of cowbird eggs, so brood parasitism by the brown - headed cowbird is rare. even when it occurs, the parasite ' s chick does not normally survive to fledge. [ 44 ] in a study of 105 juvenile robins, 77. 1 % were infected with one or more species of endoparasite, with syngamus species the most commonly encountered, found in 57. 1 % of the birds. [ 45 ] breeding [ edit ] american robin with nest - making materials the united states has for decades changed its clocks back by one hour in the fall, and forward an hour in the spring. the practice ensures long days in the summer, when nightfall often falls after 9 p. m., and short days in the fall and winter months, with many cubicle dwellers leaving their offices long after sunset.


basketball players. big3 expected to begin june 24 former nba player allen iverson, left, shows his jersey as he poses with entertainer ice cube at the announcement to launch the big3, a new 3 - on - 3 professional basketball league on wednesday in new york. ( bebeto matthews / the associated press ) rapper turned entertainment mogul ice cube is starting a 3 - on - 3 league for former professional basketball players. and one of his favourites, allen iverson, has signed on as a player / coach in big3 as the two were at a news conference wednesday to introduce the new league. " as a fan i ' m excited to see the guys i know who can still strap it up and play at a competitive, high level, " ice cube said. " i ' m happy that i have the right people and partners to provide the stage for that. " nba ice cube, iverson starting 3 - on - 3 hoops league with former pros ice cube has dreamed about seeing his favourite nba players come out of retirement. now, he ' s going to make it happen. the rapper turned entertainment mogul is starting a 3 - on - 3 league for former professional basketball players. big3 expected to begin june 24 former nba player allen iverson, left, shows his jersey as he poses with entertainer ice cube at the announcement to launch the big3, a new 3 - on - 3 professional basketball league on wednesday in new york. ( bebeto matthews / the associated press ) rapper turned entertainment mogul ice cube is starting a 3 - on - 3 league for former professional basketball players. and one of his favourites, allen iverson, has signed on as a player / coach in big3 as the two were at a news conference wednesday to introduce the new league. " as a fan i ' m excited to see the guys i know who can still strap it up and play at a competitive, high level, " ice cube said. " i ' m happy that i have the right people and partners to provide the stage for that. " star wars: battlefront " fans may be treated to three new dlcs this year starting march, based on the latest reports. the first " star wars: battlefront " dlc titled " outer rim " will come out on mar. 12 and will bring new weapons, game modes, maps, and skills. the other two dlcs will be released in the later part of 2016, according to breathecast.


your taxable income when you file your return. you can make contributions to your 403 ( b ) account directly from your income, or your employer can make them for you as an elective deferral, which requires a reduced - salary agreement. the internal revenue service limits the amount of money you can contribute to a 403 ( b ) plan during a single year. contribution limits if you exceed the limit for tax - free contributions during the year, you may owe income tax on the excess amount. as of 2012, the maximum amount of tax - free contributions that you can make in the form of elective deferrals is $ 17, 000. the maximum amount of all contributions you can make to a 403 ( b ) plan is $ 50, 000 or 100 percent of your taxable income, whichever is smaller. do i pay taxes on the 403b plan? a 403 ( b ) plan is a retirement account available only to some ministers, employees of qualifying tax - exempt organizations and employees of public schools. an account holder can contribute to the plan, or employers can contribute on behalf of the account holder. most contributions to 403 ( b ) plans are exempt from income taxes. about contributions because contributions to 403 ( b ) plans are typically tax - free, employers may exclude them from the income reported on your w - 2. if not, you can deduct contributions from your taxable income when you file your return. you can make contributions to your 403 ( b ) account directly from your income, or your employer can make them for you as an elective deferral, which requires a reduced - salary agreement. the internal revenue service limits the amount of money you can contribute to a 403 ( b ) plan during a single year. contribution limits if you exceed the limit for tax - free contributions during the year, you may owe income tax on the excess amount. as of 2012, the maximum amount of tax - free contributions that you can make in the form of elective deferrals is $ 17, 000. the maximum amount of all contributions you can make to a 403 ( b ) plan is $ 50, 000 or 100 percent of your taxable income, whichever is smaller. russia used " permanent summer time " from 2011 to 2014. in october 2014 russia changed permanently back to standard time ( utc + 03: 00 ) in the country ' s west, including moscow, setting the clocks back one hour at the same time as other european countries did.


stranger anxiety definition stranger anxiety is fear or wariness of people with whom a child is not familiar. description an infant learns to recognize her parents within the first few months of birth by sight, sound, and smell. until about six months of age, the baby will usually seem interested in other adults as well, engaging in games such as peek - a - boo. after six months, many babies undergo a period of fear and unhappiness around anyone except their parents. stranger anxiety definition stranger anxiety is fear or wariness of people with whom a child is not familiar. description an infant learns to recognize her parents within the first few months of birth by sight, sound, and smell. until about six months of age, the baby will usually seem interested in other adults as well, engaging in games such as peek - a - boo. after six months, many babies undergo a period of fear and unhappiness around anyone except their parents. stranger anxiety definition stranger anxiety is fear or wariness of people with whom a child is not familiar. description an infant learns to recognize her parents within the first few months of birth by sight, sound, and smell. until about six months of age, the baby will usually seem interested in other adults as well, engaging in games such as peek - a - boo. after six months, many babies undergo a period of fear and unhappiness around anyone except their parents. first few months of birth by sight, sound, and smell. until about six months of age, the baby will usually seem interested in other adults as well, engaging in games such as peek - a - boo. after six months, many babies undergo a period of fear and unhappiness around anyone except their parents. stranger anxiety definition stranger anxiety is fear or wariness of people with whom a child is not familiar. description an infant learns to recognize her parents within the first few months of birth by sight, sound, and smell. until about six months of age, the baby will usually seem interested in other adults as well, engaging in games such as peek - a - boo. after six months, many babies undergo a period of fear and unhappiness around anyone except their parents. shameless will begin production on season 8 in may 2017 for a fall premiere. the season will have 12 episodes. the renewal comes a day after shameless aired its season 7 finale, which had a post - credits scene imploring viewers to " come back next year.


become a popular tradition, especially for couples. exchanging gifts is typically done on christmas eve, with christmas cake being a popular gift. christmas cakes christmas cake is a widely recognized symbol of the holiday in japan. these cakes are typically sponge cakes decorated with strawberries, whipped cream, and often featuring a santa claus or christmas tree design. families often enjoy a christmas cake together on christmas eve. kfc christmas an unusual and unique tradition in japan is eating kentucky fried chicken ( kfc ) for christmas dinner. this custom, known as " kurisumasu ni wa kentakkii " ( kentucky for christmas ), began as a marketing campaign by kfc in the 1970s and has become a popular and often pre - ordered tradition. christmas eve romance christmas eve is considered a romantic holiday in japan, similar to valentine ' s day. couples often exchange gifts and enjoy a special evening together. christmas music and caroling christmas songs and carols are commonly played in stores and malls. some japanese people enjoy caroling and singing christmas songs in their communities. public celebrations some cities in japan, such as sapporo, host christmas events and markets, featuring food stalls, holiday - themed merchandise, and entertainment. religious observance while christmas is not primarily a religious holiday in japan, some christian communities and churches hold special services to commemorate the birth of jesus. new year ' s celebrations christmas is followed by the more significant new year ' s celebration in japan, which is marked by various customs and traditions. christmas in japan has evolved into a unique and colorful holiday that combines western and japanese elements. it ' s a time for enjoying the festive illuminations, spending time with loved ones, and embracing the holiday spirit in a distinctive japanese way. here the festival is less a religious occassion and more a commercial event owing to the fact that only about 1 % of the japanese population is estimated to be christian. buddhism and shintoism is the major religion in japan. christmas was initially introduced to japan with the arrival of the first europeans in the 16th century. but the festival gained popularity only in recent decades due to increasing migration of people from all over the world to japan. this interactive google map shows the path of the total solar eclipse of 2017 aug 21. the northern and southern path limits are blue and the central line is red. you must be somewhere within the central path ( between the blue lines ) to see the total phase of the eclipse. the eclipse is longest on the central line ( red.


deep fried fair food? 2024 san diego county fair information san diego county fair san diego county fair 2024 come visit the 2024 san diego county fair at the del mar fairgrounds, from wednesday june 12 to sunday july 7, 2024. the fair is closed on mondays and tuesdays. there will be plenty of fun, concerts, shows and rides. limited tickets and parking will be available, and yes, there will be fireworks on the 4th of july make your reservations before they sell out! updated august 12, 2024 by san diego beaches and adventures san diego county fair - del mar fairgrounds san diego county fair photo credit jill smith 2024 events there are are special events on certain days. here is a list of some of the popular events. tickets include admission to the san diego county fair. summer concert series - enjoy your favorite band in reserved or unreserved seating at the grandstand stage, or choose music at the paddock stadium and dance floor. music selection and prices vary, make online reservations for your favorite band. san diego county fair fireworks - thursday july 4 at 9 pm. enjoy the fireworks spectacular, the grand finale for the san diego county fair. for $ 20 - $ 25, you can reserve your seat at the grandstands. price includes admission to the fair. exhibits - it wouldn ' t be a county fair without exhibits! check out everything from flower show, fine art, kids artwork, garden show, livestock, photography and more! exhibits vary based upon the date, so check out the fair ' s calendar to decide the best day to attend. rides and games - the san diego county fair has some of the best rides. the fun zone features 39 exciting rides, and kids zone has more than 40 rides for the younger kids. many games of skill too. see if you can win some prizes at the county fair! food - where else can you get such a variety of food. can you handle those deep fried fair food? 2024 san diego county fair information san diego county fair a child is defined as “ affected by obesity ” if their body mass index - for - age ( or bmi - for - age ) percentile is greater than 95 percent. a child is defined as “ overweight ” if their bmi - for - age percentile is greater than 85 percent and less than 95 percent. how childhood obesity is measured measuring weight status obesity in children is determined by using bmi - for - age percentiles.


total solar eclipse of 2017 aug 21 main nasa site for this eclipsebanner for 2017 august 21 eclipse / > google maps and solar eclipse paths your web browser must have javascript turned on. the following browsers have been successfully tested with google maps: map centered on ( latitude, longitude ): cursor position ( latitude, longitude ): distance from last marker: show marker on click large map introduction total solar eclipse of 2017 aug 21 main nasa site for this eclipsebanner for 2017 august 21 eclipse / > google maps and solar eclipse paths your web browser must have javascript turned on. the following browsers have been successfully tested with google maps: map centered on ( latitude, longitude ): cursor position ( latitude, longitude ): distance from last marker: show marker on click large map introduction total solar eclipse of 2017 aug 21 main nasa site for this eclipsebanner for 2017 august 21 eclipse / > google maps and solar eclipse paths your web browser must have javascript turned on. the following browsers have been successfully tested with google maps: map centered on ( latitude, longitude ): cursor position ( latitude, longitude ): distance from last marker: show marker on click large map introduction total solar eclipse of 2017 aug 21 main nasa site for this eclipsebanner for 2017 august 21 eclipse / > google maps and solar eclipse paths your web browser must have javascript turned on. the following browsers have been successfully tested with google maps: map centered on ( latitude, longitude ): cursor position ( latitude, longitude ): distance from last marker: show marker on click large map introduction map centered on ( latitude, longitude ): cursor position ( latitude, longitude ): distance from last marker: show marker on click large map introduction total solar eclipse of 2017 aug 21 main nasa site for this eclipsebanner for 2017 august 21 eclipse / > google maps and solar eclipse paths your web browser must have javascript turned on. the following browsers have been successfully tested with google maps: map centered on ( latitude, longitude ): cursor position ( latitude, longitude ): distance from last marker: show marker on click large map introduction this time is exciting for parents because at this age children are expected to say their first words soon. baby ' s first words babies will most likely say their first words sometime between the ages of 11 to 14 months. by the time they are around 18 months, you can expect them to start saying up to twenty words.


understanding childhood obesity what is childhood obesity? children and obesitychildhood obesity is a growing epidemic in the united states. it affects more than 18 percent of children, making it the most common chronic disease of childhood. this number has more than tripled since 1980. childhood obesity is a health issue. today, more and more children are being diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension and other co - morbid conditions associated with obesity and morbid obesity. understanding childhood obesity what is childhood obesity? children and obesitychildhood obesity is a growing epidemic in the united states. it affects more than 18 percent of children, making it the most common chronic disease of childhood. this number has more than tripled since 1980. childhood obesity is a health issue. today, more and more children are being diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension and other co - morbid conditions associated with obesity and morbid obesity. understanding childhood obesity what is childhood obesity? children and obesitychildhood obesity is a growing epidemic in the united states. it affects more than 18 percent of children, making it the most common chronic disease of childhood. this number has more than tripled since 1980. childhood obesity is a health issue. today, more and more children are being diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension and other co - morbid conditions associated with obesity and morbid obesity.hood obesity is a growing epidemic in the united states. it affects more than 18 percent of children, making it the most common chronic disease of childhood. this number has more than tripled since 1980. childhood obesity is a health issue. today, more and more children are being diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension and other co - morbid conditions associated with obesity and morbid obesity. understanding childhood obesity what is childhood obesity? children and obesitychildhood obesity is a growing epidemic in the united states. it affects more than 18 percent of children, making it the most common chronic disease of childhood. this number has more than tripled since 1980. childhood obesity is a health issue. today, more and more children are being diagnosed with diabetes, hypertension and other co - morbid conditions associated with obesity and morbid obesity. to prove it, here are 25 things that make radcliffe quite different from the character he played over the course of 10 years. 1. daniel radcliffe was born on july 23, 1989. harry potter was born on july 31, 1980, a fact the books occasionally forgot and the film series dispensed with entirely. 2. harry potter is an orphan.


baby are special and are unforgettable memories for parents. read about when do babies generally start talking and by what age do babies start talking in sentences. parents of new born babies are always excited about so many things. they are curious about so many issues related to their baby. one important issue most new parents often have on their mind is ' when will my baby start talking? ' for a long time, your baby ’ s mode of communication will be crying. sometimes you feel helpless when you can ’ t understand what your baby needs. once they start talking, even if it ’ s in broken words and sentences, you will be able to understand their feelings better. a baby ' s receptive language develops first before his expressive language. this means, whatever words you are talking to your baby, he is absorbing it first. whatever you are speaking to him is going into his vocabulary. receptive language or what your baby understands develops first before expressive language which is what he expresses to you. babies up to three months one of the first ways by which babies communicate with their parents is by crying. crying may not seem like language development, but it is through crying that your baby is trying to tell you something. sometimes you may notice that your child has a different type of cry for communicating different things. 4 to 6 months at this stage, babies may start what is known as babbling. they might make sounds using vowels. sounds like ' ooh ' and ' aah '. soon, you might start hearing them combine vowels and consonants to say sounds like ' da - da ' and ' ba - ba. ' at this age, babies may respond to you by smiling and cooing. this is their way of communicating to you. 7 to 12 months your baby ' s receptive language will really start to increase by now. he will be able to understand simple directions like no - no. many parents like their baby to say bye - bye or blow flying kisses. your baby will be able to blow kisses and say bye - bye at this age. if you observe your baby carefully, you will see that he tries to imitate your sounds and gestures. types of service: funeral vs. memorial vs. graveside a funeral is when you have a service before the body is buried or cremated. a memorial service is when you have a service after the body has been buried or cremated. a graveside service is just like a funeral only it takes place on the gravesite.


jointly completed by a doctor or coroner and a funeral director. you ’ ll need multiple copies of the death certificate in order to do most of the tasks involved in disposition of the body, settling the estate, and wrapping up other affairs ( like bank accounts and insurance ). • if you ’ re at a hospital, nursing home, or hospice, they will know what to do and can lead you through the proper steps, and will begin to complete the death certificate. • if you ’ ve already been in touch with a funeral home, call them so they can get the process started. • when you have no other options, call 911. be aware that you ’ ll need a funeral director to claim the body for burial or cremation. • if the person who died was an organ donor, inform the appropriate authorities so they can preserve the organs and prep them for donation. for hospital and end - of - life facilities: clean out the deceased ’ s residence if the person who died was living in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or hospice facility, there may be rules about how much time you have to remove the deceased ’ s personal property from his or her room. in order to avoid the potentially substantial charges that may result from insurance or medicaid being discontinued. 2. prepare to work with a funeral director you need to engage a funeral director to complete the death certificate and properly transport and store the remains. most hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices require the removal of the body within a few hours after death. two questions you ’ ll need to answer: • will the body be buried or cremated? • what type of funeral service will you be having? if the person who died made funeral plans before death, work directly with the particular funeral home and be aware of any pre - payments so you don ’ t get double charged. speaking of money … as soon as a bank is notified of the death, any of the deceased ’ s accounts will be frozen until processed in probate. if you ’ ve been using their cash to pay their expenses, you may want to withdraw money from their bank account while you still can. 3. the eiffel tower is not just a monument to aerodynamics and aesthetics, it is a model of organization and management. completed in just two years, two months and five days, the project finished ahead of schedule. slated to open on may 6, 1889, the eiffel tower was ready on march 30 of that year.


, the show ' s style was influenced by his time attending the california institute of the arts ( calarts ) and his experiences working as a writer and storyboard artist on the marvelous misadventures of flapjack. in an interview with animation world network, ward said he strives to combine the series ' subversive humor with " beautiful " moments, using hayao miyazaki ' s film my neighbor totoro as inspiration. [ 3 ] ward has also named home movies and dr. katz, professional therapist as influences, largely because both shows are " relaxing " and feature " conversational dialogue that feels natural [ and ] not over the top [ nor ] cartoony and shrill ". [ 4 ] ward described the show as a " dark comedy "; he said " dark comedies are my favorite, because i love that feeling – being happy and scared at the same time. it ' s my favorite way to feel – when i ' m on the edge of my seat but i ' m happy, that sense of conflicting emotions. and there ' s a lot of that in the show, i think. " [ 5 ] executive producer fred seibert compared the show ' s animation style to that of felix the cat and various max fleischer cartoons, but said that its world is also equally inspired by dungeons & dragons and video games. [ 6 ] ward intended for the show ' s world to have a certain physical logic instead of " cartoony slapstick "; even though magic exists in the story, the show ' s writers tried to create an internal consistency in how the characters interact with the world. [ 3 ] [ 6 ] although the show is set in a post - apocalyptic setting, according to ward, the original intention was for the land of ooo to simply be " magical ". after making the episode " business time ", in which an iceberg containing the bodies of reanimated business men floats to the surface of a lake, the show suddenly became post - apocalyptic, and ward noted that the production crew " just ran with it. " [ 5 ] ward later described the setting as " candyland on the surface and dark underneath ". [ 7 ] production [ edit ] albert einstein died on april 18th 1955 at the age of 76. he was admitted to princeton hospital on the evening of april 17th complaining of chest pain. it was discovered that he has a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm and was bleeding internally.


! when did albert einstein die albert einstein is known as one of the greatest scientific minds of all time. it was albert einstein who came up with the theory of relativity and the equation e = mc2. in fact albert einstein was considered so ingenious and intelligent that today to be referred to as an einstein means that you are a genius. life accomplishments albert einstein accomplished many things in his lifetime and is considered the father of modern physics. during his lifetime he completed work on his general theory of relativity, particle theory and worked on the foundation of photon theory. in 1921 he was awarded the nobel prize in physics for his services to theoretical physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect. albert einstein also advised the u. s government that germany may be developing the atomic bomb during world war ii which led to the development of nuclear weapons in the united states. he also completed studies showing the dangers of military use of nuclear energy. when did albert einstein die? have a question? if you have a question you can search for the answer below! when did albert einstein die albert einstein is known as one of the greatest scientific minds of all time. it was albert einstein who came up with the theory of relativity and the equation e = mc2. in fact albert einstein was considered so ingenious and intelligent that today to be referred to as an einstein means that you are a genius. life accomplishments albert einstein accomplished many things in his lifetime and is considered the father of modern physics. during his lifetime he completed work on his general theory of relativity, particle theory and worked on the foundation of photon theory. in 1921 he was awarded the nobel prize in physics for his services to theoretical physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect. albert einstein also advised the u. s government that germany may be developing the atomic bomb during world war ii which led to the development of nuclear weapons in the united states. he also completed studies showing the dangers of military use of nuclear energy. when did albert einstein die? originating from the french word “ chandelle, ” chandelier literally means “ candle holder, ” and when the first appeared, that was about it. the first known chandeliers came about during the 14th century and were a simple design: two wood beams forming a cross with a spike at the end of each to hold a candle. though they were not as ornate as future designs, the element and ideas of class still applied.


august 12, 2024 hankering for history hanker: to have a strong, often restless desire, in this case for – you guessed it – history! the history of the chandelier 2 min read chandelier at linderhof castle the word ‘ chandelier ’ is instantly synonymous with class; ornate hanging lights that are just as much decoration as they are light sources. many of these ideas haven ’ t changed over the course of 500 years, despite major changes in chandeliers themselves. august 12, 2024 hankering for history hanker: to have a strong, often restless desire, in this case for – you guessed it – history! the history of the chandelier 2 min read chandelier at linderhof castle the word ‘ chandelier ’ is instantly synonymous with class; ornate hanging lights that are just as much decoration as they are light sources. many of these ideas haven ’ t changed over the course of 500 years, despite major changes in chandeliers themselves. august 12, 2024 hankering for history hanker: to have a strong, often restless desire, in this case for – you guessed it – history! the history of the chandelier 2 min read chandelier at linderhof castle the word ‘ chandelier ’ is instantly synonymous with class; ornate hanging lights that are just as much decoration as they are light sources. many of these ideas haven ’ t changed over the course of 500 years, despite major changes in chandeliers themselves. just as much decoration as they are light sources. many of these ideas haven ’ t changed over the course of 500 years, despite major changes in chandeliers themselves. august 12, 2024 hankering for history hanker: to have a strong, often restless desire, in this case for – you guessed it – history! the history of the chandelier 2 min read chandelier at linderhof castle the word ‘ chandelier ’ is instantly synonymous with class; ornate hanging lights that are just as much decoration as they are light sources. many of these ideas haven ’ t changed over the course of 500 years, despite major changes in chandeliers themselves. the 1536 institutes had given calvin some reputation among protestant leaders. therefore, on discovering that calvin was spending a night in geneva late in 1536, the reformer and preacher guillaume farel, then struggling to plant protestantism in that town, persuaded him to remain to help in this work.


all store banner desktop store banner mobile the forbidden city of china the discovery that revealed how the forbidden city of china was built print getting your trinity audio player ready... in november last year, the translation of a 500 - year - old document answered one of the greatest mysteries surrounding the forbidden city in beijing, china – how the ancient people managed to transport stones weighing more than 330 tonnes over 70 kilometres. until now it was believed that they were transported on wheels, however, the ancient document showed that this was not the case at all. all store banner desktop store banner mobile the forbidden city of china the discovery that revealed how the forbidden city of china was built print getting your trinity audio player ready... in november last year, the translation of a 500 - year - old document answered one of the greatest mysteries surrounding the forbidden city in beijing, china – how the ancient people managed to transport stones weighing more than 330 tonnes over 70 kilometres. until now it was believed that they were transported on wheels, however, the ancient document showed that this was not the case at all. all store banner desktop store banner mobile the forbidden city of china the discovery that revealed how the forbidden city of china was built print getting your trinity audio player ready... in november last year, the translation of a 500 - year - old document answered one of the greatest mysteries surrounding the forbidden city in beijing, china – how the ancient people managed to transport stones weighing more than 330 tonnes over 70 kilometres. until now it was believed that they were transported on wheels, however, the ancient document showed that this was not the case at all. 330 tonnes over 70 kilometres. until now it was believed that they were transported on wheels, however, the ancient document showed that this was not the case at all. all store banner desktop store banner mobile the forbidden city of china the discovery that revealed how the forbidden city of china was built print getting your trinity audio player ready... in november last year, the translation of a 500 - year - old document answered one of the greatest mysteries surrounding the forbidden city in beijing, china – how the ancient people managed to transport stones weighing more than 330 tonnes over 70 kilometres. until now it was believed that they were transported on wheels, however, the ancient document showed that this was not the case at all. the league of nations was an international organization that existed between 1920 and 1946. headquartered in geneva, switzerland, the league of nations vowed to promote international cooperation and preserve global peace.


new ipo logo - by charles larry home search browse about ipo staff links iht08150102 - 1. jpg iht08150102 - 2. jpgthe iron horse comes to illinois, 1835 - 1860 h. roger grant historical research and narrative iht08150102 - 3. jpg first locomotive to serve chicago, the pioneer, is captured in this mid - twentieth century photograph, pulling a vintage passenger coach. owned by the galena & chicago union railroad, the pioneer was much smaller than subsequent steam locomotives that were used before the civil war. passenger cars were usually spartan, lighting and heating equipment were minimal, and seats were closely spaced. by charles larry home search browse about ipo staff links iht08150102 - 1. jpg iht08150102 - 2. jpgthe iron horse comes to illinois, 1835 - 1860 h. roger grant historical research and narrative iht08150102 - 3. jpg first locomotive to serve chicago, the pioneer, is captured in this mid - twentieth century photograph, pulling a vintage passenger coach. owned by the galena & chicago union railroad, the pioneer was much smaller than subsequent steam locomotives that were used before the civil war. passenger cars were usually spartan, lighting and heating equipment were minimal, and seats were closely spaced. new ipo logo - by charles larry home search browse about ipo staff links iht08150102 - 1. jpg iht08150102 - 2. jpgthe iron horse comes to illinois, 1835 - 1860 h. roger grant historical research and narrative iht08150102 - 3. jpg first locomotive to serve chicago, the pioneer, is captured in this mid - twentieth century photograph, pulling a vintage passenger coach. owned by the galena & chicago union railroad, the pioneer was much smaller than subsequent steam locomotives that were used before the civil war. passenger cars were usually spartan, lighting and heating equipment were minimal, and seats were closely spaced. wiper was introduced in nebraska in 1979 in bluestem lake, not far from lincoln, " said bauer, " and since then the program has been expanded to 23 reservoirs. the larger wipers serve as a great management tool for getting some use out of adult gizzard shad — fish too large for most other game fish to prey on.


kuwait city was declared liberated, and with allied forces having driven well into iraq, president bush and his advisers decided to halt the war. a cease - fire took effect at 8: 00 the following morning. 2 the history of the gulf war has a multitude of components - including internal decisionmaking as well as diplomatic, economic, and conventional military activities. this briefing book primarily focuses on the intelligence, space operations, and scud - hunting aspects of the war. it also includes a report describing how desert storm affected china ' s view of future warfare, a document that raises questions as to what lessons other nations have drawn from u. s. military engagements in the middle east and the balkans. the documents document 1: defense intelligence agency, scud b study, august 1974. secret, 18 pp. a crucial element of the persian gulf war was the iraqi launch of its modified scud missiles. iraq originally obtained scud missiles, along with much of the rest of its military equipment, from their producer - - the soviet union. this 1970s study provides basic data on various aspects of the scud b - - including, among others, its range, payload, warhead type, and accuracy. it also provides information on the background of the missile and conclusions based on u. s. materiel exploitation of one or more scuds. 3 document 2: george bush, national security directive 45, u. s. policy in response to the iraqi invasion of kuwait, august 20, 1990. secret, 5 pp. this nsd was the first of two key presidential directives that guided u. s. policy and actions in response to saddam hussein ' s invasion of kuwait. the directive articulated u. s. interests in the region and the four principles that would guide u. s. policy during the crisis - - including the " immediate, complete, and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces from kuwait " and " a commitment to the security and stability of the persian gulf. " the directive went on to specify diplomatic, economic, energy, and military measures the u. s. would take to achieve its objectives. document 3: dia iraq regional intelligence task force, iraq launches multiple srbm ' s dec 2, december 3, 1990. although illinois could not boast having the first steam - powered railroad in the united states or the midwest ( maryland in 1828 and ohio in 1836 claimed those honors ), residents could brag of being the home state for some of the earliest american carriers.


skip to main content an official website of the united states government official websites use. gov a. gov website belongs to an official government organization in the united states. secure. gov websites use https a lock ( ) or https: / / means you ’ ve safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. 1. home 2. travel 3. for u. s. citizens / lawful permanent residents 4. western hemisphere travel initiative western hemisphere travel initiative what is the western hemisphere travel initiative ( whti )? whti is the joint department of state ( dos ) and department of homeland security ( dhs ) plan to implement a key 9 / 11 commission recommendation and the statutory mandates of the intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004 ( irtpa ). / / means you ’ ve safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. 1. home 2. travel 3. for u. s. citizens / lawful permanent residents 4. western hemisphere travel initiative western hemisphere travel initiative what is the western hemisphere travel initiative ( whti )? whti is the joint department of state ( dos ) and department of homeland security ( dhs ) plan to implement a key 9 / 11 commission recommendation and the statutory mandates of the intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004 ( irtpa ). skip to main content an official website of the united states government official websites use. gov a. gov website belongs to an official government organization in the united states. secure. gov websites use https a lock ( ) or https: / / means you ’ ve safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. 1. home 2. travel 3. for u. s. citizens / lawful permanent residents 4. western hemisphere travel initiative western hemisphere travel initiative what is the western hemisphere travel initiative ( whti )? whti is the joint department of state ( dos ) and department of homeland security ( dhs ) plan to implement a key 9 / 11 commission recommendation and the statutory mandates of the intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004 ( irtpa ). windows azure uses the idea of regions to manage the physical distribution of your applications and data. a region in a nutshell represents a microsoft data center where you can deploy your application or part of it. nowadays, you can find multiple regions spread across the globe in places such as north america, europe and asia.


using windows azure regions efficiently moving your application to the cloud might not be easy as it sounds. the typical sample we always see in documentation or demos about an asp. net application created from the visual studio template and deploy it in azure as a package is definitely very far from reality. there are multiple factors that can affect the response time and availability of your applications in the cloud but you can not easily see until you embark on a real project. application distribution and deployment is one of those factors, and the one we are going to discuss in this post. using windows azure regions efficiently moving your application to the cloud might not be easy as it sounds. the typical sample we always see in documentation or demos about an asp. net application created from the visual studio template and deploy it in azure as a package is definitely very far from reality. there are multiple factors that can affect the response time and availability of your applications in the cloud but you can not easily see until you embark on a real project. application distribution and deployment is one of those factors, and the one we are going to discuss in this post. see in documentation or demos about an asp. net application created from the visual studio template and deploy it in azure as a package is definitely very far from reality. there are multiple factors that can affect the response time and availability of your applications in the cloud but you can not easily see until you embark on a real project. application distribution and deployment is one of those factors, and the one we are going to discuss in this post. using windows azure regions efficiently moving your application to the cloud might not be easy as it sounds. the typical sample we always see in documentation or demos about an asp. net application created from the visual studio template and deploy it in azure as a package is definitely very far from reality. there are multiple factors that can affect the response time and availability of your applications in the cloud but you can not easily see until you embark on a real project. application distribution and deployment is one of those factors, and the one we are going to discuss in this post. polar bears are stocky, with a long neck, relatively small head, short, rounded ears, and a short tail. the male, which is much larger than the female, weighs 410 to 720 kg ( 900 to 1, 600 pounds ). it grows to about 1. 6 metres ( 5. 3 feet ) tall at the shoulder and 2. 2 – 2. 5 metres in length.


rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. brazil. rainforest where are rainforests located? tropical rainforests are located near the equator. fifty seven percent of all tropical rainforests are found in latin america. one third of the world ' s tropical rainforests are in brazil. blue lake, new zealand a 2011 study by the auckland - based national institute of water and atmospheric research found some of the clearest waters on record in the small blue lake, part of nelson lakes national park in new zealand ’ s southern alps, accessible from the village of saint arnaud.


in the garden: growing bitter melon embracing our interdependence with nature in the garden: growing bitter melon in previous posts i have mentioned growing bitter melon in the garden. for many years i have enjoyed eating this unusual asian bitter gourd. while working in chinese restaurants i had the good fortune to eat food that chinese chefs do not make for their american clientele. each day the chef made something traditional for the staff to eat. sometimes it was as simple as a can of fried dace with black beans and a plate of gai lon and rice, other times the meal was something special like a rich duck stew with fresh ( not canned ) bamboo shoots, or thousand year old eggs, or winter melon soup. i discovered so many vegetables and so many flavors i had never before experienced at the table. it was a real culinary pleasure. bitter melon was one such discovery. was something special like a rich duck stew with fresh ( not canned ) bamboo shoots, or thousand year old eggs, or winter melon soup. i discovered so many vegetables and so many flavors i had never before experienced at the table. it was a real culinary pleasure. bitter melon was one such discovery. in the garden: growing bitter melon embracing our interdependence with nature in the garden: growing bitter melon in previous posts i have mentioned growing bitter melon in the garden. for many years i have enjoyed eating this unusual asian bitter gourd. while working in chinese restaurants i had the good fortune to eat food that chinese chefs do not make for their american clientele. each day the chef made something traditional for the staff to eat. sometimes it was as simple as a can of fried dace with black beans and a plate of gai lon and rice, other times the meal was something special like a rich duck stew with fresh ( not canned ) bamboo shoots, or thousand year old eggs, or winter melon soup. i discovered so many vegetables and so many flavors i had never before experienced at the table. it was a real culinary pleasure. bitter melon was one such discovery. celts originated in central europe not ireland. they word " celt " comes from the greek word " keltoi " another answer: the celts of britain and ireland are descended from post - ice age settler from northern spain, especially the basque country. this is indicated by the y - chromosome studies of the past sveral years. ireland.


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changed the character of the war. eighth army was decisively defeated at the battle of the chongchon river and forced to retreat all the way back to south korea. the defeat of the u. s. eighth army resulted in the longest retreat of any u. s. military unit in history. general walker was killed in a jeep accident on 23 december 1950, and replaced by lieutenant general matthew ridgway. the overstretched eighth army suffered heavily with the chinese offensive, who were able to benefit from shorter lines of communication and with rather casually deployed enemy forces. the chinese broke through the u. s. defenses despite u. s. air supremacy and the eighth army and u. n. forces retreated hastily to avoid encirclement. the chinese offensive continued pressing u. s. forces, which lost seoul, the south korean capital. eighth army ' s morale and esprit de corps hit rock bottom, to where it was widely regarded as a broken, defeated rabble. general ridgway forcefully restored eighth army to combat effectiveness over several months. eighth army slowed and ultimately halted the chinese advance at the battles of chipyong - ni and wonju. it then counter - attacked the chinese, re - took seoul, and drove to the 38th parallel, where the front stabilized. when general ridgway replaced general of the army douglas macarthur as the overall u. n. commander, lieutenant general james van fleet assumed command of eighth army. after the war of movement during the first stages, the fighting in korea settled down to a war of attrition. ceasefire negotiations were begun at the village of panmunjom in the summer of 1951, and they dragged on for two years. during the final combat operation of the war, lieutenant general maxwell d. taylor ( promoted to general 23 june 1953 ) commanded the eighth army. when the military demarcation line was finally agreed to by the korean armistice agreement, south korea and north korea continued on as separate states. guarding korea [ edit ] growing a cinnamon tree ( cinnamomum zeylanicum ) takes the concept of edible landscaping to a whole new level. this exotic tree, which comes from southwest india, is the source of the spice cinnamon. the spice comes from its aromatic bark. cinnamon trees grow outside year - round in u. s. department of agriculture plant hardiness zones 10 through 12. in colder regions, it grows well as a potted tree, outside in summer and inside through the winter.


answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. answerslogowhite 0 best answer the oldest poetry discovered so far originates from around 1700 bc. this is just when the oldest discovered comes from, it ' s not necessary when poetry definitely originated from, since we can ' t say for definite, since the evidence would have been destroyed by now throughout history. eighth united states army memorial at yongsan during the aftermath of the korean war, the eighth army remained in south korea. by the 1960s, i corps, consisting of the 7th infantry division and the 2nd infantry division, remained as part of the eighth army.


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extensively in tropical asia since ancient times. [ 1 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] it is grown mainly in southeast asia, southwest india and other tropical areas such as colombia, puerto rico and florida, [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] where the tree has been introduced. jump to content mangosteen from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ( redirected from purple mangosteen ) mangosteen illustration from fleurs, fruits et feuillages choisis de l ' ile de java 1863 – 1864 by berthe hoola van nooten ( pieter de pannemaeker lithographer ) photograph of a whole mangosteen fruits, and one partially peeled to show the horizontal cross section which reveals the white internal flesh divided into seven sections. whole fruit and horizontal cross - section scientific classification edit this classification kingdom: plantae clade: tracheophytes clade: angiosperms clade: eudicots clade: rosids order: malpighiales family: clusiaceae genus: garcinia species: g. mangostana binomial name garcinia mangostana synonyms [ 1 ] • mangostana garcinia gaertn mangosteen ( garcinia mangostana ), also known as the purple mangosteen, [ 2 ] is a tropical evergreen tree with edible fruit native to island southeast asia, from the malay peninsula to borneo. it has been cultivated extensively in tropical asia since ancient times. [ 1 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] it is grown mainly in southeast asia, southwest india and other tropical areas such as colombia, puerto rico and florida, [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] where the tree has been introduced. malaria is a parasite that lives inside your red blood cells, and once it gets inside, it grows and multiples for about 2 days and 16 - 32 new malaria parasites are made. these new malaria parasites then burst out of the red blood cell, destroying it, and then the malaria can find more red blood cells to infect. and then this cycle continues every two days, infect, multiply, burst out, find a new cell, infect …. there ’ s a video of malaria here http: / / youtu. be / _ oiy - m6gncu ( the red cell bit starts is at about 2: 40, and 3: 20 is when the parasites burst out of the red blood cells.


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youtube a man identified as company president chris nelson was recorded on camera delivering the news to a large crowd of employees, who reacted with jeers and obscenities. one person can be seen walking out of the meeting. at one point, nelson pleads with the crowd to quiet down so he can continue with the statement, saying " i ' ve got information that ' s important to share as part of the transition. " advertisement carrier employs roughly 1, 400 people. there will be no immediate impact on jobs, according to local abc affiliate rtv6. " i want to be clear — this is strictly a business decision, " nelson continued, drawing another round of boos. “ this was an extremely difficult decision. it was made most difficult because i understand that it will have an impact on all of you, your families, and the community. ” chevron icon it indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options. homepage watch 1, 400 us workers learn their jobs are moving to mexico a crowd of carrier manufacturing workers erupted into anger wednesday as they learned their plant was being relocated to monterrey, mexico. advertisement carrier, an indianapolis - based heating, ventilation and air conditioning company owned by united technologies, announced in a statement on wednesday that the plant would undergo a three - year transition to mexico starting in 2017. carrier employees laid off screenshot via youtube a man identified as company president chris nelson was recorded on camera delivering the news to a large crowd of employees, who reacted with jeers and obscenities. one person can be seen walking out of the meeting. at one point, nelson pleads with the crowd to quiet down so he can continue with the statement, saying " i ' ve got information that ' s important to share as part of the transition. " advertisement carrier employs roughly 1, 400 people. there will be no immediate impact on jobs, according to local abc affiliate rtv6. " i want to be clear — this is strictly a business decision, " nelson continued, drawing another round of boos. “ this was an extremely difficult decision. it was made most difficult because i understand that it will have an impact on all of you, your families, and the community. ” crivitz is a village in marinette county, wisconsin, united states. the population was 1, 093 at the 2020 census. [ 6 ] it is part of the marinette, wi – mi micropolitan statistical area.


5 & 534 fips code55 - 17725 [ 4 ] gnis feature id1563535 [ 2 ] airportcrivitz municipal airport highways • us 141 ( north - south ) • county w ( east - west ) • county a ( northwest ) websiteofficial website jump to content crivitz, wisconsin coordinates: 45°14 ′ 2 ″ n 88°0 ′ 25 ″ w / 45. 23389°n 88. 00694°w / 45. 23389; - 88. 00694 from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia crivitz nickname: ellis junction ( railroad name until 1883 ) motto ( s ): crivitz, a great place to live, work, and play location of crivitz in marinette county, wisconsin location of crivitz in marinette county, wisconsin crivitz is located in wisconsin crivitz crivitz coordinates: 45°14 ′ 2 ″ n 88°0 ′ 25 ″ w / 45. 23389°n 88. 00694°w / 45. 23389; - 88. 00694 countryunited states statewisconsin countymarinette town of crivitzseptember 10, 1883 village of crivitz1974 government • typevillage president and board of trustees ( 6 ) • village presidentamy grandaw • village clerkmarilynn padgett area • total1. 64 sq mi ( 4. 25 km2 ) • land1. 58 sq mi ( 4. 11 km2 ) • water0. 06 sq mi ( 0. 14 km2 ) elevation679 ft ( 207 m ) population • total1, 093 demonymwolverines ( local sports team ) time zoneutc - 6 ( central ( cst ) ) • summer ( dst ) utc - 5 ( cdt ) united states zip code 54114 - xxxx area code ( s ) 715 & 534 fips code55 - 17725 [ 4 ] gnis feature id1563535 [ 2 ] airportcrivitz municipal airport highways • us 141 ( north - south ) • county w ( east - west ) • county a ( northwest ) websiteofficial website desertification often causes rural lands to become unable to support the same sized populations that previously lived there. this results in mass migrations out of rural areas and into urban areas particularly in africa.


pollute open water, reduce the effectiveness of clean energy efforts, and halt most forms of transportation. dust and sand storms can have a negative effect on the climate which can make desertification worse. [ 28 ] [ 29 ] dust particles in the air scatter incoming radiation from the sun ( hassan, 2012 ). the dust can provide momentary coverage for the ground temperature but the atmospheric temperature will increase. this can disform and shorten the life time of clouds which can result in less rainfall. [ 17 ] food insecurity [ edit ] global food security is being threatened by desertification. the more that population grows, the more food that has to be grown. the agricultural business is being displaced from one country to another. for example, europe on average imports over 50 % of its food. meanwhile, 44 % of agricultural land is located in dry lands and it supplies 60 % of the world ' s food production. desertification is decreasing the amount of sustainable land for agricultural uses but demands are continuously growing. in the near future, the demands will overcome the supply. [ 30 ] the violent herder – farmer conflicts in nigeria, sudan, mali and other countries in the sahel region have been exacerbated by climate change, land degradation and population growth. [ 31 ] [ 32 ] [ 33 ] increasing poverty [ edit ] wind erosion outside leuchars at least 90 % of the inhabitants of drylands live in developing countries, where they also suffer from poor economic and social conditions. [ 5 ] this situation is exacerbated by land degradation because of the reduction in productivity, the precariousness of living conditions and the difficulty of access to resources and opportunities. [ 6 ] many underdeveloped countries are affected by overgrazing, land exhaustion and overdrafting of groundwater due to pressures to exploit marginal drylands for farming. decision - makers are understandably averse to invest in arid zones with low potential. this absence of investment contributes to the marginalization of these zones. when unfavorable agri - climatic conditions are combined with an absence of infrastructure and access to markets, as well as poorly adapted production techniques and an underfed and undereducated population, most such zones are excluded from development. [ 34 ] don mills middle school ( dmms ) is a middle school in toronto, ontario. it is located near the intersection don mills road and lawrence avenue. the school was known as don mills junior high school until.


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h area • total1. 06 sq mi ( 2. 74 km2 ) • land1. 06 sq mi ( 2. 74 km2 ) • water0. 00 sq mi ( 0. 00 km2 ) elevation 177 ft ( 54 m ) population ( 2020 ) • total5, 239 • density4, 956. 48 / sq mi ( 1, 914. 07 / km2 ) time zoneutc - 5 ( eastern ( est ) ) • summer ( dst ) utc - 4 ( edt ) zip code 10523 area code914 fips code36 - 24295 gnis feature id0949586 websitehttp: / / www. elmsfordny. org animal shelter elmsford is a village in westchester county, new york, united states. it is part of the new york metropolitan area. roughly one square mile, the village is fully contained within the borders of the town of greenburgh. as of the 2010 census, the population of elmsford was 4, 664. [ 2 ] history [ edit ] elmsford was largely farmland throughout its early history. the construction of railroads in the late 19th century brought new prominence to the area, and in 1910 it was incorporated as a village. the area was known from colonial times as " storm ' s bridge " and later, " hall ' s corners ", names derived from the principal landowners of the times. in 1870, the growing village was officially renamed " elmsford " in honor of a local landmark, a giant elm tree ( since deceased ). the names elmsford and storm ' s bridge are reminders of the nearby saw mill river, which once had significant tributaries flowing through the village. a longstanding legend holds that elmsford is the birthplace of the term " cocktail ". according to the tale, a local colonial tavern ( sometimes said to be established by town father isaac storm ) had run out of wooden stirrers during the war and started using the quills of roosters ' tailfeathers to stir their drinks; a more embellished version holds that the roosters were plundered from nearby tory farmers. that same web site. 3. the actual place on the hard drive where preferences are stored is - c: \ documents and settings \ [ user name ] \ application data \ mozilla \ firefox \ profiles \ prefs. js 4. the mozilla foundation ( firefox ) is based in california.