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1 Upon completion, applications must be mailed to your county board no later than the seventh day before the election or delivered in person no later than the day before the election. 2  You may also request an Absentee Ballot by sending a letter to your county board of elections. Absent from your county or, if a resident of New York City absent from said city, on Election Day. 2  Unable to appear at the polls due to temporary or permanent illness or disability; or because you are the primary care giver of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled.


Absentee Voting
1 You may also request an Absentee Ballot by sending a letter to your county board of elections. 2  The letter must be received by your county board no earlier than 30 days and no later than seven days before the election.3  The letter must contain the following information: Absent from your county or, if a resident of New York City absent from said city, on Election Day. 2  Unable to appear at the polls due to temporary or permanent illness or disability; or because you are the primary care giver of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled.


Absentee Voting
1 Download Spanish Form (145KB). 2  Upon completion, applications must be mailed to your county board no later than the seventh day before the election or delivered in person no later than the day before the election. 3  You may also request an Absentee Ballot by sending a letter to your county board of elections. Absent from your county or, if a resident of New York City absent from said city, on Election Day. 2  Unable to appear at the polls due to temporary or permanent illness or disability; or because you are the primary care giver of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled.


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There are two options for New York City voters wishing to cast absentee ballots:Voting in person at your Board of Elections office in your boroughBy mail.In-Person Absentee VotingAbsentee voting in person begins as soon as the ballots are available (at least 32 days before an election) and ends on Election Day.hen you receive an absentee ballot, read the directions that are printed in it. You will note that the way to mark your votes is to fill in the ovals near your choices. Do not use any other marks. Do not write anywhere on the ballot.


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Either bring in person or mail (DO NOT FAX) the Absentee Ballot Application to your Board of Election borough office. To be counted, an absentee ballot must be postmarked by the day before Election Day and must reach the Board of Elections no more than seven(7) days after the election.hen you receive an absentee ballot, read the directions that are printed in it. You will note that the way to mark your votes is to fill in the ovals near your choices. Do not use any other marks. Do not write anywhere on the ballot.


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Information for military and overseas voters: If you are applying for an absentee ballot because you or your family are in the military or because you currently reside overseas, do not use this application.f you provide dates in section 2, identifying the time frame within which you will be absent from your county or from the City of New York, you will be sent a ballot for any primary, general, special election or presidential primary election which might occur during the time frame you have specified.


Absentee and Early Voting
Absentee voting by mail or in person. Voters may cast an absentee ballot or vote in person in the county clerk's office during regular business hours starting 28 days prior to an election. No excuse is required to vote with an absentee ballot. You may request an absentee ballot from any County Clerk's Office.Any voter or organization may request the New Mexico absentee ballot application by mail, telephone, or in person. However, the information on the form may not be altered or re-arranged. You must complete the application on your own.bsentee voting by mail or in person. Voters may cast an absentee ballot or vote in person in the county clerk's office during regular business hours starting 28 days prior to an election. No excuse is required to vote with an absentee ballot. You may request an absentee ballot from any County Clerk's Office.


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You may sign the absentee ballot application yourself, or you may make your mark and have your mark witnessed in the spaces provided on the bottom of the appli-cation. Please note that a power of attorney or printed name stamp is not allowed for any voting purpose.When your ballot will be sent: Your absentee ballot materials will be sent to you at least 32 days before federal, state, county, city or town elections in which you are eligible to vote.f you provide dates in section 2, identifying the time frame within which you will be absent from your county or from the City of New York, you will be sent a ballot for any primary, general, special election or presidential primary election which might occur during the time frame you have specified.


Absentee Voting
1 Absent from your county or, if a resident of New York City absent from said city, on Election Day. 2  Unable to appear at the polls due to temporary or permanent illness or disability; or because you are the primary care giver of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled. Absent from your county or, if a resident of New York City absent from said city, on Election Day. 2  Unable to appear at the polls due to temporary or permanent illness or disability; or because you are the primary care giver of one or more individuals who are ill or physically disabled.


Employment Opportunities
Thank you for your interest in the Detroit Lions and Ford Field Management. To apply for current opportunities, please visit the Lions Job Board to create a candidate profile and upload your resume and cover letter.The Detroit Lions and Ford Field Management are Equal Opportunity Employers.mployment Opportunities. For current openings, or to receive notification of future openings please visit the Lions Job Board. SAFE Management specializes in event staffing and event management and provides guests with trained Ushers, Ticket Takers, Guest Service positions and Event Management positions.


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He is a senior animal trainer and has worked at the Zoo for 24 years. Learn more. Rick Schwartz. As Ambassador for San Diego Zoo Global, Rick's job is to share information about the wonderful animals and plants of the Zoo and Safari Park with everyone he meetsâin person, on TV, and on the Web.orticulturist. We take care of all the plants and the trees at the San Diego Zoo and the Safari Park. The plants are here for decoration, for education, and for the animals as shade, shelter, or food. Some of us trim the trees, and some make sure the irrigation system is always working to provide our plants with water.


55 Great Careers Working with Animals
Uvisor Jobs. If youâve ever fallen in love at first sight with a cuddly little fur-ball puppy or kitten, you have probably thought about growing up to have some kind of job where you could work with animals.areers Caring for Pets. Our first category of careers with animals includes all the different types of jobs caring for pets. For many pet owners, their pet is a member of the family as well-loved and protected as any human child, and jobs involving taking care of pets are innumerable.


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Get in the game... apply for a position on our team. All of us in the NFL are proud of our rich history and our special place in American culture. While we are fortunate to be recognized as one of the world's strongest entertainment brands, we also believe that the future offers more opportunity for the NFL to grow.ll of us in the NFL are proud of our rich history and our special place in American culture. While we are fortunate to be recognized as one of the world's strongest entertainment brands, we also believe that the future offers more opportunity for the NFL to grow.


Basic Facts About Lions
Lions consume a wide variety of prey, from wildebeest, impala, zebra, giraffe, buffalo and wild hogs to sometimes rhinos and hippos. They will also feed on smaller animals such as hares, birds and reptiles. Lions are also known to attack elephants when food is scarce.ions consume a wide variety of prey, from wildebeest, impala, zebra, giraffe, buffalo and wild hogs to sometimes rhinos and hippos. They will also feed on smaller animals such as hares, birds and reptiles. Lions are also known to attack elephants when food is scarce.


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What to do if you encounter a mountain lion-Do not hike, jog or ride your bicycle alone in mountain lion country: Go in groups, with adults supervising children. - Keep children close to you: Observations of captured wild mountain lions reveal that the animals seem especially drawn to children.hat to do if you encounter a mountain lion-Do not hike, jog or ride your bicycle alone in mountain lion country: Go in groups, with adults supervising children. - Keep children close to you: Observations of captured wild mountain lions reveal that the animals seem especially drawn to children.


Exploring Lions and their Prey in Kenya
Youâll live and work in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, home to six prides of lions. Using radio collars on some of the lions, youâll track their movements. Youâll also check camera trap images for spotted hyenas, leopards, and other predators.ouâll live and work in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, home to six prides of lions. Using radio collars on some of the lions, youâll track their movements. Youâll also check camera trap images for spotted hyenas, leopards, and other predators.


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While most cat species are solitary, the lion is an exception. It has developed a social system based on teamwork, division of labor, and an extended family unit. The average pride consists of about 15 individuals, with five to 10 females, their young, and two or three territorial males.owever, scavenged food provides more than 50% of their dietsâlions will often take over kills made by other carnivores. Females do 85 to 90% of the hunting, usually by setting up an ambush for their prey.


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Cooperative hunting enables lions to take down prey as large as buffalo, rhinos, hippos, and giraffes. However, scavenged food provides more than 50% of their dietsâlions will often take over kills made by other carnivores. Females do 85 to 90% of the hunting, usually by setting up an ambush for their prey.owever, scavenged food provides more than 50% of their dietsâlions will often take over kills made by other carnivores. Females do 85 to 90% of the hunting, usually by setting up an ambush for their prey.


More Animals & Plants from San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Stars of movies and characters in books, lions are at the top of the food chain. The Swahili word for lion, simba, also means king, strong, and aggressive.. The word lion has similar meaning in our vocabulary. If you call someone lionhearted, youâre describing a courageous and brave person. sculpture of Prince on the Zooâs entrance plaza honors the iconic status of lions in San Diego Zoo history and makes for a memorable photo opportunity. To San Diegans, lions are symbolic of âtheirâ zoo.


IsaKidd refining technology
The process of electrorefining copper consists of placing a copper anode (about 99.5â99.7% pure copper) in sulfuric acid, together with a cathode, and passing a current between the anode and cathode through an external circuit.


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The formation of phases is. relevant to the plating of copper on the cathode and involves nucleation and crystal growth. steps. Copper atoms diffuse through the solid phase to a location in an appropriate site of the. crystal lattice.


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Faradayâs law. For the winning of copper by the addition of electrons. [1] Cations go towards the cathode, and anions go to the anode. The working electrode is where. reduction takes place and the counter electrode is where oxidation occurs. The working. electrode is the cathode and the counter electrode the anode.


IsaKidd refining technology
The initial Isa Process development in the late 1970s, with its reusable stainless-steel cathode starter sheets, represented an advance on the previous technology of single-use starter sheets of pure copper, the production of which was a labour-intensive process.


IsaKidd refining technology
The Isa Process technology used the waxed edge at the bottom of the cathode plate to stop the copper depositing around the plateâs bottom to form a single mass of copper running from the top of one side of the cathode plate around the bottom to the top of the other side.


SX-EW copper and the technology cycle
The major technological advance that allowed SX-EW to develop was solvent extraction. It seems clear that leaching and electrowinning components of SX-EW were well established in the industry. What was missing was a mechanism to generate a high quality, clean, concentrated solution to enter the electrowinning process.


SX-EW copper and the technology cycle
This made the SX-EW process superior to cement copper in terms of product and cost; production of SX-EW copper rapidly increased. In the mid-1980âs, new organic extractants greatly reduced iron adsorption (the principal contaminant) and allowed for a much wider range of copper concentrations.


IsaKidd refining technology
The current efficiency of the refining process depends, in part, on how close the anodes and cathodes can be placed in the electrolytic cell. This, in turn, depends on the straightness of both the anode and the cathode.


IsaKidd refining technology
The nature of the cathode used to collect the copper is a critical part of the technology. The properties of copper are highly susceptible to impurities. For example, an arsenic content of 0.1% can reduce the conductivity of copper by 23% and a bismuth content of just 0.001% makes copper brittle.


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This is a function. of the extraction process that was used to remove the copper from the host body and. other upgrade processes used before the electrowinning of the copper. 2) Increasing the mass transfer coefficient increases the DLC.


Microbiology ch. 8 Structure and Function of Genetic Material
Horizontal Gene Transfer-Transduction. Bacterial DNA is transferred from a donar cell to a recipient bacterium inside a virus that infects bacteria. Called a bacteriophage or phage.


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Â¥Its name provides a lot of information about DNA: Ãdeoxyribose nucleic acid:Ãit contains a sugar moiety (deoxyribose),Ãit is weakly acidic,Ãand is found in the nucleus. Â¥Because of its: Ã° nuclear localizationÃsubsequent identification as a component of chromosomes Ãit was implicated as a carrier of genetic information.


Microbiology ch. 8 Structure and Function of Genetic Material
Transcription-mRNA. Carries coded info for making specific proteins from DNA to ribisomess, where proteins are synthesized. After the RNA reaches the terminator portion of DNA, RNA polymerase and newly formed mRNA are released from the DNA.


Microbiology ch. 8 Structure and Function of Genetic Material
Results from the insertion or deletion of one or more nucleotide pairs. *Shifts the translational reading frame. Results in a significant number of amino acids being altered resulting in a totally different non-functional protein being synthesized.


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Â¥Nonhistone is a general name for other proteinsassociated with DNA. ÃThis is a big group, with some structural proteins, andsome that bind only transiently.ÃNonhistone proteins vary widely, even in different cellsfrom the same organism.ÃMost have a net (-) charge, and bind by attaching tohistones.


Microbiology ch. 8 Structure and Function of Genetic Material
Transcription-The Terminator. RNA synthesis continues until RNA plymerase reaches a site on teh DNA molecules. *Then the RNA polymerase and the newly formed mRNA molecule are released from the DNA.


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DNA: The Genetic Material Chapter 10. 2 DNA as the Genetic Material Â¥DNA was first extracted from nuclei in 1870Â¥named ÃnucleinÃ Ã´nucleinÃµ after their.Â¥Source chemical ANALYSIS Ã° determined THAT dna was a weak acid rich in. phosphorous


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22 Chromatin Structure Â¥Histones organize DNA, condense it and prepare itfor further condensation by nonhistone proteins. ÃThis compaction is necessary to fit large amounts ofDNA (2m/6.5ft in humans) into the nucleus of a cell.


Basic Microscopy
Eukaryotic cells are more complex than prokaryotic cells and are found in a great many different forms. The nucleus contains most of the genetic material (DNA) of the cell. Additional DNA is in the mitochondria and (if present) chloroplasts.


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[des] Northwestern Amazonas, Terra Indigena IndÃgena Alto Rio, negro region along the border With, colombia sixty communities and sites along the margins of The tiquie tiquiÃ© river and. its tributaries 960 (in BRAZIL). 1995 sil population total: 3,420. Countries 3420: 1,530 (Population 1530). moore 2006


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[gvc] Northwest Amazonas, on border with Colombia, Terra Indigena IndÃgena Alto Rio. negro 450 In (Brazil moore). 2006 population total all: countries. 750: status (6b). Threatened Alternate: Names, Anana, Kotedia, KÃ³tedia, Kotirya, KÃ³tirya-Uanana, Wanana WanÃ¢na: Wanana pira. pirÃ¡ wanano dialects none known


Brazil
It is the largest Portuguese-speaking country in the world, and the only one in the Americas. Bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Brazil has a coastline of 7,491 km (4,655 mi). It borders all other South American countries except Ecuador and Chile and occupies 47.3 percent of the continent of South America.


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Population total all countries: 750. Status: 6b (Threatened). Alternate Names: Anana, Kotedia, KÃ³tedia, Kotirya, KÃ³tirya, Uanana-Wanana, WanÃ¢na Wanana: Pira pirÃ¡. Wanano dialects none Known [reportedly] , similar to piratapuyo pir but the two. groups do not intermarry


Library
Brazil's economy is the world's eighth-largest by nominal GDP and seventh-largest by GDP (PPP) as of 2015. A member of the BRICS group, Brazil until 2010 had one of the world's fastest growing major economies, with its economic reforms giving the country new international recognition and influence.


Brazil
Brazil's national development bank plays an important role for the country's economic growth. Brazil is a founding member of the United Nations, the G20, BRICS, Unasul, Mercosul, Organization of American States, Organization of Ibero-American States, CPLP and the Latin Union.


Brazil
Alternate Names: Arara ArÃ¡ra Bravos: Dialects none. Known reportedly most similar extant languages Are [ikpeng] txi And [bakairi] . BakairÃ: Bkq, Classification Cariban, South Amazonian: Arara comments some. Groups uncontacted subgroups Of the Arara are Apiaka (ApiakÃ¡), Or-Miranya apingui Arara ArÃ¡ra, Pariri Or, Arara. arÃ¡ra mansos arara arÃ¡ra bravos yaruma yarumÃ¡


Brazil
Brazil remained a Portuguese colony until 1808, when the capital of the empire was transferred from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro. In 1815, the colony was elevated to the rank of kingdom upon the formation of the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves.


Brazil
Brazil (/brÉËzÉªl/ ; Portuguese: Brasil [bÉ¾aËziw]), officially the Federative Republic of Brazil (Portuguese: Republica RepÃºblica federativa Do, brasil (listenÂ·help)), info is the largest country in Both South america and The Latin american. region


Brazil
Based on Tupinamba, tupinambÃ¡ developed By portuguese during 17th and 18th centuries as lingua. Franca: Classification, Tupian-Tupi, TupÃ, Guarani GuaranÃ: Tupi tupÃ tupi TupÃ comments, language of the bare tribe with Several ethnic groups Identifying. as bare and speaking nhengatu


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You can find Orangina at supermarkets such as Walmart, Target, Publix, Winn Dixie, Giant Stores and other supermarkets as of 2010. They are often sold in six-packs and as small or large glass individual bottles. If you need a case of Orangina drinks,stores may be able to special order the item for you.


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You can find Orangina at supermarkets such as Walmart, Target, Publix, Winn Dixie, Giant Stores and other supermarkets as of 2010. They are often sold in six-packs and as small or large glass individual bottles.


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Supermarkets. You can find Orangina at supermarkets such as Walmart, Target, Publix, Winn Dixie, Giant Stores and other supermarkets as of 2010. They are often sold in six-packs and as small or large glass individual bottles. If you need a case of Orangina drinks,stores may be able to special order the item for you.


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Supermarkets. You can find Orangina at supermarkets such as Walmart, Target, Publix, Winn Dixie, Giant Stores and other supermarkets as of 2010. They are often sold in six-packs and as small or large glass individual bottles.


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FRESH 16oz glass bottles of the difficult to find Orangina Orange Beverage!!! We also have Orangina in 6 pack cans, 10oz glass bottles and 1 Liter glass bottles.


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Supported by a great advertising story and continuous innovation since its birth in 1936, Orangina has become the market leader of the fruit carbonated soft drinks market in France, selling more than 180 million liters a year.


FRESH 16oz Orangina
We also have Orangina in 6 pack cans, 10oz glass bottles and 1 Liter glass bottles. FRESH 16oz glass bottles of the difficult to find Orangina Orange Beverage!!! We also have Orangina in 6 pack cans, 10oz glass bottles and 1 Liter glass bottles.


Where can i buy Orangina in England?
I'm addicted to Orangina but the only place i know that sells it is Superdrug and they only do 500ml bottles. I'd like to get 2l bottles cos it is so great.


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Orangina and the Orangina device are registered trademarks of Schweppes International Limited.


How to Make Homemade Orangina
1 If you buy a 64oz carton of orange juice at the supermarket for $4.00 and use one ounce per glass for fizzy juice, your total estimated cost for the 8oz glass of fizzy juice will be 10.625 cents per glass. 2  Compare that to $1 or more for a twelve ounce can of a sugary, caffeinated carbonated cola drink.


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Equal Rights Amendment. The Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution was first proposed in the United States Congress in December 1923. It was promoted by Alice Paul and National Women's party, but opposed by many of their colleagues who had worked to pass the Nineteenth Amendment (women's suffrage) in 1920.


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The Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution was first proposed in the United States Congress in December 1923. It was promoted by Alice Paul and National Women's party, but opposed by many of their colleagues who had worked to pass the Nineteenth Amendment (women's suffrage) in 1920.


AMERICAN HISTORY EXAM REVIEW
The Equal Rights Amendment, a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution, was born in the era of the women's suffrage amendment and first introduced into Congress in 1923. For nearly 50 years, all those Congresses had the good judgment to leave ERA buried in Committee.


Europe
Looking for European Economic Community? Find out information about European Economic Community. organization established by a treaty signed in 1957 by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and West Germany ; it was known informally as... Explanation of European Economic Community


The Founding Fathers of the EU
The European Union is set up with the aim of ending the frequent and bloody wars between neighbours, which culminated in the Second World War. As of 1950, the European Coal and Steel Community begins to unite European countries economically and politically in order to secure lasting peace. The six founding countries are Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. The 1950s are dominated by a cold war between east and west. Protests in Hungary against the Communist regime are put down by Soviet tanks in 1956. In 1957, the Treaty of Rome creates the European Economic Community (EEC), or âCommon Marketâ. 1960 - 1969 A period of economic growth


European Economic Community
European Economic Community. The European Economic Community (1957-2009) was an intergovernmental organization in Europe. In 1967 the institutions of the European Coal and Steel Community and Euratom were merged with those of the Economic Community. This meant that while they technically continued to exist separate from each other they were governed together as a single personality under the name of the European Communities.


European Economic Community
The European Economic Community (1957-2009) was an intergovernmental organization in Europe. In 1967 the institutions of the European Coal and Steel Community and Euratom were merged with those of...


European Economic Community
Related to European Economic Community: European Union, European Economic Area, European Community, European Atomic Energy Community European Economic Community (EEC), organization established (1958) by a treaty signed in 1957 by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and West Germany (now Germany); it was known informally as the Common Market.


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This section on the Founding Fathers is therefore a work in progress. 1  Konrad Adenauer. 2  Joseph Bech. 3  Johan Beyen. 4  Winston Churchill. 5  Alcide De Gasperi. 6  Walter Hallstein.


Conservative Party
(EU), name given since the ratification (Nov., 1993) of the Treaty of European Union, or Maastricht Treaty, to the European Community (EC), an economic and political confederation of European nations, and other organizations (with the same member nations)


About the EU
Living, working, travelling in the EU. Information on your rights to live, work, travel and study in another EU country, including access to healthcare and consumer rights.


European Economic Community
By the Maastricht Treaty in 1993 the European Communities became part of and expanded institutional framework, as one of three pillars of the European Union. The Lisbon Treaty in 2009, abolished the European Economic Community as a part of the framework that made up the European Union, and instead established the European Union as an intergovernmental organization in it's own right.


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Binding constant. Home Â» Binding constant. Definition. noun. A mathematical constant that describes the bonding affinity between two molecules at equilibrium. Supplement. It is the measure of the affinity of an enzyme for its substrate. An example is the measure of the strength of binding in the hapten-antibody interaction.


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From the temperature dependence of the binding constant, it is possible to estimate the values for the thermodynamic functions involved in the binding process. a] values and the glucose equilibrium binding constants of the amidated derivatives of the boronic acid species bound to the hydrogel. BA] is the binding constant of ligand A in the presence of ligand B, and [K. Flavonoid-serum albumin complexation: Determination of binding constants and binding sites by fluorescence spectroscopy.


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The shape of the equilibrium curve depends upon the reaction mechanism and can be used. to decide between different equilibrium models. Equilibrium constants. An equilibrium constant, designated by a upper case K, is the ratio of the equilibrium. concentrations of reaction products to reactants or vice versa. For the bimolecular reaction, A+B â AB, we can define an equilibrium dissociation. constant (Kd) or an equilibrium association constant (Ka), which are reciprocally.


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The shape of the equilibrium curve depends upon the reaction mechanism and can be. used to decide between different equilibrium models. Equilibrium constants. An equilibrium constant, designated by a upper case K, is the ratio of the equilibrium. concentrations of reaction products to reactants or vice versa. For the bimolecular reaction, A+B ïï AB, we can define an equilibrium dissociation. constant (Kd) or an equilibrium association constant (Ka), which are reciprocally.


supramolecular.org
Welcome to the new supramolecular.org! This website provides you with free online analysis tools for your supramolecular chemistry research - including tools for determining binding constants from NMR, UV-vis and fluorescence titration experiments. The picture below explains how this website works.


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(8.17) Using the Scatchard plot, it is easy to determine the binding constant because the slope of the line is -1/KD. The drawback of this representation is that it distorts experimental errors.


Binding constant
Binding constant. The binding constant, or association constant, is a special case of the equilibrium constant K, and is the inverse of the dissociation constant. It is associated with the binding and unbinding reaction of receptor (R) and ligand (L) molecules, which is formalized as:


8.6. Determination of the binding constant
This is called the Scatchard plot (Figure 8.6, Equation 8.17). Using the Scatchard plot, it is easy to determine the binding constant because the slope of the line is -1/KD. The drawback of this representation is that it distorts experimental errors.


Binding constant
Binding constant. A mathematical constant that describes the bonding affinity between two molecules at equilibrium. It is the measure of the affinity of an enzyme for its substrate. An example is the measure of the strength of binding in the hapten-antibody interaction.


Explore Paradise Point Park
Whether youâre here for a weekend getaway, or you decide to make Paradise Point Park your new home, we have everything youâre looking for! Come stay in one of our fully furnished, spacious cabins or park your RV in our shaded RV Park. Enjoy hours of fishing and boating on beautiful Toledo Bend Lake.


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North Toledo Bend State Park (9 miles southwest of Zwolle off LA 3229) - Located on Toledo Bend Reservoir, the park offers fishing, picnicking, boat launch, improved campsites, 10 vacation cabins, group camp facilities, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, pavilion, playgrounds, trails and a conference center.


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The swimming pool at North Toledo Bend State Park closed for necessary repairs, and is anticipated to open in mid to late July. EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2010: The Peak and Non Peak seasons listed on the Reserve America Fees and Cancellation link are NOT correct.


North Toledo Bend State Park
North Toledo Bend State Park, LA. North Toledo Bend is a camper's delight, accommodating those who prefer to sleep in tents and those who prefer a roof over their heads. The park includes 63 campsites, each equipped with water and electrical hookups. Ten vacation cabins at the park comfortably sleep six ...


North Toledo Bend State Park
On the eastern shore of one of the country's largest manmade reservoirs, clean and cool waters gently touch the edges of North Toledo Bend State Park. The Toledo Bend Reservoir provides visitors to the park with an opportunity for a wide variety of water-related activities in a pleasant environment. More than 900 acres of pine filled lands are available for camping, picnicking, hiking and relaxing in the heart of nature.


Welcome to Sabine River Authority of Louisiana
Sabine River Authority of Louisiana. We would like to welcome you to the official web-site of the Sabine River Authority, State of Louisiana. Our residents are proud to boast that Toledo Bend Lake offers a unique experience in fishing, recreation and quality of life.


Explore Paradise Point Park
Toledo Bend Lake Deep in the heart of Sabine National Forest, Toledo Bend Lake is known to be one of the most beautiful lakes you will ever visit. Enjoy hours of fun including some of the best fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and swimming. Learn More âº.


North Toledo Bend State Park
North Toledo Bend State Park is situated on a peninsula which extends into the reservoir at the mouth of Bayou San Miguel. The land consists of rolling uplands and interconnected ravines and valleys.


Welcome to Sabine River Authority of Louisiana
Welcome to Sabine River Authorityof Louisiana. We would like to welcome you to the official web-site of the Sabine River Authority, State of Louisiana. Our residents are proud to boast that Toledo Bend Lake offers a unique experience in fishing, recreation and quality of life.


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Toledo Bend Dam - (on the southern end of Toledo Bend Reservoir, on the Louisiana-Texas border) â Generates over 2 million kilowatt-hours of energy output annually, which is purchased by Gulf States Utilities, Louisiana Power & Light and CLECO.


What are the Consequences of Untreated Gonorrhea?
Untreated gonorrhea can result in serious medical complications for men and women, including sterility. The more advanced a case of gonorrhea has become in a patient, the more likely the patient is to experience significant complications.


What happens if gonorrhea is not treated?
Gonorrhea that is not treated can cause these serious problems in women: Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). PID is an infection of a woman's reproductive organs above the cervix, such as the fallopian tubes and ovaries. Untreated gonorrhea is a common cause of PID. PID can lead to infertility, pregnancy problems, and pelvic pain. Some women have no symptoms of PID, and the damage caused by PID cannot be fixed.


Gonorrhea Complications
The most common result of untreated gonorrhea is pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), a serious infection of the female reproductive tract. Gonococcal PID often appears immediately after your menstrual period. It causes scar tissue to form in the fallopian tubes.


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Antibiotics may prescribed to kill the organisms that cause gonorrhea. Pelvic inflammatory disease is one complication of untreated gonorrhea in women. Urine samples may be ordered to determine if a patient has gonorrhea. Untreated gonorrhea in pregnant women may cause blindness in newborns.


The Consequences of Untreated Gonorrhea
This serious complication can result in a miscarriage and can cause the death of the mother. Rarely, untreated gonorrhea can spread through the blood to the joints. This can cause an inflammation of the joints, which is very serious. If you are infected with gonorrhea, your risk of getting HIV infection increases. HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus, causes AIDS.


Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea also can cause gonococcal proctitis (inflammation of the anus and rectum). In people who practice oral sex, it may infect the throat, causing gonococcal pharyngitis. Less commonly, gonorrhea can spread to other parts of the body through the bloodstream, causing fever, a characteristic rash and arthritis.


Gonorrhea
What Is It? Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that is caused by bacteria called Neisseria gonorrhoeae. These bacteria can be passed from person to person during sexual activity (vaginal, oral and anal intercourse) leading to infections of the urethra (urine tube), cervix, vagina and anus.


What are the Consequences of Untreated Gonorrhea?
Once complications from untreated gonorrhea set in, it can be much more difficult to treat. While antibiotics can kill the organisms in the body, the damage caused by inflammation and infection is not so easy to repair. Patients may experience chronic health problems including infertility.


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Learn how to count in Spanish - watch this video and practise your Spanish accent: Get more practise! Click on this link to hear numbers said in Spanish. (Move your mouse over each number to hear it spoken clearly in Spanish.


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Translation of catorce
catorce 14 If you press Conjugate now or Display now  on the default demo you will be taken to an internal page for conjugations (you stay on the same site), but in a very different section, hope that's OK.


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Translate the word catorce to English. The dictionary languages are Spanish-English: catorce.


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Su tÃo le iniciÃ³ en el sexo en un burdel cuando tenÃa sÃ³lo catorce aÃ±os. His uncle initiated him in sex in a brothel when he was just fourteen. Tengo catorce primos. I have fourteen cousins. catorce: 14


How do you say 14 in Spanish....?
Best Answer: It's quatorse KA-TOR-SAY! Hope this helps! ... 14 in spanish ... quatorsa. Uno dos tres quatro sinco ses sieta oncho nueva dias oncay dossa tressa ...


How do you say 14 in Spanish....?
That was 1 through 16 in Spanish. I know I probably didn't spell the right but I wrote them how they sounded. KA TOR SAY is how you pronounce 14 in Spanish Good luck on impressing him! Maybe try (if you see him in the morning) Comas Dias (pronounced:) COMAZ DIEZ . (Good morning in Espaniol.


How do you say 14 in Spanish....?
I want to impress my spanish teacher by saying 14 in spanish.... Most of the other students dont know how to. Please show me pronunciation too... Update: Yeah so the sentence that i have to remember when he says: Cuantos anos tiene tu.


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As of the census of 2010, there were 888 people, 366 households, and 249 families residing in the town. The population density was 2,114.3 inhabitants per square mile (816.3/km2). There were 445 housing units at an average density of 1,059.5 per square mile (409.1/km2).


Bunker Hill
Edit Page Last Edit: 3 months 15 days ago. Bunker Hill is a ruined point of interest Location in the central-eastern area of The Commonwealth. It is located to the West of the USS Constitution, South of the Irish Pride Industries Shipyard across the water. Bunker Hill has both an outside open area and a compact indoor section. On the outside, there are platforms that you can move up to jump over barriers, as well as get a good viewpoint in combat. The inside has a path that leads to an underground bunker that doesn't offer a lot of free movement.


Bunker Hill
It is possible to bypass both parties and go straight to any objectives you have in Bunker Hill. However, the Sentry robots will still attack you regardless of what faction you have helped up to then. USE OUR INTERACTIVE MAP. Our Fallout 4 Interactive Maps is a Google-style map that anyone can add to.


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Ugh...what a mess. First, the glitch where my personal room at the institute can't be examined, immediately followed by this Bunker Hill one. I have a situation where I killed the courser immediately, siding with the railroad but not informing the bos. The bos showed up anyhow.


The Institute
Talk to Father to report your success and he will sympathize a bit and tell you that the Brotherhood is next. Because OF COURSE they are. Well, at least you are already enemies with them. He will go over how the Brotherhood is quite a bit bigger than just the Railroad was, with other factions out in the Wastes.


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I am on the Railroad's side, I think??? Before the battle is over, on Survival difficulty, I've shot down a Brotherhood vertibird, several Brotherhood heavies in power armor, a slew of Institute synths, and a couple of mini turrets that I presume belonged to the Railroad?? Or maybe there's a fourth side in this madhouse of a battlefield. After the first 10 seconds (and being killed several times) I just decided to kill anything that shot at me, which included just about every one I came in contact with (except the Railroad Heavies).


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For me, Bunker Hill was a clusterâ¥â¥â¥â¥ - but not in a good way. I like unexpected outcomes, I like side-ways surprises .. but Bunker Hill was just a random pile of tre confusement. Everyone was on my side, except for Kessler, the chicky-babe who runs the settlement (I understand why she'd be â¥â¥â¥â¥â¥â¥).


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FALLOUT 4 SPOILERBattle for bunker hill glitch (Spoilers) (self.Fallout) submitted 9 months ago by lockjawzThe Institute. So im allied with the railroad in the battle for bunker hill. I kill the synth escort immediately then kill all brotherhood and institute members on the way to the basement. The problem comes when i get the synths I need to set free. I cant talk to them and when i try they say thanks for sparing us.


Bunker Hill, Indiana
Bunker Hill is a town in Pipe Creek Township, Miami County, Indiana, United States. The population was 888 at the 2010 census.


The Institute
Answer however you wish. Now, if you have contacted the Railroad you will get some text here calling your allegiance into question a bit, and you can even outright tell Father they are your allies but no matter what you do your goal (from Father, who is outright commanding you at this point) is to Kill Desdemona.


adultery
In the ecclesiastical courts, adultery was any act of sexual intercourse by a married person with someone not his or her spouse. The act was considered wrongful regardless of whether the other person was married. At Common Law, adultery was wrongful intercourse between a married woman and any man other than her husband.


adultery
Voluntary sexual relations between an individual who is married and someone who is not the individual's spouse. Adultery is viewed by the law in many jurisdictions as an offense injurious to public morals and a mistreatment of the marriage relationship. Statutes attempt to discourage adultery by making such behavior punishable as a crime and by allowing a blameless party to obtain a Divorce against an adulterous spouse.


Adultery and Divorce in Florida
The role of adultery has diminished over time in Florida divorce cases. Florida is a no-fault state and therefore adultery does not affect most decisions. If the adulterer spends marital funds or uses marital assets in the course of their behavior â that will affect the decision of the court.


What is Adultery In The Bible?
They have broken covenant in their hearts; they have committed moicheia (âadulteryâ). Thus, âadulteryâ may be committed alone in oneâs heart, and it may be entirely asexual. âAdulteryâ is the breaking of covenant, and it may be brought about by any number of attitudes or actions, sexual and/or non-sexual.


What isâ¦ adultery
There are three types of adultery spoken of in the Bible: SEXUAL ADULTERYââConjugal infidelity. An adulterer was a man who had sexual intercourse with a woman he was not married to, either a married woman or one who was engaged to be married. A woman who did the same thing was an adulteress. Adultery is fornication. The Bible regards adultery as a great sin and a great social wrong.


Adultery & the Bible
To leave your spouse for another person may be legal, but it is adultery in Godâs eyes. Itâs in the Bible, Matthew 19:9, NKJV. âAnd I say to you, whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another, commits adultery; and whoever marries her who is divorced commits adultery.â.


Tennessee Divorce Laws on Adultery
However, if you lived elsewhere when your spouse committed adultery, youâd have to establish residency in Tennessee for six months in order to file in the state. Technically, Tennesseeâs statutes indicate that adultery is a divorce ground if either you or your spouse engages in an adulterous act.


Adultery and Divorce in Florida
Simply put, adultery is defined as voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and another who is not his or her spouse. If the other person is also married, then that person is also committing adultery. In Florida, adultery is technically a crime (although it is rarely prosecuted). So for example, suppose Russell and Janelle are married to one another. Russell has a girlfriend, Kami, that Janelle does not know about.


What is Adultery In The Bible?
For example, with respect to a passage in Revelation, Kittel notes, âThe adultery with the prophetess mentioned in Rev. 2:2 is a figure for acceptance of her false teaching and the implied infidelity to God. The tekna of this adulterous relation are the followers of the prophetessâ (vol. 4, p. 734-735).


Adultery & the Bible
Adultery begins in the heart before it becomes physical. Itâs in the Bible, Matthew 15:19, NKJV. âFor out of the heart proceed evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, blasphemies.â. Marriage is sacred. Itâs in the Bible, Hebrews 13:4, ESV.


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The median real estate agent salary is $33,900, but this varies widely based on several factors. Click to learn more about how much real estate agents make. The median real estate agent salary is $33,900, but this varies widely based on several factors. Click to learn more about how much real estate agents make.


Acronyms finder
The average residential real estate agent probably works 20 hours a week. That's my rough guess. I know tons of real estate agents who keep their license active but don't use it at all, meaning zero hours per week. Many part time agents only do a few deals a year, averaging no more than 3-5 hours per week. However, if you want to be among the top 10% that does about 90% of the sales, then plan to work 60-70 hours a week, every week, with few vacations and holidays since those are also prime property touring times. For commercial real estate agents, the schedules are more routine, dictated by business hours of clients and buildings.


A Successful Realtorâs Work Schedule
Diego Loya is a Realtor - Broker at Home Living Real Estate Brokerage, a Orange County full services real estate company. Over the past 12 years, Diego has helped homeowners sell and buy their homes. He's loves educating and empowering real estate consumers. You can find him on Google, Facebook and Twitter.


How many hours a week does a real estate agent work?
Being a successful real estate has taken approx 20 hours a day.. 140 hours a week. That is the honest to god truth. The comments about being fired for getting a hair cut are true. Working through a transaction and having it fall apart to end up with sometimes months worth of work and no pay.. True..


What Is the Workday of a Real Estate Salesperson?
A real estate agent may essentially set his own schedule. Weekend and nighttime commitments are typical in the real estate business, because an agent must accommodate a client's off-work hours. A real estate agent must have daytime availability to handle business with lenders, title companies and home inspectors.


Real Estate Agent: Reviews & Advice
Experienced agents will encounter many opportunities to advance within a firm or they can earn a brokerage license and start their own business like Townsend. The standard work week is 40 hours, although many real estate agents will be asked to work beyond the typical 9-to-5, especially since many client meetings take place on weekday evenings and on weekends. It's a blessing and a curse to be busy, he says. But I'm happy when I'm working on Saturday because it means I have business.


A Successful Realtorâs Work Schedule
Every Sunday night, I do it around 6:00pm, look at your schedule and see what is going on for the week. You will have two types of actions on your schedule. Actions you have every week or day at the same time, like prospecting, office meetings, lunch, and actions that are 1 time actions, like specific appointments, a final walk thru, etc. Fill in any pending actions.


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Real Estate Agents work in just about every city/area where there is Real Estate. So a good answer to your question is perhaps....everywhere! I have been a Real Est â¦ ate Agent for over 5 years in New York City. I believe that it is a business geared toward bigger cities rather than smaller cities.


What Are Real Estate Agents' Hours Like?
So how hard is it to find someone who can work around your hours? And what type of hours does a real estate agent keep, anyhow? Real estate agents' hours vary. So what hours do they work? The simple answer: Everything depends on the agent. If you've looked for houses before, you know that most open houses happen on weekends around brunch time or into the early afternoon. That's a time frame that most real estate agents expect to dedicate to their clients. Saturday at 8 p.m.?


General Assembly
I met an agent that works about 30 hours a week and makes really good money, that's what I'm talking about! Do you find that many people in real estate exaggerate how many hours they really work? Wow 70 to 80 is a lot of hours, is this due to networking activities?


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Conjunctivitis, commonly called pinkeye, is an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the clear membrane that covers the white part of the eye and the inner surface of the eyelids. Pinkeye can be alarming because it may make the eyes extremely red and can spread quickly.


Pink Eye
The hallmark sign of pink eye is a pink or reddish appearance to the eye due to inflammation and dilation of conjunctival blood vessels. Depending on the type of conjunctivitis, signs and symptoms can vary. Common symptoms include: Red, itchy, watery and burning eyes.


Conjunctivitis (Pinkeye)
Conjunctivitis, also known as pinkeye, is an inflammation of the conjunctiva. The conjunctiva is the thin clear tissue that lies over the white part of the eye and lines the inside of the eyelid.


9 Itchy, Scratchy, Uncomfortable Symptoms of Pink Eye
If you experience clear fluid tearing and the pink eye isnât from overly dry eyes, you likely have viral pink eye. Viral pink eye usually develops from cold viruses that attack the upper respiratory system. These types of viruses affect the fluids in the eyes, mouth and nose. Bacterial pink eye will cause thick, yellow or green discharge.


9 Itchy, Scratchy, Uncomfortable Symptoms of Pink Eye
9 Itchy, Scratchy, Uncomfortable Symptoms of Pink Eye. 2. Tearing. In rare cases, pink eye can occur due to overly dry eyes. For instance, you could end up with a nasty case of pink eye after a day of skiing if your eyes dry out due to over-exposure to wind and sun. If this occurs, you may experience a lot of tearing to re-lubricate the eye and flush out the bacteria.


How to Lose Weight by Drinking Cranberry Juice
Step 2. Drink a glass of cranberry juice before eating lunch. Be sure to drink cranberry juice that does not contain added sugar and if you want to trim more calories, mix half cranberry juice with half water. Avoid drinking sugar-sweetened soft drinks with your meal as they can add 100 or more unnecessary calories, which can cause you to gain weight.


Cranberry Juice For Urinary Tract Infections? It Really Can Help
The amounts of cranberry given in the trials varied, and more research is needed to figure out exactly how much cranberry you'd need to consume, the paper says. (We wonder how strong those cranberry drinks blended with apple or grape juice really are). Also, the cranberry supplements were not as good as the real thing.


Is drinking too much cranberry juice bad?
Cranberry juice is a great source of antioxidant flavonoids. Besides its fame for helping treat uti's it may prevent & even reverse cardiovascular disease. But it is rather tart & many have added sugars which are not healthy- some are even sweetened with high fructose corn syrup, which is best avoided.


Will Drinking Cranberry Juice Help You To Clean Marijuana Out Of Your System?
Cranberry juice, which is normally less than five dollars a bottle, and water. Note that commercially processed cranberry juice drink contain only a small percent of actual cranberry juice, and sources recommend natural brands with a higher cranberry juice content, which is listed on the productâs label.


Daily Limit of Cranberry Juice
Cranberry juice helps prevent urinary tract infections by blocking bacteria from attaching to the bladder wall. You can get this medical benefit and gain vitamin C from pure cranberry juice, as well as the sweeter tasting cranberry juice cocktail.


Cranberry Juice For Urinary Tract Infections? It Really Can Help
American settlers believed the bitter food could stave off scurvy. But there's more than just Vitamin C in this indigenous berry. A new meta-analysis finds drinking cranberry juice (or consuming cranberry-containing products) on a regular basis may help prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in women.


Will Drinking Cranberry Juice Help You To Clean Marijuana Out Of Your System?
Side Effects: Drinking large amounts of cranberry juice can cause gastrointestinal issues such as diarrhea. Drinking large amounts of water in a short time can lead to a potentially fatal condition known as hyponatremia, which is an imbalance of electrolytes in your body.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Why Is Cranberry Juice Good For Your Kidneys
Related questions. 1  What can I do besides drink water &cranberry juice for bad kidneys my urine is very dark & i constantly am having more What can I do besides drink water &cranberry juice for bad kidneys my urine is very dark & i constantly am having sde aches &fevers 1 doctor responded.


Daily Limit of Cranberry Juice
Calories and Sugar. You can determine the highest amount of cranberry juice to drink by considering the calories and sugar in a 1-cup serving. In spite of their tart flavor, cranberries are naturally high in sugar: One cup of unsweetened cranberry juice has 31 grams of sugar and 116 calories.


Cloud physics
The amount of water that can exist as vapor in a given volume increases with the temperature. When the amount of water vapor is in equilibrium above a flat surface of water the level of vapor pressure is called saturation and the relative humidity is 100%.


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Water vapor and clouds are the stages of the water cycle. The sun (without it water cycle count repeat.) shines on the water causing gas to form above the ground and in the aiâ¦r. This is called water vapor. Water vapor accumulates and forms clouds.


Cloud physics
Cloud physics is the study of the physical processes that lead to the formation, growth and precipitation of atmospheric clouds. Clouds consist of microscopic droplets of liquid water (warm clouds), tiny crystals of ice (cold clouds), or both (mixed phase clouds). Cloud droplets initially form by the condensation of water vapor onto condensation nuclei when the supersaturation of air exceeds a critical value according to KÃ¶hler theory.


How do water droplets in clouds cohere?
Given sufficient water vapor to reach saturation, clouds can form at the tops of the rising plumes. When condensation occurs, the heat that is given off warms the air and can cause more lifting and more cloud.


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That's because clouds are composeâ¦d of water droplets - liquid water, or water ice - tiny ice crystals. Either way, clouds are not invisible water vapor. Clouds can form as water vapor condenses to form tiny droplets of liquid water. These droplets can come together - coalesce - to form larger droplets. You've seen fog. Fog is a cloud at ground level. And if you've seen fog, then you've seen that clouds are composed of tiny water droplets suspended in air.


How Clouds Form
The cold glass of water is actually cooling the air nearby it, and it causes the water vapor that is in the air nearby to condense. The droplets that form in clouds, though, are very tiny (unlike the ones that form on the glass) and are light enough to float in the air. Once the air reaches saturation (the point at which the water vapor condenses), clouds can begin to form. Sometimes, thermals do not become fully saturated and never produce clouds.


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Clouds can also be composed of ice crystals. (Cirrus clouds) In one case liquid water can freeze to form ice particles. It is more likely that water vapor undergoes deposition, the opposite of sublimation. Sublimation is the process where a solid goes directly to the gas phase without going through the liquid phase.


Cloud physics
Cloud condensation nuclei are necessary for cloud droplets formation because of the Kelvin effect, which describes the change in saturation vapor pressure due to a curved surface. At small radii, the amount of supersaturation needed for condensation to occur is so large, that it does not happen naturally.


Cloud physics
Raoult's Law describes how the vapor pressure is dependent on the amount of solute in a solution. At high concentrations, when the cloud droplets are small, the supersaturation required is smaller than without the presence of a nucleus.


How do water droplets in clouds cohere?
Clouds form whenever and wherever there is more water in a particular volume of the atmosphere than it can hold as vapor. The point at which air holds as much water vapor as it can without liquid water forming (condensation) is called the saturation point. When air cools, the amount of water vapor it can hold decreases. The most effective cooling process in the atmosphere is lifting. As air rises, its presssure decreases, thereby allowing it to expand and cool. With sufficient cooling, the air reaches saturation and small cloud droplets begin to form.


BATS Global Markets
The company attempted to go public on March 23, 2012, as the first listing on its own exchange, but later withdrew the IPO the same day due to a disastrous glitch in the company's trading systems. The glitch resulted in BATSâ stock price falling from the original $16 offering price to as low as 4Â¢ a share.


BATS Chi-X Europe
In April 2011, BATS Global Markets confirmed that Mark Hemsley, CEO of BATS Europe, will be appointed CEO of the combined entity following BATSâ acquisition of Chi-X Europe.


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Cash dividends or other distributions of cash must be reported to the Exchange on the Notification: Cash Dividend/Distribution. Change in par value must be reported on the Notification: Change in Company Record.


BATS Global Markets
BATS launched a primary listings business in the United States on its BZX Exchange in December 2010 and launched its first listings of seven ETFs in January 2012. With BYX, BATS offered a different pricing model than its larger market, BZX.


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Phone: Updated: March 19, 2012 Page 2 of 3 Â©2011 BATS Global Markets, Inc. â All Rights Reserved PART II: TRANSACTION INFORMATION Please provide the requested information on the type of plan/issuance in the appropriate section below. A. RIGHTS OFFERING Record Date: Distribution Date:


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BATS Global Markets is a stock exchange based in Lenexa, Kansas, United States. BATS was founded in June 2005 as an electronic communication network (ECN) and its name initially stood for Better Alternative Trading System, which no longer applies.


BATS Global Markets
In November 2008, BATS converted its ECN to a national securities exchange, BZX, which allowed BATS to participate in and earn market data fees from the United States consolidated tape plans, reduce its clearing costs and operate a primary listings business.


Kristine J.  Crossen
Aleutian Volcanoes and Plate Tectonics on the Pacific Rim. A 2,500 km long line of volcanoes, with 80 volcanic mountains and 41 historically active (since 1760 AD) volcanoes produce an arc stretching along the southern edge of the Bering Sea and onto the Alaska Peninsula.This volcanic arc delineates the boundary between the Pacific and North American tectonic plates. subduction zone, composed of the deep Aleutian Trench coupled with a landward line of volcanoes, creates a series of offshore islands (the Aleutians) as well as a line of volcanoes along the edge of the continent (the Aleutian Range on the Alaska Peninsula).


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The convergent boundary between the North American Plate and the Pacific Plate is located to the south and east of Pavlof as shown in the map below. The North American Plate is moving in a southerly direction and the Pacific Plate is moving towards the northwest.avlof eruptions often produce pyroclastic flows. These are hot clouds of rock, gas and ash that sweep down the flanks of the volcano at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. They are dense enough to knock down trees and hot enough to incinerate everything in their path. Lava flows are produced by many Pavlof eruptions.


Pavlof Volcano
Map showing the location of Pavlof Volcano near the end of the Alaska Peninsula. The boundary between the North American Plate and the Pacific Plate is shown by the gray toothed line.The Pacific Plate is to the south of the boundary, and the North American plate is to the north of this boundary. The A-B line shows the location of the cross section below.avlof eruptions often produce pyroclastic flows. These are hot clouds of rock, gas and ash that sweep down the flanks of the volcano at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. They are dense enough to knock down trees and hot enough to incinerate everything in their path. Lava flows are produced by many Pavlof eruptions.


Pavlof Volcano
Simplified plate tectonics cross section (A to B). Simplified plate tectonics cross-section showing how Pavlof Volcano is located on the Alaska Peninsula. A subduction zone formed where the Pacific Plate descends beneath the North American Plate is directly below the volcano.avlof eruptions often produce pyroclastic flows. These are hot clouds of rock, gas and ash that sweep down the flanks of the volcano at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. They are dense enough to knock down trees and hot enough to incinerate everything in their path. Lava flows are produced by many Pavlof eruptions.


Kristine J.  Crossen
Subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath the North American Plate creating the Aleutian trench and volcanic island arc (Credit: Alaska Volcano Observatory). Click image for a larger view. Subduction zone volcanoes commonly exhibit a symmetric shape with steeper slopes near the vent and a broad gentle base. subduction zone, composed of the deep Aleutian Trench coupled with a landward line of volcanoes, creates a series of offshore islands (the Aleutians) as well as a line of volcanoes along the edge of the continent (the Aleutian Range on the Alaska Peninsula).


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West of Kayak Island, this collision results in subduction of the Pacific plate beneath continental Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. This underthrusting motion was the cause of the M9.2 Alaska earthquake of 1964. Between Kayak Island and Yakutat Bay, the Pacific plate is mostly coupled to southern Alaska.his is the largest earthquake on the Denali fault since at least 1912, when a M 7.2 earthquake occurred in the general vicinity of the fault, more than 50 miles to the east of the November 3rd epicenter.


Redoubt Volcano - Alaska
Redoubt is a subduction zone volcano, deriving its magma from melt created when the Pacific plate dives beneath the North American plate. This subduction zone has created both the Aleutian Trench, about 270 miles to the southeast of the volcano, and the Aleutian volcanic arc, of which Redoubt is a part.t is potentially one of the most dangerous volcanoes in Alaska. Built above the Aleutian subduction zone over the last 890,000 years, Redoubt is now heavily glaciated and boasts an ice-filled summit crater.


Ancient plate boundaries in the Bering Sea region
Summary. Plate tectonic models of the Bering Sea suggest that the abyssal Bering Sea Basin is underlain by oceanic crust, a supposition supported by refraction and magnetic data.ummary. Plate tectonic models of the Bering Sea suggest that the abyssal Bering Sea Basin is underlain by oceanic crust, a supposition supported by refraction and magnetic data.


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The students will be able to illustrate the connection between plate boundaries, tectonic activity, and the depth and location of earthquakes (also known as seismic events) with an emphasis in Alaska.epeat until the outlines of the plates are apparent. B. Building an illustrative tectonic map of Alaska 1. To build an illustrative tectonic map of Alaska given, instruct each group of students to plot a different set of earthquakes from the list downloaded or provided.


Kristine J.  Crossen
This zone marks the interface where the denser Pacific oceanic plate subducts beneath the less dense continental North American plate. As the subducted plate descends, the heat from the earth's interior causes the plate to begin melting, and buoyant liquid magma rises to the surface forming a line of volcanoes. subduction zone, composed of the deep Aleutian Trench coupled with a landward line of volcanoes, creates a series of offshore islands (the Aleutians) as well as a line of volcanoes along the edge of the continent (the Aleutian Range on the Alaska Peninsula).


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At the base of Multnomah Falls, the Historic Multnomah Falls Lodge awaits to offer a place of relaxation, a fine meal, the perfect gift, hiking or visitor information, or possibly an espresso or tasty treat to accompany your hike or day trip.


Multnomah Falls
Getting There: Drive Interstate 84 east of Portland 31 miles to Multnomah Falls exit 31, park, and walk under the overpass. Fees: None. Hiking Tips: When you start out from the parking area, you'll pass a historic 1925 stone lodge, a good place to pick up a map or a quick ice cream cone.


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A trail from famous Multnomah Falls Lodge (1925) climbs to the Simon Benson Bridge across the lower cascade, then zigzags to the top. Fall folliage alert: Autumnâs fiery colors provide a stunning backdrop for Multnomah Falls. To get the full spectrum, you can hike to the top of the falls.


10 Waterfalls In Oregon Thatâll Get You Really Wet
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Multnomah Falls is a waterfall on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge, located east of Troutdale, between Corbett and Dodson, along the Historic Columbia River Highway.


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Check out Roadtrippers.com/Oregon. Multnomah Falls is arguably `the grandaddy` of the 77 waterfalls on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge. At 620 feet, only three falls in the nation are higher, and none are more beautiful. It attracts large crowds on summer weekends, so plan accordingly.


Multnomah Falls
Difficulty: A moderate, 2.2-mile hike with 700 feet of elevation gain to the top of Multnomah Falls, or a difficult 5.4-mile loop to Wahkeena Falls with 1,600 feet of elevation gain.


Multnomah Falls
A simple roadside inn stood at the base of Multnomah Falls from opening of the historic Columbia River Highway until 1925, when a loop around Mt. Hood was completed. For that grand opening, Multnomah County authorized renowned Portland architect A. E. Doyle to build a lodge of stone in the style of National Park lodges.


Multnomah Falls
Discover Oregon's tallest waterfall from both the bottom and the top. About the Hike: Oregon's most popular trail climbs to viewpoints at Multnomah Falls, a 542-foot, two-tiered plume that plummets into a misty, mossy forest grotto.


Billy Sunday
William Sunday was a bricklayer who worked his way to Iowa, where he married Mary Jane Corey, daughter of Squire Martin Corey, a local farmer, miller, blacksmith, and wheelwright. William Sunday enlisted in the Iowa Twenty-Third Volunteer Infantry on August 14, 1862.


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Billy Sunday debuted on May 22, 1883, playing for the Chicago White Stockings at Lake Front Park II; he played his final game on October 4, 1890, playing for the Philadelphia â¦ Phillies at Philadelphia Baseball Grounds.


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Billy Sunday was a professional baseball player from the 20th century who was later converted to Christianity and was known as one of the greatest Evangelists of his time. He â¦ hosted many revivals in which many people got saved (became Christian's). 2 people found this useful.


Billy Sunday (1862â1935)
Miscellaneous Crew. Billy Sunday was born on November 19, 1862 in Ames, Iowa, USA as William Ashley Sunday. He is known for his work on Billy Sunday, the Evangelist (1915) and Jordan Is a Hard Road (1915). He was married to Helen Amelia Thompson. He died on November 6, 1935 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.


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No-according to the film's press kit, the character of Master Diver Billy Sunday in the movie Men of Honor, portrayed by Robert De Niro, is a fictional composite of severa â¦ l different sailors. 129 people found this useful.


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His anti-alcohol hectoring was a major factor in America's eventual turn to prohibition. When he died, in lieu of an ordinary obituary, Time magazine published an editorial which described the evangelist entering Heaven and joyously meeting Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, and several of Christ's disciples.


Oil & Gas Measurement
The majority of producing wells measure natural gas production with an orifice style meter. Orifice meters have no moving parts and are easily serviced in the field. Differential pressure is measured and recorded as gas passes across an orifice plate, creating a pressure drop allowing for a calculation of the volume of gas passing through the pipe.


Oil & Gas Measurement
Natural Gas Measurement. The unit of measurement for volume of natural gas is the MCF, or thousand cubic feet. A related unit of natural gas measurement, based on the heating (or energy) value of natural gas is called the MMBTU, or British Thermal Unit.


Gas Measurement 101
At the current price of natural gas, about $3.50 per mcf, oil would sell on a Btu-equivalent basis for $20.30 per barrel. Exploration companies must report their production of natural gas on royalty checks in mcf, even though the actual price is based on Btus.


Oil & Gas Measurement
Y ouâve got to measure oil and gas in order to get paid for it. Both the Operator and the royalty owner have a vested interest in accurate oil and gas measurement from the lease. Accurate Oil and Gas Measurement Benefits Everyone. On a typical day $500 million of oil and gas is produced from Americaâs oil and gas wells.


Gas Measurement 101
But since natural gas is in fact usually a mixture of methane, ethane, propane, and other hydrocarbons, its Btu content often exceeds 1,000 Btus per cubic foot. Since natural gas is sold by the MMBtu, one must measure not only its volume but its Btu content.


Oil & Gas Measurement
Additional Reading. 1  Royalty Statements â Learn how to read and understand your oil and gas royalty statement. 2  Volume Verification â Short article explaining how oil and gas royalty owners can verify their oil and gas production.


Oil & Gas Measurement
Well, things have changed. Regardless of the price fluctuations, every MCF of gas or BBL of oil is valuable and worth measuring and accounting for. Todayâs technology, some very simple, is capable of measuring hydrocarbon production quite accurately. Weâll look here at how crude oil and natural gas are measured.


Oil & Gas Measurement
Youâve got to measure oil and gas in order to get paid for it. Both the Operator and the royalty owner have a vested interest in accurate oil and gas measurement from the lease. On a typical day $500 million of oil and gas is produced from Americaâs oil and gas wells.


Oil & Gas Measurement
Produced crude oil and natural gas (hydrocarbons) are measured prior to leaving the well site, as required by law. The gross volume from which your royalty share is calculated is based on this oil and gas measurement.


Gas Measurement 101
A barrel of oil is a barrel of oil, but how much is an mcf of gas? Herein some basic facts about natural gas composition and measurement. The first thing to remember: natural gas is measured by volume (cubic feet) but is sold based on its heating content (Btus). A cubic foot of natural gas is the amount of natural gas that can be contained in a cube one foot on a side, at a certain standard temperature and pressure.


Grandmaâs Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup
Step 1.) In a large pot add chicken breasts, carrots, celery, onions, & parsley. Step 2.) Cover with water and add in seasonings. Step 3.) Bring to a boil and then reduce heat, cover and simmer for 1 hour. Skim off any foam that rises to the top. Step 4.) When stock is done cooking, remove chicken and set aside to cool. Step 5.) Strain the stock into a bowl and then transport it back into the pot and place on the range.


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1 Season with thyme, poultry seasoning, basil, peppercorns, bay leaves and parsley.  Bone chicken and cut up meat into bite-size pieces. Return meat to pot. Cook until vegetables are tender and flavors are well blended, up to 90 minutes.


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CHEESY CHICKEN FAJITA HOT-DISH. In a large skillet, generously add cooking oil, chicken, green bell pepper, and ... boiling, add tomato soup, milk, salt, pepper, cumin, and fajita seasoning mix into a medium pot, ...


Grandmaâs Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup
This chicken noodle soup recipe is packed with chunks of chicken, celery, onions & fresh parsley! The homemade broth is so fresh and savory and the thyme just adds that punch that most chicken noodle soups lack. This is definitely food for the mind, body & soul.


The Best Chicken Soup Ever
1 Season with thyme, poultry seasoning, basil, peppercorns, bay leaves and parsley. 2  Bone chicken and cut up meat into bite-size pieces. Return meat to pot. Cook until vegetables are tender and flavors are well blended, up to 90 minutes.  Stir pasta into pot and cook 10 to 15 minutes more, until noodles are al dente.


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Combine all ingredients and store ... a batch of chicken, melt butter and dip ... in advance and season lightly with salt and pepper). ... about 2 or 3 chickens. 4. CROCKPOT CHICKEN AND RICE CASSEROLE. Mix the cans of soup with the rice at the ... cans cream of chicken soup and one can celery ... meat will become dry and tough. Check your manual for best results! 5. HEAVENLY CHICKEN. Season chicken with dressing mix and brown ...


The Best Chicken Soup Ever
Meanwhile, strain the cooking liquid, discard the celery tops and place the cooking liquid in a large pot. Place celery, carrots, onion, bouillon, soup mix and chicken broth in the pot and let simmer. Season with thyme, poultry seasoning, basil, peppercorns, bay leaves and parsley.


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FROZEN broccoli to the mix and let it heat through while you finish any other preparations - like cooking the rice. 6. In a large skillet, generously add cooking oil, chicken, green bell pepper, and ... boiling, add tomato soup, milk, salt, pepper, cumin, and fajita seasoning mix into a medium pot, ...


Grandmaâs Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup
Step 8.) Chop up the carrots, onions, & celery & saute them in a tablespoon of butter until tender. Step. 9) Add chicken, carrots, celery & onion into stock and bring to a boil for 5-10 minutes or until carrots are tender. Step 10.) Add in 2 cups of egg noodles and cook uncovered for 10-12 minutes until tender.


The Best Chicken Soup Ever
1 Place celery, carrots, onion, bouillon, soup mix and chicken broth in the pot and let simmer. Season with thyme, poultry seasoning, basil, peppercorns, bay leaves and parsley.  Bone chicken and cut up meat into bite-size pieces. Return meat to pot.


Quabaug Corp. Introduces Vibram Â® Hoof Pads with Revolutionary Dual-Layer Bonded Rubber Technology
Vibram Hoof Pads are made by a unique process that bonds two layers of resilient Vibram rubber together with each layer playing a different role in absorbing and distributing the shock that the hoof experiences on impact.


Vibram Hoof Pads
Vibram Hoof Pads are made using a unique process that bonds two layers of resilient Vibram rubber together. Each layer plays a different role in absorbing and distributing the shock that the hoof experiences on impact. E-mail Address Sign In.


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There is considerable merit being given to the theory that horses should not wear shoes. Given that the frog is meant to act as a shock absorber and the necessity for the hoof itself to expand and contract in order to stay healthy and pump blood from the lower extremities, shoes may be very ill advised.


Wild Horse Hoof Trimming
The wild horse hoof wants to bottom out on the ground so that the weight of the horse is supported by the ground over the largest area possible. That means the horse's weight is supported by the wall (except the quarters) the sole, the frog, the bars; in short the entire foot.


Horse Hoof Anatomy Inside and Out
Horse Hoof Anatomy â The Inner Structure. The coffin bone is the âtoeâ bone of the horseâs foot. This bone is shaped like a small hoof with flared sides. This is the bone that rotates downward to pierce the sole of the foot in a horse with founder.


Horse Hoof Anatomy Inside and Out
The most pronounced feature is the triangular shaped frog. The frog acts as a shock absorber. It is the softest part of the horses hoof and expands with each step, as does the flexible heel of the hoof. Horse shoes should be slightly wider than the heel of the hoof to allow for this expansion.


Vibram Hoof Pads
The firmer black layer faces the shoe to provide support against pad extrusion and provide a base that contributes to superior nail holding power. The softer tan layer faces the hoof to act as a shock absorber and provide resistance to wear and abrasion.


Vibram Hoof Pads
Vibram Hoof Pads are made using a unique process that bonds two layers of resilient Vibram rubber together.


Horse Hoof Anatomy Inside and Out
The horse hoof anatomy allows the hoof to act as a second heart. With each step the horse takes, the flexible hoof expands and contracts, forcing blood back up the horses leg toward the heart. This is why keeping a horse in a stall with little activity is so unhealthy.


Horse Hoof Anatomy Inside and Out
Looking at the illustration you can clearly see the structure of the bottom of the hoof. The most pronounced feature is the triangular shaped frog. The frog acts as a shock absorber. It is the softest part of the horses hoof and expands with each step, as does the flexible heel of the hoof.


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Birthday cake. A birthday cake is a cake eaten as part of a birthday celebration in many world traditions. Variations of the typical birthday cake include birthday cupcakes, cake pops, pastries, and tarts.


This is why we put candles on birthday cakes
Centuries ago, candles were used to mark the years a child had been alive, plus more in the hope of a long life to come. Over time, putting candles on birthday cakes spread beyond childrenâs birthday parties. For most of human history, ordinary peopleâs birthdays werenât cause for much celebration. In fact, in the ancient world if you werenât among the elite, odds are your birthday would have mostly just been noted for things like astrological purposes, rather than throwing parties in your honour annually.


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(June 2017) A birthday cake is a cake eaten as part of a birthday celebration in many world traditions. Variations of the typical birthday cake include birthday cupcakes, cake pops, pastries, and tarts.


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In 18th century Germany, the history of candles on cakes can be traced back to Kinderfest, a birthday celebration for children. This tradition also makes use of candles and cakes. German children were taken to an auditorium-like space.


When did adding candles to the birthday cake originate?
Adding candles to the birthday cake originated in around the 1700s in German. The activity of adding candles to cake originated in the Ancient Greek era which is done for giving honor to the Goddess Artemis in the Artemis temple. However, this first adding candle to cake activity is not done for a birthday occasion until the 1700s.


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As the excerpt indicates, the tradition at the time was to place one candle on the cake for each year of the individual's life, so that the number of candles on top of the cake would represent the age which someone had reached; sometimes a birthday cake would have some candles 'indicating upcoming years.' Swiss origin story


This is why we put candles on birthday cakes
Whatever the case, the idea of putting candles on birthday cakes seems to have quickly spread beyond childrenâs birthday parties. For instance, in 1746 Count Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf had âa Cake as large as any Oven could be found to bake it, and Holes made in the Cake according to the Years of the Personâs Age, every one having a Candle stuck into it, and one in the Middle.â


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The birthday cake is often decorated with small candles, secured with special holders or simply pressed down into the cake. The cake can also be served with other sweets such as ice cream. In the UK, North America and Australia, the number of candles is equal to the age of the individual whose birthday it is, sometimes with one extra for luck.


This is why we put candles on birthday cakes
So in the end, while the tradition of putting candles on cake and serving it on oneâs birthday may seem like a timeless practice, this is actually a relatively modern phenomenon in human history. If you liked this article, you might also enjoy subscribing to our new Daily Knowledge YouTube channel, as well as:


How can you lose fat and build muscle at the same time?
Some girls don't lose their baby fat because they don't exercise at all or have a very slow metabolism. So if you think you are fat or just don't like the way you look. Get into sports in school and out of school and eat healthy, and the fat will go away. I hope i answered your question.


Baby Fat in Teenagers
Influenced by what he sees on TV and in magazines, your teen may worry that he's not thin enough. Some teens take longer to grow into their adult height than others and may continue to harbor some of that baby fat.. But you should discourage your teen from going on a weight-loss diet; instead, encourage healthy eating.


At what age do children stop losing baby teeth?
At what age do children stop losing baby teeth? Usually around age twelve you loose the last baby molars and they are replaced by permanent premolars. That is why it is usually around this age that children get orthodonticâ¦s. Their permanent teeth are all fully errupted.


At what age does a female child lose her baby fat?
When do girls lose their baby fat?   Most girls lose their baby fat on their teenage years. When you are around 13-15 you start noticing that you get taller, but you get taller because you are loosing weighâ¦t.


Baby Fat in Teenagers
If you're concerned about your teen's extra baby fat, talk to his doctor and request a body mass index, or BMI, measurement. The BMI measurement for teens uses the same mathematical formula as for adults, but the measurement is plotted on a growth chart specific to age and gender.


How many teeth do you lose?
When does a child normally lose their baby teeth? About 13 to 14 years of age because you figure you get your 12 year old molers, you'll probably lose the rest of your teeth and your 12 year old molers in a year or two.


Food Sources of Digestive Enzymes
The stems and skin of the pineapple also contain a great deal of the bromelain, which can be obtained by juicing the raw fruit including the skin. If you are unable to consume fresh pineapple, bromelain is available in supplement form at health food stores.


List of Foods Containing Enzymes
The main enzyme that most fruits and vegetables contain is amylase. Cooking or heating vegetables and fruits destroys its enzymes, so it is advisable that people eat them raw. Some studies have also shown that eating raw fruits and vegetables add to the overall improvement of the digestive system.


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as an oral digestive aid for those who do not digest food properly. ... See also Proteolytic Enzymes for a discussion of combination products that often contain bromelain. ... The clinical effect of proteolytic enzyme containing bromelain and trypsin on urinary tract infection evaluated by ...


Food Sources of Digestive Enzymes
Enzymes are an important part of healthy digestion, and most are available from foods or supplements. The primary enzymes used to breakdown and synthesize what we eat are produced in the pancreas; however, some people are deficient in pancreatic enzymes for one of several reasons and need supplementation.


Food Sources of Digestive Enzymes
Pineapples are rich in bromelain, an enzyme important for protein digestion, writes Felicia Drury Kliment in the The Acid Alkaline Balance Diet.. Eating raw, fresh pineapple at meals provides a boost in digestion, especially if meat or poultry is eaten.


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Proteolytic Enzymes www.lifescript.com/health/centers/osteoarthritis/alternative_treatments/proteolytic_enzymes.aspx. your body produces these enzymes in the pancreas, certain foods also contain proteolytic enzymes ... may help reduce symptoms of food allergies , presumably by digesting the food so well ... Supposedly, these diseases are made worse when whole proteins from foods leak into the ...


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Foods High in Bromelain. Bromelain is a complex mixture of protein-digesting enzymes that has many medicinal applications. Since it is commonly believed to relieve upset stomach and heartburn, it is an age-old remedy for indigestion. Today, bromelain is popularly used to reduce inflammation related to infection, injury and arthritis.


List of Foods Containing Enzymes
Sprouts contain lipase, amylase and protease. Lipase breaks down fats into smaller units, protease breaks down proteins, while amylase breaks down carbohydrates. They are essential enzymes in helping proper digestion and they also help in the overall wellness of the body. Like bean sprouts, nuts and seeds contain lipase, amylase and protease. Common nuts and seeds include almonds, cashew nuts, chestnuts, barley, buckwheat, oats, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds and sunflower seeds.


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deyangeorgiev/iStock/Getty Images. Because it contains protein-digesting enzymes, the bromelain thatâs extracted from pineapple is regularly used as a meat tenderizer. Commonly available in powdered form, bromelain can be combined with marinades or directly added to meat.


List of Foods Containing Enzymes
The ideal papaya to eat is the green and raw one, since it contains the highest amount of papain and chymopapain. Pineapple is also a tropical fruit, and it contains an enzyme called bromelain that breaks down proteins and helps in fighting cancer cells.


Alveoli of the Lungs
Respiratory System. The oxygen exchange in the lungs takes place across the membranes of small balloon-like structures called alveoli attached to the branches of the bronchial passages.These alveoli inflate and deflate with inhalation and exhalation. The behavior of the alveoli is largely dictated by LaPlace's law and surface tension.It takes some effort to breathe in because these tiny balloons must be inflated, but the elastic recoil of the tiny balloons assists us in the process of exhalation.his fluid, called a surfactant, lowers the surface tension of the balloon-like alveoli by about a factor of 15 compared to the normal mucous tissue fluid in which they are immersed.


Alveolar type I and type II cells.
The alveolar epithelium comprises two main cell types: the alveolar type I and alveolar type II cell. The type I cell is a complex branched cell with multiple cytoplasmic plates that are greatly attenuated and relatively devoid of organelles; these plates represent the gas exchange surface in the alveolus.On the other hand, the type II cell acts as the caretaker of the alveolar compartment.he type I cell is a complex branched cell with multiple cytoplasmic plates that are greatly attenuated and relatively devoid of organelles; these plates represent the gas exchange surface in the alveolus.


alveolus
Etymology: L, alveolus, little hollow. 1 a small outpouching along the walls of the alveolar sacs through which gas exchange between alveolar air and pulmonary capillary blood takes place.Also called acinus, pulmonary alveolus. 2 a tooth socket. See also dental alveolus. alveolar, adj.A hollow cavity that is an outpouching of the respiratory bronchioles and the alveolar ducts; there are an estimated 150 million alveoli, which are the primary site of gas exchange between the blood and environment, covering a surface area of 75m2.tymology: L, alveolus, little hollow. 1 a small outpouching along the walls of the alveolar sacs through which gas exchange between alveolar air and pulmonary capillary blood takes place.


respiration
76. alveolar sac. A cluster of alveoli located at the end of each alveolar duct in the lungs; each of the alveoli is a tiny, thin-walled, capillary-rich sac, lined by a simple squamous epithelium, where the exchange (diffusion) of oxygen and carbon dioxide (and other less important gases) takes place.he squamous epithelial cell forming the alveolar wall and through whose cell membranes and cytoplasm the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide (and other less important gases) takes place; collectively they cover 95% of the alveolar surface area.


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Introductionâ¢ Oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse between the alveoli and pulmonary capillaries in the lungs, andbetween the systemic capillaries and cells throughout the body.â¢ The diffusion of these gases, moving in opposite directions, is called gas exchange.Page 2. Oxygen diffuses from the systemic capillaries into the cells. â¢ Carbon dioxide diffuses from the cells into the systemic capillaries. â¢ Factors affecting the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during internal respiration: 1.


Alveolar macrophage
Deep within the lungs exists its constituent alveoli sacs, the sites responsible for the uptake of oxygen and excretion of carbon dioxide. There are three major alveolar cell types in the alveolar wall (pneumocytes): Type I pneumocyte (Squamous Alveolar) cells that form the structure of an alveolar wall. 2  Type II pneumocyte (Great Alveolar) cells that secrete pulmonary surfactant to lower the surface tension of water and allows the membrane to separate, thereby increasing the capability to exchange gases.


Alveolar macrophage
1 Type II pneumocyte (Great Alveolar) cells that secrete pulmonary surfactant to lower the surface tension of water and allows the membrane to separate, thereby increasing the capability to exchange gases. Type I pneumocyte (Squamous Alveolar) cells that form the structure of an alveolar wall. 2  Type II pneumocyte (Great Alveolar) cells that secrete pulmonary surfactant to lower the surface tension of water and allows the membrane to separate, thereby increasing the capability to exchange gases.


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â¢ Oxygen diffuses from the systemic capillaries into the cells. â¢ Carbon dioxide diffuses from the cells into the systemic capillaries. â¢ Factors affecting the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during internal respiration: 1.The available surface area, which varies in different tissues throughout the body. 2. Oxygen diffuses from the systemic capillaries into the cells. â¢ Carbon dioxide diffuses from the cells into the systemic capillaries. â¢ Factors affecting the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during internal respiration: 1.


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â¢ External respiration occurs within the lungs, as carbon dioxide diffuses from the pulmonary. capillaries into the alveoli, and oxygen diffuses from the alveoli into the pulmonary. capillaries. â¢ Oxygen-rich blood leaves the lungs and is transported through the pulmonary veins to the. left side of the heart. Oxygen diffuses from the systemic capillaries into the cells. â¢ Carbon dioxide diffuses from the cells into the systemic capillaries. â¢ Factors affecting the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during internal respiration: 1.


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5. Cancel. To move newborn kittens, allow the mother cat to care for the kittens if she is around, and try to move all the kittens at once to a safe place if the mother is not around or the situation is dangerous.Keep kittens warm when moving them and be gentle with tips from a veterinarian in this free video on kitten care.ery commonly we will see orphaned newborn kittens and so, you basically have to move them. You have to handle them because you're forced to. If a queen is present, you basically don't want to move them unless it's a dangerous situation for the litter and a queen.


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Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. To move newborn kittens, allow the mother cat to care for the kittens if she is around, and try to move all the kittens at once to a safe place if the mother is not around or the situation is dangerous.Keep kittens warm when moving them and be gentle with tips from a veterinarian in this free video on kitten care.ating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. To move newborn kittens, allow the mother cat to care for the kittens if she is around, and try to move all the kittens at once to a safe place if the mother is not around or the situation is dangerous.


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Save. Newborn kittens should not be separated from their mothers for at least 8 weeks. So if you have to move kittens, plan on moving ma along with them. Plan the move carefully, with ample time for driving slowly so as not to disturb the kittens (but not so slowly that you will be in an accident).omeone needs to be able to hold on to the top of the box so it doesn't move around or can catch it in the event of a sudden stop. Insulate the cat carrier, inside and out. Put a cushion on either side of the carrier. You don't want the kittens to get rattled around.


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Very commonly we will see orphaned newborn kittens and so, you basically have to move them. You have to handle them because you're forced to. If a queen is present, you basically don't want to move them unless it's a dangerous situation for the litter and a queen.ery commonly we will see orphaned newborn kittens and so, you basically have to move them. You have to handle them because you're forced to. If a queen is present, you basically don't want to move them unless it's a dangerous situation for the litter and a queen.


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Once you've assessed that you must move the kittens, don't move them away from their mother too soon--and by soon, that means under 8 weeks. Put the kittens and their mom in a deluxe, ultra-large cat carrier.The mother won't like this. She won't want you to move them.omeone needs to be able to hold on to the top of the box so it doesn't move around or can catch it in the event of a sudden stop. Insulate the cat carrier, inside and out. Put a cushion on either side of the carrier. You don't want the kittens to get rattled around.


What Makes Mother Cats Move Kittens?
Mother cats will often move their kittens. If you've ever had a momma cat and kittens, chances are mom moved her babies at some point. Although you may have put together a nice, comfy nest for Missy, she may have decided to move her family elsewhere.Don't take it personally, it's not unusual behavior.ats tend to be private animals, regardless of their living situation. House cats and stray or feral cats are similar in that they prefer to find a secure, safe place to have their kittens. A cat will spend some time scoping out places to give birth, and sometimes the spot she ends up in is not her first choice.


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4. Keep newborn kittens and the mother in place. Once all the kittens and their mother are in the new nest, close the door to the area. Check them infrequently throughout the day to let the family adjust to their new surroundings.et her watch as you set the kitten down. She should be allowed to follow the kittens into the new nest. 1  Some mother cats resent having their kittens touched and may be aggressive. 2  Wear long sleeves, pants and thick gloves if you suspect the mother might try to protect her kittens when you move them.


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Kittens cry when being handled to attract the motherâs attention. Donât let their mews discourage you from moving them to a safe spot. 3. Have the mother follow you into the new spot. Let her watch as you set the kitten down. She should be allowed to follow the kittens into the new nest.1  Some mother cats resent having their kittens touched and may be aggressive.2  Wear long sleeves, pants and thick gloves if you suspect the mother might try to protect her kittens when you move them.et her watch as you set the kitten down. She should be allowed to follow the kittens into the new nest. 1  Some mother cats resent having their kittens touched and may be aggressive. 2  Wear long sleeves, pants and thick gloves if you suspect the mother might try to protect her kittens when you move them.


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It is perfect acceptable to move newborn kittens. Ive moved newborns up to the mother to nurse esp the runts. Once they are about 3 weeks Id make it a regular practise to handle them, to get the kittens use to humans and be adoptable.t is perfect acceptable to move newborn kittens. Ive moved newborns up to the mother to nurse esp the runts. Once they are about 3 weeks Id make it a regular practise to handle them, to get the kittens use to humans and be adoptable.


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Someone needs to be able to hold on to the top of the box so it doesn't move around or can catch it in the event of a sudden stop. Insulate the cat carrier, inside and out. Put a cushion on either side of the carrier. You don't want the kittens to get rattled around.omeone needs to be able to hold on to the top of the box so it doesn't move around or can catch it in the event of a sudden stop. Insulate the cat carrier, inside and out. Put a cushion on either side of the carrier. You don't want the kittens to get rattled around.


Mitochondrial Disease
Overview of Mitochondrial Disease. Mitochondrial disease or dysfunction is an energy production problem. Almost all cells in the body have mitochondria, which are tiny âpower plantsâ that produce a bodyâs essential energy. Mitochondrial disease means the power plants in cells donât function properly.


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Mitochondrial disease primarily affects brain, heart and muscle in varying levels of severity. Depending on which cells of the body are affected, symptoms may include: 1  Poor growth. 2  Loss of muscle coordination, muscle weakness. 3  Visual and/or hearing problems. 4  Developmental delays, learning disabilities. 5  Mental retardation. 6  Heart, liver or kidney disease. 7  Gastrointestinal disorders, severe constipation.


Mitochondrial Disorders Affecting the Nervous System
White matter disease is increasingly recognized and acute or chronic leukoencephalopathy is one common presentation of mitochondrial brain disease. Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis (ADEM) is a common misdiagnosis early in the course. White matter disease may be patchy or generalized.


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Posted by bobnellis, Wed, Jul 15 at 11:53am EDT. A multidisciplinary team of researchers has eliminated fatal mitochondrial DNA mutations in stem cells from patients with mitochondrial diseases. The study is published in today's online issue of Nature as a collaboration between some of the nation's top institutions and Mayo Clinic 's Center for Regenerative Medicine.