Why do New York's NFL teams play in New Jersey?
There was talk of putting a stadium on the upper west side of Manhattan for the Giants. Can you imagine the gridlock on gamedays? I think the Jets and Giants cater toward fans in New York City as well as in New Jersey. Jersey is really a hop, skip, and a jump away from NYC. Really, I think it's out of convenience.


Why do New York's NFL teams play in New Jersey?
5 EDIT 4 EDIT 3 EDIT 2 EDIT 1 But I would venture a guess and say 32 since at some time each team visits Buffalo. That would mean that 32 teams play (at some time ) in New York. It's just across the Hudson River (you can see New York from there). Giants Stadium is in the Meadowlands which is a big swamp that they filled in to build the stadium... so they have the room. They got a Much better tax deal in Jersey.


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Why do New York's NFL teams play in New Jersey?
The jets used to play at shea stadium where the mets play. the giants are getting a new stadium, across from the new one. There is no where to play in NY. They were going to build the west side stadium but it got rejected. Go jets! New Jersey is basicallly owned by New York. Jersey is NY's back yard.


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1 Giants make first round of roster cuts The team waived eight players and placed one on IR -. Related Links: 2  Fact or Fiction: Roster debate & preseason recap The Giants.com staff debates Big Blue topics as the preseason concludes -. Related Links:


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Buffalo Bills are the only New York team that plays in New York. The New York Jets and New York Giants both play in East Rutherford, New Jersey.


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College football teams in New York are the Buffalo State Bengals, Fordham Rams, Rochester Yellow Jackets, and St. Lawrence Saints. Syracuse Orangemen and Union Dutchmen ar â¦ e also college football teams in New York.


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Watch Giants' locker room celebration Coach Ben McAdoo addresses the team following Thursday's win over the Patriots. Highlights: Giants 40, Patriots 38 The New York Giants defeat the New England Patriots 40-38 in Week 4 of Preseason. Aldrick Rosas drills game-winning 48-yard field goal New York Giants kicker Aldrick Rosas drills the game-winning 48-yard field goal for his team.


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The New York Football Giants have had 18 head coaches. They are: . Bob Folwell, 1925 . Jseph Doc Alexander, 1926 . Earl Potteiger, 1927-1928 . LeRoy Andrews, 1929-1930 â¦. Benny Friedman, 1930 . Steve Owen, 1931-1953 . Jim Lee Howell, 1954-1960 . Alex Allie Sherman, 1961-1968 . Alex Webster, 1969-1973 . Bill Arnsparger, 1974-1976 .


What Is Terroir?
High-quality French wines stand on two pillars, both related to where the grapes originate. These two factors assure consumers of the wine's integrity, uniformity, and consistency.They are: The notion of terroir. The Appellation d'Origine ProtÃ©gÃ©e (AOP) system.


What Is Terroir?
Historically, all wine was fermented with whatâs called âambientâ yeasts, which just exist in the environment around us, all the time. In older cellars, there is a buildup of yeasts from over the years, so scarcity is never an issue. Fermentation by ambient yeast is slow, going at a natural pace.


Learn About Terroir | Understanding Terroir
Learn About Terroir | Understanding Terroir. Terroir is a term you may have heard used by someone tasting wine. The scenario could have occurred as follows: The person takes a sip of wine and then exclaims, âthis wine exhibits beautiful terroir.â You then probably thought to yourself, what the hell do they mean by that?!


Learn About Terroir | Understanding Terroir
Terroir at its most basic is a belief that the land and climate where the grapes are grown impart unique characteristics into the grape that could not be imparted by any other region of the world. Much like a tomato grown in Florida does not taste the same as a tomato grown in New Jersey, the same is true for grapes.


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Terroir Definition. sounds like âtare WAHrâ. Terroir is how a particular regionâs climate, soils and aspect (terrain) affect the taste of wine. Some regions are said to have more âterroirâ than others.


Terroir Definition for Wine
Terroir Definition. Terroir is how a particular regionâs climate, soils and aspect (terrain) affect the taste of wine. Some regions are said to have more âterroirâ than others. What is âterroirâ and how does it affect the taste of wine? âTerroirâ is one of the most used and least understood wine words.


What Is Terroir?
These two factors assure consumers of the wine's integrity, uniformity, and consistency.They are: 1  The notion of terroir. 2  The Appellation d'Origine ProtÃ©gÃ©e (AOP) system.


What Is Terroir?
Nevertheless, it is the wine world that places incredible weight on terroir and ties it directly to a wineâs value. It is also, within the world of wine, a hotly contested topic that brings to the table issues related to stylistic differences in grape-growing and, above all, winemaking.


Learn About Terroir | Understanding Terroir
Terroir is a French term that simply means âa sense of place.â When someone says a wine exhibits terroir, all they mean is that the wine they are drinking tastes the way a wine grown and made in the region where it was grown and made should taste.


What Is Terroir?
And itâs also important to consider that terroir, like culture in general, is not static. As in art, music, and literature, the terroir of wine and gastronomy changes over time. A vineyard in Tokaj, Hungary, the worldâs first delineated wine region.


The Best Time of Year to Visit Seattle
Seattle Rain by Month (mm) 1  January weather in Seattle: January falls squarely in the middle of Seattleâs rainy season. 2  February weather in Seattle: Temperatures in Seattle remain chilly in February, though rainfall tends to be a bit lighter and we begin to see a few more dry days.


Seattle Weather in January
In most years, Seattle averages a daily maximum temperature for January that's between 46 and 51 degrees Fahrenheit (8 to 11 degrees Celsius). The minimum temperature usually falls between 35 and 40 Â°F (2 to 4 Â°C). The days at Seattle begin to warm up during January.


Seattle Weather in January
The sun's rays reach the ground in Seattle during 28 percent of daylight hours on average in January, for a total of 78 hours in the month. Typically on 3 days this month the sky is mainly clear, with at most 30 percent cloud cover. Sunlight in January at Seattle lasts for 8 hours and 57 minutes a day on average. The shortest day of the month is the 1st with 8 hours and 31 minutes of daylight. By the end of the month, the days have lengthened to 9:33 from sunrise to sunset.


What's Really the Deal with Seattle Weather?
You're concerned about Seattle weather. This is the land of angry, light-deprived grunge music, where rain slickers are couture fashion, where we need espresso by the gallon to stay awake, where old-timers are called mossbacks because if you stop moving long enough, the damp green understory swallows you whole.


The Best Time of Year to Visit Seattle
Seattle Rain by Month (mm) January weather in Seattle: January falls squarely in the middle of Seattleâs rainy season. Temperatures are cold (though usually not cold enough for snow), itâs raining much of the time, and the air is damp. Most locals choose to stay indoors or escape to the mountains for snow activities.


Seattle in January?
What's good, what's bad about Seattle in January? We are four sisters who enjoy an annual retreat; this year we are seriously considering Seattle. We are thinking of renting a house possibly on Puget Saound, Whidbey Island, or even possibly an apartment in Seattle.


Seattle in January?
What's bad - the weather. What's good - nothing that you couldn't find at other times of the year with better weather. I love Seattle dearly but would not invite people here to visit in January. I really can't think of much good to say. That's why I always get-away to Mexico or Hawaii right about then -Suze.


What's Really the Deal with Seattle Weather?
Upon returning from winter break at home, you step out of the airport, sniff the Northwest air, and discover things are growing here in the thick of winter. There's life in the air. Rose and rosemary bushes reach the size of elk because the climate lets them grow year-round. Every few years it snows for a few days.


Difference Between Cable TV and Digital TV
Key Difference â Cable TV vs Digital TV The key difference between cable TV and digital TV is that cable TV may use analog signals as well as digital signals and analog signals may cause noise and interference. Digital TV, on the other hand, comes in many varieties and can use many media for [â¦]


About VIZIO Operating Manuals
About VIZIO Operating Manuals. Vizio operating manuals, Vizio User manuals, Vizio Tv Manuals, Vizio user guides are all available here. If your Vizio remote control requires Vizio Codes then they will also be located here. VIZIO. XRT302OM Operating Manual More Details.


Here come Vizioâs new D-Series 4K ultra HD TVs, with excellent specs at budget prices
With that, Vizio is preparing to wow its fans and consumers a bit early with the unveiling of its brand new D-Series 4K ultra HD and HD TVs as a sort of early present for the Christmas holidays.


Vizio's first Windows 8 tablet: hands-on with the AMD-powered, 1080p slate
Vizio's first Windows 8 tablet: hands-on with the AMD-powered, 1080p slate. Vizio's only been a PC manufacturer for a few months, and it's already diversifying its product lines. Today we got our first look at the new 11.6-inch Tablet with Windows 8 â now the smallest member of Vizio's PC lineup â and it's a bit of an oddity.


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VIZIO, Inc is a privately-held consumer electronics company. Vizio manufactures consumer electronics such as LCD HDTVs, home theater and audio systems, Blu-ray players, personal computers, tablets, and accessories including wireless routers, headphones, cables, and wall mounts.


Difference Between Cable TV and Digital TV
Difference Between LCD and Plasma. LCD vs Plasma LCD and Plasma are two of the volatile display technologies used in display devices for high quality pictures. As the name implies, LCDs work on liquid crystals, and plasma displays work on electrically charged (ionized gasses). Both technologies are used in HDTVs.


Vizio's first Windows 8 tablet: hands-on with the AMD-powered, 1080p slate
Like all of Vizio's Windows devices, the 11.6-inch Tablet runs a completely clean version of the operating system â it's called the Windows Signature installation, and it's one of the best things Vizio does.


Here come Vizioâs new D-Series 4K ultra HD TVs, with excellent specs at budget prices
As for the even larger 4K UHD versions of the new D-Series line, the lowest price we know of so far comes in at $730 for the 50 inch D50u-D1, and remember, that in addition to 4K resolution, this TV comes with full-array LED backlighting. Thus, the price quoted for it by Vizio is truly superb by FALD 4K TV standards. And from this ultra-affordable 50 inch 4K model, we have the other end of the scale, the still extremely reasonably priced 70 inch full-array 4K UHD 70 inch D-Series model for a remarkably low $1,300.


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Photosynthesis
As well as energy, photosynthesis is also the source of the carbon in all the organic compounds within organisms' bodies. In all, photosynthetic organisms convert around 100,000,000,000 tonnes of carbon into biomass per year. rai Â· 7 years ago.


What is the source of energy for photosynthesis?
Plants need water and sunlight to process carbon dioxide into oxygen, thus completing the cycle of photosynthesis. humans then take in the oxygen waste from the plant, and produce food for them in turn. Humans breathe in Oxygen and process that into Carbon. Plankton(In the sea)=60% of our Oxygen. If plants die we die.


What is the source of energy for photosynthesis?
Photosynthetic organisms are called photoautotrophs, since it allows them to create their own food. In plants, algae and cyanobacteria photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide and water, releasing oxygen as a waste product. Photosynthesis is vital for life on Earth.


BioCoach Activity
Concept 2: Electromagnetic Energy. The solar energy called visible light drives photosynthesis. Solar radiation is composed of electromagnetic energy that travels through space in a manner analogous to the motion of waves in water. The distance between the crests of waves is called the wavelength.


Photosynthesis
The conversion of usable sunlight energy into chemical energy is associated with the action of the green pigment chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is a complex molecule. Several modifications of chlorophyll occur among plants and other photosynthetic organisms. All photosynthetic organisms have chlorophyll a.


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Sunlight!!! Although the above answer is correct, I guess there could be some explaining. You see, sunlight powers and starts the photosynthesis. Plants absorb carbon dioxidâ¦e and release oxygen. Here's something that will help, sunlight is the source for all energy. Even us. We need to breath to live. Plants give us oxygen to breath. Plants use sunlight to give us oxygen.


Photosynthesis
Stages of photosynthesis. When chlorophyll a absorbs light energy, an electron gains energy and is 'excited'. The excited electron is transferred to another molecule (called a primary electron acceptor). The chlorophyll molecule is oxidized (loss of electron) and has a positive charge.


What source of energy is needed for photosynthesis?
Usually the light from the sun however special electric lights are available for this as well. When it boils right down to it though even the light that comes from the bulbs câ¦omes from an energy source, (oil, coal, gas, photoelectric, etc) aside from nuclear, that originally was formed by Photosynthesis using the sun.


BioCoach Activity
The shorter the wavelength, the greater the energy for each unit (photon) of electromagnetic energy. Remember, energy cannot be created or destroyed. When light is absorbed by a green plant, a small portion of that energy is converted into chemical energy in the process of photosynthesis.


Primitive (phylogenetics)
The term primitive (or advanced/derived) is not properly used in reference to an organism or species as every species is a mosaic of primitive and derived traits. Humans, for example have large brains (a derived trait) and five fingers (a primitive trait) in our lineage.he term in biology contains no judgment involving the sophistication, superiority, value or adaptiveness of a trait. Primitive in biology means only that the trait appeared first in the ancestors and has been passed on largely intact to more recent members of the group.


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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Primitive in phylogenetics means a character, trait or feature of a lineage or taxon that is inherited from a common ancestor and has undergone little change since. The term in biology contains no judgment involving the sophistication, superiority, value or adaptiveness of a trait.Primitive in biology means only that the trait appeared first in the ancestors and has been passed on largely intact to more recent members of the group.he term in biology contains no judgment involving the sophistication, superiority, value or adaptiveness of a trait. Primitive in biology means only that the trait appeared first in the ancestors and has been passed on largely intact to more recent members of the group.


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... maybe a handful of these kinases but instead discovered that this primitive organism has a record number of them. Two ...  that aggregate to form sponges, which are considered the most primitive multicellular organisms or metazoans.Because of their key evolutionary ..... that they have discovered AEG within cyanobacteria, which are believed to be some of the most primitive organisms on Earth. AEG is a small molecule that when linked into chains forms a hypothetical backbone for peptide ...


Looking for the most âprimitiveâ organism (s) on Earth today: the state of the art
They comprise methane-producing anaerobic species (methano-P. Forterre: The most primitive organisms on Earth 169 yens), bacteria living in very high salt environments (halobacteria) and a huge number of diverse thermophilic species, aerobic and/or anaerobic, acidophilic or neutrophilic (sulfothermophiles).oese first suggested that the universal ancestor was a truly primitive organism, a progenote (Woese, 1981), i.e. an entity representing an evolutionary stage in between the very first living cells and modern procaryotes, fulfilling the dream of evolutionists. However, it turns out that molecular 172 Fig.


Primitive (phylogenetics)
For example in birds, teeth are primitive since they were inherited from a common ancestor. Among vertebrates, teeth are derived or advanced. Any trait can be both primitive (ancestral) and derived depending on the context in which it is considered.he term in biology contains no judgment involving the sophistication, superiority, value or adaptiveness of a trait. Primitive in biology means only that the trait appeared first in the ancestors and has been passed on largely intact to more recent members of the group.


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Looking for the most primitive organism(s) on Earth today: the state of the art.Forterre P(1). Author information: (1)Institut de Genetique gÃ©nÃ©tique Et, Microbiologie Universite-UniversitÃ©, Paris, Sud. orsay franceooking for the most primitive organism(s) on Earth today: the state of the art.


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... genome sequence of Trichoplax, one of nature's most primitive multicellular organisms, providing a new insight into the evolution ... with genes, introns and spacer sequences like the most primitive organisms. However, size is not all that matters.DNA ..... that they have discovered AEG within cyanobacteria, which are believed to be some of the most primitive organisms on Earth. AEG is a small molecule that when linked into chains forms a hypothetical backbone for peptide ...


Is bacteria multicellular?
Cells of Bacteria: The cells of bacteria are different from those of plants and animals in many ways, the most obvious of which is that bacteria lack a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles (except ribosomes).Unlike animals and plants, bacteria have pili, flagella, and most have a cell capsule.ells of Bacteria: The cells of bacteria are different from those of plants and animals in many ways, the most obvious of which is that bacteria lack a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles (except ribosomes).


Looking for the most âprimitiveâ organism (s) on Earth today: the state of the art
The search for the most primitive organisms still living today is a highly risky and uncertain task, In this paper, I have tried to convince the reader that even the wellestablished procaryotic dogma is not supported by real data.oese first suggested that the universal ancestor was a truly primitive organism, a progenote (Woese, 1981), i.e. an entity representing an evolutionary stage in between the very first living cells and modern procaryotes, fulfilling the dream of evolutionists. However, it turns out that molecular 172 Fig.


Looking for the most âprimitiveâ organism (s) on Earth today: the state of the art
Woese first suggested that the universal ancestor was a truly primitive organism, a progenote (Woese, 1981), i.e. an entity representing an evolutionary stage in between the very first living cells and modern procaryotes, fulfilling the dream of evolutionists.However, it turns out that molecular 172 Fig. 7.oese first suggested that the universal ancestor was a truly primitive organism, a progenote (Woese, 1981), i.e. an entity representing an evolutionary stage in between the very first living cells and modern procaryotes, fulfilling the dream of evolutionists. However, it turns out that molecular 172 Fig.


Portland is the 26th largest city in the U.S., new census figures show
Portland is moving on up. The city is now the 26th largest in the country, according new estimates released by the U. S. Census Bureau Wednesday night. Between July 2014 and July 2015, Portland's population increased 1.9 percent, or by 11,889 people, enough to rise two positions in the national population estimate rankings.


Bush Deficit vs. Obama Deficit in Pictures
In 2006, the state added 58,000 people, which is more than the 51,000 it added this year. Assuming this yearâs 1.3 percent rate of growth held steady, which is not assured, Oregon would reach a population of 5 million by the early 2030s. Portland becoming less homogenous.


Portland is the 26th largest city in the U.S., new census figures show
As of July 1, 2015, Portland had 632,309 residents, according to census estimates. That lands the City of Roses between Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, which ranks 27th, and the Nashville-Davidson area in Tennessee, which ranked 25th on the total size ranking.


Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro Metro Area Population and Races
Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro Metro Area Population and Races. As of 2010-2014, the total population of Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro Area is 2,288,796. The Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro Area population density is 335.53 people per square mile, which is much higher than the national average density of 82.73 people per square mile. The most prevalent race in Portland, Vancouver, Hillsboro Area is white, which represent 81.96% of the total population.


Homelessness Statistics
Consider the following data from the 2015 Point-In-Time Count of Homelessness in Portland/Gresham/Multnomah County, Oregon (for details, see the narrative that follows the chart): HUD Homeless Number: 3,801. 2013-15 %â of HUD homeless: 14% decrease*. 2013-15 %â of homeless people who are unsheltered: <1% decrease.


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PSU Population Research Center says growth is mostly new people moving here. Preliminary July 1 population estimates from Portland State University show Oregonâs population increased by 1.3 percent over the past year to 4,013,845. The new milestone is largely due to net migration, researchers say.


Portland metropolitan area
For the metropolitan area in Maine, see Portland metropolitan area, Maine. The Portland metropolitan area or Greater Portland is a metropolitan area in the U.S. states of Oregon and Washington centered on the principal city of Portland, Oregon.


Portland Population Growth
Portland Population Growth. Portland Population Growth. Portland Population Growth. I've been visiting Portland, Oreogn for the first time over the past few days. As a land use junkie, I feel terrible about not having been here previously since the metro area is known for its unusual practices in this regard.


Portland, Oregon
For other uses, see Portland (disambiguation). Portland (/ËpÉËrtlÉnd/) is a seaport and the largest city in the U.S. state of Oregon and the seat of Multnomah County. It is in the Willamette Valley region of the Pacific Northwest, at the confluence of the Willamette and Columbia Rivers.


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8th Grade Science. Matter Unit Information. Milestones Domain/Weight: Matter 30%. Purpose/Goal(s): Within the Structure of Matter domain, students are expected to identify. and demonstrate the Law of Conservation of Matter, use the Periodic Table of Elements, and distinguish between physical and chemical properties. Students are expected to.


What's the Matter? #2
Is jello a solid, liquid, or gas? Help your fourth grader get ahead in science with this worksheet that challenges him to identify different states of matter. After he's done classifying each item as a solid or liquid, he'll use his answers to uncover a fun fact about gas. Check out What's the Matter? #1 for more states of matter practice.


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Although it may appear that air is not matter, it does have. mass and it does occupy space, therefore it is matter. What we can say is that its density is smaller than. the density of solids because it has little mass for the volume of space it occupies.


What's the Matter? #1
Is your child a science buff? Help him flex his knowledge with this states of matter worksheet. He'll classify the pictures as solids or liquids, then use his answers to decode a fact about the third state of matter: gas! See What's the Matter? #2 for more practice on the states of matter.


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Our understanding of atoms has been formed through decades of experimentation. In this activity, students learn about the historical developments of atomic theory while labeling the new discoveries.


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Circle the correct answer. a) According to particle theory, the particles within matter are (a) static (b) in constant attraction and. repulsion (c) in constant motion. b) Above its boiling point, a substance is (a) a gas (b) a liquid (c) a solid.


Health & Nutrition - BIO 103 Chapter 1 - 6 Classes of Nutrients
Some common textbook definitions of matter are: 1  Matter is anything that takes up space and has mass. 2  Matter has mass and volume.


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Multiply the base numbers: 3 x 15 = 45. There are 4 zeros in total, so: 300 x 1500 = 450,000. â¢ To divide whole numbers ending in zero, cross out all the zeros in the divisor and the. same number of zeros in the dividend. Divide what is left in the normal way.


What is matter?
Introduce the activity to the students: If chemistry is the study of matter then to understand chemistry they must first understand what matter is. Through this activity students will collectively define matter. By defining the term as a group, students will start to develop into a community of scientists.


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Create a Playlist for a Sony Walkman MP3 Player. Right-click in an empty space on your computer's desktop. Select New, and then Folder from the menu. Rename your folder by right-clicking on the folder and selecting Rename from the menu. Enter a new name.This folder's name becomes the name of your new playlist.onnect your mp3 player to your computer using the USB sync cable. Then select the Sync tab. Click your newly created playlist from the left pane. Then click the Add button so it will be added to the Sync list. Press Sync and the software will sync the list and tunes to your mp3 player.


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To access the playlist in the future, click the Playlists view in the Navigation pane. (2) For m3u files. Sync music to flash drive as above. First create a m3u playlist from your wpl playlist in WMP. Open the playlist and double click on the playlist.Go to File and select Save Now Playing List as.. Save as m3u file. I normally modify the name to identify it in WMP from the wpl playlist.o access the playlist in the future, click the Playlists view in the Navigation pane. (2) For m3u files. Sync music to flash drive as above. First create a m3u playlist from your wpl playlist in WMP. Open the playlist and double click on the playlist.


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You can then right-click on the new playlist that has been added to your library to rename it. Drag and drop your mp3s from your computer into the new playlist window. Connect your mp3 player to your computer using the USB sync cable. Then select the Sync tab.Click your newly created playlist from the left pane.Then click the Add button so it will be added to the Sync list. Press Sync and the software will sync the list and tunes to your mp3 player.onnect your mp3 player to your computer using the USB sync cable. Then select the Sync tab. Click your newly created playlist from the left pane. Then click the Add button so it will be added to the Sync list. Press Sync and the software will sync the list and tunes to your mp3 player.


How to Create a Playlist in iTunes
1 To make a playlist, open iTunes. 2  In iTunes 12, either click the Playlist button at the top of the window or click the File menu, then New, and select Playlist. 3  If you created the new playlist through the File menu, skip to the next page of this article. In iTunes 12, either click the Playlist button at the top of the window or click the File menu, then New, and select Playlist. 2  If you created the new playlist through the File menu, skip to the next page of this article. 3  If you clicked the Playlist button, click the + button at the bottom left of the screen.


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A playlist is basically a small file that lists some or all of the files on the player in a specific order. The point of this is to create lists that fit certain types of moods or situations, like specific lists for working out, relaxing and so on.sing explorer. You can also create playlists directly using Windows Explorer, as long as the player is connected in MTP mode. Browse to the player and right click a file and you should have the playlist option right there. If not, your version of WMP is too old and you have to update it first.


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A Genius playlist uses song information to automatically create a playlist of similar songs based of the song that you choose. Hover over a song in your library and click the arrow button. Select Create Genius Playlist. The new playlist will appear in the left menu with the Genius icon next to it.. Choose your playlist. If youâve ever set a video as a Favorite or to Watch Later, you will see these playlists as options. You can also type in the name of a new playlist to add the video to. 1  When creating a new playlist, you have the option to make that playlist Public, Private, or Unlisted.


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To create a playlist for use in Windows Media Player, use either of the following methods: For example, to sequentially play the Chord.wav, Ding.wav, and Chimes.wav files, include the following lines: Save this file as. .m3u, where. is the name you want to use for the file.When you double-click this file or open it in Windows Media Player, it plays the files in order from the top of the file to the bottom. This information also applies to most third-party media player utilities, such as Winamp.m3u, where. is the name you want to use for the file. When you double-click this file or open it in Windows Media Player, it plays the files in order from the top of the file to the bottom. This information also applies to most third-party media player utilities, such as Winamp.


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Using explorer. You can also create playlists directly using Windows Explorer, as long as the player is connected in MTP mode. Browse to the player and right click a file and you should have the playlist option right there. If not, your version of WMP is too old and you have to update it first.sing explorer. You can also create playlists directly using Windows Explorer, as long as the player is connected in MTP mode. Browse to the player and right click a file and you should have the playlist option right there. If not, your version of WMP is too old and you have to update it first.


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Once you have a populated playlist, you can use it to playback the music tracks from your music library, burn a CD, or sync to a media/MP3 player-use the top menu tabs (Burn, Sync, etc.)and drag your playlist over to the right pane to burn, or sync your playlist.What You Need: 1  Windows Media Player 9 + software.sing Your Playlist. Once you have a populated playlist, you can use it to playback the music tracks from your music library, burn a CD, or sync to a media/MP3 player-use the top menu tabs (Burn, Sync, etc.)and drag your playlist over to the right pane to burn, or sync your playlist. What You Need:


How to Make a Custom Playlist in Windows Media Player 11
Creating a New Playlist. Click on the Library tab at the top of the screen (if not already selected) to bring up the library menu screen. Click on the Create Playlist option (under playlists menu) in the left pane-you may need to click on the + icon to open this menu if this isn't visible.Type in a label for your new playlist and press the [Return] key. You will now see that a new playlist has been created with the label you just typed in.sing Your Playlist. Once you have a populated playlist, you can use it to playback the music tracks from your music library, burn a CD, or sync to a media/MP3 player-use the top menu tabs (Burn, Sync, etc.)and drag your playlist over to the right pane to burn, or sync your playlist. What You Need:


George W. Bush
Debt Held by the Public: Domestic Investors. Public debt is also held domestically. Domestic private investors-which includes regular American citizens as well as institutions like private banks-own 14% of the national debt.


US Debt Holding Countries
statistics on us debt holders? which country holds the most us debt? what country owns the most us debt? top countries that own the most united states debt? us national debt totals statistics?


Who Holds the U.S. Public Debt?
The chart below shows debt in the hands of the public in terms of GDP by type of holder from the first quarter of 2000 through the fourth quarter of 2014, according to the Fedâs Financial Accounts of the United States and my calculations. The chart identifies four major types of debt holders:


Who Holds the U.S. Public Debt?
Households and nonfinancial corporations do not directly hold a significant share of U.S. debt. Most of their bond holdings are through retirement, pension and mutual funds. In the past, the private nonfinancial sector (particularly households) held a larger share of U.S. debt.


Who Holds the U.S. Public Debt?
Although Fed banks currently hold a large stock of U.S. debt, their share of holdings has not increased dramatically. Right up to the beginning of the last recession, Fed banks held an average of about 15 percent of the total debt. As of the fourth quarter of 2014, this proportion was around 19 percent. The rest of the world is, by far, the biggest holder of U.S. government debt.


United States National Debt
Federal accounts currently hold 28% of the national debt. (Note: The Federal Reserve is not counted as debt held by federal accounts because the Federal Reserve is considered independent of the federal government).


United States National Debt
There are two basic categories of debt owners: 1) the public, which includes foreign investors and domestic investors and, 2) federal accounts, also known as intragovernmental holdings.. Each category is explained below.


How Do I Add Road Runner Web Mail to Outlook?
Enter your full name in the âYour Nameâ field. This is the name people see when they receive an email from you. Add your full Road Runner email address in the Email Address field. This is the email address you use to send and receive mail in Road Runner Web mail.Click the âAccount Typeâ box and select âIMAP.â Enter âmail.twc.comâ in both the Incoming Mail Server and Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) fields.nstructions. Click the âFileâ tab in Outlook to open the File group, if it's not already open. Click âAccount Settingsâ in the Info group and select âAccount Settingsâ again on the drop-down menu. Click âNewâ on the Email tab to launch the Add New Account wizard.


How to Create a New Road Runner Email Account
Place your mouse cursor over the Road Runner Help button found in the top right corner of the Road Runner homepage. Click RR Self Care in the menu that appears. Log in to your Road Runner account. Select your preferred language, enter your complete Road Runner service email address and enter your account password.In the last box, enter the text as displayed in the confirmation image and then click Login.. Click Create New Sub User in your management panel.lace your mouse cursor over the Road Runner Help button found in the top right corner of the Road Runner homepage. Click RR Self Care in the menu that appears. Log in to your Road Runner account. Select your preferred language, enter your complete Road Runner service email address and enter your account password.


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1 Click Add ... to set up a new email account. 2  Select Email Account in the window and click Next. 3  Enter the Display name you want to show on outgoing messages and click Next. 4  Enter your email address and click Next. 5  Select POP or IMAP in the Incoming email server type dropdown. Your TWC Mail is added to Windows Live Mail. 2  To make changes to your account, choose your email account in the left column and click the Properties icon. 3  Click the Servers tab to edit your settings. 4  To check for mail, select your TWC Mail account in the Send/Receive dropdown.


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1 To retrieve your password, select I donât know my Road Runner email password. 2  You will be asked to enter your email address. 3  Enter your TWC Email Address and click the Submit button. 4  If you have not used the Password Reset Tool before, you will be asked to enter your Cable Modem MAC Address. Your TWC Mail is added to Windows Live Mail. 2  To make changes to your account, choose your email account in the left column and click the Properties icon. 3  Click the Servers tab to edit your settings. 4  To check for mail, select your TWC Mail account in the Send/Receive dropdown.


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1 Select Email Account in the window and click Next. 2  Enter the Display name you want to show on outgoing messages and click Next. 3  Enter your email address and click Next. 4  Select POP or IMAP in the Incoming email server type dropdown. Your TWC Mail is added to Windows Live Mail. 2  To make changes to your account, choose your email account in the left column and click the Properties icon. 3  Click the Servers tab to edit your settings. 4  To check for mail, select your TWC Mail account in the Send/Receive dropdown.


How to Send an Email with an Attachment (for Beginners)
Mail. On Apple's built-in Mail app, create a new email message by clicking the New Message icon. In the new message window, click the paperclip icon to add an attachment. From the drop-down folder browsing window, navigate to and select the file(s) you wish to attach and then click the Choose File button.You should then see your file(s) added to the body of your email message. Click the Open or Choose File or another similar button to attach the file to your email. 2  Then continue composing your email (put the email address of the person you want to send the attachment to in the To: field, add a subject and message in the body, and hit Send).


How to Add Roadrunner Webmail to Outlook
While you can check your email on the provider's website, you can also add your account to Outlook to check RoadRunner and your accounts from other email providers in one place. If you have multiple RoadRunner email addresses, adding them all to Outlook can be a significant timesaver. Step 1.Click Outlook's File button and click Add Account in the right pane. Click Manually Configure Server Settings or Additional Server Types since RoadRunner needs manual configuration.Step 2. Select Internet E-mail as the account type.tep 3. Click the Account Type drop-down list and select POP3.. Type pop-server.domain.rr.com as the incoming mail server and smtp-server.domain.rr.com as the outgoing server, replacing domain with the state abbreviation shown in your email address.


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1 To edit your account settings, click the File tab. 2  Select your email from the Account dropdown. 3  Select the Account Settings icon. 4  To check your mail, click the Home tab and then click the Send/Receive icon at the top left. Your TWC Mail is added to Windows Live Mail. 2  To make changes to your account, choose your email account in the left column and click the Properties icon. 3  Click the Servers tab to edit your settings. 4  To check for mail, select your TWC Mail account in the Send/Receive dropdown.


How to Add Roadrunner Webmail to Outlook
Step 3. Click the Account Type drop-down list and select POP3.. Type pop-server.domain.rr.com as the incoming mail server and smtp-server.domain.rr.com as the outgoing server, replacing domain with the state abbreviation shown in your email address.tep 3. Click the Account Type drop-down list and select POP3.. Type pop-server.domain.rr.com as the incoming mail server and smtp-server.domain.rr.com as the outgoing server, replacing domain with the state abbreviation shown in your email address.


How to edit signature in Road Runner email
Tweet. Since we`re talking about a paid email, not a free one, at Road Runner email you are allowed to change/edit your signature for all emails that you send from your address.I said that because at most of the free email providers, you are not allowed to change your email signature.weet. Since we`re talking about a paid email, not a free one, at Road Runner email you are allowed to change/edit your signature for all emails that you send from your address.


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Manage finances and design and develop the primary infrastructure of your own city: * airports. * railway stations. * seaports. * oil and gas mining. * wind, solar and atomic power plants. Regular content updates and city events will add excitement to the life of your Megapolis. Trade materials and build alliances with your neighbors. Challenge your friends to see who can create the most alluring and successful city.


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History of Rome, Vol III Titus Livius. We were forced into it against our wills by a young man of megalopolis, was the reply. Historic Tales, vol 10 (of 15) Charles Morris. The speech for Phormio belongs to the same year as the plea for megalopolis.


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A megalopolis is a basically a very large city, that connects with other large cities. Houston, San Antonio, and Austin is considered a megalopolis, but the state of Texas itsâ¦elf is not, because it is a state and not all of its cities are connected in such a way. For example, El Paso is on the far west side of Texas, is considered a major city, but is not connected to any other major cities in Texas.


megalopolis
Word Origin and History for megalopolis Expand. n. 1832, from comb. form of Greek megas (genitive megalou) great (see mickle) + polis city (see polis). The word was used in classical times as an epithet of great cities (Athens, Syracuse, Alexandria), and it also was the name of a former city in Arcadia.


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CAN NOT BE LINK TO GOOGLE+ You will NEVER get enough megabucks to play this game. BE PREPARED TO SPEND CASH, CASH AND MORE CASH. This game is a complete rip-off for cashâ¦â¦ response from app maker is total double talk!!! You get one megabuck per level, and average build project takes 20 - 50 megabucks.


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As he came near to manhood Ekdemus and Megalophanes, two citizens of megalopolis, took charge of his education. Plutarch's Lives, Volume II Aubrey Stewart & George Long. Here the Athamanians surrendered first, and afterwards Philip of megalopolis.


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It felt as if the entire population of megalopolis Tokyo was on the streets at once. Japan Tsunami: A First-Person Account Takashi Yokota March 10, 2011. Experts believe Zionist vision of spreading out population to be replaced by megalopolis.


Sensory Processing Disorder Checklist: Signs And Symptoms Of Dysfunction
Jonathan August 5, 2016. I came back to it, for now. I've given up on this game several, several months ago, because progress is so slow and the main in game currency to make progress is megabucks, and it takes days to get a good amount.


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Megalopolis - Greek for LARGE CITY, Um depends on how you define Large. Population wise, with almost 8 million yes. You can walk to most places in London within a few hours. â¦ London is ranked one of the largest in the world, therefore YES.


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exists and is an alternate of . a megolopolis is when several large cities merge together as their borders grow. the resulting supercity is a megalopolis. EX: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C. . a megolopolis is when several large cities merge together as their borders grow. the resulting supercity is a megalopolis.


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Robert hooke was the scientist who discovered and first used the term 'cells' for the structural and functional unit of a living organism.he observed plant cells of a cork tis â¦ sue. 7 people found this useful. Answered. In Famous People.


Why did robert hooke name cells cells?
Hooke had discovered plant cells -- more precisely, what Hooke saw were the cell walls in cork tissue. In fact, it was Hooke who coined the term cells: the boxlike cells of â¦ cork reminded him of the cells of a monastery. Hooke also reported seeing similar structures in wood and in other plants.


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Cells are the basic units of the structure and function of living things. They are the smallest units that can carry out the processes of life. DISCOVERY OF CELLS The first time the word cell was used to refer to these tiny units of life was in 1665 by a British scientist named Robert Hooke. Hooke was one of the earliest scientists to study living things under a microscope.


Why is Robert Hooke important to the study of cells?
Robert Hooke used the term cells to describe units in plant tissue (thick cell walls could be observed). Of course he saw only cell walls because cork cells are dead and without protoplasm. He drew the cells he saw and also coined the word cell. The word cell is derived from the latin word cellula which means small compartment.


Robert Hooke
Robert Hooke spent his life largely on the Isle of Wight, at Oxford, and in London. He never married, but his diary shows that he was not without affections, and more, for others. On 3 March 1703, Hooke died in London, having amassed a sizable sum of money, which was found in his room at Gresham College.


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The image represents a cell, similar to one that may be produced by a type of modern microscope called an electron microscope. Without this technology, we wouldnât be able to see the structures inside cells. Lesson Objectives â¢ State the cell theory, and list the discoveries that led to it. ï· Be able to identify the parts of a compound light microscope.


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Hooke's Microscope Hooke's drawing of Cork Cells. 1670: Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) described cells in a drop of pond water using a microscope. A Dutch businessman and a contemporary of Hooke. He also used microscopes and was a physicist. He made his own fine quality lens for use in monocular microscopes and was the first person to observe bacteria and protozoa. Some of his lenses could magnify objects 250X.


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Hooke discovered cells when he looked at a slice of cork in a microscope. He also discovered that Saturn's rings cast a shadow on the planet. He discovered the relationship be â¦ tween tension and extension of a spring. This lead to the statement of Hooke's Law. He discovered a double star system.


Cardiology Teaching Package
The SA node is the natural pacemaker of the heart. You may have heard of permanent pacemakers (PPMs) and temporary pacing wires (TPWs) which are used when the SA node has ceased to function properly. The SA node releases electrical stimuli at a regular rate, the rate is dictated by the needs of the body.


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The Heart: Conduction System. The heart pumps blood through the body. This is accomplished by contraction and relaxation of the cardiac muscle tissue in the myocardium layer. Intercalated discs allow impulses to travel rapidly between adjacent cells so they function as one rather than individual cells.


Conducting System of the Heart
The cardiac conducting system is composed of five main elements which are mentioned here in the order of which an action potential reaches them. The sinoatrial node is the pacemaker of the heart and is situated superior to the sulcus terminalis of the right atrium, next to the opening of the superior vena cava.


Biology, Eighth Edition (Raven)
Conducting System of the Heart. How are all the components of the heart able to work together without direct control from the central nervous system? For proper function of the heart it is necessary that all the muscle fibers in a region contract in unison. It is also necessary that all the different regions of the heart contract in a coordinated but NOT in unison. The non-synchronous coordination is accomplished by central control with a time delay. The sinoatrial sends out signals for contractions to the entire heart.


Cardiology Teaching Package
In the case of the heart, the SA node recharges whilst the atria are refilling, and the AV node recharges when the ventricles are refilling. In this way there is no need for a pause in heart function. Again, this process takes less than one third of a second.


Conducting System of the Heart
Conducting system of the Heart. The heart generates its own electrical impulses and has its own specially devised pathway that helps spread an action potential through the cardiac muscle. This article will explain the conducting system of the heart and touch upon the possible pathological ailments that directly relate to it.


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After the ventricles complete their contraction phase, they relax and the SA node initiates another impulse to start another cardiac cycle. The Heart: Conduction System The heart pumps blood through the body This is accomplished by contraction and relaxation of the cardiac muscle tissue in the myocardium layer.


Cardiology Teaching Package
Cardiac Conduction System. Going back to the analogy of the central heating system, the pump, pipes and radiators are of no use unless connected to a power supply. The pump needs electricity to work. The human heart has a similar need for a power source and also uses electricity.


Conducting System of the Heart
Its innovative area covers the atria of the heart, just as the sinoatrial node does. The bundle of His is a collection of nerve fibers that are seated within the interatrial septum. They forward the electrical impulses from the atrioventricular node and send them on to both the left and right bundle branches. The bundle branches are an accumulation of continuing nerves that innervate the ventricles and the interventricular septum of the heart.


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Cardiac Muscle Tissue Conduction System Continuedâ¦. Cardiac conduction system: The electrical conduction system controls the heart rate This system creates the electrical impulses and sends them throughout the heart. These impulses make the heart contract and pump blood.


Growth Of Bacterial Cultures
The optical density reading of a bacterial culture is a measure of the light scattering, which varies depending on the distance between the sample and the detector. Calibration of each individual spectrophotometer is required to facilitate accurate conversion of OD 600 measurements into the number of cells


How many cells are in a bacterial colony?
A bacterial cell is 60 micrometers .How many bacterial cells would fit end to end in exactly one meter? 1micrometer=10-6 m 60 micrometer = 1 bacterial cell so, 10 6 micrometer = 60*106 bacterial cells


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A bacterial cell is a unit of bacterial colony. In colony of bacteria there can be thousands to million of cells can be present. The morphology of the colony of bacteria can b â¦ e seen with naked eyes without the help of any gear. Where as the bacterial cell can only be seen under microscope.


Interpreting Plates
Bacteria. Each distinct circular colony should represent an individual bacterial cell or group that has divided repeatedly. Being kept in one place, the resulting cells have accumulated to form a visible patch. Most bacterial colonies appear white, cream, or yellow in color, and fairly circular in shape. For example:


Interpreting Plates
Yeast, a type of fungi (plural for fungus), is found in many places from nature, to research labs and even everyday kitchens for baking. Yeast colonies generally look similar to bacterial colonies. Some species, such as Candida, can grow as white patches with a glossy surface.


Growth Of Bacterial Cultures
The yield and quality of the plasmid DNA prepared may depend on a number of factors including plasmid copy number, size of insert, host strain, culture volume, and culture medium. Click on the links below to find out more.


Growth Of Bacterial Cultures
Some plasmids, such as the pUC series and derivatives, have mutations which allow them to reach very high copy numbers within the bacterial cell. Plasmids based on pBR322 and many cosmids are generally maintained at lower copy numbers.


Growth Of Bacterial Cultures
Due to their relatively large size and slow replication time, cosmids are generally present in low or very low copy numbers in bacterial cells (see table Origins of replication and copy numbers of various plasmids and cosmids).


What is the difference between a bacterial cell and a colony?
What is the difference between a bacterial cell and a colony? A bacterial cell is a unit of bacterial colony. In colony of bacteria there can be thousands to million of cells can be present. The morphology of the colony of bacteria can bâ¦e seen with naked eyes without the help of any gear. Where as the bacterial cell can only be seen under microscope.


Interpreting Plates
Different types of bacteria will produce different-looking colonies, some colonies may be colored, some colonies are circular in shape, and others are irregular. The characteristics of a colony (shape, size, pigmentation, etc.) are termed the colony morphology. Colony morphology is a way scientists can identify bacteria.


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1 InContact customers, on your cellphone by dialling *120*321# and select 'More Features' then 'Continue'. 2  Go to www.fnb.mobi on your mobile and select select 'Login to Banking' then 'Register Now!', 3  Login with your Online Banking username and password,ou can register for Cellphone Banking through any of the following ways: 1  InContact customers, on your cellphone by dialling *120*321# and select 'More Features' then 'Continue'.


Important Security Info
In order to ensure your money is safe, here are some security tips: 1  FNB will never ask you for your Cellphone Banking PIN-not by email, not by SMS and not over the phone. 2  Don't share your Cellphone Banking PIN with anyone, not even bank employees. 3  Never access FNB.mobi via a link. 4  Your inContact service doesn't expire. 5  If your cellphone number ... Never reply to an email or SMS that asks you to enter your banking details. 2  If your cellphone is lost or stolen, or your SIM card is damaged, please follow these steps: Call 087 575 9405 (Cellphone Banking contact centre) to block your profile. 3  Get a new SIM from your network operator.


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You can register for Cellphone Banking through any of the following ways: 1  InContact customers, on your cellphone by dialling *120*321# and select 'More Features' then 'Continue'.2  Go to www.fnb.mobi on your mobile and select select 'Login to Banking' then 'Register Now!',ou can register for Cellphone Banking through any of the following ways: 1  InContact customers, on your cellphone by dialling *120*321# and select 'More Features' then 'Continue'.


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Cellphone Banking from FNB is for anyone with any cellphone. All you need is a cellphone and a qualifying FNB transactional account.With Cellphone Banking from FNB you'll have the freedom to live your life while saving time on banking. There really isn't a quicker and easier way to manage your money. Benefits of banking on my cellphone: 1  It's as simple as sending an SMS. Login to FNB Online Banking at www.fnbbotswana.co.bw and click on 'Settings' (found in the top menu). 2  Registered InContact customers can register on their cellphone by simply dialling *130*321# or *103*321# and select the 'More Features' option and then Continue option. 3  At any FNBB branch.


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1 Go to www.fnb.mobi on your mobile and select select 'Login to Banking' then 'Register Now!', 2  Login with your Online Banking username and password, 3  Via FNB Online Banking-login to www.fnb.co.za and go to the 'Settings' tab,ou can register for Cellphone Banking through any of the following ways: 1  InContact customers, on your cellphone by dialling *120*321# and select 'More Features' then 'Continue'.


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1 If your cellphone number changes, please contact FNB to arrange for the new number to be registered for inContact. 2  If a website does not state https:// at the top, it is not a secure site. 3  Never reply to an email or SMS that asks you to enter your banking details. Never reply to an email or SMS that asks you to enter your banking details. 2  If your cellphone is lost or stolen, or your SIM card is damaged, please follow these steps: Call 087 575 9405 (Cellphone Banking contact centre) to block your profile. 3  Get a new SIM from your network operator.


Important Security Info
1 Your inContact service doesn't expire. 2  If your cellphone number changes, please contact FNB to arrange for the new number to be registered for inContact. 3  If a website does not state https:// at the top, it is not a secure site.4  Never reply to an email or SMS that asks you to enter your banking details. Never reply to an email or SMS that asks you to enter your banking details. 2  If your cellphone is lost or stolen, or your SIM card is damaged, please follow these steps: Call 087 575 9405 (Cellphone Banking contact centre) to block your profile. 3  Get a new SIM from your network operator.


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Registration and subscription is free. 1  Go to www.fnb.mobi on your mobile and select Login then Register, OR. 2  Login with your Online Banking username and password, OR. 3  Via FNB Online Banking-login to www.fnb.co.za and go to the Settings tab, OR.ut to get all the great banking functionalities of Full Cellphone Banking, dial *120*321# and select More Features then Continue and follow the prompts. If you have any queries about Cellphone Banking, call the FNB Cellphone Banking contact centre on 087 575 9405.


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How to register for Cellphone Banking. Registration and subscription is free. 1  inContact customers: Dial *120*321# on your cellphone and select More Features from the menu. 2  Online: Log on to www.fnb.co.za and click on the Settings tab.3  At an FNB ATM: Go to More Options or My Banking Options on the menu and select Register for Cellphone Banking.ut to get all the great banking functionalities of Full Cellphone Banking, dial *120*321# and select More Features then Continue and follow the prompts. If you have any queries about Cellphone Banking, call the FNB Cellphone Banking contact centre on 087 575 9405.


FNB Mobile Banking
Mobile Banking with First National Bank brings 24/7 banking to your fingertips! Choose one or more of three easy options to bank right from your mobile device: downloadable app, mobile browser or text messaging. All you need to begin is an FNB Online Banking account and a cell phone.obile Banking with First National Bank brings 24/7 banking to your fingertips! Choose one or more of three easy options to bank right from your mobile device: downloadable app, mobile browser or text messaging. All you need to begin is an FNB Online Banking account and a cell phone.


Space Environment
A circle is a closed curved shape that is flat. That is, it exists in two dimensions or on a plane. In a circle, all points on the circle are equally far from the center of the circle. An ellipse is also a closed curved shape that is flat. Instead of having all points the same distance from the center point, though, an ellipse is shaped so that when you add together the distances from two points inside the ellipse (called the foci) they always add up to the same number.


Difference Between Circle and Ellipse
Both ellipse and circle are closed two-dimensional figures, which are referred as conic sections. A conic section is formed when a right circular cone and a plane intersect. There are four conic sections: circle, ellipse, parabola and hyperbola. The conic section type depends on the angle between the plane and the axis of the cone.


Circle-ellipse problem
A circle can already be represented by an ellipse. There is no reason to have class Circle unless it needs some circle-specific methods that can't be applied to an ellipse, or unless the programmer wishes to benefit from conceptual and/or performance advantages of the circle's simpler model.


Circle-ellipse problem
In the present case, the method Ellipse.stretchX alters the length of one of its axes in place. If Circle inherits from Ellipse, it must also have a method stretchX, but the result of this method would be to change a circle into something which is no longer a circle. The Circle class cannot simultaneously satisfy its own invariant and the behavioural requirements of the Ellipse.stretchX method.


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The points where the major axis touches the ellipse are the  vertices  of the ellipse. The point midway between the two sticks is the  center  of the ellipse. If you draw a line through this center, perpendicular to the major axis and from one side of the ellipse to the other, this will mark the minor axis. The points where the minor axis touches the ellipse are the  co-vertices .


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Sections: Introduction, Finding information from the equation, Finding the equation from information, Word Problems. An ellipse, informally, is an oval or a squished circle. In primitive geometrical terms, an ellipse is the figure you can draw in the sand by the following process: Push two sticks into the sand. Take a piece of string and form a loop that is big enough to go around the two sticks and still have some slack.


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Unfortunately, ellipses fail to satisfy many of the invariants of circles; if Circle has a method radius, Ellipse will now have to provide it as well. The problem is sometimes expressed in statements such as a Circle is not a sort of Ellipse . This looks confusingly like the absurd a circle is not a sort of ellipse, and sounds identical, so it is unhelpful. What is actually meant is an OO-model of a circle should not be a sort of OO-model of an ellipse.


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iTunes is the world's easiest way to organize and add to your digital media collection. We are unable to find iTunes on your computer. To buy and download Superburst Camera by Magic App Factory LLC, get iTunes now.


Shoot Photos in Burst Mode with the iPhone Camera
Shoot Photos in Burst Mode with the iPhone Camera. Continuous burst mode is a camera feature that rapidly takes a bunch of photos in sequence. Itâs a new camera feature that has been toted with the iPhone 5S, but lesser known is that all iPhone models get a variation of this burst mode on their cameras too thanks to the iOS software update.


Shoot Photos in Burst Mode with the iPhone Camera
Burst mode works very well on the iPhone 5 and shoots with tremendous speed, it works pretty well on the iPhone 4S, and it even works on the iPhone 4, though performance is much slower on the 4 and there is about a half-second delay between photo snaps.


Superburst Camera 4+
Take as many bursts as you want, and when youâre done, pick the shots you want to keep and save them to your Photos Library or share them with friends. You can even save your burst as a videoâslow-mo, fast-mo, or regular speed. ::::: SUPERBURST CAMERA FEATURES.


How do you store iPhone burst photos?
Photography with 1110+ answers. What you are really trying to do is convert an image stream into a video. The same way that a timelapse video is made, except your images are not one per minute, they are one per second (or whatever). You generally use video editing software to do this, like iMovie.


Shoot Photos in Burst Mode with the iPhone Camera
There is no obvious indicator that the burst photo feature even exists in iOSâs Camera app, but itâs extremely easy to use and there is basically nothing to it. Open the Camera as usual, then tap and hold on the shutter button to start shooting bursts.


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How do you store iPhone burst photos? I often make use of the burst feature on the iPhone to create a sequence of photo's. The effect of scrolling through these photo's on the iPhone allows me to approach a video, while keeping the individual pictures intact. How can I backup / store these picture sequences, potentially mimicking the effect of scrolling through these pictures, taken at 10 fps, quickly?


Shoot Photos in Burst Mode with the iPhone Camera
Burst mode photos are stored alongside one another in the Camera Roll, accessible through the Photos app. The grouping makes it easy to send them on to others or perform other tasks with the burst pictures.


Superburst Camera 4+
This app is the best burst photo app I have tried. Solid and simple. I use this app as a regular camera app, and it works perfectly. The only request I have is the ability to review a picture and move on to the next frame while zoomed in. Currently, as soon as you move on to the next frame, the image size gets reset to the fit-to-screen size.


Superburst Camera 4+
Tap the shutter button to start continuously snapping photos at blistering speedâup to 240 photos per second on iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, 120 photos per second on iPhone 5s and iPad Air 2, 60 per second on iPhone 5, 5c, iPod Touch, iPad Air, iPad Mini with Retina, and 30 per second on the other iPads plus the iPhone 4s.


Timeline of human evolution
Timeline of human evolution. Haeckel's Paleontological Tree of Vertebrates (c. 1879). The evolutionary history of species has been described as a tree with many branches arising from a single trunk.


When did the first human appear on earth?
There wasn't a first human. Speciation happens so gradually there there is no clearly defined moment when one species becomes another. There has never been a case of a member of one species giving birth to another. Its a bit like asking at what moment a baby turns into a teenager.


Timeline of human evolution
The timeline of human evolution outlines the major events in the development of the human species, Homo sapiens, and the evolution of our ancestors. It includes brief explanations of some of the species, genera, and the higher ranks of taxa that are seen today as possible ancestors of modern humans. This timeline is based on studies from anthropology, paleontology, developmental biology, morphology, and from anatomical and genetic data.


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Confidence votes 62. Scientific evidence says that the first modern humans, Homo sapiens, appeared more than 200,000 years ago. Some fossils from the middle Pleistocene period (about 400,000 years ago), referred to as Homo sapiens rhodesiensis, may be archaic Homo sapiens - a transitional species.


When Did the First Human Appear on Earth?
In that page I state that there was no first living being, and I try to explain why. Nonetheless, some readers disagree, and argue for the creation of the First Human even under the assumption of evolution, as I just explained in the previous paragraph.


When Did the First Human Appear on Earth?
My parents are human... and my grandparents are also human... and my grandparentsâ parents are human, too... But if we go back in time like this, when does the chain of our ancestors end? If we were created, as for example the Bible says, then of course the chain ends at our creation point.


When Did the First Human Appear on Earth?
But if we take a pair where the ancestor is from around 300 BC, and the descendant from around 200 AD (making a difference of 500 years), these two people would not be able to communicate (or, in reality, the communication would be extremely limited).


When did the first human appear on earth?
The earliest documented members of the genus Homo are Homo habilis, which evolved around 2.8 million years ago (Human evolution). Some authorities feel Homo habilis should be reclassified as an australopithecine and identify H. heidelbergensis (Heidelberg Man) and his immediate predecessors as the earliest humans.


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When did the earth form? When did life begin? When did humans and the other primates first appear? Reasonably accurate scientific answers to these questions did not develop until the 1960's and 1970's when radiometric dating techniques were invented that could date samples that are billions of years old. However, before the 1960's, scholars in many cultures tried to estimate the age of the earth and of life.


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Many medical conditions can cause dementia symptoms, especially in older people. 1  The causes of dementia include various diseases and infections, strokes, head injuries, drugs, and nutritional deficiencies.


What is dementia?
The symptoms of these types of dementia are often different in the early stages but become more similar in the later stages. This is because more of the brain is damaged as the different diseases progress. In the later stages of dementia, the person will need more and more support to carry out everyday tasks.


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Causes Of Dementia. It is traumatic to witness someone lose themselves because of dementia. On-going research has demystified the causes of dementia, which may stem from hereditary, environmental, and/or lifestyle circumstances.


What is dementia?
There are many diseases that result in dementia. The most common types of dementia are outlined below: Alzheimerâs disease â This is the most common cause of dementia. In Alzheimerâs disease, an abnormal protein surrounds brain cells and another protein damages their internal structure. In time, chemical connections between brain cells are lost and cells begin to die.


Dementia
What causes dementia? Dementia has many different causes, some of which are difficult to tell apart. Many medical conditions can cause dementia symptoms, especially in older people. The causes of dementia include various diseases and infections, strokes, head injuries, drugs, and nutritional deficiencies.


What Is Star Wars Celebration?
There has never been a more exciting time to be a Star Wars fan, and Star Wars Celebration Europe in London, UK will bring fans of all ages together, from all around the world, to celebrate the pop culture phenomenon that is Star Wars â all on the cusp of new Star Wars movies and television shows!


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The next Star Wars Celebration is in London, England at the ExCeL London Exhibition Centre, Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL, United Kingdom. Like the Rebel Alliance, Star Wars Celebration doesn't have a permanent home.


Celebration Anaheim
Lucasfilm formally announced plans for Celebration Anaheim on July 28, 2013, at the closing ceremonies of Celebration Europe II in Essen, Germany.


What Is Star Wars Celebration?
Celebration-Lucasfilm's love letter to fans-is four fun-filled days of costumes, exhibits, a vibrant, interactive show floor, screenings, exclusive merchandise, celebrity guests, panels, autograph sessions, fan-inspired activities, and other surprises celebrating all things Star Wars !


Star Wars Celebration
Star Wars Celebration is a fan gathering to celebrate the release of a Star Wars franchise movie. It began in 1999, when Lucasfilm held the Star Wars Celebration in Denver, Colorado to celebrate the upcoming release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.


Star Wars Celebration
On May 26, 2006, StarWars.com announced Star Wars Celebration IV (C4) to be held May 24â28, 2007 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the first Star Wars film. C4 was located at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles.


Celebration Anaheim
Celebration Anaheim. 122,340 pages on this wiki. Celebration Anaheim was an official Star Wars Celebration fan convention held from April 16 â 19, 2015, at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California, home of Disneyland.


Star Wars Celebration
From May 3â5, 2002, Star Wars Celebration II was held to celebrate the upcoming release of Attack of the Clones. The convention was moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, to make use of the larger Indiana Convention Center. Downtown Indianapolis was invaded by multitudes of Star Wars fans.


What Is Star Wars Celebration?
Star Wars Celebration will feature guests from the Star Wars movie saga, the Star Wars Rebels television series, the Star Wars Expanded Universe, and across popular culture. And with new movies on the horizon, the next Star Wars Celebration promises to be even bigger and better than anything you've seen before.


Celebration Anaheim
Original Celebration Anaheim starfield logo. While previous Celebrations had been distinguished from each other by Roman numerals similar to the live-action films, Lucasfilm decided not to continue this practice. Instead, this and future Celebrations will be designated by the year and location. Celebration Anaheim opened with a panel on Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens and also included a panel on Rogue One. There was also a special screening of the story reel for four previously unreleased episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, beginning with  The Bad Batch ..


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Steel is blackened with heat, chemicals or a combination of both. Steel has two oxides: red and black. Red oxide is what we know as rust. It is corrosive and destructive.Black oxide provides a protective, abrasion-resistant coating that prevents rust formation.Depending on the method used, black oxide can be applied in an even finish.eat the item with a torch until it begins to smoke and turn black. Spray the item with penetrating oil until it is dripping wet. Heat the item again until it begins to smoke. The petroleum molecules will react with the molecules of heated steel to form a chemical bond, thus sealing the metal.


Remove Rust, Zinc and Black Oxide with âThe Worksâ
Three of the enemies in my shop are rust, zinc coating and black oxide. 1. Rust: No explanation needed. Rust is the enemy of steel, and steel is what allows us to tame wood.2. Zinc coating: Many steel fasteners are coated with an ugly layer of zinc to protect them from rust in the outdoors.his dull black oxide is difficult to strip off and looks wrong on reproduction pieces (in my opinion). To tame these coatings, I usually use a citric acid solution or Evaporust to remove rust. Both are fairly safe chemicals that you can dump down the drain when they are spent.


âBlack Rustâ and Cast Iron Seasoning
The type of oxidation you get on iron depends on how much oxygen there is â lots and you get red rust, not too much and you get black rust (magnetite). There are chemical products you can buy that convert red rust to black rust, but these are generally toxic â not something you want to put on cookware.nlike red rust, black rust is protective and prevents corrosion. Also, things bond better to magnetite than bare iron (for example, polymerized fat). Black rust is not sufficient by itself to protect cast iron from corrosion.


âBlack Rustâ and Cast Iron Seasoning
Hereâs a good overview of the different types of rust (from the perspective of car bodies): Water + Steel = Rust. Unlike red rust, black rust is protective and prevents corrosion. Also, things bond better to magnetite than bare iron (for example, polymerized fat).Black rust is not sufficient by itself to protect cast iron from corrosion. It must be insulated from air and water with a layer of oil, and also itâs easily removed.nlike red rust, black rust is protective and prevents corrosion. Also, things bond better to magnetite than bare iron (for example, polymerized fat). Black rust is not sufficient by itself to protect cast iron from corrosion.


âBlack Rustâ and Cast Iron Seasoning
It may be possible to convert a thin layer of red rust to black rust by boiling the pan, then drying in the oven and immediately coating in oil (before the black rust turns back into red rust). This is the traditional way of âbluingâ a gun.nlike red rust, black rust is protective and prevents corrosion. Also, things bond better to magnetite than bare iron (for example, polymerized fat). Black rust is not sufficient by itself to protect cast iron from corrosion.


How to Blacken Steel With Motor Oil
Blackening not only protects bare steel from rusting, but the process also yields a relatively attractive finish. You can achieve this finish with some pretty common household items.lackening not only protects bare steel from rusting, but the process also yields a relatively attractive finish. You can achieve this finish with some pretty common household items.


What is the formula of rust ?
Rust is an iron oxide, usually red oxide formed by the redox reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of water or air moisture.Several forms of rust are distinguishable both visually and by spectroscopy, and form under different circumstances.ust is an iron oxide, usually red oxide formed by the redox reaction of iron and oxygen in the presence of water or air moisture.


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6. Apply the acid solution. Apply a light layer of the solution to the metal and allow it to air dry. The acid can be applied with a spray bottle or paint brush, although the acid will quickly deteriorate any metal components of the spray bottle.. Let the metal piece air dry. Unlike the bleach and vinegar method, you should let your metal air dry. If you wipe of the salt while the peroxide is still wet, you will disrupt the rusting process and cause your rust to come out blotchy. Once dry, rub the salt off and admire your work.


BLACK-MAXâ¢
1 By using BLACK-MAX on a rusty surface before you paint it eliminates the possibility of rust bleeding back through your new paint. 2  BLACK-MAX is able to accomplish this by blocking out oxygen, completely stopping the rusting process. 3  Environmental concerns about the containment of blast residue. By using BLACK-MAX on a rusty surface before you paint it eliminates the possibility of rust bleeding back through your new paint. 2  BLACK-MAX is able to accomplish this by blocking out oxygen, completely stopping the rusting process. 3  Environmental concerns about the containment of blast residue.


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Heat the item with a torch until it begins to smoke and turn black. Spray the item with penetrating oil until it is dripping wet. Heat the item again until it begins to smoke. The petroleum molecules will react with the molecules of heated steel to form a chemical bond, thus sealing the metal.eat the item with a torch until it begins to smoke and turn black. Spray the item with penetrating oil until it is dripping wet. Heat the item again until it begins to smoke. The petroleum molecules will react with the molecules of heated steel to form a chemical bond, thus sealing the metal.


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Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Wiregrass Georgia Technical College, located in Valdosta, Georgia, was established in 2010 through the merger of the East Central Technical College and Valdosta Technical College. The merger was approved as part of a number of mergers taking place throughout the state in order to consolidate resources and geographic realignment.


Paying for Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
For academic year 2016-2017, the undergraduate tuition & fees at Wiregrass Georgia Technical College is $2,744 for in-state and 4880 for out-of-state students. The undergraduate 2017-2018 estimated tuition & fees at Wiregrass Georgia Technical College is $2,859 for in-state and $4,993 for out-of-state students.


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Instructions for Paying Tuition and Fees Online, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College offers programs in Business, Computer/IT, Healthcare, Technical, Industrial and Professional Services at several convenient locations including Valdosta, Georgia.


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Net Price, Financial Aid, and Historical Tuition Costs for Wiregrass Georgia Technical College . 4089 Val Tech Rd Valdosta,GA 31602-0929 (229) 333-2100


50 Most Affordable Online RN to BSN Programs 2018
Paying for Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Wiregrass Georgia Technical College is public, 2-4 years school located in Valdosta, Georgia. The 2017 undergraduate tuition & fees of Wiregrass Georgia Technical College are $2,744 for Georgia residents and $4,880 for out of State students. Trends Georgia Tuition Request Information Save School


Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
The school is a member of the Technical College System of Georgia, which is responsible for the operation of all two year educational institutions in the state. Academics Wiregrass Georgia Technical College offers a large number of programs and services that meet the needs of residents of its service area.


Wiregrass Georgia Technical College
Individuals interested in attending Wiregrass Georgia Technical College may do so if they are a high school graduate, or 18 years of age or older. Students must complete the application for admissions, pay all fees, supply transcripts and test scores if available.


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Wiregrass Georgia Technical College is a Technical College in Valdosta, GA that Provides Education and Training at a Low Cost to Help Prepare Students for Their


Federal agency: magnitude-7.1 earthquake hit southern Alaska
Federal agency: magnitude-7.1 earthquake hit southern Alaska. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) â A magnitude-7.1 quake knocked items off shelves and walls in Alaska early Sunday morning, jolting the nerves of residents in this earthquake-prone region. There were no reports of injuries, but four homes were lost to explosions or fire following the quake.


Magnitude-7.1 earthquake strikes Alaska
Southern Alaska is well instrumented, and this earthquake is of the style and type that we would expect in this area. The biggest aftershock Sunday was 4.7, and West said a magnitude-5 or magnitude-6 aftershock is possible.


Magnitude 7.1 earthquake jolts Alaska; 4 homes lost in explosions or fire
The earthquake struck at about 1:30 a.m. Alaska time and was centered 53 miles west of Anchor Point in the Kenai Peninsula, which is about 160 miles southwest of Anchorage, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Vincent Nusunginya, 34, of Kenai said he was at his girlfriend's house when the quake hit.


Federal agency: magnitude-7.1 earthquake hit southern Alaska
Federal agency: magnitude-7.1 earthquake hit southern Alaska. In this photo provided by Vincent Nusunginya, items fallen from the shelves litter the aisles inside a Safeway grocery store following a magnitude 6.8 earthquake on the Kenai Peninsula on Sunday Jan. 24, 2016, in south-central Alaska.


Endoscopy
What Is an Endoscopy? An endoscopy is a procedure in which your doctor uses specialized instruments to view and operate on the internal organs and vessels of your body. It allows surgeons to view problems within your body without making large incisions.


Endoscopy
Still, endoscopy is a medical procedure, so it has some risk of bleeding, infection, and other rare complications such as: 1  chest pain. 2  damage to your organs, including possible perforation. 3  fever. persistent pain in the area of endoscopy.  redness and swelling at the incision site.


Quick Facts
- Actress Anne Bancroft won Tony Awards for Two for the Seesaw (1958) and The Miracle Worker (1960). Her husband, Mel Brooks, won three Tonys in 2001 for The Producers, the new Mel Brooks musical. He took home medallions for Best Book of a Musical, Best Score, and Best Musical (as a producer).


The Miracle Worker  (1962 film)
Young Helen Keller (Patty Duke), blind and deaf since infancy due to a severe case of scarlet fever, is frustrated by her inability to communicate and subject to frequent violent and uncontrollable outbursts as a result.


Quick Facts
- In 1996, Zoe Caldwell won the Tony (her fourth) as Best Actress in a Play for her work in Master Class. The production was honored as that year's Best Play, which earned her husband, Robert Whitehead, his third Tony Award, as one of its producers.


The Miracle Worker  (play)
The Miracle Worker has been much referenced and parodied in popular culture. In the 2006 movie Clerks II, the two lead characters argue because one of them has confused Helen Keller with Anne Frank. The Summer Play Festival presented Esther Demsack in 2008, a comedy about a boy, Everette Brewster, and his governess. The comedy culminates in a parodic version of The Miracle Worker.


The Miracle Worker  (1962 film)
The film was nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Director for Arthur Penn, and won two awards, Best Actress for Anne Bancroft and Best Supporting Actress for Patty Duke. The Miracle Worker also holds a perfect 100% score from the movie critics site Rotten Tomatoes.


The Miracle Worker  (1962 film)
The Miracle Worker (1962 film). From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Miracle Worker is a 1962 American biographical film directed by Arthur Penn. The screenplay by William Gibson is based on his 1959 play of the same title, which originated as a 1957 broadcast of the television anthology series Playhouse 90.


The Miracle Worker  (play)
The Miracle Worker is a three-act play by William Gibson adapted from his 1957 Playhouse 90 teleplay of the same name. It is based on Helen Keller 's autobiography The Story of My Life.


The Miracle Worker  (play)
Gibson and Penn were nominated for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, Penn was nominated as Best Director, and both Bancroft (portraying Sullivan) and Duke (portraying Keller) won the Academy Award for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, respectively.


What is a speakeasy?
The term spake-aisy was used even a century before this, where it referred to smugglers' hideouts.   One former speakeasy, Chumley's, still exists in New York City at 86 Bedford Street.


Definitions &Translations
In many languages, the right to vote is called the active right to vote and the right to run for office is called the passive right to vote. In English, these are sometimes called active suffrage and passive suffrage. Suffrage is often conceived in terms of elections for representatives. However, suffrage applies equally to initiatives and referenda. Suffrage describes not only the legal right to vote, but also the practical question of whether a question will be put to a vote.


What Does Suffrage Mean?
By Jone Johnson Lewis. Definition: The word suffrage comes from the Latin suffragium meaning to support.. It already had the connotation of voting in classical Latin, and may have been used as well for a special tablet on which one recorded a vote. It likely came into English through French.


How did the term 'speakeasy' come about?
In 1889, the New York newspaper titled 'Voice' attributed this term to unlicensed saloons, deriving it from the patrons 'speaking quietly' about such a place so as to not alert the neighbors or the police.


What is a speakeasy?
The term comes from a patron's manner of ordering alcohol without raising suspicion-a bartender would tell a patron to be quiet and speak easy.   The origin of the term speakeasy predates Prohibition by at least thirty years. Samuel Hudson, a newspaperman in the late 19th century, said he heard the term used in Pittsburgh in the 1880s by an old Irish woman who sold liquor without a license. She told her clients to speak easy if they wanted to buy some.


What Does Suffrage Mean?
In the 15th and 15th centuries in English, it was also used to mean support.. By the 16th and 17th centuries, suffrage was in common use in English to mean a vote in favor of a proposal (as in a representative body like Parliament) or of a person in an election. The meaning then broadened to apply to a vote for or against candidates and proposals.


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Suffrage universel dedie dÃ©diÃ© A-Ã , Ledru Rollin, frederic. FrÃ©dÃ©ric, sorrieu 1850, suffrage political franchise or simply franchise is the right to, vote in (public political elections although the term is sometimes used for any). right to vote


A Guide to Women's Suffrage
1 A list of those who were key in working for the vote for women: Women's Suffrage Biographies and Top 10 Women's Suffrage Activists.


Q: Gear icon on Safari is missing.
How do I intall the gear icon on my Mac Pro Safari. I already tried the customize toolbar option, but could not find it there neither. Level 10 (178,710 points). There is no gear icon.


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Nop.........I don't see a gear icon (as described) anywhere on my Gmail screen, However, there are headings with links for Settings Help and Log Out there.


what is a gear icon
Re: what is a gear icon. Raee. 4/26/11 9:50 AM. No........I don't see a gear icon (as described) anywhere on my Gmail screen, However, there are headings with links for Settings Help and Log Out there.


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Level 1 (0 points). When I rollover a selected clip the gear icon does not show up and I can't seem to pull up the inspector. This is only the second time I have used iMovie, however all the clips I have seen show that I should be able to pull these things up rather easily.


what is a gear icon
The gear icon is in the upper right hand corner of the Gmail screen. It looks like a circle with teeth. Click it to open a menu, then select Mail Settings.


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The gear icon was introduced in the current version of iMovie (version 8) which came with iLife 09. If you are running iMovie 08, it will not have the gear icon or the inspector, but some of the same functions are available by clicking icons on the middle toolbar. Other functions are new with iLife 09, and if you are watching tutorials for the current version, you may not have them.


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Tags: cute vista icons, icon riding gear, doll making icons, girly fashion icons, icon grabber. Icons | Icon Sets | Download Icons | Order | Support. Copyright Â© 2006-2015 Aha-Soft. All rights reserved. Vista Network Icon Library is a pack of network-related graphics. The set is distributed as GIF, PNG, ICO and BMP files. Each icon has 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48 and 256x256 sizes.


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Transport Icon Set is a commercial-grade collection that includes transport and traffic themed images, available in the following formats: 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48 and 256x256.


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what is a gear icon
4/26/11 6:47 PM. You either see the old Gmail page which has the links for settings, help, and log out or you have the new (possibly still rolling out) page which has you name and a gear icon, both of which have drop down menus. still can't see it.


Cumberland Falls History
Early maps show the Cumberland River was known as the Shawnee River. Early travel accounts describe the falls. Dr. Thomas Walker during his 1750 exploration of Kentucky named the waterfall after the Duke of Cumberland, a son of King George II of England.


Cumberland Falls History
Geologists estimate that the rock over which the Cumberland River plunges is about 250 million years old. Romantics are enchanted with the poetic beauty of the falls. Visitors are awed by the majesty of the falls. Historians note the uniqueness of the site.


Cumberland River
The 688-mile-long (1,107 km) river drains almost 18,000 square miles (47,000 km 2) of southern Kentucky and north-central Tennessee. The river flows generally west from a source in the Appalachian Mountains to its confluence with the Ohio River near Paducah, Kentucky, and the mouth of the Tennessee River. Major tributaries include the Obey, Caney Fork, Stones, and Red rivers. Although the Cumberland River basin is predominantly rural, there are also some large cities on the river, including Nashville and Clarksville, both in Tennessee.


Cumberland Falls History
Discussions already were under way regarding a proposal by the Cumberland River Power Company to build a dam above the falls. However, not until March 10, 1930 did the Kentucky legislature vote to accept the now deceased Colemanâs offer of the falls area as a state park.


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T his point is primarily found in the Cumberland River basin and through-out the Tennessee River basin. This point is found with less frequency into the Mississippi River basin and into the Ohio River basin. This point has been found into the Great Lakes region with rare frequency and have been reported into Minnesota.


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The cross section is flattened where the flute is present and elliptical above the flute. The blade has and outward recurvate shape due to a constrictive waist at the hafting area. The blade expands out from the waist forming articulates or ears.


Cumberland Falls History
The dedication of Cumberland Falls as a Kentucky State Park took place August 21, 1931. The road from Corbin to the falls needed improvement, and in 1931 a new highway was completed. Between September 7, and Thanksgiving Day, 1931, over 50,000 visitors came to see Cumberland Falls.


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The Cumberland River was named by Dr. Thomas Walker, after The Duke of Cumberland of England. The Cumberland is 696 miles in length and drains almost 18,000 square miles in area. It is the sixteenth longest river in the U.S. The headwaters are marked mile 696, the mouth is mile 0. The mouth is at Smithland Kentucky, where it empties into the Ohio River. The headwaters are located in Harlan, Kentucky where the Poor, Martin's and Clover Forks converge. The Barkley Canal connects the Tennessee River with the Cumberland River. The Cumberland Falls on the upper part of the river are 60', and located in the Daniel Boone National Forest. There are 5 dams on the river, with 5 more on it's tributaries. Lake Cumberland is 110 miles in length.


Cumberland Falls History
The falls are 65 feet high and 125 feet wide. When the Cumberland River is at flood stage the width of the falls can quickly expand to 300 feet. Besides the falls, one of the great attractions at Cumberland Falls State Park is the Moonbow.


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The base is concave and may have grinding and short flakes created by pressure flaking after the flute was created. The face has a long flake(s) or flute(s) that extends from 1/3 to the entire blade face. Un-fluted examples would not be considered a classic Cumberland point. This point has collateral flaking pattern.


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For the line segment in the image, you can simply count the squares on the grid. The difference in height between the two points is three units (three squares). The difference in width between the two points is two units (two squares). So, the slope of the line segment (the slope between the two points) is m = 3/2.


CIRCLES: Their Lines and Segments
A circle is the set of points in a plane that are a given distance, called the radius, from a given point in the plane, called the center. A segment from the center to a point on the circle is called a radius. All radii of a circle are congruent. For a demonstration of these definitions click here.


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In geometry, the distance between two points is used to define the measure of a. segment. Segments can be defined by using the idea of betweenness. 2. Ruler Postulate â The points on any line can be paired with the real numbers so that, given any two points X and Y on the line, X corresponds to zero, and Y corresponds. to a positive number.


Parabola
In the figure at the right, point N is between M and P. while point Q is not between M and P. For N to be. between M and P, all three points must be colinear. Segment MP, MP , consists of points M and P and all. points between M and P. The measure of MP, written MP (without a bar over the letter), is the.


CIRCLES: Their Lines and Segments
In the figure, segment EF is a chord; segment CD is a diameter; segment AD is a radius, with point A the center; line EF is a secant. Congruent circles are circles that have congruent radii. By definition, radii of congurent circles are congruent.


CIRCLES: Their Lines and Segments
It is assumed they have a working knowledge of geometry for this unit. Application and understanding of the figures and concepts employed with circles such as point, line, segment, angle, coplanar, etc. would come under this assumption.


What is Slope? - Definition & Formulas
Definition of Slope. The slope of a line is the ratio of the amount that y increases as x increases some amount. Slope tells you how steep a line is, or how much y increases as x increases. The slope is constant (the same) anywhere on the line.


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In right triangle XYZ, the right angle is located at vertex Y. The length of line segment XY is 12.4 cm. The length of line segment YZ is 15.1 cm. Which is the approximate measure of angle YZX? 34.8Â° 39.4Â° 50.6Â° 55.2Â°. Edit Â· Unsubscribe Â· Report Â· Thu Oct 13 2016 10:21:24 GMT-0400 (EDT) mathematics.


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Segment XY is parallel to segment YZ, Angle of X is congruent or equal to Z. Prove Triangle WXY is congruent or equal to Triangle YZW. It is a flow proof :/. 11/4/2014 | Jesus from Jefferson City, MT | 0 Answers | 0 Votes.


Anarcho-syndicalism
Anarcho-syndicalism (also referred to as revolutionary syndicalism) is a theory of anarchism which views revolutionary industrial unionism or syndicalism as a method for workers in capitalist society to gain control of an economy and, with that control, influence broader society.a]t the same time that syndicalism exerts this unrelenting pressure on capitalism, it tries to build the new social order within the old. The unions and the 'labour councils' are not merely means of struggle and instruments of social revolution; they are also the very structure around which to build a free society.


Syndicalism
Syndicalism is a type of proposed economic system, a form of socialism, considered a replacement for capitalism. It suggests that industries be organized into confederations or syndicates.lthough the terms anarcho-syndicalism and revolutionary syndicalism are often used interchangeably, the anarcho-syndicalist label was not widely used until the early 1920s (some credit Sam Mainwaring with coining the term).


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Definition of SYNDICALISM. 1. : a revolutionary doctrine by which workers seize control of the economy and the government by direct means (as a general strike).2. : a system of economic organization in which industries are owned and managed by the workers.3.. : a revolutionary doctrine by which workers seize control of the economy and the government by direct means (as a general strike). 2. : a system of economic organization in which industries are owned and managed by the workers. 3.


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Anarcho-syndicalism (syndicalism for short) is a strategy through which the working class can liberate itself from subordination and exploitation by dominating classes.yndicalism refers to the strategy and libertarian socialism refers to the aim or goal. Libertarian syndicalism interprets liberty as self-management or control over one s life, and believes that freedom for the working class requires the elimination of working class subordination to capitalist or state bosses.


Criminal Syndicalism Law and Legal Definition
Criminal Syndicalism Law & Legal Definition. Criminal syndicalism is a doctrine which advocates crime, sabotage, violence or other unlawful methods of terrorism as a means of accomplishing industrial or political reform.The advocates of this doctrine believe that unions should run the nationâs economy.riminal syndicalism was punished as a felony. Statutes made it a crime to defend, advocate, or set up an organization committed to the use of crime, violence, sabotage, or other unlawful means to bring about a change in the form of government or in industrial ownership or control.