axis ( ) and box ( ): plot ( 1: 5, bty = " u " ) plot ( 1: 5, labels = false ) to capture... in a form that is easier to work with, you can use list (... ). ( see capturing unevaluated dots for other ways to capture... without evaluating the arguments. ) f < - function (... ) { names ( list (... ) ) } f ( a = 1, b = 2 ) # > [ 1 ] " a " " b " using... comes at a price a any misspelled arguments will not raise an error, and any arguments after... must be fully named. this makes it easy for typos to go unnoticed: sum ( 1, 2, na, na. mr = true ) # > [ 1 ] na itas often better to be explicit rather than implicit, so you might instead ask users to supply a list of additional arguments. thatas certainly easier if youare trying to use... with multiple additional functions. exercises 1. clarify the following list of odd function calls: x < - sample ( replace = true, 20, x = c ( 1: 10, na ) ) y < - runif ( min = 0, max = 1, 20 ) cor ( m = " k ", y = y, u = " p ", x = x ) 2. what does this function return? why? which principle does it illustrate? f1 < - function ( x = { y < - 1; 2 }, y = 0 ) { x + y } f1 ( ) 3. what does this function return? why? which principle does it illustrate? f2 < - function ( x = z ) { z < - 100 x } f2 ( ) special calls yes, different enzymes have different optimum temperatures. for example, an enzyme often used in duplicating dna comes from bacteria found at hot springs and the process is done at very high temperatures, as this is when the enzyme works best. however most enzymes of the human body have optimum temperatures at body temperature. if you have a graph of enzyme activity and temperature, it will be a curve rather than a sudden drop. this means that there will be a ' starting to denature ' stage, gradually becoming more and more denatured as enzyme activity becomes more and more reduced.


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fear ". i will push the limits in a burner environment, like ego loss kind of levels of eating a lot. i don ' t really drop all that often, because when i do i like to kind of go far, once every couple months.... the high dose acid experience is beautiful, its pretty intense, but some people have heads for it..... because it makes everything about music 10x awesome, and i live music ( that was a typo - i intended to type " love ", but this also works: d ) that ' s for damn sure. i don ' t take it specifically to intensify music, but i always have music playing during most of the trip. it takes the experience to an entirely different realm for me. lsd + music = lsd in silence. i prefer the former.: d why do i take lsd? what a question. my latest favorite way to describe lsd is by comparing it to a lens, focusing all of the energy of your mind and body toward one goal, as the light of a coherent laser beam. if you ' re listening to music on lsd, not only does the music expand to dominate your entire consciousness, but your body will inevitably pulse and writhe to the music. basically, you become the music. truly something else. it helps me clear my head of all the garbage and leave nothing left but the important information. my ego, all the un - important thing ' s we stress about on a daily basis, are all wiped away and replaced with thoughts of love, and a sense of well being. this after glow lasts for up to a month sometimes.: ) low dose appreciation is key when it comes to psychedelic ' s. dont get me wrong, i would never look down on a heroic dose. everyone has to experience a heroic dose one time or another, just not every single time you dose. i take lsd to have a good time. it has a lovely habit of lifting my mood, can have really interesting conversations with friends, and of course stare at the patterns on the ceiling, lol. advertising depends on words meant to generate an emotional response: new, improved, and better than ever make a consumer feel good about a product. judicious use of loaded words can influence readers ' thinking by influencing their emotions. in this lesson, students recognize loaded words when reading and purposefully use them in persuasive writing.


algebra courses, methods of recognizing inconsistent and dependent equations will be learned. however, at this level we will deal only with independent equations. you can then expect that all problems given in this chapter will have unique solutions. this means the graphs of all systems in this chapter will intersect in a single point. to solve a system of two linear equations by graphing 1. make a table of values and sketch the graph of each equation on the same coordinate system. 2. find the values of ( x, y ) that name the point of intersection of the lines. 3. check this point ( x, y ) in both equations. again, in this table wc arbitrarily selected the values of x to be - 2, 0, and 5. here we selected values for x to be 2, 4, and 6. you could have chosen any values you wanted. we say " apparent " because we have not yet checked the ordered pair in both equations. once it checks it is then definitely the solution. since ( 3, 2 ) checks in both equations, it is the solution to the system. graphical solution of a system of linear inequalities objectives upon completing this section you should be able to: 1. graph two or more linear inequalities on the same set of coordinate axes. 2. determine the region of the plane that is the solution of the system. later studies in mathematics will include the topic of linear programming. even though the topic itself is beyond the scope of this text, one technique used in linear programming is well within your reach - the graphing of systems of linear inequalities - and we will discuss it here. you found in the previous section that the solution to a system of linear equations is the intersection of the solutions to each of the equations. in the same manner the solution to a system of linear inequalities is the intersection of the half - planes ( and perhaps lines ) that are solutions to each individual linear inequality. in other words, x + y > 5 has a solution set and 2x - y < 4 has a solution set. therefore, the system has as its solution set the region of the plane that is in the solution set of both inequalities. the plants in the sonoran desert are very interesting, such as fairy duster, jimson weed ( poisonous ), tumble weed, night blooming cereus, devils claw, ghost flower, hedgehog cactus and showy four o clock.


minilesson loaded words: vocabulary that packs a punch in persuasive writing grades 4 - 8 lesson plan type minilesson estimated time 20 – 30 minutes publisher ila • preview • | • standards • | • resources & preparation • | • instructional plan • | • related resources • | • comments overview loaded words elicit an emotional response — positive or negative — beyond their literal meaning and can significantly contribute to persuading others to adopt our point of view. for example, the noun plant generates no significant emotional response, but flower inspires a positive feeling and weed a negative feeling. minilesson loaded words: vocabulary that packs a punch in persuasive writing grades 4 - 8 lesson plan type minilesson estimated time 20 – 30 minutes publisher ila • preview • | • standards • | • resources & preparation • | • instructional plan • | • related resources • | • comments overview loaded words elicit an emotional response — positive or negative — beyond their literal meaning and can significantly contribute to persuading others to adopt our point of view. for example, the noun plant generates no significant emotional response, but flower inspires a positive feeling and weed a negative feeling. but flower inspires a positive feeling and weed a negative feeling. minilesson loaded words: vocabulary that packs a punch in persuasive writing grades 4 - 8 lesson plan type minilesson estimated time 20 – 30 minutes publisher ila • preview • | • standards • | • resources & preparation • | • instructional plan • | • related resources • | • comments overview loaded words elicit an emotional response — positive or negative — beyond their literal meaning and can significantly contribute to persuading others to adopt our point of view. for example, the noun plant generates no significant emotional response, but flower inspires a positive feeling and weed a negative feeling. the only anterior muscle of the rotator cuff is the subscapularis. the subscapularis originates from the subscapular fossa of the scapula and inserts on the lesser tubercle of the humerus. it is a medial rotator of the arm. of even greater concern is the subscapularis ' job of preventing anterior dislocation of the head of the humerus. trapezius: the trapezius is the easily distinguishable muscle superior muscle of the neck / back, is divided into three different groups: the superior fibers, middle fibers, and inferior fibers.


and medially rotate the arm, the middle fibers abduction the arm, and the posterior fibers extend and laterally rotate the arm. rotator cuff muscles: supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and subscapularis the rotator cuff aids in stabilizes the shoulder joint by holding the head of the humerus in the glenoid fossa of the scapula. it is made up of four muscles, all of which assist in the movements of the deltoid. three of the four muscles originate posteriorly, with only one originating anteriorly. posterior muscles - supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor the most superior of the three posterior rotator cuff muscles is the supraspinatus. it originates from the supraspinous fossa of the scapula. the infraspinatus originates from the infraspinous fossa of the scapula. finally, the teres minor originates from the lateral border of the scapula. all three muscles insert on the greater tubercle of the humerus. the supraspinatus acts alone and assists in shoulder abduction. the infraspinatus and teres minor on the other hand, work together as lateral rotators of the arms. they also maintain the position of the head of the humerus during other arm movements. teres major though the teres major originates near the teres minor, its function is more closely paired with latissimus dorsi due to its insertion. the teres major originates from the inferior angle of the scapula and inserts on the medial lip of the intertubercular groove of the humerus. the teres major assist the latissimus dorsi in extension, adduction, and medial rotation of the arm, but only when there is resistance against these movements, such as during weight training. anterior muscles - subscapularis the close procurements process also involves administrative activities such as finalizing open claims, updating records to reflect final results, and archiving such information for future use. the close procurements process supports the close project or phase process by ensuring contractual agreements are completed or terminated. early termination of a contract is a special case of procurement closure that can result from a mutual agreement by both parties, from the default of one party, or for convenience of the buyer if provided for in the contract.


is your smartphone ready for radio? - the boston globe skip to main content hiawatha bray | tech lab is your smartphone ready for radio? remember transistor radios? the kind that fit into a shirt pocket and ran on a 9 - volt battery? no, they ’ re not obsolete. you may have used one of them today, to make a phone call. most smartphones made today have plain old fm radios built inside, the kind that can tune in music stations, local news bulletins, and patriots games. however, many smartphone users don ’ t use them, and millions more can ’ t, because the radio is often disabled. apple ’ s iphones, for example, have their fm receivers turned off. with such a large audience out of reach, several stalwarts of the industry — the national association of broadcasters, national public radio, and american public media — have launched a lobbying campaign to get those radios switched on. they ’ ve also come up with an app, nextradio, that arranges all your local fm stations in a handy menu, displays what ’ s playing on each, and let ’ s you tune to one with a simple tap of the screen. you can even use it to buy that new song you can ’ t get out of your head. advertisement however, the app only works on fm - capable phones running google inc. ’ s android operating system. how did an fm radio get into your smartphone? phone makers found that adding the feature costs almost nothing. outside the united states, customers love it, especially in developing countries where fm is a zero - cost alternative to streaming digital music. fm radio is also an excellent way to get news updates during disasters, when cell systems are often overloaded. the federal emergency management agency has recommended fm - capable smartphones for keeping informed during a crisis. filiform papillae click to view larger image the filiform papillae, or conical papillae, are the most numerous of the four main types of papillae, which are arranged in fairly regular rows running parallel to the central groove of the tongue. some of these papillae have a simple conical form, while others have frilled tips, with each branch of the peak roughly conical. white discoloration or furring of the tongue - sometimes a symptom of disease elsewhere in the body - is caused by a buildup of filiform scales to.


other desert. when it does get rain, the desert is damp, and the air is cool. when it has no rain the desert is really dry and really hot. when the desert is windy, the sand gets picked up and tossed around which creates a sand storm or if the wind is blowing in a certain kind of way, it creates a whirlwind or dust devil. these mini - tornados move across the desert floor and they most often occur in hot weather. the desert valley is hot while up in the mountains it is cool and some mountains are even snow covered. the seasons are like any other. spring is a time when flowers bloom if the winter and fall had enough rain that year. there is summer and in the summer it rains the most and that helps summer flowers grow. then fall comes with a cooler breeze, which lets the deserts summer heat wear away. winter brings snow to the mountains and cold air to the desert valley. precipitation in the desert is probably less then any other north american state, but it is still a lot for a desert. the sonoran desert receives 10 or less inches a year; the eastern part of the sonora desert, in baja california, receives 10 - 12 inches because baja is by the ocean. the ocean storms brew up more often producing more rain, while the western part of the desert only gets about 2 inches and in the mountains they receive 25 inches. the geography in the sonoran desert is quite interesting. the sonoran desert is located in two states, arizona and california, and two countries, mexico and united states. the rivers that flow through the desert are the colorado river and the gila river. the salton sea, the gulf of california and the pacific ocean are bodies of water next to the sonoran desert. the mountains in the sonoran desert are mount kofa and mount catalina; mount catalina receives most of the snow. the sonoran desert is a hot place to be. it is sandy with a lot of cactuses, but there are forests on the mountains and it is a lot cooler in the forests. the indians that lived at the edge of the desert carved designs into the walls or rocks. the phylum acanthocephala consists of the “ thorny - headed worms, ” or “ spiny - headed worms. ” with regard to number of acanthocephalan parasites that infect domesticated animals, the phylum acanthocephala is very small.


cell type and age. there are up to three strata, or layers, that can be found in plant cell walls: the middle lamella, which is a layer rich in pectins. this is the outermost layer that forms the interface between adjacent plant cells and keeps them together. the primary cell wall which is generally a thin, flexible layer that is formed when the cell is growing. the secondary cell wall which is a thick layer that is formed inside the primary cell wall after the cell is fully grown. it is only found in some cell types. a vacuole inside a plant cell. vacuole [ edit | edit source ] the vacuole is essentially an enclosed compartment that is filled with water containing inorganic and organic molecules including various enzymes in solution. vacuoles are formed by the fusion of multiple membrane vesicles and are effectively just larger forms of these vesicles. this organelle does not have a basic shape or size since its structure is determined by the needs of the cell. the functions of the vacuole in the plant cell include isolating materials that may be harmful to the cell, containing waste products, maintaining internal hydrostatic pressure within the cell, maintaining an acidic internal ph, containing small molecules, exporting unwanted substances from the cell, and allowing plants to support structures such as leaves and flowers. vacuoles also play an important role in maintaining a balance between biogenesis and degradation of many substances and cell structures in the organism. vacuoles aid in the destruction of invading bacteria or of misfolded proteins that are building up within the cell. they have the function of storing food and assist in the digestive and waste management process for the cell. most mature plant cells have a single large central vacuole that takes up approximately 30 % of the cell ' s volume. it is surrounded by a membrane called the tonoplast, which is the cytoplasmic membrane separating the vacuolar contents from the cell ' s cytoplasm. it is involved in regulating the movements of ions around the cell, and isolating substances that may be harmful to the cell. the digestive and endocrine systems work together, mostly through the pancreas, to produce and disseminate digestive enzymes. the endocrine system contains several different organs and glands, which are the hypothalamus, pituitary, parathyroids, adrenal glands, reproductive glands, thyroid and pineal body.


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arthur rothstein “ documentary photographers all have a common characteristic. they are curious, yet objective. they search with inquisitive zeal for the essence of nature and events. they examine and scrutinize in order to reveal the truth. ” – arthur rothstein, documentary photography, 53 during his 50 year career as a photographer, arthur rothstein documented a great variety of subjects, including baseball games, war, struggling farmers, and u. s. presidents. he was also a professor and published nine books on photography, including the depression years ( 1978 ) and america in photographs ( 1985 ). rothstein and the farm security administration after his graduation from columbia university, rothstein ’ s former professor roy stryker, the head of the photo unit for the resettlement administration ( which would later become the farm security administration ) made rothstein the first staff photographer at the resettlement administration. including the depression years ( 1978 ) and america in photographs ( 1985 ). rothstein and the farm security administration after his graduation from columbia university, rothstein ’ s former professor roy stryker, the head of the photo unit for the resettlement administration ( which would later become the farm security administration ) made rothstein the first staff photographer at the resettlement administration. arthur rothstein “ documentary photographers all have a common characteristic. they are curious, yet objective. they search with inquisitive zeal for the essence of nature and events. they examine and scrutinize in order to reveal the truth. ” – arthur rothstein, documentary photography, 53 during his 50 year career as a photographer, arthur rothstein documented a great variety of subjects, including baseball games, war, struggling farmers, and u. s. presidents. he was also a professor and published nine books on photography, including the depression years ( 1978 ) and america in photographs ( 1985 ). rothstein and the farm security administration after his graduation from columbia university, rothstein ’ s former professor roy stryker, the head of the photo unit for the resettlement administration ( which would later become the farm security administration ) made rothstein the first staff photographer at the resettlement administration. but with most smartphones in the united states, the fm feature is switched off, with one major exception — sprint corp., which did a deal in 2013 with emmis communications, the radio and publishing conglomerate that makes nextradio. you can listen to fm on about two dozen sprint android phones from htc, lg, and samsung.


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paste copy cut options this problem has been solved! you ' ll get a detailed solution from a subject matter expert that helps you learn core concepts. see answer • question: which of the following statements is true of individualized leadership? a. it is based on the notion that leaders should not develop relationships with subordinates. b. it assumes that a leader adopts a general leadership style that is used with all group members. c. it is against the concept of exchange, what each party gives to and receives from the other. paste copy cut options this problem has been solved! you ' ll get a detailed solution from a subject matter expert that helps you learn core concepts. see answer • question: which of the following statements is true of individualized leadership? a. it is based on the notion that leaders should not develop relationships with subordinates. b. it assumes that a leader adopts a general leadership style that is used with all group members. c. it is against the concept of exchange, what each party gives to and receives from the other. paste copy cut options this problem has been solved! you ' ll get a detailed solution from a subject matter expert that helps you learn core concepts. see answer • question: which of the following statements is true of individualized leadership? a. it is based on the notion that leaders should not develop relationships with subordinates. b. it assumes that a leader adopts a general leadership style that is used with all group members. c. it is against the concept of exchange, what each party gives to and receives from the other. style that is used with all group members. c. it is against the concept of exchange, what each party gives to and receives from the other. paste copy cut options this problem has been solved! you ' ll get a detailed solution from a subject matter expert that helps you learn core concepts. see answer • question: which of the following statements is true of individualized leadership? a. it is based on the notion that leaders should not develop relationships with subordinates. b. it assumes that a leader adopts a general leadership style that is used with all group members. c. it is against the concept of exchange, what each party gives to and receives from the other. codons are not only found on genes ( dna ) and the mrna transcript, but also on an rna molecule called the transfer rna ( trna ), which brings amino acids to the site of protein synthesis ( ribosome.


chakra noun chak · ra ˈcha - krə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know? chakra noun chak · ra ˈcha - krə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know? chakra noun chak · ra ˈcha - krə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know? chakra noun chak · ra ˈcha - krə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know? chakra noun chak · ra ˈcha - krə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know?ə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know? chakra noun chak · ra ˈcha - krə how to pronounce chakra ( audio ) ˈsha -, ˈchə - how to pronounce chakra ( audio ): any of several points of physical or spiritual energy in the human body according to yoga philosophy did you know? water is split by a oec ( oxygen evolving complex ) containing ions of mn, cl, calcium and oxygen atoms present associated with ps ii; not with ps i. also electrons required to neutralise charge created by exit of electrons from the reaction centre chlorophyll molecules are first donated by tyrosine residues present in the ps ii component.


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ze water to give off oxygen ( high redox potential ) but it may then reduce only a weak oxidant, plastoquinone. ps1 can reduce nadp, thanks to ferredoxin ( low redox potential ), but it may then oxidize only a weak reductant, plastocyanin ( i am omitting intermediate steps ). don ' t forget that the overall yield of a multistep process is the product of each individual step and that none can reach 100 %; for example, with 2 steps each having a 90 % yield, the total will be ~ 80 %, and with 5 steps < 60 % ). moreover, ps1 - effective photons ( at reaction center ) are less energetic than the ps2 ones. there are many textbooks that give an overview of photosynthesis, from early photophysics and biochemistry to integrated physiology and ecology, for example david o. hall & krishna k. rao, photosynthesis ( 6th edition, 1999 ), cambridge university press ( paperback, 214 pages ) or david w. lawlor, photosynthesis ( 3rd edition, 2001 ), bios scientific pub. ( paperback, 386 pages ); both can be found in used form and maybe the university library or botanical department already has one of these. 2 recommendations fisseha asmelash ethiopian biodiversity institute ( ebi ) i just discovered this link yesterday and it gave me much more sense to understand things. subtopic 4 of the following link. http: / / www. life. illinois. edu / govindjee / textzsch. htm rosalind hinde the university of sydney dear fisseha, wikipedia is always a useful start, but for scientific work it is, as i ' m sure you know, also very important to read the scientific literature. wikipedia has been known to be wrong! all the best with your research, rosalind 1 recommendation anil kumar thapar institute of engineering & technology as for as i understand that ps1 donot split water and can only excite the electors moving from psii 1 recommendation pendyala chitralekha dyal singh college portions of the parietal lobe are involved with visuospatial processing. [ 7 ] although multisensory in nature, the posterior parietal cortex is often referred to by vision scientists as the dorsal stream of vision ( as opposed to the ventral stream in the temporal lobe.


complex ) - it is the site where membrane - bound vesicles are packed with proteins and carbohydrates. these vesicles will usually leave the cell through secretion. vacuole - stores metabolites and degrades and recycles macromolecules. mitochondria - is responsible for cellular respiration by converting the energy stored in glucose into atp. ribosome - contain rna and proteins for protein synthesis. one type is embedded in rough er and another type puts proteins directly into the cytosol. rough endoplasmic reticulum ( rougher ) - covered with ribosomes, it stores, separates, and transports materials through the cell. it also produces proteins in cisternae, which then go to the golgi apparatus or insert into the cell membrane. smooth endoplasmic reticulum ( smooth er ) - it has no ribosomes embedded in its surface. lipids and proteins are produced and digested here. smooth er buds off from rough er to move newly - synthesized proteins and lipids. the proteins and lipids are transported to the golgi apparatus ( where they are made ready for export ) and membranes. peroxisome - is involved in metabolizing certain fatty acids and producing and degrading hydrogen peroxide. nuclear membrane ( envelope ) - the an extension of the endoplasmic reticulum that wraps around the nucleus. its many gaps allow traffic in / out of the nucleus. nucleus - it contains dna in the form of chromosomes or chromatin and controls protein synthesis. nucleolus - it is the site of ribosomal rna synthesis. centrosome - consisting of a dense center and radiating tubules, it organizes the microtubules into a mitotic spindle during cell division. chloroplast - conducts photosynthesis and produces carbohydrates, oxygen, and internally atp and nadph from captured light energy. starch granule - temporarily stores produced carbohydrates from photosynthesis. depending on the organism, it can be inside or outside of the chloroplast ( if present ). exclusive to plant cells [ edit | edit source ] the objectives of a universal healthcare system include: • a strong, efficient, well - run health system; • a system for financing health services; • access to essential medicines and technologies; • a sufficient capacity of well - trained, motivated health workers.


cooke, iv area • total104. 74 sq mi ( 271. 27 km2 ) • land101. 85 sq mi ( 263. 80 km2 ) • water2. 89 sq mi ( 7. 47 km2 ) elevation203 ft ( 62 m ) population ( 2020 ) • total196, 169 • estimate ( 2022 ) 201, 731 • rank123rd, u. s. • density1, 926. 00 / sq mi ( 743. 64 / km2 ) • urban 252, 934 ( us: 162nd ) [ 3 ] • urban density2, 016. 1 / sq mi ( 778. 4 / km2 ) • metro 390, 992 ( us: 140th ) time zoneutc−5 ( eastern ( est ) ) • summer ( dst ) utc−4 ( edt ) zip codes 32301 – 32318, 32399 area code850 fips code12 - 70600 [ 4 ] gnis feature id308416 [ 2 ] websitewww. talgov. com tallahassee ( / [UNK] / tal - ə - hass - ee ) is the capital city of the u. s. state of florida. it is the county seat and only incorporated municipality in leon county. tallahassee became the capital of florida, then the florida territory, in 1824. in 2022, the estimated population was 201, 731, [ 5 ] making it the eighth - most populous city in the state of florida. [ 6 ] it is the principal city of the tallahassee, florida metropolitan statistical area, which itself had an estimated population of 390, 992 as of 2022. tallahassee is the largest city in the florida big bend and florida panhandle regions. with a student population exceeding 70, 000, tallahassee is a college town, home to florida state university, florida a & m university, and tallahassee state college ( a large state college that serves mainly as a feeder school to fsu and famu ). [ 7 ] cell wall [ edit | edit source ] the cell wall is a tough, usually flexible but fairly rigid layer that surrounds the plant cells. it is located just outside the cell membrane and it provides the cells with structural support and protection. a major function of the cell wall is to act as a pressure vessel, preventing over - expansion when water enters the plant cells.


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hormones and the endocrine system the endocrine system uses hormones to control and coordinate your body ' s internal metabolism ( or homeostasis ) energy level, reproduction, growth and development, and response to injury, stress, and environmental factors. consider the following hormones and their role in the workings of the endocrine system: where the hormone is produced hormone ( s ) secreted hormone function adrenal glands aldosterone hormones and the endocrine system the endocrine system uses hormones to control and coordinate your body ' s internal metabolism ( or homeostasis ) energy level, reproduction, growth and development, and response to injury, stress, and environmental factors. consider the following hormones and their role in the workings of the endocrine system: where the hormone is produced hormone ( s ) secreted hormone function adrenal glands aldosterone hormones and the endocrine system the endocrine system uses hormones to control and coordinate your body ' s internal metabolism ( or homeostasis ) energy level, reproduction, growth and development, and response to injury, stress, and environmental factors. consider the following hormones and their role in the workings of the endocrine system: where the hormone is produced hormone ( s ) secreted hormone function adrenal glands aldosterone hormones and the endocrine system the endocrine system uses hormones to control and coordinate your body ' s internal metabolism ( or homeostasis ) energy level, reproduction, growth and development, and response to injury, stress, and environmental factors. consider the following hormones and their role in the workings of the endocrine system: where the hormone is produced hormone ( s ) secreted hormone function adrenal glands aldosteroneed hormone function adrenal glands aldosterone hormones and the endocrine system the endocrine system uses hormones to control and coordinate your body ' s internal metabolism ( or homeostasis ) energy level, reproduction, growth and development, and response to injury, stress, and environmental factors. consider the following hormones and their role in the workings of the endocrine system: where the hormone is produced hormone ( s ) secreted hormone function adrenal glands aldosterone anti - parkinson ' s medications are typically less effective at controlling symptoms in parkinson - plus syndromes ). [ 91 ] faster progression rates, early cognitive dysfunction or postural instability, minimal tremor, or symmetry at onset may indicate a parkinson - plus disease rather than pd itself.


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jump to content geology of solar terrestrial planets from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia the inner planets. from left to right: mercury, venus, earth, mars and terrestrial dwarf planet, ceres ( sizes to scale ) the geology of solar terrestrial planets mainly deals with the geological aspects of the four terrestrial planets of the solar systemmercury, venus, earth, and mars – and one terrestrial dwarf planet: ceres. earth is the only terrestrial planet known to have an active hydrosphere. jump to content geology of solar terrestrial planets from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia the inner planets. from left to right: mercury, venus, earth, mars and terrestrial dwarf planet, ceres ( sizes to scale ) the geology of solar terrestrial planets mainly deals with the geological aspects of the four terrestrial planets of the solar systemmercury, venus, earth, and mars – and one terrestrial dwarf planet: ceres. earth is the only terrestrial planet known to have an active hydrosphere. jump to content geology of solar terrestrial planets from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia the inner planets. from left to right: mercury, venus, earth, mars and terrestrial dwarf planet, ceres ( sizes to scale ) the geology of solar terrestrial planets mainly deals with the geological aspects of the four terrestrial planets of the solar systemmercury, venus, earth, and mars – and one terrestrial dwarf planet: ceres. earth is the only terrestrial planet known to have an active hydrosphere. scale ) the geology of solar terrestrial planets mainly deals with the geological aspects of the four terrestrial planets of the solar systemmercury, venus, earth, and mars – and one terrestrial dwarf planet: ceres. earth is the only terrestrial planet known to have an active hydrosphere. jump to content geology of solar terrestrial planets from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia the inner planets. from left to right: mercury, venus, earth, mars and terrestrial dwarf planet, ceres ( sizes to scale ) the geology of solar terrestrial planets mainly deals with the geological aspects of the four terrestrial planets of the solar systemmercury, venus, earth, and mars – and one terrestrial dwarf planet: ceres. earth is the only terrestrial planet known to have an active hydrosphere. the first recorded european to see the mississippi river was a spanish explorer, hernando de soto in 1541. his large exploration party included hundreds of men and several ships. they landed on the west coast of florida. the intent was to search for gold and other treasures.


ithelial tissue protects underlying tissues and nerves. also, the epithelial tissue lining the digestive tract absorbs substances, and the epithelial tissue found in the kidneys perform all of the functions. furthermore, there are six special characteristics of epithelial tissue: cellularity ( epithelial tissue is composed of close - packed cells ), specialized contacts ( epithelial tissue is fit closely together to create continuous sheets ), polarity ( epithelial cell regions differ in structure and function depending on location ), supported by connective tissue ( epithelial tissue is supported and rest upon connective tissue ), avascular but innervated ( epithelium is supplied by nerve fibers but contain no blood vessels ), and regeneration ( as long as epithelial cells receive nutrition that they need, they can replace lost cells rapidly by cell division ). classification of epithelia: epithelial tissues standard epithelial tissue is a sheet of cells that covers a body surface or lines a body cavity. epithelial tissue has six functions: protection, absorption, filtration, excretion, secretion, and sensory reception. in short this means that epithelial tissue protects underlying tissues and nerves. also, the epithelial tissue lining the digestive tract absorbs substances, and the epithelial tissue found in the kidneys perform all of the functions. furthermore, there are six special characteristics of epithelial tissue: cellularity ( epithelial tissue is composed of close - packed cells ), specialized contacts ( epithelial tissue is fit closely together to create continuous sheets ), polarity ( epithelial cell regions differ in structure and function depending on location ), supported by connective tissue ( epithelial tissue is supported and rest upon connective tissue ), avascular but innervated ( epithelium is supplied by nerve fibers but contain no blood vessels ), and regeneration ( as long as epithelial cells receive nutrition that they need, they can replace lost cells rapidly by cell division ). classification of epithelia: the descendents of the ancestral pueblo comprise the modern pueblo tribes, including the hopi, zuni, acoma, and laguna. as farmers, ancestral pueblo peoples and their nomadic neighbours were often mutually hostile; this is the source of the term anasazi, a navajo word meaning “ ancestors of the enemy, ” which once served as the customary scientific name for this group.


issions? let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article ( requires login ). thank you for your feedback our editors will review what you ’ ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. also known as: anasazi culture, hisatsinom culture the cliff palace, which has 150 rooms, 23 kivas, and several towers, at mesa verde national park in colorado. ancestral pueblo culture related topics: american indian developmental pueblo period ancestral pueblo culture, prehistoric native american civilization that existed from approximately ad 100 to 1600, centring generally on the area where the boundaries of what are now the u. s. states of arizona, new mexico, colorado, and utah intersect. ancestral pueblo culture north american indian culture verifiedcite while every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. select citation style feedback corrections? updates? omissions? let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article ( requires login ). thank you for your feedback our editors will review what you ’ ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. print verifiedcite while every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. select citation style feedback corrections? updates? omissions? let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article ( requires login ). thank you for your feedback our editors will review what you ’ ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. also known as: anasazi culture, hisatsinom culture the cliff palace, which has 150 rooms, 23 kivas, and several towers, at mesa verde national park in colorado. ancestral pueblo culture related topics: american indian developmental pueblo period ancestral pueblo culture, prehistoric native american civilization that existed from approximately ad 100 to 1600, centring generally on the area where the boundaries of what are now the u. s. states of arizona, new mexico, colorado, and utah intersect. the great wall of china in the han dynasty written by kelly pang updated jan. 5, 2021 the great wall in the han dynasty was the longest version of the great wall ever. it starts from today ' s north korea in the east and extends to xinjiang uygur autonomous region in the west, with a total length of over 10, 000 kilometers.


they discovered a free - flowing, spring - fed stream, which they called spring creek ( near what is now kentucky avenue ). while most of the group returned to the main settlement in salt lake city for the winter, two or three men built dugouts along this stream and wintered over. thus, this became the first village established away from salt lake city itself. in the spring, a number of families hurried out to build homes and tame the land. there were numerous springs and ponds here and grasses and wild flowers were abundant, making this a desirable area for settlement. when john holladay was named as the branch president of the church of jesus christ of latter - day saints, the village took upon itself the name of holladay ' s settlement or holladay ' s burgh. john holladay ' s family dates to the early 18th century in virginia. his ancestors were signers of the south carolina declaration of independence and fought in the revolutionary war. he is a cousin to ben holladay, the stagecoach king, who traded with the lds and ran his denver - san francisco stage line through salt lake. it is not known if they were in contact. john and his father daniel, a revolutionary war veteran, pioneered in alabama before john ' s conversion to mormonism. a year before the first lds migration, in the spring of 1846, he departed west with his extended family joining other converts that made up the mississippi company led by john brown. they had been led to expect to meet the main party on the trail but after going as far as laramie without a sign of them they went south and wintered at pueblo, colorado where they were later joined by the mormon battalion sick detachments. they had not gotten the word that brigham young ' s departure had been delayed by a year. holladay is the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in utah, since salt lake city was abandoned for a time in 1857 when johnston ' s army occupied the city. if brackets are beneath a code, they can contain fifth digits valid with that code. they can also hold synonyms or explanatory notes for the coderas aid. braces are used to enclose a series of terms, with each of those terms modified by the statement to the right of the term. an example can be found in the tabular under 560. 2, volvulus, or under code 461, acute sinusitis. donat let aincludes notesa fool you.


answerslogowhite 0 best answer integration or collaboration requires all parties in a conflict to recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other in the process of resolution. user avatar gerda o ' conner lvl 10 2y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer integration or collaboration requires all parties in a conflict to recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other in the process of resolution. user avatar gerda o ' conner lvl 10 2y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer integration or collaboration requires all parties in a conflict to recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other in the process of resolution. user avatar gerda o ' conner lvl 10 2y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer integration or collaboration requires all parties in a conflict to recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other in the process of resolution. user avatar gerda o ' conner lvl 10 2y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer integration or collaboration requires all parties in a conflict to recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other in the process of resolution. user avatar gerda o ' conner lvl 10 2y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago answerslogowhite 0 best answer integration or collaboration requires all parties in a conflict to recognize the legitimate abilities and expertise of each other in the process of resolution. user avatar gerda o ' conner lvl 10 2y ago this answer is: user avatar more answers user avatar wiki user 9y ago one example is the star rigel, in the constellation orion. rigel is thought to have 17 times the mass of the sun, and puts out 40, 000 times the luminosity of the sun. it ’ s surface temperature is a mere 11, 000 kelvin. another star in orion, bellatrix, has a temperature of 21, 500 kelvin. that ’ s even hotter. but the hottest known stars in the universe are the blue hypergiant stars. these are stars with more than 100 times the mass of the sun.


that if you canat operate the code book itself, you could find yourself up the proverbial creek without a paddle. whether a major event such as a system crash requires you to codeagasp! amanually, or you simply decide to get ( or add ) coding credentials, sooner or later youare going to have to get back to basics. if you move from a career of daily coding to one comprised mostly of auditing, youall need to defend your code changes with something more credible than athe software said this is right. a and if youare the defendant rather than the auditor, the same still holds true. with those needs in mind, letas take a look at some of the major acoding conventionsa that can be reviewed from your desk. icd - 9 defines conventions as that group of punctuation, abbreviations, typefaces, symbols, and instructional notes enabling the coder to correctly use icd - 9 - cm. bold type is used for codes and titles in the tabular and main terms in the index. italic type is used for exclusion notes and to identify those identifiers not to be used for describing the primary diagnosis. one common mistake in using the index properly is misunderstanding the use of parentheses. if a word or words used to further describe a term are in parentheses, the presence or absence of those enclosed adjectives or adverbs does not affect code assignment. they are often referred to as nonessential modifiers. look at main terms and modifiers: bronchiolitis ( acute ) ( infectious ) ( subacute ) 466. 19 and then look at bronchitis ( diffuse ) ( hypostatic ) ( infectious ) ( inflammatory ) ( simple ) 490 if the physician describes adiffuse, hypostatic, simple inflammatory bronchiolitis, a the code is correctly assigned to 466. 19 despite the modifiers. the mere fact that they can be found in parentheses after bronchitis does not change code assignment to 490. brackets are used to direct proper sequencing of codes. in the case of neuropathy, neuropathic diabetic 250. 6 * [ 357. 2 ] slanted brackets direct the coder to first sequence the code 250. 6 * and then the code appearing in brackets. integration and collaboration is the method that requires all parties in a conflict situation to recognize the legitimate ability and expertise of each other in the process of resolution.


of an in vivo clonal colony formation, which depends on the ability of infused bone marrow cells to give rise to clones of maturing hematopoietic cells in the spleens of irradiated mice after 8 to 12 days. it was used extensively in early studies, but is now considered to measure more mature progenitor or transit - amplifying cells rather than stem cells [ citation needed ]. isolating stem cells [ edit ] since hematopoietic stem cells cannot be isolated as a pure population, it is not possible to identify them in a microscope. [ citation needed ] hematopoietic stem cells can be identified or isolated by the use of flow cytometry where the combination of several different cell surface markers ( particularly cd34 ) are used to separate the rare hematopoietic stem cells from the surrounding blood cells. hematopoietic stem cells lack expression of mature blood cell markers and are thus called lin -. lack of expression of lineage markers is used in combination with detection of several positive cell - surface markers to isolate hematopoietic stem cells. in addition, hematopoietic stem cells are characterised by their small size and low staining with vital dyes such as rhodamine 123 ( rhodamine lo ) or hoechst 33342 ( side population ). function [ edit ] diagram of cells that arise from hematopoietic stem cells during the process of hematopoiesis haematopoiesis [ edit ] hematopoietic stem cells are essential to haematopoiesis, the formation of the cells within blood. hematopoietic stem cells can replenish all blood cell types ( i. e., are multipotent ) and self - renew. a small number of hematopoietic stem cells can expand to generate a very large number of daughter hematopoietic stem cells. this phenomenon is used in bone marrow transplantation, [ 13 ] when a small number of hematopoietic stem cells reconstitute the hematopoietic system. this process indicates that, subsequent to bone marrow transplantation, symmetrical cell divisions into two daughter hematopoietic stem cells must occur. spatial organization of chromatin in the cell nucleus [ edit ] the spatial arrangement of the chromatin within the nucleus is not random - specific regions of the chromatin can be found in certain territories.


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nucleosomes ranging from 177 to 207 bp. linker dna in yellow and nucleosomal dna in pink. the existing models commonly accept that the nucleosomes lie perpendicular to the axis of the fibre, with linker histones arranged internally. a stable 30 nm fibre relies on the regular positioning of nucleosomes along dna. linker dna is relatively resistant to bending and rotation. this makes the length of linker dna critical to the stability of the fibre, requiring nucleosomes to be separated by lengths that permit rotation and folding into the required orientation without excessive stress to the dna. in this view, different lengths of the linker dna should produce different folding topologies of the chromatin fiber. recent theoretical work, based on electron - microscopy images [ 11 ] of reconstituted fibers supports this view. [ 12 ] dna loops [ edit ] animated representation of the dynamic formation of chromatin loops through ctcf ( red ) and condensin rings ( yellow ) [ 13 ] the beads - on - a - string chromatin structure has a tendency to form loops. these loops allow interactions between different regions of dna by bringing them closer to each other, which increases the efficiency of gene interactions. this process is dynamic, with loops forming and disappearing. the loops are regulated by two main elements: [ 14 ] • cohesins, protein complexes that generate loops by extrusion of the dna fiber through the ring - like structure of the complex itself. [ 13 ] • ctcf, a transcription factor that limits the frontier of the dna loop. to stop the growth of a loop, two ctcf molecules must be positioned in opposite directions to block the movement of the cohesin ring ( see video ). [ 13 ] there are many other elements involved. for example, jpx regulates the binding sites of ctcf molecules along the dna fiber. [ 15 ] we all know that the value of a car crashes the moment we drive it off the dealer lot. some do more, some less. edmunds compiled which brands and makes hold their value more than others. on a brand level the most prudent cars are made by acura ( honorable mention to lexus and infiniti ), and, for the more rugged types, by jeep ( honorable mention to ram and jeep. ) however, people choose brands, but buy cars. so here are edmunds ’ “ best retained value awards ” by segment.


. plates under the surface of the ocean are made of mostly of basalt, while continental plates are comprised of rocks such as andesite and granite. it is generally believed that there are 12 plates that make up the earth ' s surface. the majority of these plates are a combination of oceanic and continental lithosphere, while the nazca, pacific and juan de fuca plates are made up of mostly oceanic lithosphere. most of the continents have their own plate or plates, with the exception of europe and asia, which share the massive eurasian plate. along the edges of these plates there is a large occurrence of geologic activity. " earthquakes and volcanoes, evidence of unrest in the earth, help locate the edges of plates. " this unrest is caused by movement of the plates, which can be broken down into three general types. a divergent plate boundary is where the plates are pulling and moving away from one another. an example of this is the mid - atlantic ridge. conversely, the western banks of south america show evidence of convergent plate boundary, where the plates are pushing and moving towards one another, in this case the nazca and south american plates. the last type of boundary is a transition, which is illustrated by the san andreas fault in california. in this case, the edges of the plate are sliding past each other. tracking the movement of the plates is often done by tracking the distance between two objects on different plates. this allows geologists to see how far the plates have moved towards or away from each other. unfortunately this does not allow for absolute tracking of a single plate. with the advent of gps or global positioning system, geologists can use satellites to track the absolute position of a plate. there are currently 21 satellites being used by the united states, and each of these can be and are being used to track plate locations and movements. this is still a relatively new technology and will most likely be used more and more as the science is perfected. broca ' s area is the area of the brain responsible for speech production, language processing, and language comprehension, as well as controlling facial neurons. first discovered in 1861, this area was named after pierre paul broca. broca discovered the area after studying the brain of a patient with a speech impairment after his death. this part of the brain is connected to the wernick ’ s area of the brain by the arcuate fasciculus, which is a pathway made of neurons.


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) the ad / hd must result in limited alertness to academic tasks, due to heightened alertness to environmental stimuli; c ) the effects of the ad / hd must be chronic ( long - lasting ) or acute ( have a substantial impact ); d ) this must result in an adverse effect on educational performance; e ) the student must require special education services in order to address the ad / hd and its impact. page contents what you need to know about ad / hd under the individuals with disabilities education act ( by matthew cohen, jd ) q: is ad / hd covered under the “ other health impaired ” category of idea? a: yes. according to the u. s. department of education, children diagnosed with ad / hd who meet the eligibility criteria under “ other health impaired ” ( ohi ) have always been eligible for special education services. while this was clarified by the 1991 policy memorandum issued by the u. s. department of education, the new regulations implementing the individuals with disabilities education act ( idea ) amendments of 1997, issued march 12, 1999, for the first time explicitly incorporate ad / hd within the definition of “ other health impaired ”. q: what are the criteria for eligibility for special education under the ohi category due to ad / hd? a: in order for a student to qualify for special education under the ohi category, the following criteria must be met: a ) the student must be diagnosed with ad / hd by the school district, or the school must accept the diagnosis rendered by another qualified professional; b ) the ad / hd must result in limited alertness to academic tasks, due to heightened alertness to environmental stimuli; c ) the effects of the ad / hd must be chronic ( long - lasting ) or acute ( have a substantial impact ); d ) this must result in an adverse effect on educational performance; e ) the student must require special education services in order to address the ad / hd and its impact. some have even been found with a light - sensitive organelle, the eyespot or stigma, or a larger nucleus containing a prominent nucleolus. the dinoflagellate erythropsidinium has the smallest known eye. [ 28 ] some athecate species have an internal skeleton consisting of two star - like siliceous elements that has an unknown function, and can be found as microfossils. tappan [ 29 ] gave a survey of dinoflagellates with internal skeletons.


eca and hypotheca, respectively. posteriorly, starting from the transverse groove, there is a longitudinal furrow called the sulcus. the transverse flagellum strikes in the cingulum, the longitudinal flagellum in the sulcus. [ 25 ] [ 24 ] together with various other structural and genetic details, this organization indicates a close relationship between the dinoflagellates, the apicomplexa, and ciliates, collectively referred to as the alveolates. [ 23 ] dinoflagellate tabulations can be grouped into six " tabulation types ": gymnodinoid, suessoid, gonyaulacoidperidinioid, nannoceratopsioid, dinophysioid, and prorocentroid. [ 26 ] the chloroplasts in most photosynthetic dinoflagellates are bound by three membranes, suggesting they were probably derived from some ingested algae. most photosynthetic species contain chlorophylls a and c2, the carotenoid beta - carotene, and a group of xanthophylls that appears to be unique to dinoflagellates, typically peridinin, dinoxanthin, and diadinoxanthin. these pigments give many dinoflagellates their typical golden brown color. however, the dinoflagellates karenia brevis, karenia mikimotoi, and karlodinium micrum have acquired other pigments through endosymbiosis, including fucoxanthin. [ 27 ] this suggests their chloroplasts were incorporated by several endosymbiotic events involving already colored or secondarily colorless forms. the discovery of plastids in the apicomplexa has led some to suggest they were inherited from an ancestor common to the two groups, but none of the more basal lines has them. all the same, the dinoflagellate cell consists of the more common organelles such as rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, mitochondria, lipid and starch grains, and food vacuoles. barack and michelle obama ’ s official portraits were unveiled at the smithsonian ’ s national portrait gallery on monday morning. the former president ’ s portrait was painted by artist kehinde wiley, and the former first lady chose baltimore artist amy sherald for hers.


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, chaney comes out from behind a tree and strikes la boeuf with a rock, knocking him unconscious. mattie shoots chaney again, but the gun ' s recoil knocks her back into a snake pit. her arm is broken in the fall and she is caught in a hole, drawing the attention of a rattlesnake. cogburn appears and shoots chaney, who falls into the pit, dead. cogburn lowers himself down into the pit to retrieve mattie, who is bitten by the snake before he shoots and kills it. la boeuf helps them out of the pit before dying. cogburn is forced to leave la boeuf behind as he and mattie race to get help on mattie ' s pony, which drops from exhaustion, forcing cogburn to commandeer a wagon to get mattie to a doctor in the territory. later, mattie ' s attorney, j. noble daggett, meets cogburn in fort smith. on mattie ' s behalf, daggett pays cogburn the remainder of his fee in chaney ' s capture, plus a $ 200 bonus for saving her life. cogburn offers to wager the money on a bet that mattie will recover just fine, a bet daggett declines. mattie, her arm in a sling, is back at home recovering from her injuries. she promises cogburn he will be buried next to her in the ross family plot after his death. cogburn accepts her offer and leaves, jumping over a fence on his new horse to disprove her good - natured jab that he was too old and fat to clear a four - rail fence. cast [ edit ] production [ edit ] hathaway says he decided to make the film like " a fairytale... a fantasy that i couched in as realistic terms as possible. " [ 3 ] popeye was a bit part at first but he became so popular that he was brought back and later became the center of the comic strip renamed “ popeye. ” earlier iterations of popeye ’ s official website, popeye. com, included an official biography of the character. it noted that he was “ born in a typhoon off santa monica, calif. ” the most recent version of the website does not include a biography, but it can be found through a search of the wayback machine, a website dedicated to archiving websites.


that segar, who lived in santa monica when popeye was introduced to america, was inspired by a sailor who spent his last decades in santa monica. morena himself was inspired by research of pier historian jim harris, author of “ santa monica pier: a century of the last great pleasure pier. ” harris presents compelling evidence that oli olsen was at least a physical inspiration for popeye but he refuses to make a definitive declaration. morena is even more confident. “ this is popeye, ” he says, pointing at a photo of olsen from harris ’ book. olsen is dressed in a sailor suit with a corncob pipe and a scowl. olsen was a local character, a norwegian immigrant, who fought net fishing in the santa monica bay, rented boats off the end of the pier, and, before moving to santa monica, survived a wild storm off the oregon coast. “ he retired here in santa monica and promptly unretired seeing that there were boating operations happening at the end of the pier, ” harris said. “ he opened up couple of day boats and fishing barges. it was a career after a career and he became a very recognizable and beloved fixture at the pier. he had a very thick accent but he loved to tell stories to children. as i understand it, the children could never understand the stories because of his accent but he was so funny telling them that they just loved visiting with him. ” segar, popeye ’ s creator, is listed in the city directory starting in 1928 until he died of leukemia 10 years later. bud sagendorf, who worked as segar ’ s assistant and took over the strip after his death, notes in his biography that segar would rent boats off the end of the pier and that the two of them, segar and sagendorf, would brainstorm plots for the strip out on the water. olsen, a local legend at the time, was the most visible person renting boats to pier patrons. when olsen died in 1950, his obituary in the evening outlook notes that he was the physical inspiration for popeye. popeye made his debut on a pier in january 1929 editions of “ thimble theater, ” segar ’ s nationally syndicated comic strip. born: 15 october 1940, brisbane, australia affiliation at the time of the award: st. jude children ' s research hospital, memphis, tn, usa prize motivation: “ for their discoveries concerning the specificity of the cell mediated immune defence.


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hockey is so old that even historians aren ' t sure when it started. it is the oldest known ball - and - stick game and is believed to date from the earliest civilizations. the arabs, greeks, persians and romans each had their own versions of field hockey and traces of a stick game played by the aztec indians of south america have also been found. hockey can also be identified with other early games, such as hurling and shinty and, during the middle ages, a french stick game called hoquet was played, and the english word may have derived from this. ' modern field hockey ' developed in the british isles in public schools and by the first half of the 1800s field hockey was quite popular. the first club was blackheath, headquarters in southeast london. the club played on a large piece of open ground with crudely designed sticks. it was left to another london club called teddington to modernize and refine the game by introducing several major rule changes including the ban of using hands and lifting sticks above the shoulders. they also instituted the striking circle, which was incorporated into the rules of the newly - founded hockey association in london in 1886. today, field hockey is played all over the world by a variety of countries and is recognized as the second most popular team sport in the world, just behind football ( soccer ) ice hockey: in 1910, the national hockey association ( nha ) was formed in montreal. after re - organizing as the national hockey league ( nhl ) in 1917, the league expanded into the united states in 1924. this answer is: user avatar user avatar wiki user 16y ago the origins of ice hockey in canada have long been argued and never been established, with many localities claiming its birth. the first organization dealing with the development of the sport was the amateur hockey association of canada and was established december 8th, 1886. there are several references to the game being played in the early 1800 ' s although it was ore commonly referred to as hurley on ice. this answer is: user avatar user avatar wiki user 13y ago the real game of hockey started in canada in 1968, and was invented in canada in the 1850 ' s. this answer is: user avatar user avatar wiki user 13y ago henry sampson was born in jackson mississippi, where he graduated from lanier high school in 1951. he went on to attend morehouse college for two years, then transferred to purdue university where he graduated with a b. s. degree in chemical engineering.


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