due to superman ’ s popularity and fame many actors have played the legendary superhero in television series and movies. below is a list of actors that have played superman. • henry cavill is set to be the most recent incarnation of this popular super hero having landed the role of superman in the upcoming movie man of steel set to open in 2013. • brandon routh played superman in the 2006 movie superman returns. stephen bender starred in the same movie as the young clark kent. • tom welling played a teenaged clark kent / superman in the long running television series smallville which ran from 2001 to 2011. • dean cain played the famous superhero from 1993 to 1997 in the television series lois and clark: the new adventures of superman. • ron ely had the privilege of being cast in the role of superboy in a two part episode of the tv show superboy in 1991. • the first television series of superboy, titled the adventures of superboy aired in 1961 with actor johnny rockwell playing superboy. the subsequent television series superboy ran from 1988 until 1992. two separate actors played superboy on that series during that time. john haymes newton starred in the show from 1988 - 1989. after newton, gerard christopher took on the role and continued until 1992. • christopher reeves is perhaps the most well known actor to play the character of superman. this is due to the fact that he was casted as superman in four movies superman ( 1978 ), superman ii ( 1980 ), superman iii ( 1983 ), superman iv: the quest for peace ( 1987 ). jeff east starred as a young clark kent in the movie superman. • david wilson was the star of the television special it ’ s a bird, it ’ s a plane, it ’ s superman tv special in 1975. • the movie superman and the mole men played in cinemas in 1951 with george reeves as the super hero. he later took on the role again in the television series adventures of superman from 1952 until 1958. he ’ s also very endearing and as you ’ ll soon see, a great actor to carry on the pirates of the caribbean legacy. as the son of will turner and elizabeth swann, brenton thwaites plays henry turner and is on a quest to free his father from the flying dutchman. the fantastic news is that you don ’ t have to wait any longer to see what all the fuss is about, because pirates of the caribbean: dead men tell no tales is in theaters today!.


bryan greenberg, nolan gould, richard jenkins, and woody harrelson in supporting roles. [ 3 ] the plot revolves around dylan harper ( timberlake ) and jamie rellis ( kunis ), who meet in new york city, and naively believe adding sex to their friendship will not lead to complications. over time, they begin to develop deep feelings for each other, only to deny it each time they are together. jump to content friends with benefits ( film ) this is a good article. click here for more information. from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia friends with benefits poster of friends with benefits theatrical release poster directed bywill gluck screenplay by • will gluck • keith merryman • david a. newman story by produced by • liz glotzer • will gluck • martin shafer • jerry zucker • janet zucker starring cinematographymichael grady edited bytia nolan production companies distributed bysony pictures releasing release dates • july 18, 2011 ( 2011 - 07 - 18 ) ( new york city ) • july 22, 2011 ( 2011 - 07 - 22 ) ( united states ) running time 109 minutes [ 1 ] countryunited states languageenglish budget $ 35 million [ 2 ] box office $ 149. 5 million [ 2 ] friends with benefits is a 2011 american romantic comedy film directed by will gluck and starring justin timberlake and mila kunis. the film features patricia clarkson, jenna elfman, bryan greenberg, nolan gould, richard jenkins, and woody harrelson in supporting roles. [ 3 ] the plot revolves around dylan harper ( timberlake ) and jamie rellis ( kunis ), who meet in new york city, and naively believe adding sex to their friendship will not lead to complications. over time, they begin to develop deep feelings for each other, only to deny it each time they are together. a japanese soldier who refused to surrender after the second world war ended and spent 29 years hiding in the jungle while continuing a guerilla war has died aged 91. hiroo onoda remained on an island in the philippines until 1974 because he did not believe the war was over. he became the last japanese soldier to surrender – but only after his former commander, who in 1945 had told him to stay behind and spy on american troops, was flown from japan to order him to give up. scroll down for video onoda ( centre ) salutes after handing over a military sword on lubang island in.


described the character as " a security blanket with sexual overtones " and nimoy reported, " i ' ve never had more female attention on a set before. and get this: they all want to touch the ears! " [ 52 ] ( when a young woman asked " are you aware that you are the source of erotic dream material for thousands and thousands of ladies around the world? ", he replied " may all your dreams come true ". ) nimoy speculated that spock appealed to women because [ 93 ] down comes a stranger — tall, dark, thoughtful, alien and exotic. somewhat devilish in appearance. he has a brilliant mind, the wisdom of a patriarch and is oh, so cool. with one raised eyebrow, he suggests he is above game - playing and role - playing — which are just hangovers from earth ' s victorian age — that he and he alone understands the deepest needs and longings of the earth female. nasa made spock an informal mascot. nimoy was invited to be guest of honor at the march 1967 national space club dinner and to take an extensive tour of the goddard space flight center in greenbelt, md. the actor concluded from the warm and intense reception he received that astronauts like john glenn and aerospace industry engineers, secretaries, and shareholders alike all regarded star trek, and especially the character of spock, as a " dramatization of the future of their space program ". [ 94 ] [ page needed ] an asteroid in the eos family discovered on august 16, 1971, was named mr. spock after the discoverer james b. gibson ' s cat ( which had been named mr. spock, who was likewise " imperturbable, logical, intelligent, and had pointed ears " ). [ 95 ] spock proved inspirational to many budding scientists and engineers. nimoy has said that many of them, on meeting him, were eager to show him their work and discuss it with him as if he were a scientific peer, as opposed to an actor, photographer, and poet. his stock response in these situations was " it certainly looks like you ' re headed in the right direction ". [ 96 ] in the same television series joel nestler played the teenage aged version of clark kent. • superman ( 1948 ) and atom man vs. superman ( 1950 ) were the first television series made starring the comic book character superman. kirk alyn played the super hero in both these productions.


dance club songs charts. stansfield became the first white woman to top the now - hot r & b / hip - hop songs chart since teena marie scored in 1988 with " ooo la la la. " [ 21 ] on the adult contemporary singles, the song peaked at number seven. in canada, " all around the world " reached number three on the top singles chart and adult contemporary chart, and peaked at number one on the dance / urban chart. " all around the world " also reached number nine in australia and number ten in new zealand. the single was certified platinum in the united states for selling over one million copies and gold in the united kingdom, australia, germany, austria and sweden. retrospective response [ edit ] in an 2019 retrospective review, matthew hocter from albumism declared the song as " sultry and heartbreakingly beautiful ". [ 22 ] allmusic editor alex henderson described it as a " melancholy, barry white - influenced single " and noted further that " it was obvious that not since teena marie had a white female singer performed r & b so convincingly. " [ 23 ] tom ewing of freaky trigger said in 2010, that " all around the world " " is a song about guilt and loss, it ' s no surprise she doesn ' t sound quite so joyful. " [ 24 ] music video [ edit ] the accompanying music video of " all around the world " was directed by philip richardson. it was nominated as best new artist in a video on the mtv video music awards in 1990. the video was later made available on stansfield ' s official youtube channel in 2012 and had generated more than 75 million views as of february 2024. [ 25 ] the video opens with a close - up of stansfield in black - and - white speaking the intro. as the song begins, the camera circle around stansfield, now in colours. the backdrop is a world map. her hair is very short, she wears red lipstick and her famous kiss curls. next she sits outdoors in the rain, performing on the stairs in front of a house. other scenes shows stansfield singing, while she rotates in the middle of a ring of men standing next to each other as the camera follows her round. towards the end, she stands in the rain and sings as the raindrops are falling on her face. [ 25 ] 1992, 2003 and 2014 versions [ edit ] running on empty is the fifth album by american singer - songwriter jackson browne.


studiolondon, england genre length5: 20 ( lp version ) 3: 53 ( 7 " / video version ) labelaquarius ( canada ) emi america ( u. s. ) songwriter ( s ) corey hart producer ( s ) corey hart singles chronology " " she got the radio " ( promo, canada only ) " ( 1983 ) " sunglasses at night " ( 1984 ) " it ain ' t enough " ( 1984 ) music video " sunglasses at night " on youtube " sunglasses at night " is a song by canadian singer corey hart. it was released on january 21, 1984 as the first single from his debut album, 1983 ' s first offense, and became a hit single in the united states, officially rising to number 7 on the billboard hot 100 during the week that ended on september 1, 1984. [ 1 ] the song combines an unflagging synthesizer hook, characteristic arpeggio, rock guitar and cryptic lyrics. allmusic has since described it as " an instant classic with its distinctive melody and catchy chorus ". [ 2 ] according to co - producer phil chapman, the recording sessions for the album took place in a studio whose air conditioning / heating vents were directly above the mixing console. air from the vents blew directly into the faces of the control room personnel, so they often wore sunglasses to protect their eyes. hart, working on a new song, began to improvise lyrics that included the line " i wear my sunglasses at night. " composition [ edit ] the song is performed in the key of b minor in common time with a tempo of 127 beats per minute. hart ' s vocals span from f3 to a4. [ 3 ] [ 4 ] the song ’ s synthesizer riff uses a descending upper - leading tone sequence through the chords bbm, gdim, gb, and bbm ( the gb resolving to the f in this chord ). music video [ edit ] the music video, directed by rob quartly, shot at the don jail in toronto, reflects the vision of a " fashion " police state, with scenes of hart in a prison cell, without sunglasses, being strong - armed by police officers and paraded past various citizens wearing their regulation shades. in 1992, stansfield re - recorded " all around the world " as a duet with barry white. this version was included on her single " time to make you mine " ( march 1992 ). all artist royalties from this record were donated to the charity trading places.


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in 2004, it was ranked number 14 on rolling stone magazine ' s list of the " 500 greatest songs of all time ". despite not charting when first released as a single, it has gained much radio airplay, ultimately peaking at # 3 in france on the airplay chart. [ 3 ] origins and initial response [ edit ] jump to content blowin ' in the wind from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia " blowin ' in the wind " single by bob dylan from the album the freewheelin ' bob dylan b - side " don ' t think twice, it ' s all right " releasedaugust 13, 1963 ( 1963 - 08 - 13 ) recordedjuly 9, 1962 studiocolumbia recording, new york city genre length2: 48 labelcolumbia songwriter ( s ) bob dylan producer ( s ) john h. hammond [ 1 ] bob dylan singles chronology " mixed - up confusion " ( 1962 ) " blowin ' in the wind " ( 1963 ) " the times they are a - changin ' " ( 1965 ) audio sample " blowin ' in the wind " is a song written by bob dylan in 1962. it was released as a single and included on his album the freewheelin ' bob dylan in 1963. it has been described as a protest song and poses a series of rhetorical questions about peace, war, and freedom. the refrain " the answer, my friend, is blowin ' in the wind " has been described as " impenetrably ambiguous: either the answer is so obvious it is right in your face, or the answer is as intangible as the wind ". [ 2 ] in 1994, the song was inducted into the grammy hall of fame. in 2004, it was ranked number 14 on rolling stone magazine ' s list of the " 500 greatest songs of all time ". despite not charting when first released as a single, it has gained much radio airplay, ultimately peaking at # 3 in france on the airplay chart. [ 3 ] origins and initial response [ edit ] more than i can say " is a song written by sonny curtis and jerry allison, both former members of buddy holly ' s bandthe crickets. they recorded it in 1959 soon after holly ' s death and released it in 1960. their original version of " more than i can say " hit # 42 on british record retailer chart on 5 / 12 / 60. it has been notably performed by singers bobby vee and leo sayer.


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t have a hand in telling her story puts a black mark on that otherwise noteworthy achievement. here ’ s the film ’ s synopsis: wonder woman hits movie theaters around the world next summer when gal gadot returns as the title character in the epic action adventure from director patty jenkins. before she was wonder woman, she was diana, princess of the amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an american pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat. fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, diana will discover her full powers … and her true destiny. that ’ s a promising story, as it blends her comic book origins seamlessly into what was hinted at in batman v superman: dawn of justice. and to be fair to the talent behind the scenes, the screenwriters ought to know what they ’ re doing. johns and heinberg both worked on the script, and they ’ ve each written wonder woman stories before for dc comics. johns, who ’ s already dc ’ s chief creative officer, was brought on earlier this year to oversee the entire dc movie slate largely because of his talent. heinberg, meanwhile, has already written for a number of popular tv shows, including sex and the city and scandal, and was executive producer for the cw ’ s aborted wonder woman project. and even though snyder has so far been roundly mocked for batman v superman ’ s less - than - stellar reception, there ’ s still something to be said for how his take on wonder woman managed to come out of that film largely unscathed. michelle maclaren was involved in shaping the original script this group has every chance in the world to turn out a great wonder woman film. but that doesn ’ t mean women couldn ’ t have been involved in writing the story. before she stepped down from the director ’ s chair due to creative differences, michelle maclaren was involved in shaping the original script written by jason fuchs. emma stone wins the best actress oscar for la la land share this story emma stone has won her first academy award for her role as the struggling actress / playwright mia dolan in damien chazelle ’ s movie musical la la land. she was nominated for an oscar once before — best supporting actress in 2014 ’ s best picture - winner birdman — but did not win.


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las vegas sun august 12, 2024 ‘ mamma mia! ’ closes in less than three months at tropicana ‘ mamma mia! ’ at tropicana erik kabik / retna / erikkabik. com alison ewing, christine sherril and mary callanan in “ mamma mia! ” at the tropicana in may 2014. ‘ mamma mia! ’ grand opening at tropicana the official grand opening night of launch slideshow » las vegas sun august 12, 2024 ‘ mamma mia! ’ closes in less than three months at tropicana ‘ mamma mia! ’ at tropicana erik kabik / retna / erikkabik. com alison ewing, christine sherril and mary callanan in “ mamma mia! ” at the tropicana in may 2014. ‘ mamma mia! ’ grand opening at tropicana the official grand opening night of launch slideshow » las vegas sun august 12, 2024 ‘ mamma mia! ’ closes in less than three months at tropicana ‘ mamma mia! ’ at tropicana erik kabik / retna / erikkabik. com alison ewing, christine sherril and mary callanan in “ mamma mia! ” at the tropicana in may 2014. ‘ mamma mia! ’ grand opening at tropicana the official grand opening night of launch slideshow » in “ mamma mia! ” at the tropicana in may 2014. ‘ mamma mia! ’ grand opening at tropicana the official grand opening night of launch slideshow » las vegas sun august 12, 2024 ‘ mamma mia! ’ closes in less than three months at tropicana ‘ mamma mia! ’ at tropicana erik kabik / retna / erikkabik. com alison ewing, christine sherril and mary callanan in “ mamma mia! ” at the tropicana in may 2014. ‘ mamma mia! ’ grand opening at tropicana the official grand opening night of launch slideshow » by the way, the over the hedge videogame takes place after the movie, regardless of the console or version, and there ' s a extra animated short called " hammy ' s boomerang adventure " in the oth dvd.


of pressure. for example, a 1 - inch by 1 - inch column of water 33 feet high exerts another 14. 7 psi. advertisement if you hold your breath and dive down 33 feet ( 10 meters ), therefore, your lungs actually contract in size by a factor of two. they have to - - there is twice as much pressure around the air in your lungs, so they contract. when you rise back up the air expands again, so your lungs return to normal size. when you breathe from a scuba tank, the air coming out of the tank actually has the same pressure as the pressure that the water is exerting. it has to, or it won ' t come out of the tank. therefore, when scuba diving, the air in your lungs at a 33 - foot depth has twice the pressure of air on land. at 66 feet, it has three times the pressure. at 99 feet, it has four times the pressure, and so on. when high - pressure gases in the air come in contact with water, they dissolve into the water. this is how carbonated beverages are made. to make carbonated water, water is exposed to high - pressure carbon dioxide gas, and the gas dissolves into the water. we all know what happens when you release the pressure in a bottle of soda - - bubbles suddenly start rising. the gas dissolved in the water at high - pressure comes out of the liquid when the pressure is released, and we see it as bubbles. advertisement decompression sickness if a scuba diver stays under water, say at a depth of 100 feet ( about 30 meters ), for a certain period of time, some amount of nitrogen from the air will dissolve in the water in his or her body. if the diver were to swim quickly to the surface, it is just like uncorking a bottle of soda - - the gas is released. this can cause a very painful condition, and it is sometimes fatal. to avoid the effects of quick decompression, the diver must rise slowly and / or make intermittent stops on the way up ( called " decompression stops " ) so that the gas can come out of solution slowly. how habits form it turns out that every habit starts with a psychological pattern called a " habit loop, " which is a three - part process. first, there ' s a cue, or trigger, that tells your brain to go into automatic mode and let a behavior unfold.


behavior and a reward. understanding and interrupting that loop is key to breaking a habit, says journalist charles duhigg. think about something it took you a really long time to learn, like how to parallel park. at first, parallel parking was difficult and you had to devote a lot of mental energy to it. but after you grew comfortable with parallel parking, it became much easier — almost habitual, you could say. parallel parking, gambling, exercising, brushing your teeth and every other habit - forming activity all follow the same behavioral and neurological patterns, says new york times business writer charles duhigg. his new book the power of habit explores the science behind why we do what we do — and how companies are now working to use our habit formations to sell and market products to us. © 2024 kansas city public radio npr in kansas city play live radio next up: 0: 00 0: 00 0: 00 0: 00 available on air stations habits: how they form and how to break them routines are made up of a three - part " habit loop ": a cue, a behavior and a reward. understanding and interrupting that loop is key to breaking a habit, says journalist charles duhigg. istockphoto. com routines are made up of a three - part " habit loop ": a cue, a behavior and a reward. understanding and interrupting that loop is key to breaking a habit, says journalist charles duhigg. think about something it took you a really long time to learn, like how to parallel park. at first, parallel parking was difficult and you had to devote a lot of mental energy to it. but after you grew comfortable with parallel parking, it became much easier — almost habitual, you could say. parallel parking, gambling, exercising, brushing your teeth and every other habit - forming activity all follow the same behavioral and neurological patterns, says new york times business writer charles duhigg. his new book the power of habit explores the science behind why we do what we do — and how companies are now working to use our habit formations to sell and market products to us. drinking too much fluid during the evening can cause you to urinate more often during the night. caffeine and alcohol with or after dinner can also lead to this problem. other common causes of urination at night include: • infection of the bladder or urinary tract • drinking a lot of alcohol, caffeine, or other fluids before bedtime.


skip navigation 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 youave safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. url of this page: / / medlineplus. gov / ency / article / 003141. htm urinating more at night normally, the amount of urine your body produces decreases at night. this allows most people to sleep 6 to 8 hours without having to urinate. some people wake up from sleep more often to urinate during the night. this can disrupt sleep cycles. causes skip navigation 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 youave safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. url of this page: / / medlineplus. gov / ency / article / 003141. htm urinating more at night normally, the amount of urine your body produces decreases at night. this allows most people to sleep 6 to 8 hours without having to urinate. some people wake up from sleep more often to urinate during the night. this can disrupt sleep cycles. causes having to urinate. some people wake up from sleep more often to urinate during the night. this can disrupt sleep cycles. causes skip navigation 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 youave safely connected to the. gov website. share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. url of this page: / / medlineplus. gov / ency / article / 003141. htm urinating more at night normally, the amount of urine your body produces decreases at night. this allows most people to sleep 6 to 8 hours without having to urinate. some people wake up from sleep more often to urinate during the night. this can disrupt sleep cycles. causes water ' s " density maximum " is a product of the same phenomenon. close to the freezing point, the water molecules start to arrange locally into ice - like structures. this creates some " openness " in the liquid water, which tends to decrease its density.


the ice. it is this open solid structure that causes ice to be less dense than liquid water. that is why ice floats on water, for which we should all be thankful because if water behaved " normally " many bodies of water would freeze solid in the winter, killing all the life within them. why does water expand when it freezes? why does liquid water have a density maximum? most liquids have a quite simple behavior when they are cooled ( at a fixed pressure ): they shrink. the liquid contracts as it is cooled; because the molecules are moving slower they are less able to overcome the attractive intermolecular forces drawing them closer to each other. then the freezing temperature is reached, and the substance solidifies, which causes it to contract some more because crystalline solids are usually tightly packed. water is one of the few exceptions to this behavior. when liquid water is cooled, it contracts like one would expect until a temperature of approximately 4 degrees celsius is reached. after that, it expands slightly until it reaches the freezing point, and then when it freezes it expands by approximately 9 %. this unusual behavior has its origin in the structure of the water molecule. there is a strong tendency to form a network of hydrogen bonds, where each hydrogen atom is in a line between two oxygen atoms. this hydrogen bonding tendency gets stronger as the temperature gets lower ( because there is less thermal energy to shake the hydrogen bonds out of position ). the ice structure is completely hydrogen bonded, and these bonds force the crystalline structure to be very " open ", as shown in the following picture: the pictures on this page are provided courtesy of the mathmol project at the nyu / acf scientific visualization laboratory. information about mathmol can be found here. in the following two pictures, the first shows a typical structure of liquid water, while the second is an ice structure; note the extra open space in the ice. it is this open solid structure that causes ice to be less dense than liquid water. that is why ice floats on water, for which we should all be thankful because if water behaved " normally " many bodies of water would freeze solid in the winter, killing all the life within them. consuming decaffeinated green tea can also help if caffeine is the problem, while drinking tea without dairy products may help if you are lactose - intolerant. using a substitute, such as a soy - based creamer, might also be of benefit.


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the traditional path of earning a bachelor ’ s degree followed by three years of law school. the amount of time this actually will take you depends on whether you attend school full - time and pass the bar exam on the first try. however, not every state imposes the same requirements, so choosing to practice in one state over another can significantly affect the time it takes to become a lawyer. getting an undergraduate degree the initial step to becoming a lawyer generally is four years of study as an undergraduate at a college or university. it isn ’ t necessary to focus your undergraduate studies in a legal field or in any particular major for that matter – just as long as you earn a bachelor ’ s degree. most law schools that are accredited by the american bar association, or aba, require you to complete a bachelor ' s degree to be admitted. in california, however, you ’ re eligible to enter law school with just two years of undergraduate coursework or by passing an equivalency exam. though you might be able to enter law school more quickly, you may have a hard time getting admitted into a top law school this way. taking the lsat a majority of the law schools in the united states require applicants to take the law school admission test, or lsat, as it ’ s more commonly referred to. your score on the lsat is a significant part of your law school applications and you ’ ll need to spend time preparing for it. however, students who are pursuing an undergraduate degree usually complete the test while in college – so preparing for the lsat doesn ’ t normally require additional time. if you ’ re unhappy with your initial score or you already completed your bachelor ’ s degree, retaking the test or finding time to study for it can increase the amount of time it takes you to become a lawyer. going to lasik surgery takes very little time. the entire procedure for both eyes is usually completed within 15 minutes. the first step of lasik – creating the corneal flap – may take longer that the laser reshaping of the eye ( step two ). if the flap is created with a microkeratome, this step takes only a few seconds. but if it ' s created with a femtosecond laser ( in an all - laser lasik procedure ), it may a minute or two. in most cases, the laser reshaping of the eye takes less than a minute. the time for lasik versus prk procedures are similar.


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answerslogowhite 0 best answer from seed to ripe tomato takes 55 to 100 days depending on what variety tomato you plant and which climate you live in. usually the cherry or dwarf tomatoes will grow faster while the bigger beefsteak variety takes longer. either 2, 3, 4 weeks it depends on how well you treat it. don ' t drown it don ' t give it to much fertiliser just a bit of water every day and a bit of fertiliser every few days not long actually.......................... my dad planted tomatoes in our backyard in spring. we got to harvest it in the fall user avatar wiki user 7y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 11y ago t give it to much fertiliser just a bit of water every day and a bit of fertiliser every few days not long actually.......................... my dad planted tomatoes in our backyard in spring. we got to harvest it in the fall user avatar wiki user 7y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 11y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer from seed to ripe tomato takes 55 to 100 days depending on what variety tomato you plant and which climate you live in. usually the cherry or dwarf tomatoes will grow faster while the bigger beefsteak variety takes longer. either 2, 3, 4 weeks it depends on how well you treat it. don ' t drown it don ' t give it to much fertiliser just a bit of water every day and a bit of fertiliser every few days not long actually.......................... my dad planted tomatoes in our backyard in spring. we got to harvest it in the fall user avatar wiki user 7y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 11y ago an average person can walk one mile on a flat, well - groomed surface in 17 to 20 minutes. a fit person walking briskly can walk a mile in 13 minutes. an estimated average walking speed for calculating how long a hike or walk will take is around 3 miles per hour.


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the writing test, click here. the exam typically takes 3 hours and 30 minutes to complete with breaks ( or just over 4 hours with the optional writing test ). 2. who creates the act? the act is created by the act, inc. ( originally known as the american college testing program ), headquartered in iowa city, iowa. the act was developed according to the: • standards for educational and psychological testing, american educational research association, american psychological association, & national council on measurement in education ( 1985 ) • code of professional responsibilities in educational measurement, national council on measurement in education ( 1995 ) • code of fair testing practices in education, joint committee on testing practices ( 1988 ) 3. when is the act given? the act is offered nationally in the same five months every year. these months are october, december, february, april and june. in selected states, the act is also administered in late september. you can learn about this calendar year ’ s upcoming act test dates here. 4. when should i register for the act? there is no set time to take the act. students usually take the exam in the spring semester of 11th grade, because the exam content covers class materials up to that time. most students find it helpful to have their act scores in hand when they begin the application process. in addition, taking the exam during 11th grade leaves ample time for preparation and retakes if your first score is unsatisfactory. 5. how do i register? there are three ways you can register for the act. the most convenient way is registering online. paper registration packets are also available at your college counselor ’ s office. if you have registered for the act within the last two years, you can use telephone registration ( 319 - 337 - 1270 ). for more information, click here. 6. how much does it cost to take the act? the act costs $ 46. 00 ( no writing ) or $ 62. 50 ( with optional writing test ) + $ 29. 50 ( if registered late ). other fees may apply depending upon situation. for more information, click here. 7. period selected should be within 15 months. • bin view is available for form 24g filed for f. y. 2010 - 11 onwards. • if bin details for mentioned ain and period are not available then please contact your respective pay and accounts office ( pao ) / district treasury office ( dto ) to whom the tds / tcs is reported.


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, wisconsin governor scott walker, businessman donald trump, former florida governor jeb bush, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, u. s. senator ted cruz, u. s. senator rand paul and ohio governor john kasich pose at the start of the first official republican presidential candidates debate of the 2016 u. s. presidential campaign in cleveland, ohio, august 6, 2015. republican 2016 presidential candidates ( l - r ) new jersey governor chris christie, u. s. senator marco rubio, dr. ben carson, wisconsin governor scott walker, businessman donald trump, former florida governor jeb bush, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, u. s. senator ted cruz, u. s. senator rand paul and ohio governor john kasich pose at the start of the first official republican presidential candidates debate of the 2016 u. s. presidential campaign in cleveland, ohio, august 6, 2015. | ( photo: reuters / brian snyder ) recommended analysis: who ' s really leading the presidential race? republican 2016 presidential candidates ( l - r ) new jersey governor chris christie, u. s. senator marco rubio, dr. ben carson, wisconsin governor scott walker, businessman donald trump, former florida governor jeb bush, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, u. s. senator ted cruz, u. s. senator rand paul and ohio governor john kasich pose at the start of the first official republican presidential candidates debate of the 2016 u. s. presidential campaign in cleveland, ohio, august 6, 2015. republican 2016 presidential candidates ( l - r ) new jersey governor chris christie, u. s. senator marco rubio, dr. ben carson, wisconsin governor scott walker, businessman donald trump, former florida governor jeb bush, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, u. s. senator ted cruz, u. s. senator rand paul and ohio governor john kasich pose at the start of the first official republican presidential candidates debate of the 2016 u. s. presidential campaign in cleveland, ohio, august 6, 2015. | ( photo: reuters / brian snyder ) the topic is being increasingly debated as children get smartphones at an ever younger age. on average, children are getting their first smartphones around age 10, according to the research firm influence central, down from age 12 in 2012. for some children, smartphone ownership starts even sooner — including second graders as young as 7, according to internet safety experts.


bombers. makes one wonder what they will call those bankers and insurance company executives who fought only for personal gain thus creating the 2007 - 2009 financial collapse. primary sources for our data on generations: some interesting articles regarding generations who are the " xennials " by sociologist dan woodman deciding when generations begin and end - generational splits why the overlap in dating generations? in the usa, there are two different methods for marking the borders between generations. the us census bureau appears to use census data ( duh ) and the rise and fall of the birth rate to mark borders between generations. other researchers, such as pew, use major cultural events to define the borders between generations. here is an example of using the birth rate fluctuations to define borders between generations: annual birth rate chart ( sources: harvard joint center on housing perspectives ) ( sources: us census b - national vital statistics ) here is how pew research defines generations: pew research definitions of generations ( source: pew research ) at careerplanner. com we have recently chosen to use the cultural method rather than the birth rate method for deciding when a generation begins and ends. the reason is that we are more interested in the cultural events that shaped a person ' s thinking. what generation are you if you are on the cusp? if your birth date falls on the border between two generations, which one do you pick? pick the generation that you relate to the most, and the one you want to be part of. why so arbitrary? this is not a precise science with firm definitions. updates and revisions on 10 - 21 - 2017 we added info on igen, and changed their start date from 1996 to 1995, and changed millennials end date from 1995 to 1994. to be consistent with jean twenge phd ' s work. also changed igen end date from 2010 to 2012 for the same reason. on 10 - 7 - 2017 we start to refer to gen z as " igen " based on a book by generation researcher jean m. twenge phd. on 8 - 11 - 2017 we added a section on xennials. legal age for drinking / serving alcohol you must be 21 to consume alcohol in north carolina, as in all states, but a person may work as a bartender, serve in a restaurant that sells alcohol, and sell spirits in a state - owned store at the age of 18. to sell beer or wine in a retail store, the seller may be of any age. open container laws.