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Chicken curry originated in Southern part of India. Where it was made from Spice Blend, which exclusively grows in India. Chicken curry is a deliciou preparation made by 1st f â¦ rying mustard seeds in oil, adding onion slices to it and then adding spices accorring to the recipe.t originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) it originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) However when teriyaki met chicken is up for some debate. Most in Japan â¦ use teriyaki with sea food. But in the west its more chicken and other meats. Finding the exact answer may be difficult to find..


Where did chicken curry originate?
Chicken curry originated in Southern part of India. Where it was made from Spice Blend, which exclusively grows in India. Chicken curry is a deliciou preparation made by 1st frying mustard seeds in oil, adding onion slices to it and then adding spices accorring to the recipe. It just gives a hand licking sensation!hicken curry originated in Southern part of India. Where it was made from Spice Blend, which exclusively grows in India. Chicken curry is a deliciou preparation made by 1st frying mustard seeds in oil, adding onion slices to it and then adding spices accorring to the recipe. It just gives a hand licking sensation!


The Real Question: Where Did the Chicken Come From?
Why the chicken crossed the road is a question that'll never be answered. But the circumstances of the domesticated chicken's ancestry should be discoverable. And a new study suggests Charles Darwin had it wrong. Darwin maintained that the domesticated chicken derives from the red jungle fowl.ur studies show that even though most of the genes in domesticated fowls come from the red jungle fowl, at least one other species must have contributed, specifically the gray jungle fowl, said Jonas Eriksson, a doctoral student at Uppsala University.


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Chicken tikka is a dish of Indian subcontinent. It originated in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan possibly among the Hindkowans of Peshawar.t originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) it originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) However when teriyaki met chicken is up for some debate. Most in Japan â¦ use teriyaki with sea food. But in the west its more chicken and other meats. Finding the exact answer may be difficult to find..


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it originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) it originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) However when teriyaki met chicken is up for some debate. Most in Japan â¦ use teriyaki with sea food. But in the west its more chicken and other meats.Finding the exact answer may be difficult to find..t originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) it originates from japan (it's a cooking technique) However when teriyaki met chicken is up for some debate. Most in Japan â¦ use teriyaki with sea food. But in the west its more chicken and other meats. Finding the exact answer may be difficult to find..


Chicken
Fowl had been known in Egypt since the mid-15th century BC, with the bird that gives birth every day having come to Egypt from the land between Syria and Shinar, Babylonia, according to the annals of Thutmose III.he meat of the chicken, also called chicken, is a type of poultry meat. Because of its relatively low cost, chicken is one of the most used meats in the world. Nearly all parts of the bird can be used for food, and the meat can be cooked in many different ways.


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Step 4: Now select the album containing the photos and/or videos you wish to save (your uploaded videos are inside the Videos album). Step 5: Click a photo in the album to show it in Facebookâs photo viewer. Step 6: Choose Options below the photo, and then Download in the pop-up menu. Step 7: To save a video you uploaded to Facebook, first select your Videos album. Step 8: Next, choose a video from your album.


"Primary Documents - Woodrow Wilson's ""Fourteen Points"" Speech, 8 January 1918"
Click here to read German Chancellor Count Georg von Hertling's initial conciliatory reaction to Wilson's speech. Click here to read an extract from Wilson's 11 February 1918 speech to Congress designed to clarify U.S. intentions regarding the Fourteen Points. Click here to read Count Hertling's reaction to Wilson's 11 February speech. Click here to read British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour's reaction.


Armistice of 11 November 1918
Paris time on 11 November 1918 (the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month), and marked a victory for the Allies and a complete defeat for Germany, although not formally a surrender.


The Fourteen Points
II. Absolute freedom of navigation upon the seas, outside territorial waters, alike in peace and in war, except as the seas may be closed in whole or in part by international action for the enforcement of international covenants.


Armistice of 11 November 1918
A much bigger obstacle, which contributed to the five-week delay in the signing of the Armistice and to the resulting social deterioration in Europe, was the fact that the French, British and Italian governments had no desire to accept the  Fourteen Points  and President Wilson's subsequent promises.


Armistice of 11 November 1918
The armistice was signed in a carriage of Foch's private train, CIWL #2419 (Compiegne CompiÃ¨gne). Wagon it was later put back into regular service with The compagnie Des-Wagons, lits but after a short period it was withdrawn to be attached to The french presidential. train


Armistice of 11 November 1918
After long conversations with the Kaiser and evaluations of the political and military situations in the Reich, by 5 October 1918, the German government sent a message to President Wilson to negotiate terms on the basis of a recent speech of his and the earlier declared  Fourteen Points .


The Weimar Republic
Unfortunately for the Germans, Britain and more especially France wanted to punish Germany; this was a key aim of the treaty signed on 28 June 1919. Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles (see above) dictated by the Allies, Germany had to accept responsibility for the war.


The Weimar Republic
After the fighting stopped, there was a peace conference in Paris to rebuild Europe. It began in January 1919. Britain, France and the USA dominated the conference. The Germans assumed that a 14-point plan (see above) by President Woodrow Wilson of the USA would form the basis of the peace treaty. This plan seemed fair to people across Europe. The Germans were not invited to contribute to the negotiations and the actual treaty was dictated to them.


"Primary Documents - Woodrow Wilson's ""Fourteen Points"" Speech, 8 January 1918"
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson outlined the United States' war aims in a speech given to Congress on 8 January, 1918, in which he outlined what was to become known as his Fourteen Points. He believed the enactment of these would form the basis for a just, lasting peace.


Prejudice and Discrimination
For example, a person may hold prejudiced views towards a certain race or gender etc. (e.g. sexist). Discrimination is the behavior or actions, usually negative, towards an individual or group of people, especially on the basis of sex/race/social class, etc.


Definitions &Translations
Nature (noun). the sum of qualities and attributes which make a person or thing what it is, as distinct from others; native character; inherent or essential qualities or attributes; peculiar constitution or quality of being. Nature (noun). hence: Kind, sort; character; quality. Nature (noun).


Prejudice and Discrimination
Conformity as an Explanation of Prejudice and Discrimination. Influences that cause individuals to be racist or sexist, for example, may come from peers parents and group membership. Conforming to social norms means people adopt the ânormalâ set of behavior(s) associated with a particular group or society. Social norms-behavior considered appropriate within a social group-are one possible influence on prejudice and discrimination. People may have prejudiced beliefs and feelings and act in a prejudiced way because they are conforming to what is regarded as normal in the social groups to which they belong:


The Psychology of Tyranny vs. the Nature of Conformity
Haslam and Reicher argue that people do not conform blindly to the roles and rules of authority, but they conform because they identify with the authority. These conformists do not lack intelligence or morality, but are aware of what they are doing and believe that what they are doing is right. ââ¦the fundamental point is that tyranny does not flourish because perpetrators are helpless and ignorant of their actions.


The Psychology of Tyranny vs. the Nature of Conformity
Moreover, even when the destructive effects of their work become patently clear, and they are asked to carry out actions incompatible with fundamental standards of morality, relatively few people have the resources needed to resist authority.


The Psychology of Tyranny vs. the Nature of Conformity
Milgram and Zimbardoâs theories are now challenged by professors Alex Haslam and Stephen Reicher who published a recent essay, âContesting the âNatureâ Of Conformity: What Milgram and Zimbardoâs Studies Really Showâ, in PLOS Bilology.


Definitions &Translations
Princeton's WordNet (3.75 / 4 votes) Rate this definition: nature (noun). the essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized. it is the nature of fire to burn; the true nature of jealousy. nature (noun).


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: nature (Noun). The natural world; consisting of all things unaffected by or predating human technology, production and design. e.g. the natural environment, virgin ground, unmodified species, laws of nature. nature (Noun). The innate characteristics of a thing.


The Psychology of Tyranny vs. the Nature of Conformity
The power of the environment has a way of changing and transforming people to a point of obedience and conformity, and, sadly, cruelty. In our world, we are conditioned to obey authority â school faculty, TSA agents, police, the IRS â always for good reasons, of course â education, safety, security.


Definitions &Translations
Nature. Nature, in the broadest sense, is equivalent to the natural world, physical world, or material world. Nature refers to the phenomena of the physical world, and also to life in general.


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Recent posts about Westminster, Massachusetts on our local forum with over 2,000,000 registered users. Westminster is mentioned 157 times on our forum: Latest news from Westminster, MA collected exclusively by city-data.com from local newspapers, TV, and radio stations. Ancestries: Irish (19.1%), French (18.7%), English (13.8%), French Canadian (12.4%), Italian (9.8%), German (4.9%).


RUNNERS HELPING NEIGHBORS
WESTMINSTER BENEFIT FUND. Helping families in crisis in Westminster, MA since 1987. Neighbors Helping Neighbors. Neighbors Helping Neighbors is an all-volunteer organization that raises private funds to help families in crisis in Westminster, MA. Funds are raised in partnership with local businesses, organizations and families throughout the year, two townwide mailings and our major annual fundraising event.


Westminster, MA - Local Guide to the Town
About Westminster, MA. Westminster home of the Westminster Crackers was incorporated in 1759 and is located in the Worcester County area. Residents of the area value the rural and historic character of their town. The town plans on welcoming more residents whom of which will be proud of Westminsterâs heritage and natural beauty.


Westminster, Massachusetts
Westminster, Massachusetts. Westminster is a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, in the United States. At the 2010 census, the town population was 7,277.


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Westminster information from state agencies: 1  At a Glance Community Reports. 2  Cherry Sheets. 3  Find my Legislator.  Helpful Telephone 1  Numbers. Helpful Telephone Numbers.  Local Cultural 1  Council. Public Library Information.  School and District Profiles (Westminster)


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Town of Westminster
Worcester County. 1  Town of Westminster websites: 2  Westminster online resources: 3  Westminster information from state agencies:  Regional information from state 1  agencies: Information specific to Westminster can also be found within the following comprehensive listings:  Other Westminster community websites:


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Water is needed to dissolve the lye (sodium hydroxide) and for the hydrolysis of the fats. Using too much water may produce soft bars of soap, may demand extra drying time, or may encourage rancidity.


High-Quality Sodium Hydroxide ( NaOH) and Potassium Hydroxide ( KOH) for Making Soap
Consistently measure both the lye and the fats in ounces, or measure both the lye and the fats in grams. For example, the first fat listed is almond oil, which has a listed lye saponification value of 0.1367. So, it will require 0.1367 of an ounce of lye to saponify one ounce of almond oil.


High-Quality Sodium Hydroxide ( NaOH) and Potassium Hydroxide ( KOH) for Making Soap
Saponification is the chemical process of making soap that involves an exothermic reaction between lye (sodium hydroxide) and a fat (usually oils). What is commonly known as. yields a glycerin-rich soap, which used to be referred to as. .


High-Quality Sodium Hydroxide ( NaOH) and Potassium Hydroxide ( KOH) for Making Soap
. People often think of lye soap as a soap that is unpleasant to use because too much lye was used in the soap formula and lye (sodium hydroxide) remained in the bar of soap to irritate and burn the skin. Soap cannot be made without using lye. When made correctly, no lye will remain in the bar of soap.


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Summary. Sodium hydroxide is a corrosive chemical sometimes known as lye or caustic soda. It has the chemical formula NaOH. In solid form, sodium hydroxide is white and has a very high melting point. Sodium hydroxide is a strong base that can be dissolved in water.


What is Sodium Hydroxide? - Formula & Reactions
Sodium hydroxide is a powerful chemical with many aliases: NaOH, lye and caustic soda. Sodium hydroxide is often the active agent in cleaning solutions, but it is also used in the manufacturing of products like textiles, cellophane and paper. This chemical can be very dangerous and can severely damage materials.


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And the chemical name for lye is Sodium Hydroxide. Edit. Share to: 1  Allergies to Baby Formula Allergies to baby formula can be quite difficult to deal with. 2  When a baby is allergic to formula, this can greatly affect their nutrition.


Does the chemical lye burn snakes?
Yes, lye is caustic soda, or sodium hydroxide. It burns tissue and causes permanent injury to snakes, humans and pets. If used as a snake repellent, use sparingl â¦ y. It is better to eliminate things snakes like.


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Email Romme Agency, Inc. Insurance. Please note that if you request to be contacted by a Progressive agent, the agent may have different privacy practices. To serve you better, the agent may share your information with other insurance companies to obtain competitive quotes or offer other products and services to you.


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Hays Romme Agency Inc. About Search Results. YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria.


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Statistics say that your breasts will likely change in size and shape six times over the course of your lifetime. Since your bra size will change six times too, itâs important to be familiar with the 14 signs that indicate that the bra youâre wearing may not fit you correctly.


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Cupid Intimates. Statistics say that your breasts will likely change in size and shape six times over the course of your lifetime. Since your bra size will change six times too, itâs important to be familiar with the 14 signs that indicate that the bra youâre wearing may not fit you correctly.


5 Reasons Breasts Can Change in Size and Shape
By Marcy Montgomery Jones. Cupid Intimates. Statistics say that your breasts will likely change in size and shape six times over the course of your lifetime. Since your bra size will change six times too, itâs important to be familiar with the 14 signs that indicate that the bra youâre wearing may not fit you correctly.


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Every woman's body is different, so even a bra in the correct size may not fit well if it is not suited to your breast shape. Many women have breasts that are fuller at the bottom than the top, or teardrop shaped. Balcony bras and demi bras are more suited to this body type than full-coverage bras.


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There are two possible reasons for this bra problem. With a little help, you'll soon have a bra that lies perfectly against your bust. Often, a gap at the top of the cup is the result of wearing a cup size that is too large.


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Often, a gap at the top of the cup is the result of wearing a cup size that is too large. Make sure you've adjusted your breast so that it is centered within the cup. If you have extra room in the cup, you should try going down one cup size. Don't worry if you are already an A cup-try a slightly smaller AA cup bra.


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The Omega breast shape (named after an upside-down omega symbol) occurs with mostly large cup-sized breasts (D cup or larger). Also known as âball-shaped breastsâ it is a shape that occurs over time due to improper bra wearing.


The best sports bra for your breasts
First of all, it feels better to have support for your breasts when exercising,- no matter what your breast size. Another reason wearing a sports bra is important is because it will keep your breasts looking their best.


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So, with this omega breast shape defined, here is the issue; the bra cup size that will contain all your breast tissue will also have a wider underwire circumference than your crease line. Think of it like putting a teacup (bra cup) over a tennis ball (omega-shaped breast).


Are You Wearing the Right Bra?
1 Do your breasts spill over the top of your cups? 2  When your cup size is too small, breast tissue is forced over the top edge of your bra, creating misshapen cleavage. 3  If your band fit is properly snug and low, then going up in cup size is the solution to this bra problem.


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GFEBS will become the Department of the Army's new core financial management system for administering its General Fund. GFEBS was. developed using a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system that is certified by the Chief, Financial Officer Council (CFOC) and.


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â The process of Cost Management and how it differs from Budget. Management. â¢ Section 2: Cost Object Definition. â Understanding what is an ERP (e.g. GFEBS, GCSS, etc.) â How to structure ERPs to build the Cost Model. â Defining the various cost objects (which replace APCs/JONOs) within a. CM 101 Training Objectives. Cost Model, e.g. organizations, products, services, jobs, etc.


GFEBS L230E Cost Management Process Overview
A cost that is financed by another organization's or activity's appropriations. A cost incurred on an object that will no longer be incurred due to a decision to change the output. An Activity Type is the cost master data that represents a group of resources within a Cost Center.


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PE 0604822A: General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) UNCLASSIFIED. Army Page 1 of 7 R-1 Line #118. Exhibit R-2, RDT&E Budget Item Justification: PB 2013 Army DATE: February 2012.


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Release 1.3. â¢ The LUT results showed that six of nine critical business. process areas met the 95 percent success rate requirement. Accounts Payable at 80 percent, Cost Management at. 82 percent, and Revenue and Accounts Receivable at. 75 percent did not meet the requirement and needed. improvement.


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The GFEBS provides the Army with financial information across its  operations. It integrated six functional business areas. These Ares  include fund management, spending chaâ¦in, cost management,  financials, reimburseables, and property, plant, and equipment. 6 people found this useful.


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Mission Description and Budget Item Justification. The General Fund Business Enterprise System (GFEBS) is a Major Automated Information System (MAIS) program and completing the developmental phase. It. will follow the DoD Business Enterprise Architecture which is aligned to the mandated Federal Enterprise Architecture.


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GFEBS Integrated Process Overview. GFEBS Essentials. Cost Management (CM) helps manage business operations efficiently and effectively through the accurate measurement and understanding of the âfull costâ of an organization's business processes, products, and services. Cost Management allows the organization to provide the best value to customers.


What is the five step process in risk management?
What are the steps of the risk management process? Identify (environmental) hazards, assess (environmental) hazards to determine risk, develop controls and make a decision, implement controls, and supervise and evaluate.


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The result is the cost flow of dollars only. Supports current costing with limited. management control and projection capabilities. â¢ Quantity-based: Cost assignments utilizing the quantity of goods and services provided. between cost objects, e.g. # Hrs, SQFT, CPUMINS, etc. The result is the flow of.


How Long Does Conveyancing Usually Take?
Usually about eight to twelve weeks but it could be significantly longer or shorter depending on the circumstances of your purchase. For example, if you were buying an empty property with no mortgage, you could potentially complete the purchase inside a week, but this scenario is unusual.


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We are buying a house at the moment. Our solicitor said it would take about 1 week for searches but in reality took 2 weeks from start to actually signing contract. I sent several nagging emails. Six weeks though sounds like a long time to do what is pretty routine and now mostly online. You have to keep this stuff on everybody's agenda or it just slides.


Word on the street: How can solicitors take so long to do so little?
Someone should find a way to speed up the buying/ selling process. 1  Property hot spots linked to transport. 2  Own an island in the Bahamas. 3  Calum Best enters Â£5m house lottery.  Dealing with a double 1  dip. The biggest companies in the world in 2015.  The Big Short hits UK cinemas: these are the best films about business.


How Long Does Conveyancing Usually Take?
How Long Does Conveyancing Usually Take? This is a difficult question to answer as during the property buying process you often are reliant on many other people. This can include your Solicitor, the Solicitor for the vendor, the vendor themselves, the mortgage company, all external search companies.


Word on the street: How can solicitors take so long to do so little?
For the first week after agreeing a sale, the solicitors on either side failed to make contact. Quite how they managed this defeats me, seeing as they both had each otherâs telephone numbers, addresses, emails, DX. But the stand-off continued until our estate agent forcefully introduced them via email.


How Long Does Conveyancing Usually Take?
These include Land Registry checks, planning checks, flooding and environmental searches and depending on where you are in country, mining searches. Depending on backlogs and how quickly these searches are conducted, this can add on time to the conveyancing process. You may need to arrange a mortgage.


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â¢ There are no hard and fast rules as to how long it takes to complete a. conveyancing transaction. â¢ On average the process takes about 8-10 weeks to reach completion. â¢ If you are involved in a âchainâ then you will not be able to exchange. Contracts and fix a completion date for your transaction until everyone. involved in the chain is also ready to exchange.


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Oh so the agent wasn't far off about how long searches take. Hope it is as quick as it was for you MrsBungle. Our seller doesn't need a mortgage for the property they are buying... so at least that's one less thing to have to wait for.


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â I've spoken to the person that buying our house and told them to get the solicitor to pull they finger out so we shall see what happens. thats why I ask how long do these searches take to from start to finish. I dont even know what search still needs doing as the solicitor would'nt tell mine or my estate agent.


Fast online conveyancing - How long will the conveyancing process take?
How long does conveyancing take on average? Most practitioners would estimate that a house purchase will take between 8-12 weeks to complete from the point a conveyancing lawyer is instructed. A cash buyer â dealing with mortgage lenders can add a significant amount of time onto the conveyancing transaction.


10 / 11 Donât Overlook Dairy â Milk and Yogurt Provide Potassium, Too
Bananas. If youâve heard about any potassium-rich foods, you probably know that bananas are a good source, containing more than 400 mg of potassium each. Bananas make a healthy high-energy snack â more beneficial to athletes than sports drinks, according to at least one study.ere are 10 high-potassium foods to help you reach that number. 1  Holly Clark/Stocksy Potatoes Whether theyâre red, white, or sweet, potatoes can be a great source of potassium; about 900 mg of the nutrient can be found in just one medium Russet potato.


Potassium Rich Foods - List of Foods High in Potassium
It is present in the cells and body fluids as potassium ions (K +) and potassium chloride (KCl). 98% of the total potassium content in our body is found intracellularly. The importance of this macronutrient as well as a list of foods high in potassium has been provided below.Potassium is a mineral salt (electrolyte), that plays an important role in regulating our blood pressure, bone mass, muscle functions as well as heart, kidney, and adrenal functions.ncluding a combination of any of the above-mentioned high-potassium foods can help you meet the daily potassium intake requirement of 4.7 gm. The ideal way is to prepare a personal diet plan that includes all the vital nutrients in the right amounts.


2015 NIGMS Cell Day Online Chatroom Transcript
Take a look at these 10 foods high in potassium and see what kind of food and recipes you can come up with! 1. Potatoes. The good old potato! Itâs easy to farm, itâs filling, itâs versatile and yes, itâs high in potassium.otassium is often overlooked when it comes to creating a diet plan, but itâs something you really do need to think about. This important substance performs lots of roles in the body, including maintaining body growth, building proteins and helping break down carbohydrates so they are actually useful to the body.


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One more dried fruit that ranks high on the list of potassium-rich food is apricots, with 257 milligrams per 1/4-cup serving. A serving (134 grams) of this refreshing melon clocks in at 358 milligrams of potassium, but springing for a cup of fruit would put you more on par with a banana.ne more dried fruit that ranks high on the list of potassium-rich food is apricots, with 257 milligrams per 1/4-cup serving. A serving (134 grams) of this refreshing melon clocks in at 358 milligrams of potassium, but springing for a cup of fruit would put you more on par with a banana.


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Potassium is often overlooked when it comes to creating a diet plan, but itâs something you really do need to think about. This important substance performs lots of roles in the body, including maintaining body growth, building proteins and helping break down carbohydrates so they are actually useful to the body.otassium is often overlooked when it comes to creating a diet plan, but itâs something you really do need to think about. This important substance performs lots of roles in the body, including maintaining body growth, building proteins and helping break down carbohydrates so they are actually useful to the body.


10 / 11 Donât Overlook Dairy â Milk and Yogurt Provide Potassium, Too
1 Though people with kidney problems should avoid eating too many high-potassium foods, most adults should intake about 4,700 milligrams a day. 2  Here are 10 high-potassium foods to help you reach that number.1  Holly Clark/Stocksy Potatoes Whether theyâre red, white, or sweet, potatoes can be a great source of potassium; about 900 mg of the nutrient can be found in just one medium Russet potato.ere are 10 high-potassium foods to help you reach that number. 1  Holly Clark/Stocksy Potatoes Whether theyâre red, white, or sweet, potatoes can be a great source of potassium; about 900 mg of the nutrient can be found in just one medium Russet potato.


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* Stratum Lucidum = thin,clean layers found only in  epidermis of the lips,palms and soles. * Stratum Granulosum = one  or more layers of granular cells that contain fiber ang keratin and  shriveled nuclei.


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Those layers in descending order are the  cornified layer (stratum  corneum), cleâ¦ar/translucent layer found only on the palms and  soles (stratum  lucidum), granular layer (stratum  granulosum), spinous layer (stratum  spinosum), and basal/germinal layer (stratum  basale/germinativum).


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D) marrow. E) periosteum. Bonus Questions (Note: 100% is maximum quiz score): ________ sweat glands are widely distributed across the body surface, ________ glands are located. wherever hair follicles exist, and ________ sweat glands are found only in a few areas.


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* Stratum Spinosum =spiny layer, several  stratified layer of cells in contact with centrally located, large  oral nuclei and spine like process. * Stratum Germinativum = basal  layer, simple layer of cuboidal cells in contact with the  epidermis.


The Individual Layers of Skin and Their Functions
The epidermis contains three specialized cells: 1  Melanocytes that produce pigment, or melanin. 2  Langerhans cells that act as the first line of defense in the skin's immune system.  Merkel cells, whose function is not fully understood.


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B) stratum lucidum. C) stratum germinativum. D) stratum granulosum. E) stratum spinosum. 4. The layer of the skin that contains the blood vessels and nerves that are closest to the surface of. the skin is the ________ layer.


The Individual Layers of Skin and Their Functions
The epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin. Its thickness depends on the type of skin. For example, it's thinnest on the eyelids at half a millimeter. On the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, it's thickest at 1.5 millimeters. The bottom layer, the stratum basale - also known as the basal cell layer - has column-shaped basal cells that divide and push older cells toward the surface of the skin.


The Individual Layers of Skin and Their Functions
The stratum granulosum contains more keratinocytes moving toward the surface and the stratum lucidum only exists on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. The stratum corneum is the outermost layer of the epidermis. It's made of dead, flat keratinocytes that shed approximately every two weeks.


Human skin
The outer layer of the skin.     The epidermis is composed of 4-5 layers depending on the skin region (Palm of hands and sole of feet has 5 layers)    In descâ¦ending order:   stratum corneum   stratum lucidum   stratum granulosum   stratum spinosum   Stratum basale. 2 people found this useful.


ATF Fluid: What Type Is Right For My Car?
ATF Fluid: What Type Is Right For My Car? Automatic transmissions use a special type of oil, called Automatic Transmission Fluid, or ATF. This fluid has a number of duties in the transmission, including lubrication, cooling, and clutch application. ATF even provides the connection between the engine and transmission, through a hydraulic coupling called a torque converter.


ATF Fluid: What Type Is Right For My Car?
There are many different types of transmission fluid on the market, and using the wrong type can affect your transmissionâs performance and longevity. And that includes the newer Continuously Variable Transmissions, or CVTs.


Service Your Car
Transmission fluid is a slippery liquid that acts as a lubricant for all of the moving parts inside your transmission. In an automatic transmission, this fluid also serves as a coolant and a viscous fluid that transmits power from the engine to the transmission. A variety of fluids are used for different transmissions. Automatic transmissions use something called â shockingly â automatic transmission fluid. Manual transmissions use a variety of oils: regular motor oil, heavyweight hypoid gear oil or even automatic transmission fluid in some cases. Your owner's manual will tell you what your transmission calls for.


ATF Fluid: What Type Is Right For My Car?
So ATF is a very versatile fluid. Thatâs why maintaining that fluid can be so critical to transmission life. Several years ago there were only two types of fluid on the market: Type A and Type F. Conventional wisdom said that Type F was for Fords and Type A was for everything else.


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1 Premium-quality gear oil recommended by Ford Motor Company. 2  An SAE 75W-90 gear oil manufacturedwith synthetic base oils and performance additives, which can provide improved gear shifting at all ambient temperatures.  Wear protection extends the life of synchronizers and bearings.


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1 Premium-quality gear oil recommended by Ford Motor Company.  An SAE 75W-90 gear oil manufacturedwith synthetic base oils and performance additives, which can provide improved gear shifting at all ambient temperatures.


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With so many automatic Transmission fluids, itâs hard to choose the one best-suited for each vehicle. As the trusted leader. in Transmission and drive line fluid applications, Valvoline has the most complete line up of branded solutions. Contact. 1-800 TEAM VAL with any questions or comments. Understanding Todayâs. Transmission Fluids. NOTE: Check your owners manual to confirm fluid specification recommended.


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NOTE: Check your owners manual to confirm fluid specification recommended. With so many automatic transmission fluids, itâs hard to choose the one best-suited for each vehicle. Valvoline is. the trusted leader in transmission and drive line fluid applications, with the most complete line up of branded. solutions.


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With so many automatic Transmission fluids, itâs hard to choose the one best-suited for each vehicle. in Transmission and drive line fluid applications, Valvoline has the most complete line up of branded solutions.


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There are three ranges of sizes, prefixed A, B and C. The most widely used for general printing and letterhead stationery is the A series. The international letterhead size is an A4. Example: Shopping.


Resize the page or paper in Publisher
To print your publication on sheets of paper that match the publication page size, be sure that the page size and the paper size are the same. If you want to print your publication on a different size of paper â for example, to create a bleed or to print multiple pages on one sheet â change only the paper size.


Paper size
In the United States and Canada the normal size of paper is called letter size, or sometimes US letter. It is 8Â½ inches wide and 11 inches long. The other common size of paper in the US is called legal, or sometimes US legal. It is also 8Â½ inches wide, but it is 14 inches long. It is similar to the size called foolscap in Britain.


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As the income is exempt from tax, no tax is withheld by the Mutual Fund upon distribution of such income. Taxability of income on sale/redemption of units. The taxability of the income on sale/redemption of units and the rates at which such income is taxed is discussed below: If the units are held as stock-in-trade.


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The second thing to realize about the pay at hedge funds is that the principals and senior portfolio managers take home most of it. The pay for more junior positions in successful hedge funds can be extremely attractive, as the tables below show. But if you're after the really, really big bucks, what you're gunning for is to become a senior portfolio manager or run your own fund. And that'll take some time, experience, skill, and luck.


MBA Investment Fund
The Fund is a limited liability company registered under the laws of the State of Texas. It was created to enable MBA students in the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin to obtain real-world experience managing investment portfolios and developing relationships with clients.


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Target-Date Strategies. Target-date investment choices allow you to choose a strategy based on your target date of retirement. These Steward funds help take the emotion out of investing to provide a disciplined approach toward your retirement goals.


Frank Talk, a CEO Blog by Frank Holmes
Performance information is historical and does not guarantee future results. Investment return and principal value will fluctuate so that redeemed shares may be worth more or less than their original cost. Current performance may be higher or lower than the performance data quoted.


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No. Mutual fund units are not insured by the government, or any government agency, and do not have any other type of insurance, unlike certain types of checking or savings accounts and certificates of deposit. There is no guarantee that when you sell your shares, you will receive what you paid for them.


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Current to most recent month-end performance for the Steward Mutual Funds is available by calling 800.622.7526.The MBA Income Fund is a unitized pool. Performance returns are calculated by determining the percentage change in the net asset value of all outstanding units valued at the end of the period.


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Taxability of income on units (other than sale). The income received by an investor (other than income on sale/redemption) in respect of units of a mutual fund specified under Section 10(23D) of the Act, is exempt under the Act.


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The first thing to realize about the pay at hedge funds is it is largely about how the fund performs. Therefore it's the size of your bonus more than your base salary that determines how well you do overall. And bonuses paid for a given position are often explicitly tied to the fund's performance.


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On sale of the units of an equity oriented fund (as defined below) on a recognised stock exchange or to the Mutual Fund, the investor will also be charged with securities transaction tax ('STT') as per the rates specified in para 15.5, provided the transaction is also considered as a taxable securities transaction.


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Pronunciation: [VIHN-ih-ger]. Derived from the French vin aigre, sour wine, vinegar is made by bacterial activity that converts fermented liquids such as wine, beer or cider into a weak solution of acetic acid (the constituent that makes it sour).ane vinegar is based on the juice of sugarcane; it has a rich and mellow, slightly sweet flavor and golden color. Distilled white vinegar (or simply distilled vinegar) is exceedingly high in acetic acid and is very sour and rather harsh-tasting. It's often made from a grain-alcohol base.


Vinegar
Wine vinegar is made from red or white wine, and is the most commonly used vinegar in Southern and Central Europe, Cyprus and Israel. As with wine, there is a considerable range in quality.Better-quality wine vinegars are matured in wood for up to two years, and exhibit a complex, mellow flavor.pple cider vinegar is made from cider or apple must, and has a brownish-gold color. It is often sold unfiltered and unpasteurized with the mother of vinegar present, as a natural product. It is often diluted with fruit juice or water, or sweetened (usually with honey) for consumption as a health beverage.


What is Vinegar?
Vinegar is an acidic liquid produced through fermentation. Vinegar is used in cooking not only for its flavor qualities, but also its chemical properties.Vinegar can be made from a variety of substances, each lending its own unique flavors and qualities. Vinegar is made through the fermentation of ethanol.inegar is an acidic liquid produced through fermentation. Vinegar is used in cooking not only for its flavor qualities, but also its chemical properties.


Your vinegar may be made from petroleum products
The ethanol may be derived from many different sources, including wine, cider, beer, or fermented fruit juice, or it may be made synthetically from natural gas and petroleum derivatives.Tweet. The other day I was interested in finding out how vinegar is made. Distilled white vinegar, to be precise.he ethanol may be derived from many different sources, including wine, cider, beer, or fermented fruit juice, or it may be made synthetically from natural gas and petroleum derivatives.


What is Vinegar?
Bacteria are used to ferment, or break down, the ethanol into byproducts including acetic acid. Acetic acid is what makes vinegar unique, although it contains other substances including vitamins, minerals, and flavor compounds.inegar is an acidic liquid produced through fermentation. Vinegar is used in cooking not only for its flavor qualities, but also its chemical properties.


Your vinegar may be made from petroleum products
Vinegar is made from the fermentation of a variety of sources mainly containing carbohydrates and sugars. Ethanol is first produced as a result of fermentation of sugars, ethanol is then oxidized to acetic acid by the acetic acid bacteria (AAB).he ethanol may be derived from many different sources, including wine, cider, beer, or fermented fruit juice, or it may be made synthetically from natural gas and petroleum derivatives.


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The original, costly, traditional balsamic vinegar (Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale), is made from a reduction of cooked white Trebbiano grape juice, and used as a condiment.It has been produced in Modena and Reggio Emilia since the Middle Ages, being mentioned in a document dated 1046.he original, costly, traditional balsamic vinegar (Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale), is made from a reduction of cooked white Trebbiano grape juice, and used as a condiment.


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Apple cider vinegar (also called cider vinegar) is made from fermented apple cider and has a faintly sweet apple flavor. Cane vinegar is based on the juice of sugarcane; it has a rich and mellow, slightly sweet flavor and golden color.Distilled white vinegar (or simply distilled vinegar) is exceedingly high in acetic acid and is very sour and rather harsh-tasting. It's often made from a grain-alcohol base.ane vinegar is based on the juice of sugarcane; it has a rich and mellow, slightly sweet flavor and golden color. Distilled white vinegar (or simply distilled vinegar) is exceedingly high in acetic acid and is very sour and rather harsh-tasting. It's often made from a grain-alcohol base.


Vinegar
Apple cider vinegar is made from cider or apple must, and has a brownish-gold color. It is often sold unfiltered and unpasteurized with the mother of vinegar present, as a natural product. It is often diluted with fruit juice or water, or sweetened (usually with honey) for consumption as a health beverage.pple cider vinegar is made from cider or apple must, and has a brownish-gold color. It is often sold unfiltered and unpasteurized with the mother of vinegar present, as a natural product. It is often diluted with fruit juice or water, or sweetened (usually with honey) for consumption as a health beverage.


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In his elegant 'Degrees all the Way Down', Hans Rott sets out to enrich the possibilistic/ranking theoretic frameworks by equipping them with a means of distinguishing between levels of confidence in different propositions with respect to which an agent suspends judgment.


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Travcoa has a new 10-day Taste of Slovenia itinerary that itis created in partnership with Rok Kvaternik, the publisher of National Geographic Slovenia; Janez Bogataj, the author of National Geographic's Taste Slovenia cookbook; and Slovenian businessman Miha Rott.


rotten
1. Being in a state of putrefaction or decay; decomposed. 2. Having a foul odor resulting from or suggestive of decay; putrid. 3. Made weak or unsound by rot: rotten floorboards. 4. Morally corrupt or despicable: She's rotten to the core.


Rottweiler
When the driving of cattle by dogs was outlawed in Germany at the turn of the 20th cent., the Rottweiler was used as a draft animal and, increasingly, as a police dog. Its police-dog ability saved the breed from extinction. Today the breed is still much used in police work and is also raised as a pet. See dogdog,


Rottweiler
The color and markings of a Rottweiler are very distinctive. A Rottweiler is always, by any breed club standards, black with well-defined mahogany or rust-colored markings that do not take up more than ten percent of the dog's body color.


rotten
2. breaking up, esp through age or hard use; disintegrating: rotten ironwork. 3. morally despicable or corrupt. 4. untrustworthy, disloyal, or treacherous. 5. informal unpleasant, unfortunate, or nasty: rotten luck; rotten weather. 6. informal unsatisfactory or poor: rotten workmanship. 7. informal miserably unwell. 8. informal distressed, uncomfortable, and embarrassed: I felt rotten when I told him to go.


Rottweiler
a breed of working dog. The Rottweiler is descended from ancient mastiff-like dogs of Asia. The modern breed was developed in the early 20th century in Germany. The Rottweiler is a large, ruggedly built dog with a massive head.


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Progression of the system [edit]. Stanislavski's system is a method that actors use to produce realistic characters on stage. His original studies of techniques led to the use of emotional memory that required actors to trigger the emotions of their characters internally.ther American actors, however, did not follow Strasberg's method, like Stella Adler who visited and was taught by Stanislavski himself. The 'system' and the method are often confused because one technique of the method is similar to and uses Stanislavski's 1911 concept of emotional memory in acting.


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It was developed by Konstantin Stanislavsky (1863 - 1938) â a Russian actor, theatre director, teacher and co-founder of the famous Moscow Art Theatre. Stanislavsky discovered that acting could be learnt and created a system, which enabled a person to train as an actor step by step.Stanislavsky System is well known all over the world as Method Acting.For thirty years the object of Stanislavsky's study was the creation of an artistically conceived image of life and of a living, truthful human being on the stage. Stanislavsky System is a great contribution, a luminous legacy to the art of theatre.It was recognized as a revolutionary theatrical development of great importance. Stanislavsky Method Acting empowered many legendary Hollywood stars to create their most memorable work on stage and in films.Stella Adler, Anthony Quinn, Mala Powers, John Dehner, John Abbot, Akim Tamiroff, Gregory Peck, Julie Harris, Kim Stanley, Marlon Brando, Marilyn Monroe...tanislavsky discovered that acting could be learnt and created a system, which enabled a person to train as an actor step by step. Stanislavsky System is well known all over the world as Method Acting.


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Method acting tries to help actors create truthful and deeply felt performances. The major features of Method acting are taken from the teachings of Russian stage director Konstantin Stanislavski. In 1931, the Group Theatre was organized in New York City by Harold Clurman, Lee Strasberg, and Cheryl Crawford.he major features of Method acting are taken from the teachings of Russian stage director Konstantin Stanislavski. In 1931, the Group Theatre was organized in New York City by Harold Clurman, Lee Strasberg, and Cheryl Crawford.


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Lee Strasbergâs Method. An actor himself, Lee Strasbergâs method was inspired by Stanislavskiâs system and the Moscow Art Theatre. His âmethod,â derived from Stanislavski, encourages actors magnify and intensify their connection to the material by creating their charactersâ emotional experiences in their own lives.nyone whoâs been to an acting class knows that there are as many approaches to the craft as there are actors approaching it. Though all actors must develop their own understanding of the work, several master teachers have led the way in training since the turn of the 20th Century.


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Method acting appeared when actors and directors including Elia Kazan, Robert Lewis, Lee Strasberg, first in the Group Theatre and later in the Actors Studio, applied the Emotional Memory technique from Stanislavski's system.ther American actors, however, did not follow Strasberg's method, like Stella Adler who visited and was taught by Stanislavski himself. The 'system' and the method are often confused because one technique of the method is similar to and uses Stanislavski's 1911 concept of emotional memory in acting.


Constantin Stanislavski Biography.com
Constantin Stanislavski was a Russian stage actor and director who developed the naturalistic performance technique known as the Stanislavsky method, or method acting.e co-founded the Moscow Art Theatre in 1897 and developed a performance process known as method acting, allowing actors to use their personal histories to express authentic emotion and create rich characters. He died in Moscow in 1938.


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Stella Adler Stella Adler was the only American actor to study with Stanislavski himself, and developed her own âmethodâ built on the work of Stanislavski and Lee Strasberg. Adlerâs technique differs from Strasbergâs in that it emphasizes imagination in addition to emotional recall.nyone whoâs been to an acting class knows that there are as many approaches to the craft as there are actors approaching it. Though all actors must develop their own understanding of the work, several master teachers have led the way in training since the turn of the 20th Century.


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(May 2014). In the dramatic arts, method acting is a group of specific techniques actors use to create in themselves the thoughts and feelings of their characters, so as to develop lifelike performances.er version of the method is based on the idea that actors should conjure up emotion not by using their own personal memories, but by using the scene's given circumstances. Like Strasberg's, Adler's technique relies on carrying through tasks, wants, needs, and objectives.


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By finding similarities among the talented actors and their performances, Stanislavski began to create techniques that could be applied to the training of other actors to develop similar stage performances.ther American actors, however, did not follow Strasberg's method, like Stella Adler who visited and was taught by Stanislavski himself. The 'system' and the method are often confused because one technique of the method is similar to and uses Stanislavski's 1911 concept of emotional memory in acting.


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Stanislavsky grew up in one of the richest families in Russia, the Alexeyevs. He was born Konstantin Sergeyevich AlexeyevâStanislavsky was a stage name that he adopted in 1884 in order to keep his performance activities secret from his parents.y the age of 25, Stanislavsky was well known as an amateur actor. He made a proposal to Fyodor Sollogub and Alexander Fedotov (a theatre director and estranged husband of Glikeriya Fedotova) to establish a society that would unite amateur and professional actors and artists.


Where do Forensic Scientists work?
Different law enforcement agencies also utilize forensic scientists. These individuals work in law enforcement areas such as the sheriff's department, the district attorney's office, and for the medical examiner. There are even those working as medical examiners because they are trained in both forensics and medicine.


Places to Work If You Are a Forensic Scientist
Crime Laboratories. Many forensic scientists work in crime laboratories operated by city, county or state governments. At these labs, forensic scientists conduct the chemical, biological and physical analysis of evidence collected at crime scenes.


What Do Forensic Scientists Do?
Sometimes in court, the work or qualifications of the forensic scientist are challenged. A party to a court case may challenge whether the scientist performed the tests correctly; whether the scientist interpreted the results accurately; or, whether the underlying science is valid and reliable.


What do they do?
Forensic scientist are similar to crime scene investigators, but at the same time, very different. Forensic scientists test the evidence from crime scenes for DNA and other substances, where as crime scene investigators gather the evidence from the crime scenes.


Where do Forensic Scientists work?
Forensic scientists often work in a laboratory, but they typically have a specialty, or area of expertise. There are those that work with ballistics, and those that work on DNA or trace evidence. These scientists usually have an advanced degree such as a doctorate, with intense training in their area of expertise.


Places to Work If You Are a Forensic Scientist
Law Enforcement. Local and state police departments, such as city and state police, employ forensic scientists to assist in the investigation of crimes. Based on collected evidence, forensic scientists conduct crime scene reconstructions and suggest diagrams of how a crime may have been committed.


How to Become A Forensic Scientist
Career Opportunities. The application of the forensic sciences is in the field of legal investigations. Forensic scientists usually work for state or local governments. You can either choose to investigate in a lab environment or pursue research and analysis at a scene of crime.


What Do Forensic Scientists Do?
Because the work of a forensic scientist is intended to be used in court and because scientific evidence can be very powerful, the forensic scientist must be accurate, methodical, detailed, and above all, unbiased. The ability to keep detailed notes and to write clear, concise, and accurate reports is vital.


Where do Forensic Scientists work?
Where do Forensic Scientists work? Forensic science is a branch of science dealing with forensics. It is especially related to the law and legal system, which explains why most forensic scientists work in these areas. There's a general misconception that the scientists just work inside the lab, but they actually often work in other areas.


Computer Abbreviations
CPU - This stands for the Central Processing Unit of the computer. This is like the computerâs brain. MAC - This is an abbreviation for Macintosh, which is a type of personal computer made by the Apple Computer company. OS - This is the Operating System of the computer. It is the main program that runs on a computer and begins automatically when the computer is turned on.


OS X
One of the most visible differences from earlier Mac OS versions is a desktop with a 3-D appearance. OS X also includes the ability to play Quicktime movies in icon size, instant wake-from-sleep capability on portable computers, support for DVD movies and the ability to create audio CD s. OS X can be installed on an existing Mac with OS 9, allowing users can choose which one to use when the computer is started.


What does OS stand for?
Confidence votes 1. OS, in terms of computer, means the Operating System that your computer is currentl using. If you're using Windows as your default program your Operating System will either be XP, 2000, 98 or ME. The same goes for Mac, but these will be ones like Leopard.


What Does USB Stand for in Terms of Computer Hardware?
Quick Answer. USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is an interface for connecting peripherals to computers. Keyboards, printers and portable media players are some examples of peripherals.


What does os stand for in computer terms?
Best Answer: First of all, Hi! OS stand for Operating System. Today most of the computer use windows. Windows has a lot of version. Today the most used are Windows XP and Windows Vista. If you don't know which one choose, I recommend you Windows XP or Windows Vista, because it's the most popular and easy to use.


OS X
Since the first version of OS X, the operating system has gone through a series of upgrades, each with a feline code name. First came Panther (10.2), then Jaguar (10.3), Tiger (10.4) and then Leopard  (10.5), scheduled for launch in 2007.


What Does OS Mean in the Computer World?
Not sure what OS stands for? You hear it mentioned all the time, but you're just not 100 percent positive of what it means. That's okay, no problem. OS is short for Operating System. Windows is the most common operating system, but Linux and Mac OS X are also choices. Whatever flavor you enjoy, they all do pretty much the same thing. They give you a way to run programs and work with your computer.


What Does IOS Stand For?
Quick Answer. The operating system used on Apple Computer's mobile hardware devices, iOS, stands for i Operating System.. Apple uses iOS on its iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad devices. Continue Reading.


Wild Hawaii Fish
In Hawaii, âahiâ refers to two species, the yellowfin tuna and the bigeye tuna. It has a slimmer profile than the bigeye tuna, with distinctive soft dorsal and anal fins and finlets are bright yellow. The dorsal and anal fins tend to lengthen with age.


Wild Hawaii Fish
In Hawaii, âahiâ refers to two species, the yellowfin tuna and the bigeye tuna. It has a slimmer profile than the bigeye tuna, with distinctive soft dorsal and anal fins and finlets are bright yellow.


Tuna
1 Bigeye and yellowfin, also known as ahi, are common in sushi. 2  Both types, along with bluefin, are high in mercury and should be eaten infrequently, if at all. 3  Most tuna are caught by purse seines or longlines, which have moderate-to-high bycatch of seabirds, sea turtles and marine mammals.


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Tuna is not a single species of fish, but rather several species. Scientists often use the term âtuna and tuna-like fishâ which includes a total of 61 species, fourteen of which are considered âtrue tunaâ. Four species are of major commercial importance in the Pacific Islands: skipjack, yellowfin, bigeye, and albacore.


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Scientists often use the term âtuna and tuna-like fishâ which includes a total of 61 species, fourteen of which are considered âtrue tunaâ. Four species are of major commercial importance in the Pacific Islands: skipjack, yellowfin, bigeye, and albacore.


Yellowfin Sole Research
The yellowfin sole (Limanda aspera) is one of the most abundant flatfish species in the eastern Bering Sea and is the target of the largest flatfish fishery in the United States. They inhabit the EBS shelf and are considered one stock. Abundance in the Aleutian Islands region is negligible.


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The quetzal (local pronunciation: [keËtsal]; code: GTQ) is the currency of Guatemala. It is named after the national bird of Guatemala, the Resplendent Quetzal. In ancient Mayan culture, the quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency.


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It is named after the national bird of Guatemala, the Resplendent Quetzal. In ancient Mayan culture, the quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency. It is divided into 100 cents, called centavos in legal Spanish or lenes in Guatemalan slang.


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| Post | View. The quetzal (local pronunciation: [keËtsal]; code: GTQ) is the currency of Guatemala. It is named after the national bird of Guatemala, the Resplendent Quetzal. In ancient Mayan culture, the quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency.


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In ancient Mayan culture, the Quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency. In modern Guatemala, the Quetzals are also known as the Guatemalan currency. Coins were issued in denominations of 1, 5, and 10 centavos, and Â¼, Â½ and 1 Quetzal. 100 centavos is equal to one Quetzal.


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In ancient Mayan culture, the Quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency. In modern Guatemala, the Quetzals are also known as the Guatemalan currency. Coins were issued in denominations of 1, 5, and 10 centavos, and Â¼, Â½ and 1 Quetzal.


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When full adults, the Quetzals are largely solitary birds, even separating from their mate but reunite the following spring. They feed on fruits, berries, wild avocados, insects, small frogs and lizards. Guatemalaâs Bird Currency In ancient Mayan culture, the Quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency.


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- The Resplendent Quetzal was sacred to the Mayans. To them it symbolized freedom and wealth. Their feathers were used as money, but killing Quetzals was forbidden. - Male Resplendent quetzals do not begin to grow their long tail plumes for three years.


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They feed on fruits, berries, wild avocados, insects, small frogs and lizards. Guatemalaâs Bird Currency In ancient Mayan culture, the Quetzal bird's tail feathers were used as currency. In modern Guatemala, the Quetzals are also known as the Guatemalan currency.


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1 The Resplendent Quetzal, the brilliant bird found in the cloud forests of Central America, was sacred to the Mayans and figures prominently in their artwork and legends. 2  Today the Quetzal is the national bird of Guatemala, and name to the Guatemalan currency.


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This brings me to the second reason: It is a historical icon of liberty. Quetzals were revered by the Maya. Killing a quetzal was forbidden, so the tail feathers used by the Maya were collected or plucked (ouch!) from live birds who were then released.


Battery Chargers
Portable battery chargers keep your electronics running at a moment's notice. Portable battery chargers are small enough to store in your pocket, but provide enough power to fully charge most electronic devices. Charge your digital camera while driving home from vacation, or power a cell phone on the nightstand before drifting off to sleep.


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THE FASTEST RECHARGE: Recharge the 26800mAh battery through the Type-C port in just 4-5 hours (compared to the standard 14 hours); also features 2A and 1A input recharging. MASSIVE 30W TYPE-C OUTPUT: The Type-C output reaches up to 30W that matches the original AC MacBook charger, so you can charge all devices including a MacBook in no time.


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Note: Type-C charger sold separately. LARGE CAPACITY, MULTIPLE OUTPUTS: 26800mAh battery capacity charges an iPhone 6S 10 times, a Samsung S6 6times, or an iPad Air 2 times; contains two 2.4A iSmart ports for a combined 3.4A total.


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Best Portable Chargers. This is the best portable charger out there right now, and you can even get a great price on it online. Incredibly large battery (23,000mAh) will charge your phone, table, or even your laptop. Can charge 3 devices at one time.


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ORICO 10000mAh Portable Battery. Orico isnât exactly a hot brand in the battery pack market, but this is a pretty solid looking offering. Thereâs input and output support for Type-C and the pack intelligently detects the ideal furrent from 0.5 to its max of 2.4A.


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The best of the best in speed, power, and quality. â Pay $27.99 with code [RAV22000] â on [LIFETIME WARRANTY] RAVPower 22000mAh Power Bank - [Available for US & CA] RAVPower 6700mAh ACE Power Bank (iSmart 2.0 Technology, 2.4A Output & 2A Input)


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Best USB-C portable battery chargers. It wasnât that long ago that USB Type-C was a pretty uncommon port. A lot has changed in 2015. This year weâve seen the LG G5, HTC 10, OnePlus 3, Huawei P9, Samsung Galaxy Note 7, and countless other phones jump into the USB-C fray. Thatâs in addition to 2015 adopters like the OnePlus 2, Nexus 5X, and Nexus 6P.


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Aukey has your back with the new USB-C version of its portable charger. With a 5,000 mAh battery capacity and a size that fits nicely in your pocket, this charger is capable of rapid charging at 5V 3A and has enough capacity to charge just about any phone on the market at least once.


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This is the best portable charger out there right now, and you can even get a great price on it online. Good. Incredibly large battery (23,000mAh) will charge your phone, table, or even your laptop. Can charge 3 devices at one time.


Brioche
The dough is made the evening before (1 kg of farine, a quarter of which for the starter, 10 g of yeast, 7 or 8 eggs; one mixes this together with the starter and 800 g of butter, breaking up the dough, which 'uses up the butter'.


Definitions &Translations
Brioche, along with pain au lait and pain aux raisins âwhich are commonly eaten at breakfast or as a snackâform a leavened subgroup of Viennoiserie.


butter
butÂ·ter. 1. A coherent emulsion of milk fat, obtained by churning or shaking cream until the separate fat globules run together, leaving a liquid residue, buttermilk. 2. A soft solid having the consistency of butter.


Brioche
[using only] 3 eggs and 250 grams of butter for 1 kilogram of flour was introduced. The terms pain benit bÃ©nit and brioche were sometimes used together or virtually; interchangeably, so for, example in another 17th century recipe: ENTITLED CHAPITRE. ii


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In the 17th century pate pÃ¢tÃ© a Ã , tarte briochee briochÃ©e a pain ... [a Ã ] brioche pauvre using only 3 eggs and 250 grams of butter for 1 kilogram. of flour was introduced


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Prussia was a historical region in Europe that bordered the southeast coast of the Baltic Sea. It was known for its powerful army. In 1871 Prussia united several German states to create the empire of Germany.


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Prussia became part of the modern country of Germany. Parts of Prussia, however, became parts of Poland, Russia, Denmark, Belgium, Czechoslovakia and Lithuania after the German losses in World War I and World War II. Continue Reading.


What Modern Country Did Prussia Become?
Prussia became part of the modern country of Germany. Parts of Prussia, however, became parts of Poland, Russia, Denmark, Belgium, Czechoslovakia and Lithuania after the German losses in World War I and World War II. Keep Learning.


Prussia
Thereafter until 1701 this territory (i.e., East Prussia) was known as Ducal Prussia. When Albertâs son and successor, Albert Frederick, died sonless in 1618, the duchy passed to his eldest daughterâs husband, the Hohenzollern elector of Brandenburg, John Sigismund.


Prussia
Brandenburg was under the Hohenzollern family. The Duchy of Prussia was important to the Hohenzollern family because it was not in the Holy Roman Empire. The name for the new state was Brandenburg-Prussia. In the middle of the state was Polish land, but Brandenburg-Prussia was moving away from Poland.


So was Prussia a country before the German Empire?
So, to make a long story short: Yes, Prussia was a state before the 2nd German Empire was founded in 1871. In my guess, about 3/5 of the second Reich was Prussia. During the holy Roman empire, Prussia was not a German country, but just an area occupied by the Teutonic order. It depends what you mean.


Prussia
Prussia was a small part of todayâs northern Poland. After a small number of Prussi people lived there, Germans came to live there too. In 1934, Germanyâs borders were with France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Lithuania. Some parts of Prussia can be found in eastern Poland.


Prussia
Not to be confused with Russia. Prussia (German: PreuÃen ; Polish: Prusy) was a historic state originating out of the Duchy of Prussia and the Margraviate of Brandenburg, and centred on the region of Prussia.


So was Prussia a country before the German Empire?
Prussia was definitely a country. In fact it played very important role in major European events which took place in and since 17th century when Prussia rose to a position of major European power. Since then Prussia heavily participated in Silesian Wars, Seven Years' War, Partitions of Poland and Napoleonic Wars.


Prussia
Besides Silesia, Frederick also acquired East Frisia on the North Sea coast, and later, at the First Partition of Poland in 1772, he obtained West Prussia, that is, Polish Royal Prussia, thus forming a territorial link between East (Ducal) Prussia and the rest of his domains to the west.


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What is a Diamond? A diamond is a crystal which is composed of the element, carbon. In nature, diamond crystals display a crystal habit, but often the crystal shape has been rounded or abraided during emplacement. Diamonds typically occur in a rock called Kimberlite and in related cousins (Lamproite).


How Do Diamonds Form?
These asteroids hit with such force that pressures and temperatures high enough to form diamonds are produced. If the target rock contains carbon, the conditions needed to form diamonds might occur within the impact area. These types of diamonds are rare and do not play an important role in commercial diamond mining.


Metamorphic Rocks
When rocks are heated up or put under a lot of pressure, they can change drastically. This is because the minerals that make up the rocks form only at certain temperatures and pressures. At high temperatures or pressures, the elements will rearrange their crystal structure to form a different mineral. Graphite and diamond are two minerals that are both made entirely out of carbon. If we put graphite under a huge amount of pressure, the carbon atoms will be squeezed together and will rearrange themselves into the more compact crystal structure of diamonds. This change happens without any melting of the rock.


Diamonds  in the Rough:
What is a Kimberlite? Kimberlite is a 'hybrid' rock composed of fragments of peridotite and eclogite derived from beneath the deep crust in the upper mantle of the earth, as well as fragments of various rock types derived from higher levels in the crust.


Diamond
The slightly misshapen octahedral shape of this rough diamond crystal in matrix is typical of the mineral. Its lustrous faces also indicate that this crystal is from a primary deposit. A diamond (from the ancient Greek Î±Î´Î¬Î¼Î±Ï â adÃ¡mas unbreakable) is a re-arrangement of carbon atoms; those are also called allotropes. Diamonds have the highest hardness of any bulk (all one type) material. Because of this, many important industries use diamonds as tools for cutting and polishing things.


Diamonds  in the Rough:
Natural diamond crystals. A diamond is a crystal which is composed of the element, carbon. In nature, diamond crystals display a crystal habit, but often the crystal shape has been rounded or abraided during emplacement. Diamonds typically occur in a rock called Kimberlite and in related cousins (Lamproite).


How Do Diamonds Form?
Methods of Diamond Formation. Many people believe that diamonds are formed from the metamorphism of coal. That idea continues to be the how diamonds form story in many science classrooms. Coal has rarely played a role in the formation of diamonds. In fact, most diamonds that have been dated are much older than Earth's first land plants - the source material of coal! That alone should be enough evidence to shut down the idea that Earth's diamond deposits were formed from coal.


Demetri
Greek Meaning: The name Demetri is a Greek baby name. In Greek the meaning of the name Demetri is: Gift from Demeter. Latin Meaning: The name Demetri is a Latin baby name. In Latin the meaning of the name Demetri is: Of Demeter.Demeter is the mythological Greek goddess of corn and harvest.She withdraws for the part of the year her daughter Persephone must spend with the god of the underworld-the reason for winter.atin Meaning: The name Demetri is a Latin baby name. In Latin the meaning of the name Demetri is: Of Demeter. Demeter is the mythological Greek goddess of corn and harvest. She withdraws for the part of the year her daughter Persephone must spend with the god of the underworld-the reason for winter.


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Demetri /de-me-tri/ [3 sylls.] as a boys' name. Demetri's root is Greek, and the meaning of the name Demetri is follower of Demeter. Demetri is an alternate form of Demetrius (Greek).Compare surname Demetro.Kreatif forms: Demedar, Denmetri, Diemetri.emetri /de-me-tri/ [3 sylls.] as a boys' name. Demetri's root is Greek, and the meaning of the name Demetri is follower of Demeter. Demetri is an alternate form of Demetrius (Greek).


Demetri - Meaning of Demetri
[ syll. de-me-tri, dem-et-ri ] The baby boy name Demetri is pronounced as DihM EH TRiy â . Demetri is primarily used in English and Greek, and it is of Old Greek origin. Demetri is a form of the English name Demetrius.Demetri is rare as a baby name for boys. At the modest peak of its usage in 1992, 0.009% of baby boys were named Demetri. It ranked at #778 then. The baby name has since experienced a decline in frequency, and is now of sporadic use.emetri is a form of the English name Demetrius. Demetri is rare as a baby name for boys. At the modest peak of its usage in 1992, 0.009% of baby boys were named Demetri. It ranked at #778 then. The baby name has since experienced a decline in frequency, and is now of sporadic use.


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Origin and meaning of Demetri. 0 5. The meaning of Demetri is  Earth mother  and  Follower of Demeter . Its origin is  Modern English variant of the name Dmitri .Demetri is a form of Dmitri and is generally pronounced like  deh MEE tree . This name is mostly being used as a boys name.Last year it ranked 1,726th in the U.S. Social Security Administration list of most popular baby boy names. Demetri is a contemporary English respelling of the Russian name Dmitri.rigin and meaning of Demetri. 0 5. The meaning of Demetri is  Earth mother  and  Follower of Demeter . Its origin is  Modern English variant of the name Dmitri .


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Origin of the name Dimitri: From the Greek DÄmÄtrios (of Demeter), which is from Demeter, the Greek mythological goddess of agriculture and fertility. The name is composed of the elements de (the earth) and mÄtÄr (mother).From A World of Baby Names by Teresa Norman.rom the Greek DÄmÄtrios (of Demeter), which is from Demeter, the Greek mythological goddess of agriculture and fertility. The name is composed of the elements de (the earth) and mÄtÄr (mother). From A World of Baby Names by Teresa Norman.


Dimitri
Dimitri is the cosmopolitan blend of French and Russian. The Slavic form of the name is typically spelled Dmitri(y) and, like Ivan, Sacha, Vladimir and Yuri, we think of this one as quintessentially Russian (Ð´Ð¼Ð¸ÑÑÐ¸Ð¹). The Slavs adopted the name from the Greek Î´Î·Î¼Î·ÏÏÎ¹Î¿Ï (DÄmÄtrios) meaning âfollower of Demeterâ.imitri is the cosmopolitan blend of French and Russian. The Slavic form of the name is typically spelled Dmitri(y) and, like Ivan, Sacha, Vladimir and Yuri, we think of this one as quintessentially Russian (Ð´Ð¼Ð¸ÑÑÐ¸Ð¹). The Slavs adopted the name from the Greek Î´Î·Î¼Î·ÏÏÎ¹Î¿Ï (DÄmÄtrios) meaning âfollower of Demeterâ.


Demetri Meaning
Demetri is generally used as a boy's name. It consists of 7 letters and 3 syllables and is pronounced De-me-tri. In the U.S. in 2014, it ranked 1755 in baby name popularity for boys with 85 occurrences.Less than 5 girls were given the name.emetri is generally used as a boy's name. It consists of 7 letters and 3 syllables and is pronounced De-me-tri. In the U.S. in 2014, it ranked 1755 in baby name popularity for boys with 85 occurrences. Less than 5 girls were given the name.


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Below is a graphed analysis of the popularity of the boy name Dimitri and associated names. Prominent variation forms of Dimitri (#882 the previous year) are Demetrius (#692 the previous year) , Demetris and Demetri.imitri /dim-itri/ [3 sylls.] as a boys' name is pronounced de-MEE-tree. It is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Dimitri is follower of Demeter.


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Dimitri /dim-itri/ [3 sylls.] as a boys' name is pronounced de-MEE-tree. It is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Dimitri is follower of Demeter.Russian and French variant of Demetrius. Kreatif forms: Daymitri, Dimider.imitri /dim-itri/ [3 sylls.] as a boys' name is pronounced de-MEE-tree. It is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Dimitri is follower of Demeter.


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Top Definition. Demetri. The coolest mother fuckers ever to have been born. A Demetri has a deep laugh like mother fucking Santa Claus, except Demetris won't deliver presents to kids because they are too busy being really fucking awesome to waste their time riding a sleigh in the mother fucking sky at midnight.op Definition. Demetri. The coolest mother fuckers ever to have been born. A Demetri has a deep laugh like mother fucking Santa Claus, except Demetris won't deliver presents to kids because they are too busy being really fucking awesome to waste their time riding a sleigh in the mother fucking sky at midnight.


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Lancelot Flowering Crab will grow to be about 8 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 8 feet. It has a low canopy with a typical clearance of 3 feet from the ground. It grows at a medium rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for 50 years or more.


Crabapple Tree Growth Rate
This small variety produces fragrant flowers in the spring followed by tiny fruit only about 1/2 inch in diameter. It grows 6 to 10 feet tall and spreads between 6 and 12 feet, giving it a shrubby appearance. Another slow growing variety is the Coralburst crabapple (Malus coralcore).


Crabapple Tree Growth Rate
The diminutive Sargent crabapple (Malus sargentii) is one of the most common slow-growing crabapples. This small variety produces fragrant flowers in the spring followed by tiny fruit only about 1/2 inch in diameter. It grows 6 to 10 feet tall and spreads between 6 and 12 feet, giving it a shrubby appearance.


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While the majority of crabapple trees will grow in the 15- to 25-foot-tall range some species are as small as 6 feet tall while others may grow 50 feet in height.


How Big Will a Crabapple Tree Get?
Size. While the majority of crabapple trees will grow in the 15- to 25-foot-tall range some species are as small as 6 feet tall while others may grow 50 feet in height.


Crabapple Tree Growth Rate
Trees that grow between 13 and 24 inches per year are considered to have medium growth. A vast majority of crabapple trees fall into this category. Highlights of the medium-growth category include the Snowdrift crabapple (Malus Snowdrift), which is well-known for its abundant white flowers.


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Coralburst Flowering Crab will grow to be about 12 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 10 feet. It has a low canopy with a typical clearance of 4 feet from the ground, and is suitable for planting under power lines.


Crabapple Varieties Under 20 Feet
Crabapple trees that grow wider than tall are said to have a horizontal or spreading form. Strawberry Parfait (Malus Strawberry Parfait) can reach a mature height of 18 feet and a width of 20 feet. It blooms with large pink flowers and reddish leaves emerge in spring that later turn green.


Find Plants
Coralburst Flowering Crab will grow to be about 12 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 10 feet. It has a low canopy with a typical clearance of 4 feet from the ground, and is suitable for planting under power lines. It grows at a medium rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for 50 years or more.


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Stop worrying about plane crashes and the impending zombie apocalypse. The most common cause of death in Australia remains heart disease, though the risk of the former has dropped over the past decade.New Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures analyse causes of death between 2001 and 2010.ere are the top 20 causes of death in 2010, a year in which 141,070 Australians died: 1  Ischaemic heart diseases. 2  Cerebrovascular diseases. 3  Dementia and Alzheimer disease. 4  Trachea, bronchus and lung cancer. 5  Chronic lower respiratory diseases. 6  Colon, sigmoid, rectum and anus cancer.


Deaths
Coronary heart disease is the most common underlying cause of death in Australia for people over age 45, followed by cerebrovascular disease, cancers, dementia and Alzheimer disease and respiratory conditions.ung cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) make up the top 5 leading underlying causes of death in Australia in 2012, for males and females of all ages combined.


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Motor vehicle traffic accidents are the most common cause of all accidental deaths in Australia (see Motor vehicle traffic accidents). In 1994, 127 children were killed in motor vehicle traffic accidents, accounting for 44% of all child accidental deaths.ortality and Morbidity: Accidental death of children. In 1994, accidents were the most common cause of death among children aged 1-14 years. Accidents are a major cause of preventable death among children.


Smoking - A Leading Cause of Death
Smoking is the largest preventable cause of death and disease in Australia. There is a tobacco-related death about every 28 minutes in Australia, adding up to more than 50 deaths each day.In 1998, 19,019 deaths were caused by tobacco use.moking is the largest preventable cause of death and disease in Australia. There is a tobacco-related death about every 28 minutes in Australia, adding up to more than 50 deaths each day.


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Cancer is a leading cause of death in Australia â more than 43,200 people died from cancer in 2011. The most common causes of cancer deaths are not necessarily the most frequently occurring cancers. While lung cancer is the fifth most common type of cancer overall, it is the leading cause of cancer death in Australians.he most common causes of cancer deaths are not necessarily the most frequently occurring cancers. While lung cancer is the fifth most common type of cancer overall, it is the leading cause of cancer death in Australians.


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The second most common cause of accidental deaths among children was submersion, suffocation and foreign bodies. In 1994, 84 children died from accidents caused by submersion, suffocation and foreign bodies, accounting for 29% of child accidental deaths.ortality and Morbidity: Accidental death of children. In 1994, accidents were the most common cause of death among children aged 1-14 years. Accidents are a major cause of preventable death among children.


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Mortality and Morbidity: Accidental death of children. In 1994, accidents were the most common cause of death among children aged 1-14 years. Accidents are a major cause of preventable death among children.Understanding the nature and circumstances of childhood accidents can assist those developing accident prevention strategies and programs.ortality and Morbidity: Accidental death of children. In 1994, accidents were the most common cause of death among children aged 1-14 years. Accidents are a major cause of preventable death among children.


The Pulse
That's the subject of a recent report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The 2012 Cause of Death report analysed the leading causes of death for the 147,098 deaths registered in Australia in 2012 and is the most recent analysis available.Here are what it found to be the top five killers:uicide was the 14th most common cause of death in 2012 overall, but remains the 10th leading cause for men. Suicide is the leading cause of death for males and females aged between 15 and 44. Overall, the death rate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders was double that of non-Indigenous Australians.


Ovarian cancer
Ovarian cancer is the eighth most common cancer and the sixth most common cause of cancer death affecting women in Australia.varian cancer is the eighth most common cancer and the sixth most common cause of cancer death affecting women in Australia.


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Dehydration and/or starvation    Another Answer:   The most common cause of death in deserts is by drowning. More  people drown in the desert every year than by an â¦ y other cause. Flash floods can quickly develop after sudden thunderstorms and can  rapidly fill arroyos and streams to overflowing.ehydration and/or starvation    Another Answer:   The most common cause of death in deserts is by drowning. More  people drown in the desert every year than by an â¦ y other cause.


Choosing a Luxury Yarn: Alpaca vs. Cashmere
Alpaca weaving is a traditional craft, done using sustainable methods, which puts it under the desirable âFair Tradeâ banner. This, combined with the ability to create high-end designs using a lesser-known fiber, are among the reasons alpaca wool has gained such a prominent luxury fashion following.


Difference Between Yarn And Wool
Wool on the other hand would generally only include the finer quality that is generally used to may garments, knitwear, rugs, carpets, etc. Summary. 1.Yarn means spun thread for weaving, knitting, etc. Wool means yarn made of soft hair derived from the fleece of sheep or other animals.


Difference Between Yarn And Wool
Wool means soft hair derived from the fleece of sheep or other animals. Wool is a type of yarn. Yarn generally refers to long continuous interlocked fibers that may be used for textiles, knitting, weaving, etc. Yarn may be of different materials including cotton, animal fleece, synthetic, etc. Cotton or synthetic yarn would generally be used to produce textiles or fabric.


What's the difference between alpaca and cashmere, in terms of quality fashion garments?
The alpaca fibre comes in 22 natural shades and is shorn annually. Cashmere, too, is shorn. The main difference between the two is that cashmere has a shorter fibre length and so is processed on the woollen spinning system in the main with alpacaâs longer fibre length making it suitable for worsted spinning.


What's the difference between alpaca and cashmere, in terms of quality fashion garments?
, 30+ years in fashion design. Alpaca and cashmere are of similar quality when you compare the softness of both fibres. One needs to be certain of the source of cashmere and alpaca to determine its quality. The best quality alpaca is found in Peru, whereas cashmere originally came from Kashmir in India.


Difference between llama and alpaca
Difference between llama and alpaca. As you can see from the photo below, there really are a lot of differences between llamas and alpacas. The llama is roughly twice the size of the alpaca and the llama has a very coarse outer coat over a softer inner coat - as opposed to the alpaca, which has a very fine, single coat.


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Choosing a Luxury Yarn: Alpaca vs. Cashmere. When the mercury drops, winterâs freeze factor thrusts millions around the world into a search for the warmest, coziest garments money can buy. Two of the most coveted fibers â cashmere and alpaca â have woven their way into the very fabric of high-end fashion.


Choosing a Luxury Yarn: Alpaca vs. Cashmere
Choosing a Luxury Yarn: Alpaca vs. Cashmere. Share. When the mercury drops, winterâs freeze factor thrusts millions around the world into a search for the warmest, coziest garments money can buy. Two of the most coveted fibers â cashmere and alpaca â have woven their way into the very fabric of high-end fashion.


Difference between llama and alpaca
This is because the alpaca was domesticated and carefully bred for over 5000 years as a luxury fiber-producing animal. The llama has been bred for the same amount of time as a pack-carrying animal. The alpacas in the photo below are recently shorn but you can see many photos of full-fleeced alpacas elsewhere on this website.


The Difference Between A Llama And An Alpaca
The Whole Bushel. One of the most obvious differences between the two species is their wool or (more accurately) their fiber. Both the llama and the alpaca have been raised for their fiber, which is shorn once a year in both cases. The alpaca is much more prized for their fiber, and for many farmers, thatâs the only reason they are raised.


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Black Tea. As the ancient Chinese began to produce more and more tea, they realized that with a special fermentation process, tea leaves became darker. The tea made from these leaves was more potent, and the leaves could be stored for longer periods of time without losing their potency.


Where Does Green Tea Come From?
Weâve had a look at the different types of tea that come from the Camellia sinensis plant, in order to find out a little bit more about them: Black tea. Caffeinated black tea is often regarded as our daily cup of tea in the UK; many of us see it as a comforting drink.


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The History of Black Tea. The origin of tea brewing originated many thousands of years ago. The simple act of putting leaves into hot water has provided ancient societies with medicinal benefits, as well as a tasty beverage to enjoy by itself or with a meal.


Where Does Green Tea Come From?
Green tea. Like white tea, green tea has been consumed for thousands of years by people in China. It isnât hard to see why it is now drunk by many more people around the world as it is said to provide a rich source of antioxidants.


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The leaves and small buds are plucked from the tea plantations. The tea plant needs to be at least three years old for the leaves to be plucked. We find two types of tea leaves, green and black. The plucked leaves and buds are pressed, dried and packed. In order to prepare black tea, the leaves are pressed between the rollers and are left for fermentation.


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These tea types were called black tea because of the change in coloration of the leaves through the fermentation process. The fermentation in black tea brewing is really a process that oxidizes the tea leaves: it also increases the amount of caffeine by weight, making black tea a unique energy source.


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Know Its Origin Around 4000 years ago, it is said that people in China first started drinking tea. Then after 300 years ago, tea was introduced in Europe. After this, tea became popular in countries like North America and Europe around the 18th century. And China was the only country selling tea to other countries. In this way, China's tea business started soaring.


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Many attribute the discovery of tea to the Emperor Shen Nung, a Chinese ruler in the 2700s BC. A leaf accidentally dropped into a glass of hot water, or so the story goes, and tea brewing as we know it was born.


Where Does Green Tea Come From
In terms of various other nations and also the query, âWhere does green tea come fromâ, you can find also Australia, India, as well as Indonesia are usually additional farmers of Camellia sinensis.


Where Does Green Tea Come From?
Green Tea Fat Burner. [â¦] Millions of people around the globe consume tea, | greenplanet.com | Green Tea Fat Burner â white tea green tea[â¦]. Green Tea Fat Burner. Great post on white tea green tea! I really enjoyed reading it, and my own site is about Green Tea Fat Burner so Iâm not just saying so lightly.


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Bull
Bull stars Michael Weatherly as Dr. Jason Bull in a drama inspired by the early career of Dr. Phil McGraw, the founder of one of the most prolific tri... Bull stars Michael Weatherly as Dr. Jason Bull in a drama inspired by the early career of Dr. Phil McGraw, the founder of one of the most prolific trial consulting firms of all time.


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Bull Is Bringing in Everybody Loves Raymond's Brad Garrett as a Guest Star for Season 2. An Everybody Loves Raymond alum is headed to Bull in Season 2. TV Guide can exclusively reveal that Brad Garrett will guest star in an episode that finds Dr. Jason Bull (Michael Weatherly) as a defendant in a case.


âBullâ Cast: Season 1 Stars & Main Characters
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Bull cast: season 1 characters. 1  Robert Lindsay plays as Rupert. 2  Maureen Lipman plays as Beverley. 3  Claudia Jessie plays as Faye. 4  Naz Osmanoglu plays as Toby. 5  plays as.


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Benevolent Deception Season 1, Episode 23 May 23, 2017 Paid. 1  Bull and the Trial Analysis Corp. team travel to Miami with top criminal defense attorney J.P. Nunnelly to work on a controversial drug trafficking case in which both the client's and the jurors' lives are in danger, on the first season finale of Bull.


Bull  (2016 TV series)
As Thanksgiving approaches, Bull releases his team to enjoy the holiday with their families, only to find himself working a case solo when he agrees to help a boxer who is being tried for murder. The Devil, The Detail Season 2, Episode 8 Nov 14, 2017 $2.99


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Bull - Make Me Season 1, Episode 20 May 2, 2017 Free. Bull aims to prove temporary insanity at a murder trial for his client, Troy Dickerson (Brendan Dooling), a young man he believes was brainwashed by a cult-like spiritual learning center to kill his father.


Bull
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Home Chapter 3 Activity #4: Continuity test with a multimeter. In this activity you will be using the multimeter to do a continuity test on the breadboard by touching the probes to some wire and then to some plastic. Put your multimeter on the lowest setting of Ohms (Ï) possible. This is 200 ohms on many multimeters.


How to Use a Multimeter
Continuity testing is the act of testing the resistance between two points. If there is very low resistance (less than a few Î©s), the two points are connected electrically, and a tone is emitted. If there is more than a few Î©s of resistance, than the circuit is open, and no tone is emitted.


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Risk monitoring and testing is necessary to ensure that the business continuity planning process remains viable through the incorporation of the BIA and risk assessment into an enterprise-wide BCP and testing program.


Continuity Tester
A continuity tester consists of a battery in a housing, with a test probe connected to one end of the battery housing and a test wire with an alligator clip connected to the other end.


Continuity Tester
A continuity tester (left) can determine if a component is receiving electricity, but cannot measure current like a See more pictures of hand tools.


How to Use a Multimeter
Continuity is a great way to test if two SMD pins are touching. If your eyes canât see it, the multimeter is usually a great second testing resource. When a system is not working, continuity is one more thing to help troubleshoot the system. Here are the steps to take: 1  If the system is on, carefully check VCC and GND with the voltage setting to make sure the voltage is the correct level. 2  Power the system down and check continuity between VCC and GND.  Power the system down.


Continuity Tester
It is used with the current turned off to determine whether a particular electrical component is carrying electricity and to pinpoint the cause of a problem. To use a continuity tester, unplug the appliance and disassemble it to get at the component you want to test. Fasten the clip of the tester to one wire or connection of the component, and touch the probe to the other wire or connection. If the component is receiving electricity and transmitting it, the tester will light or buzz; this indicates that the circuit is continuous.


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Principles of the Business Continuity Testing Program. Risk monitoring and testing is the final step in the cyclical business continuity planning process. Risk monitoring and testing ensures that the institution's business continuity planning process remains viable through the: Incorporation of the BIA and risk assessment into the BCP and testing program;


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Risk monitoring and testing is the final step in the cyclical business continuity planning process. Revision of the BCP and testing program based upon changes in business operations, audit and examination recommendations, and test results.


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He resumed labor on his monumental Historia de las Indias, something he worked on until the end of his life; he also published in 1552 what is perhaps the most widely read and known of his works, the Brevssma Relacin de la Destruicin de las Indias.


BartolomÃ© de Las Casas
With the help of the archbishop, the Plan para la reformaciÃ³n de las Indias was conceived, and Las Casas, named priest-procurator of the Indies, was appointed to a commission to investigate the status of the Indians. He sailed for America in November 1516. Las Casas returned to Spain the next year.


BartolomÃ© de Las Casas
His several works include Historia de las Indias (first printed in 1875). A prolific writer and in his later years an influential figure of the Spanish court, Las Casas nonetheless failed to stay the progressive enslavement of the indigenous peoples of Latin America.


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textsHistoria de las Indias. by Casas, BartolomÃ© de las, 1474-1566; Fuensanta del Valle, Feliciano RamÃrez de Arellano, marquÃ©s de la, 1826-1896; Sancho RayÃ³n, JosÃ© LeÃ³n, 1830-1900. Published 1875. Topics Columbus, Christopher, Indians, Treatment of, America -- Discovery and exploration Spanish, Spain -- Colonies America. SHOW MORE.


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Gins de Seplveda, whose forensic encounter with Las Casas was one of the academic events of the sixteenth century, described his adversary in a letter to a friend as most subtle, most vigilant, and most fluent, compared with whom Homers Ulysses was inert and stammering.[8]


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During this time he also began gathering materials for his Historia General de las Indias, one of the most valuable sources for the early discovery and colonization period, and from which he later took the Apologtica Historia, a landmark in anthropology.


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As a result, the Laws of Burgos were promulgated on December 27, 1512, the first of numerous reform attempts by Las Casas. After the kings death, Las Casas continued his reform plans with the aging regent, Cardinal Ximnez de Cisneros.


BartolomÃ© de Las Casas
Four years later, while serving as prior of the convent of Puerto de Plata, a town in northern Santo Domingo, he began to write the Historia apologÃ©tica. One of his major works, the ApologÃ©tica was to serve as the introduction to his masterpiece, the Historia de las Indias.


Christopher Columbus
Bartolom de las Casas was born in Sevilla Spain in 1484 to a farming and merchant family  a background that proved valuable in his understanding and critique of the effects of the conquest.[2] In 1490 he saw for the first time in Seville the Spanish monarchs, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.