Korean
Korean is an official language in both North Korea and South Korea, as well as one of the official languages of the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in China.


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Sejong the Great promulgated the Korean alphabet, hangul, in 1446. Korean is now written almost exclusively in hangul, which is sometimes combined with hanja in South Korea. South Korean high schools still teach 1,800 hanja, while North Korea abolished hanja after 1948.


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The study of the Korean language in the United States is dominated by Korean American heritage language students; they are estimated to form over 80% of all students of the language at non-military universities.


Korean
Korean Language Dialects. There are several dialects throughout North Korea and South Korea. The standard language of South Korea is based on the dialect of the Seoul area, while the North Korean standard is based on the dialect spoken in the Pyongyang area.


HHS Agencies & Offices
HHS Agencies & Offices. HHS has 11 operating divisions, including eight agencies in the U.S. Public Health Service and three human services agencies. These divisions administer a wide variety of health and human services and conduct life-saving research for the nation, protecting and serving all Americans. The Office of the Secretary (OS), HHSâs chief policy officer and general manager, administers and oversees the organization, its programs, and its activities.


HHS Offices and Agencies
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health (ASH) ASH is under the direction of the Assistant Secretary for Health, who serves as the senior advisor on public health and science issues to the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).


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ASPR focuses on preparedness planning and response; building federal emergency medical operational capabilities; countermeasures research, advance development, and procurement; and grants to strengthen the capabilities of hospitals and health care systems in public health emergencies and medical disasters.


HHS Offices and Agencies
HHS Offices and Agencies (Often referred to as Operating Divisions [OPDIVs]) in which Commissioned Corps officers serve. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


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The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response was created under the Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act in the wake of Katrina to lead the nation in preventing, preparing for, and responding to the adverse health effects of public health emergencies and disasters.


Biotoxins
A to Z | By Category. Scientists often categorize hazardous chemicals by the type of chemical or by the effects a chemical would have on people exposed to it. The categories/types used by CDC are as follows: Poisons that come from plants or animals.


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ASPR TRACIE was developed as a health care. emergency preparedness information gateway to. address the need for: ï§ Enhanced technical assistance. ï§ Comprehensive, one-stop, national knowledge. center for health care system preparedness. ï§ Multiple ways to efficiently share and receive. (push-pull) information between various.


National Disaster Medical System
National Disaster Medical System. National Disaster Medical System logo. The National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) is a federally coordinated healthcare system and partnership of the United States Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS), Homeland Security (DHS), Defense (DOD), and Veterans Affairs (VA).


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ASPR is the leading authority on physician recruitment and retention. The organizationâs focus is to support and enhance the careers of in-house physician recruitment professionals. The ASPR Annual Conference is the organizationâs premier event! Attend the ASPR Annual Conference to learn the most up-to-date industry tools and trends available to help recruit, onboard, and retain physicians and advanced practice providers in your community. The Conference offers invaluable opportunities to network with your colleagues from across the US and Canada.


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The Office of Financial Planning and Analysis (OFPA) is responsible for providing expertise and analysis in the formulation and implementation of policies, procedures, and operational strategies that ensure efficient and effective allocation and utilization of program resources in support of ASPRâs mission.


What does the crescent moon and star symbolize for muslims?
They (crescent moon and 5 pointed star) are just a representative symbol to the building, mosque (means Islam). There is no other meaning (in faith). But one can see crescent moon as saver of life and soul (Religion of Islam) and 5 pointed star as 5 pillars of Islam.hey (crescent moon and 5 pointed star) are just a representative symbol to the building, mosque (means Islam). There is no other meaning (in faith). But one can see crescent moon as saver of life and soul (Religion of Islam) and 5 pointed star as 5 pillars of Islam.


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By Huda. The crescent moon and star is an internationally-recognized symbol of Islam. The symbol is featured on the flags of several Muslim countries, and is even part of the official emblem for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.y Huda. The crescent moon and star is an internationally-recognized symbol of Islam. The symbol is featured on the flags of several Muslim countries, and is even part of the official emblem for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.


Crescent and Star Meaning?
The Cresent and Star were originally a symbol of the Ottomans, but since they widely spread Islam, It became universal The star and crescent is a symbol consisting of a crescent with a star at the concave side.he symbol is due to cultral diffusion and the spread of Islam to the Ottoman turks who ruled a large area and also put the crescent moon and star symbol on their flag.


Star and crescent
The star and crescent appear, used in combination, in and around ancient Israel. It has been associated with the Moabites (14th or early 13th â 6th century BC), as the symbol or symbols appear on what are thought to be Moabite name seals.he use of the crescent symbol (without the star) on Muslim flags is first seen by Europe during the Crusades. Flags showing crescents appear in depictions of flags from the 14th century, in the Libro de Conoscimiento and the Catalan Atlas.


What Does The Coexist Bumper Sticker Mean?
The crescent moon and star on the sticker is often used to represent Islam. However, the same symbols were used thousands of years before ever being associated with Islam. O-The O in Coexist is represented by the internationally recognized peace sign.-The C is Coexist is represented by the crescent moon and star symbol represents Diana a Greek Moon Goddess of ancient times and the worship of sun, moon and sky gods.


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As a Christian I see God's meaning and beauty in many things. For me the Sun is linked to the glory of God and also represents the greater light or God. The Moon is the lesser light reflecting the light and glory of the Sun.The moon shows light in the darkness which represents Jesus.or me the Sun is linked to the glory of God and also represents the greater light or God. The Moon is the lesser light reflecting the light and glory of the Sun. The moon shows light in the darkness which represents Jesus.


Triple Moon Symbol
Triple Moon Symbol The Triple Moon Symbol is a popular pagan and Wiccan symbol used to represent the Goddess. It shows different portions of the lunar cycle, with the moon in three phases â waxing, full and waning.First, there is a crescent moon that is in a growing/waxing phase.riple Moon Symbol. The Triple Moon Symbol is a popular pagan and Wiccan symbol used to represent the Goddess. It shows different portions of the lunar cycle, with the moon in three phases â waxing, full and waning. First, there is a crescent moon that is in a growing/waxing phase.


Triple Moon Symbol
Triple Moon Symbol. The Triple Moon Symbol is a popular pagan and Wiccan symbol used to represent the Goddess. It shows different portions of the lunar cycle, with the moon in three phases â waxing, full and waning. First, there is a crescent moon that is in a growing/waxing phase.riple Moon Symbol. The Triple Moon Symbol is a popular pagan and Wiccan symbol used to represent the Goddess. It shows different portions of the lunar cycle, with the moon in three phases â waxing, full and waning. First, there is a crescent moon that is in a growing/waxing phase.


Crescent and Star Meaning?
Based on this history, many Muslims reject using the crescent moon as a symbol of Islam. The faith of Islam has historically had no symbol, and many refuse to accept what is essentially an ancient pagan icon. It is certainly not in uniform use among Muslims.This leads to the question of alternatives.y Huda. The crescent moon and star is an internationally-recognized symbol of Islam. The symbol is featured on the flags of several Muslim countries, and is even part of the official emblem for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.


Crescent and Star Meaning?
The crescent moon and star symbol actually pre-dates Islam by several thousand years. Information on the origins of the symbol are difficult to ascertain, but most sources agree that these ancient celestial symbols were in use by the peoples of Central Asia and Siberia in their worship of sun, moon, and sky gods.y Huda. The crescent moon and star is an internationally-recognized symbol of Islam. The symbol is featured on the flags of several Muslim countries, and is even part of the official emblem for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.


Amazon: Nearly 20 Years In Business And It Still Doesn't Make Money, But Investors Don't Seem To Care
But the number of Amazon Prime customers is growing. According to a recent survey of 300 Amazon customers by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP), Prime had 16.7 million members at the end of September, or 40 percent of Amazonâs customers, up from 9.7 million the year before.


What Is Amazon Prime? The Benefits, the Cost, and Whether Itâs Worth It
Hereâs a breakdown of the payment plans and what they include: 1  Prime Video: $8.99 per month. This membership restricts your perks to unlimited TV show and movie streaming. 2  Prime: $10.99 per month. If you want full Prime benefits but prefer to spread out your payments, youâll pay about $132 a year. 3  Prime: $99 per year.


Inside Amazon Prime
Inside Amazon Prime. In December 2004, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos threw out a challenge to a small group of employees huddled in the boathouse behind his Medina, Wash. home, a sprawling 5-acre estate on the shore of Lake Washington.


Amazon: Nearly 20 Years In Business And It Still Doesn't Make Money, But Investors Don't Seem To Care
âWe estimate that Amazon Prime customers spend approximately $1,340 per year, compared to $708 per year for non-Amazon Prime customers, and account for 56 percent of U.S. product sales,â said CIRP partner and co-founder Josh Lowitz.


How Much Does Amazon Prime Cost?
How much is Amazon Prime? A subscription to Amazon Prime costs $99 per year. You are charged annually, from the date you sign up to the same date next year. If you're looking to compare that to other per-month billing schemes, Amazon Prime's cost averages out to $8.25 per month. You can, however, get a 30-day free trial when you first sign up for Amazon Prime.


Inside Amazon Prime
In 2011, Amazon added a Netflix-like video streaming service to the Prime package. Instant Video, as it was called then, rolled out with 5,000 movies and TV episodes, just a fraction of Netflixâs catalog at the time. It was a move that surprised some pundits, who said it seemed like too much of a detour.


Amazon: Nearly 20 Years In Business And It Still Doesn't Make Money, But Investors Don't Seem To Care
At that time, Amazonâs net profit margin was 2.8 percent. By September 2011, that number fell to 0.6 percent. A year later, it was losing $274 million on net sales of $13.8 billion. And in the latest quarter, ended Sept. 30, the massive e-tailer reported a $41 million loss on $17 billion in sales.


What Is Amazon Prime? The Benefits, the Cost, and Whether Itâs Worth It
A standard Amazon Prime membership currently costs $99. Nearly $100 for free 2-day shipping may seem steep, but if youâre a bookworm, a video buff, or just someone who often shops online, the benefits might well outweigh the costs.


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Ang diptonggo (dipthong in english) ay alin mang patinig na sinusundan ng malapatinig na w at y. Examples: aw, iw, ay, ey, iy, oy at uy. Word Examples: bahAY, sayAW, kahOY. Sentence Example: Sinindihan ni Juan ang kahOY gamit ang apOY na bumubuga sa kanyang posporo.


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A Byki list is a collection of learnable information, usually a set of words or phrases in a foreign language, expressed on flash cards. Byki lists may include sound or images for each card and may be viewed on Byki.com, or downloaded for use in the Express or Deluxe versions of the Byki software for PCs and Macs.


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This had to do with the change in pronunciation of the diphthong oi. In bead we have not a single vowel, but a kind of diphthong. In the case of two strong vowels forming a diphthong after an accented syllable, the following rules apply. Consider, for example, the pronunciation of the diphthong oi. (b) There is no diphthong if an accented weak vowel follows a strong.


diphthong
Phonetics. an unsegmentable, gliding speech sound varying continuously in phonetic quality but held to be a single sound or phoneme and identified by its apparent beginning and ending sound, as the oi- sound of toy or boil.


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In bead we have not a single vowel, but a kind of diphthong. The Sounds of Spoken English Walter Rippmann. In the case of two strong vowels forming a diphthong after an accented syllable, the following rules apply.


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exists and is an alternate of . Ang diptonggo (dipthong in english) ay alin mang patinig na sinusundan ng malapatinig na w at y. Examples: aw, iw, ay, ey, iy, oy at uy. Sentence Example: Sinindihan ni Juan ang kahOY gamit ang apOY na bumubuga sa kanyang posporo.


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Ang diptonggo (dipthong in english) ay alin mang patinig na sinusundan ng malapatinig na w at y.

Examples: aw, iw, ay, ey, iy, oy at uy.

Word Examples: bahAY, sayAW, kahOY

Sentence Example: Sinindihan ni Juan ang kahOY gamit ang apOY na bumubuga sa kanyang posporo.


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Diptongos e hiato - Spanish Diphthongs and Hiatus. When a Spanish word has two vowels side by side, various pronunciation issues come into play: syllable division, diphthongs, and hiatus. In terms of syllable division, Spanish vowels are divided into two categories: strong vowels (A, E, O) and weak vowels (I, U). To pronounce Spanish correctly, you need to understand strong and weak vowels and how they affect pronunciation.


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You can assign multiple tags to each list. To assign multiple tags at the same time, enter the tags separated by a single space, then click Add Tags. Do not enclose tags in quotation marks. Tags can use letters, numbers, and some special characters, such as hyphens, underscores, and periods.


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Hiatus - Two vowels pronounced as two distinct syllables. Diphthong - Two vowels pronounced as a single syllable. When this happens, the unstressed weak vowel has a special sound: the letter I sounds like Y (as in yet) and U sounds like W (as in will).


Erie Canal opens
General Interest. Erie Canal opens. The Erie Canal opens, connecting the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River. Governor DeWitt Clinton of New York, the driving force behind the project, led the opening ceremonies and rode the canal boat Seneca Chief from Buffalo to New York City.


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The Atlantic Ocean and Great Lakes are connected by the Erie Canal.


Ohio and Erie Canal
As a result, the canal was divided into two sections, the Ohio and Erie Canal from Cleveland to Portsmouth which crossed the Licking Divide and followed the Scioto River Valley, and the Miami and Erie Canal which connected Cincinnati to Dayton.


Which bodies of water were connected by the Erie Canal?
The Erie Canal still does connect Lake Erie with the Hudson River. Indirectly, the Erie Canal connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean. The Hudson River, after meeting the east end of the canal, flows to the Atlantic Ocean by way of New York City. The Erie Canal is one of several such connections that enable ocean-going shipping to access Great Lakes ports.


"""Clinton's Big Ditch"""
Clinton's Big Ditch. The Erie Canal is famous in song and story. Proposed in 1808 and completed in 1825, the canal links the waters of Lake Erie in the west to the Hudson River in the east. An engineering marvel when it was built, some called it the Eighth Wonder of the World.


What two bodies of water did the Erie Canal connect?
The Erie Canal connected the great lake to what body of water? This man-made canal is in New York state and runs from Albany on the Hudson River to Buffalo at Lake Erie making a navigable water route from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great â¦Lakes.


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The canal is also part of the New York State Canal system, which connects to additional bodies of water. (MelissaAnneGalleries/iStock/Getty Images) Today, the Erie Canal is part of the New York State Canal System, which includes the Champlain, Oswego and Cayuga-Seneca canals.


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The Ohio and Erie Canal was a canal constructed in the 1820s and early 1830s in the U.S. state of Ohio.


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When the Erie Canal opened in 1825, the 363-mile canal connected the Hudson River at its east end with Lake Erie in the west. The canal was such an important part of the 19th century that it spawned a popular song, Fifteen Miles on the Erie Canal..


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The unique cooling system; active knifeholder cooling, separate object cooling (to -50Â°C) and a quick-freeze Peltier; enable great ï¬rst-cut sectioning of even the mostdifï¬cult samples. Motorized version makes sectioning of hardspecimens simple. Unmatched Ergonomics Height adjustable, users can comfortably sit or stand.


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The most intuitive userinterfaces, accelerated freezing capabilities andleading-edge disinfection systems enable even themost pressured staff member to easily obtain greatfrozen sections. The Research Environment High sample volumes and extreme versatilitymean that the cryostat becomes an extension ofthe user.


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METHODS OF TISSUE FREEZING 1. Fresh tissue freezing â Tissue is in OCT and flash frozen fresh. 2. 4% PFA fixed, sucrose cryoprotected tissue freezing â Tissue is in OCT and may be frozen using dry ice or the flash frozen method. 3. Enzyme study tissue freezing â Often used for fresh muscle tissue. A fresh frozen method with no OCT matrix. Tissue protrudes from a Tragacanth or other support medium.


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In addition,they have two or more heater output ranges which determinethe maximum amount of heat that the controller can send tothe heater inside a cryostat. This output usually variesbetween 0.1 watts and 60 watts, with the higher outputsneeded for larger systems at room temperature or above.


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The frequency of the displacer movement is about 2to 3 HZ, and varies with the frequency of the available acsignal (usually 50 or 60 Hz). The lower frequency (50 Hz)results in a lower refrigeration capacity for a specificrefrigerator.


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â¢ 1. VAcuuM REQUIREMENTS A liquid hel~um or nitrogen dewar usually consists of one ormore reservo~rs containing the cryogen. The cryogenreservoirs are surrounded by a jacket which is evacuated inorder to reduce (or eliminate) the conductive heat load dueto any gases inside this jacket.


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â¢ The optimal temperature for cryostat sectioning depends on the nature of the tissue and on whether the tissues have been freshly frozen or pre-fixed with subsequent cryoprotection. â¢ Note the reference chart for temperature setting guidelines for tissue types in your folder.


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.'. Preface This work is meant for scientists, students, and laboratorypersonnel who have had little or no experience in cryogenics.It concentrates primarily on cryogenic systems that arecommercially available for operation between 1.5 K and 300 K(room temperature).


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The specimen holder alwaysstops in the down position for unimpededaccess to the tissue section and anemergency stop is accessible by eitherfoot or control panel. The unique debris removal system andstate-of-the-art disinfection system ensureuser safety.


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~he temperature of the liquid cryogen (~nd the sample) maythen be reduced below the normal boiling point, by reducingthe pressure on top of the liquid. Using a typical 27 cfmroughing pump can usually reduce the temperature of a heliumreservoir to below 2 K (at a pressure of 24 torr or less).2.


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Alaska, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South ...


Who is eligible?
Most children under age 19 become continuously eligible for Medicaid. That is, once they are determined eligible, they stay eligible for up to 12 months without regard to changes in circumstances. Similarly, most pregnant women who become eligible remain eligible through their pregnancy and for at least 60 days after the pregnancy ends.


Facts about the Premium Tax Credit
Consequently, Employee cannot enroll in Xâs coverage and is not considered eligible for Xâs employer-sponsored coverage. Employee will be allowed a premium tax credit if Employee meets the other eligibility requirements for the credit. 14: Spouse is married to Employee.


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Your investment will ensure that The AOA Foundation continues to provide immediate relief to those in need in the wake of natural disasters, vision care to needy Americans, scholarships for optometry students, preservation of optometryâs history and public education about the need for a lifetime of vision care.


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Se Habla EspaÃ±ol. 1  Xfinity Internet Blast!Â® $ 59 99 for the first 12 months. 2  Preferred XF Double Play as low as. 3  Xfinity Voice Unlimitedâ¢ + Performance Internet $ 49 99 a month for 12 months.


Comcast doubles broadband speeds in California, Midwest
Specifically, Comcast has increased the speeds of three Xfinity Internet tiers: âPerformanceâ now offers speeds up to 50 Mbit/s, up from 25 Mbps; âBlastâ is now 105 Mbps, up from 50 Mbps; and âExtreme 105â has been bumped to 150 Mbps. Comcast has not announced any changes to the other plans.


Comcast just increased Internet speeds for residential customers in these five cities
Comcast just increased Internet speeds for residential customers in these five cities. by Taylor Soper on December 17, 2014 at 8:52 am December 17, 2014 at 3:25 pm


Comcast Introduces New Internet Tiers For No Additional Cost For Majority Of California Customers
Customers who currently subscribe to many popular Xfinity bundles will now automatically be upgraded to either Performance Pro, increasing their download speeds from 75 Mbps to 100 Mbps, or Blast Pro, increasing their speeds from 150 Mbps to 200 Mbps.


Performance Pro
When I was sold my bundle, I was told that I would get 75 mbs speed with my Performance Pro internet service. When I just talked to a technition I was told that Performance gets 25 mbs. Can anyone tell me what speed I should be getting with Performance Pro?


Comcast Introduces New Performance Pro 75 Mbps Speed Tier and Increases Blast! to 150 Mbps Across Its Northeast Division
Customers subscribing to eligible Triple Play bundles will receive the new, 3x faster Performance Pro speeds, and all new and existing customers with Blast! speed tiers will have their speeds go from 105 Mbps to 150 Mbps, an almost 50 percent increase.


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You tell the router how fast your line is, and how to value each type of traffic. For example from highest priority to lowest priority, I typically set my QoS order to be something like VOIP traffic +2, skype +1, anything that doesn't fit otherwise, downloading via http -1, steam downloads -2, and usenet -3.


Comcast upgrades speeds for Xfinity Internet Performance users for free
For those of you who are currently subscribed to Comcastâs Performance Xfinity Internet speed plans, youâre in for a treat. Comcast has decided to upgrade your data speeds at no added cost. Your download speeds will be increased from 15Mbps to 25Mbps, and your upload speeds will be increased from 2Mbps to 5Mbps.


Articles of Confederation are ratified
The predominance of the states under the Articles of Confederation is made even more explicit by the claims of Article II: âEach state retains its sovereignty, freedom, and independence, and every power, jurisdiction, and right, which is not by this Confederation expressly delegated to the United States, in Congress assembled.â


Articles of Confederation are ratified
Maryland finally approved the Articles on March 1, 1781, affirming the Articles as the outline of the official government of the United States. The nation was guided by the Articles of Confederation until the implementation of the current U.S. Constitution in 1789.


Proposed Articles of Confederation
[On or before July 21, 1775] Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union, proposed [interlined: entred into] by the Delegates of the several Colonies of New Hampshire &c. in general Congress met at Philadelphia, May 10. 1775. Art. I. The Name of the Confederacy shall henceforth be The United Colonies of North America. Art. II.


Proposed Amendments to the Articles of Confederation
The Grand Committee consisting of Mr. [Samuel] Livermore, Mr. [Nathan] Dane, Mr. [James] Manning, Mr. [William Samuel] Johnson, Mr. [Melancton] Smith, Mr. [John Cleves] Symmes, Mr. [Charles] Pettit, Mr. [William] Henry, Mr. [Henry] Lee, Mr. [Timothy] Bloodworth, Mr. [Charles] Pinckney and Mr. [William] Houstoun appointed to report such amendments to the confederation, and such resolutions as it may be necessary to recommend to the several states for the purpose of obtaining from them such ...


Proposed Articles of Confederation
Proposed Articles of Confederation AD: National Archives2 These articles and Franklinâs âShort Hintsâ for uniting the northern colonies in 17543 are the two occasions when he formulated his ideas of what an intercolonial constitution should be.


Proposed Amendments to the Articles of Confederation
Beg leave to submit the following Report to the consideration of Congress: Resolved, That it be recommended to the Legislatures of the several States to adopt the following Articles as Articles of the Confederation, and to authorise their Delegates in Congress to sign and ratify the same severally as they shall be adopted, to wit: Art. 14.


Proposed Articles of Confederation
He and others reworked the âHintsâ into the Albany Plan.4 He never reworked the present articles, and they were never implemented; but they became part of the intellectual store from which the Articles of Confederation and even the federal constitution were derived.


Proposed Articles of Confederation
Tracing his ideas through the later debates on the Articles of Confederation and then on the federal constitution would be beyond the scope of this note. Franklin was far ahead of most of the delegates in his readiness to separate from Britain.


Articles of Confederation are ratified
On this day in 1781, the Articles of Confederation are finally ratified. The Articles were signed by Congress and sent to the individual states for ratification on November 15, 1777, after 16 months of debate. Bickering over land claims between Virginia and Maryland delayed final ratification for almost four more years.


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of seven endocardial segments have been established from measurements in 20 patients, permitting a. statistical definition of hypokinesis. Theuse of this quantitative methodhas beencomparedwith visual in-. spection of ventriculograms (qualitative method), resulting in differences in definition of hypokinetic. segments by the two methods in 13 of 16 patients with coronary heart disease. When the quantitative.


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3. Congestive heart failure: a clinical syndrome in which symptoms of cardiac dysfunction as noted under heart failure are accompanied by signs or symptoms of congestion, including peripheral edema (ankle swelling) or pulmonary congestion (rales in the lungs).


Definitions &Translations
Numerology. 1  Chaldean Numerology. The numerical value of hypokinesis in Chaldean Numerology is: 5. 2  Pythagorean Numerology. The numerical value of hypokinesis in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6.


Definitions &Translations
Definitions for hypokinesis. Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word hypokinesis. Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: hypokinesis(Noun) Diminished power of movement; hypomotility.


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Thus, etiology of the heart disease forms only one part of the physiologic derangement. The evaluation and treatment of the overt clinical syndrome involves consideration of not only the initial cause of the cardiac dysfunction but also the evolving compensatory process.


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Congestive heart failure is a clinical syndrome resulting from a primary abnormality in the function of the heart as a pump, and its diagnosis and therapy depend on an understanding of the underlying pathophysiology.


"Meaning of ""bradykinesia"" in the English dictionary"
Hypokinesia refers to decreased bodily movement. One of the two categories of movement disorders, hypokinesia is characterized by a partial or complete loss of muscle movement due to a disruption in the basal ganglia. Patients with hypokinetic disorders like Parkinson's disease experience muscle rigidity and an inability to produce movement.


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Global Cardiac Hypokinesis and Ejection Fraction < 35%. A 55-year-old man with a past medical history significant for diabetes for 15 years presents to your office complaining of. increasing shortness of breath over the past few months. Although he is pain-free today, he has had angina-like chest pain over the last several months.


Teredo
Teredo is an IPv6 transition technology that provides address assignment and host-to-host automatic tunneling for unicast IPv6 traffic when IPv6/IPv4 hosts are located behind one or multiple IPv4 network address translators (NATs).


Teredo Overview
Teredo is an address assignment and automatic tunneling technology that provides unicast IPv6 connectivity across the IPv4 Internet. 6to4 is another automatic tunneling technology that provides unicast IPv6 connectivity across the IPv4 Internet. However, 6to4 works well when a 6to4 router exists at the edge of the site.


Do I really need the microsoft teredo tunneling adapter
All replies. Teredo tunneling translates one IP version into another (IPv4/IPv6). I cant tell you if you need it without more information. The Wikipedia article says Teredo is a temporary measure and should be discontinued as soon as a more permanent fix is available. The Wikipedia article seems to have been written around 2007.


6to4
6to4 may be used by an individual host, or by a local IPv6 network. When used by a host, it must have a global IPv4 address connected, and the host is responsible for encapsulation of outgoing IPv6 packets and decapsulation of incoming 6to4 packets.


Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* :: Why do I have so many Tunnel adapters and how to get rid of them
Tunnel adapter Local Area Connection* :: Why do I have so many Tunnel adapters and how to get rid of them. Media State .


Q: Remove Tunnel adapter from IPCONFIG
When I run ipconfig /all I get a list of 50 or more Tunnel adapter local area connection*#. Media state â¦. Media disconnected. IPV6 is off. How do I remove the Tunnel adapter local area connection from the ipconfig /all command. There are so many lines that you cant look back and get the IPV4 info. Such as DNS setting default gateway and IP address.


6to4
6to4 is an Internet transition mechanism for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6, a system that allows IPv6 packets to be transmitted over an IPv4 network (generally the IPv4 Internet) without the need to configure explicit tunnels.


How to remove unwanted tunnel adapter connections?
(This solution has been tested and confirmed to work) 1  Open Start Menu. 2  Type In: Device Manager. 3  Select Device Manager.  Click the View menu from the 1  top. Select Show Hidden Devices (Must be check before continuing)  Scroll down and expand Network 1  Adapters. Right-Click a duplicated Microsoft 6to4 Adapter or Microsoft ISATAP Adapter.  Select Uninstall.


6to4
6to4 is especially relevant during the initial phases of deployment to full, native IPv6 connectivity, since IPv6 is not required on nodes between the host and the destination. However, it is intended only as a transition mechanism and is not meant to be used permanently.


Great cities: Venice, Genoa and Florence
The Medicis were patrons of many great renaissance figures such as Donatello, Leonardo da Vinci (refer to Topic two, Chapter three), Brunelleschi, Michelangelo and Botticelli. See Image four. See Image five. Image 1 - Italy's Renaissance began in the northern cities of Genoa, Florence and Venice.


Italian city-states
And though it was the birthplace of banking, by the 16th century German and Dutch banks began taking away business. Discovery of the Americas in the late 15th century as well as new trade routes to Africa and India (which made Portugal a leading trading power) brought about the decline in Italian economic power.


Italian city-states
Largely for these reasons, no strong monarchies emerged as they did in the rest of Europe (authority of the Holy Roman Empire over northern Italian territory, especially after the year 1177, was de facto only nominal); instead there emerged the independent city-states.


Great cities: Venice, Genoa and Florence
During the Middle Ages, Genoa was a rival power to the eastern Italian trading ports of Venice and Pisa. By the late 15th century, Genoa began looking to the west for trading opportunities, establishing commercial relations with Spain and Portugal.


Italian city-states
The Lombard League was an alliance formed around at its apex included most of the cities of northern Italy including Milan, Piacenza, Cremona, Mantua, Crema, Bergamo, Brescia, Bologna, Padua, Treviso, Vicenza, Venice, Verona, Lodi, Reggio Emilia and Parma, though its membership changed through time.


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In Europe. Note: These are the top twenty most populous cities that are part of the European Union (not Russia, for example) 1. London, United Kingdom 2. Berlin, Germany 3. Madrid, Spain â¦ 4. Rome, Italy 5. Paris, France 6. Bucharest, Romania 7. Hamburg, Germany 8. Budapest, Hungary 9. Warsaw, Poland 10.


Italian city-states
During the 11th century in northern Italy a new political and social structure emerged â the city-state or commune. The civic culture which arose from this urbs was remarkable. In some places where communes arose (e.g. Britain and France), they were absorbed by the monarchical state as it emerged.


UNIT 10 - THE RENAISSANCE
It seems strange that the Black Death could have had any positive results, but that is what happened. You may remember that workers who survived could charge more money for their labor. In addition, the disease didnât damage farmland, buildings, ships, machines, or gold. People who survived could use these things to raise more food or make new products.


Great cities: Venice, Genoa and Florence
Introduction. Most of the significant achievements that came out of Renaissance Italy have been attributed to the northern cities of Genoa (Genoa), Florence (Firenze), and Venice (Venezia). It was in these northern cities that the environment of imagination and creativity and the generous spirit of patronage blossomed.


Italian city-states
The Italian city-states were a political phenomenon of small independent states mostly in the central and northern Italian peninsula between the 9th and 15th centuries. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, urban settlements in Italy generally enjoyed a greater continuity than in the rest of western Europe.


Can you hook your ground wire to your neutral wire?
Can you hook your ground wire to your neutral wire? For safety reasons,no. The outside panel (where your meter is), is where your power first comes into your residence. In that, the neutral is bonded (connected) to the ground.â¦ This is the only place where this is the case.


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Neutral is neither Hot nor ground. Neutral is the return wire for electrical service. It is a requirement , by law, that the Neutral Wire Feed into an electrical service box (â¦main panel) be BONDED to the box and the Earth ground. Thie effectively makes the neutral in circuits out of the service panel equal to ground.


What is the purpose of a neutral wire?
Credit: NoDerog E+ Getty Images. In a three-prong plug, the neutral wire is connected through the right-handed prong, when one is looking at the plug with the ground prong on the bottom. The neutral prong is the wider of the two plugs. The ground wire is also connected to the ground to prevent short circuits. However, the neutral wire's purpose is to be part of the live path for electricity, rather than to act as a safety guard if something goes wrong. Sometimes, these two wires are mixed up, as the neutral wire is commonly referred to as the grounded wire.


Electrical wiring which wire is the hot and which is the neutral?
On a single phase supply the neutral is one of the current carrying  wires, the other one being the live wire.    The neutral is earthed at the tansformer and sometimeâ¦s at other  places as well depending on the system in use.


What is the significance of the neutral line, in 3 phase electricity distribution? What happens if the neutral line doesn't exist?
Three phase transmission system: A three phase supply is usually a three wire system in the transmission side. A transmission system doesn't have any load connected to it directly. The power flowing in a transmission system is unusable. It is usually rated at 11 kV, 33 kV, 132 kV, 400 kV, 765 kV, etc.


What is the significance of the neutral line, in 3 phase electricity distribution? What happens if the neutral line doesn't exist?
Before going into the details of why the neutral must be used, I'll explain how the system works in a three phase, four wire system. Three phase four wire system:(3 phases and 1 neutral): The distribution substation has a delta-star transformer if the transmission system was in delta, which it usually is. The delta system is converted to a star system, and the neutral point is used to lay another line, which is called the neutral line.


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On both a single phase and three phase system the neutral is used to carry the unbalanced load current. On both a single phase and three phase system the neutral is used to carry the unbalanced load current.


Twenty Proofs of Euler's Formula: V-E+F=2
A version of the formula dates over 100 years earlier than Euler, to Descartes in 1630. Descartes gives a discrete form of the Gauss-Bonnet theorem, stating that the sum of the face angles of a polyhedron is 2Ï(Vâ2), from which he infers that the number of plane angles is 2F+2V-4.


Euler's Polyhedral Formula
He later published two papers in which he described what he had done in more detail and attempted to give a proof of his new discovery. It is sometimes claimed that Descartes (1596-1650) discovered Euler's polyhedral formula earlier than Euler. Though Descartes did discover facts about 3-dimensional polyhedra that would have enabled him to deduce Euler's formula, he did not take this extra step.


Euler's Polyhedral Formula
This theorem involves Euler's polyhedral formula (sometimes called Euler's formula). Today we would state this result as: The number of vertices V, faces F, and edges E in a convex 3-dimensional polyhedron, satisfy V + F - E = 2.


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Since the sphere has no handles, g = 0 for the sphere, and the formula above reduces to Euler's formula. The connection between Euler's polyhedral formula and the mathematics that led to a theory of surfaces, both the orientable and unorientable surfaces, is still being pursued to this day.


Twenty Proofs of Euler's Formula: V-E+F=2
The polyhedron formula, of course, can be generalized in many important ways, some using methods described below. One important generalization is to planar graphs. To form a planar graph from a polyhedron, place a light source near one face of the polyhedron, and a plane on the other side.


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Twenty Proofs of Euler's Formula: V-E+F=2
The number of plane angles is always twice the number of edges, so this is equivalent to Euler's formula, but later authors such as Lakatos, Malkevitch, and Polya disagree, feeling that the distinction between face angles and edges is too large for this to be viewed as the same formula.


Euler's Formula
Euler's Formula. What is great about Euler's formula is that it can be understood by almost anyone, as it is so simple to write down. Euler's formula can be understood by someone in Year 7, but is also interesting enough to be studied in universities as part of the mathematical area called topology. Euler's formula deals with shapes called Polyhedra. A Polyhedron is a closed solid shape which has flat faces and straight edges. An example of a polyhedron would be a cube, whereas a cylinder is not a polyhedron as it has curved edges.


Euler's Polyhedral Formula
Descartes' Theorem is a very lovely result in its own right, and in 3 dimensions it is equivalent to Euler's polyhedral formula. It is tempting to speculate about why all the able mathematicians, artists, and scholars who investigated polyhedra in the years before Euler did not notice the polyhedral formula.


Logic Gates
nand gate nor gate since all digital electronic circuits are made with transistors you can make all the above gates using them when creating logic gates with transistors the best option is to make them using nand nor and simple not gates


Logic Gates
these gates are made with combinations of the basic logic gates its functions can be represented using a truth table which lists every combination of inputs a b and the resulting output z and gate two input gate will output 1 when both inputs are 1


Logic gates
unlike and and or gates it has only one input and one output the output is exactly the opposite of the input so if the input is a 0 the output is a 1 and vice versa here s how we represent a not in electronics two ways it can work are shown beneath the other three common logic gates are variations on these three


logic gate (AND, OR, XOR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XNOR)
and or xor not nand nor xnor a logic gate is an elementary building block of a digital circuit most logic gates have two inputs and one output at any given moment every terminal is in one of the two binary conditions low 0 or high 1 represented by different voltage levels the logic state of a terminal can and generally does change often as the circuit processes data in most logic gates the low state is approximately zero volts 0 v while the high state is approximately five volts positive 5 v there are seven basic logic gates and or xor not nand nor and xnor the and gate is so named because if 0 is called false and 1 is called true the gate acts in the same way as the logical and operator the following illustration and table show the circuit symbol and logic combinations for an and gate


logic gate (AND, OR, XOR, NOT, NAND, NOR and XNOR)
logic gate and or xor not nand nor and xnor a logic gate is an elementary building block of a digital circuit most logic gates have two inputs and one output at any given moment every terminal is in one of the two binary conditions low 0 or high 1 represented by different voltage levels


Logic gates
calculators can do all the things they need to do using different combinations of logic gates it s logic gates that control how the display works in a calculator and more logic gates that figure out the results of calculations


Logic gates
photo a gate can keep you out or let you into a field in the same way a microscopic logic gate is a barrier in an electronic circuit that can let electricity through or stop it flowing altogether put lots of logic gates together and you make a machine that s capable of basic mathematical reasoning


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how moore s law works the discovery of semiconductors the invention of transistors and the creation of the integrated circuit are what make moore s law and by extension modern electronics possible before the invention of the transistor the most widely used element in electronics was the vacuum tube


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here are the circuit diagrams to create other gates with nand and nor since all digital electronic circuits are made with transistors you can make all the above gates using them when creating logic gates with transistors the best option is to make them using nand nor and simple not gates


How Moore's Law Works
ap photo paul sakuma the discovery of semiconductors the invention of transistors and the creation of the integrated circuit are what make moore s law and by extension modern electronics possible before the invention of the transistor the most widely used element in electronics was the vacuum tube


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The struggle between opposing forces that provides the central action and interest in any literary plot. The struggle between the Capulet and Montague families in Romeo and Juliet is a classic example of conflict. This conflict creates interest and presents a challenge or obstacle which cries to be overcome.


Compare the Similarities of short stories, poetry and drama
One of the same elements short stories, poetry and drama have is setting. The setting of a work of fiction establishes its historical, geographic, and physical context..


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The lines which are spoken by, or between, the characters in a narrative. The dialogue is important to reveal their CHARACTERIZATION and/or advance the PLOT. The dialogue may take place in a play, essay, story, or novel. Some literary works takes the form of such a discussion (e.g., Plato's Republic).


Example of Didactic Writing in a sentence?
Didactic. writing whose purpose is to instruct or to teach. The work is usually formal and focuses on moral or ethical concerns. This type of writing may be fiction or nonfiction that teaches a specific lesson or moral or provides a model of correct behavior or thinking.


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Plot includes the meaning and purpose of the events. The action in Hamlet, for example, simply begins with the guards' visitation by the Ghost and ends with the carrying out of the dead Hamlet. The plot involves Hamlet's attempt to avenge a murder which took place before the play even begins.


AP English Language and Composition, Barron's Glossary Terms
The background and events that lead to the presentation of the main idea or purpose of an essay or other work; setting forth the meaning or purpose of a piece of writing or discourse.


Compare the Similarities of short stories, poetry and drama
Short stories, poetry and drama are different types of literature but they share many of the same elements. Some of the many elements shared are figures of speech, conflict, foreshadowing.


Definition of Mood?
The atmosphere that pervades a literary work with the intention of evoking a certain emotion or feeling from the audience. In drama, mood may be created by sets and music as well as words; in poetry and prose, mood may be created by a combination of such elements as SETTING, VOICE, TONE and THEME.


Real IB English
The narrator is the speaker in a work of prose. The persona is the speaker in a work of poetry. Not to be confused with or assumed to be the poet, the persona may be an animal or an inanimate object. The narrator of Mark Twain's novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, for example, is Huckleberry Finn.


Compare the Similarities of short stories, poetry and drama
The setting can add attitude to a short stories, poetry and drama, an example is how attitudes have changed towards women, and African Americans. Short stories, and plays have narrators, but poems have voice who is the poems speaker. The speaker is a persona that the poet creates. A narrator is a person who tells the story.. The narrator or voice can set the tone for the poem or play; if they are sarcastic then the play story or poem is sarcastic, but if they are serious then the tone is serious.


1941 Plymouth PT-125
The 1941 Plymouth PT-125 pickup differed little from its 1940 predecessor or, for that matter, from the 1939 model. And with good reason; Plymouth may have known its truck venture wasn't long for this world.


1937 Plymouth PT-50 Half-Ton Pickup
Only 158 of these chassis were sold in 1937, priced at $495 ($395 without the cab, though only 11 of those were built). The 1937 Plymouth PT-50 half-ton pickup, which cost $525, was by far the most popular 1937 Plymouth truck. Nearly 11,000 were built for the model year. Standard equipment included safety glass all around, a spare wheel nestled in the right front fender, and a six-foot-long pickup box, about four feet wide.


Plymouth (automobile)
In 1939, Plymouth produced 417,528 vehicles, of which 5,967 were two-door convertible coupes with rumble seats. The 1939 convertible coupe was prominently featured at Chrysler's exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair, advertised as the first mass-production convertible with a power folding top.


Motoring Memories: Plymouth Trucks, 1937-1941 and 1974-1983
When Plymouth re-entered the truck market in 1974 it was with the U.S. only Trail Duster four-wheel drive sport utility vehicle, and the forward control Plymouth passenger van. As in the past, they were clones of Dodge models, and neither made a very large impact on the truck market. In 1979, in response to the rising interest in compact trucks, Plymouth began offering the Arrow pickup truck (there was also a Dodge Ram D50 version) produced by Chryslerâs Asian partner, Mitsubishi.


Plymouth (automobile)
Plymouth (automobile) Plymouth was a brand of automobiles based in the United States, produced by the Chrysler Corporation and its successor DaimlerChrysler. The brand first appeared in 1928 in the United States to compete in what was then described as the low-priced market segment dominated by Chevrolet and Ford.


1937 Plymouth PT-50 Half-Ton Pickup
The fun-to-drive 1937 Plymouth PT-50 half-ton pickup was the most popular 1937 Plymouth truck. That's right, a Plymouth truck. Plymouth, the division of Chrysler that started in 1928 and was shut down in 2001, was never known for trucks.


1941 Plymouth PT-125
In 1941 only 6,073 Plymouth pickups were built, while Dodge delivered more than 54,000 half-ton trucks to the government alone. For 1942, Plymouth fielded only a car-based utility sedan, and built just 80 of those.


â80 Plymouth Arrow Sport â Near and Dear
1980 Plymouth Arrow. See more about the Plymouth Arrow and this gem after the jump. The Plymouth Arrow, Dodge D-50, and later, the Mitsubishi Mighty Max were all the same truck. They were built by Mitsubishi and imported by Dodge and Plymouth to compete in the burgeoning small truck market. Ford had been selling the Mazda-built Courier since 1971 and Chevrolet introduced the Isuzu-based LUV (Light Utility Vehicle) in 1972.


1941 Plymouth PT-125
The price jumped to $625 for the 1941 Plymouth PT-125 pickup, though styling changes were modest: cowl-mounted parking lights, headlights moved out to the centerline of the fenders (looking rather frog-eyed), a neat chrome V on the vertical front edge of the grille, and nameplates moved to the center of the hood.


The Plymouth Pickup Truck
I really don't remember when I first heard about it, but I do remember the source - Sherwood Kahlenberg of the WPC Club. Sherwood and I were talking on the phone one day many years ago. He mentioned that he had some photos of a 1934 Plymouth pickup. I distinctly remember my reaction, Sherwood, they never made such a thing!. Now, when I said, they, I was referring to the Plymouth Division of the Chrysler Corporation.


Beginner Strumming Patterns
Here are a few things to keep in mind as you play the above pattern: 1  If you are playing an acoustic guitar, make sure to strum directly over the sound hole. 2  On electric guitar, strum over the body (different locations will give you different sounds), not over the neck. 3  Make sure all strings are ringing clearly.


Strum
Guitar strum Play (helpÂ·info) : base pattern on open G. Many patterns are created through subtracting beats from this base. Guitar strum Play (helpÂ·info) : pattern created by subtracting the second and fifth (of eight) eighth notes from the base, above.


Strum
In music, strumming is a way of playing a stringed instrument such as a guitar. A strum or stroke is a sweeping action where a fingernail or plectrum brushes past several strings in order to set them all into motion and thereby play a chord.


Beginner Strumming Patterns
make sure your guitar is in tune, and you have a guitar pick. Using your fretting hand, form a G major chord on the neck. Making sure you are holding your pick properly, practice playing the following example, which is a basic one bar strumming pattern. Alternate between strumming down, and strumming up.


Strum
A hand-held pick or plectrum can only be used to pluck one string at a time, but multiple strings can be strummed by one. Plucking multiple strings simultaneously requires a fingerstyle or fingerpick technique. A strumming pattern or strum is a preset pattern used by a rhythm guitar. Compare with pattern picking, strumming patterns may be indicated through notation, tablature, up and down arrows, or slashes.


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But I think her hair is naturally blonde. However, it might have faded to a brownish, as many blondes do. 5 people found this useful. 1  Basic Strumming Patterns for Acoustic Guitar Basic strumming patterns for guitar are used to teach an aspiring guitarist how to play rhythm parts of a song.


Talk:List of longest films
Links : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaaka_Kaaka http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhill. Am sure even 'Nanda' is less than 300 minutes. Five hours of running time is ridiculous around here(Tamil Nadu) these days, but I can't find a link to substantiate that.


What is the longest movie of all time?
Longest Movie of All-Time The longest movie of all time is called CinÃ¨maton (1978-2010) and runs for 9120 minutes. However, the longest cinematic film of all time is calâ¦led Berlin Alexanderplatz (1980) and runs for 931 minutes.


Longest Feature Films
Jenny is 15 and fed up with the world when her depressed mom decides to leave town after her fathers death. Until she meets 12 year old Joey who seems to have more problems than her.


What is the longest American movie of all time?
Finally, the official longest movie is The Cure for Insomnia, a 87 hours film consisting. of artist L. D. Groban reading his 4,080 page poem. Maybe MGM's Greed (1924) runs 239 minutes. Directed by Erich von Stroheim. It should be noted that the film was not released to theaters at this length.


What is the longest American movie of all time?

 CinÃ©maton is said to be the largest movie of all. With a duration of 150 hours, the movie is a long experimental film by the French director GÃ©rard Courant. It is considered to be the longest film ever released. Composed over 31 years from 1978 until 2009, it consists of a series of over 2000 silent vignettes, each 3 minutes and 25 seconds long, of various celebrities, artists, journalists and friends of the director, each doing whatever they want for the allotted time.


Talk:List of longest films
In the list of major releases, some of the times are for versions that never received major release (e.g. Das Boot, The Lord of the Rings parts). Some of these only exist on DVD home release; there is officially no film or digital tape version for public exhibition.


Talk:List of longest films
According to Wikipedia, which is wrong, Berlin Alexanderplatz (931 minutes or 15 hours) was the longest film. Other long films include Shoah (566 minutes, or nine hours) and Evolution of a Filipino Family (643 minutes, or 11 hours).


What is the longest movie of all time?
The longest movie ever made was indeed The Cure for Insomnia (1987)...At a total running time of 85 hours (5,220 min), it premiered in its entirety at The School Of The Art Institute in Chicago, Illinois from January 31 to February 3, 1987, in one continuous showing.


Talk:List of longest films
To my knowledge, in the past decade, no Tamil movie[2] has been made to run more than 180 minutes. In our context, following the hyperlink that the movies Kaaka Kaaka and Dhil point to, we can find the running time of the movies on the right side (inside the summary box).


Talk:List of longest films
Maybe there should be two lists, one that chronicles the longest films, period, regardless of their release status, and a second one that requires that the film have had legitimate theatrical release (no only shown once, experimental art films, etc...).


Common Defenses to Creditor Lawsuits
Answer: YES. Since Big Bank is based in Delaware, which has a three-year statute of limitations for credit card debts, New York law says that Delawareâs three-year statute of limitations must apply. Big Bank cannot take advantage of New Yorkâs longer six-year statute of limitations just because it sued you in New York.


How to Answer a Debt Collection Lawsuit
What is an Answer. The Answer is the formal document you must file in response to the Complaint. Remember to look to the Summons to see how many days you have to answer the Complaint. When you Answer a Complaint, you MUST do two things: provide whether you ADMIT, DENY, OR LACK KNOWLEDGE of each allegation made by the debt buyer against you.


Served Summons & Complaint
I encourage you to consult with an attorney to discuss the implications of a judgment against you, and what is the best course of action to resolve the account. Even if you think you have a statute of limitations defense, your best course of action is to seek representation.


Answering a Debt Collection Case
If you have received a summons from the Civil Court, you must appear and answer before the clerk as soon as possible. You must answer even if the summons does not have an index number. You have either 20 or 30 days, depending on how you got the summons: â¢ 20 days - if the summons was given to you in your hand.


Served Summons & Complaint
Make an appointment with that organization, and bring all of the documentation you have regarding the debt and the summons and complaint to that meeting. If you think you have a statute of limitations defense, mention that to the attorney or paralegal in your meeting.


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Contents. 1  1 What is a Summons and Complaint. 2  2 What is an Answer. 3  3 Step 1 â Read the Complaint!  4 Step 2 â Assert your Affirmative Defenses 4.1 Statute of Limitations. 4.2 1  Payment. 5 Step 3 â Respond to the Allegations.  6 Step 4 â File and Serve the Complaint.


Served Summons & Complaint
However, you must raise the issue of expired statute of limitations in a written response to the lawsuit, or else the court will not know that the statute of limitations has expired. The judge will not make the statute of limitations for you. The periods vary from state to state.


How to Answer a Debt Collection Lawsuit
Contents. 1  1 What is a Summons and Complaint. 2  2 What is an Answer. 3  3 Step 1 â Read the Complaint!  4 Step 2 â Assert your Affirmative Defenses 4.1 Statute of 1  Limitations. 5 Step 3 â Respond to the Allegations.  6 Step 4 â File and Serve the Complaint.


Common Defenses to Creditor Lawsuits
Defense 3: Statute of Limitations. A statute of limitations is a time limit that a creditor has to file a lawsuit against you. It runs from approximately the last time you made a payment. New York has a six-year statute of limitations for credit card debts (New York State Law, Civil Practice Law & Rules Â§ 213).


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Timely Service and the Statute of Limitations. Defendant seeks to dismiss the Complaint for failure to serve the writ of summons before it. expired, or in the alternative, to dismiss the ADA and ADEA claims for failure to file the complaint. before the statute of limitations had run. (Def.âs Mot. to Dismiss at 2-3.)


Definition of strategic communication
Definition of strategic communication. Communication is strategic when it is completely consistent with a corporationâs mission, vision, values and is able to enhance the strategic positioning and competitiveness of the organisation.ommunication is strategic when it is completely consistent with a corporationâs mission, vision, values and is able to enhance the strategic positioning and competitiveness of the organisation.


Strategic CommunicationKjerstin ThorsonLAST REVIEWED: 05 May 2017LAST MODIFIED: 30 September 2013DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199756841-0007
Introduction. Strategic communication is an umbrella term to describe the activities of disciplines including public relations, management communication, and advertising. However, strategic communication is also increasingly recognized as a developing subfield within communication.efines strategic communication as âthe purposeful use of communication by an organization to fulfill its mission.â Identifies key concepts, including audience analysis, goal setting, and message strategy.


Strategic communication
Strategic Communication refers to policy-making and guidance for consistent information activity within an organization and between organizations.trategic Communication is currently subject to multinational CD&E, led by the military, because communication is always an indispensable part of crisis management and compliance strategies.


âStrategic Communicationâ Defined
What strategic communication is, what it involves, and what it accomplishes is a hot topic of discussion in myriad channels. Iâm thrilled that upwards of 375 people â fellow professionals all â have joined our new LinkedIn Group: National Summit on Strategic Communications. (Join us at http://linkd.in/M7BiXF). Third, actions speak louder than words. 2  This truism is absolutely central to an effective strategic communication construct. 3  Strategic communication that includes only traditional communication, such as messaging, press releases, media relations and the like, or even the new social media, is all but doomed to fail.


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Share |. The term âstrategic communicationsâ has become popular over the last two decades. It means infusing communications efforts with an agenda and a master plan. Typically, that master plan involves promoting the brand of an organization, urging people to do specific actions, or advocating particular legislation.he term âstrategic communicationsâ has become popular over the last two decades. It means infusing communications efforts with an agenda and a master plan.


What is strategic communications?
The term âstrategic communicationsâ has become popular over the last two decades. It means infusing communications efforts with an agenda and a master plan.Typically, that master plan involves promoting the brand of an organization, urging people to do specific actions, or advocating particular legislation.he term âstrategic communicationsâ has become popular over the last two decades. It means infusing communications efforts with an agenda and a master plan.


Strategic communication
Strategic communication management could be defined as the systematic planning and realization of information flow, communication, media development and image care in a long-term horizon.trategic Communication is currently subject to multinational CD&E, led by the military, because communication is always an indispensable part of crisis management and compliance strategies.


Strategic CommunicationKjerstin ThorsonLAST REVIEWED: 05 May 2017LAST MODIFIED: 30 September 2013DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199756841-0007
Defines strategic communication as âthe purposeful use of communication by an organization to fulfill its mission.â Identifies key concepts, including audience analysis, goal setting, and message strategy.The term strategic has been most often used in the context of management and decision-making power.The authors propose expanding its use to encompass âparticipatory communication practicesâ in which power relations are less one-sided.efines strategic communication as âthe purposeful use of communication by an organization to fulfill its mission.â Identifies key concepts, including audience analysis, goal setting, and message strategy.


Strategic communication
This is, he argues, proper Strategic Communication (communication singular-an abstract noun) whilst the actual process of communicating (which include Target Audience Analysis, evaluation of conduits, measurements of effect etc.) - is Strategic Communications (plural).trategic Communication is currently subject to multinational CD&E, led by the military, because communication is always an indispensable part of crisis management and compliance strategies.


Strategic communication
An alternative view of Strategic Communication is offered by Steve Tatham of the UK Defence Academy. He argues that whilst it is desirable to bound and coordinate communications together-particularly from governments or the military-it should be regarded in a much more fundamental manner than simply process.trategic Communication is currently subject to multinational CD&E, led by the military, because communication is always an indispensable part of crisis management and compliance strategies.


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________ is a sleep disorder that involves a buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood during sleep. Sleep apnea. The rebound phenomenon noted after deprivation of REM sleep suggests that. there is a physiological need for a certain amount of REM sleep.he appearance of rapid eye movements in the sleep record is an indicator of. paradoxical sleep. The notion that sleep or wakefulness is regulated by a substance that circulates within the blood is. unlikely, given that the cerebral hemispheres of a dolphin sleep at different times.


Congenital central hypoventilation syndrome
Congenital central hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS) is a disorder that affects breathing. People with this disorder take shallow breaths (hypoventilate), especially during sleep, resulting in a shortage of oxygen and a buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood.n some milder cases, CCHS may be diagnosed later in life. In addition to the breathing problem, people with this disorder may have difficulty regulating their heart rate and blood pressure, for example in response to exercise or changes in body position.


Sleep Apnea (Obstructive and Central)
On the other hand, if the oxygen level is too high or the carbon dioxide is too low, then the brain slows down breathing to allow for a more normal balance. In central sleep apnea, this regulatory mechanism is disrupted and the brain's recognition of, or response to, oxygen and carbon dioxide levels is impaired.bstructive sleep apnea. In obstructive sleep apnea, the problem is not the regulation of breathing by the brain, but rather, it has to do with an obstruction to the flow of air into the lungs. The brain signals the muscles of breathing to take a breath.


Central sleep apnea
(May 2010). Central sleep apnea (CSA) or central sleep apnea syndrome (CSAS) is a sleep-related disorder in which the effort to breathe is diminished or absent, typically for 10 to 30 seconds, either intermittently or in cycles and is usually associated with a reduction in blood oxygen saturation.f the majority of the events are obstructive apneas or hypopneas it is classified as obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea. Polysomnography of sleep apnea shows interruption in breathing, that are followed by drops/reduction in blood oxygen and hike/increase in blood carbon dioxide level.


A Patient's Guide to Understanding Sleep Apnea
Apnea is the combination of two Greek words, (a and pnea) meaning (a) without and (pnea) air. Sleep apnea refers to the loss of air movement during sleep. This results in a depletion of oxygen and a build up of carbon dioxide in the lungs and blood.Snoring is the most obvious event associated with sleep apnea and results from turbulent air flow in a narrow airway.Airway collapse (apnea) is caused by negative air pressure (vacuum).noring is the most obvious event associated with sleep apnea and results from turbulent air flow in a narrow airway. Airway collapse (apnea) is caused by negative air pressure (vacuum).


Sleep Apnea (Obstructive and Central)
The brain regulates breathing by monitoring levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood. If the oxygen level is low or the carbon dioxide level is high, the brain signals the breathing muscles to breathe faster in order to expire more carbon dioxide and inspire more oxygen.bstructive sleep apnea. In obstructive sleep apnea, the problem is not the regulation of breathing by the brain, but rather, it has to do with an obstruction to the flow of air into the lungs. The brain signals the muscles of breathing to take a breath.


Central sleep apnea
If the majority of the events are obstructive apneas or hypopneas it is classified as obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea. Polysomnography of sleep apnea shows interruption in breathing, that are followed by drops/reduction in blood oxygen and hike/increase in blood carbon dioxide level.In adults, a pause must last 10 seconds to be scored as an apnea.f the majority of the events are obstructive apneas or hypopneas it is classified as obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea. Polysomnography of sleep apnea shows interruption in breathing, that are followed by drops/reduction in blood oxygen and hike/increase in blood carbon dioxide level.


Why should everyone learn about sleep and it's disorders?
Sleep-related Hypoventilation. Sleep-related Hypoventilation involves failure to breathe deeply enough to maintain adequate blood oxygen levels. It also can result in a potentially dangerous buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood which can blunt the patientâs drive to breathe.erious sleep disorders can be treated. What you learn may be crucial to the well-being and security of your family and friends, your company and your personal health. Many patients have come to us from distant states and from other countriesâin fact, from four continents for these breakthrough therapies.


Central sleep apnea
Breathing is regular in a healthy person during sleep, and oxygen levels and carbon dioxide levels in the bloodstream stay fairly constant. The respiratory drive is so strong that even conscious efforts to hold one's breath do not overcome it.f the majority of the events are obstructive apneas or hypopneas it is classified as obstructive sleep apnea/hypopnea. Polysomnography of sleep apnea shows interruption in breathing, that are followed by drops/reduction in blood oxygen and hike/increase in blood carbon dioxide level.


PSB3002
-hereditary component-history of panic disorder triggered by treatments that activate the autonomic nervous system (this would include injections of lactic acid, yohimbine, or doxapram) -breathing in a lot of carbon dioxide.The reticular formation is involved in sleep and arousal. -The term reticulum means little net.. -The reticular formation is located below the tectum. -Over 90 nuclei comprise the reticular formation.


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Meadows at Shannondell is a small, for-profit, nursing home with 60 beds based at 6000 Shannondell Drive in Audubon, PA. The facility has 49 residents indicating 82% of its beds are occupied, which is about average within this state.


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1 Shannondell At Valley Forge is an assisted living facility in Norristown, PA. 2  Shannondell At Valley Forge offers activities at their location for residents. 3  These activities generally allow residents to maintain healthy lifestyles by encouraging movement and socializing with their peers.


Shannondell At Valley Forge
1 Map. 2  Shannondell At Valley Forge is an assisted living facility in Norristown, PA. 3  Shannondell At Valley Forge offers activities at their location for residents. 4  These activities generally allow residents to maintain healthy lifestyles by encouraging movement and socializing with their peers.


The Value of Shannondell Extends Beyond Its Affordable Cost
Shannondell residents enjoy long-term peace of mind and security that stems from knowing they made a wise financial decision for their family by calling Shannondell home. When you move to Shannondell, you leave behind the headaches and costs of home maintenance, including property taxes.


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To take advantage of our value and affordability through 100% refundable entrance fees. It's everything retirement is supposed to be. It's a one-of-a-kind community in a one-of-a-kind location. It's a special place designed to fulfill your every retirement dream. It's Shannondell at Valley Forge.


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Meadows at Shannondell is a small, for-profit, nursing home with 60 beds based at 6000 Shannondell Drive in Audubon, PA.


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It's a one-of-a-kind community in a one-of-a-kind location. It's a special place designed to fulfill your every retirement dream. It's Shannondell at Valley Forge.


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Shannondell at Valley Forge, Continuing Care facility in Norristown PA with service to surrounding neighborhoods and cities can be reached at (610) 650-0300 for more details.


Meadows at Shannondell
Detailed report on the nursing home located in Audubon, Pennsylvania (PA). Meadows at Shannondell is a small, for-profit, nursing home with 60 beds based at 6000 Shannondell Drive in Audubon, PA. The facility has 49 residents indicating 82% of its beds are occupied, which is about average within this state.


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To take advantage of our value and affordability through 100% refundable entrance fees. It's everything retirement is supposed to be. It's a one-of-a-kind community in a one-of-a-kind location. It's a special place designed to fulfill your every retirement dream.


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Ancient Wonder of the World: Egypt Approves Plan to Rebuild Pharos of Alexandria. The Pharos of Alexandria was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and the most famous lighthouse in antiquity.The incredible feat of ancient engineering stood at an impressive height of 130 meters (430ft) until it was destroyed by an earthquakes in the 14 th century AD.he great Pharos of Alexandria. As a saviour of Greeks, this watchman of Pharos, O Lord Proteus, was erected by Sostratus, son of Dexiphanes, from Cnidus. For in Egypt there are no lookout posts on a mountain, as in the islands, but low lies the breakwater where ships take harbor.


Heracleion
Heracleion is also a spelling of Heraklion, Crete's largest city and capital. Heracleion (Greek: á¼¡ÏÎ¬ÎºÎ»ÎµÎ¹Î¿Î½), also known as Thonis (Î¸á¿¶Î½Î¹Ï), was an ancient Egyptian city near Alexandria whose ruins are located in Abu Qir Bay, currently 2.5 km off the coast, under 10 m (30 ft) of water.eracleion was originally built on some adjoining islands in the Nile Delta, and was intersected by canals. It possessed a number of harbours and anchorages, was the sister city of Naucratis, and was superseded by Alexandria.


Lighthouse of Alexandria
In front of Egypt; Pharos is what men call it. Pharos was a small island just off the coast of Alexandria. It was linked to the mainland by a man-made connection called the Heptastadion, which thus formed one side of the city's harbor.haros was a small island just off the coast of Alexandria. It was linked to the mainland by a man-made connection called the Heptastadion, which thus formed one side of the city's harbor.


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Alexanderâs funeral procession THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER Alexander the Great left Egypt before Alexandria was built, so he never saw the city. He died eight years later in 323 BCE in Babylon, in Mesopotamia and his body was brought back to Egypt by one of his army generals, Ptolemy.0 A lthough Alexandria was a Greek city, the Egyptian gods continued to be worshipped. The most widely worshipped of these were the goddess Isis, the god Osiris who was her husband and brother, and their son, Horus. Together, they formed a triad, or group of three gods.


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The information on Lighthouse Facts was obtained from the United States Lighthouse Society. * The first known lighthouse was the Pharos of Alexandria, Egypt. Constructed between 300 and 280 BC by Ptolemy I and his son Ptolemy II, it stood about 450 feet high.This lighthouse was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.The most expensive lighthouse built in America is St. George Reef, off Crescent City, CA. It took ten years to construct (1882-1892) and cost $715,000.00. The Coast Guard abandoned it in 1972. *The Lighthouse Service was created in 1789 by the 9th Act of the first Congress.


Lighthouses: FAQ
In the days of wooden ships with sails, the wind and waves could easily push them against the rocks and wreck them. And so, the need for lighthouses as warning signals arose. One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World was a lighthouseâthe famous Pharos of Alexandria, Egypt.It is the first one that is recorded in history and was built about 280 BC. Those records tell us that it was the tallest one ever builtâ450 ft.n the days of wooden ships with sails, the wind and waves could easily push them against the rocks and wreck them. And so, the need for lighthouses as warning signals arose. One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World was a lighthouseâthe famous Pharos of Alexandria, Egypt.


Archaeologists Find Sunken Egyptian City
The scientists may have also helped solve the mystery of how one of the most thriving cities of ancient Egypt â now in the bay of Abu Qir about 3.5 miles off the coast of the modern Egyptian resort of Alexandria â seemed to simply disappear.he writings put the founding of the city more than 2,300 years ago, before ancient Alexandria was founded in 331 B.C. Herakleion was at the mouth of the Nile, flourishing for thousands of years, from early times of the Egyptian pharaohs into the Middle Ages, according to historians.


Lost Egyptian City Found Underwater After 1200 Years
1,200 years ago the ancient Egyptian city of Heracleion disappeared beneath the Mediterranean. Founded around 8th century BC, well before the foundation of Alexandria in 331 BC, it is believed Heracleion served as the obligatory port of entry to Egypt for all ships coming from the Greek world.ith his unique survey-based approach utilising sophisticated technical equipment, Franck Goddio and his team from the IEASM were able to locate, map and excavate parts of the city of Thonis-Heracleion, which lies 6.5 kilometres off todayâs coastline about 150 feet underwater.


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3. The present study recorded for the first time 19 polychaete species on the Egyptian Mediterranean Coast of Alexandria. They belong to Syllidae (7 species), Hesionidae (3 species), Serpulidae (2 species) and 7 other families (one species each).. The present study recorded for the first time 19 polychaete species on the Egyptian Mediterranean Coast of Alexandria. They belong to Syllidae (7 species), Hesionidae (3 species), Serpulidae (2 species) and 7 other families (one species each).


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Results. The present study recorded for the first time 19 polychaete species on the Egyptian Mediterranean Coast of Alexandria. They belong to Syllidae (7 species), Hesionidae (3 species), Serpulidae (2 species) and 7 other families (one species each).. The present study recorded for the first time 19 polychaete species on the Egyptian Mediterranean Coast of Alexandria. They belong to Syllidae (7 species), Hesionidae (3 species), Serpulidae (2 species) and 7 other families (one species each).


Element Families of the Periodic Table
Element families are indicated by numbers located at the top of the periodic table. Photo Credit: Todd Helmenstine. An element family is a set of elements sharing common properties. Elements are classified into families because the three main categories of elements (metals, nonmetals and semimetals) are very broad.


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For example Helium has an electron configuration of 1s 2; the 1 denotes the energy level or shell (also known as the principle quantum number n) the s the type of orbital and the 2 denotes the number of electrons.


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Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: The Least reactive elements are the noble gases: Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, and Radon. The Most reactive elements are the halogens in group XIIA. Source(s): SJohnson Â· 7 years ago.


Element Families of the Periodic Table
Alkali Metals or Group 1 Family of Elements. The highlighted elements of the periodic table belong to the alkali metal element family. Photo Credit: Todd Helmenstine. The alkali metals are recognized as a group and family of elements. These elements are metals.


Element Families of the Periodic Table
The highlighted elements of this periodic table belong to the transition metal element family. The lanthanide and actinide series below the body of the periodic table are transition metals, too. Photo Credit: Todd Helmenstine. The largest family of elements consist of transition metals.


Question: 6] That family of elements that is highly nonreactive is called the _____. A ) alkaline earth fam...
[10] Elements in the same period on the Periodic Table will have the _____. A) same number of electrons in their outermost energy levels. B) same number of protons in their outermost energy levels. C) increasing number of protons as they move across the the period.


Chemistry chapter 2
What the table tells us-Atomic number â number of protons in the nucleus of each atom of an element. Increases from left to right and from top to bottom on the table. - Atomic mass â found by adding the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus.


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- Found in the second column. Halogen Gases. - Non metal and highly reactive. - Flourine is the most reactive and Iodine is the least. Noble Gases. - Most stable and unreactive elements in the periodic table. - Some (argon and neon) are used in light fixtures and glow in distinctive colours.


Heading to Group Two
So we just covered the alkali metals in Group I. You will find the alkaline earth metals right next door in Group II. This is the second most reactive family of elements in the periodic table.


What elements are very unreactive?
Report Abuse. elements on the right side on the periodic table are unreactive, elements on the left are very reactive. The most unreactive elements are therefore the Noble gases.


2016 Jeep Wrangler specs, design, release date
2016 Jeep Wrangler release date and price. Release date is not yet know but it is supposed to be somewhere towards the end of the year. Price for 2016 Wrangler is not published yet but speculations are from $30.000 for base model to even $45.000 for model with some improved features.


What's New for the 2017 Jeep? - Future Wrangler
The 240 hp and 420 lb-ft of the 3.0L EcoDiesel is probably a little too much to be considered for the small Jeep. However, the VM Motori HR428 DOHC 2.8L pushing 161 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque or the A428 2.8L punching out 197 hp and 369 lb-ft of torque could be the perfect. match for the Wrangler.


2016 Jeep Wrangler specs, design, release date
2016 Jeep Wrangler specs, design, release date. Good news is coming from Jeep. New 2016 Jeep Wrangler is ready to debut. Car enthusiasts are anticipating to se new redesign of Jeep and the new look this car will get.


2016 Jeep Wrangler specs, design, release date
And as for the weight, the new 2016 Wrangler should be lighter because of the use of aluminum body. Wrangler aerodynamics will also be better due to alternations and changes made to the front side of the car. Interior will also come with few improvements as well.


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2018 Dodge Ram-Design,Review,Release Date. 2018 Dodge Ram is going for a minor refresh of style. Larger, more detailed revision of the exterior and the interior is planned for 2020. 2018 Chrysler 200-Review,Specs,Release Date. 2018 Chrysler 200 is going to come with a several improvements over the last model.


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Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time. usually the September or october the previous year. for example, the new '09 cars will come out this coming September. 6 people found this useful.


Secaucus, New Jersey
Also, a little more 2016 cars will probably be out by Spring of 2015 just like some 2010 models were out in spring of 2009, but only a handful of 2016's will be released by the spring of 2015 and most of them won't be out until fall of 2015. Source(s): http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_yea...


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For example, this means that a 2014 model year vehicle can legally go on sale on January 2, 2013.[2] This has resulted in a few cars in the following model year being introduced in advertisements during the NFL's Super Bowl..


When Do New Car Models Come Out?
Quick Answer. As of 2014, new models of vehicles begin arriving at dealerships during late summer through early fall each year. The unofficial launch date is October 1, according to Kelley Blue Book, when manufacturers display vehicles at car shows, but many vehicles are released months before. Continue Reading.


How to clean the underside of your car; The Easy Off Challenge
How to clean the underside of your car. The traditional cleaning method for your greasy underside has been steam cleaning, media blasting, or for the really messy spaying on Gunk or some similar product.Our Project Barn Find AMX had 12 years of grime on it but had a very sound and relative clean underside.We had always heard that Easy Off Oven Cleaner was a better grease cleaner than Gunk and similar automotive products. Personally, I have found Gunk and similar products nearly worthless.ur Project Barn Find AMX had 12 years of grime on it but had a very sound and relative clean underside. We had always heard that Easy Off Oven Cleaner was a better grease cleaner than Gunk and similar automotive products. Personally, I have found Gunk and similar products nearly worthless.


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Oh by the way I have bought a gallon of your Chassis Saver before for my race car, and I have to say that stuff is awesome. Very high quality product for a very good price. Sure beats POR-15!!!.h by the way I have bought a gallon of your Chassis Saver before for my race car, and I have to say that stuff is awesome. Very high quality product for a very good price. Sure beats POR-15!!!.


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For me on my truck, I do sometimes actually get underneath and scrub on the chassis. I think that it looks bad with a beauitfully cleaned and polished black truck to have grey wheel wells and chassis showing underneath. But just do what you feel would meet your needs for your car.ey y'all, I now clean my chassis with a pressure washer. Is there a better way? The PW gets most of the stuff off, but I wonder about a APC and a brush. TIA.


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Cleaning the chassis is not difficult and it will help you inspect for signs of problems to address in your restoration. Here are some before and after photos of an Emerson model 1232 radio/TV: Most sets are not this dirty, but this one had been used in a kitchen and it was coated with a layer of greasy dust.leaning the chassis is not difficult and it will help you inspect for signs of problems to address in your restoration. Here are some before and after photos of an Emerson model 1232 radio/TV: Most sets are not this dirty, but this one had been used in a kitchen and it was coated with a layer of greasy dust.


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Re: Chassis Cleaning. Pressure washer is good, but even better if combined with a degreaser. You can get the degreaser to a lot of hard to reach spots with a pressurized sprayer (like a hudson or garden bottle). I've never done much agitating with a brush on the undercarriage.ey y'all, I now clean my chassis with a pressure washer. Is there a better way? The PW gets most of the stuff off, but I wonder about a APC and a brush. TIA.


KÃ¤rcher Chassis Cleaner Demo (Demonstration cleaning under a car)
Apply Protection Treatment. The foam nozzle provides intensive foam. for a thoroughly deep clean. It is supplied with a sample of detergent and protection treatment. Top tips to help you maintain your vehicle's value... 1. Be a smart car buyer from the start.pply Shampoo. Cleans and protects the underside of your vehicle from the highly corrosive. combination of salt and water. 2. High Pressure Clean. Tackles all vehicle heights with its adjustable cleaning head.


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Hey y'all, I now clean my chassis with a pressure washer. Is there a better way? The PW gets most of the stuff off, but I wonder about a APC and a brush.TIA.ey y'all, I now clean my chassis with a pressure washer. Is there a better way? The PW gets most of the stuff off, but I wonder about a APC and a brush. TIA.


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Re: Chassis Cleaning. I was planning on detailing the under-body of my car. Prior to that, I will be removing all the wheels one by one and detail them individually + the chassis parts behind the wheel and the wheel wells.ey y'all, I now clean my chassis with a pressure washer. Is there a better way? The PW gets most of the stuff off, but I wonder about a APC and a brush. TIA.


How to Clean Your Car Like a Pro.
Well it needs a little help. This is where you come in. Begin with a nice clean bucket, a hose, a good car soap and a sponge (or other soft scrubbing utensil). I always begin my rinsing out the bucket to make sure there is nothing in there that would add scratches to my car.After that, read the label on your bottle of car soap for the specific amount to add.egin with a nice clean bucket, a hose, a good car soap and a sponge (or other soft scrubbing utensil). I always begin my rinsing out the bucket to make sure there is nothing in there that would add scratches to my car.


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I got some free time to show y'all how to grease a car chassis. By the way if you do this to y'alls car I am no way held responsible for any damages to your car.1  Autos & Vehicles.2  Standard YouTube License. got some free time to show y'all how to grease a car chassis. By the way if you do this to y'alls car I am no way held responsible for any damages to your car. 1  Autos & Vehicles. 2  Standard YouTube License.


When did Steve McQueen die, what was the cause of his death, what were his biggest movies and how old was he?
Steve McQueen starred in a number of iconic films, including Bullit (1968) Who was Steve McQueen? Steve McQueen, born Terance Steven McQueen on March 24, 1930, was Beech Grove, Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis. He was cared for by his grandparents and uncle in Slater, Missouri after his mother Julia, an alleged alcoholic, found herself unable to care for him and his stuntman father William abandoned them.


Alexander McQueen Dead: Fashion Designer Commits Suicide At Age 40 (PHOTOS)
Days before his death, McQueen told Harper's Bazaar Australia that he was in the middle of a nasty breakup with a man whose name he had tattooed on his arm, the New York Post reports. McQueen called him a bastard who went back to Australia and I was left looking at his name.


When did Steve McQueen die, what was the cause of his death, what were his biggest movies and how old was he?
Steve McQueen's role in Bullit cemented him as a movie superstar How did Steve McQueen die? Steve McQueen died aged 50 in 1980 after a persistent cough developed two years earlier was diagnosed as pleural mesothelioma.


When did Steve McQueen die, what was the cause of his death, what were his biggest movies and how old was he?
McQueen died aged just 50, but left behind a reel of classic movies What famous movies has Steve McQueen starred in? Steve McQueen starred in a number of major motion pictures.


Terry Leslie McQueen dies at 38
Cancel reply. 1  May God Bless her. Reply. 2  Rest in peace.I hope you are in Heaven with your Father. So sad that she died. Reply. 3  She had liver failure. She died from respiratory failure because her liver failed. We drown in our own fluids when our luver quits. Not murder. Likely end stage alcoholic or liver damage due to attempted suicide.


Alexander McQueen Dead: Fashion Designer Commits Suicide At Age 40 (PHOTOS)
*Scroll down for a slideshow of McQueen, his designs and reactions to his death. * UPDATE (2/25): McQueen's funeral took place in London today, and was attended by family and close friends. UPDATE (2/17): A British coroner's official told an inquest Wednesday that McQueen hanged himself in his London apartment after leaving a note nearby.


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Steve McQueen died on November 7, 1980 at the age of 50.


Alexander McQueen Dead: Fashion Designer Commits Suicide At Age 40 (PHOTOS)
Police did not directly comment when asked about how McQueen died, but said officers were called by the ambulance service at 10:20 a.m. (1020GMT) to an address on Green Street, in central London, and found a 40-year-old man dead. They did not name him but said next of kin had been informed.


Alexander McQueen Dead: Fashion Designer Commits Suicide At Age 40 (PHOTOS)
*Scroll down for a slideshow of McQueen, his designs and reactions to his death. update (2/25): McQueen's funeral took place in London today, and was attended by family and close friends.


Meet the Physical Therapists
Mindy Nagel, PT, DPT. Mindy Nagel earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Otterbein College and, after working for several years with Cincinnati-area dance companies, went on to earn her Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2006 and her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Alabama State University in 2015.


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University of Cincinnati offers training for Physical Therapists. The program is classified as a Public and confers a DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy). Admission. Admission requirements include 3 Letters of Recommendation, Bachelor's Degree, GRE, Overall GPA, and TOEFL Scores (international students).


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At a Glance. University of Cincinnati offers training for Physical Therapists. The program is classified as a Public and confers a DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy). Admission requirements include 3 Letters of Recommendation, Bachelor's Degree, GRE, Overall GPA, and TOEFL Scores (international students).


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Recent News from CVG. 4/12/17: Commercial Vehicle Group Announces The Successful Refinancing Of Its Senior Notes. 3/13/17: Commercial Vehicle Group Announces Intent To Refinance 7.875% Senior Secured Notes. 3/9/17: Commercial Vehicle Group Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2016 Results. 3/6/17: Commercial Vehicle Group (CVG) Participates In CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017 Show In Las Vegas, Nevada, From March 7th To March 11th, 2017. 2/27/17: Commercial Vehicle Group (CVG) Participates In SIMA, International Agribusiness Show In Paris, France, From February 26th To March 2nd, 2017â³.


Greater Cincinnati Water Works
Water Main Breaks and Leaks. To report a water main break or leak that is not listed, please use the City of Cincinnati's online citizen service request system or call 513 591-7700. To see the current list of leaks and breaks throughout the GCWW service area, please view our Leaks and Breaks map. View All News. View All News.


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Got a phone call from the this number several times and its always different but they leave the same message everytime. It is says ( To Learn about your Legal Options) then it ends message. I have gotten the same message from the following numbers. 1-347-773-4606. 1-405-549-9764. 1-844-236-6552. 1-631-223-4242.


Meet the Physical Therapists
Meet the Physical Therapists. David Stejbach, PT, DPT, ATC, CSCS, Cert. David Stejbach has his Doctorate of Physical Therapy and has extensive experience working with a diverse group of children and adults from the well-tuned athlete to the aging baby boomer.


Who We Are
DPT Labs | CDMO: Contract Drug Development and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Services. Who We Are. On June 15, 2016, Renaissance Holdings completed the sale of its non-sterile, topicals-focused specialty and generics business, which includes DPT Laboratories, to Mylan. A global pharmaceutical company committed to setting new standards in healthcare, Mylanâs mission is to provide the worldâs 7 billion people access to high quality medicine.


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How to Become a HVAC Technician in 5 Steps
An HVAC technician installs, services and fixes heating, ventilation and air conditioning units in residential and commercial buildings. As a technician you are trained to read blueprints and use an assortment of common and specialized tools, including metal cutters, flow sensors and current meters.


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HVAC technicians install and repair heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment and systems. As part of your training, you'll learn how to interpret blueprints and utilize specialized tools for multiple tasks on varied pieces of equipment.


How To Become an HVAC Technician
Informal training on the job is a third route to becoming a HVAC/R technician. Traditionally, HVAC/R technicians have received their training informally through on-the-job training. Over time, new technicians complete more and more complex tasks, and eventually are able to work on their own as a qualified technician.


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A high level of work is required of an HVAC technician. There is a specific complexity to temperature control systems within the HVAC field. A formal education and certification is a job requirement for most, if not all, HVAC companies. Along with classes, apprenticeships provide valuable hands-on training.


How to Become a HVAC Technician in 5 Steps
How to Become a HVAC Technician in 5 Steps. Research what it takes to become an HVAC technician. Learn about education requirements, job duties, average wages and job outlook to find out if this is the career for you. Schools offering Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning degrees can also be found in these popular choices.


How To Become an HVAC Technician
The highest wages for HVAC/R technicians are found with employers in the electric power generation, transmission, and distribution industry, where technicians earn on average $34.09 per hour or $70,920 per year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


How To Become an HVAC Technician
HVAC Technician Job Description. Heating and Air Conditioning (HVAC) technicians work on heating, ventilation, and cooling systems. HVAC technicians are also known as Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVACR) technicians when they are also trained in working with refrigeration systems.


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You should be able to diagnose defects and complete installation of new parts if necessary. HVAC Technicians also have to have knowledge of and the ability to operate specialized machinery, equipment and tools to complete repairs and install parts. At times travel may be part of the job of an HVAC technician. Some jobs may be completed in your local area, however others may be some distance away. This will depend on the employer and their customers.