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Click on it. -Locate the file on your computer and upload the file. -Once the document* is uploaded, open the document*. -You should see a blue Share button on the upper right of the screen. Click on it. -In the drop down menu, you should see a publish as a web page option.


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-Locate the file on your computer and upload the file. -Once the document* is uploaded, open the document*. -You should see a blue Share button on the upper right of the screen. Click on it. -In the drop down menu, you should see a publish as a web page option. Click on it.


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1 Upload the flash file to Google page. 2  Google page enables you to upload a flash movie from your local drive. 3  With Google page, click Upload on the right pane to upload the flash file.


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1 Open a presentation. 2  Go to the File menu and select Import slides. 3  Here, select a presentation that's already saved in Google Slides or choose a presentation to upload from your computer. 4  Click Select. 5  Choose which slides in the presentation youâd like to import.


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1 Open a presentation. 2  Go to the File menu and select Import slides. 3  Here, select a presentation that's already saved in Google Slides or choose a presentation to upload from your computer. 4  Click Select.


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Growing Pennyroyal: How To Grow Pennyroyal Herb
By Bonnie L. Grant. Pennyroyal plant is a perennial herb that was once widely used but is not as common today. It has applications as an herbal remedy, culinary uses and as a decorative touch.Growing pennyroyal in the herb or perennial garden will add color with its reddish purple to lilac blooms.There are two plants called pennyroyal.y Bonnie L. Grant. Pennyroyal plant is a perennial herb that was once widely used but is not as common today. It has applications as an herbal remedy, culinary uses and as a decorative touch.


PENNYROYAL
PENNYROYAL Overview Information. Pennyroyal is a plant. The oil and leaves are used to make medicine. Throughout history, both American pennyroyal and European pennyroyal have been used interchangeably as a source of oil.Despite serious safety concerns, pennyroyal is used for colds, pneumonia, and other breathing problems.It is also used for stomach pains, gas, intestinal disorders, and liver and gallbladder problems.Women use it to start or regulate their menstrual periods, or to cause an abortion.espite serious safety concerns, pennyroyal is used for colds, pneumonia, and other breathing problems. It is also used for stomach pains, gas, intestinal disorders, and liver and gallbladder problems.


What You Need to Know About Pennyroyal
Most other pennyroyal incidents involve the use of pennyroyal essential oil (generally used for therapeutic or homeopathic purposes or as an insect repellent), which is so potent that it should be considered a poison.In the interest of safety, never use pennyroyal essential oil for anything, not ever.wo thousand years ago, pennyroyal was the herb used to terminate unwanted pregnancies. Dr. Art Tucker, research professor at Delaware State University and author of The Big Book of Herbs, says that pennyroyal induces abortions by first damaging the mother's liver. Death sometimes follows.


Mentha pulegium
Mentha pulegium, commonly (European) pennyroyal, also called squaw mint, mosquito plant and pudding grass, is a species of flowering plant in the family Lamiaceae native to Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.ennyroyal is a traditional culinary herb, folk remedy, and abortifacient. The essential oil of pennyroyal is used in aromatherapy, and is also high in pulegone, a highly toxic volatile organic compound affecting liver and uterine function.


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Crushed pennyroyal leaves exhibit a very strong fragrance similar to spearmint. Pennyroyal is a traditional culinary herb, folk remedy, and abortifacient. The essential oil of pennyroyal is used in aromatherapy, and is also high in pulegone, a highly toxic volatile organic compound affecting liver and uterine function.ennyroyal is a traditional culinary herb, folk remedy, and abortifacient. The essential oil of pennyroyal is used in aromatherapy, and is also high in pulegone, a highly toxic volatile organic compound affecting liver and uterine function.


What Is Pennyroyal Tea?
Tea made from infused pennyroyal leaves can be used to treat other ailments as well, as long as it is used in moderation. A common use of pennyroyal tea is the treatment of indigestion and digestive problems.The oils in the leaves can stimulate the stomach and digestive juices to help treat a variety of digestive problems. This herbal infusion is also used in the treatment of respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma. common use of pennyroyal tea is the treatment of indigestion and digestive problems. The oils in the leaves can stimulate the stomach and digestive juices to help treat a variety of digestive problems. This herbal infusion is also used in the treatment of respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma.


Pennyroyal
Apart from these uses of pennyroyal, other uses of the herb include its use as a treatment for gallbladder diseases, hepatitis, gout, flatulence, fainting and even minor respiratory infections. The herb is also recommended to strengthen the gums.lthough this herb is native to Europe and the western regions of Asia, pennyroyal has now been naturalized in North and South America. Several species and a wide variety of pennyroyal, such as apple mint, pineapple mint, orange mint, are found across the globe.


What Is Pennyroyal Tea?
10 hilariously insightful foreign words. Pennyroyal tea is an herbal infusion made from the leaves of the pennyroyal plant. Pennyroyal is a low-growing perennial herb in the mint family. The tea infusion is most commonly used as an abortive herb or to bring on a late period. common use of pennyroyal tea is the treatment of indigestion and digestive problems. The oils in the leaves can stimulate the stomach and digestive juices to help treat a variety of digestive problems. This herbal infusion is also used in the treatment of respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma.


"What's Up With ""Al-""?"
(Indeed, the English word alchemy comes from the Arabic term for chemistry combined with the al- prefix.) Sometimes the al- gets smushed in with the rest of the word. A common North African name combines the definite article with akhdar, the Arabic word for green..


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Al-. Al-, Arabic definite article, meaning âthe.â It often prefixes Arabic proper nouns, especially place-names; an example is Al-JazÄ«rah (Arabic: âThe Islandâ), the name of an interfluvial region in Sudan. The article is often used in lowercase form, hence al-JazÄ«rah.


Abu, Ibn, and Bin, Oh My!
Download the MP3 audio version of this story here, or sign up for The Explainer's free daily podcast on iTunes. Last week, the Explainer went over the meaning of al- in Arabic names. Many readers wrote in to ask about the words that appear in names like Hind ibn Sheik, Osama Bin Laden, and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. What's the deal with ibn, bin, and abu? In Arabic names, both ibn and bin can be translated as son of..


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'un' is one of the most common prefixes in English. A suffix is added at the end of a word, and a prefix is added to the beginning. Prefixes can be used to create new words in English. 'Eco-' is a prefix used to mean 'relating to the environment'. The prefixes 'in-', 'im-', 'il-' and 'ir-' all mean 'not'.


"What's Up With ""Al-""?"
Arabic surnames can also combine the definite article with the name of a profession. Sometimes the al- gets smushed in with the rest of the word. The anglicized name Abdul has a similar derivation. It comes from a pair of prefixesâabd, meaning servant of and the definite article al-. A common construction for Arabic names combines abd, al-, and one of the names of God.


"Why do Arabic names be like Abu-XYZ, when ""Abu"" means ""father of""?"
A Kunya (Arabic) is name of adult derived from his or her eldest child. Kunya is expressed by the use of Abu as a honor in place or alongside given name in Arab and Islamic world generally. Kunya is component of Arabic name, a type of dignified glorified nickname. Views Â· View Upvotes.


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More examples. ' 1 un' is one of the most common prefixes in English. 2  A suffix is added at the end of a word, and a prefix is added to the beginning. 3  Prefixes can be used to create new words in English. ' Eco-' is a prefix used to mean 'relating to the 1  environment'. The prefixes 'in-', 'im-', 'il-' and 'ir-' all mean 'not'.


"Why do Arabic names be like Abu-XYZ, when ""Abu"" means ""father of""?"
Answer Wiki. , Arabic is my language... It's a nickname (Kunya (Arabic)), and it's cultural. In Qatar, we would call every child Abu-{father's name}, and some names have default Abu names mostly based on historical islamic leaders. I'm Abu-Khalifa, when I was born it was because it's my father's name...


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Autumn Herb, Fruit & Vegie Planting Guide. The mild weather of Autumn, makes for wonderful vegetable growing conditions in all Temperate (Regional) Zones throughout Australia. Perfect time to plant cabbage and beans. To discover what is suitable in your Temperate Zone continue hereâ¦.


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Spring is a fabulous time for vegetable gardening in all Temperate (Regional) Zones of Australia. Remember not to plant too early if in Southern States, as you may still experience some frost. To discover what is suitable in your Temperate Zone continue hereâ¦.


Yearly Seasonal Gardening Australia Vegetable Garden by Temperate (Regional) Zone
Spring Herb, Fruit & Vegie Planting Guide. Spring is a fabulous time for vegetable gardening in all Temperate (Regional) Zones of Australia. Remember not to plant too early if in Southern States, as you may still experience some frost.


Yearly Seasonal Gardening Australia Vegetable Garden by Temperate (Regional) Zone
The mild weather of Autumn, makes for wonderful vegetable growing conditions in all Temperate (Regional) Zones throughout Australia. Perfect time to plant cabbage and beans. To discover what is suitable in your Temperate Zone continue hereâ¦.


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What to Plant in October: 27 Spring and Summer Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone). We are having a late Spring this year, but today was a truly perfect Spring day.


Yearly Seasonal Gardening Australia Vegetable Garden by Temperate (Regional) Zone
Summer is a hot time in the garden and vegetable plants will require more frequent watering then during other seasons. Remember to water early morning and late afternoon to avoid leaf burn. To discover what is suitable in your Temperate Zone continue hereâ¦.


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1 What to Plant in November: 30 Vegetables and Herbs to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone). 2  What to Plant in December: 25 Summer Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone). 3  What to plant in August around Sydney (temperate zone).


What to Plant in October: 27 Spring and Summer Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone)
What to Plant in October: 27 Spring and Summer Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone). We are having a late Spring this year, but today was a truly perfect Spring day. All the plants in the garden are growing at phenomenal speeds. Donât miss your chance to get in on the action!


What to Plant in October: 27 Spring and Summer Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone)
What to Plant in October: 27 Spring and Summer Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone).


Temperate and Tropical Food-plants
Because temperate and tropical climate zones blend into one another, many of the plants from one part of the world are cultivated in the other, so this is just a rough guide to which plants are found where.


How to Make Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs
If you are planning to make hard boiled eggs for Easter and want to make sure that the eggs are easy to peel, buy your eggs at least a week ahead of time (two weeks even better, they'll keep). If you need easy-to-peel eggs and you have fresh eggs, you might want to try steaming the eggs for 15 minutes.Pour an inch of water into a pot and insert a steamer basket.Bring to a boil. Place the eggs in the steamer basket, cover and steam for 15 minutes (more or less, check!).. Strain out the water from the pan and run cold water over the eggs to cool them quickly and stop them from cooking further. Or, if you are cooking a large batch of eggs, remove them with a slotted spoon to a large bowl of ice water. I find it easiest to peel the eggs under a bit of running water.


Crack the Ends and Blow to Easily Peel Hard-Boiled Eggs
/ Hard-boiled eggs are a great, protein-packed snack, but getting them out of their shells can be messy and cumbersome. Not so much if you use the method Tim Ferriss demonstrates in this video. There are three aspects to the easier egg peel.One is to add baking soda to the water you're boiling the eggs with, which, incidentally, should leave two inches of water over the tops of the eggs.Then, as usual, you quickly cool down the eggs after about 12 minutes of slow boiling, using ice and cold water.Finally, you take the steps Ferriss demonstrates in the video: tap and remove a little shell on each end, then blow through one end to extract the egg through the shell.hen, as usual, you quickly cool down the eggs after about 12 minutes of slow boiling, using ice and cold water. Finally, you take the steps Ferriss demonstrates in the video: tap and remove a little shell on each end, then blow through one end to extract the egg through the shell.


How to Peel an Egg
Boil the eggs. The method you use to boil your eggs can have a significant impact on how easily you'll be able to peel them. Place your eggs in a saucepan and cover with cold water.There should be about two inches of water over the top of the eggs. Add a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda to the water, then bring the pan to a gentle simmer and cook for approximately 12 minutes.. Roll the egg. Place the side of the egg on a counter and roll forward for one revolution with your palm firmly down on the top of the egg. You should place enough pressure on the egg that the shell cracks, forming a web of broken shell.


How To Boil Eggs
Here's how to boil eggs: Place six eggs in a single layer in a 4-qt. stainless steel saucepan; add 5Â½ cups water (or just enough to cover the eggs), and bring to a simmer. Start your timer, maintain water at a bare simmer, and cook to preferred doneness, using the times below as your guide.ere's how to boil eggs: Place six eggs in a single layer in a 4-qt. stainless steel saucepan; add 5Â½ cups water (or just enough to cover the eggs), and bring to a simmer. Start your timer, maintain water at a bare simmer, and cook to preferred doneness, using the times below as your guide.


The Epicurious Blog
How to make perfect hard boiled eggs that are easy to peel. Here's How to Peel a Hard-Boiled Egg in Seconds. Here's how to peel a hard boiled egg in just two seconds-like a boss. Video of the Day: How to peel hard-boiled egg in under 30 seconds.Quickly Peel A Hard-Boiled Egg By Shaking It In A Glass Of Water.ow to make perfect hard boiled eggs that are easy to peel. Here's How to Peel a Hard-Boiled Egg in Seconds. Here's how to peel a hard boiled egg in just two seconds-like a boss. Video of the Day: How to peel hard-boiled egg in under 30 seconds.


How to crack a soft boiled egg?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I've always used a table knife to crack/cut an opening slightly above the middle of the soft boiled egg. Give it a light whack with the knife and then lift off the top. And then use a spoon to scoop it all out.It's especially good on torn pieces of warm buttered toast! have one and use it.....It's a scissor type of thing with a hole just big enough to take the top off an egg...........Hard to describe. Go into any kitchen type shop and ask the clerk for that. It's simple and cheap. However, whacking the top off with a spoon works pretty well too.


How to shell a boiled egg in seconds using a glass of water
No more fiddling about when all you want to do is crack on with breakfast. The kitchen whizz, known as MichahMedia on the site, demonstrates his technique in this 28-second video. It is incredibly simple: first place your boiled egg in a glass, fill receptacle with water, cover with your hand and shake for six seconds.You can then remove the broken shell in one swift move.1  Double-yolk egg boxes launched by M&S.o more fiddling about when all you want to do is crack on with breakfast. The kitchen whizz, known as MichahMedia on the site, demonstrates his technique in this 28-second video. It is incredibly simple: first place your boiled egg in a glass, fill receptacle with water, cover with your hand and shake for six seconds.


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Crack the shell at each end. Once the eggs have cooled, remove them from the water and pat dry with some paper towel. Take an egg and firmly tap each end on a hard surface, such as a counter top, to crack the shell. Do one end, and then the other.. Roll the egg. Place the side of the egg on a counter and roll forward for one revolution with your palm firmly down on the top of the egg. You should place enough pressure on the egg that the shell cracks, forming a web of broken shell.


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Put the large end of the egg into the cup. Holding egg and cup in one hand strike the egg near the small (upper) end with a table knife to break the shell. Then work the knife into the break holding your thumb on the opposing side of the egg, and roll or flip the top off as the knife nears your thumb.ut the large end of the egg into the cup. Holding egg and cup in one hand strike the egg near the small (upper) end with a table knife to break the shell. Then work the knife into the break holding your thumb on the opposing side of the egg, and roll or flip the top off as the knife nears your thumb.


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Peel the egg. Starting at the wide end with the air pocket, begin peeling the egg, using the side of your thumb. You should remove both the shell and the white, filmy membrane, to reveal the smooth, shiny egg white underneath. If the boiled egg has adequately cooked and cooled, the shell should come away easily.. Roll the egg. Place the side of the egg on a counter and roll forward for one revolution with your palm firmly down on the top of the egg. You should place enough pressure on the egg that the shell cracks, forming a web of broken shell.


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Similarly, this kind of protein stress response can occur in other cellular organelles, which is an evolving field of interest. Here, I review recent advances in the alcohol-induced ER stress response as well as discuss new concepts on alcohol-induced mitochondrial, Golgi and lysosomal stress responses and injuries.iomolecules 2015, 5 1107 cell death is only partially reduced in the absence of the transcription of CHOP-regulated pro-apoptotic genes [72]. This suggests a possibility that mitochondria modulate alcohol-induced cell death through a protective role of CHOP during the UPRmt.


What is the Stress Response?
If the situation is judged as being stressful, the HYPOTHALAMUS (at the base of the brain) is activated. The hypothalamus in the brain is in charge of the stress response. When a stress response is triggered, it sends signals to two other structures: the pituitary gland, and the adrenal medulla.These short term responses are produced by The Fight or Flight Response via the Sympathomedullary Pathway (SAM).s a biological and psychological response experienced on encountering a threat that we feel we do not have the resources to deal with. A stressor is the stimulus (or threat) that causes stress, e.g. exam, divorce, death of loved one, moving house, loss of job.


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The lysosome stress response is activated during autophagy to enhance the function of the lysosome by transcriptional induction of lysosome genes including cathepsins. However, many of the molecular mechanisms of organelle autoregulation remain unclear.he lysosome stress response is activated during autophagy to enhance the function of the lysosome by transcriptional induction of lysosome genes including cathepsins. However, many of the molecular mechanisms of organelle autoregulation remain unclear.


Understanding the stress response
Sounding the alarm. The stress response begins in the brain (see illustration). When someone confronts an oncoming car or other danger, the eyes or ears (or both) send the information to the amygdala, an area of the brain that contributes to emotional processing.The amygdala interprets the images and sounds.or example, cortisol increases appetite, so that people will want to eat more to obtain extra energy. It also increases storage of unused nutrients as fat. Fortunately, people can learn techniques to counter the stress response.


What is the Stress Response?
What is the Stress Response. by Saul McLeod published 2010. is a biological and psychological response experienced on encountering a threat that we feel we do not have the resources to deal with. A stressor is the stimulus (or threat) that causes stress, e.g. exam, divorce, death of loved one, moving house, loss of job.s a biological and psychological response experienced on encountering a threat that we feel we do not have the resources to deal with. A stressor is the stimulus (or threat) that causes stress, e.g. exam, divorce, death of loved one, moving house, loss of job.


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In addition to the above morphological changes, there is evidence for alcohol-induced functional and metabolic changes as a consequence of the Golgi stress. Chronic alcohol exposure is shown to affect the ER and Golgi apparatus involved in membrane traffic in neuronal dendrites [ 98 ].his suggests that HSP47 may protect the cell from Golgi stress. Since the Golgi has a cis face and a trans face, it is likely that HSP47 and CREB3-ARF4 pathways regulate the function of the cis-Golgi network, whereas the TFE3 pathway regulates the trans Golgi network.


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Biomolecules 2015, 5 1111 by the Golgi stress, which protects cells from Golgi stress-induced apoptosis [90]. In addition, it is known that acute or chronic alcohol inhibits the ER resident SERCA in human and mouse hepatocytes [55] and in neurons of mouse spinal cord and rat Purkinje [131].iomolecules 2015, 5 1107 cell death is only partially reduced in the absence of the transcription of CHOP-regulated pro-apoptotic genes [72]. This suggests a possibility that mitochondria modulate alcohol-induced cell death through a protective role of CHOP during the UPRmt.


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2. The actual pathways involved with the stress response and the one responsible for cortisol release. 3. The function and importance of cortisol for bodily function. 4. The potential link between cortisol and obesity. 5. The potential link between stress, cortisol, and appetite.. The actual pathways involved with the stress response and the one responsible for cortisol release. 3. The function and importance of cortisol for bodily function. 4. The potential link between cortisol and obesity. 5. The potential link between stress, cortisol, and appetite.


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Cells respond to stress in a variety of ways ranging from activation of pathways that promote survival to eliciting programmed cell death that eliminates damaged cells. The cellâs initial response to a stressful stimulus is geared towards helping the cell to defend against and recover from the insult.igure 3: DNA damage responses and cell death. Upon exposure to ionizing radiation or genotoxins, the damage to DNA is a common initial event. DNA double strand breaks (DSBs) or single strand breaks (SSBs) are considered to be key lesions that initiate activation of the DNA damage response.


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Biomolecules 2015, 5 1108 This suggests that HSP47 may protect the cell from Golgi stress. Since the Golgi has a cis face and a trans face, it is likely that HSP47 and CREB3-ARF4 pathways regulate the function of the cis-Golgi network, whereas the TFE3 pathway regulates the trans Golgi network.iomolecules 2015, 5 1107 cell death is only partially reduced in the absence of the transcription of CHOP-regulated pro-apoptotic genes [72]. This suggests a possibility that mitochondria modulate alcohol-induced cell death through a protective role of CHOP during the UPRmt.


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The Atari company, founded by Nolan Bushnell, the inventor of Pong, had grown to become the largest manufacturer of video games and had been sold to Warner Communications. Sales hit 2 billion dollars in 1982, but they plunged to less than 1 billion in 1983 as the public turned to home computers instead of video games.


When did atari first come out?
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Atari was incorporated in the state of California on June 27th, 1972. Atari 2600 was built in the year 1976. Atari, a term that in the context of the game means a state where a stone or group of stones is imminently in danger of being taken by one's opponent. In Japanese, atari is the nominalized form of ataru, which literally means to target or aim at something.


When did atari first come out?
By November of 1972, the first PONG was completed, and consisted of a black and white television from Walgreens, the special game hardware, and a coin-mech on the side which featured a milk carton inside to catch coins.


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place only the game chip into the console and turn it on to test the game. if there is still no picture, place the chip in backwards and retry. or try this disassemble on the console with a #2 Phillips screwdriver. there should be a silver box.


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By the beginning of July 1984, Tramiel Technologies and Warner Communications became shareholders in each other's companies, and TTL bought Atari. Tramiel got most of Atari's assets for only $240 million in notes, at a reported very low rate of interest.


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The Atari 800. On January 5th 1985 , Jack Tramiel was having one of the most enjoyable days of his life. At Comdex in Las Vegas , he was standing in the Atari exhibit, which had been roped off and covered with cloths. The Atari exhibit was the only part of Comdex that was not yet open on the first day of the show.


Can you build a gaming PC better than the PS4 for $400?
Of course not, that makes as much sense as PS3 games working on a PSOne. Backwards compatability can only do so much. Think about it; if 7800 games would work on your old 2600â¦, why would you need a 7800 in the first place? But in relation to your question, 2600 games are compatible with the 7800 console.


What year was the Atari founded?
The Atari 2600 came out in 1977. Originally known as the VCS or  Video Computer System, it was renamed to it's catalog number  (CX-2600) in 1982.


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Perhaps Apple felt that the Atari ST's were not going to be a enough of a threat to merit a lawsuit.) See Prototypes in the 16/32 Computers menu for information on the 130ST. The Atari 260ST. The Atari 260ST, a 256K version of the Atari 520ST released in the US in full production by the summer of 1985. (User groups, dealers and press received pre-release versions of the Atari 520ST's in April of 1985... some also had RF modulators installed.)


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The Atari Models 400 and 800, which were the company's first models, were excellent graphics computers, but had several problems in competing in the highly competitive home market. The Atari 400 had a plastic membrane keyboard and was overpriced at $600.


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determination and dedication â and that of other union activists â help make our union strong. Much of this Steward Training Manual focuses on processing grievances.


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DUES AND UNION SECURITY As an employee working under UFCW Local 1262 employer contracts you are required as a condition of employment to pay either dues or fees to the Union. This entitles you to participate in development of contract proposals and to vote on Contracts and in local Union elections. GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Your Union Contract provides for an orderly settlement of any problem you may encounter during the course of your employment through an efficient grievance procedure. If you have an on-the-job problem, con- tact your Union Representative or Shop Steward immediately. You can also call the Union office when a problem or question arises (from NJ â 1-800-562-6913/from NY 1-800-526-7814). If you are discharged and want to file a grievance or appeal with your employer, you must contact your Union Representative immediately as the Union must notify the


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The steward has a special relationship to the rank and file member. Many members do not attend Union meetings and are not familiar with their local, state, or national Union officers. The steward is the one person who interacts with the member, on a daily basis. Usually, if the member has a high opinion of the steward and feels that the steward represents the interests of the workers, will feel the same way about he/she the Union.


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Shop stewards must lead the way in organizing our coâworkers to attend informational pickets and picnics, union meetings and visits to congressional representatives. Stewards also must help sign up nonâmembers to join the union. And stewards must mobilize union members to engage the public in our fight to preserve our treasured


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The Union Of Attractions, Custodial And Vacation Planning Cast Members At Walt Disney World And Food Service Workers in Central Florida. Staff Directory; Leadership Team; WDW Shop Stewards; UNITE HERE Local 362 1255 LaQuinta Drive, Suite 212, Orlando, FL32809 Telephone: (407) 851-0626 or (800) 468-0626 Fax: (407) 851-6607


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The average union steward salary in the United States is $79,621 or an equivalent hourly rate of $38. Salary estimates based on salary survey data collected directly from employers and anonymous employees in the United States


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HOLIDAYS HOLIDAY PAY Your union Contract provides for a liberal amount of paid holidays. See Article 8 for details. HOTLINE INFORMATION UPDATES Local 1262 hosts an Informational Hotline â toll-free at 1-888-GET-1262 or on the web at www.ufcw1262.org â to provide our members with late-breaking news and updates, 24/7. JURY DUTY PAY


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An entry level union steward (1-3 years of experience) earns an average salary of $56,457. On the other end, a senior level union steward (8+ years of experience) earns an average salary of $98,577.


$57,980  (USD)
The average union steward salary in United States is $79,621 or an equivalent hourly rate of $38. In addition, they earn an average bonus of $3,113. Salary estimates based on salary survey data collected directly from employers and anonymous employees in United States.


General Chemistry/Print version
When there are no polar bonds in a molecule, there is no permanent charge difference between one part of the molecule and another, and the molecule is nonpolar. For example, the Cl2 molecule has no polar bonds because the electron charge is identical on both atoms.It is therefore a nonpolar molecule.None of the bonds in hydrocarbon molecules, such as hexane, C6H14, are significantly polar, so hydrocarbons are nonpolar molecular substances. A molecule can possess polar bonds and still be nonpolar.t is therefore a nonpolar molecule. None of the bonds in hydrocarbon molecules, such as hexane, C6H14, are significantly polar, so hydrocarbons are nonpolar molecular substances. A molecule can possess polar bonds and still be nonpolar.


Lewis Dot Diagram Structure For SiCl4, Molecular Geometry, Bond Angle, Hybridization, Polar/Nonpolar
This video shows you how to draw the lewis dot diagram structure for SiCl4 - Silicon Tetrachloride. It also provides info on the molecular geometry, bond angle, and hybridization of SiCl4.The video also tells you if SiCl4 is polar or nonpolar.1  Education.2  Standard YouTube License.his video shows you how to draw the lewis dot diagram structure for SiCl4 - Silicon Tetrachloride. It also provides info on the molecular geometry, bond angle, and hybridization of SiCl4.


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SiCl4 or silicon tetrachloride is a non-polar molecule. It is used  in a variety of ways, but mainly in the production of very pure  silicon. non-polar compound occurs when there is an equal sharing of electrons between two different atoms. Examples of household non-polar compounds include fats, oil and petrol/gasoline.


Chemical polarity
They may be classified as polar and non-polar. A non-polar compound occurs when there is an equal sharing of electrons between two different atoms. Examples of household non-polar compounds include fats, oil and petrol/gasoline.Therefore (per the oil and water rule of thumb), most non-polar molecules are water insoluble (hydrophobic) at room temperature. non-polar compound occurs when there is an equal sharing of electrons between two different atoms. Examples of household non-polar compounds include fats, oil and petrol/gasoline.


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Step 2: Identify each bond as either polar or nonpolar. (If the difference in electronegativity for the atoms in a bond is greater than 0.4, we consider the bond polar. If the difference in electronegativity is less than 0.4, the bond is essentially nonpolar.). If there are no polar bonds, the molecule is nonpolar.t is therefore a nonpolar molecule. None of the bonds in hydrocarbon molecules, such as hexane, C6H14, are significantly polar, so hydrocarbons are nonpolar molecular substances. A molecule can possess polar bonds and still be nonpolar.


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(If the difference in electronegativity for the atoms in a bond is greater than 0.4, we consider the bond polar. If the difference in electronegativity is less than 0.4, the bond is essentially nonpolar.) If there are no polar bonds, the molecule is nonpolar.t is therefore a nonpolar molecule. None of the bonds in hydrocarbon molecules, such as hexane, C6H14, are significantly polar, so hydrocarbons are nonpolar molecular substances. A molecule can possess polar bonds and still be nonpolar.


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Answer 1: You can drink too much water, but it's difficult to do. A healthy person's kidneys usually remove excess water from the blood pretty quickly. A healthy intake for a woman is about 2.7 liters (91 ounces)per day, with about a fifth of that coming from food.You can usually drink more than that without any real problems other than the need to visit the rest room. If you drink water frequently throughout the day,your body will just make more dilute urine.es, you can drink too much water. It will mess with the electrolytes in your blood and make your body less likely to work properly. This is similar to when you are dehydrated which is why you drink electrolyte fluid(Gatorade, etc) to replace electrolytes lost through sweating.


Is it ok to drink 1 litre of water at once ?
Report Abuse. 4 liters of water a day is fine, I drink 4 liters every day. What I do is take a jug and fill it with water every morning, and take small sips throughout the day.I usually carry water in a smaller bottle with me if I'm going somewhere.f you are a relatively healthy adult, who is fairly sedentary, your kidneys should be able to process about 1 liter (4 cups/1quart) of water an hour. If you excercise and sweat you can drink more, but the amount you drink should be about equal to the amount you lose.


Drinking Water to Lose Weight?
Drink lots of water, at least 2 litres a day-it's important to keep your body properly hydrated if you expect it to work properly. That way it will cope with the other changes you are making so much better.. WLR member Stella (lost 5 stone 8lbs).rink lots of water, at least 2 litres a day-it's important to keep your body properly hydrated if you expect it to work properly. That way it will cope with the other changes you are making so much better.. WLR member Stella (lost 5 stone 8lbs).


How much water should be consumed every day and can you drink too much?
Yes, you can drink too much water. It will mess with the electrolytes in your blood and make your body less likely to work properly. This is similar to when you are dehydrated which is why you drink electrolyte fluid(Gatorade, etc) to replace electrolytes lost through sweating.es, you can drink too much water. It will mess with the electrolytes in your blood and make your body less likely to work properly. This is similar to when you are dehydrated which is why you drink electrolyte fluid(Gatorade, etc) to replace electrolytes lost through sweating.


Why is too much water dangerous?
If you drink too much water it lowers the concentration of salt in your blood so that it is lower than the concentration of salt in cells, says Professor Robert Forrest, a consultant in clinical chemistry and forensic toxicology at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield.f you are going to the toilet more than once every two hours or so that might be too much, especially if your urine is clear, she says, but adds that drinking too much water is unusual. Below is a selection of your comments.


Fact Buster
Eight glasses a day? We've been told we need to drink at least eight glasses of water a day, but Taylor says there's no scientific evidence to support this. Health professionals agree men's bodies need around 2.6 litres and women's around 2.1 litres of water a day (pretty much eight glasses a day).But it turns out you get some of this from other drinks and food, Taylor says. Approximately four glasses of water, or a litre a day, is obtained from the food that we eat.ight glasses a day? We've been told we need to drink at least eight glasses of water a day, but Taylor says there's no scientific evidence to support this. Health professionals agree men's bodies need around 2.6 litres and women's around 2.1 litres of water a day (pretty much eight glasses a day).


Are you an aquaholic? Doctors are always advising us to drink more water but in fact drinking too much can be even worse...
Doctors are always advising us to drink more water but in fact drinking too much can be even worse... 1  We've been told it can boost concentration and keep headaches at bay. 2  But, experts are now questioning the health benefits of drinking water. 3  It's suggested that the recommended one to two litres a day is too much.octors are always advising us to drink more water but in fact drinking too much can be even worse... 1  We've been told it can boost concentration and keep headaches at bay. 2  But, experts are now questioning the health benefits of drinking water. 3  It's suggested that the recommended one to two litres a day is too much.


Drinking three litres of water a day took TEN YEARS off my face: Sarah, 42, was hoping to solve her headaches and poor digestion... just look what else happened
You might think I'd have little in common with a camel, but we do share one useful skill: both of us can go for a very long time without water. Usually I start my day with a cup of tea, then I might have a glass of water with my lunch and one with dinner-that's about a litre of liquid in 24 hours.It feels like plenty, but apparently it's not nearly enough.angover headaches result from dehydration: the body's organs try to make up for a lack of water by stealing it from the brain, as a result of which it actually shrinks. Headaches result from the pulling on the membranes that connect your brain to your skull. Ouch. Luckily, I escape all this and wake up hangover-free.


why does chocolate give you pimples?
I drink at least 4 litres of water a day, and that seems to hold me pretty well. Hard to drink when the water is hot from being in the vehicle in summer, but I still drink it. Seems to work. No alcohol for 48 hours before or after working, so I don't get to drink alcohol for years at a time.ight glasses a day? We've been told we need to drink at least eight glasses of water a day, but Taylor says there's no scientific evidence to support this. Health professionals agree men's bodies need around 2.6 litres and women's around 2.1 litres of water a day (pretty much eight glasses a day).


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Is it even possible to drink 2 litres of water a day.? Is it true you should drink at least 2 litres of water a day? I'm an hourglass shape 5'8 and my bra size is 12 F. I want to flatten and tone my stomach up and tone my thighs up.s it even possible to drink 2 litres of water a day.? Is it true you should drink at least 2 litres of water a day? I'm an hourglass shape 5'8 and my bra size is 12 F. I want to flatten and tone my stomach up and tone my thighs up.


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D.Cancer risk decreases when a person is exposed to mutagens because the risk of DNA mutations increases considerably. Cancer risk increases when a person is exposed to mutagens because the risk of DNA mutations increases as well.. - accurately describes the relationship between cancer risk and exposure to mutagens. Log in to see link for more information.


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In genetics, a mutagen is a physical or chemical agent that changes the genetic material, usually DNA, of an organism and thus increases the frequency of mutations above the natural background level.


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DNA is the chemical found in the nucleus of cells that makes up chromosomes. It is. important to all cells, and to all organisms, because: 1. it is responsible for passing genetic information to new cells during the process of cell.


What exactly is the difference between a mutagen and a carcinogen?
They can affect the transcription and replication of the DNA, which in severe cases can lead to cell death. The mutagen produces mutations in the DNA, and deleterious mutation can result in aberrant, impaired or loss of function for a particular gene, and accumulation of mutations may lead to cancer. Mutagens may therefore be also carcinogens.


Mutagen
Mutagens may be of physical, chemical or biological origin. They may act directly on the DNA, causing direct damage to the DNA, and most often result in replication error. Some however may act on the replication mechanism and chromosomal partition.


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A mutation is a permanent change in the DNA. A mutation can arise spontaneously. without apparent cause, or in response to radiation, ultraviolet light, certain chemicals, or. viruses. Some mutations involve the substitution of one base pair for another, for example. inserting a G-C where there should be a T-A pair.


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Which accurately describes the relationship between cancer risk and exposure to mutagens? A.Cancer risk decreases when a person is exposed to mutagens because the risk of DNA mutation decreases as well. B.Cancer risk increases when a person is exposed to mutagens because the risk of DNA mutations increases as well.


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This may be because treatment. is difficult, there may be no cure, and the disease seems to strike without warning. Cancer is. a malfunction in the process of cell division, and older individuals tend to be afflicted. One-. half million Americans die each year from cancer of one sort or another.


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To investigate the interrelationships between DNA, mutation, and cancer, and to evaluate. these interrelationships within the context of radiation and radon. PROCEDURE. Examine the illustrations, complete the analysis, and answer the questions below.


How to Check an Alternator
When you read the voltmeter this time, the voltage should go up to at least 13. If varying the RPMs causes the voltage to fluctuate between 13 and 14.5 volts, your alternator is in good shape; if, on the other hand, the voltage remains the same or decreases, your alternator isnât working properly. Repeat the process with the lights, radio, and AC on.


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Today I replaced my car alternator with a new one. I then checked the voltage when the car was idle and it was 13.5 volts and when I turned on the AC and radio it was 13.4 volts. I read on the internet that the volts should be 14.2 when idle.


How Alternators Work
Three-phase alternators have three sets of windings; they're more efficient than a single-phase alternator, which produce a single-phase AC current. When working properly, the three windings produce three currents that make up the three phases. Adding all three together produces the total AC output of the stator.


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Much less than 14.2 at a fast idle is bad wiring, bad alternator or regulator, or a bad connection or fuse link. When running at a normal slow cruising engine RPM, the voltage across the battery terminals should stay over 14.3 volts even with full load, like lights, heater blower, and everything else, running.


How Alternators Work
But car batteries can't use AC power since they produce DC power. As a result, the alternator's power output is fed through diodes, which convert the AC power to DC power. The rotor and the stator are the two components that generate power.


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How much voltage does an Isuzu trooper Alternator produce? Alternators should produce around 14 volts. I say around because this can vary with temperature, engine speed and the age of the alternator. If you think yours is kicking out â¦too much it's probably the voltage regulator. If you think its not enough it could be the brushes.


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The voltage regulator limits the maximum voltage in the electrical system. In the compressed air system the pressure regulator limits the maximum pressure. The voltage regulator will also cause the alternator to produce more output, when voltage (pressure) at the electrical system is low. And in the compressed air system, the pressure switch will turn on the compressor when system pressure gets low. Lights, ignition, and accessories use power from the electrical system.


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To charge the battery, the alternator voltage output has to exceed a minimum charging voltage. This minimum charging voltage is 13.8 volts dc across the battery terminals, or at the output of the alternator. A single lead-acid cell starts to charge at anything over 2.25 volts. Since a 12 volt battery has six cells, any 12 volt lead-acid battery needs at least 13.8 volts to start to charge.


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Hershey's Chocolate World. Hersheyâs Chocolate World is the name of eight visitor centers which started in Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States. Another installation opened on June 3, 2014 to New York-New York Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas Strip, Nevada, United States.


Hershey's Chocolate World
The first Hershey's Chocolate World is located off of Hersheypark Drive, in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and is in an entertainment complex which also includes Hersheypark, Hersheypark Stadium, Hersheypark Arena, Hershey Museum, and Giant Center.


Why does chocolate build up a static electric charge when it changes from liquid to solid?
Answer Wiki. I am not certain you are attributing the charge to the right process. You can predict how charge will transfer from one body to another by their relative position in the so-called triboelectric series. I could not find chocolate per se, but chocolate contains a lot of fat, and oily things are at the more positive end of the scale. Plastics likely to be used in packaging are at the other end, more likely to pick up negative charge.


A West End âCharlie and the Chocolate Factoryâ Musical
But the Warner Brothers executives, who have heard these suggestions, wonât go there. âWe want the musical to be a companion piece to the other âChocolate Factoryâ properties, not a souvenir, so using more songs from the first movie is not part of our plan,â Mr. Kaufman said.


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1 Fenzer Black USB Data Sync Charger Cable for LG ux260 Scoop ux380 Wave ux565 vx5400 vx8350 vx8500 vx8550 Chocolate 2 vx8600 vx8700 vx8800 Venus vx9400 vx9900 enV vx10000 Voyager. 2  LG G4 Adaptive Fast Charger Micro USB 2.0 Cable Kit! True Digital Adaptive Fast Charging uses dual voltages for up to 50% faster charging!


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See all results for lg chocolate charger. 1  Generic Wall Charger for LG VX8500. 2  LG OEM Original USB Home Charger with USB Data Cable (SGDY0014303) for LG Swift AX500, Incite CT810, Rhythm AX585... by LG. 3  OEM LG CHOCOLATE VX8500 VX8600 TRAVEL HOME WALL CHARGER.  LG Chocolate Car Charger (Chocolate vx8500 / Chocolate vx8550) by LG. $2.32(3 used & new offers) 2.8 out of 5 stars 7. Product Features. Not compatible with Chocolate 3 vx8560 Portable Premium Car Charger.


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Adult Coloration: 1  The dorsal background is dark grey to dark brown. 2  Four longitudinal rows of small black spots may be present. 3  The chin and ventrals are white. 4  Labial scales are white and may have dark mottling.


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Eastern Hog-nosed Snake; Eastern Milksnake; Northern Watersnake; Northern Rough Greensnake; Smooth Greensnake; Eastern Ratsnake; Queensnake; Northern Brownsnake; Northern Red-bellied Snake; Shorthead Gartersnake; Ribbon Snakes; Eastern Gartersnake; Eastern Smooth Earthsnake; Mountain Earthsnake; Northern Copperhead; Timber Rattlesnake; Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake; Turtles. Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle


Virginia valeriae
These subspecies have been considered full species. 1  Virginia valeriae elegans Kennicott, 1859 â western earth snake, dorsal scales in 17 rows, southern Indiana through western Kentucky and Tennessee to the Gulf of Mexico, westward to eastern Kansas and central Texas.


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Ribbon Snakes; Eastern Gartersnake; Eastern Smooth Earthsnake; Mountain Earthsnake; Northern Copperhead; Timber Rattlesnake; Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake; Turtles. Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle; Midland Smooth Softshell Turtle; Snapping Turtle; Midland Painted Turtle; Eastern Painted Turtle; Spotted Turtle; Wood Turtle; Bog Turtle; Blandingâs Turtle; Northern Map Turtle; Eastern Mud Turtle


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Northern Red-bellied Snake; Shorthead Gartersnake; Ribbon Snakes; Eastern Gartersnake; Eastern Smooth Earthsnake; Mountain Earthsnake; Northern Copperhead; Timber Rattlesnake; Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake; Turtles. Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle; Midland Smooth Softshell Turtle; Snapping Turtle; Midland Painted Turtle; Eastern Painted Turtle; Spotted Turtle; Wood Turtle; Bog Turtle; Blandingâs Turtle


Virginia valeriae
The smooth earth snake eats primarily earthworms and other soft-bodied arthropods. Behavior Given their lack of sufficient defense mechanisms against larger animals, earth snakes are generally not aggressive towards humans and are harmless if encountered.


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Scale Count: 15 (17) scale rows at midbody. 15 scale rows at anterior. 17 scale rows near the tail. 107-134 ventral scales. 22-45 subcaudals scales | 2 rows of subcaudals. 2 nasal scales. 1 long horizonal loreal scale.


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Smooth Greensnake; Eastern Ratsnake; Queensnake; Northern Brownsnake; Northern Red-bellied Snake; Shorthead Gartersnake; Ribbon Snakes; Eastern Gartersnake; Eastern Smooth Earthsnake; Mountain Earthsnake; Northern Copperhead; Timber Rattlesnake; Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake; Turtles. Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle; Midland Smooth Softshell Turtle; Snapping Turtle; Midland Painted Turtle


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Scientific Name: Virginia valeriae valeriae. Size: 7 - 13 inches (18 - 33 cm) Status: Species of special concern. Habitat: Deciduous forest, open hardwood forest, wood/field borders.


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Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake; Turtles. Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle; Midland Smooth Softshell Turtle; Snapping Turtle; Midland Painted Turtle; Eastern Painted Turtle; Spotted Turtle; Wood Turtle; Bog Turtle; Blandingâs Turtle; Northern Map Turtle; Eastern Mud Turtle; Northern Redbelly Cooter; Eastern Box Turtle; Eastern Musk Turtle; Lizards. Northern Coal Skink; Common Five-lined Skink; Broadhead Skink


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Meet the Semifinalists for 2017 Gwinnett County Teacher of the Year! Gwinnett County Public Schools congratulates the district's top 25 teachers, semifinalists for the county's 2017 Teacher of the Year (TOTY) competition. Front Row: Karen A. Phillips, Alma E. Tallaksen, Tina Lee, Berkley Fain, Lesley Longino Hill, and Dr. Bernadette Butler Scruggs.


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NOTICE OF FILING OF CREDITOR MATRIX. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above-captioned debtors and debtors in. possession have today filed the attached Creditor Matrix with the United States Bankruptcy. Court for the District of Delaware, 824 North Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801. 1 The Debtors in these cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtorâs federal tax identification. number, are: Corinthian Colleges, Inc. (7312), Corinthian Schools, Inc. (0525), Rhodes Colleges, Inc.


List of people from New Jersey
The following is a list of notable people from the U.S. state of New Jersey. This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.


Krista Allen
Krista Allen. Not to be confused with Christa B. Allen. Krista Allen is an American comedian and actress. She is best known for her work in the television series Days of Our Lives and Baywatch Hawaii and in the Hollywood film The Final Destination.


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Danny's career with the Gwinnett County District Attorney's office began in September 1981, immediately upon graduation from the University of Georgia School of Law. He served as a Trial Assistant for three years and was then promoted to Senior Assistant District Attorney.


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Brunswick County Queries #3. The queries on this page are not included in the Index; however, you should be able to use the FIND feature of your Internet Browser to quickly find a SURNAME. Usually this feature is found under the heading Edit on your browser tool bar. You can also view the most recent postings HERE.


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Rich is a Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney in the Gwinnett District Attorney's Office. Rich graduated from the University of West Georgia in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and from Mercer University School of Law in 1997 with his Juris Doctorate.


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Lisa Jones is a Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney in the Gwinnett District Attorney's Office. She graduated from the University of Kansas in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and from the University of Kansas School of Law in 1993 with her Juris Doctorate.


Lisa Brenton
Experience. 1  Director Relationship ManagementGolden Rule Insurance. As Director of Relationship Management I was responsible for bringing in new customers, working with our offshore team to insure that all service metrics were consistently met or exceeded, provided suggestions for process reengineering to improve productivity, efficiency and quality.


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Oats are typically eaten by humans as oatmeal or rolled oats, while wheat is a raw product that is used to make flours for baking cakes and pastries. 2. Wheat can also be used in construction, harnessing fuels, and for making beer or other similar alcoholic beverages. 3.


Difference between Oat and Wheat
1 Oat Groats/Scottish Oats/Steel Cut Oats: These oats are closest to the whole grain oats. 2  The oats groats are cut into small pieces with steel blades and packaged. 3  Oat Bran: Oat bran is similar to wheat bran that is separated from the oats and packaged and sold separately.


Difference Between Oat and Wheat
Oats are typically eaten by humans as oatmeal or rolled oats, while wheat is a raw product that is used to make flours for baking cakes and pastries. 2. Wheat can also be used in construction, harnessing fuels, and for making beer or other similar alcoholic beverages.


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The difference between porridge and oats mainly stems from the ingredients used to make them. All infants, when they are weaned from motherâs milk are given food first in a semi-solid or semi-liquid form, and it is referred to as porridge.


Difference Between Porridge and Oats
Porridge vs Oats. The difference between porridge and oats mainly stems from the ingredients used to make them. All infants, when they are weaned from motherâs milk are given food first in a semi-solid or semi-liquid form, and it is referred to as porridge. Porridge is a generic name.


The Difference Between Whole Grain, Whole Oats and Whole Wheat
Whole oat products include whole grain oat groats, steel cut oats and thick oats. Whole Wheat. Whole wheat is the wheat form of a whole grain. The reason why whole wheat is better than processed wheat is because whole wheat contains more nutrients and vitamins than refined and processed wheat.


Difference between Oatmeal and Cream of Wheat
Oatmeal refers to ground/crushed/cut oats, or to oatmeal porridge (oatmeal cooked in milk or water). Two of the most widely-eaten forms of oatmeal are steel-cut oats and rolled oats. When the oat kernels (commonly called the groats) are chopped, the oats are called steel-cut.


Difference Between Porridge and Oats
As you can see, the main difference between porridge and oats or oatmeal is the grain that is used to making the dish. If you use only oats to make the dish, that porridge is known as oatmeal.


Kindle now available at Walmart
When the Kindle first debuted back in 2009, it had a list price of $350. Back then, people were more than willing to pay that price for such a novel device. Then along came the iPad, which, frankly, made the monochrome e-reader look kind of lame.


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How Much Does A Kindle Fire Cost At Walmart
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Kindle now available at Walmart
All the Kindle could do was substitute as a book, whereas the iPad and other high-tech tablets could do that and a mess of other things, in bright, beautiful color. Since 2009 weâve watched the price of the Kindle drop, coming down to $139 for the WiFi only version. The most recent price drop we saw from the Kindle was the addition of Kindle with Special Offers. This version, at only $114, is exactly the same as a normal Kindle but has sponsored screensavers and ads that play during navigation.


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How much is a kindle fire at target and walmart currently?
How much is a kindle fire at target and walmart currently? The KGB Agent answer: Target and Walmart do not sell any of the Kindle Fire tablets. They stopped selling them last September 2012. However, they do sell Kindle Fire accessories, such as cases, screen protectors, and chargers. Kindle Fires are mainly sold through the Amazon.com website. You can purchase one for $159. The Kindle Fire HD's start at $199 at Amazon.com. Best Buy, Staples, and Office Depot are the only retails store that currently sell the Kindle Fire. They are being sold for  $159.99 at Best Buy. The Kindle Fire dominated the holiday sales on Amazon.com.


Kindle now available at Walmart
Terms of use. Amazon announced today that it will now be selling its e-reader at more than 3,200 Walmart stores across the country. As we saw back in March, a price forecast showed that by November 2011, the Kindle would be basically free if its price continued to fall at the current rate.


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Kindle now available at Walmart. By Jennifer Bergen 05.04.2011 :: 9:25PM EDT 05.04.2011. This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page.


How much is a kindle fire at target and walmart currently?
However, they do sell Kindle Fire accessories, such as cases, screen protectors, and chargers. Kindle Fires are mainly sold through the Amazon.com website. You can purchase one for $159. The Kindle Fire HD's start at $199 at Amazon.com. Best Buy, Staples, and Office Depot are the only retails store that currently sell the Kindle Fire. They are being sold for $159.99 at Best Buy. The Kindle Fire dominated the holiday sales on Amazon.com.


Why do the outer planets have more moons than the inner planets?
Making the world better, one answer at a time. because the planets are bigger and catch the sattelites as they are moving by. the inner planets are smallet and have less gravity, therefore not getting as much to catch some of the heavier sattelites. they are also the last planets to try and get them.


An Explanation of Why Some Planets Have More Moons Than Others Do
And I was going to explain why some planets have more moons than others do. Some of it is just a feature of where the planets are located at and how they form. Most planets form when the little chunks of rock in the solar system started to come together and form larger and larger planets.


Why do Jupiter and Saturn have more satellites (moons) than the sun has (planets)?
Sandhya Ramesh is 100% correct here - Planets have a more rigorous definition than moons do. If we considered everything that orbited the sun to be a planet, then the sun would have thousands in the asteroid belt alone. But we donât - those are called asteroids.


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Why do Jupiter and Saturn have more satellites (moons) than the sun has (planets)? Reading about the 60+ moons in each case (e.g., see here Which has more moons, Saturn or Jupiter?) I looked elsewhere online to find why these two planets each had so many moons.


Why do the outer planets have more moons than the inner planets?
Do inner planets or outer planets have more moons? The outer 4 planets have many more moons than the 4 inner ones. (Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Earth only have a total of three, whereas Jupiter and Saturn have more than 60 each.â¦) The outer planets of our solar system (the 4 gas giants) are much larger than the inner planets.


Solar System Guide
In Planetary Science. The outer 4 planets have many more moons than the 4 inner ones. (Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Earth only have a total of three, whereas Jupiter and Saturn have more than 60 each.â¦) The outer planets of our solar system (the 4 gas giants) are much larger than the inner planets.


Moons of Saturn, Uranus, & Neptune Moons of Saturn, Uranus, & Neptune
Ganymede: Largest moon in the solar system. Callisto: The outermost Galilean moon. Moons of Saturn, Uranus, & Neptune The moons of Saturn, Uranus and Neptune range in size, though most are small compared to Jupiter's moons. Titan, the largest in this group, has an atmosphere and liquid lakes.


An Explanation of Why Some Planets Have More Moons Than Others Do
And that's what formed our moon. Why some planets have many moons is basically because of their size. The planets in our solar system that have more moons are the large planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. They're so big that they can collect a lot of moon. If comets swing by them, they can sometimes absorb comets, they can grab asteroids.


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Why do the outer planets of Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus have more moons than the inner, terrestrial planets of Mercury, Venus, and Ea... Sandhya Ramesh, Science writer focussing on astronomy and planetary science. Views Â· Most Viewed Writer in.


An Explanation of Why Some Planets Have More Moons Than Others Do
Geography has a lot to do with why some planets have more moons than others. Get an explanation of why some planets have more moons than others with help from the manager, lecturer and program planner at the Taylor Planetarium at the World renown Museum of the Rockies in this free video clip.


Vitamins that Help Your Liver
Vitamins that Help Your Liver (3/10) Your liver is one of your body's most metabolically active organs, meaning its energy demands are high. The liver, brain, kidneys and heart together account for about 5 percent of your body weight. To keep you liver functioning efficiently, it needs a good supply of B-complex vitamins to assist it with the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Chicken liver is a good source of vitamin B-12.


What Vitamin Is Good for Kidneys?
The main functions of your kidneys are to remove wastes and toxins from your blood, expel excess water from your body, balance your fluid and mineral levels, regulate your blood pressure and increase red blood cell production.


What Vitamin Is Good for Kidneys?
Vitamin E is an antioxidant that strengthens your immune system and protects your kidneys from toxins and infections that can interfere with the health of your kidneys.


Vitamins that Help Your Liver
Vitamins that Help Your Liver (2/10) Flavor your foods with plenty of onions and garlic, which contain cysteine, an amino acid your liver uses to produce a powerful antioxidant called glutathione.


What Vitamin Is Good for Kidneys?
Vitamin C also hydrates your body, supports kidney health, detoxifies your kidneys, eliminates harmful toxins from your body that can damage your kidneys, dissolves kidney stones, increases your bodyâs production of red blood cells, and lowers your risk of kidney stones and kidney disease.


Vitamins that Help Your Liver
Vitamins that Help Your Liver (8/10) Your liver stores all of the fat-soluble vitamins, including vitamin A. The amount of vitamin A in your liver rises and falls according to how much vitamin A you obtain in your diet or through supplements.


What Vitamin Is Good for Kidneys?
Vitamin A also promotes kidney health, aids in cellular growth, and lowers your risk of kidney stones and kidney diseases. Foods rich in vitamin A include carrot juice, spinach, tomato juice, instant oatmeal, vegetable soup, papayas, apricots, sweet red peppers, liver, milk and cheddar cheese.


Liver Detoxification -- Fact or Fad?
Poisons are also broken down by the kidney, eliminated in the urine and feces, or exhaled. Drinking six to eight glasses of water daily; eating lots of fresh fruits, veggies, and whole grains; and avoiding tobacco smoke and other fumes can all help keep your body in top working order. So can cutting back on fried foods, animal fats, sugar, and caffeine.


Apprentice Electrician  Salary
Learn about cost of living by city Â». For Journeyman Plumbers, busy Seattle offers a higher-than-average pay rate, 32 percent above the national average. Journeyman Plumbers will also find cushy salaries in Baltimore (+15 percent), Dallas (+15 percent), Denver (+14 percent), and Boston (+10 percent).


Recruiter.com helps construction professionals find better paying jobs across all specialties and locations.
Electricians will usually earn an average salary of Fifty One Thousand Seven Hundred dollars on an annual basis. Electricians can obtain the highest pay in Alaska, where they can receive pay levels, on average, of close to $67480. Employees in this career have the highest salaries in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, where they can receive an average pay rate of $65700.


Probation Officer  Salary
Journeyman Plumbers in Little Rock report much lower salaries than the rest of the country â 24 percent below the national average â proving that residence is a major factor in overall pay. Employers also pay below the national average in San Antonio (23 percent lower) and Birmingham (22 percent lower).


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Of the journeyman plumbers reporting their wages to PayScale.com, many report receiving bonuses, commissions and profit sharing. Average bonuses range from $402.99 to $1,155 per year. Average commissions range from $1,233 to $38,931 per year. Average profit sharing ranges from $750 to $4,750 per year.


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Many of journeyman plumbers earn hourly wages and because the job of a plumber often requires responding to emergencies during non-working hours, many earn overtime wages for working over 40 hours per week. The average hourly rate ranges from $17.35 to $26.29 per hour, corresponding to $36,088 to $54,683 per year.


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What is the average salary of a Journeyman Electrician in the O&G Industry? We are looking to bring in around 10-12 new Journeyman Electricians and would like to get an estimate salary to expect for each one. They will be working in a variety of different capacities so but primarily on pipelines and pump stations.


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Years of experience. 2. Lee Savage answered 2 years ago I have been employed in the Oil and Gas Industry for the last 11 years. The average salary is actually in the neighborhood of 105,000.00 to 160,000.00 per year for Offshore Electricians, with some companies actually paying up to 200,000.00 or more. Most can get day rates of $500 to $800 per day if they are contracting themselves out.


Recruiter.com helps construction professionals find better paying jobs across all specialties and locations.
Recruiter makes it easy to find out about new jobs for electricians. Create your job alert and learn about new openings in your area. SALARY TREND. The annual compensation for this career has gone up since 2004. Salaries have increased by an average of 15.14 percent nationwide in that time.


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Weedsport school district budget includes tax levy hike, UPK program
Proposals for the vote include approving the budget and buying one bus at a cost not to exceed $120,000. Citizens will also be able to decide whether or not to accept the $76,785 tax levy for the Weedsport Public Library. The option to create a capital reserve for future projects to be established for a ten-year period and funded up to $500,000 over the course of that decade will also be on the ballot.


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The Weedsport Central School District's 2017-2018 budget includes a 1.98-percent tax levy increase. We hope you have enjoyed your complimentary access for the month.


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Weedsport: Town of Brutus-$635: $1,381: Weedsport: Town of Cato-$621: $1,352: Weedsport: Town of Conquest-$682: $1,418: Weedsport: Town of Mentz-$634: $1,380: Weedsport: Town of Sennett-$625: $1,360: Weedsport: Town of Throop-$634: $1,380


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* Class refers only to school districts that exercise the homestead/non-homestead tax option, or that are based within special assessing units (Nassau County or NYC). Updated: July 17, 2017 Department of Taxation and Finance


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Cayuga County; School district name Municipal name Class Basic Enhanced; Auburn: City of Auburn-$555: $1,158: Auburn: Town of Aurelius-$577: $1,165: Auburn: Town of Fleming-$559: $1,059: Auburn: Town of Owasco-$545: $1,092: Auburn: Town of Sennett-$546: $1,158: Cato-Meridian: Town of Butler-$576: $1,194: Cato-Meridian: Town of Cato-$534: $1,163: Cato-Meridian: Town of Conquest-$582: $1,213


Weedsport school district budget includes tax levy hike, UPK program
Weedsport school district budget includes tax levy hike, UPK program. The Weedsport Central School District's 2017-2018 budget includes a 1.98-percent tax levy increase. The budget was finalized at a school board meeting Monday. The state property tax cap set for the district this year was 3.47 percent. The overall budget is $20,147,217, a 1.21-percent hike from the previous year.


2266 Lemon School Rd, Weedsport , NY13166
Property Overview - 2266 Lemon School Rd, Weedsport, NY 13166 is a single family home built in 2001. This property was last sold for $94,650 in 2011. According to the Weedsport public records, the property at 2266 Lemon School Rd, Weedsport, NY 13166 has approximately 1,904 square feet, 4 beds and 2 baths with a lot size of 2.0 acres. Nearby schools include Weedsport Elementary School, Weedsport Junior Senior High School and Cato Meridian Senior High School.


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The most abundant dissolved salt in ocean water is sodium chloride. It is a colorless crystalline compound with the chemical formula of NaCl.


Sodium Chloride
Sodium chloride exists on the earth in great abundance in sea water and is an important part of the fluid electrolytes of humans and other living organisms.


Which ocean has the most salt water?
Common table salt is formed when ocean water evaporates. This salt is most easily collected when salt water is left to evaporate in a bowl-like container with an open top. â¦


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Ocean water is a complex mixture of substances, the two most common being water, of course, and common salt (sodium chloride). Waer is a covalent substance and only â¦ splits into ions to a very small degree. Sodium chloride, however, is an ionic substance and splits into two ions, sodium ions (Na+) and choride ions (Cl-).


Which ocean has the most salt water?
The most abundant dissolved salt in ocean water is sodium chloride.  It is a colorless crystalline compound with the chemical formula of  NaCl.


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Ocean water is a complex mixture of substances, the two most common being water, of course, and common salt (sodium chloride).   Waer is a covalent substance and onlyâ¦ splits into ions to a very small degree. Sodium chloride, however, is an ionic substance and splits into two ions, sodium ions (Na+) and choride ions (Cl-).


Sodium Chloride
Potassium dichromate is a salt used to make bleach for photographic purposes. It is both toxic and an oxidizer (potential fire hazard). To dispose of excess solid potassium dichromate always wash the solid down the drain with large amounts of water. Never dispose of the solid in a wastebasket.


Which ocean has the most salt water?
The most common salt found in the ocean actually came from land. The compound sodium chloride is the most common salt in the sea.


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Jump to: Overview (3) | Mini Bio (1) | Spouse (3) | Trivia (14) | Personal Quotes (8) Buzz Aldrin was born on January 20, 1930 in Montclair, New Jersey, USA as Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr. He is known for his work on The Other Side of the Moon (1990), Fly Me to the Moon 3D (2008) and Apollo 11: The Untold Story (2006).


Buzz Aldrin Biography
Buzz Aldrin Biography. Name at birth: Edwin Eugene Aldrin, Jr. Buzz Aldrin was the second human to walk on the moon. On July 20, 1969, he followed Neil Armstrong onto the lunar surface while a third American astronaut, Michael Collins, remained in orbit overhead.


Buzz Aldrin, Who Is 37 Years Sober, Reflects on Family History of Mental Illness
Buzz Aldrin, Who Is 37 Years Sober, Reflects on Family History of Mental Illness. âYou have to deal with obtaining sobriety first before dealing with other situations that are disturbing you. Buzz Aldrin is famous for being one of the first people to walk on the moon back in 1969. But he's made significant strides on Earth as well, coping with his motherâs suicide, battling depression and alcoholism, and recently celebrating 37 years of sobriety.


Buzz Aldrin, Who Is 37 Years Sober, Reflects on Family History of Mental Illness
Before Aldrinâs historic moon landing, along with Neil Armstrong on the Apollo 11, he had already achieved somewhat of a hero status in the U.S. and around the world for going to space on the Gemini 12 three years earlier.


Biography
Overview (3) Buzz Aldrin was born on January 20, 1930 in Montclair, New Jersey, USA as Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr. He is known for his work on The Other Side of the Moon (1990), Fly Me to the Moon 3D (2008) and Apollo 11: The Untold Story (2006). He was previously married to Lois Driggs Cannon, Beverly Van Zile and Jean Ann Archer.


Biography
Mini Bio (1) Buzz Aldrin was born on January 20, 1930 in Montclair, New Jersey, USA as Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr. He is known for his work on The Other Side of the Moon (1990), Fly Me to the Moon 3D (2008) and Apollo 11: The Untold Story (2006).


Buzz Aldrin Biography
He flew on the Gemini 12 space mission (launched 11 November 1966) and then was chosen as the lunar module pilot for Apollo 11, the first manned mission to the surface of the moon. The success of Apollo 11 made Aldrin, Armstrong and Collins international heroes. Since his retirement from NASA, Aldrin has been an unabashed booster for space exploration. He founded Starcraft Boosters, a private rocket design firm. His autobiography, Return to Earth was published in 1973.


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Bart Winfield Sibrel (born 1964) is a conspiracy theorist who claims that the six Apollo Moon landings between 1969 and 1972 were hoaxes. He has produced four amateur films on the subject, and is mostly known for having been punched in the face by Buzz Aldrin for harassing and insulting him.


Buzz Aldrin, Who Is 37 Years Sober, Reflects on Family History of Mental Illness
Photo via Debby Wong/Shutterstock.com. Buzz Aldrin is famous for being one of the first people to walk on the moon back in 1969. But he's made significant strides on Earth as well, coping with his motherâs suicide, battling depression and alcoholism, and recently celebrating 37 years of sobriety.


Bart Sibrel
Confrontation with Buzz Aldrin[edit] Most astronauts have refused to grant him interviews. The most infamous incident involved Apollo 11 crew member Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon. According to Aldrin, he was lured to a Beverly Hills, California, hotel on September 9, 2002, under the pretext of an interview on space for a Japanese children's television show. As he was leaving the hotel, Sibrel was there demanding that he swear an oath on a Bible that he had walked on the Moon.


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As part of its 2015 national concert tour, âThe Presidentâs Ownâ United States Marine Band will perform at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, October 7, at the Klett Center for the Performing Arts, 2211 North Austin Avenue. The concert, sponsored by the Georgetown Independent School District, is free and open to the public.


Georgetown College
Georgetown College offers the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music Education, Master of Arts; 44 undergraduate majors and 53 minors; graduate education programs.


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Welcome to Georgetown High School. Georgetown High School is a 5A public school accredited by the Texas Education Agency. There are approximately 1900 students. Georgetown High School operates on a 36 week school calendar divided in two 18 week semesters. Students take 8 courses and are on an A/B block schedule day.


Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Throughout the year we host information sessions presented by a member of the admissions staff followed by student-led campus tours. The Georgetown admissions staff also travels throughout the United States and internationally during the spring and fall.


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Eagle Fight Never Dies! Georgetown High School is a 5A public school accredited by the Texas Education Agency. There are approximately 1900 students. Georgetown High School operates on a 36 week school calendar divided in two 18 week semesters.


Georgetown College
Georgetown College is located in the Bluegrass region of Central Kentucky, 12 miles north of Lexington, KY, approximately 70 miles east of Louisville, KY, and 75 miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio.


Georgetown College
Georgetown College is a small, private, Christian liberal arts college located in Georgetown, Kentucky, United States. Chartered in 1787, Georgetown College was the first Baptist college west of the Allegheny Mountains.


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AUGUST 9, 2015--Nearly 200 members of the School of Medicine Class of 2019, representing seven countries, 26 states and the District of Columbia, were given their first white coats on August 7 at the White Coat Ceremony, an annual tradition celebrating the start of the studentsâ careers in medicine.


Georgetown College
Georgetown College has 58 student clubs and organizations, including four national fraternities. The college offers a chapel, several Christian and other religious groups for students.


Georgetown College
Georgetown College has produced five Rhodes Scholars and 31 Fulbright Scholars since 1989. The College also has an Honors program and a partnership with Regent's Park College, Oxford. In 2014, the College became one of only 18 schools nationwide to earn the highest rating for protecting free speech on campus.


Human NeedsMichael A. DoverLAST REVIEWED: 28 April 2017LAST MODIFIED: 31 March 2016DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0067
DOI: 10.1093/sw/43.6.488E-mail Citation Â». Identifies common human needs as a well-established concept that reinforces social workâs historical commitments to meeting basic needs and enhancing well-being.


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Direct work with individuals and families. Social workers need to be able to work directly with individuals and their families. through the professional use of self, using interpersonal skills and emotional. intelligence to create relationships based on openness, transparency and empathy.


Community-Needs AssessmentJulian Chun-Chung Chow, Carol PengLAST REVIEWED: 06 May 2015LAST MODIFIED: 30 September 2013DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0059
Community-needs assessment is a collaborative process that engages community stakeholders in determining the nature and extent both of needs and resources in a community. A community-needs assessment typically identifies and responds to a specific social problem or problems in a community. It elucidates the gaps in the existing service delivery system that need to be filled in order to address the problem.


Human NeedsMichael A. DoverLAST REVIEWED: 28 April 2017LAST MODIFIED: 31 March 2016DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0067
The primary mission of social work as a profession is to âenhance human well-beingâ and also to âhelp meet the basic human needs of all people.â. Reamer, Frederic G. 1998. The evolution of social work ethics.


Community-Needs AssessmentJulian Chun-Chung Chow, Carol PengLAST REVIEWED: 06 May 2015LAST MODIFIED: 30 September 2013DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0059
For a general description or introduction to the field of community-needs assessment, social-work reference texts can be especially useful. These selections, including Fuchs 2008 and Mulroy 2008, are from leading social-work reference texts. Both chapters define the concept of community-needs assessment and provide an overview of approaches to the process. Fuchs, D. M. 2008.


Human NeedsMichael A. DoverLAST REVIEWED: 28 April 2017LAST MODIFIED: 31 March 2016DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0067
The authors provide an overview of needs concepts in social work. They cover theories of human needs that have been used in social work education, practice, and research and in social welfare policy. They discuss the relevance of human needs for social work values and ethics and for social and political action.


Maslowâs Theory of Basic Needs & Learning
If the âd-needsâ are not meet, the body would not even consider to focus its motivation on higher level of needs, such as spirituality. The person will feel anxious and tense. The last stage you will need to recall for the social work exam of Maslowâs main five Hierarchy Pyramid is Self-Actualization.


Human NeedsMichael A. DoverLAST REVIEWED: 28 April 2017LAST MODIFIED: 31 March 2016DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0067
This bibliography will explore the history and evolution of the interdisciplinary body of human needs theory and research on which social work has drawn historically, with special attention to the recent surge in interest in human needs theories.


Maslowâs Theory of Basic Needs & Learning
He came to the understanding that there are basic needs that must be met before one is able to focus on learning. These needs are so important that no one can survive without them. One thing you will need to remember for the social work exam in regards to Maslowâs is his hierarchy of needs. Maslowâs Hierarchy pyramidâs foundation starts with Biological and Physiological needs. A human being can not function well without water for example, so these needs are critical for human survival.


Human NeedsMichael A. DoverLAST REVIEWED: 28 April 2017LAST MODIFIED: 31 March 2016DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780195389678-0067
The inclusion of ethics content on human needs was first proposed by a committee chaired by Frederic G. Reamer, who contended elsewhere that human needs concepts reinforced social workâs long-standing practice commitment to meeting basic needs (Reamer 1998).


Creationist Arguments: Brain Sizes
Chimpanzees have a brain size between 300 and 500 cc, with an average of 400 cc. Gorillas have an average brain size of 500 cc, with large individuals going up to 700 cc, or even 752 cc in one reported (but unverifiable) instance. Hominids are best compared with the similar-sized chimpanzees than the much larger gorillas.


Volume of a Human Brain
Their brains were about the size of those of present-day gorillas, about 350 to 450 cubic centimeters in volume, as compared with an average volume of about 1450 cubic centimeters in modern humans..


Volume of a Human Brain
Their brains were 350 to 450 cubic centimeters, the size of a gorilla. Homo habilis, which was more human-like, lived two million years ago and was the first to use stone tools.


Why are people's brains different sizes?
But if bigger is better, does that mean we are only slightly smarter than a walrus, which has a brain weighing 2.4 pounds (1.1 kilograms), and much dumber than a sperm whale, which has a whopping 17-pound (7.7-kilogram) brain [source: Bryner ]?


Why are people's brains different sizes?
Males have bigger brains .. Â. ÂMen do in fact have bigger brains than women. The average human brain weighs in at 2.7 pounds, or 1,200 grams, which is about 2 percent of our body weight [source: Bryner ]. Males, though, have about a 100 g advantage after accounting for differences in total body weight [source: Schoenemann ].


Volume of a Human Brain
The volume of a human brain, otherwise known as cranial capacity, varies depending on several factors, such as age, environment, and body size. The volume is usually measured in cubic centimeters (cm 3 or cc). Modern humans have cranial capacities from 950 cm 3 to 1800 cm 3, but the average volume of a modern human brain is 1300 cm 3 to 1500 cm 3. Viktoriya Shchupak -- 2001.


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A 1999 study of Einsteinâs brain, based on photographs taken of it after he died in 1955, showed that the parietal lobes, which are linked to math ability, appear 15% wider than normal. But the size of his brain was a little smaller than average.


Why are people's brains different sizes?
In this article, we'll investigate the issue of whether it's how much you have or how you use it. First though, head to the next page and we'll take a look at why hats come in all different sizes, or how we end up with different-size brains to begin with.


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We may be the smartest creatures on the planet, but others have bigger brains. Larger brains are needed partly to control larger muscles. A sperm whale's brain weighs about 17 pounds and an elephant's weighs a little more than 10 pounds. An owl's brain weighs 0.005 pounds and a bullfrog's about one-tenth of that. 1  Previous.


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Babylon, Babylonian Bab-ilu, Old Babylonian BÄb-ilim, Hebrew Bavel or Babel, Arabic Aá¹lÄl BÄbil, Ishtar Gate: reconstruction at ruins of BabylonÂ© Nik Wheeler/Corbisone of the most famous cities of antiquity.


Babylonia
Detail of a stone vase from Uruk. In a well-known description of ancient Babylonia, Berossus (or Bel-re'uÅ¡unu, to use his real name) says that. the land lies between the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers. It produces wild barley, chickpea, and sesame, and even, in its marshlands, edible roots, called gongai. These roots are the equal of barley in nutrition.


Mesopotamia
It was the capital of southern Mesopotamia (Babylonia) from the early 2nd millennium to the early 1st millennium bce and capital of the Neo-Babylonian (Chaldean) empire in the 7th and 6th centuries bce, when it was at the height of its splendour.


Babylonia
Babylonia is the Greek name of what the inhabitants knew as MÃ¢t AkkadÃ®, the fertile alluvial plain between the Euphrates and Tigris. This was the heartland of the Babylonian Empire, which dominated the ancient Near East between the fall of the Assyrian empire (612 BCE) and the rise of the Achaemenid Empire (after 539). Its capital was Babylon.


Babylon
Under the Persians, Babylon retained most of its institutions, became capital of the richest satrapy in the empire, and was, according to the 5th-century-bce Greek historian Herodotus, the worldâs most splendid city.


Babylon
The sixth and best-known of the Amorite dynasts, Hammurabi (1792â50 bce), conquered the surrounding city-states and raised Babylon to the capital of a kingdom comprising all of southern Mesopotamia and part of Assyria (northern Iraq).


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We are informed that Hussein wants to restore Babylon as a symbol of the greatness of the people of Mesopotamia, making it a prime attraction of the Middle East. Hussein would like to move his capital to Babylon, it is reported, in the future.


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In Isaiah 14:21-22 God says that Babylon will never rise again to possess the land, nor build cities. God will cut off from Babylon the name, remnant, and son, and nephew. In v. 23 it would be swept with the besom of destruction.. A besom is a small broom to sweep out corners and clear out trash.


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Babylon's Past Glory. Babylon was situated on the Euphrates River, about 50 miles south of modern Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. Baghdad is located on the Tigris River, approximately 40 miles east of the Euphrates. The Tower of Babel was built there and Hammurabi, the great lawgiver, reigned there in the nineteenth century before Christ.


Babylon
Nebuchadrezzarâs Babylon was the largest city in the world, covering about 4 square miles (10 square km). The Euphrates, which has since shifted its course, flowed through it, the older part of the city being on the east bank.


Zithromax
Azithromycin is an antibiotic that fights bacteria. Azithromycin is used to treat many different types of infections caused by bacteria, such as respiratory infections, skin infections, ear infections, and sexually transmitted diseases. Azithromycin may also be used for purposes not listed in this medication guide.


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Azithromycin single-dose packet is used for: Treating mild to moderate infections caused by certain bacteria. It may also be used alone or with other medicines to treat or prevent certain infections in persons with advanced HIV infection. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor. Azithromycin single-dose packet is a macrolide antibiotic.


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Azithromycin is a macrolide antibiotic that can treat various bacterial infections, including sexually transmitted infections. Azithromycin works by affecting the individual bacterial cells to stop them from multiplying and spreading, so that the immune system can kill them off quicker and more effectively. Macrolide antibiotic to treat and cure bacterial STIs. Chlamydia is treated with a five-day course. NSU, mycoplasma and unreaplasma are treated with a single dose. Gonorrhoea is treated with a single 1000mg dose combined with a dose of Cefixime.


Zithromax
Azithromycin has the following structural formula: Azithromycin, as the dihydrate, is a white crystalline powder with a molecular formula of C38H72N2O12â¢2H2O and a molecular weight of 785.0. ZITHROMAX tablets contain azithromycin dihydrate equivalent to 600 mg azithromycin.


Reasons to use Azithromycin for STI treatment
Reasons to use Azithromycin for STI treatment. Read this article to find out the reasons why you should buy Azithromycin for bacterial STIs in Ireland. It also tells you the need to opt for this treatment method one stop. Azithromycin is a well-known antibiotic used for treating different types of bacterial infections, especially sexually transmitted infections caused by bacteria. Bacterial STIs are on a rise, because these conditions spread so easily.


What Is Azithromycin Used For?
Many people wonder, What is azithromycin used for?. Azithromycin is used to treat a number of common bacterial infections in both children and adults. Ear, skin, and respiratory infections are among the infections that azithromycin treats. The medicine is also used to treat some sexually transmitted diseases, including gonorrhea and chlamydia. Off-label azithromycin uses include preventing heart infections and treating acne.


how long does it take Zithromax to cure Chlamydia?
Guest over a year ago. last week i got diagnosed with chlamydia i was devastated at first but only at the fact that i have also passed it on to my wonderful boyfriend. my doctor prescribed me to 2 tablets called zithromax which are to be taken in one dose. i still have some symptoms of chlamydia but my doctor told me it takes roughly one to two weeks for it to cure. but it is so IMPORTANT not to have sex a week after u and your partner(if applicable) have been treated.


New Mexico Planting Zones â USDA Map Of New Mexico Growing Zones
If you are wondering what plants would do best in your garden and landscape, you can enlarge the New Mexico plant map above to find your growing zone. Once you have determined which zone you are in, you can use that information to make educated decisions regarding the plants that will thrive in your garden.


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Circular 457B â¢ Page 2 Figure 1. New Mexico growing zones, average number of frost-free days, and average date of last frost. Adapted from Climatological Data, Annual SummaryâNew Mexico 1982, National Weather Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce.


New Mexico Planting Zones â USDA Map Of New Mexico Growing Zones
The new map changed somewhat from older versions to take into consideration warmer average winter temperatures as well as elevation data, proximity to a large body of water and areas where urban heat is a factor.


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New Mexico can be divided into three growing zones, which are based on the average number of frost-free days and the average date for the last frost in the spring (Figure 1). Growing periods for individual gardens can vary as mush as 20 days from the zoneâs average.


Evergreen Plants in Albuquerque
It is located just where the two zones meet. Gardeners in Albuquerque also have to be aware of the soil conditions in the city. The soil in Albuquerque is high in alkaline and low in nitrogen.


Sunset climate zones: New Mexico
In Albuquerque,New Mexico, and Benson and Kingman, Arizona, average winter minimums range from 32 to 23Â°F (0 to â5Â°C). Lows of 25 to 22Â°F (â4 to â6Â°C) often come in.The cold winter season calls for spring planting. Growing seasons are very longâup to 225 days.


Sunset climate zones: New Mexico
Its frost-free growing season runs from 150 to 186 days. The zone tends to occur at lower elevations in the northern states (eastern Oregon and Washington as well as Idaho), but at higher elevations as you move south crossing Utahâs Great Salt Lake and into northern New Mexico and Arizona.


The Bernie Mac Show
Jordan joins the wrestling team and Bernie seeks advice from wrestling champion Stone Cold Steve Austin. As punishment for taking her Aunt Wanda's clothes, Vanessa is put on laundry duty.


The Bernie Mac Show
Vanessa would rather work extra shifts at the coffee shop than study for her SAT test. Jordan discovers that he can now overpower Vanessa and this leads to problems with his Uncle Bernie.


The Bernie Mac Show
The Bernie Mac Show (often shortened to Bernie Mac in syndication) is an American sitcom that aired on Fox for five seasons from November 14, 2001 to April 14, 2006. The series featured comic actor Bernie Mac and his wife Wanda raising his sister's three kids: Jordan, Vanessa, and Bryana.


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Weâll all miss Bernie Macâs comedy and charm. It is sad that conventional medicine never told him about the natural treatment options that could have given him another 20 â 30 years of quality life. Read more details on this breaking news in todayâs story: http://www.naturalnews.com/023817.html.


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The death of Bernie Mac has really brought sarcoidosis into the news, and Iâm seeing plenty of horror stories about peopleâs experiences with the condition. Just thought Iâd comment that it isnât always so serious.


The Bernie Mac Show
For his role in the show, Bernie Mac was honored by the Television Critics Association for Individual Achievement in a Comedy as well as the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series four years in a row: 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006.


The Bernie Mac Show
Bernie Mac also received Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for Best Actor in a Comedy Series. In fall 2002, the series aired against the Damon Wayans comedy My Wife and Kids which may have hurt the show's momentum in the ratings during the first half of its second season run.


The Bernie Mac Show
The Bernie Mac Show returned to its original time slot on September 8, 2004 to start the fourth season. The production was shut down a month later due to Bernie's sickness. The show returned on January 14, 2005 with new episodes on Friday nights.


Motorists
1 The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV): The TxDMV administers the stateâs vehicle registration program. 2  The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS): The DPS administers the stateâs vehicle safety inspection program.


Drag Racing Definitions
1 break-out or run-under When a car runs quicker than its dial-in, it is called a break out. 2  That driver loses the race unless the other car breaks out by more than he did, (or red-lighted). 3  This is called a double-breakout.


Drag Racing Definitions
Usually used in conjunction with a transmission brake and two-step, the driver can hold down a button mounted on his steering wheel, activating the transbrake and two step, and then let go of the button the instant he sees the first flash of amber from the first bulb.


What is 2 step in a honda or other cars?
So you set the 2 step to limit engine RPM to 4000 while you have the clutch pedal pressed down and set it with something like a .2 second delay so you can get completely off the clutch before it revs higher.


Drag Racing Definitions
dial-in A dial-in is your educated guess or prediction of your car's ET. Dial-ins are used to handicap cars in eliminations. When two cars race, the two dial-ins are subtracted, and the slower car is given the difference in a head start. The head start is shown by the Christmas Tree coming down in his lane first.


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1 With âTwo Steps, One Stickerâ you just have the familiar blue-bordered registration sticker in the corner of your windshield. 2  Safer streets, cleaner air: Because a passing vehicle inspection is a requirement to renew your registration, more Texans will comply with the safety and emissions testing laws.