Garmin Drive â¢ Product Line
Think again. The Garmin Drive family represents industry-leading driver alerts, live services that bring you the freshest content and helpful features you'll find uses for every day. Whether you're heading to the grocery store, going on a road trip or hunting for an open parking spot, the future is on your Garmin.


2015 Garmin nuvi GPS Models
On January 7, 2015 Garmin announced the new 2015 Garmin nuvi GPS essential series. It comprising models of 57/58 model variants and 67/68 model variants. 2015 Garmin nuvi Essential Series Features. The new feature introduced by Garmin in this 2015 Garmin nuvi Essential Series is the compatibility to add a backup camera (BC 30 wireless backup camera â sold separately).


Garmin Drive â¢ Product Line
Garmin DriveAssist. This 5-inch GPS navigator features a built-in dash cam that automatically records your drive, saves footage on impact and can even send a text message1 to your loved one in the event of an incident.


Prenatal Testing & Diagnosis
Understanding a Diagnosis of Down Syndrome. There are two types of tests for Down syndrome that can be performed before your baby is born: screening tests and diagnostic tests. Prenatal screenings estimate the chance of the fetus having Down syndrome. These tests do not tell you for sure whether your fetus has Down syndrome; they only provide a probability. Diagnostic tests, on the other hand, can provide a definitive diagnosis with almost 100% accuracy. There is an extensive menu of prenatal screening tests now available for pregnant women.


Down Syndrome: Trisomy 21
Down Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms and Risks. Down syndrome is the most common genetic condition in the United States. It was first described in 1866 and is named after John Langdon Down, the doctor who first identified the syndrome. The cause of Down syndrome, also known as trisomy 21, was discovered in 1959.


Screening for Down's, Edwards' and Patau's syndromes
Pregnant women are offered a screening test for Down's syndrome, Edwards' syndrome and Patau's syndrome from 10-14 weeks of pregnancy. This is to assess your chance of having a baby with these conditions.


Screening for Down's, Edwards' and Patau's syndromes
Down's syndrome is also called Trisomy 21 or T21. Edwards' syndrome is also called Trisomy 18 or T18, and Patau's syndrome is also called Trisomy 13 or T13. The screening test offered at 10-14 weeks is called the combined test. It involves a blood test and an ultrasound scan.


Screening for Down's, Edwards' and Patau's syndromes
A screening test for Down's, Edwards' and Patau's syndromes is available from weeks 10-14 of pregnancy. It is called the combined test because it combines an ultrasound scan with a blood test. The scan can be carried out at the same time as the pregnancy dating scan.


Prenatal Testing & Diagnosis
Prenatal Testing & Diagnosis. There are two types of tests for Down syndrome that can be performed before your baby is born: screening tests and diagnostic tests. Prenatal screenings estimate the chance of the fetus having Down syndrome.


Screening for Down's, Edwards' and Patau's syndromes
If you are too far into your pregnancy to have the combined test, you will be offered other tests. For Downâs syndrome, a blood test called the quadruple test is available from weeks 14-20 of pregnancy. For Patauâs and Edwardsâ syndromes, you will be offered a mid-pregnancy scan that checks for physical abnormalities.


Medical School 101: What Medical School Is Really Like
When a couple is having a baby, thereâs a lot to think about, including whether the infant may have a condition. For Down syndrome, there are two types of tests: One tells you the babyâs risk, and the other diagnoses Down syndrome. Screening Tests. Find out more about Down syndrome:


Down Syndrome: Trisomy 21
Trisomy 21â More than 90% of Down syndrome cases are caused by trisomy 21. An extra chromosome (chromosome 21) originates in the development of either the sperm or the egg. When the egg and the sperm unite to form the fertilized egg, three (rather than two) chromosomes 21 are present.


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The Ferrari Museum in Maranello also offers visitors exclusive shuttle bus tours to the Fiorano track and along the Viale Enzo Ferrari boulevard in the factory complex. A museum guide will also discuss the various characteristics of the Ferrari track where the Prancing Horse has carried out all its competition and road car tests since 1972. Likewise the Ferrari Campus, the heart of the complex where all the Prancing Horse cars are built.


"Modena and Bologna motor tour. Modena ""terra di motori"" and gourmet food."
Ferrari Gallery - Maranello - Modena. Our tour includes a visit to one of the most famous car museum such as the Galleria Ferrari or the bike museum of Ducati in the near by Bologna. Our guide will accompany you in the visit and he will also take you to some important landmarks such as the Ferrari factory, and the Maranello test circuit.


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See all Tours in Maranello. 1  300 Reviews. Book a tour $129.62and up. 2  15 Reviews. Book a tour $135.03and up. 3  549 Reviews. 0.8 miles.  435 Reviews. 0.1 miles.


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Reviewed September 13, 2016 via mobile. The museum is very good with lots to see and do, this bus tour however is not very good at all. You don't go inside the factory, just the streets around it, at the test track you basically sit inside the entrance while the guide talks but you don't see much of the track at all.


The 2 Ferrari museums â Casa natale Enzo Ferrari Vs Maranello Ferrari Museum
Inside you will find some collections of vintage Ferrari plus a collection of Formula one cars. The Maranello museum offers the possibility to tour the factory ground by shuttle bus. However you will not enter the production facility. Tickets are priced at 14 euros for the museum, and 14 euros for the shuttle tour. The museum also has a cafe' and a souvenir store. To visit the museum you will need about 45 minutes. The Maranello museum - a collection of F1 cars - source.


"Modena and Bologna motor tour. Modena ""terra di motori"" and gourmet food."
Suggested sport car itinerary, we will visit 3 destination in one day. Galleria Ferrari self guided vists of the museum, the outside perimeter of Fiorano test track and the Ferrari Factory. Maserati factory and collections.


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Visited this Museum recently with my son as I bought Combo tickets for the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena and this one. If you are into supercars this is the place to go! Different models of Ferraris were on display from Classic ones to modern ones and Formulae one ones.


The 2 Ferrari museums â Casa natale Enzo Ferrari Vs Maranello Ferrari Museum
Casa natale Enzo Ferrari museum in Modena. This is the newly opened Ferrari museum in Modena, and it is located about 5 minutes from the station. This museum is housed in a fancy structure designed by Jan Kaplicky and it resemble to a Ferrari car bonnet.


Tours of the Lamborghini Factory & Museum and the Ferrari Museum
Are you crazy about those Italian cars? A visit to the Lamborghini Factory Museum and the Ferrari Gallery in Maranello is the tour for you. The history of âLamborghini Automobiliâ officially starts in 1963. Nevertheless, we must consider the far-off roots of this event, and they are the roots of Ferruccio Lamborghini.


Basel
Reviewed 4 weeks ago. There are 2 Ferrari museums....one is in Modena, and the other one, a bigger one, in Maranello. Ideally, you should visit the two museum to maximize your experience. The first one, which is in Modena is near the Modena statione, a mere 10 minute walk to the museum.


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Cell Parts and Organelle Functions -. The cell membrane (or plasma Membrane) is a structure that forms the outer boundary of the cell and allows only certain materials to move into and out of the cell. Food, oxygen and water move into the cell through the membrane.Waste products also leave through the membrane.he cell wall is a rigid structure outside the cell membrane that. supports and protects the cell (for plants, fungi, and some. protists and bacteria). The cell wall is made of tough cellulose fibers and other. materials made by the cell.


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Membranous: endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, lysosome, mitochondrion, plasma membrane, nucleus. Nonmembranous: centriole, nucleolus, ribosome. The difference between th â¦ ese two: Membranous has a definite boundary created by a membrane whereas a nonmembranous is an organelle without a specific boundary.ound: In the cytoplasm as well. (Only found in an animal cell) Cell Wall-Structure: A ridgid non-living layer that surround only plant cells. Function: Support and protect the cell. Found: The outermost edge of plant cells. Chloroplasts-Structure: Large, green ovals. Function: Turn the plant green, absorb sunlight.


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Membranous: endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, lysosome, mitochondrion, plasma membrane, nucleus. Nonmembranous: centriole, nucleolus, ribosome. The difference between th â¦ ese two: Membranous has a definite boundary created by a membrane whereas a nonmembranous is an organelle without a specific boundary.rganelles are essentially a chain of machines in the cell to make proteins. The nucleolus in the nucleus makes RNA components which are coded by the DNA as instructions to â¦ make a protein. The RNA is then sent out of down the Rough ER to program the ribosomes on the Rough ER to make a protein.


Non-Membranous Cell Organelles
They are found distributed all over the cytoplasm. In a eukaryotic cell ribosomes occur freely in the cytoplasm, attached to the surface of branches of endoplasmic reticulum (RER), in the matrix of organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts.It is also found attached to the nuclear membrane and inside the nucleolus.n a eukaryotic cell ribosomes occur freely in the cytoplasm, attached to the surface of branches of endoplasmic reticulum (RER), in the matrix of organelles like mitochondria and chloroplasts.


Be Part of Ask A Biologist
Channels/pores-A channel in the cell's plasma membrane. This channel is made up of certain proteins whose function is to control the movement of food and water into the cell. These channels are made up of certain proteins.itochondrion-This is the cellâs powerhouse. This organelle packages the energy from the food you eat into ATP molecules. Every type of cell has a different amount of mitochondria (plural). There are more mitochondria in cells that have to perform lots of work, for example-your leg muscle cells, heart muscle cells etc.


Be Part of Ask A Biologist
Each organelle is a place where specific jobs are done. Plant and animal cells have many of the same organelles. In some cases, like plant cells, there are more types of organelles than are found in animal cells. Below are some names and descriptions of organelles commonly found in cells.itochondrion-This is the cellâs powerhouse. This organelle packages the energy from the food you eat into ATP molecules. Every type of cell has a different amount of mitochondria (plural). There are more mitochondria in cells that have to perform lots of work, for example-your leg muscle cells, heart muscle cells etc.


Be Part of Ask A Biologist
Nucleus-The nucleus is the control center of the cell. It is the largest organelle in the cell and it contains the DNA of the cell. DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) contains all the information for cells to live, perform their functions and reproduce.itochondrion-This is the cellâs powerhouse. This organelle packages the energy from the food you eat into ATP molecules. Every type of cell has a different amount of mitochondria (plural). There are more mitochondria in cells that have to perform lots of work, for example-your leg muscle cells, heart muscle cells etc.


MADMAN BIOLOGY
Found: This is only found in a plant cells and it's found in the cytoplasm. * Largest organelle in plant. Lysosome-Structure: Small and round. Function: Breaks down large food parts and old cell parts to be used again.Found: In the cytoplasm as well.(Only found in an animal cell) Cell Wall-Structure: A ridgid non-living layer that surround only plant cells. Function: Support and protect the cell. Found: The outermost edge of plant cells. Chloroplasts-Structure: Large, green ovals. Function: Turn the plant green, absorb sunlight.ound: In the cytoplasm as well. (Only found in an animal cell) Cell Wall-Structure: A ridgid non-living layer that surround only plant cells. Function: Support and protect the cell. Found: The outermost edge of plant cells. Chloroplasts-Structure: Large, green ovals. Function: Turn the plant green, absorb sunlight.


Be Part of Ask A Biologist
Some vesicles deliver materials to parts of the cell and others transport materials outside the cell in a process called exocytosis. back to top. Vacuole-Plant cells have what looks like a very large empty space in the middle. This space is called the vacuole.itochondrion-This is the cellâs powerhouse. This organelle packages the energy from the food you eat into ATP molecules. Every type of cell has a different amount of mitochondria (plural). There are more mitochondria in cells that have to perform lots of work, for example-your leg muscle cells, heart muscle cells etc.


Human Physiology/Print Version
Cilia These tiny hair-like structures are numerous and are found on the surface of the cell. Their purpose is to move fluids or solids across the cell membrane.For instance, a female's oviducts are lined with cilia to assist in the movement of an egg (ovum) from the ovary to the uterus (womb).ilia These tiny hair-like structures are numerous and are found on the surface of the cell. Their purpose is to move fluids or solids across the cell membrane.


Embargo Act
Embargo Act, (1807), U.S. Pres. Thomas Jeffersonâs nonviolent resistance to British and French molestation of U.S. merchant ships carrying, or suspected of carrying, war materials and other cargoes to European belligerents during the Napoleonic Wars. zoom_in.


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During the Napoleonic Wars between Britain and France, President Thomas Jefferson attempted to preserve U.S. neutrality by asking Congress to pass the Embargo Act (1807).


AP US History Vocabulary
While Jefferson was president, the Louisiana Purchase was made, Lewis and Clark were sent to explore the newly acquired land, the Barbary Pirate threat was silenced, and the Embargo Act was passed. While all of Jefferson's presidential acts were not always successful, he always put the country ahead of himself.


The Cuban Embargo Was Never Meant To Cause Regime Change
In its first 18 months of power, Castroâs regime seized American businesses and properties to the tune of $1 billion (1960 dollars). That massive theft was the proximate cause of the embargo. The U.S. cut its purchases of Cuban sugar and then cancelled nearly all trade. As everybody knows, the U.S. then tried to overthrow Castroâs regime at the Bay of Pigs. That benighted event has given a sinister image to Americaâs Cuba policy.


Embargo Act
Embargo, etching by Alexander Anderson, reflecting a hostile reaction to the â¦Courtesy of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. By 1805 the struggle between England and France had degenerated into a war of economic retribution, as each side attempted to starve the other into submission.


The Cuban Embargo Was Never Meant To Cause Regime Change
In the words of the official statement: âDecades of U.S. isolation of Cuba have failed to accomplish our objective of empowering Cuba to build an open and democratic country.â. Against all youâve heard, here is the central fact: it was never the embargoâs purpose to cause a change in Cuba. Quite the contrary, the embargoâs purpose was â and still is â to protect Americans. In that endeavor, the embargo, far from being a failure, has been a striking success.


AP US History Vocabulary
The Embargo Act of 1807 was a law passed by Congress forbidding all exportation of goods from the United States. Britain and France had been continuously harassing the U.S. and seizing U.S. ship's and men. The U.S. was not prepared to fight in a war, so Pres. Jefferson hoped to weaken Britain and France by stopping trade. The Embargo Act ended up hurting our economy more than theirs. It was repealed in 1809.


Picking Schedule
Here are some picking tips: 1  Buy your 11# peck bag in the Apple Lodge and hop on the wagon for a ride through the orchard. ($20 per peck) 2  People of any age may pick. Help children choose fruit that will satisfy your family. 3  Use two hands when picking. Apples in pairs or clusters will fall to the ground if you try to pick just one.


Time to harvest your apples
Time to harvest your apples. Best ways to pick and store your fruit. The earliest apples will be ready now. To know when an apple is at just the right stage to pick, support it in the palm of your hand and give it a small twist. The apple should part company with the spur easily.


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Pick Your Own Tips. 1  Buy your 11# peck bag in the Apple Lodge and hop on the wagon for a ride through the orchard. 2  People of any age may pick. 3  Use two hands when picking.  To pick like the professionals, curl the apple a half turn and upward.


Tips For Harvesting Apples And Post Harvest Apple Storing
How to Harvest Apples. If youâre planning on storing the apples, they should be picked when mature, yet hard, with a mature skin color but a hard flesh. Gently remove the apples from the tree, keeping the stem intact. Sort through the apple harvest and remove any apples that have insect erosion or signs of disease.


How to harvest apples
How to harvest apples. If you store your apples properly, you'll be able to enjoy them throughout the winter. Autumn is the time for harvesting apples as they need to be picked and stored before the first frosts. When to harvest. To determine if the fruit is ready to be picked, place a cupped hand under the fruit, lift and gently twist.


Postharvest Information Network
New Zealand growers harvest Gala apples 4-5 times, picking fruit on the basis of ground color. Multiple picking appears to be essential to have fruit of good size, color, edible quality, and uniformity for storage.


Picking Schedule
Here are some picking tips: 1  Buy your 11# peck bag in the Apple Lodge and hop on the wagon for a ride through the orchard. 2  People of any age may pick. 3  Use two hands when picking.  To pick like the professionals, curl the apple a half turn and upward.


Postharvest Information Network
In one trial, Royal Gala harvested with white ground color had firmness of 17.5 lbs., 13.3% soluble solids, and 0.376% acidity. The starch rating was 3.6 on a 1-5 scale. Starch (2-3 on the 1-5 system) has been used by some researchers and orchardists to time harvest.


Postharvest Information Network
First a few observations and some philosophy: 1  Timing of harvest must be based on the postharvest requirements which include the intended length of storage and shipment. Apples shipped great distances or stored for a long time must be harvested at a less mature stage than those consumed immediately after harvest.


Tips For Harvesting Apples And Post Harvest Apple Storing
Post Harvest Apple Storing. Apples should be stored between 30-32 degrees F. (-1 to 0 C), especially if you want to store them for an extended period of time. Apples stored at 50 degrees F. (10 C.) will ripen four times as fast as those at 32 degrees F. (0 C.). Most cultivars will store for six months at this temperature.


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CP Chemistry Theodore Roosevelt High School Lab #1-5. Types of Chemical Reactions Lab. Introduction. During any chemical reaction, the Law of Conservation of Matter must be satisfied, meaning that there must be the same kind and number of atoms on each side of the. chemical equation.


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Virtual Chemistry and Simulations. Chemistry moves from the lab and the classroom to the computer, as working in a virtual chemistry laboratory and viewing simulations provide additional ways of learning chemistry. PhET Interactive Simulations. PhET, based at the University of Colorado at Boulder, offers over three dozen chemistry-based simulations.


Virtual Chemistry and Simulations
Virtual Chemistry and Simulations Chemistry moves from the lab and the classroom to the computer, as working in a virtual chemistry laboratory and viewing simulations provide additional ways of learning chemistry. 1  PhET Interactive Simulations. PhET, based at the University of Colorado at Boulder, offers over three dozen chemistry-based simulations.


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Recognizing and using categories of reactions can make determining. the reactants and products much easier. The five general types of reactions that you will. study in this lab activity are: combination, decomposition, combustion (or burning), single. replacement (or displacement), and double replacement (or ionic).


Virtual Chemistry and Simulations
Users can search by subject and grade level. Many have been translated into different languages. Chemistry Solutions: Featured Simulations. Each issue of Chemistry Solutions, the periodical of the American Association of Chemistry Teachers, contains a simulation.


Virtual Chemistry and Simulations
Chemistry moves from the lab and the classroom to the computer, as working in a virtual chemistry laboratory and viewing simulations provide additional ways of learning chemistry. Simulations Reviews & Blog Posts


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types of chemical reactions design lab Chemical reactions can be classified in many ways. One classification system involves five general types of reactions: combustion, synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, and double replacement. In this experiment you will investigate these different types of reactions by predicting the products of each reaction and using experimental evidence to test those predictions. SAFETY


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ChemVLab+: Evaluating a Virtual Lab Tutor for High School Chemistry A 2012 article describes a study evaluating some of the virtual lab activities offered by the ChemCollective. Virtual Labs in a Chemistry Classroom A review of ChemCollective virtual labs and Virtual ChemLab (a commercially-sold virtual lab product).


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TYPES OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS DESIGN LAB. Chemical reactions can be classified in many ways. One classification system involves five general types of reactions: combustion, synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, and double replacement.


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TYPES OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS DESIGN LAB . Chemical reactions can be classified in many ways. One classification system involves five general types of reactions: combustion, synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, and double replacement. In this experiment you will investigate these different types of reactions by predicting the products of each reaction and using experimental evidence to test those predictions. SAFETY. Use precaution when lighting and operating the gas burner.


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The Civil War, or the War between the states, was fought on both moral and economic grounds. It was certain advantages, however, inherent in the North, that inevitably told the tale of victory. Advantages of the Union.Advantages of the Confederacy. -Banking, Factories and ships.-More railroads to move supplies, men and equipment. -Larger Navy. -Experienced government.t was certain advantages, however, inherent in the North, that inevitably told the tale of victory. Advantages of the Union. Advantages of the Confederacy. -Banking, Factories and ships. -More railroads to move supplies, men and equipment.


Why did the Union win the Civil War?
Most historians agree that the Union victory in the American Civil War was inevitable for the following reasons. 1) The economic superiority of the North in terms of manufacturing and food production. A Summary of the Battle of Chancellorsville The Civil War battle of Chancellorsville was a great victory for the South, and was a stunning defeat for the Union forces.


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Introduction. The Battle of Gettysburg, fought from July 1 to July 3, 1863, is considered the most important engagement of the American Civil War. After a great victory over Union forces at Chancellorsville, General Robert E. Lee marched his Army of Northern Virginia into Pennsylvania in late June 1863.hough the great Confederate general would go on to win other victories, the Battle of Gettysburg (combined with Ulysses S. Grantâs victory at Vicksburg, also on July 4) irrevocably turned the tide of the Civil War in the Unionâs favor.


Why did the Union win the Civil war?? why was it significant?
Answers. Best Answer: The Union won the Civil war because they were better organized. The south had an agrarian economy, the North had the beginnings of the Industrial economy.Therefore the Union had to its advantage railroads when the Confederates depended on waterways to ship supplies.The Union had slaves to fight the Confederate troops.he south had an agrarian economy, the North had the beginnings of the Industrial economy. Therefore the Union had to its advantage railroads when the Confederates depended on waterways to ship supplies. The Union had slaves to fight the Confederate troops.


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The union turn the war on the confederate army when the battle of Gettysburg took place. The reason they won this major battle was because they had taken hold of the higher gr â¦ ound, round top hill. A Summary of the Battle of Chancellorsville The Civil War battle of Chancellorsville was a great victory for the South, and was a stunning defeat for the Union forces.


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A+E Networks. On July 21, 1861, Union and Confederate armies clashed near Manassas Junction, Virginia, in the first major land battle of the American Civil War.+E Networks. On July 21, 1861, Union and Confederate armies clashed near Manassas Junction, Virginia, in the first major land battle of the American Civil War.


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Introduction. On July 21, 1861, Union and Confederate armies clashed near Manassas Junction, Virginia, in the first major land battle of the American Civil War.+E Networks. On July 21, 1861, Union and Confederate armies clashed near Manassas Junction, Virginia, in the first major land battle of the American Civil War.


The Emancipation Proclamation
During the American Civil War, the Union was the term used to refer to the United States of America, and specifically to the national government and the 20 free states and five border slave states which supported it.uring the American Civil War, the Union was the term used to refer to the United States of America, and specifically to the national government and the 20 free states and five border slave states which supported it.


Self-Backing Vocalist
1 Bill Oddie of The Goodies used to work into the night to replace Graeme Garden and Tim Brooke-Taylor's backing vocals. 2  He put his own vocals through a harmonizer so Tim and Graeme wouldn't tell the difference.


Backing & Harmony Singers Advice, articles & books at www.vocalist.org.uk
Many vocalists start their careers as a backing singer or lead vocalist with a band as it also presents possibilities of being noticed by A & R!! An example of this is 'Sam Brown' who had a hit song in the 80's as a solo artist. Also read How to sing backup. Finding Work as a Backing or Harmony Vocalist. Create a publicity pack ! Include 3 of your best songs on the demo showing your vocal range. Include one 'clean' vocal track with you singing the melody line (the backing music should be as simple as possible and not 'drown out' your voice).


Self-Backing Vocalist
1 On the tour for the album, guest vocalist Julee Cruise performed the harmonies Cindy would have performed. 2  Since Cindy rejoined the band in 1998, she has performed the harmonies for this album's songs as originally intended. 3  Alan Jackson sings most of his own backing vocals.


Self-Backing Vocalist
The most common solution is for the artist in question to record his or her own backing vocals and then overdub them into the final recording. In some cases, this can also be done several times over to create a chorus of one effect.


Backing & Harmony Singers Advice, articles & books at www.vocalist.org.uk
The backing vocals on a song can consist of anything from repeating a word, passage or chorus of the song to providing a continuing harmony in time with the lead vocalist. Whats the difference between a Backing Vocalist and a Harmony Singer. Both provide backing for a lead singer, or vocals for effect on instrumentals. However, a harmony singer is naturally adept at 'hearing' harmony lines over and around the music.


Self-Backing Vocalist
1 Every backing vocal is Jerrod's... 2  even the bass vocal, which he said he had to drink large amounts of whiskey to deepen his voice for. 3  Chris Rainbow, guest vocalist for bands like The Alan Parsons Project and Camel, elevated this to an art form, both with lead harmonies and veritable walls of backing vocals.


Vocal Harmonies Part 1
Producers and music industry people often complain that the backing harmony vocals are given the least amount of attention in new groups looking for a recording deal. Sloppy backing vocals make a band appear unfocused and amateur.


Vocal Harmonies Part 1
Do this with your other back-up singers in unison and with harmonies, as well as each person separately. Poor intonation in the back-up vocals can ruin the entire sound of the band. Each singer needs to sing with complete pitch accuracy. It can be difficult sometimes to hear what your pitch is when singing harmony. If you are singing with other instruments, your note is often being played by either the guitar or piano.


Vocal Harmonies Part 1
Too often a band member is assigned a part only because he or she can hit (correctly sing) the note. Voice lessons can help each singer improve vocal quality and control. But nonetheless, it's important to assign parts based on appropriate tonality for the most professional blend. Evaluate each singer's voice.


Self-Backing Vocalist
1 The B-52s album Good Stuff. 2  One of their trademarks is the vocal harmonies of Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson. 3  However, at this time, Cindy was having time off to raise her daughters and did not wish to be a main member of the band for the album.


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This dynamic series of standards-aligned curricula is available at no cost to schools, districts, non-profit organizations, and parents. Use as part of summer camps, after-school STEM programs or wherever support is needed.


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This summer STEM exploration program is for you if you are a middle school student interested in building, tinkering, solving problems, and exploring a variety of career options available to you in science, engineering, medicine and technology.


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Home > STEM/Nova > Council Support > STEM At Camp. The following is a list of Boy Scout merit badges, Webelos Scout activity badges, and Cub Scout belt loops and pins typically offered at Scout camps. These will count toward the BSA's new Nova Awards program.


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Explore the Frontiers of Science and Technology with a Mission to Mars. NYLF Explore STEM is a unique learning experience for bright, forward-thinking middle school students who will evolve into our next generation of innovators, engineers, doctors, software developers, mathematicians, and physicists.


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Do you have an elementary, middle or high school student who is interested in science, technology, engineering or math? Spice up their summer with full and half-day camps at the STEM Summer Experience. Due to the overwhelming response from our camps, we have expanded our offerings this year. Basic Crime Scene Investigator.


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Kari Byron (Mythbusters, Head Rush) is incredibly passionate about science, and sheâs joining an increasingly large number of educators, parents, and celebrities in urging young girls to brush aside ânerdyâ stereotypes that have plagued them for years â and get them to explore STEM opportunities and careers.


5 STEM Camps for Kids
5 STEM Camps for Kids. Nowadays, beyond exploring nature and the outdoors camps offer several hands-on exploration camps in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). And with summer season quickly approaching, now is the perfect time to enroll your kids in summer camp. Here are a few STEM camps across the nation to consider.


STEM Camp: Empowering Young Women and Minorities to a Brighter Future in STEM
At the Forefront of STEM Teaching and Learning. As a part of our commitment to effective STEM education, we have developed a variety of powerful and engaging resources designed to fuel a cultural shift around STEM teaching and learning!


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âNormalâ Spotting. Normal spotting is what may occur at the very end of your bleeding days. A day or two of spotting after 3 to 5 days of bleeding is normal, and just the end of the bleeding period. Spotting before your menstruation is common but not ideal.A period ideally should freely flow once started.Normalâ Spotting. Normal spotting is what may occur at the very end of your bleeding days. A day or two of spotting after 3 to 5 days of bleeding is normal, and just the end of the bleeding period. Spotting before your menstruation is common but not ideal.


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BadPiping. Every period I start spotting about 8 days after ovulation/ 5 days before my period. My luteal phase is about 13 days. I've gotten an edimetrial biospy (excuse my spelling), ultrasound, blood work, thyroid test, and just about anything else you can think of-all came back fine.adPiping. Every period I start spotting about 8 days after ovulation/ 5 days before my period. My luteal phase is about 13 days. I've gotten an edimetrial biospy (excuse my spelling), ultrasound, blood work, thyroid test, and just about anything else you can think of-all came back fine.


Why Is My Period So Heavy?
Heavy or prolonged periods can be uncomfortable, but for some women they may be downright disabling, making it difficult to do everyday activities. If you experience heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding, you may have wondered what could be causing your condition, known as menorrhagia.eavy or prolonged periods can be uncomfortable, but for some women they may be downright disabling, making it difficult to do everyday activities. If you experience heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding, you may have wondered what could be causing your condition, known as menorrhagia.


I spot 5/6 days before my period, EVERY month
I am also in the same situation. I had brown discharge a week before my period for 3-4 years. The spotting was light brown a day or two and then changed to a dark brown till the actual bleeding began. Last couple of years it reduced to 3-4 days before the period.5 years ago I had Leep procedure and it mixed up my period (before it I always had had a normal period without any discharge before or after).adPiping. Every period I start spotting about 8 days after ovulation/ 5 days before my period. My luteal phase is about 13 days. I've gotten an edimetrial biospy (excuse my spelling), ultrasound, blood work, thyroid test, and just about anything else you can think of-all came back fine.


Dysfunctional Bleeding-F.A.Q.
1 You also may have bleeding if you do not take your pills at a regular time each day. 2  For more information, see the topic Birth Control. 3  An intrauterine device (IUD) also may increase your chances of spotting or heavy periods.4  For more information on the IUD, see the topic Birth Control. Uterine fibroids, which are a common cause of heavy periods. 2  For more information, see the topic Uterine Fibroids. 3  Structural problems, such as urethral prolapse or polyps. 4  Cancer of the cervix, uterus, ovaries, or vagina. 5  Extreme emotional stress and excessive exercise.


Spotting after period
You didnât specify exact date of your period and date when that spotting bleeding occurs. I am afraid I canât tell you exactly what is going on because when I became pregnant I had so called implantation bleeding round 7 days before I should get my period.lso, some women have spotting around their ovulation, which occurs usually 15 days prior to your next period. Women who have problems with the cysts on ovaries, could be experiencing spotting. Depending on your age, you could have developed any of the benign growths on the cervix or uterus that may cause spotting.


bleeding two weeks after period stoped (Page 1)
I start bleeding again two weeks after my period stopped this has never happened befor. The bleeding is very light it started a red colour first then pink then finely turned two brown over a period of 3days.Can someone tell me what this means pleas.leeding two weeks after normal period. I had my period two weeks ago. and now its come again, only this time my bf and i were in the act and he accidently slipped out and there was blood on the condom.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Bleeding After My Period Has Ended
Why am i bleeding ten days after my period. 2. Get help from a doctor now âº. irregular periods: Irregular periods are one of the most common problems obgyns treat. If this is one time problem it usually resolves on its own. If this is a recurring problem you should be evaluated.hy am i having light bleeding 10 days after my period finished. 3. Get help from a doctor now âº. Very common: After your period some blood remains in the back of the vagina and then slowly comes out.


Dysfunctional Bleeding-F.A.Q.
Vaginal bleeding is considered to be abnormal if it occurs: 1  When you are not expecting your menstrual period. 2  When your menstrual flow is lighter or heavier than what is normal for you. 3  At a time in life when it is not expected, such as before age 9, when you are pregnant, or after menopause. Uterine fibroids, which are a common cause of heavy periods. 2  For more information, see the topic Uterine Fibroids. 3  Structural problems, such as urethral prolapse or polyps. 4  Cancer of the cervix, uterus, ovaries, or vagina. 5  Extreme emotional stress and excessive exercise.


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Discharge during your period. Itâs normal to have vaginal discharge (secretions), and itâs normal for the discharge to change during the menstrual cycle. âA clear or creamy white discharge is normal, and often makes slightly yellowish stains on underwear,â says Dr Cassidy.he average menstrual cycle lasts 28 days, although itâs normal to have a cycle that's shorter or longer than this. Women's periods can change. This doesnât necessarily mean there's a serious problem, but it does need to be checked. To get help, women should go where they feel most comfortable, says Dr Cassidy.


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An egg floats in saltwater if the water is denser than the egg. The salt adds density to the water, but if there is not enough salt, the egg sinks. Continue Reading


Why does an egg float in saltwater?
An egg floats in saltwater if the water is denser than the egg. The salt adds density to the water, but if there is not enough salt, the egg sinks. The more salt that is added to the water, the higher the egg or other less dense object floats. The density comes from the amount of molecules present in the water. Saltwater has more molecules than fresh water. Thus, varying amounts of salt can be added to water to have the egg float in different spots, such as the middle of the glass. Another factor to consider is temperature. Cool water is significantly more dense than warm water.


Why Do Bad Eggs Float?
The article describes this three-point test to find out if an egg is good to eat. 1  If the egg sinks and lies on its side, it is a fresh one. It is good enough to be eaten. 2  If it sinks and stands up on a point, or is at an angle, it is good enough. You can still use it up for making hard-cooked eggs or bake it.


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But, it is possible to see an egg float in plain old water. Eggs are normally too dense to float, even though they do have an air cell inside them. So what is happening to cause some eggs to float? Eggs that float are old, bad eggs. As a general rule, if an egg floats at the top of a container of plain water, it is a bad egg. The shells of eggs are not impermeable. Although the seem as solid as anything, the shell of an egg actually has tiny pores all over the surface, as many as 7,000 to 17,000 of them. When hens lay eggs, the shells are covered with a protective coating called a cuticle or bloom which helps protect the egg.


How long does egg salad keep?
How much salt does it take to float an egg? A: In order for an egg to float, about 4 tablespoons of salt must be dissolved in 12 to 16 ounces of water. Typically, fresh eggs sink to the bottom of a glas... Full Answer >


Why Do Bad Eggs Float?
The article describes this three-point test to find out if an egg is good to eat. 1  If the egg sinks and lies on its side, it is a fresh one. 2  If it sinks and stands up on a point, or is at an angle, it is good enough. 3  But, if an egg floats, it needs to be discarded.


eggless vanilla cake recipe, how to make eggless vanilla cake recipe
Eggs do not float in water. That is, they do not float in water all of the time. If you put a fresh egg in a bowl of water, it will sink to the bottom. If you want to get the egg to float, you will have to change the density of the water, such as by adding salt to the water.


Eggcyclopedia
Eggcyclopedia Welcome to the The Incredible Edible Eggâ¢ Eggcyclopedia, where you can access the latest egg information from A-Z. The Eggcyclopedia was developed by the American Egg Board (AEB) on behalf of America's egg farmers who are committed to caring for their hens and producing high-quality eggs for you and your families. Just click on any letter below to bring up a list of egg terms and their related definitions.


United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service
Eggs can float in water when the air cell has enlarged enough to keep it buoyant. This means the egg is old, but it may be perfectly safe to use. Crack the egg into a bowl and check for an off-odor or unusual appearance â a spoiled egg will have an unpleasant odor when you [â¦]


Eggcyclopedia
Floating Eggs. Eggs can float in water when the air cell has enlarged enough to keep it buoyant. This means the egg is old, but it may be perfectly safe to use. Crack the egg into a bowl and check for an off-odor or unusual appearance - a spoiled egg will have an unpleasant odor when you break open the shell, either when raw or cooked.


Thigh Spasm
Listed below are some combinations of symptoms associated with Thigh Spasm, as listed in our database. Visit the Symptom Checker, to add and remove symptoms and research your condition. 1  Thigh Spasm: Symptom Checker. 2  Thigh Spasm and Nerve symptoms (11 causes)  Thigh Spasm and Sensory symptoms (11 causes)


Muscle cramps facts
1 Almost everyone experiences a muscle cramp at some time in their life. 2  There are a variety of types and causes of muscle cramps. 3  Muscle cramps may occur during exercise, at rest, or at night, depending upon the exact cause. 4  Dehydration is a common cause of muscle cramps.  Numerous medicines can cause muscle cramps.


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Misdiagnosis and Thigh Spasm. Leg cramps at night a classic sign: The symptom of having leg muscle cramps, particularly at night, is a classic sign of undiagnosed diabetes. However, there are also various other causes.


Thigh Spasm
Thigh Spasm: Involuntary muscle movements in the thigh. See detailed information below for a list of 18 causes of Thigh Spasm, Symptom Checker, including diseases and drug side effect causes. Causes of Thigh Spasm: The following medical conditions are some of the possible causes of Thigh Spasm.


Fair Propane Prices
Thompson Gas consistently has fair and affordable propane prices. ThompsonGas has been family owned and operated since 1946. Today, we are a team of dedicated employees who work hard to offer our customers affordable, clean and reliable propane services. Call our hard-working family at ThompsonGas and get the propane savings youâve been looking for.


The Real Cost of Heating
Current electric charges in the area are about 15Â¢ per kWh, natural gas is about $1.40 a ccf, propane is about $3.00 a gallon, and oil is about $3.20 a gallon. So the moral of the story is âdonât heat with electric baseboardâ â and this includes small portable electric heaters.


Fair Propane Prices
Itâs never been easier to convert your home to liquid gas propane. Simply call ThompsonGas at 1.888.847.7672 and one of our home heating and cooling professionals will schedule an appointment at your convenience to discuss the advantages of converting from oil or electric to propane.


Fuel Comparisons
Multiply the oil heat price per gallon by 0.663 to give the equivalent price per gallon of propane. Multiply the natural gas delivered price per therm by 0.92 to give the equivalent price per gallon of propane. Multiply the electricity price per kWh by 27.0 to give the equivalent price per gallon of propane.


Petroleum & Other Liquids
Note: Petroleum Marketing Survey Form Changes Proposed for 2017. The heating season is over. Data for residential and wholesale prices for heating oil and propane will return in October 2017. Weekly heating oil and propane prices are only collected during the heating season, which extends from October through March. Propane.


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5 Things to Ask When Buying a House with Propane Heat
5 Things to Ask When Buying a House with Propane Heat. Propane heat is a major selling point when buying a home. As an affordable, cleaner alternative to oil, itâs the fuel of choice among a growing number of homeowners. Cheaper than electricity and more efficient than natural gas, propane heat is something you should look for when house hunting. That being said, buying a house with propane also brings a number of factors you might not have otherwise considered if you are accustomed to gas, oil or electric heat.


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I just paid $280.00 for 82 gallons of propane to fill my 100/120 gallon tank, delivered to my home (about 3 miles from the service center). That came to about $3.25 a gallon. This seemed extremely high to me. I will go through this âtank fullâ of gas by the first of the year if this very âcoolâ weather continues.


The Real Cost of Heating
Current electric charges in the area are about 15Â¢ per kWh, natural gas is about $1.40 a ccf, propane is about $3.00 a gallon, and oil is about $3.20 a gallon. The annual cost to heat a 2200 square foot existing house of average energy consumption for different combinations of fuels and furnaces: 1  Natural Gas in an 80% furnace: $1215. 2  Natural Gas in a 92% furnace: $1095. 3  Oil in a 70% furnace: $2185.  Oil in an 80% furnace: $ 1 2004. Propane in an 80% furnace: $3143.  Propane in a 92% furnace: $2632.


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Rating Newest Oldest. If your child is normal, the usual age to take a child off of formula is 12 months. Sometimes a second step formula is suggested from 9 months until 18 months.(I think it is called Next Step or follow on formula, something like that).f your child is normal, the usual age to take a child off of formula is 12 months.


Taking baby off of formula?
If your child is normal, the usual age to take a child off of formula is 12 months.Sometimes a second step formula is suggested from 9 months until 18 months. (I think it is called Next Step or follow on formula, something like that).f your child is normal, the usual age to take a child off of formula is 12 months.


When Did You Take Your Baby off of Formula?
I am just wanting to know when you took your baby off formula and started on milk. I know doctor's say 1 year but I've also heard 6 months, 8 months etc..C. answers from Toledo on. my baby will be 1 year next week and she's been on whole milk for about 3 weeks. we warm it up a bit, just to take the chill off. she usually has one bottle in the a.m, one in the afternoon and one at night before bed. she also gets water throughout the day in a sippy cup.


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We did it between 12-16 months. I started mixing milk with her formula for a while so she would get use to it. But the bottle should not be a main meal or source of most nutrition when you take it away or your little one may have issue.eport. sosueme. 4 years ago. stop giving them formula around 1 and switch to cow's milk. why would you need to wean them. cow's milk tastes good. Report. Report. beccamaxx. 4 years ago. Our pediatrician told us it was okay to starting transitioning over to cow's milk between 9 & 12 months.


Get Answers
Milliesmom. 4 years ago. We did it between 12-16 months. I started mixing milk with her formula for a while so she would get use to it. But the bottle should not be a main meal or source of most nutrition when you take it away or your little one may have issue. And if you have not already introduce the sippy cup.eport. sosueme. 4 years ago. stop giving them formula around 1 and switch to cow's milk. why would you need to wean them. cow's milk tastes good. Report. Report. beccamaxx. 4 years ago. Our pediatrician told us it was okay to starting transitioning over to cow's milk between 9 & 12 months.


Feeding Your Baby and Toddler (Birth to Age Two)
1 If you wean your baby before 12 months of age, give an iron-fortified formula. 2  The formula should be iron-fortified to prevent anemia (low blood count). 3  Don't start cow's milk until your child is one year old.4  Cow's milk does not have the vitamins babies need. If you wean your baby before 12 months of age, give an iron-fortified formula. 2  The formula should be iron-fortified to prevent anemia (low blood count). 3  Don't start cow's milk until your child is one year old.


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Save. Jupiterimages/liquidlibrary/Getty Images. KidsHealth advises switching from formula to cow's milk when your child is a year old. At 1 year old, your child should be eating enough solid food that he doesn't need to rely on formula to meet all his nutritional needs.Some children have no issue with transitioning instantly, while others need a more gradual approach to be comfortable with the change.e'll get the hang of it once he's had adequate time to get adjusted. Giving milk, instead of formula, in the cup allows you to transition off of formula and to a cup at the same time. Mix the formula and milk together if your baby initially rejects the taste of milk.


Dr.Mom Tip: Weaning From Formula to Whole Milk
Hereâs my tip for the easiest transition from formula to whole milk: At or after her first birthday, start mixing formula with whole milk. For instance if she is taking a 6 ounce bottle of formula, mix 5 ounces of formula with 1 ounce of whole milk. This will be her âmilkâ for that day.The next day, mix 4 ounces of formula with 2 ounces of milk.t or after her first birthday, start mixing formula with whole milk. For instance if she is taking a 6 ounce bottle of formula, mix 5 ounces of formula with 1 ounce of whole milk. This will be her âmilkâ for that day.


When Did You Take Your Baby off of Formula?
T.C. answers from Toledo on. my baby will be 1 year next week and she's been on whole milk for about 3 weeks. we warm it up a bit, just to take the chill off. she usually has one bottle in the a.m, one in the afternoon and one at night before bed.she also gets water throughout the day in a sippy cup..C. answers from Toledo on. my baby will be 1 year next week and she's been on whole milk for about 3 weeks. we warm it up a bit, just to take the chill off. she usually has one bottle in the a.m, one in the afternoon and one at night before bed. she also gets water throughout the day in a sippy cup.


At what age can a baby wean off formula and start whole milk?
Wait until the baby is a year old. ANSWER #9 of 15. My daughter will be one year old January 31,and i started her on whole milk @ 11 months.Itried @ 9 and then 10 months but she didnt like it.she loves it now. My two year old started @ around the same time, i never asked the dr. because he would say not to. cant see any ped tell you that your kids should go on milk at 6 months he or she should not be a doctor. Do whats best for your kids keep them on formula till 1 year old. then go to homogenized milk the fat in the milk helps with brain development.


Top Ten Anime Characters
(Redirected from Son Goku (Dragon Ball)) Son Goku (Japanese: å« æç©º, Hepburn: Son GokÅ«) is a fictional character and main protagonist of the Dragon Ball manga series created by Akira Toriyama. He is based on Sun Wukong, a main character in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West.


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Gine
Gine revealing she wishes to help her son in Dragon Ball Fusions Due to the danger of the Timespace Rift and secretly wanting to help her son, Gine asks if she can stick around with Goku and the rest of Tekka's Team for a while.


Gine
Techniques and special abilities. 1  Flight - The ability to fly with the use of ki. 2  Ki Blast - The basic form of ki blasts. 3  EX-Fusion - By wearing a Metamo-Ring and performing the Fusion Dance, Gine can fuse with Towa to create, Towane. Used in Dragon Ball Fusions.


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Gine
â Gine angrily questions Bardock in Dragon Ball Minus: The Departure of the Fated Child. Gine (ã®ã, Gine) is a female Saiyan, the wife of Bardock, and the mother of Raditz and Goku.


Gine
Gine (ã®ã Gine) is a female Saiyan, the wife of Bardock, and the mother of Raditz and Goku. Gine... Gine (ã®ã Gine) is a female Saiyan, the wife of Bardock, and the mother of Raditz and Goku. Gine was a woman of average height and slender build. She had a lighter-pale skin complexion, onyx eyes...


We finally get to meet Gokuâs mother â and we think sheâs a real cutie!
Now that the comic has been released, weâve finally been able to come face to face with the mother of the superhero weâve come to know so well, and we think sheâs a real cutie! Ladies and gentlemen, meet Gine, wife to the Saiyan warrior Bardock, and of course, Gokuâs mom.


Gine
Gine is also alluded by Future Trunks in Dragon Ball Xenoverse during a dialogue with Supreme Kai of Time wondering if Bardock has a girlfriend because she found him dreamy, Future Trunks reminds her that Bardock has a wife.


Oligospermia
Oligospermia may also result from scarring due to surgery on the male reproductive system or from infection and sexually transmitted diseases. A decrease in sperm production is another cause of oligospermia.


Ureaplasma urealyticum
Research related physicians and medical specialists: 1  Infertility Specialists: Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility. 2  Pregnancy & Fertility Health Specialists: Maternal & Fetal Medicine. Obstetrics & Gynecology. Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine. 3  Womens Health Specialists: Gynecological Oncology. 4  more specialists...Â».


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Oligospermia: Broader Related Topics. 1  Male infertility. 2  Testicle disorders. 3  Men's health conditions. 4  Men only conditions. 5  Male reproductive conditions. 6  more types...Â».


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Define oligospermia. oligospermia synonyms, oligospermia pronunciation, oligospermia translation, English dictionary definition of oligospermia. n the condition of having less than the normal number of spermatozoa in the semen: a cause of infertility in men Noun 1. oligospermia - insufficient...


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Diseases treated by bee stings e went on to say that bee stings are used for treating rheumatic fevers, rheumatisms, arthritis, neuroticism, varicoceles, back and joint pains, virility problems, male infertility, oligospermia, female weak ovulation, chronic headache, lethargy, bed-wetting among children and many other diseases.


Oligospermia
Terms oligospermia and oligozoospermia refer to semen with a low concentration of sperm[1] and is a common finding in male infertility. Often semen with a decreased sperm concentration may also show significant abnormalities in sperm morphology and motility (technically oligoasthenoteratozoospermia).


Oligospermia
Oligospermia is also known as a low sperm count or oligozoospermia. In oligozoospermia there are fewer sperm cells in the ejaculate than normal. Oligospermia is generally defined as less than 20 million spermatozoa per one ml of ejaculate. Oligospermia is one of the main causes of male infertility or sub-fertility. Sub-fertility is a reduced ability to achieve a pregnancy while infertility is defined as the complete inability to produce a pregnancy after about one year of unprotected sexual activity.


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Research the causes of these diseases that are similar to, or related to, Oligospermia: 1  High fever. 2  High temperatures. 3  Certain drugs. 4  Certain poisons. 5  Certain hormonal conditions. 6  Certain severe illnesses. 7  more related diseases...Â».


Oligospermia
Oligospermia - Diagnosis. 1  The diagnosis of oligozoospermia is based on one low count in a semen analysis performed on two occasions. 2  Sources usually classify oligospermia in 3 classes: [4] 3  Mild: concentrations 10 million â 15 million sperm/mL. 4  Moderate: concentrations 5 million â 10 million sperm/mL.


Methotrexate 25 mg/ml Injection
Effects on Reproduction: Methotrexate has been reported to cause impairment of fertility, oligospermia and menstrual dysfunction in humans, during and for a short period after cessation of therapy.


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KodalineGet tickets for Kodaline with Good Old War at Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO on Sat, Oct 10, 2015 - 8:00PM at AXS.comaxs.com. Kodaline. Get tickets for Kodaline with Good Old War at Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO on Sat, Oct 10, 2015 - 8:00PM at AXS.com.


Gothic Theatre
The Gothic Theatre is a former movie theater turned music venue in Englewood, Colorado. It was built in the 1920s but later revitalized in 1998. Since the theater re-opened in 1998, it has held an abundance of events, ranging from local concerts to private events and film showcases.


Gothic Theatre Tickets
The Gothic Theatre is located at 3263 South Broadway, 12 blocks south of Evans, 2 and a half blocks north of Hampden, Hwy 285, in Englewood. If youâre coming from the north, take I-25 south to Broadway, exit south. If youâre coming from the south, take I-25 north to Hampden, exit west to Broadway. There is a pay lot on the south side of the theatre and plenty of street parking available. Public Transportation. RTD Bus Route 0. The bus drops off on the corner or Broadway and Floyd, just a half block south of the theatre.


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Gothic Theatre. October 6 at 1:25pm Â·. Weird name, great music! Don't miss Catfish and the Bottlemen with Jamie N Commons here TOMORROW! Get your tickets now!- http://bit.ly/1W2bwIg. Catfish and the Bottlemen Are About More Than Just That Weird NameOK, let's get that name out of the way first.


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Even within the realm of rock and roll, it's so unusual that Catfish and the Bottlemen have posted an adorable animated YouTube video about it. Long story short, front man Van McCann spent the early part of his life in Australia,...


Gothic Theatre
Really chill staff and a venue with great sound â I've probably seen 20+ shows at the Gothic. I like punk and hardcore music and the Gothic is a good venue for it with its open floor set-up. Like the Filmore, the Gothic is big on pit space and short on seating. I love the Gothic for that fact. However, if you want to get a seat, get in line early. The other big key are the bathrooms.


Gothic Theatre
The Gothic Theatre was created in the 1920s. Currently it is used as a concert venue; however, when it first opened it was used as a movie theater. It was the first location in Denver to show talkies. The theater quickly became a popular entertainment destination among local society.


Gothic Theatre
Secondly, the Gothic staff have lent me duct tape (so I could get in the pit) and even a personal cell phone (when a friend left with my car keys). No, the Gothic staff isn't over the top friendly. Then again, this isn't freaking Chili's. The Gothic staff is much more like good lifeguards at a pool.


Gothic Theatre
I have been to at least 20 shows here and at most wait in line ten minutes. Finally, unless you are seeking a high class venue with $10 martini's and want to listen to Cher the Gothic is an all around great local venue with a wide range of talent.


President Obama's Father: A 'Bold And Reckless Life'
Ben Curtis/AP Photo. President Obama is the son of a white American mother and a black Kenyan father who met at the University of Hawaii in 1960. The president last saw his father when he was 10, when Obama Sr. made a brief visit to Hawaii from Kenya, where he moved when the future president was just a toddler.


President Obama's Father: A 'Bold And Reckless Life'
President Obama's Father: A 'Bold And Reckless Life'. A photograph of Barack Obama's father hangs on the wall of his grandmother Sarah Hussein Obama's house in the Kenyan village of Kogelo. A photograph of Barack Obama's father hangs on the wall of his grandmother Sarah Hussein Obama's house in the Kenyan village of Kogelo.


New York Post ad exposes Obama's 'real father'
Jerome R. Corsi, a Harvard Ph.D., is a WND senior staff writer. He has authored many books, including No. 1 N.Y. The New York Post has accepted a full-page ad declaring Barack Obamaâs real biological father is the late Communist Party activist Frank Marshall Davis, not the Kenyan Barack Hussein Obama. Filmmaker Joel Gilbert makes the case in his full-length documentary âDreams from My Real Father: A Story of Reds and Deception.â.


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Joel Gilbert makes the case that Barack Hussein Obama's biological father is Frank Marshall Davis, but definitive evidence for this theory is missing from the documentary. Critics call Dreams From My Real Father: A Story Of Reds And Deception a lurid slur against the president.


New York Post ad exposes Obama's 'real father'
Joel Gilbert's ad in the New York Post. The New York Post has accepted a full-page ad declaring Barack Obamaâs real biological father is the late Communist Party activist Frank Marshall Davis, not the Kenyan Barack Hussein Obama. The ad will run in the Postâs New York City, national and international editions Tuesday and Sunday.


President Obama's Father: A 'Bold And Reckless Life'
The Childhood Of Barack Obama Sr. Jacobs tells Fresh Air's Dave Davies that the president's father grew up in an extremely strict household. His father, Onyango, who later changed his name to Hussein, regularly beat his wives and children with a four-pronged whip.


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To investigators familiar with Obama's family history, these assertions open the possibility that Davis is Obama's biological father. Obama investigators, for the most part, develop specialty areas of interest. Jack Cashill is an expert on Obama's two autobiographical books -- and who actually wrote them.


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The story is fraught with anomalies and contradictions. Stanley Ann was pregnant with Obama when she was 17 years old and unmarried. Gilbert has a theory of who did the deed. The calendar doesn't work very well for the official Obama story -- i.e., that Barack Obama, Senior is the father. In fact, it's barely plausible, and that gives Gilbert some leverage.


President Obama's Father: A 'Bold And Reckless Life'
He also did not reveal that he had had two children with Aoko, who, like Obama Sr., was a member of the Luo ethnic group. If Obama the president had had [Barack Obama Sr.] as a father, I think it's fair to say that he wouldn't be the president.


Dachau Transportation
Getting to the camp. The directions below are for public transportation via Munich's clean, quick, and convenient S-Bahn. If you'd rather fight city and suburban traffic in an automobile, see the Dachau Concentration Memorial Site's directions and parking page. Buy a ticket to Dachau from one of the vending machines, and stamp your ticket in one of the blue machines near the S-Bahn entrance. You can also get to the camp with a 1- or 3-day City Tour Card for the Gesamtnetz (Munich regional network) as opposed to the Inneraum (city only).


Repainting the Picture on a City Tainted by History
And then, the Nazi regime rolled in, selecting Dachau as the site of their first concentration camp in 1933. This pleasant town turned upside down and this was the second camp to be liberated by the Allied Forces and one of the first places where news of the camp's killings were made public to the world.


Repainting the Picture on a City Tainted by History
Dachau is a city with a 1200-year history. In former times, Dachau was a retreat for Bavarian kings, dukes and nobility, with a castle that offered staggering views of the Alps and nearby Munich. Impressionist painters came to create the scenes on their canvases.


Dachau Concentration Camp Tours:
Dachau Concentration Camp Tours: Location: Dachau (19km North of Munich, map) Travel Time: 22 Minutes By Local Train Plus 15 By Bus. Time Required: 3-4 Hours For Camp (+2 for rest of the town) Best Time To Go: In time for the Campâs 11am or 1pm English guided tours. Visit Ranking: 10 out of 10.


Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
Dachau was Nazi Germany's first concentration camp, and during its 12 years as a prison and armaments factory, it housed some 200,000 prisoners.


Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Tour
In the present day, this memorial site is one of the most significant centers of remembrance, contemplation, and learning in Germany. Head out to Dachauâhome to one of Germany's first concentration camps. Gain valuable insight as you delve into the city's dark history. Explore locations where convicts were abused, see remnants of the camp, and hear tragic stories that bring Munich's riddled past to life.


Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
The Concentration Camp Memorial Site is in the Munich suburb of Dachau, about 20 minutes from the Hauptbahnhof (Munich's main railroad station) by S-Bahn train. At the Dachau railroad station, you can transfer to a bus for the five-minute ride to the camp.


Dachau Concentration Camp Tours:
XXL Pass Cost: 8.10â¬ for a Single Adult or 14.20â¬ for Partner Ticket which is good for up to 5 adults traveling together. Covers 1 full day of metro, bus, and tram travel in Zones 1 & 2 and well as round trip transport to the Dachau Concentration Camp located North of the city.


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The memorial was established in 1965, 20 years after Dachau was liberated by American forces. An English documentary of Dachau plays in the museum part of the memorial at 11:30am, 2pm, and 3:30pm and the Path of the Prisoners exhibit sheds light on the lives of those in the concentration camp. Although a sobering excursion, many visitors find the trip extremely moving and informative about the Holocaust.


Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site
Today, the Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site (which opened in 1965) is visited by at least 800,000 people each year--mostly Germans, and especially German students, who typically visit at least one former concentration camp during the upper grades of high school.


Who Were The First Organisms To Live On Land?
Those fossils suggest that they were small tubular or frond-shaped creatures, and that they first evolved some 630 million years ago at the end of an extraordinarily cold ice age, and that they disappeared about 90 million years later, right as the Cambrian period and its explosion were getting started.


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The study of the origin of life on Earth or , more specifically , how life on Earth began from inanimate matter , is technically known as abiogenesis ( as opposed to biogenesis , which is the process of lifeforms producing other lifeforms , and as opposed to evolution , which is the study of how living things have changed over time since life first ...


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What are the origins of life on Earth? How did things go from non-living to living, from something that could not reproduce to something that could? How can a collection of inanimate atoms become animate? How did organic molecules achieve a high enough level of complexity to be considered as living?


Who Were The First Organisms To Live On Land?
Who Were The First Organisms To Live On Land? Most scientists give the credit to a group of mossy swamp-dwellers that originated underwater, but new evidence points to a mysterious life-form that lived--and died--millions of years earlier.


What Were the First Organisms to Appear on Earth?
What were the first organisms to appear on Earth? A: It is believed that the first organisms to appear on Earth resembled singled-celled life forms known as Archaea, which are similar to bacteria but lack nuclei. Modern-day Archaea can live in extreme environments such as hot springs and deep-sea vents. These conditions replicate some of those on early Earth.


What Were the First Organisms to Appear on Earth?
Archaebacteria include many unique characteristics and traits: they comprise one kingdom of living organisms, are among the oldest life forms on earth and prefer to live in the most extreme environments on the earth to name a few.


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The modern definition of abiogenesis, however, is concerned with the formation of the simplest forms of life from primordial chemicals, rather than the old Aristotelian concept of abiogenesis, which postulated the formation of fully-formed complex organisms by spontaneous generation.


State Abbreviations
Most of the. preferred abbreviations in 1874 remained the. same for nearly the next 90 years. On July 1, 1963, the Post Office Department. implemented the five-digit ZIP Code, which was. placed after the state name in the last line of an. address. To provide room for the new code in the. address line, the Department published an initial. list of state abbreviations in the June 27, 1963,


Wisconsin
Wisconsin is known as America's Dairyland because it is one of the nation's leading dairy producers, particularly famous for its cheese. Manufacturing, especially paper products, information technology (IT), and tourism are also major contributors to the state's economy.


State Abbreviations
States Official Postal Guide; 6/1963, Postal Bulletin 20368; 10/1963, Post Office. Department Publication 59, Abbreviations for Use with ZIP Code. State Abbreviations. Until 1963 the Post Office Department preferred. that state and territorial names be written out in. full to avoid confusion, but accepted the popular.


Where is Wisconsin?
Share to: Wisconsin is in the United States - in the Midwest. It borders Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan. It is also part of the Great Lakes region, bordering Lake Superior and â¦Lake Michigan. See link below for Wisconsin's location relative to the US.


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WI - Wisconsin. 1  NY New York. 2  DC District of Columbia. 3  NC North Carolina.  NM New 1  Mexico. SC South Carolina.  ND North 1  Dakota. NJ New Jersey.  NH New 1  Hampshire. WV West Virginia.  SD 1  South Dakota. RI Rhode  Island. PR 1  Puerto Rico. VI Virgin  Islands. AS American Samoa.


What is an abbreviation?
WI   The standard two letter abbreviation for the state of Wisconsin is WI. Also, you need to put WI on any letter to Wisconsin or from Wisconsin.


What is the weather like in New Orleans during February?
What to wear in New Orleans in February. The weather remains relatively mild this month with a few colder days so a medium-weight jacket or coat with gloves will needed for those colder days and evenings, however, a sweater or light windbreaker may be all you need for the warmer days.


Visiting New Orleans in December - What You Need to Know
Tickets aren't cheap ($40 for non-members), but it's easy to get a full day of fun out of the deal and the proceeds help fund preservation projects in the city. New Orleans Bowl (Dec. 19) - The city will pack with college football fans when this NCAA post-season showdown comes to town.


Visiting New Orleans in December - What You Need to Know
Hanukkah (Dec. 6-14) - New Orleans has one of the oldest Jewish communities in the New World and Jewish life in the city is thriving. Concerts and other community events are hosted by Chabad, Touro Synagogue, the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, and more.


What is the weather like in New Orleans during February?
For those few rainy days you should bring your umbrella or some raingear and donât forget a good pair or two of walking shoes. What to do in New Orleans in February. The biggest event in New Orleans each year is Mardi Gras which can occur on any Tuesday from February 3 through March 9. Most of the events and activities in New Orleans this month will revolve around the Mardi Gras so have fun! While you are here in New Orleans you should plan to join us for one of our several âpay-what-you-like toursâ including several unique walking tours, food tours and bike tours.


Visiting New Orleans in December - What You Need to Know
Drink more. Party! It's all for a good cause as New Orleans joins up with Running of the Santas events around the world. This one starts at the Rusty Nail and runs just a few blocks to Generations Hall, where live music and DJs and lots and lots of alcohol will keep the party going for hours.


Visiting New Orleans in December - What You Need to Know
December is a beautiful and festive time of year to visit New Orleans. The city is decked out with holiday cheer from top to bottom. Activities for children are particularly plentiful, from teddy bear tea with Santa at the Royal Sonesta to Celebration Under the Oaks, a festival of lights in City Park.


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February is Carnival time and one of the best months to visit the Big Easy as temperatures remain mild with a low risk for encountering weather that are either too cold or too warm.


The French Quarter COLLECTION OF HOTELSNew Orleans
Right now, the weather is perfect here in New Orleans. Outside my window overlooking the French Quarter, I donât see one cloud in the sky Nothing but blue sky. The temperatures are perfect for opening up the windows and enjoying the fresh air. Itâs one of those days when I feel blessed to live in New Orleans. One of the questions that we get a lot is what is the weather going to be like inâ¦.enter name of month here. Because of the amount of questions, I thought I might give you an idea of what the weather is like throughout the year in New Orleans.


New Orleans: Live Weather
Weather Overview for New Orleans. is a port city on the. in the Deep South state of. . The city enjoys a humid sub-tropical climate, similar to northern. . Hot, humid summers and very mild winters are accompanied by relatively high rainfall all year. The city is very susceptible to hurricanes and is one of the three areas most likely to be hit in the. . Hurricane season lasts from June till November but a hit is only very likely during the peak of the season in August and September.


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Originally established as the Jefferson Seminary in 1798, the University of Louisville is a large public research university located in Kentucky's largest metropolitan area. The university has 12 colleges and schools spread across three campuses. Louisville students can choose to pursue degrees in over 170 fields, including Air Force ROTC, exercise science and urban and regional analysis.


Lindenwood University Diversity: How Good is it?
At University of Louisville, the male to female student ratio is far above the national average of about 40:60 with a student body that is equally balanced. It is ranked at #137 in male to female diversity nationwide. The undergraduate population is comprised of 7,781 males and 8,180 females.


University of Baltimore Diversity: How Great is it?
Traditionally, undergraduate students range in age from 18 to 22. At University of Louisville, 53% of students are in this age bracket, compared to the national average of 60%. The bar chart below shows the age distribution of the undergraduate student body at U of L.


University of Louisville
University of Louisville. The University of Louisville (UofL) is a public university in Louisville, Kentucky, a member of the Kentucky state university system. When founded in 1798, it was the first city-owned public university in the United States and one of the first universities chartered west of the Allegheny Mountains.


Overview
University of Louisville has a total undergraduate enrollment of 15,769, with a gender distribution of 50 percent male students and 50 percent female students. At this school, 27 percent of the students live in college-owned, -operated or -affiliated housing and 83 percent of students live off campus.


Louisville Cardinals
Louisville Cardinals. For University of Louisville's independent weekly student newspaper, see The Louisville Cardinal. The Louisville Cardinals (also known as the Cards) are the athletic teams representing the University of Louisville. Teams play in the Atlantic Coast Conference, beginning in the 2014 season.


Credit Hours for Degree
The number of hours required for a degree varies. The UofL undergraduate catalog specifically outlines the requirements for each degree. Of the required courses, 50 hours must be at the 300-400 (junior-senior) level.


The University of Evansville Student to Faculty Ratio & Faculty Composition
At University of Louisville, only 37.0% of the teaching staff are part-time non-faculty or non-tenure track faculty. This use of adjuncts is low, below the national average of 51.0%, which could be indicative of University of Louisville's commitment to building a strong, long-term instructional team.


The University of Louisville Student to Faculty Ratio & Faculty Composition
Good Student to Faculty Ratio. University of Louisville, with 12 students for every instructional faculty member, has more professors per student than the national average, which is 14 students for every one instructor.


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Air Date: October 8, 1967 Written by: Walter Black Directed by: John Rich. Guest Stars: David Canary (Candy Canaday), Barry Sullivan (Dayton Fuller), Brooke Bundy (Mary Elizabeth Fuller), Dabbs Greer (Dawes), Arch Johnson (A.


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Episode #211: Mighty Is The Word. Air Date: November 7, 1965 Written by: Thomas Thompson, Robert L. Goodwin Directed by: William F. Claxton. Guest Stars: Glenn Corbett (Reverend Paul Watson), Sue Randall (Sue Watson), Michael Witney (Cliff Rexford), Julie Gregg (Dolly) The new preacher in Virginia City finds his violent past catching up with him, as the brother of an old victim finds him.


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Episode #270: Second Chance. Air Date: September 17, 1967 Written by: John Hawkins, Paul Schneider Directed by: Leon Benson. Guest Stars: James Gregory (Mulvaney), Bettye Ackerman (Estelle Dawson), Joe De Santis (Isaac Dawson), Douglas Kennedy (Frazier), Jane Zachary (Anna), Ken Drake (Breck), James Beck (Lt. March)


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Air Date: November 14, 1965 Written by: Jo Pagano, Stephen Lord Directed by: Gerd Oswald. Guest Stars: Louise Sorel (Marie), Willard Sage (Wyn), Robert McQueeney (Jeremy), Jean Engstrom (Francine) Joe and Hoss come across a woman who has been abandoned by her wagon train because of her clairvoyant ways.


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Support actor Arthur Space plays Cyrus Hammond, the mercantile owner, with Sheriff Halstead played by support actor Gregg Barton. The judge at the inquest is played by Alexander Campbell, with Asian actor Peter Chong making his second appearance, in this episode as the Chinese elder alongside Philip Ahn.


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Season 7: Episodes #203-210 | #211-218 | #219-227 | #228-235. Episode #211: Mighty Is The Word. The new preacher in Virginia City finds his violent past catching up with him, as the brother of an old victim finds him. Trivia: This was Glenn Corbett's first of two appearances in the series.


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First episode to have a chapter title after the cast credits. Guest Stars: Clay Renton...Jack Lord,...Leta Malvet...Susan Oliver,...Harvey Buford...Edward Platt,...Mrs. Buford...Irene Tedrow,...Dr. Paul Martin...Roy Engel,...Spence...Robert Lieb,...Boyd...Joel Ashley,...Garth...Mark Allen. Trivia: Guest star Jack Lord went to star in Hawaii Five-O, and Susan Oliver is best remembered as Vina, in the classic Star Trek pilot, The Cage, later made into The Menagerie.


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Set during the Civil War years, Bonanza starred Lorne Greene as Ben Cartwright, the patriarchal owner of the Ponderosa, a 1,000-square-mile ranch nestled on the shore of Lake Tahoe, with nearby Virginia City, Nevada.


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He plays the Sheriff, B. Bannerman Brown in this episode. He plays Charlie Trent in the following season's The Mission. Stalwart actors George Mitchell and Ellen Corby also make their first appearances on the series. Mitchell plays Jubal in this episode.


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This was Joe De Santis' third of four appearances on the series. While playing a role with Frank Sinatra on the made-for-TV movie Contract on Cherry Street (1977 - TV), Sinatra remarked to Joe that he should have played the Godfather.. Joe cherished this comment to the end of his days.


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1 First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of frotar. 2  Third-person singular (el, Ã©l, ella also used with) usted present subjunctive form of. 3  Frotar formal-second person (singular) usted imperative form of.  frotar


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Verb [edit]. frote. 1  First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of frotar. 2  Third-person singular (el, Ã©l, ella also used with) usted present subjunctive form of. 3  Frotar formal-second person (singular) usted imperative form of.  frotar


frote
Verb [edit]. frote. 1  First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of frotar. 2  Third-person singular (el, Ã©l, ella also used with) usted present subjunctive form of.  frotar


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frotarâ vtrverbo transitivo: Verbo que requiere de un objeto directo (di la verdad, encontre encontrÃ© una). (moneda rozar). repetidamente rub vtrtransitive: Verb verb taking a direct--object for, Example say.. something


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refregarâ vtrverbo transitivo: Verbo que requiere de un objeto directo (di la verdad, encontre encontrÃ© una). (moneda frotar contra). algo rub vtrtransitive: Verb verb taking a direct--object for, Example say.. something


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While in Portugal Alexandre Frota appeared in the theatrical spectacle Sex Fever. Later he appeared in another TV reality show First Company Primeira Companhia, which took the form of a military barracks and again Jose JosÃ© Castelo branco. participated


Alexandre Frota
Both of these shows were variations on the Big Brother theme. While in Portugal Alexandre Frota appeared in the theatrical spectacle Sex Fever. Later he appeared in another TV reality show First Company Primeira Companhia, which took the form of a military barracks and again Jose JosÃ© Castelo branco. participated


Dow could approach 25,000 by year-end, trader says
The stock market should continue to power higher through the end of the year, with the Dow Jones industrial average potentially nearing 25,000, trader Keith Bliss told CNBC on Friday. The Dow and the S&P 500 both hit record highs Friday after a strong jobs report.


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This statistic presents the development of the Dow Jones Industrial Average index from 1986 to 2016. The 2014 year-end value of Dow Jones Industrial Average index amounted to 17,823.07. Dow Jones Industrial Average index â additional information. Along with the NASDAQ 100 index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is amongst the most well-known and used stock indexes in the world.


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average 2 Minute(INDEXDJX:.DJI) failed to hit 25K, but that still might happen by the end of the year.


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1 Annual development of the Dow Jones Industrial Average index from 1986 to 2016Annual Dow Jones Industrial Average index performance 1986-2016. 2  Monthly development of the Dow Jones Industrial Average index from July 2015 to July 2017Monthly Dow Jones Industrial Average index performance 2015-2017.


Annual Dow Jones Industrial Average index performance 1986-2017
This statistic presents the development of the Dow Jones Industrial Average index from 1986 to 2017. The 2017 year-end value of Dow Jones Industrial Average index amounted to 24,719.22. Dow Jones Industrial Average index â additional information Along with the NASDAQ 100 index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is amongst the most well-known and used stock indexes in the world.


How Will The Dow Jones Industrial Average Close Out 2017?
The averages ended the day with small losses and maintained their near term strength. At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) gave up just 0.15%, the S&P 500 (SPX) fell 0.32%, and the NDX lost 0.5%. Breadth was decidedly negative, 2 to 1, on average volume. ROC(10)âs were mixed, with the DJIA and SPX advancing and the NDX declining.


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Worst days of Dow Jones Industrial Average index from 1897 to 2016 Worst days in the history of Dow Jones Industrial Average index 1897-2016 Other leading U.S. indices The most important statistics


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1 Largest one-day point gains of the Dow Jones Index as of December 2015Largest point gains of the Dow Jones Index 2015. 2  Largest one-day point losses of the Dow Jones Index as of December 2015Largest point losses of the Dow Jones Index 2015.


How Will The Dow Jones Industrial Average Close Out 2017?
The SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF rose $0.82 (+0.33%) in premarket trading Wednesday. Year-to-date, DIA has gained 27.80%, versus a 21.85% rise in the benchmark S&P 500 index during the same period. DIA currently has an ETF Daily News SMART Grade of A (Strong Buy), and is ranked #3 of 80 ETFs in the Large Cap Value ETFs category.


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1 Best years of Dow Jones Industrial Average index from 1897 to 2016Best years in the history of Dow Jones Industrial Average index 1897-2016. 2  Worst years of Dow Jones Industrial Average index from 1897 to 2016Worst years in the history of Dow Jones Industrial Average index 1897-2016.


13 Things You Probably Didnât Know About Mustard
By the thirteenth century, Dijon had emerged as a hub of mustard production, which laid the foundation for the invention of the regionâs signature âDijon mustardâ in 1856.


13 Things You Probably Didnât Know About Mustard
Despite its creamy texture, mustard is fundamentally nothing more than a blend of spices and acidic liquid, none of which have the potential to truly spoil. Refrigeration is advised to keep mustardâs spicy kick from dissipating too quickly, but it isnât strictly necessary.


Mustard (condiment)
The whole, ground, cracked, or bruised mustard seeds are mixed with water, vinegar, lemon juice, wine, or other liquids, salt, and often other flavorings and spices, to create a paste or sauce ranging in color from bright yellow to dark brown. The taste of mustard ranges from sweet to spicy. Commonly paired with meats and cheeses, mustard is added to sandwiches, salads, hamburgers, corn dogs, and hot dogs. It is also used as an ingredient in many dressings, glazes, sauces, soups, and marinades.


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Sometimes we even use it in context, its just simply mustard. I could tell all night when I was out at the bar, this sweet girl who was looking me up and down was ready for the mustard. After working twelve hours today at work, the only thing I could think about was the mustard and 8 hours of sleep.


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First things first: âmustardâ is a plant; âprepared mustardâ is a condiment. Although itâs rarely necessary to specify âpreparedâ mustard when referring to the spicy spread, it only seems fair to acknowledge mustardâs true roots.


13 Things You Probably Didnât Know About Mustard
Mustard may have truly come alive for Americans in the early 20th century when it was introduced to the hot dog, but its history is even longer and spicier than you might have guessed.


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British slang, originating from Pilsley, Derbyshire: A weak expletive which shares both its definition and conventions of use with the word bastard. Originally, mustard was used to refer to a child born out of wedlock, but through a process of semantic broadening, it is now mostly used as a general pejorative term. It can be used both as a noun (see example one) and an adjectival intensifier (see example two). The word bastard is used in precisely the same way. As an antidote to your ignorance, other examples of intensifiers are: fucking, bloody, chuffing, sodding, etc. Example one: My phone's such a mustard; the autocorrect feature has made a fool of me yet again.


How to write an essay?
This is the purpose of your essay. Body Paragraphs Each body paragraph should include 1. A topic sentence (Like a mini-thesis for each paragraph) 2. A statement about what you are trying to say 3.


The Five-Paragraph Essay
It is not the only format for writing an essay, of course, but it is a useful model for you to keep in mind, especially as you begin to develop your composition skills. The following material is adapted from a handout prepared by Harry Livermore for his high school English classes at Cook High School in Adel, Georgia.


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Competition for land and wealth was fierce. The resources of the new lands, such as coffee, spices, minerals, were considered valuable. Each country was eager to gain land because the products of the land could be turned into more wealth, [ as when Cortez conquered the Aztecs and exploited their gold and silver.


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Report Abuse. First, make an outline (this doesn't have to be formal)[and is also optional] but this gives you an idea on what points to write on your essay. The intro either gives your readers a brief idea on what your essay will talk about or catches their attention.


How to write an essay?
Best Answer: Here is an easy way to write an essay (for grade 10-11 level) Intro: 1. a Hook: Grab the readers attention. Try using a quote, a bold statement, or a question. 2.


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When the first countries colonized the New World every other country now wanted to get in on it. However, to make voyages in the first place, knowledge was needed in shipbuilding and navigation. Henry the Navigator bettered the conditions of European states by contributing to navigation, maps, etc.


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He also began a school for navigation. Great effort was now put forth to build more and more ships and for each country to go and colonize for itself. An example of this would be when Spain started some colonies in the New World,â France, England, Holland, etc., started sending explorers and colonizers out. So, the voyages of exploration didn't delay the growth of the national states. The voyages were all a part of the national states.


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Block an Email Address from the Message Window. Start Windows Mail, and click on a message from the sender you want to block. Select the Message menu, and point to Junk Email.. Click Add Sender to Blocked Senders List to block the specific email address used to send the message.Click Add Sender's Domain (@example.com) to Blocked Senders List to block all email addresses from the sender's domain.lick Add Sender to Blocked Senders List to block the specific email address used to send the message. Click Add Sender's Domain (@example.com) to Blocked Senders List to block all email addresses from the sender's domain.


Q: how do I block a sender in hotmail on windows 8
To r emove a name from the Blocked Senders List, in the Blocked Senders tab, click the name you want to remove from the list, and then click Remove. But if you want to do this through your Windows Live Mail, you can follow these steps: a Open your Windows Live Mail. A new dialog box will appear. Click on the Blocked Senders tab. e Click on the email address that you want to add. f Click OK. If you have any issues with Hotmail, post the question in windows live forum Refer link below: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum Hope this helps.


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Block a Sender in Outlook Express. To add an email address to the list of blocked senders in Outlook Express 1  : âºâº Step by Step Screenshot Walkthrough. 2  Highlight a message from the person you want to block.3  Select Message | Block Sender... 4  from the menu.5  Click Yes to have all existing messages from the blocked sender deleted from the current folder.lock a Sender in Outlook Express. To add an email address to the list of blocked senders in Outlook Express 1  : âºâº Step by Step Screenshot Walkthrough. 2  Highlight a message from the person you want to block. 3  Select Message | Block Sender...


How to Block an Email Address or an Entire Domain
1 To add an email address to the Blocked Senders List click Add.... 2  Type in the email address or domain address you would like to block and click OK. 3  When you are finished adding email addresses or domains to your blocked senders list click OK to close the Junk email Options. If you do not see the Tools menu, click Show menu bar from the Menu button. 2  Select the Blocked Senders tab. 3  To add an email address to the Blocked Senders List click Add.... 4  Type in the email address or domain address you would like to block and click OK.


Q: How do I block a particular sender on windows 8 ?
Somewhere in the options for your account there should be a place to block specific email addresses, names, and\or subject lines... Hotmail for instance has a tab for Preventing Junk Mail...here you can select Safe and Blocked Senders and block a specific sender.omewhere in the options for your account there should be a place to block specific email addresses, names, and\or subject lines... Hotmail for instance has a tab for Preventing Junk Mail...here you can select Safe and Blocked Senders and block a specific sender.


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Tips & Warnings. 1  Windows Mail will not block a sender you have already added to the Safe Senders list even if you add it to the Blocked Senders list. 2  To remove an address from the Safe Senders list, select the Message menu, point to Junk Email and then select Junk Email Options..lick Add Sender to Blocked Senders List to block the specific email address used to send the message. Click Add Sender's Domain (@example.com) to Blocked Senders List to block all email addresses from the sender's domain.


Block a mail sender
Right-click a message from the sender you want to block, and then click Junk Block Sender. The blocked person can still send you mail, but if anything from his or her email address makes it to your email account, itâs immediately moved to the Junk Email folder.ight-click a message from the sender you want to block, and then click Junk Block Sender. The blocked person can still send you mail, but if anything from his or her email address makes it to your email account, itâs immediately moved to the Junk Email folder.


Q: how do I block a sender in hotmail on windows 8
You can quickly add a name to the Blocked Senders List by right-clicking the junk e-mail message, and then, on the shortcut menu, pointing to Junk E-mail and clicking Add Sender to Blocked Senders List on the shortcut menu. A new dialog box will appear. Click on the Blocked Senders tab. e Click on the email address that you want to add. f Click OK. If you have any issues with Hotmail, post the question in windows live forum Refer link below: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum Hope this helps.


Spacer Fabrics
Spacer Fabrics. Eastex Spacer Fabrics are a highly breathable neoprene alternative with stretch compression. They consist of two covering fabrics connected with filaments in the middle. We offer a wide variety of thicknesses, allowing a flexibility of applications: from mattress covers to apparel.pacer Fabrics. Eastex Spacer Fabrics are a highly breathable neoprene alternative with stretch compression. They consist of two covering fabrics connected with filaments in the middle. We offer a wide variety of thicknesses, allowing a flexibility of applications: from mattress covers to apparel.


What is Spacer Fabric?
Understanding the creation and production process of Spacer fabric is paramount to understanding what Spacer fabric actually is. Unlike regular, 2D fabrics, Spacer uses two separate fabrics, joined by microfilament yarn, to create a breathable, 3D âmicroclimateâ between layers.Heat and vapor leave the body, moving to this highly permeable layer.nlike regular, 2D fabrics, Spacer uses two separate fabrics, joined by microfilament yarn, to create a breathable, 3D âmicroclimateâ between layers. Heat and vapor leave the body, moving to this highly permeable layer.


D 3 Spacer Fabric
D 3 Spacer Fabric. D3 spacer fabric is an open, 3-dimensional knit combining as many as 3 different fibers, one on each side and one in the center, taking advantage of the best qualities of each fiber.Gehring Tricot has ability to achieve this through warp knit raschel, circular knit, and simplex equipment. 3 Spacer Fabric. D3 spacer fabric is an open, 3-dimensional knit combining as many as 3 different fibers, one on each side and one in the center, taking advantage of the best qualities of each fiber.


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Spacer fabric is not three different fabrics laminated or glued together, instead it is all three fabrics woven together on a Raschel knitting machine. The most important and desirable feature of spacer fabric is that it breathes.pacer fabric is not three different fabrics laminated or glued together, instead it is all three fabrics woven together on a Raschel knitting machine. The most important and desirable feature of spacer fabric is that it breathes.


SPACER FABRICS
SPACER FABRICS. Sextet has become the leader in Spacer Fabrics for intimate apparel. Both plain and jacquard are being used for applications ranging from molded bra cups to sports bras and industrial uses. Spacer knits are double-layered circular knits with a cushion of air and âspring-likeâ yarns between the two sides.This unique fabric class is knit in one continuous operation.oth plain and jacquard are being used for applications ranging from molded bra cups to sports bras and industrial uses. Spacer knits are double-layered circular knits with a cushion of air and âspring-likeâ yarns between the two sides. This unique fabric class is knit in one continuous operation.


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Spacer fabric is a specialized three-dimensional textile that uniquely facilitates air flow, breathability and lightweight shape support.pacer fabric is a specialized three-dimensional textile that uniquely facilitates air flow, breathability and lightweight shape support.


Spacer Knit Fabric
Fairlaneâs spacer knit fabric line includes the finest gauge spacer fabric such as jacquard fabric, pointelle fabric, waffle weave and ricrac fabric.he center portion is a forest of standing monofilament separating and spacing the outer layers which may be plain or fancy. Spacer knit fabrics enjoy great longevity without the deterioration that normally accompanies a laminated product.


XD Spacer the 3D Spacer Fabric from Baltex
Baltex is a leading producer of 3D spacer fabrics. Over the last 10 years we have developed XD Spacer, a range of 3 dimensional knitted spacer fabrics.These are mainly produced on double needle bar warp-knitting machines.Thicknesses vary from 3mm to 20mm. We use both warp-knit and weft-knit technologies and are a leader in this field of textiles.pacer Fabrics are being widely used for the replacement of foam and neoprene products. With the possibility of knitting different fibres on different faces many properties can be achieved. XD Spacer Fabrics are being used in the following key applications: 1  CYCLE HELMETS.