THE WALTONS Episode Synopses - Season 7
THE EMPTY NEST (two hour episode) (21 Sep 1978) This special episode of The Waltons is dedicated to the memory of Will Geer. Writers: Rod Peterson and Claire Whitaker. Director: Philip Leacock. Music: Alexander Courage.


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There may be more credits available for this character. To edit the credits displayed or to add more credits to this character's filmography, click the Edit Credits link. The Waltons. - The Obsession (1978) TV episode, Played by Deirdre Lenihan. - The Moonshiner (1978) TV episode, Played by Deirdre Lenihan.


'Devastated' The Waltons stars pay tribute to patriarch Ralph Waite as he dies aged 85
The Waltons, which aired on CBS from 1972 to 1981, starred Waite as John Walton, and Richard Thomas played his oldest son, John-Boy, an aspiring novelist. 'My spiritual husband': Michael Learned, who play Ralph's televisionwife Olivia Walton, called her co-star a 'good honest actor and a good honest man'.


The Revelation
John Boy and Daisy get together one evening after her performing at the theatre, and John Boy asks Daisy then to marry him. Although hesitant at first, she accepts. John Boy rings home to tell the family, but instead has to leave the message with Erin...John Boy and his fiancee are heading for Waltons Mountain.


The Revelation
John Boy takes steps to get Daisy and her mother back together again and goes to introduce himself to Daisy's mother. She agrees to meet with Daisy, suspecting that Daisy hasn't told John Boy the whole story behind their argument.


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Daisy Garner. Daisy Garner Deirdre Lenihan The Marathon s3/e9 Clerk at Patterson's Five and Dime in Scottsville, Virginia John-Boy's dance partner at the Dance Marathon s3/e9 Ex-fiancee of John-Boy Daughter Melissa Mother Mrs. Garner who lives in Lynchburg s6/e21. Ad blocker interference detected!


'Devastated' The Waltons stars pay tribute to patriarch Ralph Waite as he dies aged 85
Ralph Waite, who played the kind-and-steady patriarch of a tight-knit rural Southern family on the TV series The Waltons died on Thursday, his manager said. He was 85. Waite, who lived in the Palm Springs area, died about midday, manager Alan Mills said. Scroll down for video.


The Death of M*A*S*Hâs Col. Henry Blake
In the third season finale âAbyssinia, Henryâ, Henry Blake is sent home, to coincide with McLean Stevensonâs departure from the show. In a surprise twist at the end of the episode, the characters learn that Blakeâs plane was shot down en route to Japan, and everyone aboard died.


The Death of M*A*S*Hâs Col. Henry Blake
Although the other M*A*S*H actors did not know while they were filming the rest of âAbyssinia, Henryâ that it would ultimately end with Col. Blakeâs death, they did know what was going to happen before they undertook the episodeâs final scene.


The Death of M*A*S*Hâs Col. Henry Blake
The cast of M*A*S*H did not learn of Col. Blake's death until they were actually filming the scene in which it was announced. See Example(s) In a surprise twist at the end of the episode, the characters learn that Blakeâs plane was shot down en route to Japan, and everyone aboard died.


Allan Arbus, âMASHâ Actor, Dead at 95
Thesp was married to Diane Arbus. Allan Arbus, who ran a photography business with his wife Diane Arbus before becoming an actor who starred in âMASH,â died April 19 in Los Angeles. He was 95. His daughter Amy (pictured above) confirmed his death to the New York Times. Arbus played Major Sidney Freedman, a psychiatrist, on the long-running TV show.


Encyclopedia
Sal Viscuso and Todd Susman played the camp's anonymous public address system announcer throughout the series. This character (who is never seen on camera) broke the fourth wall only twice, in the episodes Pilot (M*A*S*H) (1.1) and Welcome to Korea (4.1), both times while introducing the regular cast members.


MASH
exists and is an alternate of . Larry Linville (Frank Burns) and Maclean Stevenson (Henry Blake) are former MASH cast members who are now deceased. Recurring guest star Ed Winter (Col. Flagg) is also dead.


Territories of the United States
Territories of the United States. Portions of the United States that are not within the limits of any state and have not been admitted as states. The United States holds three territories: American Samoa and Guam in the Pacific Ocean and the U.S. Virgin Islands in the Caribbean Sea. Although they are governed by the United States, the territories do not have statehood status, and this lesser legal and political status sets them apart from the rest of the United States.


Unincorporated territories of the United States
All territory under the control of the federal government is considered part of the United States for purposes of law. From 1901 to 1905, the U.S. Supreme Court in a series of opinions known as the Insular Cases held that the Constitution extended ex proprio vigore (by its own force) to the territories.


Territories of the United States
Certain other acts are cited, notably the judiciary act of March 3, 1891, making it the duty of this court to assign [197 U.S. 516, 534] the several territories of the United States to particular Circuits.


Geography of the Territories of the United States
The following is an alphabetical list of the territories of the United States. For reference, their land area and population (where applicable) have also been included. 1) American Samoa. â¢ Total Area: 77 square miles (199 sq km) â¢ Population: 57,663 (2007 estimate) 2) Baker Island.


How many states are there in the United States?
Home USA Howmanyarethere 25 March 2011. There are 50 states in United States of America.United States comprises 50 constituent states and one district. It is located on the North American continent. When the country gained independence from the rule of Great Britain, it had only 13 states. Between 19th and the 20th century, United States expanded across the North American continent by including 37 new states and by acquiring a number of overseas territories. State: Alabama. Date : December 14, 1819.


Territories of the United States
The Philippines was a possession of the United States. Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia, and other Pacific island nations were governed by the United States as a United Nations Trust Territory. All of these places have become independent: the Philippines in 1946, Palau in 1947, and Micronesia in 1986.


Are The Bahamas a U.S. territory or does the U.S. own them?
Answer Wiki. No, the Bahamas is not a U.S. territory. It became a British Crown Colony in 1718, and gained independence in 1973. A U.S. citizen can acquire an Enhanced Drivers License (EDL) in some states, or a U.S. Passport Card anywhere. These are valid for re-entry to the U.S. at a land or sea border crossings only.


(a story) takes place in (a time and place)
(a story) takes place in (a time and place) Use this phrase to describe the setting of a movie, book, TV show, play, etc. The phrasal verb take place means to happen, so the sentence describes where and when the story happens. You can follow take place with either a time, a location, or both: It takes place in the 1930's.


(a story) takes place in (a time and place)
(a story) takes place in (a time and place) Use this phrase to describe the setting of a movie, book, TV show, play, etc. The phrasal verb take place means to happen, so the sentence describes where and when the story happens. It takes place in the 1930's. The novel takes place in rural China. I saw a movie that took place in 18th century France.


The Shining film locations
To complicate matters further, itâs sometimes claimed that the film was made at the Stanley Hotel, 333 East Wonderview Avenue, Estes Park in Colorado. This is the hotel in which King stayed in 1973, and which inspired the original story. The writer detested the Kubrick adaptation, which junked most of his plot in favour of atmosphere, and sanctioned a TV movie remake, which did indeed use the Stanley.


The Shining  (film)
The Shining is a 1980 British-American psychological horror film produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick, co-written with novelist Diane Johnson, and starring Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd, and Scatman Crothers. The film is based on Stephen King's 1977 novel The Shining. The initial European release of The Shining was 25 minutes shorter than the American version, achieved by removing most of the scenes taking place outside the environs of the hotel.


The Stanley Hotel
The Stanley Hotel also hosted the horror novelist Stephen King, serving as inspiration for the Overlook Hotel in his 1977 bestseller The Shining. Today, it includes a restaurant, spa, and bed-and-breakfast and provides guided tours which feature the history and alleged paranormal activity of the site.


The Stanley Hotel
The Stanley Hotel is a 140-room Colonial Revival hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. Approximately five miles from the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, the Stanley offers panoramic views of Lake Estes, the Rockies and especially Long's Peak.


Oranjestad, Aruba
Oranjestad is also the location of Xavier University School of Medicine, Aruba, a U.S. based curriculum medical school. The school offers a 2-year pre-medicine and 4-year medical program leading to an M.D. degree (Doctor of Medicine).


Where is Aruba?
Located in the continent of the Caribbean, Aruba covers 180 square kilometers of land, making it the 222nd largest nation in terms of land area. Aruba is a dependant territory of The Netherlands. The population of Aruba is 107,635 (2012) and the nation has a density of 598 people per square kilometer. The currency of Aruba is the Aruban Florin (AWG). As well, the people of Aruba are refered to as Aruban/Dutch. The dialing code for the country is 297 and the top level internet domain for Aruban/Dutch sites is .aw.


Where is Aruba located?
The south coast of Aruba is home to Savaneta, the oldest town in Aruba and San Nicolas. San Nicolas is the second largest city in Aruba and is home to an oil refinery, which is not currently operational. In the south you will also find Baby Beach and several great windsurfing and kite surfing spots.


Aruba's Information
Within a few years Aruba was colonized by settlers from Spain and from other Caribbean islands. In 1508, Alonso de Ojeda was appointed Spain's first Governor of Aruba.


Oranjestad, Aruba
Oranjestad (Dutch pronunciation: [oËËrÉÉ²ÉËstÉt]; literally Orange Town) is the capital and largest city of Aruba. Oranjestad is located on the southern coast near the western end of the island country. In the local language, Papiamento, Oranjestad is often referred to simply as Playa. As of 2015 the population of the capital was around 35,000.


Where is Aruba located?
Cruise ships arrive weekly on Aruba and over 150 flights from different cities from the United States, Canada, several countries in South America, the Netherlands, England and other Caribbean islands are being welcomed on a daily basis.


Oranjestad, Aruba
The name was conferred on the city in the 1820s when interest in Aruba increased due to the discovery of (alluvial) gold deposits. Air Aruba once had its headquarters in Oranjestad. Air Aruba suspended its operations on October 23, 2000.


Differences Between Curb and Snaffle Bits
Differences Between Curb and Snaffle Bits. Curb and snaffles are two styles of horse bits that each have their own uses. Snaffle bits are mild, simple round-cheeked bits, while curb bits are harsher and normally have metal shanks coming down from the cheekpieces. Choosing the right bit can make a big difference in how your horse performs for you when you ride.


Differences Between English and Western Snaffles
The Tom Thumb and any other bit with shanks are curb bits, which use a leverage action. So, if the bit has shanks, it is always a curb bit, and never a snaffle. The shanks on a curb bit do not have to be long to put some pressure over the top of the horseâs head, and behind the chin. That is how a curb bit works. So even a bit with two or three-inch shanks is a curb bit.


Curb bit
Snaffle vs. Curb. On a snaffle bit, the rein attaches. directly to the mouthpiece. The bit acts. with a nutcracker action (provided it is. jointed) on the bars of the mouth (the. area of gum between the front and back. teeth), the corners of the mouth and the.


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Most people assume that because the. snaffle is usually a jointed bit and the. curb usually is not, the mouthpiece is. what determines whether a particular bit. is a snaffle or a curb. However, according. to veteran horse trainer Jessica Jahiel, the. difference between snaffles and curbs has.


What is the difference between a snaffle and a bit?
A snaffle is one type of bit. There are three main types, snaffle, curb and hackamore. A hackamore has no mouthpiece (bitless bridle). A curb has shanks, and a snaffle does not. For a snaffle, the reins are right at the corners of the horse's mouth.


What is the difference between a snaffle and a bit?
Snaffles are usually the easiest, softest bits for a horse's mouth-they're generally just the two-bar, one-link affairs. What really determines the difference between all the different types of snaffle bits is the rings that attach the part between your horse's teeth to the bridle to the reins to your hands!


Difference between Snaffle and Leveraged Bits â Take the quiz
Other leveraged bit have shanks longer that 7 inches! Thatâs a whole lot of pressure. The beauty of a snaffle bit is that the horse feels the exact amount of pressure on the bit that you put on the rein. If you use one pound of pressure that is exactly what the horse feels â one pound of pressure.


Differences Between Curb and Snaffle Bits
The snaffle is generally considered one of the gentlest types of bits. Snaffles are often used on young horses and those in training. A snaffle is a direct pressure bit; it can have a broken or jointed mouthpiece, or a straight mouthpiece. The cheekpieces of snaffle bits are rings.


Difference between Snaffle and Leveraged Bits â Take the quiz
The simple answer is, âNo.â Curb straps are often used on snaffle bits as a safety precaution to prevent the bit from sliding into or through the horseâs mouth. Curb straps have no influence on how a snaffle bit works. Snug curb snaps work like a vise, catching the horseâs lower jaw between the bit and the curb.


Difference between Snaffle and Leveraged Bits â Take the quiz
Most people think that a snaffle bit is a bit with a broken mouth piece, like the bits in these two images. The Tom Thumb bit, commonly called a cowboy snaffle bit isnât a snaffle at all. It has a broken mouthpiece, but that has nothing to do with whether a bit is a snaffle or not. The ring snaffle is a snaffle.


What is the difference between an alternator and a distributor used in cars?
Unfortunately yes. The Pontiac brand will be discontinued unless sold and will stop producing vehicles sometime between now and fall 2010.


First Saturn plant to stop making the cars
Workers surround the last Saturn Ion sedan that rolled off the line at the Saturn plant in Spring Hill, Tenn. SPRING HILL, Tenn. â General Motors Corp. launched the Saturn brand at its plant in the tiny Tennessee town of Spring Hill nearly 17 years ago.


Chevy Impala Future Uncertain As GM Reconsiders Model Range
| By Andreas Tsaousis |. In the aftermath of the 2008 bankruptcy and the subsequent bailout, GM had shed half of its brands. Yet it still has the broadest range of models in its home market. In the light of shifting market trends, though, CEO Mary Barra is determined to reshuffle the deck. We have a broad portfolio.


GM to quit making cars in Australia
GM to quit making cars in Australia. The century-old Australian auto industry is swirling the drain thanks to the decision by General Motors to stop making cars there by 2017. GM's decision to close down engine and vehicle manufacturing and most. Post to Facebook.


First Saturn plant to stop making the cars
It also lost $10.4 billion in 2005. Saturn once billed itself as âa different kind of companyâ making âa different kind of car,â but after a promising start, it let the carsâ looks and technology get stale. New models were finally introduced to mixed results.


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John Laccester the maker of the movie Cars says he is going to be making Cars 3 in 2016. Although Pixar were not exactly sure the first time if they were going to make Caâ¦rs 3, but John Laccester says that they are going to make it. Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time.


GM to stop making Chevy Volts for 4 weeks in summer
GM to stop making Chevy Volts for 4 weeks in summer. General Motors 2013 Chevrolet Volt. DETROIT -- General Motors will stop making the Chevrolet Volt for four weeks in June and July due to slow sales and to deal with the change to an all-new version of the gas-electric hybrid car.


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Forms protect the concrete, assist in curing it, and support any reinforcing rods or conduits. embedded in the concrete. This chapter familiarizes the carpenter with the design and construction of various. types of forms. FORM DESIGN. Forms for concrete must be tight, rigid, and strong.


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If green lumber is used, allow for shrinkage, or keep it wet until the. concrete is in place. Softwoods (pine, fir, and. spruce) are the most economical; they are light, easy to work with, and generally available. Wood coming in contact with concrete should be. surfaced (smooth) on the side towards the concrete.


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In this. type of construction and in the first pour for walls. and columns, the concrete tends to lift the form. above its proper elevation. (Field Manual 5-742. gives formulas and tables for designing forms of. proper strength.)


Do-It-Yourself Leather Repair: Instructions & Videos
SANDPAPER-SUPER-GLUE METHOD FOR LEATHER. Minor damage on genuine leather (not synthetics) can be easily repaired with sandpaper and super glue! This method is exceptional for repairing cat scratch damage. The results are better than those of many retail repair kits and are also less expensive.


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1 Modge Podge is an all-in-one sort of glue, sealer, and finish. You can use it on a variety of crafting projects. But it also works well for treating faux leather shoes.  Shoe Goo is a similar product that has a variety of shoe-related purposes.


Woman's 'leather' couch peels apart after 3 years
Leather couches are more popular than ever these days. But with a high quality leather sofa costing $2,000 or more, a lot of stores are pushing low cost versions, sometimes just $800 for a full couch. Which can be acceptable in some cases, or can be junk, as a woman found out. Grabbed a half-price sale.


Woman's 'leather' couch peels apart after 3 years
But with a high quality leather sofa costing $2,000 or more, a lot of stores are pushing low cost versions, sometimes just $800 for a full couch. Which can be acceptable in some cases, or can be junk, as a woman found out. Elizabeth Gibson dreamed of having a beautiful leather living room set.


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Probably not, you could maybe remove the peeling parts and then moisturize it with a leather care product special for shoes, that might make them look better, but replacing the leather would be like changing the entire shoe. No...sorry. You can always make it look vintage.


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Composites have a faux leather coating that is notorious for peeling or flaking, exposing a fabric substrate. There is no compound or dye that can correct this problem or create a new leather-like surface. Anything you add to an unstable surface may peel and flake away too. Reupholstery or replacement is recommended.


Diagnose a problem
Diagnose a problem. WHAT (is this) The top finish and or colour lifting off. WHY (does this occur) This is the most common on the back cushion of the sofa/chair where your head is positioned. Contaminants, hair products and natural oils in the skin/hair can cause the top finish and or colour to peel off. (This can occur anywhere on your furniture where you come into contact with it.) HOW (to rectify)


Do-It-Yourself Leather Repair: Instructions & Videos
If your surface is peeling or flaking, it could be caused by one of two things: 1) Your leather is a composite (also called bonded, blended or reconstituted leather) made from scrap leather and mixed with man-made materials.


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PS You can try to repair it yourself by using a leather repair kit, and a colorant kit. But unless you have the know how, it'll be a pricy experiment that will probably look worse than peeling leather. Written Mar 4, 2015 Â· View Upvotes Â· Answer requested by 1 person.


Can I replace the leather peeling off my shoes?
No, you can't add new leather to a shoe, but you may be able to do a fix to keep wearing a shoe. Leather is a tanned animal skin that has dye added to make it a color other than the natural tan.


Obesity and Overweight: What You Should Know
Being overweight or obese are both terms for having more body fat than what is considered healthy. Both are used to identify people who are at risk for health problems from having too much body fat. However, the term obese generally means a much higher amount of body fat than overweight.. Everyone needs some body fat for energy, heat insulation, and other body functions. But having too much can lead to serious health problems. The more body fat you have, the greater your risk for diabetes, kidney disease, heart disease, and other problems.


Kidneys - age-related problems
Age-related kidney disease can affect your heart. People with chronic kidney disease are two to three times more likely to have a heart attack, and cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death for people on dialysis and those who have a transplanted kidney.


Kidneys - age-related problems
Scarring of the kidneys mainly affects young children and is caused by a condition called âurinary refluxâ. In this condition, there is a backflow of urine from the bladder into the kidneys. Symptoms of kidney disease. Kidney disease is called a âsilent diseaseâ as there are often no warning signs.


Kidneys - age-related problems
Kidney problems can also increase the risk of other conditions such as cardiovascular (heart and blood vessel) disease. Kidney diseases can be serious, but early detection and good management can increase the life of your kidneys. Kidney disease is not always accompanied by warning signs.


Kidney Disease (Nephropathy)
In time, the stress of overwork causes the kidneys to lose their filtering ability. Waste products then start to build up in the blood. Finally, the kidneys fail. This failure, ESRD, is very serious. A person with ESRD needs to have a kidney transplant or to have the blood filtered by machine (dialysis).


Free Resource Guide for Subnautica Game
subnautica game guides subnautica game opens an epic aquatic adventure for the players to earn more experiences and improve their surviving skills while exploring the mysteries of the oceans


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diamond is a type of raw materials found in basalt and obsidian outcrops or in its crystal form on the seabed most of its crystals are found in very deep water levels diamond can be found as a large resource nodule currently uses the quartz model these yield many of their respective resource however they are only obtainable through drilling with the prawn suit


Free Resource Guide for Subnautica Game
frankly speaking subnautica is very warmly welcomed by most of gamers since the game brings an awesome gameplay contents graphics and other features to them the oceans are always filled with exotic resources and you surely confront them or depart your adventure to hunt for them in the game now let s discover a resource guide for free in subnautica you will find all necessary resources


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the hardened blade is an upgrade to the regular survival knife and is crafted by using the modification station in general it can be used as a tool for harvesting or defense the hardened blade has a limited durability of about 200 strikes against an object which is two times the durability of a normal survival knife if a bleeder latches onto the player s arm the player can use the hardened blade to stab the bleeder markings on the hardened blade indicate that it was made by alterra arms incorporated alterra is a corporation also known from the game natural selection 2 which was developed by unknown worlds entertainment


Free Resource Guide for Subnautica Game
for the basalt outcrops they are easier to be found pay a visit to these places and you can get them the grand reef mushroom forests underwater islands bloody kelp koosh zone lava geyser s drops diamond gold and uranium


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Diamond is a type of Raw Materials found in Basalt and Obsidian Outcrops, or in its crystal form on the seabed. Most of its crystals are found in very deep water levels. Diamond can be found as a Large Resource Nodule (currently uses the Quartz model). These yield many of their respective resource.


Reference-Checking Secrets Employers Won't Tell You
In fact, a lot of reference-checking happens behind the scenes when an employer spots a mutual connection and calls that person to ask their opinion of you. The only person who's typically considered off-limits is your current employer.3. Employers can ask references anything they want.Contrary to the myth that employers can only ask very targeted and limited questions, they can ask anything at all (as long as it's not about protected classes, like race, religion, disabilities, and so forth).See 10 Workplace Myths, Debunked .]. They can and do ask about your work ethic, your attitude, how your work compared with your peers' work, what you accomplished, what your weakest points are, why you left, and whether the employer would be excited to hire you again, among other things.


Does an Employer checking your references usually mean they are going to hire you?
That's most certainly a really good sign. That means things are in motion and you're bound to get a job very soon. Employers have alot of work to do, and if they can spend time calling your references, that means that they're really are interested in you. I think you're going to get the job very soon.I hope you do! :) Hope things go great for you.mployers have alot of work to do, and if they can spend time calling your references, that means that they're really are interested in you. I think you're going to get the job very soon. I hope you do!


Job Applications: Do Employers Really Check Work History and References?
There are still employers who donât do a through job of checking your references. In fact, a tiny number may not check any references at all. But the majority of employers will check your references. I always checked every single one.And even if you might find one who doesnât, itâs just not worth the risk.y Ronnie Ann. When youâre applying for a job, itâs tempting to think no one is REALLY going to call all your former employers to check references about previous jobs. Maybe you think that weâll call only one of your references, like the top one on your list or whichever reference we can reach the easiest.


Job Applications: When and How Does an Employer Check Your References?
1 Check with each reference to verify their contact information is current and to make sure they are available and willing. 2  Most employers will call your references only if you are the final candidate or one of the final two. 3  Occasionally the final three or four. Every now and then an employer will check all the people they interview, although to me thatâs inconsiderate of the reference. 2  But the majority of employers will wait until they are close to making an offer.


When a potential employer calls your references, does that mean you are likely to get hired?
In my opinion it definitely means they have the intentions of hiring you or are seriously considering it. Because reference checking is time-consuming and can be tedious, most recruiters/hiring managers won't do it until they are very close to making a decision (it's kind of the last step).However, there could be situation where they use a reference check to differentiate 2 candidates (for example, the final 2).n general, if employers call your references, it would be a good sign that you are a final round candidate and are being seriously considered for the position...but, in this case, you already know that much. Good luck! Written 15 Feb 2013 â¢ View Upvotes â¢ Asked to answer by Dan Parker.


Job Applications: When and How Does an Employer Check Your References?
There was a time when you simply handed your job references to the employer after the first interview or sent it along with your resume. But, with a few exceptions, most employers ask for your references only when they are ready for them, not before.And while it is a clue you may be getting the offer, Iâll explain later why thatâs not always the case. Every now and then an employer will check all the people they interview, although to me thatâs inconsiderate of the reference. 2  But the majority of employers will wait until they are close to making an offer.


Reference-Checking Secrets Employers Won't Tell You
2. Employers can call people outside of your reference list. While people often believe employers limit themselves to the formal list of references you provide, the reality is that they may call anyone you've worked for or who might know you.See 10 Workplace Myths, Debunked .]. They can and do ask about your work ethic, your attitude, how your work compared with your peers' work, what you accomplished, what your weakest points are, why you left, and whether the employer would be excited to hire you again, among other things.


Job Applications: Do Employers Really Check Work History and References?
This varies depending on the employer, but at some point, if you are a serious candidate, they will most likely check your job references and perform a background check that includes your education and work history, often using a third-party firm that specializes in such things.y Ronnie Ann. When youâre applying for a job, itâs tempting to think no one is REALLY going to call all your former employers to check references about previous jobs. Maybe you think that weâll call only one of your references, like the top one on your list or whichever reference we can reach the easiest.


Job Applications: When and How Does an Employer Check Your References?
First, do all you can to find former bosses or colleagues. Use LinkedIn search or use a search engine. If you enter the personâs name and the company where you worked together, you may find them. Even if the company doesnât exist, the references still have value. Every now and then an employer will check all the people they interview, although to me thatâs inconsiderate of the reference. 2  But the majority of employers will wait until they are close to making an offer.


employers that ask for references but never call them
Itâs usually either because (a) theyâre only going to call the references of the person they might an offer to but they havenât yet decided who that will be, or (b) they suck at hiring. Iâll elaborate on both.tâs usually either because (a) theyâre only going to call the references of the person they might an offer to but they havenât yet decided who that will be, or (b) they suck at hiring. Iâll elaborate on both.


Tips on Absorbing Sound in an Office
Plants are nature's sound absorbers. A screen or hedge of plants not only provides a green alternative to cubicles, they also reflect sound waves in an office, providing a more pleasant workplace with a lower level of background noise.


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Additionally, because the leaf size is small compared to the noise wavelength, plants are able to reflect the noise towards other surfaces where the sound has since reduced. Without the plant and its flexible parts, the waves would hit the rigid walls that do not vibrate, causing the sound to be louder and echo.


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Posted. by Robin Blakeman & filed under Benefits of Indoor Plants. Whether it is your home or office, you turn to your facility for refuge from the hustle and bustle of the busy streets. When it comes to getting quality work done on a daily basis, your office should be distraction-free.


Soundproofing
There are several basic approaches to reducing sound: increasing the distance between source and receiver, using noise barriers to reflect or absorb the energy of the sound waves, using damping structures such as sound baffles, or using active antinoise sound generators.


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What was once seen as an unavoidable nuisance is now easily reduced through plant life, as plants have been scientifically proven to help absorb, diffract and reflect sound. Hereâs how: While plants are known to have many benefits, they can now add noise absorption to the list. Adding a few plants to your office can greatly reduce unsolicited noise while also improving the ambiance of the building. Rough and thick plant parts such as stems, leave and branches are the most effective at absorbing sound due to their dynamic surface.


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Plants that absorb noise. Submitted by gao on Sun, 08/16/2009 - 00:34. Trees and shrubs have been used for many years to reduce traffic noise from busy roads. Plants can also help to reduce background noise levels inside buildings by absorbing, diffracting or reflecting noise. Some plant species are more effective than others and the benefits are most pronounced in buildings with hard, reflective surfaces. Here are a few guidelines for planting a tree fence:


Soundproofing
Soundproofing can reduce the transmission of unwanted direct sound waves from the source to an involuntary listener through the use of distance and intervening objects in the sound path.


Soundproofing
Two distinct soundproofing problems may need to be considered when designing acoustic treatments-to improve the sound within a room (See anechoic chamber), and reduce sound leakage to/from adjacent rooms or outdoors. Acoustic quieting, noise mitigation, and noise control can be used to limit unwanted noise.


Recent trends in the foreign exchange and money markets
Today, I would like to describe some of the major trends that have surfaced recently in the FX and money markets. I will start with some broad observations on the FX markets, followed by some thoughts on the money markets, before concluding with a brief discussion on some trends evident in both markets.


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There are many reasons why global marketing is very important to U.S. companies. Most companies realize that their target market is limited if they just concentrate on a U.S. market. When a company thinks globally, it looks for overseas opportunities to increase its market share and customer base.


Recent trends in the foreign exchange and money markets
Speech by Mr Peter ZÃ¶llner, Head of the BIS Banking Department, to the 53rd ACI Financial Markets World Congress 2014, Berlin, 29 March 2014. Let me start by thanking ACI for inviting me. It is a privilege for me to speak this morning at the ACI conference on recent trends in the foreign exchange and money markets. I was looking forward to returning to Berlin, but unfortunately a skiing accident has left me unable to travel, hence I am joining you by video conference today.


Differences Between Domestic and International Business
The key points to determine when gathering market intelligence on the market you intend to enter are: 1  Understanding how the market works. 2  Who your direct competition is, and.  The best market entry strategy.


Why It's Important To Regulate Foreign Exchange
However, the regulatory picture is mixed in other countries. In Japan, the world's most active retail forex market, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) regulates all markets including retail foreign exchange. The FSA is proactive in regulating retail forex trading.


Why It's Important To Regulate Foreign Exchange
Why It's Important To Regulate Foreign Exchange. The foreign exchange (forex) market is the world's biggest financial market by far. According to the Bank for International Settlementsâ (BIS) triennial survey, global forex turnover in April 2010 averaged a staggering $4.0 trillion daily, an increase of 20% from $3.3 trillion three years earlier.


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But, the global marketplace is very competitive, and the shrinking of the world through technology has made it easier for companies to reach global markets. U.S. companies now have to deal with not just domestic, but also international, firms for control of a global market share. In this lesson, we will examine how a diaper company called Diaper Sponge Pants has learned how to identify international opportunity via the global marketing world.


Differences Between Domestic and International Business
Level of Competition. The level of competition you will experience in foreign markets is likely to be more dynamic and complex than you experience in domestic markets. A good strategic tool to use to determine if you are able to compete in a particular international market is the Porters 5 Forces analysis. This tool will assess your supplier power, buyer power, threat of competitor products and the threat of new entrants to the market.


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Video: International Marketing: The Importance of Global Marketing Strategy. Companies cannot just concentrate on domestic markets if they are to remain competitive. Global marketing allows marketing managers to look for growing target markets and product opportunities overseas.


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Winter 35 degrees and below, Spring 50-70 degrees, Summer 70-85 degrees, and Fall 60 degrees and below. We recommend dressing in layers, as in the Chicagoland area we say if you don't like the weather, wait a few minutes, it will change!.


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Within each lodging priority, reservations and assignments are made on a first come, first serve basis without regard to rank or grade. Leisure Policy: Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance of the arrival date for up to a seven night stay space permitting and based on actual and projected occupancy.


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Priority lodging for PCS travelers is Navy Lodge ï Families, relatives, guests of hospitalized Armed Forces members or their family members ï Honorably discharged veterans with 100% Service-connected disability and the involuntary separated members under the Transition Assistance Management Program.


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Anyone can call or use this website to inquire about flights, accommodations, rental cars, vacation packages, cruises, etc. Most Military discounts are limited to active duty military only, however we can accommodate anyone who calls with an inquiry.


Hotels and Motels near Naval Station Great Lakes
Cheap hotel 4 miles from Naval Base Great Lakes 2 floors, 64 rooms and suites-no elevator-AAA 2 Diamonds.


Hotels and Motels near Naval Station Great Lakes
Great Lakes Naval Station is located in northeast Illinois, on the western shore of Lake Michigan, north of Chicago, and about 30 miles north of O'Hare Airport. Naval Station Great Lakes on-base temporary accommmodations are in Building 62, Navy Lodge Great Lakes, Navy Lodge Great Lakes, and Great Lakes RV Campground. The 3 closest Lake Bluff hotels are west-southwest of the Station's main gate near US 41, Skokie Highway at Buckley Road.


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It's an easy commute to the base by rental car, but if you take a shuttle to base it is very expensive. ORD is on the north west side of Chicago, so you will face traffic, but you can arrange a discounted shuttle through Go Airport Connection/Airport Express to the local base hotels for approximately $45 each way.


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O'Hare takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. Milwaukee's General Mitchell Airport (MKE) takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. Midway (MDW)takes approximately 1 and 1/2 hours depending on traffic.


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Definition of quasi. 1 : having some resemblance usually by possession of certain attributes a quasi corporation.


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âº used to show that something is almost, but not completely, the thing described: The school uniform is quasi-military in style. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words. Almost. almost. as good as idiom. as much as idiom. be on the way to sth idiom.


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Sample Sentences & Example Usage. 1  Bernie Leighton: There has to be some sort of quasi-legal way to get on one, so I'm gonna keep working at it. 2  Luo Wenbo: This is really good news for banks, because after the swap, these debts get quasi-state backing and the risks of default are greatly reduced.


quasi
Definition of quasi. Examples of quasi in a sentence. And as more people adopt these teachings as quasi religions, some adherents say their belief systems are no less valid than those based on that older collection of maxims, the Ten Commandments.


Definitions &Translations
Bernie Leighton: There has to be some sort of quasi-legal way to get on one, so I'm gonna keep working at it. Luo Wenbo: This is really good news for banks, because after the swap, these debts get quasi-state backing and the risks of default are greatly reduced.


quasi
Definition of quasi. 1  1 : having some resemblance usually by possession of certain attributes a quasi corporation. 2  2 : having a legal status only by operation or construction of law and without reference to intent a quasi contract.


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Almost. 1  almost. 2  as good as idiom. 3  as much as idiom.  be on the way to sth 1  idiom. border. 2  more. more or less 3  idiom. 4  much. near. 5  near. 6  next. part.  strike. that was 1  close! idiom. the best/better 2  part of idiom. to/for all intents and 3  purposes idiom.  up 1  to. verge.  virtual. way.


Nolan Ryan Q/A on why he named son for Jimmie Reese, beloved coach of Angels
Nolan Ryan Q/A on why he named son for Jimmie Reese, beloved coach of Angels. Nolan Ryan and son, Reese, with the man he is named after. (Photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim L.P.) If [my son] Reese could grow up to be the person Jimmie Reese was, thatâd be quite a thing.


The underrated Frank Tanana
Nolan Ryan: The Ryan Express started about 170 more games than Tanana, pitched roughly 1,200 more innings and struck out a whole lot more batters. Ryan is often considered the preeminent compiler of them all. He pitched for so long, but he did so excellently.


Nolan Ryanâs son and the F-word
In his 27-year major-league career, Nolan Ryan regularly fired 100-mph fastballs. He pitched seven no-hitters and struck out 5,714 batters â both records. Now the CEO of my beloved Texas Rangers, the 66-year-old âRyan Expressâ is a baseball legend â a Hall of Fame right-hander who needs no introduction to fans. Nolanâs son Reid Ryan, 41, is a different story. Except for his famous father, the younger Ryan remains relatively unknown. However, the Houston Astros hired him as team president in May, increasing his profile in the Lone Star State.


The underrated Frank Tanana
Black Jack was a God to kids growing up in the late 80s. He was supposedly a mythic figure capable of winning championships on his own. Unfortunately, most heroes donât live up to a childâs imagination. Morris won just 14 more games than Tanana, pitched 300 less innings, struck out fewer batters and walked more.


Nolan Ryan Q/A on why he named son for Jimmie Reese, beloved coach of Angels
Nolan Ryan Q/A on why he named son for Jimmie Reese, beloved coach of Angels. Nolan Ryan and son, Reese, with the man he is named after. If [my son] Reese could grow up to be the person Jimmie Reese was, thatâd be quite a thing. If you didnât like Jimmie Reese, there was something wrong with you.


Nolan Ryan Biography
He was quickly picked up, this time by the Texas Rangers in time for the 1989 season. Although Ryan would not play in a playoff series with the Rangers, he did pitch his sixth and seventh no-hit games and led the American League in strikeouts in the 1989, 1990, and 1991 seasons.


The underrated Frank Tanana
Frank Tanana: He had longevity on his side (even though an arm injury zapped his 100+ MPH fastball early in his career.) He appeared in the 42nd most games by a left-handed pitcher. His 638 games (616 starts) were one behind Mike Remlinger, 13 behind Wilbur Wood, and 16 behind Billy Wagner and Chuck McElroy.


The underrated Frank Tanana
In fact, his 616 starts are the 17th most in MLB history and he pitched the 33rd most innings in history, the 7th most by a southpaw. It amazes me that, in the long tenured history of the game, Tanana threw more innings that just about any other left hander to ever toe the rubber.


Nolan Ryan Q/A on why he named son for Jimmie Reese, beloved coach of Angels
Nolan Ryan: You can pretty much sum that up like that. He started out as a batboy for the Los Angeles Angels in the old Pacific Coast League. From there, he became a player. The majority of his career was in the PCL.


Nolan Ryan Biography
Lynn Nolan Ryan Jr. was born January 31, 1947, in Refugio, Texas. He was the youngest of six children of Lynn Nolan Ryan Sr. and Martha Ryan. Ryan grew up in Alvin, Texas, where his father worked for an oil company and delivered papers for the Houston Post. Ryan credits his father for instilling in him the value of a strong work ethic. In second grade, Ryan began helping his father on his paper routes.


A Practical Guide to Clinical Medicine
Assessment is performed as follows: 1  First look at the patient's face. It should appear symmetric. 2  Ask the patient to wrinkle their eyebrows and then close their eyes tightly. CN 7 controls the muscles that close the eye lids (as opposed to CN 3, which controls the muscles which open the lid). 3  Ask the patient to smile.


Physical Exam Chpt 3
Drape the patient and observe the rectal area. You are conducting a head to toe examination as part of a patient's preventive health assessment. The room has adequate lighting, and you have access to both sides of the examining table.


A Practical Guide to Clinical Medicine
If it is to be tested: 1  1. Check to make sure that the patient is able to inhale and exhale through the open nostril. 2  Have the patient close their eyes. 3  Present a small test tube filled with something that has a distinct, common odor (e.g. ground coffee) to the open nostrils.


Abdominal Examination
A well-conducted examination of the abdomen can reveal a great deal of information but, if it is poorly performed, it can reveal nothing and lose the patient's confidence if it causes pain. Everyone develops a personal technique with time and adjusts it according to circumstances.


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All medical literature is based on a right handed person for universality. So I guess you will have to stand on the right side of the patient during clinical examination. Views.


Physical Exam Chpt 3
Drape the patient and observe the rectal area. Mrs. Smalls is a 42-year-old woman who has presented to the office for a head to toe examination as part of her preventive health care assessment. The room has adequate lighting, and you have access to both sides of the examining table. What position should you assume while conducting this examination?


Abdominal Examination
Examination of the gallbladder. 1  Murphy's sign can be elicited by placing your examining fingers over the gallbladder area and then asking the patient to take a deep breath. 2  If Murphy's sign is positive, there will be sudden accentuation of the pain on inspiration and inspiration will be inhibited.


A Practical Guide to Clinical Medicine
Hand held visual acuity card. 1  If neither chart is available and the patient has visual complaints, some attempt should be made to objectively measure visual acuity. This is a critically important reference point, particularly when trying to communicate the magnitude of a visual disturbance to a consulting physician.


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On the right side her eyebrows and eyelashes are white but the left side is black. Twice a day I get pins and needles down the right side of my right hand and the left side of my left hand randomly on each hand.


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airport
Definition. Station that consist of buildings and airfields used to house and provide runways for airplanes. Navigation towers are also present at airports to provide pilots with direction when landing and taking off of runways. Most airports also have terminals for passengers to load onto and unload from airplanes. Airports are usually built on the ground, but there are also usable airports present on boats as well as bodies of water.


Airport Info
Overview. Kahului Airport is located on the northern edge of the land bridge between Haleakala and the West Maui Mountain Range on the island of Maui. The airport occupies 1,391 acres of land and is located three miles east of the town of Kahului.


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Latest Airport News. 1  09/29/2015 Airport Authority to host public meeting on the FAAâs SoCal Metroplex project... 2  Read More. 3  09/17/2015 San Diego International Airport puts carbon offsets on the menu with The Good Traveler pro...


Kahului Airport OGG Maui Hawaii
The airport has two intersecting runways and full air carrier facilities for domestic overseas and interisland commercial service. Kahului Airport provides commuter/air taxi and general aviation operations, including helicopter operations in separate locations.


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Winter Break. Saturday, December 24, 2016 - Monday, January 2, 2017. No Classes, VU Closed. PE Complex, SRC, Aquatic Center, New Student Center/CafÃ©, Jazzman's Coffee, Bowling Center, TDC & Shake LRC Closed. Jump to Spring Semester 2017.


Academic Calendar
Refer to the refund schedule or contact the Registrar's Office with questions. Transactions must be completed by 4:30 p.m. (Central Time) on the final day of any registration, schedule revision, withdrawal, or refund period. This calendar is subject to change. Last updated 7/12/16.


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Welcome to Indiana's First College, Vincennes University. Founded in 1801 by President William Henry Harrison, Vincennes University has campuses in Vincennes, Jasper, Indianapolis, and Gibson County, Indiana. VU also provides education for many US military personnel and other online students, wherever they are located.


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Dates and times: 12 Fridays, February 12 â May 6, 2016, 8am - 12pm. (No class Friday, March 25th) Location: Center for Technology, Innovation, and Manufacturing. Fee: $575 includes all materials, and light morning refreshments.


Tuition, Fees, and General Expenses
The following charges are made for tuition and fees each semester. The following fees are given as a guideline and are subject to change for the 2016-2017 academic year upon action of the Board of Trustees: Supplementary Support and Academic Facilities Fees. Residents of Indiana, cost per credit hour on campus.


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Michael is a practicing non-certified Master Black Belt, certified Black Belt and LEAN implementer. ï· Darwyn Nelsonâ Darwyn has been adjunct faculty for Vincennes University since 2001, and has designed various quality. programs and process systems in manufacturing plants throughout the midwest.


Academic Calendar
Academic Calendar. 2017 â 2018 Academic Calendar. Following is the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences academic calendar for the 2017 â 2018 academic year. Please note that while trimester start dates are similar for all programs, detailed schedules may vary between first-professional and post-professional programs.


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Register for Classes Register for Classes. START VU. The START VU program is a one-day event that covers information regarding registering for classes, financial aid, student services, and campus life. START VU days vary based on your last name, county of residence, and intended major. Attending one of these days will allow you to prepare yourself for the fall semester, including registering for classes with the assistance of an academic advisor.


Belgium  Time Zone Converter
As an alternative to using this converter for the time difference between Belgium and other locations, WorldTimeServer also offers a Meeting Planner which shows the time of day in multiple locations as a comparison table.


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Sunrise, sunset, day length and solar time for Brussels. 1  Sunrise: 06:36AM. 2  Sunset: 08:47PM. 3  Day length: 14h 11m.  Solar noon: 01: 1 41PM. The current local time in Brussels is 101 minutes ahead of apparent solar time.


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â¢ India Time Offset: UTC/GMT +5.5. â¢ Brussels, Belgium Time Offset: UTC/GMT +2.


European Union (EU)
Time in European Cities. Formerly: European Community (EC) or European Economic Community (EEC). Countries conforming to European Union Time Rules. NB For completeness we have included a number of small countries which are geographically within the EU but not formally a part of it. E.G. Andorra, Holy See / Vatican City, Monaco, San Marino.


Converting Cuautitlan Izcalli Time to EST
Converting EST to Brussels Time. This time zone converter lets you visually and very quickly convert EST to Brussels, Belgium time and vice-versa. Simply mouse over the colored hour-tiles and glance at the hours selected by the column... and done! EST stands for Eastern Standard Time. Brussels, Belgium time is 6 hours ahead of EST. So, when it is it will be.


Anabolic Steroids - Topic Overview
Anabolic steroids are synthetic substances similar to the male hormone testosterone. Doctors prescribe them to treat problems such as delayed puberty and other medical problems that cause the body to make very low amounts of testosterone.


Anabolic steroid misuse
Anabolic steroids are prescription-only medicines that are sometimes taken illegally to increase muscle mass and improve athletic performance. If used in this way, they can cause serious side effects and addiction. Anabolic steroids are manufactured drugs that mimic the effects of the male hormone testosterone.


Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids
Abuse of anabolic steroids may lead to aggression and other psychiatric problems, for example. Although many users report feeling good about themselves while on steroids, extreme mood swings can also occur, including manic-like symptoms and anger (âroid rageâ) that may lead to violence.


Anabolic Steroids
Anabolic steroids increase the rate of protein synthesis within cells. The building of cellular tissue (anabolism) is especially noticeable in muscles. Anabolic steroids also have androgenic and virilizing effects. They influence masculine characteristics such as the growth of the vocal cords and body hair.


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Case reports and small studies indicate that anabolic steroids, when used in high doses, increase irritability and aggression. Some steroid abusers report that they have committed aggressive acts, such as physical fighting or armed robbery, theft, vandalism, or burglary.


What Are Anabolic Steroids And How Do They Work?
What steroids do. Anabolic steroids-more properly termed anabolic-androgenic steroids-are synthetic derivatives of testosterone-the hormone that makes a man a man.


Historical fiction
A 20th-century variant of the historical novel is documentary fiction, which incorporates not only historical characters and events, but also reports of everyday events found in contemporary newspapers.


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An essential element of historical fiction is a setting located in a temporal past. In this setting, historical fiction frequently portrays the manners and social conditions of the persons or times presented in the story and pays attention to other period details.


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Historical fiction can be an ambiguous term: frequently it is used as a synonym for describing the historical novel; however, the term can be applied to works in other narrative formats, such as those in the performing and visual arts like theatre, opera, cinema, television, comics, and graphic novels.


Historical fiction
A play in this genre is known as a history play and is based on a historical narrative, often set in the medieval or early modern past. History emerged as a distinct genre from tragedy in Renaissance England.


What Is Historical Fiction?
By H. Scott Dalton 2006, H. Scott Dalton. Historical fiction is far from the most popular of fiction genres. Look on the shelves of your favorite bookstore: the overwhelming numbers of fantasy, science fiction, mystery, thriller, contemporary, and literary works tend to drown the historical titles on the shelves.


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Characters placed at the top of an image are given higher social status and may suggest happi-ness and spirituality, or what Kress and van Leeuwen (1996) called the ideal. Characters placed at the bottom of an image are given lower status or what is called the real.


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Allow some time to read, understand, and interpret historical fiction picturebooks for yourself first. 2. Get the two picturebooks mentioned in this article and go through the three-part framework, allowing us to walk you through the reading of Rose Blanche (Innocenti, 1985) and Henryâs Freedom Box (Levine, 2007).


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Peritextual features of a historical fiction picturebook have been selected by the author, illustrator, or publisher for dis-tinct purposes. Teachers may ask readers to return to the information provided on the book jacket and other peritex-tual features to consider how they add meaning to the story as a whole.


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The first half of the book is written in first-person nar-rative; the second half shifts to third person to allow the narrator to complete the story after the character Rose pre-sumably dies. This shift offers numerous possible interpretations.


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In contrast, Rose Blanche is a combination of fictionalized memoir, historical events, and a bit of a fable (Stan, 2004). Attending to the blend of fact and fiction is important for stu-dents to understand the authoritative stance from which the author and illustrator create the story.


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Flygon is a dragon and ground type its weak against ice type moves and dragon type moves.


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FLYGON whips up a sandstorm by flapping its wings. The wings create a series of notes that sound like singing. Because the âsingingâ is the only thing that can be heard in a sandstorm, this POKÃ©MON is said to be the desert spirit. FireRed.


Overview
While Flygon doesn't have the greatest of Attack stats, its great Speed tier, strong STAB options, and great entry hazard resilience make a Choice Scarf set possible. Earthquake is the main STAB move on this set, as it doesn't force Flygon to stay in and has solid coverage overall.


Flygon
Flygon whips up a sandstorm by flapping its wings. The wings create a series of notes that sound like singing. Because the âsingingâ is the only thing that can be heard in a sandstorm, this PokÃ©mon is said to be the desert spirit. Sun. The flapping of its wings sounds something like singing.


Overview
Although VoltTurn in UU isn't as common as in OU, Volt Switch users still pair up well with Flygon. Zapdos and Raikou make fantastic teammates, as both of them can make quick work of Slowbro with their STAB Electric-type moves; however, Raikou is usually the better choice, as Zapdos shares an Ice weakness with Flygon.


Overview
Defensively, Flygon's typing has a few faults to go with its strengths. While Ground typing gives Flygon a handy immunity to Electric-type attacks and resistance to Rock-type attacks, it also gives Flygon a painful 4x Ice-type weakness and rids it of Grass- and Water-type resistances.


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Unfortunately you cannot breed Flygon with any other Dragon-type Pokemon. It is the only Dragon Pokemon that can breed that is not in the Dragon egg group; instead, it is in tâ¦he Bug egg group and can breed with other Bug-type Pokemon. 1 person found this useful.


Salamence or Flygon as a support Pokemon?
Both of these dragons have a x4 Ice Weakness and immunity to Ground, but Salamence has an added x2 Rock weakness and Stealth Rock will cut its health by 1/4. Flygon has a Rock resistance, which is useful on a Stealth Rock switch in. Flygon @ Choice Scarf. Ability: Levitate.


Overview
Finally, Flygon's typing does have a couple of holes in it defensively, most notably a 4x weakness to Ice in a tier where Sneasel, Mega Glalie, and Abomasnow are very serious threats to most teams.


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Acid reflux is known to be a cause of sinus infection. Early treatment of acid reflux disease could help eliminate sinus infection. The stomach is divided into three parts: fundus, body and pylorus.


What is GERD?
Gastroesophageal reflux disease, often referred to as GERD, occurs when acid from the stomach backs up into the esophagus. Normally, food travels from the mouth, down through the esophagus and into the stomach.


Sinusitis Causes | Recurring Sinus Infections
Reflux of stomach acid into the throat and nose is a common underlying cause of chronic sinusitis. This type of acid reflux often occurs without heartburn or indigestion, which would otherwise alert a patient to the condition.


Acid Reflux Disease and Sinusitis: What's the Sinus Infection Connection?
Gastroesophageal reflux disease, known as GERD for short, is a chronic condition of the digestive tract. It involves stomach acids moving up into the esophagus, potentially damaging the sensitive tissue and causing a burning sensation. This is known as heartburn, and the movement of the acids is called acid reflux.


Post-Nasal Drip
Swallowing problems or acid reflux can give patients similar symptoms of nasal/throat drainage or phlegm. A correct diagnosis of the underlying problem is essential to properly treat a patient with post-nasal drip.


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Tweet. Acid reflux is known to be a cause of sinus infection. Early treatment of acid reflux disease could help eliminate sinus infection. The stomach is divided into three parts: fundus, body and pylorus. The fundus is the upper portion that arches upward and away from the opening to the esophagus.


Acid Reflux and Sinus Infection
Early treatment of acid reflux disease could help eliminate sinus infection. The stomach is divided into three parts: fundus, body and pylorus. The fundus is the upper portion that arches upward and away from the opening to the esophagus.


Acid Reflux Disease and Sinusitis: What's the Sinus Infection Connection?
Gastroesophageal reflux disease, known as GERD for short, is a chronic condition of the digestive tract. It involves stomach acids moving up into the esophagus, potentially damaging the sensitive tissue and causing a burning sensation.


Acid Reflux and Sinus Infection
Tweet. Acid reflux is known to be a cause of sinus infection. Early treatment of acid reflux disease could help eliminate sinus infection. The stomach is divided into three parts: fundus, body and pylorus.


Bologna sausage
Sometimes referred to as garlic bologna, this sausage differs from traditional bologna due to various seasonings, most typically garlic being added to the recipe. Although referred to as German Bologna elsewhere, it is usually called Fleischwurst in Germany and Extrawurst in Austria. Other varieties, usually upscale, are sometimes called Lyoner (Lyon sausage) and usually does not contain a noticeable amount of garlic, while Fleischwurst is often flavored with garlic.


What Kind of Rope Floats? What is Manila Rope Made From? And Other Rope Questions Answered
Itâs also sometimes called hemp rope or sisal rope because it is made of hemp fibers. The all natural fibers make it absorbent, but it stretches very little so itâs great for making a rope ladder, landscaping, obstacle courses, etc. Manilla rope holds a knot extremely well so it also makes a great tug of war rope.


Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
From about the level of L1 and below the solid portion of the cord is no longer present and one sees only roots of nerves coursing to their points of exit from the vertebral column. Spinal cord is divided into right and left halves by 2 grooves:


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At a glance, the difference between the genuine mil-spec cord and the commercial cord is marginal. The minimum breaking strength of both types of paracord is rated at 550 lbs. Genuine mil-spec paracord only comes in select natural colors while the color options are endless with commercial paracord.


Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves
A bundle of nerve fibers (axons and dendrites) located outside of the CNS. Transmit impulses from one portion of the CNS to another. Those transmitting sensory information in the spinal cord - usually called ascending tracts. These transmitting motor information back toward muscles - descending tracts.


What Kind of Rope Floats? What is Manila Rope Made From? And Other Rope Questions Answered
Often called pool rope or ski rope, polypropylene rope is a synthetic thatâs very lightweight so it will not sink in water. Since it doesnât absorb water, it resists rot, mildew, oils, acids, etc. Polypropylene can stretch when under load and can be uncomfortable to handle since it is stiffer than a natural fiber. Polypropylene is sometimes mistaken for parachute cord (also called paracord or 550 cord), however, that is a nylon general purpose utility cord with a smoother texture.


Plug, wall socket, wall plug, extension lead/cord
In my part of the universe we would say either of these: Unplug the extension cord from the wall socket.. Pull the extension cord plug out of the wall socket.. The first one is probably better.


Bologna sausage
Bologna sausage (Italian pronunciation /boËloÉ²É²a/ or Anglicized to /bÉËloÊni/) is an American sausage derived from and somewhat similar to the Italian mortadella (a finely hashed/ground pork sausage containing cubes of lard that originated in the Italian city of Bologna).


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What is Paracord or â550 Cordâ. As youâll probably read on many places, the term paracord comes from the cord originally used on the Soldiersâ parachutes in WWII. The term 550 simply means that it has a minimum breaking strength of 550 pounds, giving it the name of 550 paracord, or 550 cord.


Plug, wall socket, wall plug, extension lead/cord
No-one ever told them they were wrong when they concluded. Unplug the extension cord from the wall socket.. was the right way to say. pull out a cable. A plug and an extension cord is worse to confuse than a plug and an electrical outlet. 99% of the time people will know what you mean when you call an outlet a plug. However an extension cord is not a plug. Not all cords are extension cords. Only things that extend cords are extension cords.


Stephen Colbert
Colbert was born in Washington, D.C., the youngest of 11 children in a Catholic family. He grew up on James Island in Charleston, South Carolina. Colbert and his siblings, in order from oldest to youngest, are James, Edward, Mary, William, Margo, Thomas, Jay, Elizabeth, Paul, Peter, and Stephen.


Why Stephen Colbert can't be Stephen Colbert anymore
With Stephen Colbertâs similarities to âStephen Colbert,â the persona, Columbia Law Schoolâs Philippa Loengard tells the Monitor that the character is not copyrightable. It could be trademarked, she says, but trademarking that character would require Stephen Colbertâs permission, as the two share a name.


Why Stephen Colbert can't be Stephen Colbert anymore
The old âStephen Colbertâ character appeared on both the âDaily Showâ and âThe Colbert Report,â but Colbert claims that due to legal issues, it will never appear at Colbertâs latest gig, âThe Late Show.â. Other comedians have faced similar issues as they move from media outlet to media outlet.


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Stephen Colbert, host of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, appears during a broadcast in New York. Lawyers representing his old show company complained to CBS after Colbert revived the character he played under his own name on âThe Colbert Report, a clueless, full-of-himself cable news host.


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Mini Bio (1) Stephen Tyrone Colbert (pronounced col-BEAR) was born on May 13, 1964 in Washington, D.C., and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina. He is the son of Lorna Elizabeth (Tuck) and James William Colbert, Jr., a doctor and medical school dean at Yale, Saint Louis University, and MUSC.


Why Stephen Colbert can't be Stephen Colbert anymore
Talk show host and comedian Stephen Colbert was met with boos this week when he announced that his famous âStephen Colbertâ character, an arrogant cable news host featured on the âColbert Report,â would never be seen again.


Biography
Overview (3) Stephen Tyrone Colbert (pronounced col-BEAR) was born on May 13, 1964 in Washington, D.C., and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina. He is the son of Lorna Elizabeth (Tuck) and James William Colbert, Jr., a doctor and medical school dean at Yale, Saint Louis University, and MUSC. He is the youngest of eleven children, and is of Irish Catholic background.


James Corden
Stephen Tyrone Colbert (/koÊlËbÉÉr/, nÃ©: /ËkoÊlbÉrt/; born May 13, 1964) is an American comedian, writer, producer, actor, media critic, and television host. He currently hosts The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, a late-night television talk show on CBS.


Stephen Colbert
Much of Colbert's personal life was reflected in his character on The Colbert Report. With the extended exposure of the character on the show, he often referenced his interest in and knowledge of Catholicism, science fiction, and The Lord of the Rings, as well as using real facts to create his character's history.


Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
Cells in the organism that are not produced by meiosis and involved in sexual reproduction. Gametes. Meiosis is the cell reproduction process that is responsible for the production of very specialized cells, called gametes (e.g. sperm cells and egg cells), that function in the sexual reproduction process.


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The mammalian sperm cell consists of a head, a midpiece and a tail. The head contains the nucleus with densely coiled chromatin fibres, surrounded anteriorly by an acrosome, which contains enzymes used for penetrating the female egg. This question is archived.


Difference Between Egg Cells and Sperm Cells
Egg cells and sperm cells are significantly different cells that also come from different origins. These two cells are needed for conception. When the sperm and egg cells meet with each other, they eventually fuse in a time period, then each of their chromosomes pair up with each other.


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Which function of the cell cycle is especially important to burn victims? growth of existing cells repair of existing cells protection of new cells reproduction of new cells. 1  Weegy: The function of the cell cycle that is especially important to burn victims is reproduction of new cells. Hawaiian Queen Liliuokalani was deposed as a result of collusion on the part of U.S. agricultural interests and Hawaiians who saw personal financial gain. Weegy:


Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
Remember that these sex cells, or gametes, were produced by meiosis, and have half of the number of chromosomes as the normal somatic cells of the body. Sex cells are produced in only specific locations in the body, i.e. the sex organs. Sperm cells are produced in the testes of the male.


What are the functions of human egg cells?
The ovary produces egg cells which is the gametes. The egg cell is large in size because it stores nutrients. The egg cell consists of half the number of chromosomes that are found in female body cells. The main function of egg cells is to join with male cells (sperm) for the purpose of reproduction. They also provide food for new cells that are made in the process. After a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell, it becomes a zygote. The zygote becomes an embryo, and the embryo becomes a fetus if we are discussing mammals.


What does male sperm consist of ?
The mammalian sperm cell consists of a head, a midpiece and a tail. The head contains the nucleus with densely coiled chromatin fibres, surrounded anteriorly by an acrosome, which contains enzymes used for penetrating the female egg. Comments (1) Report.


Meiosis and Sexual Reproduction
This reduction-division insures that when sperm cells and egg cells unite and add their chromosomes to each other, that the normal chromosome number for the organism will be preserved. If there was no reduction-division, the chromosome number in the cells of the organism would double with each new generation.


Difference Between Egg Cells and Sperm Cells
On the other hand, a sperm cell is the smallest cell in the human anatomy. They have a small nucleus with a small volume of cell fluid, a long tail, and some mitochondria. They possess barely any content. They are the straightest type of cell. Egg and sperm cells are each otherâs contrast. The disparities are great.


Egg cell
The egg cell, or ovum, is the female reproductive cell (gamete) in oogamous organisms. The egg cell is typically not capable of active movement, and it is much larger (visible to the naked eye) than the motile sperm cells. When egg and sperm fuse, a diploid cell (the zygote) is formed, which rapidly grows into a new organism.


Normal Menstrual Cycle
Girls usually start having menstrual periods between the ages of 11 and 14. Women usually start to have fewer periods between ages 39 and 51. Women in their 40s and teens may have cycles that are longer or change a lot. If you are a teen, your cycles should even out with time.


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A textbook period happens every 24-29 days, but in truth what is âregularâ covers a wide range. Cycles between 23-35 days are very common. A woman may get her period only one to four times a year. Or she might have periods that occur 2-3 times in a month and involve spotting or extremely heavy flow.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Is It Safe To Take 2 10mg Zyrtec A Day
Get help from a doctor now âº. Allergy meds: Hello. Allergy medication like zyrtec and Claritin help with the symptoms of allergy. The dose for an adult is 10 mg for Claritin and 10 mg for zyrtec. If you take both on the same day, an increase in dryness as well as sedation will likely occur.There are other medications to help with your allergies.et help from a doctor now âº. Allergy meds: Hello. Allergy medication like zyrtec and Claritin help with the symptoms of allergy. The dose for an adult is 10 mg for Claritin and 10 mg for zyrtec. If you take both on the same day, an increase in dryness as well as sedation will likely occur.


Is it safe to take two Zyrtec in 24 hours?
I take Zyrtec every day for my allergies. It says not to take more than one 10 mg pill in 24 hours but my allergies are truly awful. It's not a prescription medication, so I doubt it would hurt me if I took two.It might just make me a bit sleepy.Btw I'm not a druggie.how more I take Zyrtec every day for my allergies. It says not to take more than one 10 mg pill in 24 hours but my allergies are truly awful. It's not a prescription medication, so I doubt it would hurt me if I took two. It might just make me a bit sleepy. Btw I'm not a druggie.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Claritin Or Zyrtec For Hives
Allergy meds: Hello. Allergy medication like zyrtec, Allegra and Claritin help with the symptoms of allergy. The dose for an adult is 180 mg for Allegra and 10 mg for zyrtec. If you take these meds on the same day, an increase in dryness as well as sedation will likely occur. Especially 4 Allegra and 1 zyrtec.There are other medications to help with your allergies.See your doctor.he dose for an adult is 180 mg for Allegra and 10 mg for zyrtec. If you take these meds on the same day, an increase in dryness as well as sedation will likely occur. Especially 4 Allegra and 1 zyrtec.


Is it safe to take two Zyrtec in 24 hours?
show more I take Zyrtec every day for my allergies. It says not to take more than one 10 mg pill in 24 hours but my allergies are truly awful. It's not a prescription medication, so I doubt it would hurt me if I took two. It might just make me a bit sleepy.Btw I'm not a druggie.how more I take Zyrtec every day for my allergies. It says not to take more than one 10 mg pill in 24 hours but my allergies are truly awful. It's not a prescription medication, so I doubt it would hurt me if I took two. It might just make me a bit sleepy. Btw I'm not a druggie.


WHAT is the max dosage of zyrtec?
It is available over the counter. The maximum recommended dose of Zyrtec is 10mg per day. Studies have been done in people with chronic hives comparing the 10 mg to the 20 mg dose of Zyrtec and no advantage was seen with the higher dose.The recommended dose of Zyrtec is not based on weight and height. Whenever you take a higher than recommended dose of a medication you increase your risk of side effects.Although Zyrtec is available over the counter that doesnât mean it is harmless.he recommended dose of Zyrtec is not based on weight and height. Whenever you take a higher than recommended dose of a medication you increase your risk of side effects. Although Zyrtec is available over the counter that doesnât mean it is harmless.


Does anyone know if it is safe to take more than 10 mg of claritin a day?
The company making Claritin eventually wore the FDA down and the 10 mg dose was approved. It is not uncommon for me to recommend that patients take 20 mg of loratadine depending upon what is being treated and the severity of symptoms.eport Abuse. My doctor has me taking Claritin at a dose of 20mg in the morning and 20mg at night for a total of 40mg per day. It is currently working for me but I worry about the safety.


What Is Zyrtec (Cetirizine)?
Zyrtec Dosage. Zyrtec is given as a single daily dose at a time during the day that works for you. It's available as 5 milligrams (mg) and 10 mg tablets, 1 mg/mL syrup, and 5 mg and 10 mg chewable tablets, which can be taken with or without water and without regard to food consumption.: For Zyrtec (cetirizine), the normal adult dose is 5mg to 10mg daily, taken at the same time each day. I cannot recommend taking more than the recommended dosage. Studies show that the half-life of Zyrtec (half of the medication still in the body and not eliminated) is around 8 hours.


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Report Abuse. My doctor has me taking Claritin at a dose of 20mg in the morning and 20mg at night for a total of 40mg per day. It is currently working for me but I worry about the safety.eport Abuse. My doctor has me taking Claritin at a dose of 20mg in the morning and 20mg at night for a total of 40mg per day. It is currently working for me but I worry about the safety.


Does anyone know if it is safe to take more than 10 mg of claritin a day?
Report Abuse. It is not only safe it may in fact be necessary. It required more than 70 months-a record-for loratadine/Claritin to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The company making Claritin claimed that the effective dose was 10 mg and that there was no sedation at this dose.eport Abuse. My doctor has me taking Claritin at a dose of 20mg in the morning and 20mg at night for a total of 40mg per day. It is currently working for me but I worry about the safety.


Description
A: For Zyrtec (cetirizine), the normal adult dose is 5mg to 10mg daily, taken at the same time each day. I cannot recommend taking more than the recommended dosage. Studies show that the half-life of Zyrtec (half of the medication still in the body and not eliminated) is around 8 hours.: For Zyrtec (cetirizine), the normal adult dose is 5mg to 10mg daily, taken at the same time each day. I cannot recommend taking more than the recommended dosage. Studies show that the half-life of Zyrtec (half of the medication still in the body and not eliminated) is around 8 hours.


How to Insert a Countdown Timer in PowerPoint
Repeat the process until you add all countdown numbers, one per slide. Select a slide from the left pane and press Ctrl-A to select all slides. Click Transitions at the top of the window. Remove the check mark from the âOn Mouse Clickâ option in the Advance Slide section.


PowerPoint Timers
Now you can bring a Halloween themed timer into your classroom. Similar to the countdown clock, this timer simply counts down from a chosen set of minutes. Select five minutes and it begins counting down. No more arguing over where the minute or second hand was on the clock.


Complaint Review: It Works! Body Wraps
Ben, to start the timer from five minutes, simply start it at the appropriate slide (which I believe is slide 17). A quick way to start the presentation from a particular slide is to press Shift+F5 when you have that slide selected. You can even delete the previous slides if you donât want to use them. Hope this helps!


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Click the next blank slide in the navigation pane. Press Ctrl-V to paste the text box in the new slide. Click the text box and enter the next number in the countdown - for example 4.. How to Put a Digital Clock in PowerPoint.


How to Insert a Countdown Timer in PowerPoint
Select the first slide from the left pane. Click Insert at the top of the PowerPoint window. Click Text Box to start inserting a text box. Click once on your slide to insert the text box. Click and drag the box to place it in the center of the slide. Type the number from which you want to start the countdown, such as 3. Select the text box and press Ctrl-C to copy it to the clipboard.


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Digital PowerPoint Timer Instructions. Instructions on how to change the colour of our Digital PowerPoint Timer in PowerPoint 2010. Stylish slides displaying coffee break and meal times. Use these free downloadable animated conference break PowerPoint slides at your conference, workshop, or training event.


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Microsoft PowerPoint 2013. Open a new PowerPoint presentation. Click the Home tab, and then click New Slide several times until you have enough slides for the countdown timer. For example, if you want to count down from five to zero, in minutes, click the New Slide button five times to create five slides.


How to Insert a Countdown Timer in PowerPoint
Click once on your slide to insert the text box. Click and drag the box to place it in the center of the slide. Click the Font Size drop-down box at the top of the PowerPoint window and select a large font size, such as 72.. Type the number from which you want to start the countdown, such as 3.


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The PowerPoint countdown timer is twenty minutes long, with one minute per slide. This clock timer is produced in PowerPoint â please download the file for your own use. It can be placed onto your own template or background. Choose how much time to run the countdown for by starting on the appropriate slide.


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Select the first blank slide on the navigation pane, and then click Insert on the ribbon bar. Draw a text box in the center of the slide. Choose a color for the text box. Click in the center of the text box and type the highest number of your countdown, for example, 5. Press the CTRL and Shift keys to increase the font size of your number. Make it large enough so that your audience can easily see it.


Science chap 18.1
Air masses are moved from place to place by prevailing winds. (directional winds that usually blow in a region) Air masses can be warm or cool, dry or humid. The amount of water vapor in the air mass influences how much rain or snow will fall.


How Do Mountains Affect Precipitation?
This forces the clouds to release the precipitation in the form of thunderstorms in the summer and severe snowstorms in the winter. The orographic effect occurs on the windward side -- the side that faces the wind. Rain Shadow. The leeward side of the mountain typically has a rain shadow. The rain-shadow side has significantly less rainfall than the windward side. This is due to the orographic effect, which has basically squeezed out the moisture from the air as it traveled over the peak of the mountain.


Science chap 18.1
Why does precipitation fall mainly on the windward side of a mountain? When humid winds blow from the oceans toward mountains they must rise up to pass over the mountains. The rising warm air cools when it rises and its water vapor condenses, forming clouds rain or snow falls on the windward side of the mountain. microclimate Climate within a small area that differs significantly from the climate of the surrounding area


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Regions affected by monsoon winds receive very little rain in winter. In the winter, the land cools and becomes colder than the ocean. A land breeze blows steadily from the land to the ocean. These winds carry little moisture. Reading Why does precipitation fall mainly on the Check?0int windward sides of mountains? Hot, dry air The descending air has


Weather and Climate
Why does it rain so much near the equator? The equator receives the most sunlight out of any place on earth. This means that the level of the evaporation is higher and therefore there is more moisture in the air.


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up the side of a mountain range. Applying Concepts Where does the heaviest rainfall occur? Warm, moist air in from the ocean and is pushed by the mountains. Warm. moist Factors Affecting Precipitation The air masses that pass over an area may bring rain or s The amount of precipitation varies from year to year.


Earth rainfall climatology
Earth rainfall climatology. Earth rainfall climatology Is the study of rainfall, a sub-field of Meteorology. Formally, a wider study includes water falling as ice crystals, i.e. hail, sleet, snow (parts of the hydrological cycle known as precipitation).


Land
prevailing winds can also influence where precipitation falls. When humid winds blow from the ocean toward coastal mountains, they are forced to rise, as shown in Figure 4. The rising air cools and its water vapor condenses, forming clouds. Rain or snow falls on the windward side of the mountains the side the wind hits. By the time the air has moved over the mountains, it has lost much of its water vapor, so it is cool and dry. The land on the leeward side of the mountainsâdownwindâis in a rain shadow. Little precipitation falls there. As the air rises, it cools and


Weather and Climate
Why does precipitation fall mainly on the windward side of a mountain? Winds are forced to rise up and over mountains. As the air rises, it cools, and water vapor condenses and falls as rain or snow. Why is the leeward side of a mountain usually dry? When the air drops down on the leeward side, it is dry because it lost most of its water vapor.


David Miscavige
His official title is Chairman of the Board of Religious Technology Center (RTC), a corporation that controls the trademarks and copyrights of Dianetics and Scientology. Miscavige was a deputy to church founder L. Ron Hubbard (a  Commodore's messenger ) while he was a teenager.He rose to a leadership position by the early 1980s and was named Chairman of the Board of RTC in 1987.avid Miscavige was born in 1960 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in the Philadelphia area to the Roman Catholic Polish-Italian family of Ronald and Loretta Miscavige, the youngest of their four children. Miscavige was raised in Willingboro Township, New Jersey. He attended high school at Marple Newtown.


David Miscavige
David Miscavige (/ËmÉªsËkaevÉdÊ/ ; ËmÉªsËkÃ¦vÉdÊ Born april, 30) 1960 is the leader of The church Of. Scientology his official title Is chairman of The board Of Religious Technology (CENTER), rtc a corporation that controls the trademarks and copyrights Of dianetics And. scientologyavid Miscavige was born in 1960 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in the Philadelphia area to the Roman Catholic Polish-Italian family of Ronald and Loretta Miscavige, the youngest of their four children. Miscavige was raised in Willingboro Township, New Jersey. He attended high school at Marple Newtown.


Jenna Miscavige Hill
After leaving the Church of Scientology in 2005, she has become an outspoken critic of the organization. She is the daughter of Ron Miscavige, Jr. and the niece of current Scientology leader David Miscavige.he has been interviewed about her experiences within Scientology by a number of media outlets, including ABC's Nightline in April 2008, and Piers Morgan Tonight in February 2013 discussing details of the church. In 2000, when Hill was 16, her father and mother left Scientology.


True Confessions of Ron Miscavige Sr., Father to Scientologyâs Ultimate Leader
Last week, we reported the surprising news that Ron Miscavige Sr., father to Scientology leader David Miscavige, had begun to emerge into the public eye in a rather unusual way.e learned last summer that Ron had escaped from Scientologyâs secretive International Base east of Los Angeles after reportedly spending many years of his life there. And âescapedâ was the word that Ron himself was using to describe it, we were told.


David Miscavige
David Miscavige was born in 1960 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in the Philadelphia area to the Roman Catholic Polish-Italian family of Ronald and Loretta Miscavige, the youngest of their four children.Miscavige was raised in Willingboro Township, New Jersey. He attended high school at Marple Newtown.avid Miscavige was born in 1960 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania in the Philadelphia area to the Roman Catholic Polish-Italian family of Ronald and Loretta Miscavige, the youngest of their four children. Miscavige was raised in Willingboro Township, New Jersey. He attended high school at Marple Newtown.


David Miscavige Net Worth
He also chairs the Board of Religious Technology Center (RTC) which is a corporation that manages and controls copyrights and trademarks of Dianetics and Scientology. Prior to his current position in the church, Miscavige previously served as an assistant to L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the church.L. Ron Hubbard was named as the âCommodoreâs messenger.â By 1987, he became the Chairman of the Board of RTC.avid Miscavige, the Chairman of the Board of RTC (Religious Technology Center), has an estimated net worth of $50 million.


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Chairman of the Board, Religious Technology Center. David Miscavige is the Chairman of the Board of Religious Technology Center (RTC), a non-profit organization formed in 1982 to preserve, maintain and protect the Scientology religion.s a young man, Mr. David Miscavige studied to become a Scientology minister and for several years he provided spiritual counseling to parishioners. He later worked closely with L. Ron Hubbard, aiding in the production of instructional films and materials for Scientology ministers-in-training.


Scientology Leader Gave ABC First-Ever Interview
Koppel: Joining us live tonight is David Miscavige, whose formal title is chairman of the board of the Religious Technology Center, the organization which manages Dianetics and Scientology. Mr. Miscavige took over as the head of Scientology in 1987 following the death of the church's founder, L. Ron Hubbard.n Feb. 14, 1992, ABC News aired what Scientology leader David Miscavige said was his first-ever interview. Today, in Italy, Miscavige was the best man at the wedding of actor Tom Cruise, a Scientologist.


Scientology Leader Gave ABC First-Ever Interview
On Feb. 14, 1992, ABC News aired what Scientology leader David Miscavige said was his first-ever interview. Today, in Italy, Miscavige was the best man at the wedding of actor Tom Cruise, a Scientologist.n Feb. 14, 1992, ABC News aired what Scientology leader David Miscavige said was his first-ever interview. Today, in Italy, Miscavige was the best man at the wedding of actor Tom Cruise, a Scientologist.


David Miscavige Net Worth
David Miscavige, the Chairman of the Board of RTC (Religious Technology Center), has an estimated net worth of $50 million.He works from Scientologyâs Gold Base, located near Hemet, California. Over the past 25 years, he has paid himself approximately 3 million dollars.avid Miscavige, the Chairman of the Board of RTC (Religious Technology Center), has an estimated net worth of $50 million.


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You can drink MRET water following the principle Listen to your body.. At the initial stage during the period of extraction of the toxins or in case of health problems it is recommended to begin the consumption of water starting with 0.5 glasses a day, gradually increasing the dosage up to 3 glasses a day.


The Science behind the Technology
Unique properties and benefits of MRET activated water based on research results in animal models and in vitro. â¢ MRET water has a unique long-range dynamic structuring similar to cell water. It is compatible with cell water and as a result it has the enhanced hydration capacities and it is easy absorbed by the tissues of the body.


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Water is the foundation of all life on earth. Every part of the body is dependent on water. The functions of our glands and organs will eventually deteriorate if they are not nourished with good clean water. Water is an excellent solvent and assimilation of vital nutrients and proteins occurs through absorption of water.


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MRET WATER ACTIVATOR. Today everybody is aware about the importance of water for health. It is well known that the body of an average matured person consists of 70% of water (actually from 45% for old people up to 85% for babies) and the brain contains 90% of liquid.


MRET Water Activator - 1 Activator
The Molecular Resonance Effect Technology (MRET) Water Activator creates a subtle, low-frequency electromagnetic field which is imprinted into the water. This electromagnetic field closely resembles the natural geomagnetic field found near healing water springs. MRET Water prevents cellular dehydration and slows down the aging process closely related to the dehydration of cells. It improves nutrient transport and assimilation, as well as detoxification of the body.


The Science behind the Technology
Therefore, the application of MRET water in cosmetic purposes improves the skin, strengthens and makes shine the hair. â¢ MRET water has antibacterial effect. It inhibits the growth of bacteria and mutated cells and supports the life activity of normal healthy cells.


The Science behind the Technology
ABOUT MRET WATER. MRET water has a unique long-range dynamic structuring similar to cell water. It is compatible with cell water and as a result it has the enhanced hydration capacities and it is easy absorbed by the tissues of the body.


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MRET Activator is a household appliance, not a medical device. Any pure drinking water or other liquid food substances like milk, oil, juice or wine can be activated. You also can use MRET water for cooking and keep cooked food in the refrigerator; to spray your skin and hair.


MRET Water Activator - 1 Activator
MRET Water Activator - 1 Activator. Quick Overview. Molecular Resonance Effect Technology (MRET) Water Activator creates a subtle, low-frequency electromagnetic field that closely resembles the natural geomagnetic field found near healing water springs.


The Science behind the Technology
â¢ The intensified hydration with the structured MRET water leads to the improvement of metabolism and of the process of regeneration of healthy cells. It also helps to slow down the process of ageing because this process is closely related to the cells dehydration.


What Is the Difference Between Cacao Vs. Cocoa Powder?
Pure cacao powder is made by cold pressing raw cacao beans, while cocoa powder is made by pressing cacao beans that have been roasted with heat. Cocoa powder provides less nutritional value than cacao powder. Continue Reading. When raw cacao powder is pressed out of cacao beans, only fat is removed, creating the by-product known as cacao butter.


Cacao vs. Cocoa: What You Need to Know
1 Regular cocoa powder retains a more acidic nature and bitter taste, and is used in baking recipes with baking soda where Dutch-processed cocoa powder is not since it has already been alkalized.  Cocoa powder is a rich source of fiber, has little fat, and has a bit of protein in it as well.


What Is the Difference Between Cacao Vs. Cocoa Powder?
How is cocoa powder made? When raw cacao powder is pressed out of cacao beans, only fat is removed, creating the by-product known as cacao butter. The nutritional enzymes found within cacao beans are present in cacao powder. In contrast, when cocoa beans are roasted so that they may be pressed into cocoa powder, exposure to high heat alters the molecular structure of the cacao beans, resulting in a loss of enzymes. Raw cacao has been found to have a high level of the antioxidant resveratrol.


Cacao vs. Cocoa: What You Need to Know
You can use cocoa powder and cacao powder interchangeably in baking recipes, smoothies, oatmeal, cookies, homemade raw treats, or even stir them into your coffee for a homemade mocha. Both cacao and cocoa are highly nutritious for you and are sure to satisfy your chocolate cravings around the clock.


Whatâs The Deal With Cocoa Butter?
FIrst we think of chocolate, but then our thoughts quickly turn to body lotion and we're left with blank expressions on our faces, a little bewildered and unsure if we've been doing something wrong our whole lives. As the key ingredient in chocolate, cocoa butter is worth understanding.


Whatâs The Deal With Cocoa Butter?
After the beans are cleaned, they are roasted to draw out the chocolate flavor. Next the beans are stripped of their shells and turned into nibs. (So that's what chocolate nibs are!) The nibs are then milled, or ground, into a liquid known as cocoa liquor. 3 Cocoa liquor is pressed to produce cocoa butter.


Whatâs The Deal With Cocoa Butter?
The fruit is roughly the size and shape of a football. Farmers remove cocoa beans from this fruit to produce two products: cocoa butter and cocoa powder. 2 First cocoa beans are cleaned, roasted, stripped and milled into cocoa liquor.


Cacao Nibs: Superfood that Boosts Energy and Burns Fat
1 Look for either regular cocoa powder or Dutch-processed (a.k.a. dark) cocoa powder.  Dutch-processed cocoa powder (dark cocoa) is cocoa powder that has been processed with an alkalized solution, making it less acidic and much richer in taste.


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An alternate path involves further education, resulting in a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree. Read on to find out the real difference between becoming an RN versus a BSN.


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Having a BSN degree provides more job opportunities and an increasing number of employers are requiring a BSN. The higher degree also expands a registered nurseâs marketability to various clinical job positions, non-hospital opportunities, and nursing positions that offer lower impact than working in a hospital.


Difference Between ASN and BSN Nursing Degrees
ASN vs. BSN. The following is a quick and concise comparison between the Associateâs and Bachelorâs nursing degrees. Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) The ASN degree can be acquired in 2 years at a university, community college, vocational school or even some hospitals. An ASN training program readies nurses to deliver direct patient treatment or carry out other qualified nursing duties and responsibilities inside the field of health care.


Difference between BSN and RN
Help me out here pls. What is the difference between a BSN and an RN. Don't you go through the four year program to get the BSN/RN. I've noticed that people put a stress on the BSN-route -RN -attained degree. I'm truly confused. Thanks.


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A career as a registered nurse offers plentiful job opportunities and excellent compensation for your education and skills. A traditional BSN program can take four years or more to complete. The educational training of a traditional BSN program embraces theoretical study as well as hands-on clinical practices. The pre-requisites for this path of education are completed prior to beginning core nursing studies.