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Puebla is a city in Mexico that is associated with Mexico's victorious second war of independence. Apart from being known as the birthplace of the China Poblana dress, it is known today as a fine center for traditional Mexican handcrafts. Enter: the Puebla Dress. I have been unable to determine what, exactly, these dresses are called in Spanish, in Mexico.


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And it may have been a regional thing too. But, similar to henley (which is that shirt with a box neck collar and two buttons), we called them by a word that sounded like a name. What the hell did we call them??? At the time, you didn't get all the loopy colour combinations like the current baja pullovers.


What Is Traditional Mexican Clothing?
Quick Answer. Traditional Mexican clothing is a unique combination of European and native clothing styles. The materials used for traditional Mexican clothing are a mixture of native plants found in Mexico and resources that were introduced by the Spanish and imported from Europe.


Traditional Mexican costume. Typical pieces of clothing in Mexico
Poncho is one of the typical Mexican pieces of clothing that is well-known and loved all around the world. It is a warm outerwear. There are many different variations of poncho. For example, classical poncho is a simple piece of cloth with a hole for the head; it doesn't have sleeves, but sometimes has a hood.


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In the Dominican Republic it is known as chacabana. In the Guyana, Trinidad, and the United States a type of guayabera, some with pleats and pockets or (plain with pockets - similar to a safari shirt) is sometimes called a shirt-jac. In Jamaica it is known as a bush jacket.


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But, similar to henley (which is that shirt with a box neck collar and two buttons), we called them by a word that sounded like a name. You know, Let's to the head shop and buy a henley and a Kendall.. Like the vintage clothing store that had all the Henleys and Harveys from Peru..


How to Put Water In a Car Radiator
1 If the light comes on and stays on, it means you're low on engine coolant [source: pontiac]. A car radiator cannot work if there isn't enough coolant inside the system. The coolant level should be the first check after an engine has overheated [source: 2carpros].  Ensure that there's no steam coming from the engine.


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However if you're stuck and don't have any coolant, you might want to know how to how to put water in your car radiator. Pay attention to the icon on your car's dashboard that indicates if the engine is overheating or if you're car's low on coolant. If the light comes on and stays on, it means you're low on engine coolant [source: pontiac].


How to Put Water In a Car Radiator
However if you're stuck and don't have any coolant, you might want to know how to how to put water in your car radiator. Here's how to do it: Pay attention to the icon on your car's dashboard that indicates if the engine is overheating or if you're car's low on coolant. If the light comes on and stays on, it means you're low on engine coolant [source: pontiac]. A car radiator cannot work if there isn't enough coolant inside the system.


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If you have one crate and the seat belt won't reach the handle, then you could also fasten both sides of the cars seat belts and put a collar into the handle and the seat belts; or loop it through the handles. With multiple dog crates, you can use all the seat belts in the seat.


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We've had a few big dogs (60-190lbs) - throwing a treat in the car and having them go get it can motivate them to get in themselves. If they get to a point where they just can't do it (arthritis, etc.), you can have them put their front paws in, then give them a boost for the rest of the way.


What are those things called that go on the roof of your car and you can store luggage in them?
What are those things called that go on the roof of your car and you can store luggage in them? You know they are like sometimes black and you can put your luggage in them when you are going on a trip and then you put the big black thing on top of the car.


Adam Yauch
The Beastie Boys, a hip hop trio, released their first album Licensed to Ill on Def Jam Records when Yauch was 22. Yauch directed many of the Beastie Boys' music videos, often under the pseudonym Nathanial HÃ¶rnblowÃ©r.


Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch Remembered on 'MCA Day' in Brooklyn
Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch Remembered on 'MCA Day' in Brooklyn. DJ Hurricane, House of Pain's Danny Boy and others pay respects at art- and photo-filled event. Beastie Boys fans attend 'MCA Day' in Brooklyn, New York.


Mike D
In 1979, Diamond co-founded the band The Young Aborigines. In 1981, Adam Yauch, aka MCA, a friend and follower of the band, became their bass player, and on the suggestion of their then-guitar player, John Berry, the band changed their name to the Beastie Boys.


Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch Remembered on 'MCA Day' in Brooklyn
Gratitude was the motto of the second-annual MCA Day in Brooklyn yesterday, and a constant procession of fans came to pay their respects to late Beastie Boys co-founder Adam Yauch on the one-year anniversary of his death from cancer of the salivary glands.


Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch Remembered on 'MCA Day' in Brooklyn
Two street signs quoting Yauch's best-known lines about the borough met those approaching the industrial Littlefield art space, a 20-minute walk from the newly-minted Adam Yauch Park in the rapper's native Brooklyn Heights. Born and bred in Brooklyn, U.S.A., they call me Adam Yauch but I'm MCA, one read. A super-fly Cadillac parked out front sported a paintjob of classic Beasties snapshots and RIP MCA written across the trunk (a sign asked Instagram users to hashtag #MCADay).


Adam Yauch
Adam Nathaniel Yauch (pronounced /ËjaÊk/; August 5, 1964 â May 4, 2012) was an American rapper, musician, film director, and human rights activist. He was best known as a founding member of the hip hop group Beastie Boys. He was frequently known by his stage name, MCA, and sometimes worked under the pseudonym Nathanial HÃ¶rnblowÃ©r. Yauch founded Oscilloscope Laboratories, an independent film production and distribution company based in New York City.


Rapper Conquered Music World in â80s With Beastie Boys
Even when the Beastie Boys were treated as a joke, it was a joke they would be in on for decades to come. Adam Nathaniel Yauch was born on Aug. 5, 1964, in Brooklyn. Playing bass, he and Mr. Diamond started the Beastie Boys in 1981 as a hard-core punk band.


Mike D
Michael Diamond (born November 20, 1965), better known as Mike D, is a founding member of New York City hip hop group the Beastie Boys. Diamond raps, sings, and plays drums. He has provided remixes for Moby and Bjork.


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1 Show off your little beastie boy in this cute tee. 2  Is it no sleep til Brooklyn in your house? Tell the world! 3  Great gift for beastie boys and girls alike.  Fun baby shower gift.


Adam Yauch
Born in Brooklyn, New York City, Adam Yauch was the only child of a social worker and a painter and architect. Yauch had a non-religious upbringing. His father had been raised a Catholic and his mother was Jewish. Yauch attended Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn's Midwood neighborhood.


Coolant Safety & Transportation
The Shipping name is âEnvironmental Hazardous substance Liquid N.O.S. (Ethylene Glycol), UN 3082, Class 9, Pk Gr III. The flash point is 116Â°C. Shipping prediluted coolant in bulk could contain 5,000 lbs (2,270 kg) in glycol and as such would require the same shipping documents and markings as the concentrate.


Machine Coolant Health and Safety
There are lots of other material in grinding machine coolant. There are bits of diamond or CBN from the wheel, there is resin from the wheel and chunks of broken carbide as well as just general grit and dirt. We found that there could be up to 75,000,000 or 80,000,000 pieces of crud in a cubic centimeter.


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Depending on the. type of recycling performed, wastes may include filters, sludge or. resins. As with all wastes, you should obtain data, or test the. waste to determine whether it is hazardous and dispose of it. accordingly. Off-site and some mobile recycling service vendors. will dispose of the wastes for you.


Machine Coolant Health and Safety
The real health problems arise when machine coolant is mis-handled and bacteria in machine coolant is allowed to grow and metals are allowed to contaminate the machine coolant.


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INHALATION: May cause irritation of the nose and throat with headache, particularly from mists. High vapor concentrations caused, for example, by heating the material in an enclosed and poorly ventilated workplace, may produce nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness and irregular eye. movements.


Coolant Safety & Transportation
Coolant in containers or means of containment of less than 5,000 lbs (2,270 kg) or less are not regulated by either Transport Canada or the U.S. Department of Transportation. Therefore in North America, all consumer packaged coolant is non-regulated for shipment. Bulk shipments in Canada are also not regulated. Bulk shipments of coolant concentrate equal or greater than 5,000 lbs (2,270 kg) in a single container are regulated by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) because ethylene glycol becomes a Reportable Quantity at those quantities.


Auto Repair Compliance Assistance Tools
Why recycle antifreeze? Dumping waste antifreeze may be illegal: waste antifreeze may. contain heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and chromium in. high enough levels to make it a regulated hazardous waste. A haz-. ardous waste may never be dumped on land or discharged into a. sanitary sewer, storm drain, ditch, dry well or septic system.


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Waste antifreeze should never be disposed of down storm drains or. into surface waters because it causes serious water quality problems. and may harm people, pets or wildlife. Doing so is illegal and punishable. by fines of up to $25,000.


Machine Coolant Health and Safety
Grinding fumes and dust can be dangerous. Inhaling grinding machine coolant, whether it is clean or dirty, can be dangerous. How dangerous it is depends on how much is inhaled, how long it is inhaled and who inhales it.


TOM HANKS: MY BRUSH WITH DEATH WHILE FILMING âCAST AWAYâ
Speaking in detail for the first time about his traumatic brush with death, the Academy Award winner said that he cut his right leg while filming on the tropical island of Fiji â and badly underestimated the severity of the infection that followed.


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TOM HANKS: MY BRUSH WITH DEATH WHILE FILMING âCAST AWAYâ. Jan 23, 2001 @ 5:00AM. Jan 23, 2001 @ 5:00AM. TOM HANKS reveals that making âCast Awayâ nearly killed him â and that he would never be able to survive his characterâs hellish ordeal.


Castaway 1987
Movie Info. This conventional drama about two people on a desert island is enhanced by good acting on the part of Oliver Reed as middle-aged Gerald Kingsland, the man who wants to go native, and Amanda Donohoe as Lucy Irvine, the woman who joins him.


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TOM HANKS: MY BRUSH WITH DEATH WHILE FILMING âCAST AWAYâ. TOM HANKS reveals that making âCast Awayâ nearly killed him â and that he would never be able to survive his characterâs hellish ordeal.


Cast Away
Cast Away was filmed on Monuriki, one of the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji. It is in a subgroup of the Mamanuca archipelago, which is sited off the coast of Viti Levu, Fiji's largest island. The island became a tourist attraction following the film's release.


Monuriki
Monuriki Island is an uninhabited small island in Melanesia in the South Pacific Ocean, situated off the coast of Viti Levu in the Fiji Islands. Monuriki is part of the Atolls islands, and related to a group of three islets in the larger group of islands of known as the Mamanuca Islands. This coral and volcanic island is the smallest islet and the southern-most of a small group of three islets, west of Tavua.


Cast Away
Written by. Tom Hanks does a superb job of carrying Cast Away all by himself for about two-thirds of its running time, but isn't much helped by additional characters in the opening and closing sequences.


Monuriki
Monuriki Island was featured as the anonymous island in the 2000 Robert Zemeckis film, Cast Away, starring Tom Hanks (see below); some tourists and travel agents refer to Monuriki as 'Cast Away Island', which is not to be confused with Castaway Island, or Qalito, an actual Fijian island within the Mamanuca Islands.


10 Top Tourist Attractions in Graz & Easy Day Trips
Another government building to visit is Graz Burg, an old palace famous for its 15th-century double spiral staircases (the Staircase of Reconciliation), which meet on each floor, creating a bizarre optical illusion.


11 of the Best Staircases in the World to Climb
Just a few hours from Vienna by train, Graz is one of Austriaâs most culturally rich cities. One of the cityâs main touristic attractions is The Burg, a royal castle built between 1438 and 1453 during the Hapsburg rule and now serving as a stunning representation of Gothic stonework.


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The Old Town in Graz is one of the best preserved city districts in Central Europe. Recently, in 1999, Old Graz was added to the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List.


Old Town Walk, Graz
The Old Town in Graz is one of the best preserved city districts in Central Europe. Recently, in 1999, Old Graz was added to the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List. The main landmarks and most notable monuments in Graz are situated in this part of the city.


11 of the Best Staircases in the World to Climb
The 4,444 wooden steps make up what is often considered to be the longest wooden staircase in the world, reaching 2,428 feet above sea level. Many travelers stop by the old generator hall to browse through the cultural exhibitions in many of the rooms and walk through the small village.


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Two great museums reflecting the historical and modern art in Graz. The Armoury museum is the worldâs largest collection of medieval arms and armous, located in a historic building right in the heart of the old town. The Kunsthaus on the contrary reflects the modern and contemporary side of Graz.


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The Burg is a beautiful castle, situated in Old Town Graz. The castle was constructed for Emperor Maximilian I in 1499. It remained the seat of the inner Austrian court until 1619. The Burg contains a very unusual double-spiral staircase, called the Wendeltreppe.


Graz
Two great museums reflecting the historical and modern art in Graz. The Armoury museum is the worldâs largest collection of medieval arms and armous, located in a historic building right in the heart of the old town.


Graz
The Armoury museum is the worldâs largest collection of medieval arms and armous, located in a historic building right in the heart of the old town. The Kunsthaus on the contrary reflects the modern and contemporary side of Graz.


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Melk Abbey is the symbol of the Wachau Valley and its steep, terraced vineyards overlooking the Danube. No tour of monasteries in Austria, or Middle Europe, for that matter, would be complete without a visit to the magnificent Melk Abbey.


Barometric Pressure and Weather Conditions
1 Rising barometric pressure is a good indicator that no storms are developing in the following 24 hrs and there will be fair weather or no precipitation. 2  In winter, rising pressure can also indicate snow if the weather has been frosty. 3  Clear skies are associated with high air pressure.


Atmospheric Pressure: Definition & Facts
The instrument Torricelli designed was the very first barometer. The open end of a glass tube is placed in an open dish of mercury. Atmospheric pressure forces the mercury to rise up the tube. At sea level, the column of mercury will rise (on average) to a height of 29.92 inches or 760 millimeters.


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A barometer measures the air pressure. The air pressure is a function of how much air is pressing over an area. Air pressure will change rapidly with a change in altitude. Because of this rapid change with altitude, reported pressure is usually adjusted to sea level.


Barometric Pressure and Weather Conditions
1 Low and High Air Pressure. 2  Low air pressure= less weight pushing down= air is rising and cooling which helps form clouds. 3  High air pressure= more weight pushing down= air is sinking and warming with less humidity.


Barometric Pressure and Weather Conditions
1 Deteriorating weather or some form of precipitation such as wet and/or windy conditions and thunder in hot weather are associated with falling barometric pressure. 2  As a storm approaches air pressure begins to fall and this can happen very quickly. 3  Storms are associated with low air pressure.


Barometric Pressure and Weather Conditions
1 Falling or Low Barometric Pressure. 2  Deteriorating weather or some form of precipitation such as wet and/or windy conditions and thunder in hot weather are associated with falling barometric pressure. 3  As a storm approaches air pressure begins to fall and this can happen very quickly.


Atmospheric Pressure: Definition & Facts
âSunny,â for instance, can usually be found in the range of high barometric pressure â 30.2 or 30.3 inches. âStormy,â on the other hand would be found in the range of low barometric pressure â 29.2 or lower, perhaps even on occasion below 29 inches. This would all seem logical, except it is all rather simplistic.


Barometric Pressure and Weather Conditions
Average Sea-Level pressure: 101.325 kPa /1013.25 mbar / 760 mmHg / 29.921 inHg. Pressures seldom increase or decrease 1 inch of mercury (3.386 kPa /33.86 mbar / 25 mmHg) above or below the 30 inch mark (101.591kPa / 1015.91 mbar / 762 mmHg) unless weather conditions are extreme.


Ask Tom Why: What are Chicago's barometric pressure extremes?
South Holland. Dear Mike, Chicago's range of barometric extremes spans 2.28 inches of mercury from the city's highest reading of 30.98 inches recorded Feb. 16, 1989, to the lowest of 28.70 inches on March 12, 1923. That range, while substantial, is only about a third of the world's range of 6.37 inches.


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The English units of air pressure are inches of mercury. The metric version is millibars. The average sea level pressure is 29.92 inches of mercury and 1013 millibars. Using these average values it can be determined whether the pressure is above, significantly above, below or significantly below the average value.


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Above: A panoramic view of stars setting on the western horizon, as seen at the Equator in Kenya. On the left stars circle clockwise around the South Celestial Pole, rising on the left (which is east when facing south) and setting on the right (which is west when facing south).


Motion of the Stars
1 Drag the time and date dials to see how the stars move around. 2  Drag the horizon to see the view in different directions. 3  Turn on the trails feature to make simulated long-exposure photos. 4  Drag the latitude and longitude sliders to visit other parts of the globe.


Motion of the Stars
And in the north, the motion is most interesting. Stars rise in the northeast and set in the northwest, moving in counter-clockwise circles around a point that's high above the northern horizon: Half-hour time exposure facing north and slightly west, from the same location as the previous three photos.


Motion of the Stars
Throughout this discussion I've described the motions of the stars with respect to our horizon. It's natural to assume that our horizon, and hence the earth below it, is truly fixed, and therefore that the stars truly move around in huge circles once each day.


Motion of the Stars
There are tons of great resources out there that can help you learn about stellar motions, constellations, and the celestial sphere: 1  Definitely check out the Sky Motion Applet. 2  Drag the time and date dials to see how the stars move around. 3  Drag the horizon to see the view in different directions.


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Every direction on the Horizon is South, and the stars move to the right or West while the Earth moves under them, to the East. At the South Pole every direction on the Horizon is North, and the stars move to the left or West while the Earth moves under them, to the East.


General Astronomy/The Celestial Sphere
The stars move parallel to each other and the Celestial Equator. The North Celestial Pole is 35 degrees above the North point on the horizon. The South Celestial Pole is 35 degrees below the South point on the horizon.


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The stars move parallel to each other and the Celestial Equator. Since the Celestial Equator is on the Horizon, each star has constant altitude. No star rises or sets; all stars are circumpolar.


Motion of the Stars
Notice also that as the stars move through the sky, they stay in the same patterns. That is, the apparent âdistanceâ between any two stars never changes. A given pattern of stars may move across the sky and turn sideways or even upside-down, but it won't grow larger or smaller, or change its shape in any other way.


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The stars move parallel to each other and the Celestial Equator. Since the Poles are on the Horizon, the Equator rises vertically at the East point and sets vertically at the West point. All stars rise vertically in the East and set vertically in the West (see the Equatorial view of the sky in Kenya, below).


WHO RULES THE WORLD ?
Europe and the United States (US) in the early. 1900s, when a review of mortality data from. 35 cities from 1917 through 1929 showed that. deaths due to heart disease rose during almost. all influenza epidemics.9. In the past 30 years, the evidence that influ -.


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The hemagglutinin and neur-. aminidase surface antigens of the influenza virus. have thus far had minimal expression in humans. For example, only 3 of 15 known hemagglutinin. glycoproteins have been associated with influenza. infection in humans.


Original ArticleThe Use of High-Fidelity Simulation to Teach Cultural Competence in the Nursing Curriculum
In the United States, the potential exists for the. burden of influenza to increase dramatically in the. future. Over the next 20 years, a growing number of. individuals from the baby-boom generation will cross. the age threshold of 65 years, greatly expanding the. population at increased risk for influenza morbidity.


The annual impact of seasonal influenza in the US: Measuring disease burden and costs â
The economic burden of influenza at the population level is a function of the cost per case of influenza and the number of cases. In order to account for variation in costs by age and risk of severe complications from influenza, we estimated costs for five age groups: <5 years, 5â17, 18â49, 50â64, and â¥65.


The annual impact of seasonal influenza in the US: Measuring disease burden and costs â
Despite preventive efforts, influenza epidemics are responsible for substantial morbidity and mortality every year in the United States (US). Vaccination strategies to reduce disease burden have been implemented.


Discovering influenza disease and economic burden
Discovering influenza disease and economic burden. INFLUENZA IS ONE OF THE LEADING CAUSES OF ILLNESS AND DEATH IN CHILDREN, and young children play a key role in the spread of influenza in their families, schools, and communities. Influenza vaccine is the most effective method for prevention and control of the disease.


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The Cardiovascular Burden. of Influenza. T. he relationship between infections and. cardiovascular events has been described. in the scientific literature for more than a cen-. tury. In 1908, Sir William Osler proposed that. acute infections were 1 of the 4 major factors.


Discovering influenza disease and economic burden
Only a few nations have consistent estimates on influenza illness and death. Chinaâs population of 1.3 billion people is the largest in the world. The nation had no reliable data on the burden of the disease until 2007 when U.S. CDC in China supported its partners in China CDC in conducting a series of studies.


Discovering influenza disease and economic burden
Determining the burden of influenza disease in China, which represents one-fifth of the world's population, provides greater perspective for influenza prevention and control measures.- Dr. Jeffrey McFarland, Director, U.S. CDC in China.


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The annual impact of seasonal influenza in the US: Measuring disease burden and costs. 1  a Immunization Service Division, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1600 Clifton Road, Mail-Stop E-88, Atlanta, GA 30333, USA.


Organic Compounds
DNA is an organic compound because it is basically a carbon skeleton sugar molecule with nitrogen containing amino acids and with phosphorus substitutions. A large molecule with coded and specific arrangement of amino acids gives rise to a dna molecule.


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Part of the DNA in a cell is genes, which code for protein molecules. Each type of receptor, or enzyme, or neurotransmitter, has a stretch of DNA in which its sequence of amino acids is coded. The code-to-primary-structure ratio is three-to-one: three bases (called a codon) per amino acid.


Inorganic molecule
(1) A molecule not consisting of carbon atoms. (2) Any molecule that is not considered organic, or not of biological origin. Supplement. Inorganic molecules are not usually found in living things but abound in nature or Earth.


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RNA is a single-strand molecule; DNA is a spiral of two cross-connected strands. DNA carries information. Part of the DNA in a cell is genes, which code for protein molecules. Each type of receptor, or enzyme, or neurotransmitter, has a stretch of DNA in which its sequence of amino acids is coded.


Is DNA organic?
definition of organic 1. Of, relating to, or derived from living organisms: organic matter. 2. Of, relating to, or affecting a bodily organ: an organic disease. Also, DNA would chemically be considered to be organic since it contains carbon as the primary chemical backbone of the molecule.


CHEMISTRY II: WATER AND ORGANIC MOLECULES
1 Each carbon atom can form as many as four covalent bonds with other carbon atoms as well as with other elements. 2  Be able to explain why this is so. 3  Be able to list the four main groups of organic molecules and their functions in living things.


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Patty Duke (1946â2016) Actress | Soundtrack | Producer. Patty Duke was born Anna Marie Duke on December 14, 1946 in Elmhurst, New York, to Frances Margaret (McMahon), a cashier, and John Patrick Duke, a cab driver and handyman. She is of Irish, and one eighth German, descent.


Former Child Star And Oscar Winner Patty Duke Dead At 69
Former child star and Oscar winner Patty Duke has died at the age of 69. Duke's manager confirmed her death to The Huffington Post in a statement. Anna âPatty Dukeâ Pearce passed away this morning March 29, 2016 at 1:20 a.m. Her cause of death was sepsis from a ruptured intestine. She was a wife, a mother, a grandmother, a friend, a mental health advocate and a cultural icon.


Biography
Patty Duke is a true show business legend. Her career has spanned six decades and she continues to thrive long after many of her contemporaries have retired. Ms. Duke has conquered Broadway, film and television.


Biography
Coming off her Oscar win, she played genetically unexplainable identical cousins on The Patty Duke Show from 1963 to 1966. The show was a top-rated program and brought Duke her first Emmy nomination. Patty Duke also entered the history books as the youngest person (16) ever to have a show bearing her full name.


Patty Duke, Oscar-winning actress and former child star of TV show, dies at 69
Patty Duke, Oscar-winning actress and former child star of TV show, dies at 69. Oscar-winning actor and mental health advocate, who was once the youngest actor to have a TV series bearing her name, died on Tuesday morning. This article is 1 year old.


Patty Duke dies at 69; Oscar winner was the youngest at the time to receive the award
Patty Duke dies at 69; Oscar winner was the youngest at the time to receive the award. In 1963, actress Patty Duke, 16, accepts the Oscar as supporting actress for her work in The Miracle Worker at the annual Academy Awards in Santa Monica.


Patty Duke
Patty Duke. Anna Marie Patty Duke (December 14, 1946 â March 29, 2016) was an American actress of stage, film, and television. She first became known as a teen star, winning an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress at age 16 for her role as Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker (1962), a role which she had originated on Broadway.


Biography
Patty Duke was born Anna Marie Duke on December 14, 1946 in Elmhurst, New York, to Frances Margaret (McMahon), a cashier, and John Patrick Duke, a cab driver and handyman. She is of Irish, and one eighth German, descent. Her acting career began when she was introduced to her brother Ray Duke's managers, John and Ethel Ross.


Posts Tagged Lack of Energy
; lack of energy : she was overcome by lassitude and retired to bed | a patient complaining of lassitude and inability to concentrate. prolonged periods of lassitude lethargy, listlessness, weariness, languor, sluggishness, tiredness, fatigue, torpor, lifelessness, apathy. antonym vigor.


Posts Tagged Lack of Energy
(of a person) having or showing the weaknesses or diseases of old age, esp. a loss of mental faculties : she couldnât cope with her senile husband. â¢ (of a condition) characteristic of or caused by old age : senile decay. â¢ Geology approaching the end of a cycle of erosion.


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Synonyms for lack of energy in English including definitions, and related words.


lethargy
Synonyms: lethargy, lassitude, torpor, languor These nouns refer to a deficiency in mental and physical alertness and activity. Lethargy is a state of sluggishness, drowsy dullness, or apathy: Your lethargy is such that you will not fight even to protect the freedom which your mothers won for you (Virginia Woolf).


inertia
lethargy - inactivity; showing an unusual lack of energy; the general appearance of sluggishness alarmed his friends languor, phlegm, sluggishness, flatness inertia, inactiveness, inactivity - a disposition to remain inactive or inert; he had to overcome his inertia and get back to work


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Define lethargy. lethargy synonyms, lethargy pronunciation, lethargy translation, English dictionary definition of lethargy. n. pl. lethÂ·arÂ·gies 1. a. A lack of energy or vigor; sluggishness. b. A lack of interest or enthusiasm; apathy: held a pep rally to shake the students out...


lethargy
lethargy - weakness characterized by a lack of vitality or energy inanition, slackness, lassitude weakness - the property of lacking physical or mental strength; liability to failure under pressure or stress or strain; his weakness increased as he became older; the weakness of the span was overlooked until it collapsed


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lethargy
Is your pet slug always this comatose, or is this display of lethargy unusual? The word lethargy describes inactivity or a lack of energy. Lethargy comes from the Greek lethargos, originally meaning âinactive through forgetfulness.â Somewhere along the way, the word lost the implication of âforgetfulnessâ and just ended up hanging around in bed all day. Still, lethargy doesnât necessarily imply laziness; it can be brought about by illness and may also describe a lack of strength. Other lethargic nouns include torpor, sluggishness, and languor. Thesaurus


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Detailed Synonyms for lack of energy in English. lack of energy: lack of energy [the ~] noun. the lack of energy the lethargy ; the lack of energy ; the languor lethargy [the ~] noun. lack of energy [the ~] noun. languor [the ~] noun.


Definition of 'resentment'
Resentment is bitterness and anger that someone feels about something. She expressed resentment at being interviewed by a social worker. [+ at] But the problems of inflation and unemployment still cause a lot of resentment. Synonyms: bitterness, indignation, ill feeling, ill will More Synonyms of resentment.


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(Page 64) It is plain that a life which includes deep resentment leads only to futility. (Page 66) It is plain that a life which includes deep resentment leads only to unhappiness (Page 66) To the precise extent that we permit these [deep resentment], do we squander the hours that might have been worth while.


What does the Bible say about resentment?
Resentment is often a reaction to being insulted or having oneâs errors or weaknesses exposed. Resentment can be directed at an action, a statement, or a personâoften, an authority figure, such as a parent, a teacher, or God. Resentment is the cheapest and least legitimate form of anger. It is all emotion and no strength. Resentment can be sparked by perceived unfair treatment by another person.


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The Sun (2009) She now sees that she turned inwards her resentment and anger at what this process had demanded of her. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This caused resentment from scallop fishermen who had tried to fish responsibly around the reefs and felt they had been betrayed. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There is no resentment or bitterness. The Sun (2011) She is full of bitterness and resentment and is seemingly unaware of just how hurtful she is to my siblings and me. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In the face of any indiscretion, anger and resentment are always better than accommodation.


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Subscribe to our Question of the Week: Question: What does the Bible say about resentment?. Answer: Ressentir is an old French word, literally meaning intense feeling.. In English, it is resent, and it refers to feeling pain and indignation due to injustice or insult.


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Definition of resentment from the Collins English Dictionary Brackets ( ) Brackets(also called parentheses) are used to enclose a word or words which can be left out and still leave a meaningful sentence.


Definition of 'resentment'
There is no bitterness or resentment towards him from any of the family. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It's full of anger and resentment against staff and some guys saw their chance. The Sun (2016) He is not one of those who looks back in anger or resentment, feeling that he was swallowed up by an elite club academy. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is not hard to see why resentment still lingers between the teams. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The resentment caused is compounded by branding those concerned about this as bigots.


What does the Bible say about resentment?
Question: What does the Bible say about resentment? Answer: Ressentir is an old French word, literally meaning intense feeling. In English, it is resent, and it refers to feeling pain and indignation due to injustice or insult. People may feel resentful when they are cheated on, stolen from, or lied to.


Definition of 'resentment'
Example sentences containing 'resentment'. There is no bitterness or resentment towards him from any of the family. Times, Sunday Times (2016)It's full of anger and resentment against staff and some guys saw their chance.


Causes of Chronic Sinusitis
To summarize the main cause of chronic sinusitis: Leaky gut leading to a hyper immune system, leading to allergies leading to chronic sinusitis. The Good News: The natural healing program that Iâm sharing with you on my website will address the main cause of chronic sinusitis, which is the leaky gut syndrome.ucus from the sinuses normally drains into the nose; however, if for any reason, the sinuses get blocked, the mucus cannot drain, which opens the gate for infection. Sinusitis may be acute or chronic. Viral, bacterial, or fungal infections, and allergic reactions, are the most common causes of sinusitis.


Causes of Chronic Sinusitis
Mucus from the sinuses normally drains into the nose; however, if for any reason, the sinuses get blocked, the mucus cannot drain, which opens the gate for infection. Sinusitis may be acute or chronic. Viral, bacterial, or fungal infections, and allergic reactions, are the most common causes of sinusitis.But it can also develop due to a nasal injury, a deviated septum, nasal polyps, or narrow sinuses.Sinusitis can also be caused by tooth or tonsil infections, or inhaling such irritants as cigarette smoke, dust, or dry air. However, the most common cause for sinusitis is allergies.ucus from the sinuses normally drains into the nose; however, if for any reason, the sinuses get blocked, the mucus cannot drain, which opens the gate for infection. Sinusitis may be acute or chronic. Viral, bacterial, or fungal infections, and allergic reactions, are the most common causes of sinusitis.


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We included here only the most common. Left untreated, sustained leaky gut syndrome may lead to: lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, Crohn's disease, rosacea, asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, eczema, thyroiditis, multiple sclerosis and other auto-immune diseases.ymptoms Associated With Leaky Gut Syndrome: â¢gastrointestinal disturbances â¢diffuse joint pain â¢headaches â¢mood swings â¢memory loss â¢fatigue â¢muscle soreness â¢sinusitis â¢skin lesions â¢hair loss. I advised Lynn to eliminate from her diet: â¢chocolate â¢dairy products â¢cured meats â¢alcohol â¢wheat â¢artificial sweeteners.


Leaky Gut: Can This Overlooked Sickness Be Wrecking Your Health? (Part 1)
It is often the primary cause of the following common conditions: asthma, food allergies, chronic sinusitis, eczema, urticaria, migraine, irritable bowel, fungal disorders, fibromyalgia, and inflammatory joint disorders including rheumatoid arthritis are just a few of the diseases that can originate with leaky gut.t is often the primary cause of the following common conditions: asthma, food allergies, chronic sinusitis, eczema, urticaria, migraine, irritable bowel, fungal disorders, fibromyalgia, and inflammatory joint disorders including rheumatoid arthritis are just a few of the diseases that can originate with leaky gut.


Could Leaky Gut Be Whatâs Troubling You?
Leaky gut can be a difficult diagnosis to establish for a number of reasons: Itâs associated with a wide range of seemingly unconnected symptoms; it has a lot of different causes; thereâs no specific test to confirm it; and evidence tying it to other conditions can be murky.n addition to bloating and digestive distress, a lot of the patients I see with leaky gut have a combination of other symptoms like food allergies, chronic sinus infections, achy joints, fatigue, brain fog or unexplained rashes.


Leaky Gut: Can This Be Destroying Your Health?
Leaky Gut Syndrome (LGS) is a major cause of disease and dysfunction in modern society, accounts for at least 50% of chronic complaints, as confirmed by laboratory tests. Now many foods can cause symptoms that never did before, because the gut's detoxification (liver) system is unable to cope with the hundreds of chemical additives, dyes, colorings, preservatives and pesticides common in our foods. 2  When the gut lining is inflamed, the protective coating of the gut antibodies can be lost.


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Utilizing these treatment strategies is very successful in the treatment of leaky gut syndrome. Because of the complexity of treatment, patient compliance can be a problem. Therefore, patient education is also a necessary component of the treatment process.ymptoms Associated With Leaky Gut Syndrome: â¢gastrointestinal disturbances â¢diffuse joint pain â¢headaches â¢mood swings â¢memory loss â¢fatigue â¢muscle soreness â¢sinusitis â¢skin lesions â¢hair loss. I advised Lynn to eliminate from her diet: â¢chocolate â¢dairy products â¢cured meats â¢alcohol â¢wheat â¢artificial sweeteners.


Leaky Gut: Can This Be Destroying Your Health?
1 When the gut lining is inflamed, the protective coating of the gut antibodies can be lost. 2  With loss of the secretory immunoglobulin A (SigA), the body becomes more vulnerable to infections in the intestines from bacteria, viruses, parasites and yeast and they become resistant to treatment. Now many foods can cause symptoms that never did before, because the gut's detoxification (liver) system is unable to cope with the hundreds of chemical additives, dyes, colorings, preservatives and pesticides common in our foods. 2  When the gut lining is inflamed, the protective coating of the gut antibodies can be lost.


Leaky Gut: Can This Be Destroying Your Health?
The third stressor is a consequence: as the immune response diminishes, more microbes (viruses, bacteria, and fungi) multiply, allowing for a chronic state of infection. The most important organ in the production of immune agents seems to be the adrenal gland, and Leaky Gut Syndrome slowly diminishes adrenal function. Now many foods can cause symptoms that never did before, because the gut's detoxification (liver) system is unable to cope with the hundreds of chemical additives, dyes, colorings, preservatives and pesticides common in our foods. 2  When the gut lining is inflamed, the protective coating of the gut antibodies can be lost.


Leaky Gut: Can This Be Destroying Your Health?
Leaky Gut Syndrome is often the real basis for chronic fatigue syndrome and pediatric immune deficiencies. Leaky Gut Syndrome is reaching epidemic proportions within the population. Historically, the only way bowel toxins entered the blood stream was through trauma, for example by sword or spear. Now many foods can cause symptoms that never did before, because the gut's detoxification (liver) system is unable to cope with the hundreds of chemical additives, dyes, colorings, preservatives and pesticides common in our foods. 2  When the gut lining is inflamed, the protective coating of the gut antibodies can be lost.


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First Prison in Colonial Virginia. Smith wrote later that he was  restrained as a prisoner  for the last 13 weeks of the trip from the Canary Islands, so it is possible that the first prison in Virginia was a cabin on the Susan Constant as it sailed into the Chesapeake Bay.


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Within four months from the decision to start at Jamestown, the colony needed a prison. The Discovery, about the size of a modern singlewide house trailer, was utilized to house the first two English prisoners in Virginia.


Slavery During the Colonial Period
One of the ways some of the slaves received their freedom was through the American Revolution. They were rewarded freedom through their services in the war. Others tried to get their freedom by escaping away from the plantations. They had secret ways to escape.


Slavery in the colonial United States
To meet labor needs, colonists had practiced Indian slavery for some time. The Carolinians transformed the Indian slave trade during the late 1600s and early 1700s by treating slaves as a trade commodity to be exported, mainly to the West Indies.


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These roles have varied depending on the time period, geography and race of the people. America had three major groups of women: the Native Indian, the African, and the European. These three groups come from extremely different backgrounds, and played different roles in their family and community.


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The slave women that worked in the fields during the day also had to provide dinner for their families after the day was completed. Often the slaves had to have their own gardens and capture animals for food. With no days off during the week, many of the slave women faked illness, or labor to get days off work. They used this time to harvest their own gardens and take care of their own household duties.


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1691 still found a 3 to 2 ratio, and the gap between the numbers of men and women didn't close until the early 18 th century. Tending farmlands was hard work and during pre-colonial times, and was not suited for European women.


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Henry Box Brown was born into slavery and escaped by mailing himself to freedom. All slaves used different escape routes. Some slaves went north to the free states such as Illinois, Ohio, Maryland and Pennsylavina. While otherÂ´s ventured south to states like Louisiana, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia. Harriet Tubman and Fredrick Douglass not olny escaped from slavery themselves, but aided in the escape of many other slaves.


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Women were needed in the new settlements and the only way they were able to make the journey across to the colonies was to contract themselves out as indentured servants for 5-7 years. Every hand was needed to cultivate the tobacco daily from winter to the summer months.


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Newport had the authority as sole leader during the ocean journey phase to execute a mutineer, but was evidently persuaded to show mercy. Smith remained estranged from the other colonial leaders in Virginia until June 10. He was finally given the seat on the Council assigned to him in 1606 by the Virginia Company in London, just before Christopher Newport (a voting member of that council) sailed home with the Susan Constant and Godspeed.


Christmas Cactus (L22289)
Christmas cactus house plant wrapped in decorative champagne foil adds a festive touch to your holiday dcor Grows well in partly sunny areas, like southern facing windows Requires water when soil is slightly dry for best plant health


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Christmas cactus house plant wrapped in decorative champagne foil adds a festive touch to your holiday dcor; Grows well in partly sunny areas, like southern facing windows; Requires water when soil is slightly dry for best plant health; Slow-growing plant is durable, low-maintenance and long-lasting; Red blooms add a splash of cheery color to your space


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General Tips for Growing a Christmas Cactus. 1  Keep them potbound in sandy soil. 2  Water only when the soil is completely dry. 3  Provide some humidity to the environment. 4  Don't worry if some of the buds drop off - it's natural for the plant to lose a few. 5  Keep the temperature above 70Â°F in the daytime, from 55Â°F - 65Â°F at night.


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How to Care for a Christmas Cactus: Bloom Cycle and Tips
The Bloom Cycle of a Christmas Cactus. This plant (Schlumbergera bridesii or Schlumbergera truncata), although known as cactus, is really a succulent, having its origins in the tropics. Like the poinsettia, the Christmas cactus needs to follow a pretty strict regimen in the fall in order to bloom at holiday time. In order for the plant to form flower buds for holiday blooms, it needs extended darkness for at least four weeks prior.


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Description. 1  Christmas cactus house plant wrapped in decorative champagne foil adds a festive touch to your holiday dcor. 2  Grows well in partly sunny areas, like southern facing windows. 3  Requires water when soil is slightly dry for best plant health. 4  Slow-growing plant is durable, low-maintenance and long-lasting.


How to Care for a Christmas Cactus: Bloom Cycle and Tips
The Bloom Cycle of a Christmas Cactus This plant (Schlumbergera bridesii or Schlumbergera truncata), although known as cactus, is really a succulent, having its origins in the tropics. Like the poinsettia, the Christmas cactus needs to follow a pretty strict regimen in the fall in order to bloom at holiday time.


The average typing speed of a stenographer is 100 words per minute. How many words would a stenographer type in 4â5 of a minute if typing at the average speed
Join us! The average typing speed of a stenographer is 100 words per minute. How many words would a stenographer type in 4â5 of a minute if typing at the average speed. Answers.


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Words Per Minute. The WPM typing metric is the most commonly used typing speed measurement. However, the WPM metric has a few adjustments to just counting words to compensate for the contrasting length of long words and short words: a word in the WPM standard is five characters.


Why Average Typing Speed Is Important?
The highest typing speed. The fastest typist in the world was a woman named Barbara Blackburn. In 2005, using a Simplified Dvorak keyboard, she was able to sustain 150 words per minute for 50 minute, and 170 words per minute for shorter amounts of time. She was even clocked at a peak speed of 212 words per minute.


FAQ
There is no research indicating that the infrared heat and temperatures generated by the FIT Bodywrap would cause changes in implants, although saline implants may be warmed by the heat. However, the FIT Bodywrap has a special control allowing you to deactivate the breast area of the wrap if you prefer.


Ready to book an indulgent body wrap - or spa break - for you or a loved one?
A body wrap - also known as a âbody cocoonâ or âbody maskâ - is a spa treatment created to enhance the health and appearance of skin, and/or reduce body measurements. A nourishing oil or mineral-rich formula is applied to the spa guestâs limbs and torso before they are wrapped in cotton, mylar bandages or a plastic film.


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Meet Dr. Aaron Flickstein. EMERITUS, CLINICAL DIRECTOR. A leading expert on the effects of far infrared ray (FIR) treatments, Dr. Flickstein is the author of the widely-quoted paper âInfrared Thermal System for Whole Body Regenerative Radian Therapyâ.


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Body wrap. Saved0. Body wraps are treatments designed to tighten your skin, eliminate toxins, help with temporary inch loss and/or soothe tired muscles. There are different wraps available tailored at different needs, so some will be slimming and detoxifying, some may be a specific inch loss wrap, whereas others will be relaxing and revitalising.


The Incredible It Works Body Wrap!
Once the wrap has been applied and secured to an area of your choice, its botanically-based formula begins seeping into your skin through your pores. The wrapâs plant based formula harnesses the natural healing qualities of many plant extracts and essential oils to improve skin texture in a short time.


Your Clients Will Love FIT Bodywrap
Sweat produced with infrared can contains as much as 20% toxins! That is in comparison to only 3%-5% toxins that are contained in normal sweat. Infrared can rebalance and increase your metabolism which helps with weight loss both during and after a FIT Bodywrap session.


Body wrap
Well, an inch or weight loss wrap is generally a wrap which has a traditional detoxing effect such as a mud or clay wrap. The wrap works by detoxifying your body and drawing out toxins, reducing fluid retention in the skin which can help you to lose inches and be used as a fast or easy weight loss method.


FAQ
The FIT Bodywrap system includes the controller, body wrap and the arm wraps. FIT Bodywrap warrants the controller to be free of all defects in material and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of purchase. The body wrap and arm wraps are covered under a (1) Year Pro-Rated Warranty Period. The Pro-Rated Warranty Period is covered as follows: 0-4 months after initial purchase, the Body Wrap and Arm Wraps are covered 100% by FIT Bodywrap.


Body wrap
Body wrap. Body wraps are treatments designed to tighten your skin, eliminate toxins, help with temporary inch loss and/or soothe tired muscles. There are different wraps available tailored at different needs, so some will be slimming and detoxifying, some may be a specific inch loss wrap, whereas others will be relaxing and revitalising.


Ready to book an indulgent body wrap - or spa break - for you or a loved one?
Body Wrap Spa Treatments. With their ability to condition, detoxify, tone and tighten skin, and take inches off a personâs frame almost instantly, itâs hardly any wonder body wrap spa treatments are a steadfast celebrity favourite.


Map of Wales
About Map of Wales :- Wales is one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. Wales is located to the west of England. Cardiff is the capital city of Wales and some of the major attractions of Cardiff are the National Showcaves Centre (Dan yrOgof) for Wales, Cardiff Castle, National Museum of Cardiff.he capital, Cardiff, is the largest city of Wales, and is one of the most visited places in the country. Among the most popular sites are the Millenium Stadium, which is the 3rd largest in the UK, and the Cardiff Castle with over 2000 years of history.


Where is Wales, UK?
Wales is a country part of the United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain, bordered by England to its east and the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to its west.ales is a country part of the United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain, bordered by England to its east and the Atlantic Ocean and Irish Sea to its west.


Wales
Wales (/ËweÉªlz/ ; Welsh: Cymru [ËkÉm.rÉ¨]. ) is a country that is part of the United Kingdom and the island of Great Britain, bordered by England to its east, the Irish Sea to its north and west, and the Bristol Channel to its south.ales is a generally mountainous country on the western side of central southern Great Britain. It is about 170 miles (270 km) northâsouth and 60 miles (97 km) eastâwest. The oft-quoted ' size of Wales ' is about 20,779 km 2 (8,023 sq mi).


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Wales is part of Britain and the United Kingdom. It is situated to the west of England and is around 170 miles (256 km) long and 60 miles (96 km) wide.It covers just over 8,000 square miles (20,722 kmÂ²) - that's about the same size as Massachusetts in the USA or half the size of Switzerland. number of direct ferry crossings link Ireland to Wales but if youâre travelling from further afield, the following ferry companies offer crossings from France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Norway and Spain to various convenient ports in Britain.


Where is Wales?
Where is Wales? Wales is part of Britain and the United Kingdom. It is situated to the west of England and is around 170 miles (256 km) long and 60 miles (96 km) wide. It covers just over 8,000 square miles (20,722 kmÂ²) - that's about the same size as Massachusetts in the USA or half the size of Switzerland. number of direct ferry crossings link Ireland to Wales but if youâre travelling from further afield, the following ferry companies offer crossings from France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Norway and Spain to various convenient ports in Britain.


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Wales is located on the western shores of Britain. It is a relatively small country in comparison to its neighbour, England. The bulk of the population are situated on the coastal plain and valleys of South Wales, whilst West and North Wales are mainly unspoilt rural and mountainous terrain.t is a relatively small country in comparison to its neighbour, England. The bulk of the population are situated on the coastal plain and valleys of South Wales, whilst West and North Wales are mainly unspoilt rural and mountainous terrain.


Where is Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom Located?
Where is Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom Located? Cardiff is a city/town with a medium population in the country of Wales which is located in the continent/region of Europe.Cities, towns and places near Cardiff include Penarth, Dinas Powys, Radyr and Taff's Well. The closest major cities include Bristol, Southampton, Plymouth and Birmingham.ardiff is a city/town with a medium population in the country of Wales which is located in the continent/region of Europe.


Map of Wales
Wales is located on the western side of central southern Great Britain. Its borders include England to the east, the Irish Sea to the north and west, and the Bristol Channel to the south.There are over 1,680 miles of coastline, with the landscape made up of mainly mountainous regions.he capital, Cardiff, is the largest city of Wales, and is one of the most visited places in the country. Among the most popular sites are the Millenium Stadium, which is the 3rd largest in the UK, and the Cardiff Castle with over 2000 years of history.


Wales
Wales is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. Constitutionally, the UK is a de jure unitary state, its parliament and government in Westminster. In the House of Commons â the lower house of the UK government â Wales is represented by 40 MPs (of 650) from Welsh constituencies.ales is a generally mountainous country on the western side of central southern Great Britain. It is about 170 miles (270 km) northâsouth and 60 miles (97 km) eastâwest. The oft-quoted ' size of Wales ' is about 20,779 km 2 (8,023 sq mi).


Wales
Wales has over 1,680 miles (2,700 km) of coastline and is largely mountainous, with its higher peaks in the north and central areas, including Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), its highest summit. The country lies within the north temperate zone and has a changeable, maritime climate.ales is a generally mountainous country on the western side of central southern Great Britain. It is about 170 miles (270 km) northâsouth and 60 miles (97 km) eastâwest. The oft-quoted ' size of Wales ' is about 20,779 km 2 (8,023 sq mi).


Top 10 Things Spain is Famous for: OlÃ©!
Add comment. Spain is often known for its good food, great people, its scenic beauty and its vast coast-line. The country has become a favourite destination specially for the food-loving, wine-chugging and siesta-loving peple and these aspects are exactly what describe Spain the best.Apart from these, there are many a things that Spain is famously known for. The following is the list of top 10 things Spain is famous for â.he country has become a favourite destination specially for the food-loving, wine-chugging and siesta-loving peple and these aspects are exactly what describe Spain the best. Apart from these, there are many a things that Spain is famously known for. The following is the list of top 10 things Spain is famous for â.


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Spain is a country in Europe between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.It is known for good food, good museums, historical sites, great tourism, great beaches, and very friendly people.he lands conquered by Spain were known as the Spanish Empire. In 1535 the Spanish crown created the Viceroyalty of New Spain which comprised the Spanish territories in the â¦ Septentrion, the northern hemisphere.


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Confidence votes 17.1K. Spain is a country in Europe between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for good food, good museums, historical sites, great tourism, great beaches, and very friendly people.he lands conquered by Spain were known as the Spanish Empire. In 1535 the Spanish crown created the Viceroyalty of New Spain which comprised the Spanish territories in the â¦ Septentrion, the northern hemisphere.


Spain
With an area of 505,990 km 2 (195,360 sq mi), Spain is the second largest country in Western Europe and the European Union, and the fourth largest country in Europe. By population, Spain is the sixth largest in Europe and the fifth in the European Union.pain emerged as a unified country in the 15th century, following the marriage of the Catholic Monarchs and the completion of the centuries-long reconquest, or Reconquista, of the peninsula from the Moors in 1492.


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The province of Valencia is the region of Spain that is known for  the production of oranges. Some types of oranges grown here are  navel and navelina varieties. Spain is th â¦ e leading producer and  exporter of oranges in Europe.he lands conquered by Spain were known as the Spanish Empire. In 1535 the Spanish crown created the Viceroyalty of New Spain which comprised the Spanish territories in the â¦ Septentrion, the northern hemisphere.


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Spain (/ËspeÉªn/ ; Spanish: Espana [espaÃ±a]. ), esËpaÉ²a officially The kingdom Of (Spain: Spanish reino De), espana espaÃ±a is a sovereign state located On The iberian peninsula In. southwestern europepain emerged as a unified country in the 15th century, following the marriage of the Catholic Monarchs and the completion of the centuries-long reconquest, or Reconquista, of the peninsula from the Moors in 1492.


What to Eat in Spain: Famous Spanish Foods
Tweet. Welcome to the food capital of Europe: Spain is home to an impressive number of Michelin restaurants, top-notch chefs and world-known dishes. Food is the supporting pillar of the Spanish society â Iâm not kidding, youâll see it at any cultural festival celebrations, political gathering and even funerals.weet. Welcome to the food capital of Europe: Spain is home to an impressive number of Michelin restaurants, top-notch chefs and world-known dishes. Food is the supporting pillar of the Spanish society â Iâm not kidding, youâll see it at any cultural festival celebrations, political gathering and even funerals.


Top 12 Things Spain is Famous for
Spain has always been known throughout the world as a country that takes itâs drinks seriously. A mug of beer every afternoon, a glass of wine every night, some sherry when you are tired of other wines and of course, their famous sangria for when the heat gets unbearable.iesta. The Spaniards are probably the most laid-back people in the world and everyone knows that. And one of the things in the Spanish culture that truly shows us how laid-back they are is their love and loyalty to siesta. Siestas are afternoon naps and everyone in Spain loves them.


Top 10 Things Spain is Famous for: OlÃ©!
Spain is the third largest producer of wines in the world. This fact seems rather confusing if you consider the other fact that Spain is the most widely planted wine producing nation of the world. A whooping 2.9 million acres of the land is Spain is dedicated to grape plantations which are owned by wineries.he country has become a favourite destination specially for the food-loving, wine-chugging and siesta-loving peple and these aspects are exactly what describe Spain the best. Apart from these, there are many a things that Spain is famously known for. The following is the list of top 10 things Spain is famous for â.


Spanish Culture
Spanish culture is widely known for Flamenco music and dance, bullfights, fantastic beaches and lots of sunshine.But what is Spain known for? It has much more to offer than that.panish culture is widely known for Flamenco music and dance, bullfights, fantastic beaches and lots of sunshine.


Valerian: A safe and effective herbal sleep aid?
I read that the herbal supplement valerian can help you fall asleep if you have insomnia. Is valerian safe, and does it actually work? Answers from Brent A. Bauer, M.D.


Valerian
Valerian Benefits Valerian is well known for its sedative qualities and its ability to relax the central nervous system and the smooth muscle groups. It has been used as a sleeping aid for hundreds of years especially when there is excitation or difficulty in falling to sleep due to nervousness.


Valerian: A safe and effective herbal sleep aid?
Results from multiple studies indicate that valerian â a tall, flowering grassland plant â may reduce the amount of time it takes to fall asleep and help you sleep better. Of the many valerian species, only the carefully processed roots of the Valeriana officinalis have been widely studied. However, not all studies have shown valerian to be effective, and there may be some dangers.Before you decide to take a valerian supplement for insomnia, consider the following:Ultimately, persistent ...


Valerian: A safe and effective herbal sleep aid?
Valerian may not be safe if you're pregnant or breast-feeding. And it has not been evaluated to determine if it's safe for children under 3 years old. If you have liver disease, avoid taking valerian. And because valerian can make you drowsy, avoid driving or operating dangerous machinery after taking it. Drug interactions are possible. Valerian may increase the effects of other sleep aids. It also increases the sedative effect of depressants, such as alcohol, benzodiazepines and narcotics. Valerian can interfere with some prescription medications. And it may interact with other dietary supplements, such as St. John's wort.


What Are the Benefits of Valerian Root?
Medicinal use of valerian root dates back thousands of years to the second century, but how it is used has changed significantly over time. Treating stomach cramps was one early use, although it is no longer used in this regard today because it is ineffective.


Valerian: A safe and effective herbal sleep aid?
Dosage is unclear. Valerian seems to be most effective after you take it regularly for two or more weeks. Because dosages varied in studies involving valerian and some studies weren't rigorous, it's not clear what dose is most effective or for how long you should take a particular dose. Possible side effects exist.


What Are the Benefits of Valerian Root?
One of the earliest medicinal uses of valerian root was to treat insomnia, and this use continues today. This is because certain chemicals in the plant are believed to have a sedative effect. The mechanism by which valerian works as a sleep aid is up for debate.


Valerian: A safe and effective herbal sleep aid?
Before you decide to take a valerian supplement for insomnia, consider the following: 1  Medication may not be the answer for insomnia. 2  Product claims may be misleading. 3  Dosage is unclear. 4  Possible side effects exist. 5  Drug interactions are possible.


Valerian
Valerian is also used as a mild tranquilizer for people experiencing emotional stress, much as anti-anxiety drugs are prescribed and has been prescribed for exhaustion. Valerian has occasionally been tried as part of a program to take a patient off antidepressants or benzodiazepines, and is sometimes used as a muscle relaxant to treat pain. Valerian does not impair driving ability and produces no morning hangover effect. It is a gentle relaxant and an effective sleep aid. Millions of people have difficulty sleeping and the pharmaceutical industry has cashed in on the problem to the tune of billions of dollars.


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The âSecretâ of The Secret
A few years ago, Dave MacArthur was a mechanic..and now heâs a millionaire. Join David Wood as he welcomes Dave MacArthur and The Mechanic to Millionaire Podcast onto The Kickass Life Podcast Network. Twice a week, (Mondays and Fridays) Dave Mac will show you how he did it, and give you techniques so you can do the same.


The Mechanic to Millionaire Podcast | Entrepreneurship | Network Marketing | Personal Development
A few years ago, M2M Host Dave MacArthur was a mechanic, wondering how he was going to get out of the rat race. Join us twice a week on the Mechanic to Millionaire Podcast where Dave teaches the techniques he used for success, in a down to earth, practical way you can implement into your OWN life!


322: The Science of Getting Rich, with Dave MacArthur
322: The Science of Getting Rich, with Dave MacArthur. Our solopreneur hour buddy The Mechanic to Millionaire himself Dave MacArthur, is back on the show for episode 322! In this episode, we break down the secret to ... The Secret. It's a book called The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace Wattles. It, to some, is the original personal development bible.


The Mechanic to Millionaire Podcast | Entrepreneurship | Network Marketing | Personal Development
252 â Focus On What. Mar 10. âYou may be pursuing the symbols of power instead of power itself. You may be pursuing fame instead of honor, riches instead of wealth, position instead of service; in either event you will find that they turn to ashes just as you overtake them.


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The âSecretâ of The Secret
ABOUT Dave MacArthur. Iâm Dave. My buddies in the shop used to call me DMAC. Iâm 45 and coming up on 50 real quick, but I feel like life is just getting started. I think that 50 is the new 20. I feel better than I ever have.


The âSecretâ of The Secret
Dave Mac Arthur, the âMechanic to Millionaireâ and his twice-weekly podcast is a must-listen for Kickass Life Practitioners. The Kickass Life is proud to co-produce a podcast called âMechanic to Millionaireâ with Dave Mac Arthur.


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The Sun produces energy by the nuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium in its core. What that means is that, since there is a huge amount of hydrogen in the core, these atoms stick together and fuse into a helium atom. This energy is then radiated out from the core and moves across the solar system.


Carbon dioxide controls Earth's temperature
The Sun produces energy by the nuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium in its core. What that means is that, since there is a huge amount of hydrogen in the core, these atoms stick together and fuse into a helium atom.


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Producing Energy (Fusion) The sun produces heat, light, and radiation through the process of fusion. Fusion occurs when a substance is so hot that atoms gain and lose particles, actually changing from one type of element to another.


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Producing Energy (Fusion) The sun produces heat, light, and radiation through the process of fusion. Fusion occurs when a substance is so hot that atoms gain and lose particles, actually changing from one type of element to another. The sun converts hydrogen to helium in a three-step process.


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Electromagnetic energy from the sun comes to Earth in the form of radiation. The term radiation simply denotes the fact that the energy travels as rays, that is, in straight lines. In general, the terms solar energy and solar radiation simply refer to energy from the sun.


Human Physiology/Print Version
This is the visible layer, where light is emitted. Producing Energy (Fusion) The sun produces heat, light, and radiation through the process of fusion. Fusion occurs when a substance is so hot that atoms gain and lose particles, actually changing from one type of element to another.


Sun
The Sunâs extends from the center to about 0.25 of the solar radius. It has a density of 150 g/cm 3 and a temperature of close to 13,600,000 K. Energy is produced by nuclear fusion during a series of steps called the proton-proton(P-P) chain, converting hydrogen to helium.


How Does the Sun Produce Energy?
The Sun produces various forms of energy that sustains life on earth. Without the energy provided by the Sun, most life forms known on earth will cease to exist. It will drastically change established life cycles and food chains and will start a new evolution process.


How Does the Sun Produce Energy?
In the process known as nuclear fusion, the hydrogen atoms are converted into helium, the same gas used for balloons. Nuclear fusion produces massive volumes of energy that radiates outward to the surface of the Sun and beyond.


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The energy of the Sun is produced by thermonuclear fusion. The energy is produced in the hot dense core of the Sun by the joining together of 4 atoms of Hydrogen to make one â¦ atom of Helium.


Model Binding in ASP.NET Core
Below is a list of model binding attributes: [ 1 BindRequired]: This attribute adds a model state error if binding cannot occur. [ 2 BindNever]: Tells the model binder to never bind to this parameter. [ 3 FromHeader], [FromQuery], [FromRoute], [FromForm]: Use these to specify the exact binding source you want to apply.


Model Binding in ASP.NET Core
In addition to route values MVC will bind data from various parts of the request and it does so in a set order. Below is a list of the data sources in the order that model binding looks through them: Form values: These are form values that go in the HTTP request using the POST method. (including jQuery POST requests).


ASP.NET MVC Model Binding
Oh no, not another Model Binding blog!! Iâve been playing with Model Binding in MVC and I hit a couple of interesting things I wanted to share here. Download the solution here. Definition: MVC's mechanism for mapping HTTP request data directly into action method parameters and custom .NET objects.


ASP.NET MVC Model Binding
The ValueProviderDictionary pulls out the values from the HTTP request and stores them as strings. 1  The fetching itself is done in the following order: 2  Request.Form[name], if it exists. 3  Else, RouteData.Values[name], if it exists. 4  Else, Request.QueryString[name], if it exists. 5  Else returns null.


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Below is a list of the data sources in the order that model binding looks through them: 1  Form values: These are form values that go in the HTTP request using the POST method. 2  Route values: The set of route values provided by Routing. 3  Query strings: The query string part of the URI.


Model Binding in ASP.NET Core
Model Binding. 01/22/2018; 7 minutes to read; Contributors. all; In this article. By Rachel Appel. Introduction to model binding. Model binding in ASP.NET Core MVC maps data from HTTP requests to action method parameters. The parameters may be simple types such as strings, integers, or floats, or they may be complex types. This is a great feature of MVC because mapping incoming data to a counterpart is an often repeated scenario, regardless of size or complexity of the data.


Model Binding in ASP.NET Core
Below is a list of the data sources in the order that model binding looks through them: 1  Form values: These are form values that go in the HTTP request using the POST method. (including jQuery POST requests). 2  Route values: The set of route values provided by Routing. 3  Query strings: The query string part of the URI.


Model Binding in ASP.NET Core
How model binding works. When MVC receives an HTTP request, it routes it to a specific action method of a controller. It determines which action method to run based on what is in the route data, then it binds values from the HTTP request to that action method's parameters.


ASP.NET MVC Model Binding
Oh no, not another Model Binding blog!! Iâve been playing with Model Binding in MVC and I hit a couple of interesting things I wanted to share here. Download the solution here. Definition: MVC's â¦


ASP.NET MVC Model Binding
Also, in the rare event that [Bind] is set on both the action method parameter and on the target type, properties will be bound only if both filters allow it (like the AND binary operation). Hope this helps in understanding a bit more about how Model Binding works in ASP.NET MVC and download the solution here. Arun


Monoculture
Monoculture is the agricultural practice of producing or growing a single crop or plant species in a field at a time.Polyculture, where more than one crop is grown in the same space at the same time, is the alternative to monoculture.xamples include wheat fields or apple orchards or grape vineyards. Because each species has the same growing requirements and habits, planting, maintenance (including pest control), and harvesting can be standardized, resulting in greater yields.


Monoculture
Continuous monoculture, or monocropping, where the same species is grown year after year, can lead to the quicker buildup of pests and diseases, and then rapid spread where a uniform crop is susceptible to a pathogen. Diversity can be added both in space, as with a polyculture, or time, with a crop rotation or sequence.xamples include wheat fields or apple orchards or grape vineyards. Because each species has the same growing requirements and habits, planting, maintenance (including pest control), and harvesting can be standardized, resulting in greater yields.


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Definition of MONOCULTURE. 1. : the cultivation or growth of a single crop or organism especially on agricultural or forest land.2. : a crop or a population of a single kind of organism grown on land in monoculture.3.: a culture dominated by a single element: a prevailing culture marked by homogeneity. â monoÂ·culÂ·turÂ·al \Ëmae-ËmÃ¤-nÉ-ËkÉlch, -rÉl-ËkÉl-\ chÉ. adjective a crop or a population of a single kind of organism grown on land in monoculture. 3. : a culture dominated by a single element: a prevailing culture marked by homogeneity. â monoÂ·culÂ·turÂ·al \Ëmae-ËmÃ¤-nÉ-ËkÉlch, -rÉl-ËkÉl-\ chÉ. adjective


The problem with monoculture
Monoculture: The cultivation of a single crop in a given area â WordNet The use of land for growing only one type of crop â Dictionary.com The cultivation or growth of a single crop or organism especially on agricultural or forest land â Merriam Webster.onoculture â growing vast fields of the same crop year after year â is probably the single most powerful simplification of modern agriculture. But monoculture is poorly fitted to the way nature seems to work.


The problem with monoculture
Monoculture â growing vast fields of the same crop year after year â is probably the single most powerful simplification of modern agriculture. But monoculture is poorly fitted to the way nature seems to work.Very simply, a field of identical plants will be exquisitely vulnerable to insects, weeds and disease.onoculture â growing vast fields of the same crop year after year â is probably the single most powerful simplification of modern agriculture. But monoculture is poorly fitted to the way nature seems to work.


Monoculture
Examples of monoculture include lawns and most field cs wheat or corn. The term is also used where a single species of farm animal is raised in large-scale concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs).xamples include wheat fields or apple orchards or grape vineyards. Because each species has the same growing requirements and habits, planting, maintenance (including pest control), and harvesting can be standardized, resulting in greater yields.


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Noun. 1. monoculture-the cultivation of a single crop (on a farm or area or country). culture-the raising of plants or animals; the culture of oysters. Translations.[ËmÉnÉÊËkÊltÊÉÊ³] N â monocultivo m.onoculture-the cultivation of a single crop (on a farm or area or country).


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The advantage of a monoculture is that it allows huge amounts of  food to be produced for our ever increasing population, and to be  provided at affordable prices.This mode â¦ rn farming technique has  also allowed farmers to greatly increase their profits, a far cry  from the subsidence farming of the past.onoculture is mainly used in industrialized agriculture with many inputs of fossil â¦ fuels and chemicals to produce large amounts of a single crop.


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Monocultures. Monocultures are large areas of land cultivated with a single crop, using methods that imply a high use of inputs such as agrotoxic chemicals and machinery. Monoculture crops and plantations have a host of social and environmental problems associated with their cultivation.onocultures. Monocultures are large areas of land cultivated with a single crop, using methods that imply a high use of inputs such as agrotoxic chemicals and machinery. Monoculture crops and plantations have a host of social and environmental problems associated with their cultivation.


monoculture
monoculture-the cultivation of a single crop (on a farm or area or country).culture-the raising of plants or animals; the culture of oysters.onoculture-the cultivation of a single crop (on a farm or area or country).


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The four defendants were charged with conspiring in the bombing of two American embassies in East Africa in 1998 and in other acts of terrorism as part of bin Laden's international organization. The indictment outlines a worldwide conspiracy and creates a picture of a sophisticated international terrorism network.


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The recently completed trial of four Osama bin Laden associates in U.S. Federal Court in New York City -- the trial began in January 2001 and sentences were handed down in May 2001 -- provides a revealing glimpse into the workings of the Osama bin Laden network, called Al Qaeda or the base..


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1998: US embassies in Africa bombed. At least 200 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured following explosions at United States embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The bombings took place within minutes of each other at around 1030 local time.


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The FBI is of the opinion that the bombs used in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam both employed TNT as a principle explosive component. Certain statements made by the subjects and/or witnesses in the case have mentioned the use of TNT and the FBI Laboratory has confirmed its presence at both bomb sites.


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On Aug. 7, 1998, the U.S. embassies in Nairobi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, were bombed by terrorists, leaving 258 dead. Login or Sign Up to answer this question.


Terrorism 2002/2005
On August 7, 1998, at approximately 10:30 a.m. local time, two Embassies of the United States of America, located in the East African cities of Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, were attacked in coordinated truck bombings, later determined to have occurred approximately four minutes apart.


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He was the first person to plead guilty to charges resulting from the embassy bombings. In October 2000, Mohamed told Judge Leonard Sand of the U.S. District Court in Manhattan that at the request of bin Laden, he had conducted surveillance of U.S., British, and French targets in Nairobi, including the U.S. embassy.


Timeline of al-Qaeda attacks
The blast killed six people and injured 1,500 others. In August 1998, Al-Qaeda operatives carried out the bombings of the U.S. embassies in Nairobi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, killing more than 200 people and injuring more than 5,000 others.


Timeline of al-Qaeda attacks
On 25 October 2009 Baghdad bombings there were attacks in Baghdad, Iraq which killed 155 people and injured at least 721 people. The April 2010 Baghdad bombings were a series of bomb attacks in Baghdad, Iraq that killed at least 85 people over two days.


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In Nairobi, 213 people were killed in the blast, while 11 individuals died in the bombing at Dar es Salaam. The bombings were carried out by members and associates of Usama Bin Ladin's organization, known by the Arabic word al-Qaeda, literally, the base).


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This is far from the ideal way to select and prioritize work in a multi-project environment.PlanView portfolio management software eliminates this problem. When team members open their timesheets, the software automatically scans all projects and non-project work to show: â¢ What tasks are scheduled to start that week.


Planview: A Little More than PPM? Not Quite PLM?
Thereâs the typically capabilities you would expect out of a PPM system including: 1  Capabilities to assess and compare different product concepts and ideas against each other. 2  Capabilities to assess, track and manage ongoing development projects.


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Planview is an American software company founded in 1989 in Austin, Texas. The company specializes in project and resource management software development. It provides solution for Resources management, Financial Management, Team collaboration etc. In 2010, the company moved to the cloud to offer a software as a service (SaaS) services. The company's eponymous flagship software is Planview Enterprise (Version 11 as of 2013), a project portfolio management application.


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Often the choice comes down to an ERP system, an HR system (such as SAP, Oracle or PeopleSoft) or PlanViewÂ®.This paper will discuss seven reasons why PlanView is the right choice to help you manage time sheets far more efficiently and effectively.


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Planview is a global leader in portfolio management and project collaboration. From small teams to large enterprises, leaders in every industry rely on the companyâs cloud solutions to empower organizations to reach their goals and drive results by optimizing the capacity of their people and financial resources.


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Planview will be at Gartner Symposium ITxpo 2015 at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Resort, Orlando, FL. Oct -4-8. Come and visit our booth and join like-minded CIOs and Senior IT Executives focused on business, technology and leadership development. Visit Troux by Planview in the EA Marketplace.


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Contents 1. Ensure that no work is forgotten, while saving time for team members....................................22. Save your project managers from chasing status.....................................................................................33.


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Seven Reasons to UsePlanView for Timesheets Background Business professionals often face the tough job of choosing the right timesheet system for their enterprise. The wrong system can lead to lost productivity, less informed decision making, extensive project delays or worse.


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Recent Updates. Show More UpdatesLoading. Planview Today is the opening day of Horizons in Austin, Texas, Planviewâs annual customer conference focusing on best practices and, trends in portfolio and resource management, project collaboration, and enterprise architecture.


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Planview Horizons-The Planview Customer Conference. At Horizons you can network with peers and experts to get the most out of your resources and achieve goals in your organization using Planview products.


Flushing a Transmission Cost
1 For example, CostHelper readers report paying $90-$378 for a transmission flush at a oil-and-lube or auto repair shop, at an average cost of $160; or $77-$295 at dealerships, at an average cost of $205; and a CostHelper reader in Nevada reported being charged $766 for a transmission fluid change on a Lamborghini Diablo. AutoMD.com provides general how-to instructions and estimates the project as moderately difficult. 2  The main cost is the quarts of new transmission oil. 3  CostHelper readers report paying $40-$175 for do-it-yourself supplies, with an average of $90.


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Parts: $25 - $49. The average cost for an automatic transmission fluid/filter change is between $151 to $209. Labor costs are estimated between $126 to $160 while parts are priced between $25 to $49.Get a personalized estimate based on your location and specific car.Estimate does not include taxes and fees.arts: $25 - $49. The average cost for an automatic transmission fluid/filter change is between $151 to $209. Labor costs are estimated between $126 to $160 while parts are priced between $25 to $49.


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Parts: $7 - $14. The average cost for an automatic transmission fluid change is between $105 to $138. Labor costs are estimated between $98 to $124 while parts are priced between $7 to $14.Get a personalized estimate based on your location and specific car.Estimate does not include taxes and fees.he average cost for an automatic transmission fluid change is between $105 to $138. Labor costs are estimated between $98 to $124 while parts are priced between $7 to $14.


Flushing a Transmission Cost
1 Flushing a transmission with a pressurized machine can cost $125-$300 or more, and may include pushing a special cleaning compound through the system.2  The power flush process typically replaces all of the transmission fluid, and can require 12-22 or more quarts. AutoMD.com provides general how-to instructions and estimates the project as moderately difficult. 2  The main cost is the quarts of new transmission oil. 3  CostHelper readers report paying $40-$175 for do-it-yourself supplies, with an average of $90.


How Much Does a Transmission Fluid Change Cost?
You can read more about the cost of a transmission flush here. But back to the topic at hand, itâs suggested that you get a fluid change every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, or once every 2 years.nce you learn how to do it yourself, you wonât ever have to waste extra money getting your car serviced at a shop again! On average you will be spending around $40 to $75 for the transmission fluid change cost if you do it yourself.


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History of DeWitt. Cuming County, Nebraska. DeWitt is the site of the first permanent Cuming County settlement. Benjamin B. Moore and his family settled there in 1857. An Omaha townsite company laid out the town of DeWitt and had an established post office by February 3, 1858.


Tri County Elementary School
Tri County Elementary School is a public elementary school located in Dewitt, NE in the Tri County Public Schools. It enrolls 248 students in grades 1st through 12th. Tri County Elementary School is the 293rd largest public school in Nebraska and the 45,250th largest nationally. It has 16.7 students to every teacher. Total Students: 248.


De Witt, Nebraska
De Witt, Nebraska. De Witt is a village in Saline County, Nebraska, United States. The population was 513 at the 2010 census.


Floodwaters cover DeWitt, town evacuated
Tornado damage in Roseland on Thursday. DeWITT â Kim Chlupacek sat in her 2001 Ford Expedition late Thursday morning and stared at the water pouring over Nebraska 103. She had been waiting since sunrise for the muddy brown water to recede so she could get home from work in Crete.


Education
DeWitt, Nebraska. Education. Tri County Public School is a state-accredited K-12 school located in the country south of DeWitt, Nebraska â two miles north of the Highway 103 and Highway 4 intersection. County Schools has a long tradition of rich academic and activity programs that span from the formation of the district until the present day.


DeWitty, Nebraska
A Nebraska State Historical Society roadside marker commemorting DeWitty was installed and dedicated on U.S. Highway 83 April 11, 2016. DeWitty, later renamed Audacious, was a village in Cherry County, Nebraska, United States. The settlement, which was founded in 1907 and disincorporated in 1936, was located 10 miles (20 km) north and west of Brownlee. DeWitty was Nebraska's largest and most permanent colony of African American homesteaders.


UPDATE: Highway 103 Near Wilbur and DeWitt Open Again
DEWITT, Neb. -- 1011 has been told Highway 103 between Wilbur and DeWitt was opened again on Friday, after being closed Thursday due to flooding. The Village of DeWitt was under a curfew Thursday due to the flooding problems from Wednesday nightâs rains, according to the DeWitt Village Board and DeWitt Fire Department. The curfew is in effect from 8 p.m. Thursday, May 7 to 8 a.m. Friday, May 8, according to Saline County Sheriff Alan Moore.


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2017 Football Season Welcome to the Tri County football team wall. The most current information will appear at the top of the wall dating back to prior seasons. Utilize the left navigation tools to find past seasons, game schedules, rosters and more. Best of luck this fall!


Floodwaters cover DeWitt, town evacuated
Estimates put rainfall totals at 13.7 inches in Swanton, 9.75 inches in Wilber, 9.3 inches in Western, and 5 to 7 inches in DeWitt, said Saline County emergency management coordinator B.J. Fictum, who ordered DeWitt evacuated at mid-morning.


UPDATE: Highway 103 Near Wilbur and DeWitt Open Again
During the day Thursday, the Nebraska National Guard assisted in transporting residents from DeWitt to the shelter at Tri County School just 4 miles to the south. The Sheriffâs Department and the Nebraska State Patrol will tackle Thursday night. The evacuation shelter, Tri County School, 72520 Highway 103, is open for any town residents.


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Average Lawyer Pay vs. Other Best Jobs. Lawyers earned an average annual salary of $131,990 in 2013, which is substantially more than any other occupation on our list of Best Social Service Jobs.In 2013, paralegals earned an average annual salary of $51,170.Other jobs that also earn less than half of what lawyers make include patrol officers ($58,720), high school teachers ($58,260) and school counselors ($56,160).awyers earned an average annual salary of $131,990 in 2013, which is substantially more than any other occupation on our list of Best Social Service Jobs.


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Public defenders tend to make slightly more than prosecutors, according to the NALP. As of 2012, starting public defenders reported a median salary of $50,500 per year, while those with five years of experience reported salaries of $62,800 and those with between 11 and 15 years earned a median of $78,600.ther Factors Influencing Income. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, lawyers employed by the federal government tend to earn the highest salaries of any public attorneys, an average of $129,430 per year.


Forensic Analyst Salary
The average salary for a pathologist is around $200,000 per year. However, working as a medical examiner for a government agency will come with a lower salary, ranging from $75,000 to $200,000, depending on location, education, experience and the type of agency you work for.he average salary for a pathologist is around $200,000 per year. However, working as a medical examiner for a government agency will come with a lower salary, ranging from $75,000 to $200,000, depending on location, education, experience and the type of agency you work for.


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Other Factors Influencing Income. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, lawyers employed by the federal government tend to earn the highest salaries of any public attorneys, an average of $129,430 per year.By comparison, state attorneys averaged $81,960 and local government attorneys $93,070 per year.ther Factors Influencing Income. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, lawyers employed by the federal government tend to earn the highest salaries of any public attorneys, an average of $129,430 per year.


Criminal Lawyer Career
Salary & Job Outlook. The average salary of a criminal lawyer is $78,500. However, the salary can range from $45,000 to $130,000. Interestingly, private criminal lawyers make the lowest earnings among lawyers.Experience and rising to the top of the career ladder however increases a criminal lawyerâs pay scale.alary & Job Outlook. The average salary of a criminal lawyer is $78,500. However, the salary can range from $45,000 to $130,000. Interestingly, private criminal lawyers make the lowest earnings among lawyers.


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Furthermore, certain states have higher average salaries for lawyers in comparison to others. The top-paying state is the District of Columbia at an average annual salary of $165,590. Not far behind, California lawyers earn $153,480 and lawyers in Delaware make $152,580, which are both well above the nation average.he salary of a lawyer heavily depends on his or her industry of employment. For instance, those employed in state government earn an average of $82,750, but those employed in the federal executive branch make $130,710 annually.


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Pollination deficits were less pronounced in Duke than Bluecrop, with maximum (hand) pollination leading to a 12% (Duke) to 23% (Bluecrop) increase in yield. Exclusion of pollinators reduced yield by 50â80% compared to ambient pollination. For both cultivars, pollination deficits declined most strongly with either increasing bumble bee visits or increasing total visits (honey bees and bumble bees combined), and in no case were deficit levels significantly reduced by honey bees alone.


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Therefore, chronic severe pollination deficits may indicate that the pollinator service of a plant population has declined from some higher level in the past. However, there is no evidence of widespread declines, and, because of stochastic factors in nature, occasional shortfalls of pollination should be expected even at equilibrium.


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What is the contribution of wild and managed bees to the pollination service delivery of a selected model crop? Are there areas in Switzerland where insufficient levels pollination services lead to production deficits for this crop? Scientific fields


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Moderate pollination deficits of up to 15% will usually not be detected with sample sizes of 20 individuals, and even 40 are insufficient for small deficits. Whether small deficits are important to a particular plant population is a question that requires demographic analysis.


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To estimate pollination deficits, we measured proportion fruit set of pairs of branches on 10 stratified random plants at each of three distances from the most natural (âbee friendlyâ) edge of fields (0m, 50m, and 100m).


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Evolutionary theory suggests that plants should allocate resources so that pollination deficits are occasional rather than chronic; therefore, chronic deficits might plausibly indicate recent declines in pollinator service.


Avoiding a bad apple: Insect pollination enhances fruit quality and economic value
An important avenue of future research is to understand, in the first instance how these external factors influence the level of pollination service and the extent of pollination deficits, but also how they might influence the value of deficit mitigation strategies.


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Enough bees for crop pollination? Estimating potential pollination deficits in Switzerland Background Honey bees and wild bees provide vital pollination services to many crops. They are able to increase amount and quality of yield of fruit crops (e.g. apple, cherry, strawberry), arable crops (e.g. oilseed


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KEY WORDS: Batemanâs principle, Primula sieboldii, reproductive cost, fruit and seed set limits, pollen presentation theory, pollen removal and deposition, pollination deficit, pollinator decline, pollinators, resource allocation, resource limitation, supplemental pollination, supplemental pollination, evolutionary equilibrium.


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that this results in a mismatch of demand and supply of crop pollination services and consequently to yield deficits. Areas of potential pollination deficits in Switzerland have been identified by spatial modelling approaches based on the scarce data available, but these models require validation in the field. Potential projects could measure the level of pollination services delivered by wild and


How To Deal With An Adderall Crash & Reduce The Negative Symptoms
Adderall crash is a phenomenon of âcrashingâ or coming down from the stimulating effects of this particular substance. The longer you were on the drug, the more significant the potential of a crash will be. While not everyone notices a crash or has symptoms, many individuals do.


How To Deal With An Adderall Crash & Reduce The Negative Symptoms
Adderall crash symptoms: Anger â You may notice that you get angry at things that shouldnât normally bother you or didnât in the past. I have experienced what is referred to as âadderall rage.â You take the drug, and when it wears off you literally are raging mad.


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submitted 2 years ago * by machspeedhero. I'm in college right taking Adderall XR 25mg every morning after breakfast about an hour before my first class to let it set in and take effect. But throughout the day I get random bursts of depression which lasts for around a few minutes until I feel right as rain again.


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The symptoms of Adderall (amphetamine) withdrawal are caused by the global depletion of catecholamines. Catecholamines are neurotransmitters like dopamine and norepinephrine. The half-life of Adderall is 10-12 hours. During an Adderall crash, a significant amount of amphetamine will still be in your system. So the crash isnât so much about the absence of, and a craving for, amphetamine. Itâs about feeling âtired and wired.â A state of excessive stimulation, and needing to recharge your batteries (sleep, eat, drink, relax).