Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986
The 1986 Act also prohibited controlled substance analogs. The bill enacted new mandatory minimum sentences for drugs, including marijuana. This act mandated a minimum sentence of 5 years without parole for possession of 5 grams of crack cocaine while it mandated the same for possession of 500 grams of powder cocaine.This 100:1 disparity was reduced to 18:1, when crack was increased to 28 grams (1 ounce) by the Fair Sentencing Act of 2010.he bill enacted new mandatory minimum sentences for drugs, including marijuana. This act mandated a minimum sentence of 5 years without parole for possession of 5 grams of crack cocaine while it mandated the same for possession of 500 grams of powder cocaine.


Supply Prohibited Drug
Deemed supply. The deeming provisions under section 29 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 allow the prosecution to rely on the quantity of a prohibited drug found in a personâs possession to prove that the drugs were for supply. complete list of prohibited drugs is provided in Schedule 1 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985. SCHEDULE. Some of the most commonly prosecuted prohibited drugs include ecstasy, cocaine, amphetamines, ketamine and heroin.


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And generally as to the operation of s 57(c) of the Drugs Misuse Act 1986, see E. Barnett, â Presumption of Possession: s 57 â¦â, (1998) 18 QL 123; P. Franco, â Share and Share Alike â, (1999) 20 QL 21; Jenvey v Cook (1997) 94 A Crim R 392.nd generally as to the operation of s 57(c) of the Drugs Misuse Act 1986, see E. Barnett, â Presumption of Possession: s 57 â¦â, (1998) 18 QL 123; P. Franco, â Share and Share Alike â, (1999) 20 QL 21; Jenvey v Cook (1997) 94 A Crim R 392.


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Actual supply. The definition of supply under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 is extremely wide and includes agreeing or offering to supply even if no drugs were actually exchanged. Supply also includes authorising, attempting or having prohibited drugs in possession for the purposes of supply. complete list of prohibited drugs is provided in Schedule 1 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985. SCHEDULE. Some of the most commonly prosecuted prohibited drugs include ecstasy, cocaine, amphetamines, ketamine and heroin.


Supply Prohibited Drug
The definition of supply under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985 is extremely wide and includes agreeing or offering to supply even if no drugs were actually exchanged.Supply also includes authorising, attempting or having prohibited drugs in possession for the purposes of supply. complete list of prohibited drugs is provided in Schedule 1 of the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985. SCHEDULE. Some of the most commonly prosecuted prohibited drugs include ecstasy, cocaine, amphetamines, ketamine and heroin.


Possessing Things â S10 Drugs Misuse Act
Maximum penalty. The maximum penalty for breach of section 10(1) of the Drugs Misuse Act 1986 (ie. Possessing anything for use or using anything in connection with the commission of a drugs crime) is 15 years imprisonment. For all other offences created under section 10 the maximum penalty is 10 years imprisonment.aximum penalty. The maximum penalty for breach of section 10(1) of the Drugs Misuse Act 1986 (ie. Possessing anything for use or using anything in connection with the commission of a drugs crime) is 15 years imprisonment. For all other offences created under section 10 the maximum penalty is 10 years imprisonment.


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Magazine article from: The New Crisis ...rules for cocaine crimes. The 1986 Anti-Drug Abuse Act mandates a minimum fiveyear prison...be smart, not soft, on crime. Abuse of crack and powder cocaine is...who give up drugs.agazine article from: Journal of Drug Issues ...With the passage of the Anti-Drug Abuse Acts of 1986 and 1988, the War...documented (Lowenstein, 1986; Fishman, 1990; Carlson...women with drugs and drug abuse, and the effects of...drugs. When the Harrison Act was passed in 1914...


Amniocentesis
A syringe attached to the needle is used to collect a sample of fluid. The baby's heart tones and the mother's blood pressure and heart rate are checked at the beginning and end of the procedure. The whole procedure takes close to 30 minutes.


Prenatal testing
Based on DNA of fetal origin circulating in the maternal blood. Testing can potentially identify fetal aneuploidy (available in the United States, beginning 2011) and gender of a fetus as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. Fetal DNA ranges from about 2â10% of the total DNA in maternal blood.


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This test can be very accurate â close to 100% â but only certain disorders can be detected. The rate of miscarriage with this procedure is between 1 in 300 and 1 in 500. It also carries a low risk of uterine infection, which can also cause miscarriage, leakage of amniotic fluid, and injury to the fetus.


Common Tests During Pregnancy
AFP screening. Also called maternal serum AFP, this blood test measures the level of AFP in your blood during pregnancy. AFP is a protein normally produced by the fetal liver that is present in the fluid surrounding the fetus (amniotic fluid). It crosses the placenta and enters your blood.


Amniocentesis Prenatal Test
During an amniocentesis a small amount (usually 2 tablespoons) of amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus is removed. The amniotic fluid contains cells that have been shed by the fetus during normal development. These cells may then be used for chromosome tests and/or specific genetic tests. The fluid itself is tested for the level of alpha feto-protein (AFP) or for biochemical genetic disorders, if appropriate. Amniocentesis is best done after 15 weeks and up to 23 weeks of pregnancy. The amniocentesis procedure involves guiding a thin needle through the mother's abdomen and into the amniotic sac (see below). Ultrasound is used to determine the location of the fetus and the best place to withdraw the fluid.


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Throughout your pregnancy, you'll want to know how your baby is growing. You'll also want to know if how you're feeling is normal. Prenatal tests can offer you valuable information about your health and the health of your growing child. If your doctor recommends a screening or test, be sure to learn about the risks and benefits. Most parents agree that prenatal tests offer them peace of mind while helping to prepare them for their baby's arrival. But it's your choice to accept or decline a test.


Week 16: The Quad Screen
In some cases, doctors will combine the results of this test with results from the first trimester screen (a blood test and/or ultrasound done at around 13 weeks to check for chromosomal abnormalities) to get an even better idea of a baby's risk for Down syndrome and neural tube defects.


Prenatal testing
Prenatal diagnosis and prenatal screening are aspects of prenatal care that focus on detecting anatomic and physiologic problems with the zygote, embryo, or fetus as early as possible, either before gestation even starts (as in preimplantation genetic diagnosis) or as early in gestation as practicable.


Common Tests During Pregnancy
First trimester screening is a combination of fetal ultrasound and maternal blood testing. This screening process can help determine the risk of the fetus having certain birth defects. Second trimester prenatal screening may include several blood tests called multiple markers. These markers provide information about the risk of having a baby with certain genetic conditions or birth defects.


Prenatal testing
Alpha-fetoprotein). Blood tests for select trisomies (Down syndrome in the United States, Down and Edwards syndromes in China) based on detecting cell-free fetal DNA present in maternal blood, also known as non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), have become available.


European debt crisis
Of course they matter. Trade deficits arise when we import more than we export. Easy said. It's a tad bit more complicated. When we keep incurring these deficits, year after year, we use our domestic currency (the $) to pay for those imports. This results in our trade partners getting a considerable supply of those $.


Do Trade Deficits Matter?
Economists disagree whether the U.S. trade deficit is good or bad for the economy. Michael Collins considers the debate, offers his opinion, and suggests a solution.


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1) Purely as a descriptive matter, why do Americans care so much about budget deficits? The United States has a history of unusual concern about federal (although not state) budget deficits, going back to the earliest days after adoption of the Constitution.


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For the first time in two centuries of deficit debate, this book unifies the varied strands of the economic and political science literature, and draws definite, balanced, and inter-related conclusions regarding all of the main issues that budget deficits present.


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The deficit is blamed for all manner of economic ills, ranging from high interest rates to unemployment to the trade deficit to the low rate of national saving to low productivity growthâwhichever seems most crucial at the momentâbut little attention is paid to why it might have any of these effects.


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So even though the US is running a trade deficit, part of that deficit is actually profit to a US company - that is not counted in the national accounts as that Apple subsidiary is an international entity. But it does count towards the rise in Apple's stock price.


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In fact, however, they disagree fundamentally about whether deficits matter, and, if so, then why. They have been debating these issues for more than two centuries, with consensus occasionally emerging but not persisting.


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Trade deficits do matter. They tell you how your country is growing. For example if your country is growing rapidly , then trade deficit will be high as you will be borrowing alot, importing alot. And it might so happen that importing country's currency value drops.


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By conceptualizing budget deficits as 'tax lag'âthe spending of money by government before it has been acquired through taxationâShaviro directs us toward issues of generational burden-shifting, macroeconomic performance, and the size of government.â¦Shaviro is unusually honest about the difficulties that have left these conflicts unresolved.


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Do trade deficits matter? Answer Wiki. Trade deficits are one of the hot button issues in our world today, especially the $300 billion plus trade deficit between the United States and China. A negative trade balance is widely perceived as a sign of national weakness and a liability in the game of nations.


How To Cook Spaghetti Squash in the Oven
1 You can also cover the pan with aluminum foil, if you prefer.  Cook the squash for 30 to 45 minutes: Transfer the squash to the oven and cook for 30 to 45 minutes. Smaller squash will cook more quickly than larger squash. Check the squash after 30 minutes to gauge cooking.


How To Cook Acorn Squash: The Easiest, Simplest Method
1 You can save these for roasting in the oven, if you like!  Rub the squash halves with oil: Set the acorn squash halves cut-side up, like bowls, in the roasting pan or on the baking sheet. Drizzle them with a little olive oil and use your fingertips to rub it all over the cut surface and inside of the squash.


Don't Squander That Squash: Like Fine Wine, It Might Improve With Age
Just when this occurs depends on several factors, like the type of squash and how much the fruit ripened in the field. Members of the species Cucurbita pepo â including green acorn squash and striped delicata squash â start out with relatively little starch, so they don't have much to spare, Mazourek says. That means they won't keep long, and are best eaten in the first few weeks after harvest.


Don't Squander That Squash: Like Fine Wine, It Might Improve With Age
In butternuts, for instance, he looks for a deep tan rind without any green streaks. One exception, Loy warns, are acorn squash, which turn green long before they ripen. In his tests, he's found that most acorns for sale at the supermarket haven't fully matured. Because of that, people think that you have to put brown sugar and butter when you have acorns, Loy says. And that's just not the case..


Baked Acorn Squash
Halve each squash, then scrape out the seeds and stringy membranes. Place the halves, flesh side up, on a baking sheet and sprinkle each half with salt. Next add a generous tablespoon of butter to the center of each squash followed by 2 to 3 heaping tablespoons of brown sugar. Next drizzle squash with maple syrup. Pour 2 cups water in the bottom of the baking pan.


Baked Acorn Squash
Begin by placing each squash on a large cutting board. To cut the squash in half lengthwise, very carefully pierce the middle with a sharp knife. The skin is quite tough, so move slowly so you donât slip and cause yourself a trip to the E.R. Gently push the top of the knife until it penetrates the hard skin.


How To Cook Acorn Squash: The Easiest, Simplest Method
1 Heat the oven to 375Â°F. Place a rack in the bottom third of the oven.  Cut the squash in half from stem to tip: Start on one side of the stem and cut straight through until the knife stops hitting resistance and you've cut through to the hollow middle. Continue cutting around the acorn, through the tip, ending up on the other side of the stem. Do not try to cut through the stem.


How To Cook Spaghetti Squash in the Oven
1 Preheat the oven to 400Â°F: Preheat the oven while you prep the squash.  Slice the squash in half: Use a chef's knife to cut the spaghetti squash lengthwise from stem to tail. Spaghetti squash are really tough and hard, so be cautious and work slowly.


How To Cook Spaghetti Squash in the Oven
The answer is yes ... and also no. Once cooked, the yellow flesh of this squash will separate into long strands that you can, indeed, top with marinara sauce and twirl around your fork. The texture is like angel hair pasta â it's tender and chewy, but a bit fragile.


How To Cook Acorn Squash: The Easiest, Simplest Method
1 Rub the squash halves with oil: Set the acorn squash halves cut-side up, like bowls, in the roasting pan or on the baking sheet. Drizzle them with a little olive oil and use your fingertips to rub it all over the cut surface and inside of the squash.  Sprinkle both halves generously with salt and pepper.


Prometheus
When Prometheus stole fire from Zeus and gave it to men, there was a twofold punishment: 1) Prometheus was chained to the Caucasus mountains and 2) Pandora, the first woman, was created. If we use the creation of Pandora as a time reference, we might assume that she was created no later than 40,000 years ago.


Mythology: Prometheus
Unfortunately, by the time he got to man Epimetheus had given all the good qualities out and there were none left for man. So Prometheus decided to make man stand upright as the gods did and to give him fire. Prometheus loved man more then the Olympians, who had banished most of his family to Tartarus.


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Life, Consciousness, and Existence Quotes. One man's life or death were but a small price to pay for the acquirement of the knowledge which I sought, for the dominion I should acquire and transmit over the elemental foes of our race. (Lette...


Prometheus
When the Heifer-Maiden Io, who was also being punished by Zeus, came upon Prometheus and the daughters of Okeanos, she wanted to know her future. Prometheus, even in his tortured condition, tried to spare the feelings of the poor girl.


Mythology: Prometheus
They were given the task of creating man. Prometheus shaped man out of mud, and Athena breathed life into his clay figure. Prometheus had assigned Epimetheus the task of giving the creatures of the earth their various qualities, such as swiftness, cunning, strength, fur, and wings.


Prometheus - The Greek Titan Prometheus
Prometheus is one of the Titans from Greek mythology. He helped create (and then befriend) mankind. He gave humans the gift of fire even though he knew Zeus would not approve. As a result of this gift, Prometheus was punished as only an immortal could be. Family of Origin: Iapetus the Titan was the father of Prometheus and Clymene the Oceanid was his mother.


Prometheus
Of all the gifts Prometheus gave to the mortals, fire was by far the most important. The fire was stolen from Zeus â¦ Prometheus concealed the fire in a fennel stalk and took it from Mount Olympos to the earth below. Men no longer had to fear the night or eat uncooked food â¦ dark caves became warm homes.


Prometheus - The Greek Titan Prometheus
His brother, Epimetheus, had the gift of afterthought. Prometheus created man from water and earth. He stole skills and fire from the gods to give to man. Sources: Ancient sources for Prometheus include: Aeschylus, Apollodorus, Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Hesiod, Hyginus, Nonnius, Plato, and Strabo.


Mythology: Prometheus
To punish man, Zeus had Hephaestus create a mortal of stunning beauty. The gods gave the mortal many gifts of wealth. He then had Hermes give the mortal a deceptive heart and a lying tongue. This creation was Pandora, the first woman. A final gift was a jar which Pandora was forbidden to open.


Mary Shelley and Knowledge
Life, Consciousness, and Existence QuotesOne man's life or death were but a small price to pay for the acquirement of the knowledge which I sought, for the dominion I should acquire and transmit over the elemental foes of our race. (Lette...


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mutton is the meat from mature sheep it has a tougher texture when compared to lambs which are meat from younger sheep it is also said to have a more complex flavor since the meat comes from older sheepthe use of mutton in dishes is popular in the uk and in middle eastern countriesbut in the us one may not be able to find mutton meat quite easilyt has a tougher texture when compared to lambs which are meat from younger sheep it is also said to have a more complex flavor since the meat comes from older sheep the use of mutton in dishes is popular in the uk and in middle eastern countries


Lamb Meat (Bhed Ka Gosht)
hindi name bhed ka gosht lamb meat is the meat of a sheep who is younger than 12 months of age lambs are sorted into three kinds of meat first is the forequarter which includes the neck front legs and the ribs upto the shoulder blade the hindquarter includes the rear legs and hipsamb meat is the meat of a sheep who is younger than 12 months of age


Lamb Meat (Bhed Ka Gosht)
lamb meat is the meat of a sheep who is younger than 12 months of agelambs are sorted into three kinds of meat first is the forequarter which includes the neck front legs and the ribs upto the shoulder blade the hindquarter includes the rear legs and hipsamb meat is the meat of a sheep who is younger than 12 months of age


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the ambiguity of the terms for sheep and goat meat comes from the fact that they are both rarely eaten in the united states sheep meat is less rare but it s usually called lamb whether it s actually a lamb or notyou can find them at ethnic restaurants however irish or english restaurants will usually call sheep meat mutton and goat meat chevon or kidhe ambiguity of the terms for sheep and goat meat comes from the fact that they are both rarely eaten in the united states sheep meat is less rare but it s usually called lamb whether it s actually a lamb or not


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mutton meat is usually harvested from sheep that are about two years of age both male and female sheep may be butchered to get mutton meat and since the meat comes from older sheep cooking it also requires longer hours with extra caret has a tougher texture when compared to lambs which are meat from younger sheep it is also said to have a more complex flavor since the meat comes from older sheep the use of mutton in dishes is popular in the uk and in middle eastern countries


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lamb is a sheep that is typically under one year of age there is little fat on lamb and the meat can vary in color from a tender pink to a pale red lamb under 3 months of age is called spring lamb most sheep meat sold in the u s comes from lambs simply because mutton isn t as popularamb is a sheep that is typically under one year of age there is little fat on lamb and the meat can vary in color from a tender pink to a pale red lamb under 3 months of age is called spring lamb most sheep meat sold in the u s comes from lambs simply because mutton isn t as popular


Lamb: The Other Red Meat
lamb vs mutton lamb refers to meat from young sheep less than 12 months old which is tender and mild in flavor the meat from a sheep older than one year is called mutton and it has a more intense flavor and somewhat less tender texturend lamb is pretty lean compared to other red meats most of the fat is on the outside not marbled throughout the meat so it s easily trimmed off about 36 percent of the fat in lamb is saturated fat and the rest is mono or polyunsaturated fat


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a lamb is a sheep that is under one year old and is known for its delicate flavour and tender flesh young lamb is slaughtered between 6 and 8 weeks it is the palest of all lamb spring also called early or summer lamb is 3 to 5 months old lamb is a sheep that is under one year old and is known for its delicate flavour and tender flesh young lamb is slaughtered between 6 and 8 weeks it is the palest of all lamb spring also called early or summer lamb is 3 to 5 months old


Lamb and mutton
the meat of a lamb is taken from the animal between one month and one year old with a carcase carcass in american english weight of between 5 5 and 30 kilograms 12 and 65 lbs this meat generally is more tender than that from older sheep and appears more often on tables in some western countriesamb is the most expensive of the three types and in recent decades sheep meat is increasingly only retailed as lamb sometimes stretching the accepted distinctions given above the stronger tasting mutton is now hard to find in many areas despite the efforts of the mutton renaissance campaign in the uk


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lamb the meat from the carcass of a young sheep is a lean red meat with a mild but distinctive flavor a very nutritious food lamb is a good source of protein b vitamins and ironamb the meat from the carcass of a young sheep is a lean red meat with a mild but distinctive flavor a very nutritious food lamb is a good source of protein b vitamins and iron


Download the Ancient Greece Facts & Worksheets
Ancient Greece was a civilization belonging to a period of Greek history that lasted from the Archaic period of the 8th to 6th centuries BC to the end of antiquity (c. 600 AD).


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Ancient Greek civilization began around 1600 BC, at Mycenae and in Crete. It ended with the annexation of Greece by Rome in 146 BC. It was at its height around 431 BC, when the Peloponnesian War between Sparta and Athens began.


When did ancient greece begin and end?
Report Abuse. Ancient Greek civilization began around 1600 BC, at Mycenae and in Crete. It ended with the annexation of Greece by Rome in 146 BC. It was at its height around 431 BC, when the Peloponnesian War between Sparta and Athens began.


When did Greek civilization begin?
The term ancient Greece refers to the periods of Greek history in Classical Antiquity, lasting ca. 750 BC[1] (the archaic period) to 146 BC (the Roman conquest). It is generally considered to be the seminal culture which provided the foundation of Western Civilization.


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Where Western civilisation began. Ancient Greece is called 'the birthplace of Western civilisation'. About 2500 years ago, the Greeks created a way of life that other people admired and copied.


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Ancient Greece, lasting ca. 750 BC[1] (the archaic period) to 146 BC (the Roman conquest). wrong,Ancient Greek Civilization starts from the Minoic Era,around 3.000 bc and then continues through Roman and Byzantine Empire,then revied during the Reinaince.


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The term Ancient, or Archaic, Greece refers to the time three centuries before the classical age, between 800 B.C. and 500 B.C.âa relatively sophisticated period in world history.


Anatomy of the Integumentary System
Hemoglobin is the red pigment, or color  of blood, and contains iron, combined with protein.   When blood passes through the lungs, oxygen joins the hemoglobin of  the red cells. From there, the red cells carry the oxygen through  the arteries and the capillaries to all other cells of the body.


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Hemoglobin's iron Red blood cells contain hemoglobin, a substance which is rich in iron. The iron is bound to the hemoglobin molecules (the protein). The iron atom that is comâ¦plexed by haem units is what gives the color. Iron is a transition element.


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Blood Tests. 1  Complete blood count: An analysis of the concentration of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets in the blood. Automated cell counters perform this test. 2  Blood smear: Drops of blood are smeared across a microscope slide, to be examined by an expert in a lab.


Comments: RBC vs WBC
RBCs contain an iron-rich protein called hemoglobin (pronounced: HEE-muh-glow-bun). Blood gets its bright red color when the hemoglobin in RBCs picks up oxygen in the lungs. As the blood travels through the body, the hemoglobin releases oxygen to the tissues.


Function of the Blood
Red blood cells contain hemoglobin, which is a pigment that contains iron and helps transport oxygen--and gives blood its red color.


Hypochromic microcytic anemias
Diseases of the Red Blood Cells. The most common condition affecting the red blood cells of teens is anemia, a lower-than-normal number of red cells in the blood. Anemia is accompanied by a decrease in the amount of hemoglobin present in the blood.


What colour is blood without oxygen?
This is due to oxygenated iron in the red blood cells. Deoxygenated bloodâ¦ is a darker shade of red, which can be seen during blood donation and when venous blood samples are taken. However, due to an optical effect caused by the way in which light penetrates through the skin, veins typically appear blue in color.


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401k Rollover
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Constitutional Convention and Ratification, 1787â1789
The U.S. Constitution. Under the Articles of Confederation, the federal government faced many challenges in conducting foreign policy, largely due to its inability to pass or enforce laws that individual states found counter to their interests.


State of Rhode Island General AssemblyRhode Island Constitution
But it did survive and remain useful all those years. However, as the middle of the 19th Century approached it became obvious that economic and demographic changes demanded a new governing constitution for the State of Rhode Island. The new Rhode Island Constitution, much of it modeled on the Royal Charter, was adopted in 1843. This 1843 Constitution was changed over the years by amendments proposed by the General Assembly. In the 1930s, after the Rhode Island Supreme Court reversed an earlier decision prohibiting Constitutional Conventions, several brief one-day or two-day Constitutional Conventions were held for limited revision purposes.


Incorporation of the Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution. Proposed following the often bitter 1787â88 battle over ratification of the U.S. Constitution, and crafted to address the objections raised by Anti-Federalists, the Bill of Rights amendments add to the Constitution specific guarantees of personal freedoms and rights, clear limitations on the government's power in judicial and other proceedings, and explicit declarations that all powers not specifically ...


State of Rhode Island General AssemblyRhode Island Constitution
From 1663 to 1843 the people of Rhode Island were governed under a Royal Charter granted by King Charles II of England.


How does the ear control the balance of the body?
Also, the... The ear has three part: the outer ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear. The inner ear is the part of the ear that is responsible for balance (and hearing as well). The inner ear has what is called the bony labyrinth, which contains perilymph fluid. The bony labyrinth contains three different sections which are the cochlea, the semicircular canals, and the vestibule.


Ears and Hearing
Ears and Hearing. The ear is a group of sensory organs in the head that collaborate to produce the sense of hearing. Together these organs perform the amazing function of converting sound waves in air into electrical signals to transmit to the brain. The ear also contains several special structures that produce the bodyâs sense of equilibrium, or balance. Three major regions make up the ear: the outer ear, middle ear, and inner ear.


Ear anatomy and physiology
Overview of the ear. The ear is the sense organ that enables us to hear. Hearing can be defined as the perception of sound energy via the brain and central nervous system. Hearing consists of two components: identification of sounds (what the sound is) and localisation of those sounds (where the sounds are coming from).


The Inner Ear: Sense of Balance and Hearing
The Cochlea. The cochlea is a fluid-filled structure in the inner ear responsible for converting the vibrations of sound waves into electrochemical impulses known as action potentials. As the ossicle called the stapes moves the oval window in and out, it causes the oval window to compress the fluid in the cochlea.


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ear - Children's Encyclopedia (Ages 8-11) Ears are the organs, or body parts, in humans and many other animals that allow them to hear. Ears work by picking up vibrations (tiny back-and-forth movements), usually in the air or water. Then they change the vibrations into signals that the brain understands as sound.


Ear anatomy and physiology
In sensorineural deafness, the sound waves are transmitted to the inner ear, but they are not converted into nerve signals that are interpreted by the brain as sounds. The defect can lie in the organ of Corti or the auditory nerves, or rarely, in some pathways and parts of the brain.


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These structures transmit sound vibrations to the inner ear. In so doing, they act as a transformer, converting sound vibrations in the external ear canal into fluid waves in the inner ear. The inner ear chamber contains tiny hearing and balance nerve endings bathed in fluid. The inner ear is a delicate, tissue-lined sense organ, which is encased in an outer hard bony shell.


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1 A CD player is a digital device: the music is stored on a CD in the form of numbers, represented by little bumps that are read by a laser. 2  In theory, the disc can be dirty or damaged and it won't make any difference to the quality of the sound you hear.


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This one is an exhibit at Think Tank, the science museum in Birmingham, England. Edison called his sound-recording machine the phonograph, which means literally sound-writer.. It had a wooden cylinder with a thin sheet of foil wrapped round it, and a sturdy needle with a horn attached to it pressed against the foil.


There's a Machine in My Toy Box!
That's rightâsimple machines! Simple machines are everywhere! Under your feet when you climb stairs, in your hand when you use a utensil to eat your dinner, even in your arm when you throw a ball. Come visit this science fair project and explore the six types of simple machines. Find out how many are hiding under the hinged lid (yes, another simple machine) of your toy box!


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In 1793, Eli Whitney invented a simple machine that influenced the history of the United States. He invented a cotton gin that was popular in the South.


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A typical record player has a stylus (similar to the needle in Edison's machine) that bumps up and down in the groove of a vinyl (plastic) disc. The stylus is a tiny crystal of sapphire or diamond mounted at the very end of a lightweight metal bar.


Tutorials/Redstone machines
Working Minecart with Dispenser [edit | edit source]. To create the minecart, run this command: /summon MinecartCommandBlock ~ ~ ~ {CustomDisplayTile:1,DisplayTile:dispenser,DisplayOffset:10}. CustomDisplayTile tells the game to render the block in the cart differently. displayTile tells it to change it to a certain block ID (a Dispenser).


Tutorials/Redstone machines
Silicon-Controlled Rectifier(SCR) [edit | edit source]. An SCR is a machine that, once powered, holds a single pulse until it can no longer be powered. In redstoning, a simple SCR can be made by making a repeater power itself. This simple SCR can be used for many things.


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Since the needle was moving up and down, the depth of the groove varied according to how loud or soft his voice was; in other words, the groove was a recording of the sound of Edison's voice translated into a mechanical form. To play back the recorded sound, Edison simply ran the process in reverse.


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Turntables themselves are relatively simple machines: little more than spinning wheels powered by electric motors. The motor either turns the turntable directly using gears (known as direct drive) or using a thin rubber belt looped over the motor and the central axle of the turntable (known as belt drive).


Dancing with the StarsPro Mark Ballas Is Engaged to Singer BC Jean
Dancing with the Stars Pro Mark Ballas Is Engaged to Singer BC Jean. Another Dancing with the Stars wedding is on the horizon! Dance pro Mark Ballas is engaged to girlfriend and bandmate BC Jean (nÃ©e Brittney Jean Carlson), PEOPLE has confirmed. Ballas, 29, originally told the happy news to Access Hollywood, describing how he took inspiration for the romantic proposal â which happened the day before Thanksgiving! â from one of their bandâs songs, âRoses and Violets.â.


BC Jean, Mark Ballasâ Girlfriend: See Who the DWTS Pro Is Dating
BC Jean, Mark Ballasâ Girlfriend: See Who the DWTS Pro Is Dating. BC Jean. BC Jean is the longtime girlfriend of Dancing With The Stars pro dancer Mark Ballas. She is often seen on the DWTS set, even singing on the show, and is also friends with other cast members. For example, BC Jean stayed in the hospital for hours recently with Ballas when Derek Hough injured himself in dance rehearsals.


Mark Ballas Engaged?
âSo many people would flip but if the couple at some point announced they were engaged Iâd be happy,â tweeted one fan. âTheyâre so cute!â. Many other fans were crushed because they hoped to marry him... On Wednesday, Mark Ballasâs rep said âno commentâ when asked whether the 30-year-old dancer was tying the knot.


Mark Ballas Is Engaged to Singer BC Jean
Mark Ballas Is Engaged to Singer BC Jean. BC Jean and Mark Ballas are engaged. Ringing in the new year with a ring! Dancing With the Stars pro Mark Ballas proposed to longtime girlfriend BC Jean (a.k.a. Brittany Jean Carlson) in November, multiple sources confirm to Us Weekly.


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Hot news. 1  Money April 12, 2017. Mark Ballas is Highest-Paid Dancer in the World. 2  Breaking news April 12, 2017. Mark Ballas to announce retirement at age 30.


Mark Ballas Engaged?
On Tuesday morning (April 11, 2017) the American Sun-Times reported Mark Ballas and girlfriend, to be shopping for engagement rings.The couple was seen closely eyeing some pricey bling in a couple of major jewelry stores â especially major diamond baubles that could only be described as the kind usually slipped on a womanâs left-hand ring finger.


Mark Ballas and Girlfriend BC Jean Jokingly Share Their Secret to Working Together
by 7:58 AM PDT, September 09, 2015. Playing Mark Ballas and Girlfriend BC Jean Jokingly Share Their Secret to Working Together. Mark Ballas and BC Jean have perfected the art of maintaining both a professional and personal life together, and now they're revealing to ET how they manage to do it all. The power couple started up the group Alexander Jean -- Mark's middle name is Alexander and BC's middle name is Jean -- after they wrote a few songs together a few years ago.


Mark Ballas American Dancer
About. 1  Mark Ballas is a 30 year old American Dancer. Born Mark Alexander Corky Ballas Jr. on 24th May, 1986 in Houston, Texas, USA, he is famous for Dancing with the Stars in a career that spans 2005âpresent. His zodiac sign is Gemini.


Mark Ballas
Mark Alexander Ballas Jr. (born May 24, 1986) is an American dancer, choreographer, singer-songwriter, musician, and actor. Ballas is a professional ballroom dancer on the ABC program Dancing with the Stars. He began competing on the show in the fall of 2007.


Mark Ballas
Ballas is a member of singer-songwriter duo Alexander Jean along with his wife, BC Jean. The two became engaged in November 2015 after three years of dating, and were married on November 25, 2016 Malibu, California.


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A person suffering from autoimmune disease invariably has gut issues. The more severe the autoimmune disease the more severe the gut issues, and vice versa. In a self-perpetuating vicious cycle leaky gut flares up autoimmune conditions, which in turn further damages the gut lining.


The One Diet That Can Cure Most Disease: Part I
If I told you there was one diet that could cure arthritis, fatigue, irritable bowel, reflux, chronic allergies, eczema, psoriasis, autoimmune disease, diabetes, heart disease, migraines, depression, attention deficit disorder, and occasionally even autism and that it could help you lose weight quickly and easily without cravings, suffering, or ...


Five Healthy Foods That May Be Making Your Autoimmune Disease Worse
Nightshades often cause inflammation and joint pain in patients with autoimmune disease. While goji berries are loaded with antioxidants and super food qualities, they may not be a super food for you if you suffer from inflammation and joint pain.


What is Autoimmune Paleo or AIP Diet?
There are many divergent paths that have an overlap with the AIP lifestyle like Autoimmune disease, adrenal fatigue, H-P Axis imbalances, co-infectins, parasites, SIBO, liver congestion, hormone imbalances, insulin resistance that play a role in how you may use supplements along with the AIP diet to heal your body.


My 30-Day Reset Autoimmune Diet Plan
In Rheumatoid Arthritis, the tissues of your joints are attacked. In psoriasis, proteins within the layers of cells that make up your skin are attacked. However, the root cause is the same. Genetic predisposition to autoimmunity makes up about one third of your risk of developing an autoimmune disease.


My 30-Day Reset Autoimmune Diet Plan
The Specifics of the Autoimmune Diet. The general idea of the autoimmune diet is that you are removing any potentially inflammatory foods, but the specifics are a bit more difficult. Some sources consider foods like fruit and sweet potatoes ok, while others do not. For reference, some sources that I find most helpful are:


How Much Does it Cost to Make a Music Video?
The total cost to produce a professional music video can range from $20,000 to $500,000 and up. There are a handful of music videos each year in the seven-figure budget range, but those are exceptions in the overall market.or $500K+ you could make a music video with these production values: And for the record, hereâs a list of the most expensive music videos of all time, many of which are from the 80s and 90s, during MTVâs heyday, when they still played videos all day: 1. Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson â Scream (1995) $7,000,000. 2.


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[â¦] Another thing we have found is that the average music video costing is between $200,000 and $500,000 this is on this link http://garrettgibbons.com/music-video-budgets/ [â¦].ssentially, the more money goes into a music video (or film), the higher the likelihood will be that the result looks professional. I have seen many bands film music videos for $500 with a first-time director who has very little film experience, and sometimes they turn out well.


What Should a Music Video Budget Be?
Many bands are wrestling with the question of how much money a music video will cost, and emerging filmmakers also struggle to know how much they should charge for their work. Here is a breakdown of some general costs that are typical in film production (and specifically in music video production):Estimated production costs: 1  Producer fee: $500 â $1250/day. 2  Director fee: $500 â $1250/day. 3  Camera operator: $500-1000/day.ssentially, the more money goes into a music video (or film), the higher the likelihood will be that the result looks professional. I have seen many bands film music videos for $500 with a first-time director who has very little film experience, and sometimes they turn out well.


How Much Does it Cost to Make a Music Video?
For $500K+ you could make a music video with these production values: And for the record, hereâs a list of the most expensive music videos of all time, many of which are from the 80s and 90s, during MTVâs heyday, when they still played videos all day: 1.Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson â Scream (1995) $7,000,000. 2.or $500K+ you could make a music video with these production values: And for the record, hereâs a list of the most expensive music videos of all time, many of which are from the 80s and 90s, during MTVâs heyday, when they still played videos all day: 1. Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson â Scream (1995) $7,000,000. 2.


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  On the average 1 to 3 days. It depends on the concept you have and the resources available. If you need to use a lot location this could make it longer. If it is a s â¦ imple video with one location you could do it in one day.After the video is shot you will need to have it edited.f neither you can also just get a digital camera, they usually have a feature to record videos. Here â¦ are some price ranges: Professional video camera price ranges from $2 000 to $ 9 000 and higher. Camcorder prices range from below $ 250 to over $ 1 000.


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Costs: Costs: You will spend between Â£80-250 per day per camera depending on which digital camera is used. The larger cameras are considerably more than this, but not really the type of camera you will need for most situations.With many options on the market it is difficult to say what the cost of camera hire would be.osts: We would suggest you budget around Â£350-1000 for a 2 minute edit, dependent on experience and the challenges of the brief. If you are after some seriously sweet looking animation, then add more onto this figure and start at around another Â£500+ per 10 second animation.


How Much Does It Cost To Make A Video?
Whether your ballpark is $2,500 or $50,000 or $250,000 (and weâve produced plenty of videos at each of those levels) itâs best to communicate that up front so we can help you create a concept and a production plan that suits your needs and achieves your goals in the most cost-effective way possible.ith 17 years worth of award-winning video and multimedia experience, we can help you define your goals, advise you on how to achieve your vision within your budget, and help you maximize every dollar you spend so it shows up on the screen in a quality production.


How much does it REALLY cost to make a record?
When you hear stories on how much a record costs to produce, you get ranges from $600 to record Nirvanaâs first album Bleach to $13 Million for Guns Nâ Rosesâ last album, Chinese Democracy. Thatâs a pretty big gap. Most industry types would say between $150K and $1Million for an album.hen you hear stories on how much a record costs to produce, you get ranges from $600 to record Nirvanaâs first album Bleach to $13 Million for Guns Nâ Rosesâ last album, Chinese Democracy. Thatâs a pretty big gap. Most industry types would say between $150K and $1Million for an album.


How Much Does Video Production Cost?
Video production is no exception. You should expect to pay $25 an hour for a graduate fresh out of film school and $250 an hour for a veteran video production pro.On average, in Phoenix and similar metro areas the executive producer of the project usually earns a flat rate.ags: video production cost, video production phoenix, video production price By: Joe Forte. Video Production Cost â Long before smart phones, flip cameras and YouTube became mainstream, if you wanted a video for your business, you were looking at an investment upwards of $10,000.


Is the Paris Pass 2018 worth it? We review prices and value here
  Depends on what brand and how you want to use it. If you want to use it for extreme gaming, it would cost around 200-500 dollars for a good one. But if you just want to â¦ use it to make the graffics look better, I would say it would cost around 80-90 dollars for a good one.f neither you can also just get a digital camera, they usually have a feature to record videos. Here â¦ are some price ranges: Professional video camera price ranges from $2 000 to $ 9 000 and higher. Camcorder prices range from below $ 250 to over $ 1 000.


What is a 'Federal Income Tax'
A federal income tax is a tax levied by the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on the annual earnings of individuals, corporations, trusts, and other legal entities. Federal income taxes are applied on all forms of earnings that make up a taxpayer's taxable income, such as employment earnings or capital gains.


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In addition to personal income tax, sales tax, and property tax, there are other taxes that states may impose, including fuel tax, inheritance tax, and corporate income tax. Fuel Tax. Every state imposes a liquid fuel tax on gasoline and diesel fuel purchased within the state. Most often the tax on gasoline and diesel fuel is a cents-per-gallon tax.


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Inheritance tax is a tax that is imposed on the transfer of property after the owner's death. Under the inheritance tax system, the beneficiary of the property must pay the tax. As with a state personal income tax system, the inheritance tax will be determined by the flat rate method or graduated rate method.


What is the process of income tax applied on a salaried person in India?
A person has to file an income tax return when his total income from all sources of income exceeds the maximum amount permissible which is not chargeable to income-tax . So if your income exceeds Rs. 2.5 lakhs for FY 2014-15 then you have to file income tax return irrespective of your tax liability amount.


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Personal Income Tax. History shows that it was the states that introduced personal income tax into America. The first modern personal income tax system was originated in 1911 by the State of Wisconsin. Today, most of the states require their residents to pay a personal income tax. These states generally use one of two methods to determine income tax. These two methods are the graduated income tax and the flat rate income tax, and both methods first require the taxpayer to figure his or her taxable income. State Sales Tax A sales tax is a tax levied on the sale of goods and services.


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Estate tax is different from inheritance tax in that estate tax is imposed on the entire estate of the individual. The federal governmnet and some states use the estate tax system. Corporate Income Tax. Most states impose a corporate income tax, which makes corporations subject to income tax just as individuals are.


How Tax Brackets Work: 2017 Examples and Myth Busting
Hereâs how tax brackets work, an example. Say youâre single with no dependents, and your taxable income is $9,000. Your marginal tax rate, according to the Federal Income Tax Brackets chart below, is 10%. You pay $900 in income tax.


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Personal Income Tax. 1  History shows that it was the states that introduced personal income tax into America. 2  A sales tax is a tax levied on the sale of goods and services. 3  The revenue from property taxes usually goes towards financing public services, such as public schools, police protection, and sanitation.


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I couldn't find a conclusive answer about what was the very first toy advertised on television, but I can tell you that Barbie was one of the first to do it successfully using â¦ the kind of ads that we would be familiar with today. The commercial appeared in 1959 selling the new 'Teen-age Fashion Model' doll.


Toy
The first toy would have been things children played with before history was recorded, such as sticks and rocks. Though the first object made with children's play in mind was â¦ not recorded, it may have been a ball, Some modern toys that are at least half a century old are Barbie dolls and Lincoln Logs.


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The first toy helicopters were made between the 12th and 14th centuries, they were made as string-pulled toys for children. The creators of the toys are unknown, mostly becaus â¦ e the only thing that supports this theory are manuscripts and paintings from that time.


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Wooden Toys is the name of the very first theme of LEGO toys to be created. The first toy was made in 1932, and exclusive to the shop owned by the LEGO Creator. It was created by Ole Kirk Christiansen. A wooden truck from 1932 â 1958.


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The first toy advertised on television was Mr. Potato Head. Introduced in 1952, it grossed $4 million in his very first year. The original Mr. Potato Head was a collection of â¦ parts with which children would use real potatoes to make countless faces. It was eight years before the plastic potato body was included.


A BRIEF HISTORY OF TOYS
Many new toys were invented in the 20th century. Plasticine was invented in 1897 by William Harbutt. It was first made commercially in 1900. Also in 1900 Frank Hornby invented a toy called meccano. Other popular toys in the early 20th century were tin cars.


Wooden Toys
Years. Wooden Toys is the name of the very first theme of LEGO toys to be created. The first toy was made in 1932, and exclusive to the shop owned by the LEGO Creator. It was created by Ole Kirk Christiansen.


The man who made the first boyish Matchbox toy actually made it for his DAUGHTER
As for Matchbox, it was sold first to Tyco Toys, which in 1997 was bought by Mattel, who still own the brand that has given so many millions of children millions of hours of simple and innocent fun.


A BRIEF HISTORY OF TOYS
Plasticine was invented in 1897 by William Harbutt. It was first made commercially in 1900. Also in 1900 Frank Hornby invented a toy called meccano. Other popular toys in the early 20th century were tin cars.


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If a Silver Service is requested and pre-booked-the flagfall is $11 extra than a standard flagfall for that time of day. Fare Calculator-Terms of Use. 1  The fare estimate provided is for the current time of day for travel. 2  The fare estimate is for a 'standard' 4 seater taxi.lease enter your pick up address and drop off address. It is optional whether you enter a full address or suburbs only, but a full address will produce a more accurate result. You can also add extra destinations by clicking 'Add Destination'.


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Distance between Brisbane Airport and south bank is 16.3 Km. Travel time from Brisbane Airport and south bank is 19 Minutes. Click below to see a map from Brisbane Airport to south bank!*Actual fare may vary with traffic, road conditions, etc.Pre-paid charges from Airport, Railway Station, etc. are usually higher.Actual fare may vary with traffic, road conditions, etc. Pre-paid charges from Airport, Railway Station, etc. are usually higher.


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1 If you ask the driver for the quickest route-the fare may be greater. ( 2 eg. 3  Airport to Ipswich-via Gateway/Ipswich Motorways is shorter in time but larger in fare than travelling via the City). 4  These estimates do not include toll charges or Airport charges.lease enter your pick up address and drop off address. It is optional whether you enter a full address or suburbs only, but a full address will produce a more accurate result. You can also add extra destinations by clicking 'Add Destination'.


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Con-x-ion Airport Transfers. Con-x-ion Airport Transfers meet every flight arriving into Brisbane Airport seven days a week, offering one way or return 'door-to-door' coach services to/from Brisbane city and CBD, the Gold Coast, Brisbane Cruise Terminal/Portside Wharf Hamilton and the Sunshine Coast.rain. Airtrain offers convenient services between the Airport, Brisbane City and the Gold Coast, as well as transfers between the Domestic and International Terminals. Airtrain operates every day between 5.45am and 10pm, departing every 15 minutes during peak hours.


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If a Silver Service is requested and pre-booked-the flagfall is $11 extra than a standard flagfall for that time of day. Fare Calculator-Terms of Use. 1  The fare estimate provided is for the current time of day for travel. 2  The fare estimate is for a 'standard' 4 seater taxi.f a Silver Service is requested and pre-booked-the flagfall is $11 extra than a standard flagfall for that time of day. Fare Calculator-Terms of Use. 1  The fare estimate provided is for the current time of day for travel. 2  The fare estimate is for a 'standard' 4 seater taxi.


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The Transition Period
So, I said all that to say this; in order to understand Paul, we need to understand the transition period. Most commentators see Philippians 3:12-16 and Paul talking about his growth in practical Christianity, practical sanctification. But I think it is clear from the context that Paul is talking about justification.


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The transitional period signals major changes in Navajo weaving. The very look and feel of textiles changed as blanket-weaving gave way to rug-making. Earlier garments and blankets, once created for domestic use and tribal trade, were replaced by handwoven floor rugs sold to an outside market.


The Transition Period
The ongoing tension of this transition period from the Old to the New Covenant is seen in Paul's allegory of Abraham's two sons. In this allegory, we have two women who are also said to be two cities, and they derive their origin from TWO COVENANTS, giving birth to two kinds of children.


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n. 1. [Rel.] expression used to describe metaphorically a period of ignorance and spiritual crisis that precedes the communion with Divinity; 2. in a larger meaning, it is used when refering to having a hard time, going through a phase of pessimism, sadness, failure etc.


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The Canadian Organic Standards require that land be managed according to the organic standards for 36 months prior to harvest of the first organic crop. This period is known as the transition period. There are two aspects to conversion.


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Lesewut is a German word for reading craze (literally) used to describe a specific period in the intellectual history of Germany from the late eighteenth century onward.


Employers May Use âShortâ Measurement Period Under the ACAâs Transition Relief
Therefore, solely for purposes of stability periods beginning in 2014, the transition relief permits employers to adopt a transition measurement period that is less than 12 months, but which: 1  Is at least six months long; 2  Begins no later than July 1, 2013; and.


Moving Through Life Transitions
There are times however, where change is the result of a major life transition and our ability to adapt to the new environment is beyond our skill level. Counselling offers individuals or families a process to work through what this life change means.


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In relation to this rotor, the subunits forming the peripheral stalk of the ATP synthase function as a stationary element (stator). In the current model of the ATP synthase, the stator is required to store energy [2] and [48] .


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Besides interactions of ATP synthases among themselves they are part of a sophisticated network of interactions with other proteins. A controversially discussed component is the so-called factor B, which is suggested to be an additional subunit of the ATP synthase [195] .


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In the first electrophoresis-based report of ATP synthase dimers, the subunits e, g, and k were identified to be important for dimerisation [84] . Additionally also subunit i is required [148] . In yeast mitochondria, these four proteins belong to the membrane intrinsic F o part of the ATP synthase.


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Subunit composition of the ATP synthase. A soluble portion, the F1 ATP-ase, contains 5 subunits, in a stoichiometry of 3 a :3 b :1 g :1 d :1 e. Three substrate binding sites are in the b-subunits. Additional adenine nucleotide binding site in the a-subunits are regulatory.


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Both, b and h are involved in the dimerisation of the ATP synthase, whereby the interactions of the peripheral stalk subunits are presumably independent of subunits e and g [183] . In addition to the structural role, the subunits of the peripheral stalk also modulate the activity of the ATP synthase.


Mitochondria
Mitochondria are unusual organelles. They act as the power plants of the cell, are surrounded by two membranes, and have their own genome. They also divide independently of the cell in which they reside, meaning mitochondrial replication is not coupled to cell division. Some of these features are holdovers from the ancient ancestors of mitochondria, which were likely free-living prokaryotes.


EGFR epidermal growth factor receptor [ (human)]
ATP synthases are part of the sophisticated cellular metabolic network and therefore multiple interactions have to be considered. As discussed in this review, ATP synthases form various supramolecular structures.


The Temperature Of Heaven And Hell
The temperature of Heaven can be rather accurately computed. Thus Heaven receives from the Moon as much radiation as we do from the Sun, and in addition 7 x 7 (49) times as much as the Earth does from the Sun, or 50 times in all. The light we receive from the Moon is one 1/10,000 of the light we receive from the Sun, so we can ignore that.


What is the Temperature in Heaven?
What is the Temperature in Heaven? This question came to mind one day, and as I started to think about the answer, this poem suddenly planted itself completely formed into my mind -- like a transplanted tree from some spiritual nursery. So, to add a little variety to your LinkedIn day, here's the answer I received.


What's the weather like in heaven?
Well that's a great question considering the fact that we've all been to heaven and back and know what the weather is like there. The weather in heaven will be what your perception of paradise is. It is different for all, if a tropical climate is what you desire, than that is what heaven will be for, for you. Source(s): higher knowledge. reds074 Â· 10 years ago.


Is there weather in heaven?
It is said that heaven is a state of perfection. This means that while there might be weather in the sense of temperature, wind, etc, it is always perfect. So there is no weather in terms of changing cycles. Written Apr 29, 2015.


TEMPERATURE OF HELL
âThe precise temperature of hell might not sound all that intense. But when you expose yourself to 285 degree heat, even for a few seconds, you begin to realize how painful it can really be.


TEMPERATURE OF HELL
A leading theologian has proved beyond the shadow of a doubt â the temperature of hell is 285 degrees Fahrenheit! A leading theologian has proved beyond the shadow of a doubt â the temperature of hell is 285 degrees Fahrenheit! And even though Dr. Stanford Brice warns against it, you can easily give yourself a dose of Hades by preheating your oven to 285 and briefly sticking your hand in it.


TEMPERATURE OF HELL
But later writings specifically likened the temperature of hell to that of a rock that had been heated in a roaring fire. In a series of tests Dr. Brice heated a wide variety of rocks in fires of varying intensity and measured how hot they got.


TEMPERATURE OF HELL
When all was said and done the average temperature of the rocks was 285 Fahrenheit â leading the expert to conclude that he had found the precise temperature of hell. Skeptics have argued that the writings the expert referred to in his studies have no basis in fact.


What's the weather like in heaven?
The weather in heaven will be what your perception of paradise is. It is different for all, if a tropical climate is what you desire, than that is what heaven will be for, for you. Source(s): higher knowledge. Tonight - Mostly cloudy.


The Temperature Of Heaven And Hell
Afterlife Weather Forecast -- the Temperature of Hell. The temperature of Heaven can be rather accurately computed. Our authority is Isaiah 30:26: Moreover, the light of the Moon shall be as the light of the Sun and the light of the Sun shall be sevenfold, as the light of seven days..


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Costs of pickleball court construction vary widely, depending on how elaborate your vision is. On the low end, to get started with a simple home set, i.e. a portable net, 4-paddles, balls, and a roll of court tape, you ll be looking at roughly $200-$400.


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If converting tennis courts, four pickleball courts can fit in the same area at dimensions of 30-feet by 60-feet (see diagram below). If you re setting up your court indoors, it s recommended that you have at least 18-20 feet of height to the light fixtures.


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Some rough square foot measurements per pickleball court are: Non-Volley Zone (kitchen) 280 square feet, service courts 600 square feet, and 2â lines 33 square feet. If your paint covers about 400 sq. /ft., youâd need a gallon for the kitchen and two gallons for the service courts.


Do It Yourself Guidelines
Some rough square foot measurements per pickleball court are: Non-Volley Zone (kitchen) 280 square feet, service courts 600 square feet, and 2â lines 33 square feet. If your paint covers about 400 sq./ft., youâd need a gallon for the kitchen and two gallons for the service courts. Acrylic paint is around $30 per gallon.


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As a courtesy we have included some of the specifications for pickleball courts. 1  The court dimension is 20 feet wide x 44 feet long for both singles and doubles matches. 2  A total playing area 30 feet wide x 60 feet long. 3  Note: this is a minmum size. 4  Most players prefer to hav a standard size of 34â x 64â.


Pickleball Court Conversion
As a courtesy we have included some of the specifications for pickleball courts. 1  The court dimension is 20 feet wide x 44 feet long for both singles and doubles matches. 2  A total playing area 30 feet wide x 60 feet long.


Build the Courts
The full bill is estimated at $200,000, with Bend Pickleball Club committed to raising $100,000 NOW to build the courts this summer. Pickleball supporters have already donated over $25,000 toward our goal. We need your support today to raise another $75,000 and start building!


Pickleball Court Surfaces | Backyard Court Builders
Pickleball court surfaces are identical to tennis and basketball surfaces, for asphalt or concrete courts. They are textured with a smooth and rounded, non-aggressive silica sand. This provides a slip-free surface in dry and wet conditions.


BUILDING YOUR PICKLEBALL COURT
The court size will depend upon the space available. A court size of 26 X 60 would provide adequate surface for the 20 X 44 court. If room is available, a little wider court would be even better. Try a few courts to see which size is best for you.


What is Spaghetti Sauce All About and Where Did it Come From?--Find Out Here
The Italian spaghetti noodle as we know it today (made with semolina flour), appears to have come into being sometime around the 1100âs (see article on where spaghetti came from). But it was to be another 500 years or so, before Italian spaghetti was popularly matched with an Italian sauce made from tomatoes.


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There are also still small Greek fishing villages in Calabria, Maltese-Italian residents whose family originated from Malta under Italian and then British rule from the 18th to the mid 20th centuries, and Catalan communities in Sardinia to this day.


What is Spaghetti Sauce All About and Where Did it Come From?--Find Out Here
A sauce is a âthickened liquid that is used to moisten and flavor a dish of foodâ (much like dressing does for a salad). Spaghetti sauce, then, is a sauce used to flavor spaghetti noodles, and keep them moist. Sauces may be either light, medium or heavy depending upon ingredients and cooking.


What is Spaghetti Sauce All About and Where Did it Come From?--Find Out Here
If you think about it, a sauce is not all that different from a gravy, and in fact, in some Italian-American households, spaghetti sauce is still referred to as tomato gravy or Sunday gravy. The technical difference between a sauce and a gravy, is that a gravy is a sauce derived from the juice of meat.


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Imported seafood from China. Where did my fish come from. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, half of our seafood comes from aquaculture such as fish farms and approximately 84 percent of the seafood consumed in the U.S. is imported.


Where did my fish come from
Where did my fish come from. Imported seafood from China. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, half of our seafood comes from aquaculture such as fish farms and approximately 84 percent of the seafood consumed in the U.S. is imported.


Pasta
Pasta (Italian pronunciation: [Ëpasta]) is a staple food of traditional Italian cuisine, with the first reference dating to 1154 in Sicily.


Main Dish Crab Recipes
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Habsburg Spain and Bourbon Spain dominated in southern Italy. From the 16th C. right through to unification, most of the Italian states were controlled by the emerging European political powers, most notably the Austrian Habsburgs, Spain, and by the 19th C., Napoleonic France.


How can I see bottom of dialogue box that is offscreen?
1 , clicking Control Panel, and then, under Appearance and Personalization, clicking Adjust screen resolution.  Click the drop-down list next to Resolution. Check for the resolution marked (recommended). This is your LCD monitor's native resolutionâusually the highest resolution your monitor can support.


Choosing the right laptop: Screen Resolutions Explainedâ¦Simply
1 If you are in one place for say 90% of the time, and then travel with the laptop occasionally (Scenario 2), then you can consider a docking station setup at the office (see image below). In this scenario, you would have:  1366 x 768 laptop Screen Resolution to work off the 10% of the time you are not at your desk.


To change your screen resolution
On the Settings tab, under Screen resolution, drag the slider, and then click Apply. 3. When prompted to apply the settings, click OK. Your screen will turn black for a moment. 4. Once your screen resolution changes, you have 15 seconds to confirm the change. Click Yes to confirm the change; click No or do nothing to revert to your previous setting. Note. To open Display, click Start, click Control Panel, click Appearance and Themes, and then click Display..


Choosing the right laptop: Screen Resolutions Explainedâ¦Simply
This is different from Screen Size. For example, many manufacturers will advertise a particular laptop that generally has the same Processor, RAM, Hard Drive etc., but then differentiate on the Screen Resolution itself.


Adjust your Monitor for better screen resolution in Windows 10/8/7
Recommended resolution (in pixels) 19-inch standard ratio LCD monitor. To get the best color displayed on your LCD monitor, make sure to set it to 32-bit color. This measurement refers to color depth, which is the number of color values that can be assigned to a single pixel in an image.


Choosing the right laptop: Screen Resolutions Explainedâ¦Simply
If you are considering the 1366 x 768 screen resolution, and you have some key business applications you use aside of Windows and Microsoft Office, it is worth looking at the application vendorâs website, and seeing what Screen Resolution they recommend as a minimum standard.


To change your screen resolution
You can switch your screen resolution temporarily to 640 X 480 if you have games or other programs that are set to run at that resolution. To switch, right-click the game or program (on the desktop or on the Start menu), and then click Properties. Click the Compatibility tab, and then select the Run in 640x480 screen resolution check box. Your display reverts to its default resolution when you close the program.


Choosing the right laptop: Screen Resolutions Explainedâ¦Simply
Screen Resolutions are subjective as everyone has different eyesight. The main point to consider here is that you should also consider Screen Size along with Screen Resolution if you are planning on purchasing a really small laptop such as a 13â or smaller device.


Choosing the right laptop: Screen Resolutions Explainedâ¦Simply
Image 3: 1920 x 1080: For: You can see everything on the screen at once. Using Outlook or Excel means you see a lot of data without the need to scroll. It is like using a 22â-24â desktop monitor in respect to how much of an application you can see on the screen at once.


Managing Devices
1 Open Screen Resolution by clicking the Start button. , 2  clicking Control Panel, and then, under Appearance and Personalization, clicking Adjust screen resolution. 3  Click Advanced settings, and then click the Monitor tab.  Under Colors, select True Color (32 bit), and then click OK.


A sight that welcomed millions of people to New York in the 1880s... the shiny COPPER Statue of Liberty as it first appeared
A sight that welcomed millions of people to New York in the 1880s... the shiny COPPER Statue of Liberty as it first appeared. 1  Statue of Liberty is made of copper just 3/32 inches thick. 2  But it's naturally oxidised to form green 'patina' covering. 3  Once looked far more shiny until the coating grew on top.


A sight that welcomed millions of people to New York in the 1880s... the shiny COPPER Statue of Liberty as it first appeared
A sight that welcomed millions of people to New York in the 1880s... the shiny COPPER Statue of Liberty as it first appeared. Statue of Liberty is made of copper just 3/32 inches thick. But it's naturally oxidised to form green 'patina' covering.


Rare Photos of the Statue of Liberty Being Built in 1883
Drawing of the Statue of Liberty in Upper New York Bay. Designed by FrÃ©dÃ©ric Bartholdi in collaboration with the French engineer Gustave Eiffel (who was responsible for its frame) and dedicated on October 28, 1886, the Statue of Liberty is a large neoclassical sculpture on Liberty Island in New York Harbor.


A sight that welcomed millions of people to New York in the 1880s... the shiny COPPER Statue of Liberty as it first appeared
Lady Liberty is made of copper 3/32 inches thick, which is the same as putting two pennies together, but it has naturally oxidised over time to form the green âpatinaâ coating.


Why did France gave Statue of Liberty to US?
Statue of Liberty. The people of France gave the Statue of Liberty to the people of the United States over one hundred years ago in recognition of the friendship established during the American Revolution. Over the years, the Statue of Liberty has grown to include freedom and democracy as well as this international friendship.


Rare disease
This definition is essentially like that of the Orphan Drug Act of 1983, a federal law that was written to encourage research into rare diseases and possible cures. In Japan, the legal definition of a rare disease is one that affects fewer than 50,000 patients in Japan, or about 1 in 2,500 people.


10 Of The Strangest Known Medical Conditions
The person with the condition not only changes the tone of voice, but will also change tongue placement during speech. The only treatment for this condition is extensive speech therapy to retrain the brain to speak in a certain way. âBastille Day London 2012 - 03â by Garry Knight via flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0.


10 More Fascinatingly Rare Disorders
In some rare cases, there are sufferers that make it past infancy, which is a feat in and of itself. A girl named Hunter Steinitz has made it to the remarkable age of 18 with this disease, though every day is a battle.


Rare disease
Prevalence (number of people living with a disease at a given moment), rather than incidence (number of new diagnoses in a given year), is used to describe the impact of rare diseases. The Global Genes Project estimates some 300 million people worldwide are affected by a rare disease. The European Organization for Rare Diseases (EURORDIS) estimates that as many as 5,000 to 7,000 distinct rare diseases exist, and as much as 6% to 8% of the population of the European Union is affected by one.


10 More Fascinatingly Rare Disorders
Every one in 100,000 babies are born with the birth defect known as ectopia cordis, where the babyâs heart is basically born outside the body. One of the oddest things about those who suffer from the disease is their appearance.


10 More Fascinatingly Rare Disorders
10 More Fascinatingly Rare Disorders. Shelby Hoebee. Humans are the product of millions of intricate processes that shape their lives from the moment of conception until their last breath. Most of the time these processes go on without a hitch, but other times they go awry.


10 More Fascinatingly Rare Disorders
10 Epidermolysis. Known as an incredibly rare birth defect, epidermolysis (also known as the Butterfly Disease) causes the skin to basically slough off when disturbed. Because of the skinâs fragility, itâs common for sufferers to be covered in painful blisters and open wounds.


Orphan drug
No single cutoff number has been agreed upon for which a disease is considered rare. A disease may be considered rare in one part of the world, or in a particular group of people, but still be common in another.


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Translate is a tool which allows the translation of a nucleotide (DNA/RNA) sequence to a protein sequence. Please enter a DNA or RNA sequence in the box below (numbers and blanks are ignored). Output format: Verbose (Met, Stop, spaces between residues) Compact (M, -, no spaces) Includes nucleotide sequence.


Translation or Protein Synthesis
The word translation seems particularly appropriate for this process since the information contained in the DNA is translated from the four-character alphabet of the bases to the twenty-character alphabet of the amino acids. The construction of the proteins is carried out on the ribosomes of the host cell.


Translation: DNA to mRNA to Protein
Translation Begins After the Assembly of a Complex Structure. The translation of mRNA begins with the formation of a complex on the mRNA (Figure 4). First, three initiation factor proteins (known as IF1, IF2, and IF3) bind to the small subunit of the ribosome. This preinitiation complex and a methionine-carrying tRNA then bind to the mRNA, near the AUG start codon, forming the initiation complex. Figure 4: The translation initiation complex.


Translation or Protein Synthesis
The translation process builds a polypeptide with the precise sequence of amino acids specified by the mRNA pattern. In eukaryotic cells, the translation process has many similarities but is of even greater complexity. The process of translation can be divided into the stages of initiation, elongation, and termination. Initiation involves at least three other proteins called initiation factors to help bind the mRNA to the smaller subunit of the two-unit ribosome.


Translation or Protein Synthesis
Those proteins which are to be used as part of the cell membrane or transported outside the cell are manufactured on ribosomes which are attached to the endoplasmic reticulum. The above is a grossly oversimplified sketch of the translation process as it applies in a prokaryotic cell.


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By the process of translation in the ribosomes of the cell, the tRNAs transfer the appropriate amino acids to build the protein according to the blueprint that has been transcribed onto the mRNA.


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(Getty) Caroline Boyer is the beautiful wife of country star Luke Bryan. Bryan and Boyer married December 8, 2006 and appear to have a loving and healthy relationship. Read on for the details on their marriage, how they met, the tragedies theyâve suffered together and more.


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One of Bryan's Chapter Brothers is Cole Swindell, Georgia Southern 2005 who won the Academy of Country Music's New Artist of the Year Award in 2015. He made it to Nashville years later after his father told him to pack his truck to pursue a career in music.


Luke Bryan
Luke Bryan is married to his college sweetheart, Caroline Boyer, whom he met at Georgia Southern University. Bryan and Boyer married on December 8, 2006. They met at a local bar called Dingus Magees when Bryan was a senior and Boyer was a freshman.


Break-Up Rumors, Is Luke Bryan Single Again?
A rep for Luke Bryan was not immediately available for comment. Truth or rumor, when news that the singer was splitting hit the internet Wednesday (August 17), Twitter immediately exploded with pithy commentary.


Meet Luke Bryanâs Wife, Caroline Boyer Bryan
Meet Luke Bryanâs Wife, Caroline Boyer Bryan. Luke Bryan's wife, Caroline, is often spotted alongside her hunky husband. Let's get to know the lovely Mrs. Bryan better! Luke Bryan met his wife Caroline Boyer back when they attended Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA. The pair met at a local bar called Dingus Mageeâs in the fall of 1998, he was a senior and she was a freshman.


Luke Bryan Shows Off Family and Friends in Latest Music Video
by Samantha Stephens 4/8/2016. So, Dierks Bentley might have gotten the song title a little mixed up bit during the opening of Sundayâs (April 3) Academy of Country Music Awards, but thereâs no mistaking: Itâs huntinâ, fishinâ and lovinâ every day that Luke Bryan cherishes. In the new video for his single âHuntinâ, Fishinâ and Lovinâ Every Day,â Bryan take us back to his roots by showing us what he loves best â these things and his beautiful family and friends. Youâll see cameos from Lukeâs wife Caroline, his sons, his nephew Til and his buddy Dallas Davidson. Look closely enough and youâll catch star Duck Dynasty star Willie Robertson clad in camo. Itâs nice to see Bryan break it down and show us a bit of his home life away from the glitz and glamour.


Luke Bryan & Wife Caroline Boyer: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Luke Bryan & Wife Caroline Boyer: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know. Caroline Boyer is the beautiful wife of country star Luke Bryan. Bryan and Boyer married December 8, 2006 and appear to have a loving and healthy relationship. Read on for the details on their marriage, how they met, the tragedies theyâve suffered together and more.


Meet Luke Bryanâs Wife, Caroline Boyer Bryan
Bryan explained to Good Housekeeping that he was smitten with his wife at first sight, âIt was love at first sight with Caroline â those blue eyes of hers. Despite how smooth Luke Bryan seems, Caroline fessed up to People magazine that she was the one who made the first move, âHe was always a gentleman.


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It depends on what you mean by size.   The diameter of Charon is about 1200 km, while that of 134340 Pluto  is about 2300 km. This means that, in terms of diameter, Cha â¦ ron is  a little over half as big.


What size is Pluto?
The size of planet Pluto is 1410 miles. But Pluto is now no longer a planet o body knows what actually happened at the precise time.


Size of Plutoâs Moon Charon Pinned Down
Charon is the largest known moon in relation to the size of its host planet. It is about half the size of Pluto and about eight times less massive. The new observations put Charon's diameter at between 750 and 753 miles (1,207 and 1,212 kilometers). Charon's density is 1.71 times that of water, which suggests its icy contents are just more than 50 percent rock, and about 10 percent less rock by mass than Pluto. Ironically, Charon's density is now known more precisely than that of Pluto.


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The diameter of Pluto is only 2,390 km across. Just for comparison, thatâs about 70% the diameter of the Moon. And itâs a fraction of the size of the Earth; about 18% of the Earthâs diameter. In terms of volume, Pluto only has 6.39 x 10 9 km 3. That sounds like a huge number, but itâs only 0.59% of the volume of the Earth. In other words, you could put almost 170 objects the size of Pluto inside the Earth. The mass of Pluto is 1.3 x 10 22 kg, which is only 0.2% the mass of the Earth, or 18% the mass of the Moon. Needless to say, Pluto doesnât have very much mass at all. The surface area of Pluto is 1.67 x 10 7 square kilometers. Thatâs only 3.3% the surface area of Earth, and about the same surface area as Russia. If you could stand on the surface of Pluto, you would experience only 6.7% the gravity you enjoy on Earth.


What is Pluto?
Pluto is the smallest of all known Planets. Now it is considered to be a dwarf planet. It takes 248 years to make one orbit around the sun. As to where it is, depends on t â¦ ime. Earth and Pluto move in different orbits, so to detect where Pluto is, requires an exact time.


Pluto
Like other Kuiper belt objects, Pluto is primarily made of ice and rock and is relatively smallâabout one-sixth the mass of the Moon and one-third its volume. It has a moderately eccentric and inclined orbit during which it ranges from 30 to 49 astronomical units or AU (4.4â7.3 billion km) from the Sun.


Size of Plutoâs Moon Charon Pinned Down
Pluto is known to have a very thin atmosphere, based on other occultation observations. If Charon has one, the new observations indicate, its pressure would be less than one-sixth of a millionth of the air pressure at the surface of the Earth. That would be 100 times less than the air pressure at Pluto's surface.


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Example: To compute your cost of sales percentage, divide cost of sales by sales: Cost of Sales $300,000 (at retail) Divided by Ã· Sales $500,000 (at retail) Equals Cost of Sales Percentage 60% 3. Markup: The difference between the wholesale cost and the original retail price.


How Much Does it Cost to Play Golf?
Gloves, which stabilize a player's grip on the club, cost $5 to $25. Golf shoes reduce slipping and help maintain proper footwork, and typically cost between $50 and $200 per pair. Green fees for a round of golf vary by location, season and time of day.


How Much It Costs to Play a Round of Golf
Depending on the construction and maintenance costs involved, the geographic location and many other factors, daily-fee courses can be as cheap as $25 per round (for 18 holes) or as expensive as resort courses (hundreds of dollars).


What's It Really Cost to Play Golf?
Transcript: Pilates for Golf. Sarah Christensen, president of Pilates for Golf, and Marianna White, program director of the Pilates for Golf program, were online to answer your questions about getting in shape to improve your game.


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$________ 6. What was your dollar per square foot? $________ Golf Merchandise Sales Statistics Each year the Association of Golf Merchandisers surveys its members to collect important statistics relating to average total sales, average dollar per round and average dollar per square foot.


How Much Does it Cost to Play Golf?
Green fees. Green fees for a round of golf vary by location, season and time of day. Nine-hole municipal courses can charge as little as $5 to $10 to walk, while full-length 18-hole courses charge anywhere from $25 to $150 or more. Fees are generally highest in the morning and on weekends.


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Sales $500,000 Divided by Ã· Shop Square Footage 1500 Equals Dollar-Per-Square-Foot $333.33 Industry benchmarks for average dollar-per-square-foot range from a low of $358 at shops at private country clubs to a high of $548 at golf shops at resorts. See chart on page 14 for AGM member sales statistics. 3.


What's It Really Cost to Play Golf?
Find a course in the Washington area, get some pointers or take a look at some of the most scenic courses in the area. Full coverage. Area Golf Scenes: The Post's Gene Wang ranks his top five courses in the metro area when it comes to scenery. ___ Live Discussions___  Area Golf: NOW: Swing Editor Craig Stoltz and Capitol Golf Weekly's Dave Lucas are online discussing local golf.


How Much Does it Cost to Play Golf?
For those looking to upgrade their set, equipment from top manufacturers ranges from $150 to $500 each for drivers and woods, $50 to $300 each for putters and $400 to $1,500 for a set of iron. Balls cost $15 to $50 per dozen.


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The lower the cost of sales percentage, the higher the profits. Industry benchmarks for average cost of sales percentages range from a low of 55.5% at resort golf shops to a high of 68.8% at golf shops at private country clubs.


How to Become a College Professor: Education and Career Roadmap
Additionally, you can begin to get an idea of how professors work and interact with students at the undergraduate level. Step 3: Enroll in Graduate School. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, college professors need at least a master's degree, and in many cases, a doctoral degree is required.


How to Become a College Professor
Five Parts:Completing Your Undergraduate DegreeApplying to Graduate SchoolSucceeding in Graduate SchoolTaking a Tenure Track JobTaking a Non Tenure Track JobCommunity Q&A. Teaching at a university is a rewarding career, but with a declining number of available positions, becoming a college professor isn't easy.


What education and training is required to teach at a college or university?
These programs offer graduate students at research universities the opportunity to work as teaching assistants at other types of institutions, such as liberal arts or community colleges. Working with a mentor, the graduate students teach classes and learn how to improve their teaching techniques.


How to Become a College Professor: Education and Career Roadmap
Should I Become a College Professor? The minimum level of education required for college professors is a master's degree, which can qualify an individual for work as a professor at a community college. A doctoral degree is typically required to work as a full-time, tenure-track university professor.


How to Become a College Professor: Education and Career Roadmap
A bachelor's degree is the first step on the long educational road to becoming a college professor. Since a bachelor's degree is a prerequisite for entering graduate school, you should keep in mind what's required to graduate from a bachelor's degree program and what's required to qualify for a graduate degree program.


What education and training is required to teach at a college or university?
Educational requirements for teachers are generally highest at research universities, where a Ph.D. is the most commonly held degree; at career and technical institutes, experience and expertise in a related occupation is the principal qualification. Education and training.


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1 If you plan ahead now, you will establish the necessary time management skills you will need in college.  Divide your time into manageable chunks. Don't plan for large chunks of time (like 4 or 5 hours) because it might be harder to maintain that level of attention and commitment.


What education and training is required to teach at a college or university?
Training requirements for postsecondary career and technical education teachers vary by State and subject. In general, career and technical education teachers need a bachelor's or graduate degree, plus at least 3 years of work experience in their field. In some fields, a license or certificate that demonstrates one's qualifications may be all that is required.


How to Become a College Professor
How to Become a College Professor. Teaching at a university is a rewarding career, but with a declining number of available positions, becoming a college professor isn't easy. More than 70 percent of all college faculty currently teach off the tenure track, meaning their future at the university is not stable. For many adjunct professors, getting an advanced degree is a path into poverty; more than 33,000 Ph.D. holders are currently on public assistance.


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Teaching at the college level is challenging because of the many requirements needed to obtain a post as well as to maintain it. It is also rewarding because you affect others' lives positively. Many aspire to teach at the college level, but only a few know the requirements for teaching. Requirements to teach college-level courses depend on the type of college where you want to teach. Community colleges require a master's degree, and universities require a doctorate. Some colleges may require a combination of degrees and teaching experience. Experience includes serving as a teaching assistant or researching with a renowned scholar.


Life Expectancy of Turnout Gear
3. Pros & Cons of Laundering. There is a consensus that regular laundering of turnout gear may shorten its useful life by 10% to 20% because of the loss of fabric fibres through the mechanical action of tumbling in a washer.


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This chart describes the expected percentage of people who perform the job of Fire Fighter that make less than that salary. For example 50% of the people who perform the job of Fire Fighter are expected to make less than the median.


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FACT: The average California firefighter is paid 60% more than paid firefighters in other 49 states (and thatâs not counting the volunteers). CA cops paid 56% more. CA 2011 median household income (including govât workers) is 13.4% above natâl average.


Life Expectancy of Turnout Gear
However, experience garnered over the past 15 years suggests that in an active fire department, turnout gear has a useful life of four to five years depending on the factors mentioned previously.


Life Expectancy of Turnout Gear
The answer is, It depends on a variety of factors: 1  The frequency of use, i.e. the number of times per week it is worn; 2  The conditions to which it has been exposed (heat, chemicals, sunlight, abrasion, etc); 3  The number of times that it has been laundered and the laundering procedures employed;


Life Expectancy of Turnout Gear
Many departments keep garments in service longer than five years but often that gear is either not providing the level of protection needed or the cost of keeping it in service does not make economic sense. Let's look at some of the key issues surrounding the longevity of turnout gear.


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And CERTAINLY not making $50K. You work in some other state making FAR less than our overpaid CA firefighters receive. FACT: The average California firefighter is paid 60% more than paid firefighters in other 49 states (ignoring the 72% who are volunteers). CA cops are paid 56% more. And then thereâs the 30 year pensions that issue a higher take-home check than these public servantsâ salary provided when they were employed. But the CA 2011 median household income (including 2,000,000 govât workers) is only 13.4% above the national average.


Firefighter one of nationâs safest jobs
The average death rate in 2011 was 3.5 per 100,000 workers for the average American worker. Fishermen had the most dangerous jobs with 121 deaths per 100,000, followed by loggers and pilots. Firefighters die at a rate of 2.5 per 100,000 workers, which is slightly above the rate for cashiers (1.6).


A Day In the Life of a Firefighter
A Day In the Life of a Firefighter. A Day in the Life of a CHFR Firefighter. This is a look at an average day for firefighters within the Cedar Hammock Fire Department. A firefighterâs work week averages 56 hours per week being on duty 24 hours and off duty the next 48 hours. Crews have specific training six days a week along with various other duties, which includes public education talks, inspections, flowing of district hydrants, and everyday tasks.


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Sleep Timer. Pandora for iPad has a sleep timer you can set to make your station stop playing automatically after 15, 30 or 60 minutes. From the âNow Playingâ screen, open your Settings from the bottom right corner. Tap Sleep Timer and select how many minutes you'd like the timer to wait before it pauses your station.ou can then choose whether you would like to see a list of your liked tracks, artists or albums. Buy Song. Tap the Menu button just to the right of the current song information, toward the right-hand edge of the screen, and select the option you wish. Purchased songs will show up in your iTunes Library.


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Just log in and enjoy the same free radio service. Your Pandora is the same across the web, on your TV and in your carâaccess your free personalized radio wherever you want to hear great music.Enjoy all your existing music and comedy stations-and create new ones right from your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.escription. Great music discovery is effortless and free with Pandora. Just start with the name of one of your favorite artists, songs, genres or composers and we will do the rest. Itâs easy to create personalized stations that play only music youâll love.


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Even easier. Just log in and enjoy the same free radio service. Your Pandora is the same across the web, on your TV and in your carâaccess your free personalized radio wherever you want to hear great music. Enjoy all your existing music and comedy stations-and create new ones right from your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.escription. Great music discovery is effortless and free with Pandora. Just start with the name of one of your favorite artists, songs, genres or composers and we will do the rest. Itâs easy to create personalized stations that play only music youâll love.


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Likes or Bookmarks. To view your Likes on your iPad, tap the silhouette in the bottom right corner of the Now Playing screen and tap Likes. You can then choose whether you would like to see a list of your liked tracks, artists or albums.Buy Song. Tap the Menu button just to the right of the current song information, toward the right-hand edge of the screen, and select the option you wish. Purchased songs will show up in your iTunes Library.ou can then choose whether you would like to see a list of your liked tracks, artists or albums. Buy Song. Tap the Menu button just to the right of the current song information, toward the right-hand edge of the screen, and select the option you wish. Purchased songs will show up in your iTunes Library.


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There is no longer an in-app volume control for the Pandora app. You'll now need to use the main volume control buttons on the left side of your iPad to adjust the volume. You can also adjust the volume using the native iOS controls.ou can then choose whether you would like to see a list of your liked tracks, artists or albums. Buy Song. Tap the Menu button just to the right of the current song information, toward the right-hand edge of the screen, and select the option you wish. Purchased songs will show up in your iTunes Library.


How to Use Pandora on The iPad
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