How Law & Order: SVU's Big Finale Death Will Shake Up the Show
Law & Order: SVU ended season 17 with a bang. For the first time everâyes, this hasn't happened in 17 seasonsâSVU killed off a main character, a member of the Special Victims Unit. Andy Karl's Sgt. Mike Dodds met his maker after a hostage showdown with Brad Garrett's nefarious corrections officer character. Karl, who joined the series earlier this season in the 2015 episode Maternal Instincts, is heading to London for a musical. His character's death comes after viewers learned Dodds was moving on to the Joint Terrorism Task Force and more about his home life.


âLaw & Order: SVUâ Casts Broadway Star Andy Karl as New Sergeant
Linda Ge | September 22, 2015 @ 2:44 PM. Broadway star Andy Karl is joining the cast of NBCâs long-running âLaw & Order: SVUâ as a new recurring character, TheWrap has learned. Karl will play Sgt. Mike Dodds, who is the son of Deputy Chief William Dodds, played by Peter Gallagher. The new addition to the cast comes after the exit of series regular Danny Pino, whose character Amaro left the show at the end of the showâs sixteenth season.


Andy Karl
Andy Karl (born August 1974 as Andrew Cesewski) is an American actor and singer, best known for performing in musical theatre.


Obituaries
Jump to: Overview (1) | Mini Bio (1) | Spouse (1) | Trivia (4) Andy Karl is an American actor. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland and moved to New York City, at a young age, to pursue acting. He made his Broadway debut in Saturday Night Fever, where he met his wife, Orfeh.


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Latest News on Andy Karl. 1  The Theater People Podcast Welcomes Tony-Winning Producer Kevin McCollum (Aug 15, 2016) 2  Broadway AM Report, 8/12/2016 - Baz Luhrmann's THE GET DOWN and More! (Aug 12, 2016)  Alan Cumming and Andy Karl Will Appear in Chita Rivera's NOWADAYS at Carnegie Hall (Aug 11, 2016)


âLaw & Order: SVUâ Casts Broadway Star Andy Karl as New Sergeant
âLaw & Order: SVUâ Casts Broadway Star Andy Karl as New Sergeant. Broadway star Andy Karl is joining the cast of NBCâs long-running âLaw & Order: SVUâ as a new recurring character, TheWrap has learned. Karl will play Sgt. Mike Dodds, who is the son of Deputy Chief William Dodds, played by Peter Gallagher.


Andy Karl
Karl moved to New York in 1994. He was an understudy in the touring cast of The Who's Tommy and in 1998 played Rum Tum Tugger in the touring cast of Cats. In February 2000 Karl was an understudy in the New York premiere of Sondheim's Saturday Night at the Second Stage Theatre.


Andy Karl
Andy Karl was born in Baltimore, Maryland to Walter Cesewski and Susan Weisman. He attended Towson High School, where he was on the football team and performed in theater. In high school he played Jud Fry in Oklahoma! and General Bullmoose in Li'l Abner.


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1 The Theater People Podcast Welcomes Tony-Winning Producer Kevin McCollum (Aug 15, 2016) 2  Broadway AM Report, 8/12/2016 - Baz Luhrmann's THE GET DOWN and More! (Aug 12, 2016)  Alan Cumming and Andy Karl Will Appear in Chita Rivera's NOWADAYS at Carnegie Hall (Aug 11, 2016)


The Urinary System (Part 2)
Based on current research, the donation of a kidney is considered to be safe; increased rates of kidney-related diseases or problems with high blood pressure have not been documented in people who have donated kidneys. True.


Kidneys
Kidneys help regulate the blood. When your kidneys are working properly, excess minerals and waste products leave the body in urine. Sodium (salt) and potassium are minerals that come from food. The body needs these minerals to maintain good health, but they must be kept at the correct level.


What is the function of the tubules found in the kidney?
Kidneys filter blood that has collected wastes from cells. Nephrons then filter that inside the kidneys. That produces urine which is 96% water, 4% urea and other wastes. Uretâ¦ers pass the urine from each kidney to the bladder that holds urine. Then it goes through the urethra and out of the body.


Kidneys
Many waste products are toxic if they are not removed from the body. Urea and other waste products are made when the body breaks down protein. Creatinine is a waste product made by the muscles. Healthy kidneys take creatinine out of the blood and put it into the urine to leave the body.


Kidney
(The word renal refers to kidney.) Blood leaving the kidney enters the major vein, the vena cava, via the renal vein. Also connecting to the kidney is a third tube, the ureter, which conducts urine to the urinary bladder for temporary storage.


Kidneys
The urine flows through a tube called the ureter into the bladder. Urine passes from the bladder out of the body through a tube called the urethra. The kidney usually makes one to two litres of urine every day depending on your build, how much you drink, the temperature and the amount of exercise you do.


Your Kidneys and How They Work
The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs, each about the size of a fist. They are located just below the rib cage, one on each side of the spine. Every day, the kidneys filter about 120 to 150 quarts of blood to produce about 1 to 2 quarts of urine.


The Urinary System (Part 2)
The urinary system filters metabolic waste from the blood and excretes them as part of urine. Blood containing metabolic waste is transported to the kidney by the renal vein; the renal artery removes blood from the kidney once the waste has been removed.


THE ARABS - Who is an Arab?
So too is modern Arab culture far removed from original Arab culture-it is now Turkish culture. During the time of the Turkish Ottoman Empire (1299 - 1922), Islam was not known as the Arab religion, it was known as the Turkish religion.The Thawb (Arab Robes) Emblematic of Arab culture, is not Arab at all.The original Arabs, like the Egyptians, Berbers, Mesopotamian's, Elamites/Persians: had Black skin, they did not need the Head to Toe protection from the Sun, that the Thawb affords.Mahra is the Arab name for the Bedouin tribes who are different in appearance to other Arabs, having almost beardless faces, fuzzy hair and dark pigmentation â such as the Qarra, Mahra and Harasisâ¦ Also on ââ¦the Qarra, Mahra and Harasis with parts of other tribes.


The Original Arabs were Dark skinned/ Black
The best way to get a true picture of what the original Arabs of the past looked like is to ask the original Arabs of the past themselves. So let's take a look at what the original, pure Arabs of 1400 years ago said about the appearance of the pure Arabs.Let's begin with Miskeen Al Darimi the well-known, pure-blooded Arab poet of the 7th century AD.ark my comment as a response to The Original Arabs were Dark skinned/ Black by Hisham. Note: Opinions expressed in comments are those of the authors alone and not necessarily those of Daniel Pipes. Original writing only, please. Comments are screened and in some cases edited before posting.


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The Arabs are defined by their culture, not by race; and their culture is defined by its essential twin constituents of Arabism and Islam. To most of the Arabs, Islam is their indigenous religion; to all of the Arabs, Islam is their indigenous civilization.The Arab identity, as such, is a culturally defined identity, which means being Arab is being someone whose mother culture, or dominant culture, is Arabism.rabs in modern times live in the Arab world, which comprises 22 countries in Western Asia, North Africa, and parts of the Horn of Africa. They are all modern states and became significant as distinct political entities after the fall and defeat and dissolution of the Ottoman Empire (1908â1922) .


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Arabs (Arabic: Ø¹Ø±Ø¨ â, Ê¿arab) are a major panethnic group whose native language is Arabic, comprising the majority of the Arab world. They primarily inhabit Western Asia, North Africa, and parts of the Horn of Africa.rabs in modern times live in the Arab world, which comprises 22 countries in Western Asia, North Africa, and parts of the Horn of Africa. They are all modern states and became significant as distinct political entities after the fall and defeat and dissolution of the Ottoman Empire (1908â1922) .


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Although we are concerned in this book with all Arabic-speaking peoples-not only in Arabia but in many lands, including Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Persia, Egypt, North Africa and medieval Sicily and Spain-it is necessary to throw the spotlight first upon the original Arab, the Bedouin.lthough we are concerned in this book with all Arabic-speaking peoples-not only in Arabia but in many lands, including Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, Persia, Egypt, North Africa and medieval Sicily and Spain-it is necessary to throw the spotlight first upon the original Arab, the Bedouin.


The Original Arab (Yemen) Horses
The original Arabian horses from Yemen. A professional documentary about the origin of the Arabian horses. According to research and studies the origin of the Arab horses is from Yemen also know as the 'Sheba Kingdom'.Namely the cities of Marib and Al-Joaf. In 1969 Sheikh al-Shaif established the 1st stable of horses in Yemen. professional documentary about the origin of the Arabian horses. According to research and studies the origin of the Arab horses is from Yemen also know as the 'Sheba Kingdom'. Namely the cities of Marib and Al-Joaf.


Myths, Hypotheses and Facts
Origin and Identity of the Arabs. In general, the term Arab in modern times is applied to a large group of different peoples that share in common the Arabic language, which for the overwhelming majority of them is not their original one but the tongue imposed to their forefathers by the Arabian conquerors.ncient peoples of the Middle East. Arabs are the most recent of all Semitic peoples according to their appearance in history. In fact, it is not possible to speak about Arabs in ancient times, but only about their ancestors.


Myths, Hypotheses and Facts
It is true that the Arab countries have not only language in common but also most cultural features as well, yet, this is the result of the colonization and subsequent annihilation of the original pre-Arabic culture. Therefore, it is more correct to speak of them as Arabized peoples rather than Arabs.ncient peoples of the Middle East. Arabs are the most recent of all Semitic peoples according to their appearance in history. In fact, it is not possible to speak about Arabs in ancient times, but only about their ancestors.


Arabs
The Arabian Peninsula itself was not entirely originally Arabic. Arabization occurred in some parts of the Arabian Peninsula. For example, the language shift to Arabic displaced the indigenous South Semitic Old South Arabian languages of modern-day Yemen and southern Oman.rabs in modern times live in the Arab world, which comprises 22 countries in Western Asia, North Africa, and parts of the Horn of Africa. They are all modern states and became significant as distinct political entities after the fall and defeat and dissolution of the Ottoman Empire (1908â1922) .


The Original Arabs were Dark skinned/ Black
Click below for original in Arabic. Ibn Mandour further describes the pure Arabs by saying, Lank hair is the kind of hair that most non-Arab Persians and Romans have while kinky hair is the kind of hair that most Arabs have . Click below for original in Arabic.There you have it--testimony from the original Arabs themselves.ark my comment as a response to The Original Arabs were Dark skinned/ Black by Hisham. Note: Opinions expressed in comments are those of the authors alone and not necessarily those of Daniel Pipes. Original writing only, please. Comments are screened and in some cases edited before posting.


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The average engine rebuild cost is going to depend on what kind of engine you're rebuilding. An older Volkswagen air-cooled engine can be rebuilt to performance standards for around $300 to $400. A typical water-cooled four cylinder engine can be rebuilt to original specifications for around $400 to $500.


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The average engine rebuild cost is going to depend on what kind of engine you're rebuilding. An older Volkswagen air-cooled engine can be rebuilt to performance standards for around $300 to $400.


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The manufacturer is the only one who can rebuild zero time your engine. If I personally were the one paying a large amount of money for an engine overhaul, 75% of the cost of a new engine. We would recommend a new or rebuilt zero time engine because it will give you paperwork that no one else can.


How to Tell If It's Time for an Engine Rebuild
A typical water-cooled four cylinder engine can be rebuilt to original specifications for around $400 to $500. A six cylinder engine can be rebuilt to original specification for around $500 to $600. An eight cylinder engine, will cost around $600 to $700 to rebuild to original specifications.


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The manufacturer is the only one who can rebuild zero time your engine. If I personally were the one paying a large amount of money for an engine overhaul, 75% of the cost of a new engine.


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Answer   I am not sure how much it would cost to rebuild the engine, but I just did an engine swap on my saturn. The engine cost $325 and it had 102,000 miles on it. Keep â¦ in mind that this price doesn't include the price for the oil/filter, coolant, sparkplugs/wires.


How to Tell If It's Time for an Engine Rebuild
An eight cylinder engine, will cost around $600 to $700 to rebuild to original specifications. If you plan on doing a high performance rebuild on a Chevy small block eight cylinder, you can feasibly spend as much as $1,200 or more if you're not careful.


Average Cost to Have an Engine Rebuilt
There are several things to consider when determining the average cost to rebuild any engine. When rebuilding a stock engine for transportation purposes only the cost should not exceed 50% of the cost to purchase a new one. However, when rebuilding an engine for performance this rule of thumb does not apply.


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It can cost between $500 and $2000+ to rebuild a 307 Engine on a  Chevy Nova. It all depends on who is rebuilding the engine, the  brand of the parts, and where the parts ar â¦ e bought.


Engine Overhauls
All three of these locations overhaul your engine, but the pricing isn't as flat: you have a lot more options than the Factory option, which impacts the cost. The base rate for a 180HP IO-360 at Zephyr is $21,000.


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Palestine Is a Country located in the Middle East. Palestine for the geographic region between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River and various adjoining lands. Different geographic definitions of Palestine have been used over the millennia, and these definitions themselves are politically contentious. Palestine's Place on the World Stage Palestine, is a region in Western Asia that covers part of Jordan and Israel. 2  It has been the center of great conflict between the Israeli Jews and the Arabs for decades.


Where is Palestine located? Palestine location map
Palestine is a region of lands between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea that the Palestinians call their home.Palestine covers areas of lands in Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria.Palestineâs unofficial The location of Palestine on a map status as a country among the Palestinians has led to civil unrest in the region especially with Israel. +.alestine covers areas of lands in Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. Palestineâs unofficial The location of Palestine on a map status as a country among the Palestinians has led to civil unrest in the region especially with Israel. +.


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Palestine usually refers to: 1  Palestine (region) , a geographical and historical region in the Middle East. 2  The Holy Land, an area roughly located between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. 3  State of Palestine, a modern partially recognized proto-state in the Middle East.4  The Palestinian territories, or Israeli occupied Palestinian 5  .... Pal The Palestinian territories, or Israeli occupied Palestinian territories, referring to the West Bank (including East Jerusalem) and the Gaza Strip. 2  Palestinian National Authority, also known as Palestinian Authority, an interim self-government body established in 1994 to govern parts of the territories.


Where is Palestine?
Palestine territories include the Gaza Strip, West Bank, and parts of modern Israel. This region has a strategic location between Jordan in the east, Lebanon and part of modern Israel to the north, Mediterranean Sea to the west, and Negev and Gulf of Aqaba to the South.alestine is an area in the eastern Mediterranean region between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea in Asia.


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There are three different definitions of Palestine: a country (the recognized Palestinian Authority or the unrecognized Arab pipe-dream for a non-Israel country), a British Mandate (from 1922-1948), or a region.They are all generally in the same place although specific borders may differ. Palestine's Place on the World Stage Palestine, is a region in Western Asia that covers part of Jordan and Israel. 2  It has been the center of great conflict between the Israeli Jews and the Arabs for decades.


Where is Palestine?
City of Gaza is the largest city in the Gaza Strip and Hebron is the largest city in West Bank region. Centrally located El-Bureij, Beit Lahiya in north Gaza, and Jabaliya in the north are some important regions. The Palestine region has moderate Mediterranean climate and has limited natural resources.alestine is an area in the eastern Mediterranean region between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea in Asia.


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Nats 3-0 over Braves: Strasburg finishes strong. 11. by Patrick Reddington Federal Baseball Oct 1, 2015, 9:58p. Stephen Strasburg finished strong with six scoreless innings on the mound against Atlanta and the Washington Nationals hung on for a 3-0 win over the Braves in Turner Field.ats 3-0 over Braves: Strasburg finishes strong. 11. by Patrick Reddington Federal Baseball Oct 1, 2015, 9:58p. Stephen Strasburg finished strong with six scoreless innings on the mound against Atlanta and the Washington Nationals hung on for a 3-0 win over the Braves in Turner Field.


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26. âââ Player Notes. Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that there's been a lot of buzz that the Nationals could make Stephen Strasburg available for trade this winter. Advice: It's interesting especially since the Nats are already poised to lose Jordan Zimmermann and Doug Fister via free agency this offseason.6. âââ Player Notes. Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that there's been a lot of buzz that the Nationals could make Stephen Strasburg available for trade this winter. Advice: It's interesting especially since the Nats are already poised to lose Jordan Zimmermann and Doug Fister via free agency this offseason.


Strasburg to give up chewing tobacco
Comment. Stephen Strasburg, like his former college teammate Addison Reed, is giving up smokeless tobacco following the death of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn.Stephen Strasburg said he is giving up smokeless tobacco following the death of his college coach Tony Gwynn.The Washington Nationals ace, who played for Gwynn at San Diego State, told MLB.com he will quit because of his young daughter. I think it's a disgusting habit, looking back on it, Strasburg said.omment. Stephen Strasburg, like his former college teammate Addison Reed, is giving up smokeless tobacco following the death of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn.


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Early Life. Professional baseball player. Born July 20, 1988 in San Diego, California. Stephen Strasburg's mother, Kathleen Swett, was a dietician, and his father, Jim Strasburg, was a real estate developer. Strasburg fell in love with baseball at a very young age.n 2009, the Washington Nationals selected Stephen Strasburg with the first pick in the Major League Baseball draft. A few months later, the pitcher signed a four-year, $15.1 million contract â the largest rookie contract in major league history.


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Synopsis. Stephen Strasburg is a right-handed pitcher born in San Diego, California. He is considered one of the greatest pitching prospects in baseball history, and his selection as first pick by the Washington Nationals in 2009 Major League's Baseball draft was a media event.n 2009, the Washington Nationals selected Stephen Strasburg with the first pick in the Major League Baseball draft. A few months later, the pitcher signed a four-year, $15.1 million contract â the largest rookie contract in major league history.


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Strasburg continues strong stretch with win. Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg, a DraftKings Daily Pick, won after allowing six hits and one walk with seven strikeouts in six scoreless innings against the Braves on Thursday.View More Fantasy News.ationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg, a DraftKings Daily Pick, won after allowing six hits and one walk with seven strikeouts in six scoreless innings against the Braves on Thursday. View More Fantasy News.


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Strasburg finishes strong in 2015. Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg finished the 2015 regular season with a 11-7 record, a 3.46 ERA, a 1.11 WHIP and 155 strikeouts across 127 1/3 innings.ationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg, a DraftKings Daily Pick, won after allowing six hits and one walk with seven strikeouts in six scoreless innings against the Braves on Thursday. View More Fantasy News.


2014 Los Angeles Dodgers season
Nationals SP Stephen Strasburg earns 11th win of the season. by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire. Washington Nationals starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg (11-7) finished his season with six sharp innings in Atlanta on Thursday, striking out seven while allowing one walk, six hits and no runs in a winning effort.ationals SP Stephen Strasburg earns 11th win of the season. by RotoWire Staff | RotoWire. Washington Nationals starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg (11-7) finished his season with six sharp innings in Atlanta on Thursday, striking out seven while allowing one walk, six hits and no runs in a winning effort.


Re/Max raises dues for agents, franchisees
After holding steady at $390 for 2011 through 2013, Re/Max agents in the U.S. and Canada now pay $400 in annual membership dues, according to Re/Maxâs first annual financial statement as a public company. Re/Maxâs agents in the two countries numbered 73,413 as of Dec. 31, 2013, approximately 79 percent of the franchisorâs global total.


How to Become a Real Estate Agent in 5 Steps
Every month, over 14,000 people Google how to become a real estate agent, and consider joining the 2 million real estate licensees in the U.S. And for good reason: Helping people buy the perfect home or make tons of money selling their house is exciting! Not to mention the rather enticing fact that real estate can be a lucrative field. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, real estate agents make an average of $45,610 per yearâand the top 10% tier of agents earned a whopping $166,940 in 2015.


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What Is the Minimum Cost a ReMax Owner Pays for a Franchise?
As of the time of publication, a ReMax office costs between $35,000 and $194,000 in total to open, according to Entrepreneur.com. Most ReMax agents pay an ongoing royalty fee of $100 per month plus 2.5 percent of commissions. Each agent pays annual dues of $165, and pays $105 per month for advertising.


How Much Does It Cost To Become A Real Estate Agent?
C. Suppose an agent sold $5,000,000 of real estate at a commission rate of 5%. Suppose that agent did not split the commission with another agent representing the buyer. That would be $250,000. Suppose the agent and their broker have an agreement which says the agent gets 95% of the commission.


Select from a menu of commission programs, according to your own needs.
Rapid Advance NO-COST Program. We know that some agents may not be comfortable jumping into a 95% program, so we've created the unique Rapid Advance NO-COST progressive plan. You pay nothing each month, and commission payouts go to 80%. (MUCH easier to reach with us than in any conventional company)


NOTES on POETRY
THE ELEMENTS of POETRY. Poetry, as man's inherited possession, is the expression of strong feeling and thought which leads to a communion between the individual and his surroundings, but most usually between a person and nature, the world, or the universe.


Elements of Poetry - and Description of Quality Characteristics
Couplet - two lines of verse that rhyme at the end and are thought as one unit. Meter - A rhythm that continuously repeats a single basic pattern. Rhyme - Words that end with similar sounds. Usually at the end of a line of the poem. Rhyming - Two lines of a poem together with the same rhythm. Rhythm - A pattern created with sounds: hard - soft, long - short, bouncy, quiet - loud, weak - strong . Stanza - A part of a poem with similar rhythm and rhyme that will usually repeat later in the poem.


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The pouring forth of both perceptive and emotional elements in their mixed and indiscriminate form gives to this kind of imagination the directness and truth which sensuous poetry possesses on a lower level.


NOTES on POETRY
Rhyme is the SONIC imitation usually of end syllables of words. There are basically two kinds of rhyme used in poetry. The first is the most typical and best known by young people, END RHYME, in which the words at the end of a given line rhyme. The second kind of rhyme is called INTERNAL RHYME.


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A metaphor here is the basis of a dogma, because the dogma rises to the same subtle region as the metaphor, and gathers its sap from the same soil of emotion. Religion has here rediscovered its affinity with poetry, and in insisting on the truth of its mystery it unconsciously vindicates the ideality of its truth.


Five Characteristics Of Poetry
* Sometimes poets use repetition of sounds or patterns to create a musical effect in their poems. *Rhythm can be created by using the same number of words or syllables in each line of a poem. * Rhythm can be described as the beat of the poem. * Figurative language is often found in poetry. The following types of figurative language are often seen in poems. ' Simile - Compares two things using like or as.. ^ The girl is like a tornado on the basketball court. ' Metaphor - Comparing two things by saying one thing actually is another thing. ^ The girl is a tornado on the basketball court.


Managers
Managers are workers that operate in your store. They are $40 per minute, and what they do is that they give you the option of auto-restock. That means you can autok a specific amount to every display item. They need a desk to operate, and they come in both male and female.


Community:Haggie125/Retail Tycoon
Retail Tycoon is Haggie125's most popular game. It has over 57+ million visits and has rightfully gained 577K+ user favorites with a decent upvote rating. It was 25 to play when it was in beta. Currently, Retail Tycoon is now free and started off with 6k players as soon as it became free. In the game, you build a store from nothing. The game is inspired by Your Store Tycoon made by Dued1. Right now, Your Store Tycoon is broken by ROBLOX updates.


Retail Business Management Game - Shopping Street
Thereâs always a gap in the market for a new retail tycoon, so itâs time to sharpen your competitive claws and get your brain focused on the forever evolving world of business management. Enjoy your work, and you'll go a long way!


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Free online tycoon management games, retail business simulation games for PC, Mac, Ipad, tablet to play now without downloading: Shopping Street is a fun, money management skills & urban design and development game for kids. Good tycoon flash games free online for girls/ boys, teens.


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Roblox earns Inc. 5000 spot. Roblox proudly earned a spot on the 35th Annual Inc. 5000, a prestigious list celebrating the fastest-growing private companies in America. This is an extraordinary accomplishment that complements our ten years of business and acknowledges our mission to power the imagination of millions.


Tycoon
Lumber Tycoon created by Defaultio, one of the many tycoons that exist on ROBLOX. Tycoons are games on ROBLOX in which the player is in charge of something, usually a business or a company of some kind, and must use his/her skills to grow and expand the tycoon to be as big as possible. In December 2007, a famous ROBLOX scripter, uber uber, created a game called Bread Factory Tycoon.


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Retail Tycoon. Retail Tycoon is a tycoon-based game made by Haggie125. The tycoon is inspired from Your Store Tycoon  by Dued1, currently that tycoon is broken by ROBLOX updates. The game is currently in Beta version, and has a paid access fee of R$25. Bugs. Here are a list of bugs currently in the game.


Manager
Managers are NPCs hired from the Worker Menu(4), their duty is to supply desired number of items per minute. They charge $40 per minute, making them the highest demanding worker in the game currently. They charge $400 for the first time they are hired, which is 10 minutes of pay. Managers need a Managers Desk to operate, and Managers can be configured from the supply menu.


Retail Tycoon
In Retail Tycoon, you take control of a small building and set out to create a massive retail store. Attract customers with pretty signs and separate them from their money with your own well-designed store layout. Remaking this based off Dued1s Your Store Tycoon (which was awesome, but broken by roblox updates).


Careers
The best thing about about joining Roblox is that you donât just join our company. You join a huge, vibrant community of 48 million players who will appreciate and applaud your talents and treat you like the rockstar you are. If contributing to the Roblox platform sounds like fun and you take play as seriously as we do, weâd love to hear from you.


Hereâs how long you should keep these old tax records
How long you should hang on to records; IF you â¦ THEN the period is â¦ File a return and the next 3 situations below do not apply to you: 3 years: Do not report income that you should and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return: 6 years: File a fraudulent return: No limit: Do not file a return: No limit


How Long Should I Keep My Tax Returns?
Of course, those initial two scenarios are ones you should avoid to begin with, but if the first applies, be sure to retain your old records and returns for at least six years. If the second two situations apply, keep your tax forms and documents indefinitely.


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Note: Keep copies of your filed tax returns. They help in preparing future tax returns and making calculations if you file an amended return. 1. You owe additional tax and situations (2), (3), and (4), below, do not apply to you: Keep records for three years. 2. You do not report income that you should report, and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return: Keep records for six years. 3. You file a fraudulent return: Keep records indefinitely. 4. You do not file a return: Keep records indefinitely. 5. You file a claim for credit or refund after you file your return: Keep records for three years from the date you filed your original return or two years from the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. 6.


Publication 17 (2017), Your Federal Income Tax
File a return and the next 3 situations below do not apply to you: 3 years: Do not report income that you should and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return: 6 years: File a fraudulent return: No limit: Do not file a return: No limit: File a claim for credit or refund after you filed your return: Later of 3 years or 2 years after tax was paid


Hereâs how long you should keep these old tax records
These time frames are for the material used to file your tax return. As for the filing itself, you should hang on to the actual Form 1040 and accompanying schedules and forms forever. This typically is not that much material and, if you prefer, you can convert it to a digital format and keep it stored on your computer, saving trees and space.


How Long Should I Keep My Tax Returns?
The IRS gets three years from each year's tax filing deadline to audit and reassess old returns. Because many people claim deductions that are tied to specific expenses, it's important to retain all supporting documentation in case you're ever asked to provide it down the line.


Publication 17 (2017), Your Federal Income Tax
Follow this checklist from the IRS of which tax records you need to keep â and for how long. Basic records are documents that everybody should keep. Although the Internal Revenue Service doesn't require you to keep your records in a particular way, it does urge taxpayers to keep them in an orderly fashion and in a safe place.


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As a percentage of DRD's recent stock price of $5.22, this dividend works out to approximately 4.66%, so look for shares of DRDGold Ltd to trade 4.66% lower â all else being equal â when DRD shares open for trading on 5/25/16.


DRDGOLD Ltd.  (DRD)
DRD Ex-Dividend Reminder - 11/12/14. Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 11/12/14, DRDGold Ltd will trade ex-dividend, for its annual dividend of $0.0182, payable on 11/28/14.


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DRDGOLD Ltd. is a producer of gold from the retreatment of surface tailings. It is primarily engaged in the underground and surface gold mining, including exploration, extraction, processing and smelting. The company operates through Ergo segment.


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As a percentage of DRD's recent stock price of $3.79, this dividend works out to approximately 2.01%, so look for shares of DRDGold Ltd to trade 2.01% lower â all else being equal â when DRD shares open for trading on 3/16/16.


DRDGOLD Ltd.  (DRD)
As a percentage of DRD's recent stock price of $2.50, this dividend works out to approximately 0.73%, so look for shares of DRDGold Ltd to trade 0.73% lower â all else being equal â when DRD shares open for trading on 11/12/14.


DRDGOLD Limited Sponsored ADR (NYSE : DRD)
Non Energy Minerals Â» Precious Metals. DRDGOLD Ltd. is a producer of gold from the retreatment of surface tailings. It is primarily engaged in the underground and surface gold mining, including exploration, extraction, processing and smelting. The company operates through Ergo segment.


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DRDGOLD Company Profile (NYSE:DRD) DRDGOLD Limited is a surface gold tailings retreatment company. The Company operates in the central Witwatersrand (Wits) basin in Gauteng province and recovers gold from tailings. Ergo Mining Proprietary Limited (Ergo) is the Company's operating entity. Ergo is a surface retreatment operator.


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Cash Dividend On The Way From DRDGold (DRD) Looking at the universe of stocks we cover at Dividend Channel, on 5/25/16, DRDGold Ltd will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.2430, payable on 6/9/16.


How did the United States become so powerful and influential in the world?
At the end America became so powerful with a combination of luck, hard work and keeping itself on the top of the technology curve. To this day the country is a leader in the high tech. Google, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft are the leading technology companies worldwide.


When the United States declared independence as a nation why was Britain against it?
in the year 1776 or 1783 when the declaraTION OF INDEPENDECE was signed.


The Formation of a National Government
The successful Revolution against England gave the American people an independent place in the family of nations. It gave them a changed social order in which heredity and privilege counted for little and human equality 'or much. It gave them a thousand memories of mutual hope and struggle.


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49,340 Contributions. According to the information on the Wikipedia website, it states that Switzerland has been a country since 1815. Although an interesting fact is that they didn't join the Unitâ¦ed Nations until 2002. Switzerland became an independent country on 1815 Answer 2 The Swiss Confederation was founded in 1291.


The Formation of a National Government
With the end of the Revolution, the United States had inherited the old unsolved western question - the problem of empire - with its complications of land, fur trade, Indians, settlement, and government of dependencies.


How did the United States become so powerful and influential in the world?
, Suffered under Richard Nixon, was . . . I think a strong argument can be made for a political system that was committed from the beginning to self-correcting the problems that most countries have. For example, the USA had major corruption issues in the 1880's/1890's.


After the Philippines became independent, its relationship with the United States began. dissolved. declined. stregthened.
After the philippines became independent, its relationship with the United states Strengthened. Philippines used to be an U.S colony. After Philippines became independent, both the united states and Philippines involved in several bilateral relationships that benefit both countries. Comments. Report.


President John Hancock
How did America become independent and adopt the name United States of America? America became independent following the American Revolutionary War. The American colonies defeated Great Britain, with help from France, Holland, and Spain, and established aâ¦ new country. According to the National Archives, the first known use of the formal term United States of America was in the Declaration of Independence. Thomas Paine had written four months earlier (February, 1776) of Free and independent States of America..


Developmental milestone: Talking (age 2)
She's also starting to get the hang of pronouns, such as I, you, and me.. Between ages 2 and 3, her working vocabulary will increase from 50 words to about 300. She'll string nouns and verbs together to form simple but complete sentences, such as I go now.. Talking timeline: Your child's development.


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Speech and language problems: Ages 2 to 4. Find out what's typical â and what isn't â as your toddler or preschooler learns to talk, and how to determine when... Milestones (ages 2 to 4) Social, cognitive, and physical developments to expect in children between ages 2 and 4.


Developmental milestone: Talking (age 2)
At this age, your child should also start answering simple questions, such as who and where questions. If she constantly echoes your question rather than answering it, this may be cause for concern and is worth mentioning to your child's doctor.


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By the end of 12 months, your child should master a few words including âmamaâ and âdadaâ, understand the meaning of ânoâ and simple instructions such as âGive me your handâ. The babbling will start making sense as your child will begin imitating your language. He or she should also respond to sounds by eye contact and turning his or her head in the direction of sounds. By the end of 18 months, your child will continue to learn new words. However, do not expect too much though.


When Should My Child Start Talking?
From 6-12 months. If a child from 6-12 months is not attempting to make eye contact with you when talking, does not respond to their names or start babbling by at least 9 months, here may be a dely. From 13-18 months.


What is the structure of a DNA molecule?
Z form DNA is found in living organisms, but is a left handed helix, meaning it twists in the opposite direction. Unlike A and B form DNA, the major and minor grooves have very similar sizes in Z form DNA. The twisted ladder metaphorA DNA molecule is often likened to a spiral (or twisted) ladder.In this analogy, the rungs of the ladder are the base pairs (A-T and G-C). The sides of the ladder are the sugar-phosphate backbones of the two strands.This refers to B form DNA.ach strand is composed of nucleotides. A nucleotide consists of a base (a purine or pyrimidine), a sugar (between the other two components) named deoxyribose, and a phosphate group. Nucleotides are linked to each other via phosphodiester bonds, forming a sugar-phosphate backbone to each strand.


Concept 19 The DNA molecule is shaped like a twisted ladder.
Concept 19 The DNA molecule is shaped like a twisted ladder. Earlier work had shown that DNA is composed of building blocks called nucleotides consisting of a deoxyribose sugar, a phosphate group, and one of four nitrogen bases â adenine (A), thymine (T), guanine (G), and cytosine (C).Phosphates and sugars of adjacent nucleotides link to form a long polymer.Other key experiments showed that the ratios of A-to-T and G-to-C are constant in all living things. X-ray crystallography provided the final clue that the DNA molecule is a double helix, shaped like a twisted ladder.In 1953, the race to determine how these pieces fit together in a three-dimensional structure was won by James Watson and Francis Crick at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge, England.hey showed that alternating deoxyribose and phosphate molecules form the twisted uprights of the DNA ladder. The rungs of the ladder are formed by complementary pairs of nitrogen bases â A always paired with T and G always paired with C.


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Confidence votes 7.6K. A DNA molecule is like a ladder because there are two sides (the sugar-phosphate backbones of the two strands) and rungs (each rung being a pair of complementary bases).Twisted, because the molecule is twined in a coil called a helix-or rather, a double helix because there are two strands.he model is called a double helix because two long strands twist around each other like a twisted ladder. The rails of the ladder are made of alternating sugar and phosphate â¦ ... The basic building block of DNA is called a NUCLEOTIDE.


What is the structure of a DNA molecule?
Double Helix is the structure of DNA. The DNA molecule consists of two complementary strands oriented in an antiparallel fashion. Each strand is composed of nucleotides. A nucleotide consists of a base (a purine or pyrimidine), a sugar (between the other two components) named deoxyribose, and a phosphate group.ouble Helix is the structure of DNA. The DNA molecule consists of two complementary strands oriented in an antiparallel fashion. Each strand is composed of nucleotides. A nucleotide consists of a base (a purine or pyrimidine), a sugar (between the other two components) named deoxyribose, and a phosphate group.


James Watson
Concept 19 The DNA molecule is shaped like a twisted ladder. James Watson and Francis Crick solved the structure of DNA. Other scientists, like Rosalind Franklin and Maurice Wilkins, also contributed to this discovery.oncept 19 The DNA molecule is shaped like a twisted ladder. James Watson and Francis Crick solved the structure of DNA. Other scientists, like Rosalind Franklin and Maurice Wilkins, also contributed to this discovery.


Structure of the Double Helix
Structure of the Double Helix. Double helix is the description of the structure of a DNA molecule. A DNA molecule consists of two strands that wind around each other like a twisted ladder.tructure of the Double Helix. Double helix is the description of the structure of a DNA molecule. A DNA molecule consists of two strands that wind around each other like a twisted ladder.


What is DNA?
(A grouping like this of a phosphate, a sugar, and a base makes up a subunit of DNA called a nucleotide.) These bases make up the 'rungs' of the ladder, and are attached to the backbone where the deoxyribose (sugar) molecules are located.eoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a chemical found in the nucleus of cells and carries the 'instructions' for the development and functioning of living organisms. It is often compared to a set of blueprints since it contains the instructions needed to build cells.


Module 1 Part C: DNA structure and function, Genetic Engineering and Cancer
The Watson and Crick Model. After learning that DNA had spiral shape, Watson and Crick determined the structure of DNA. The sugar and phosphate groups are bonded in alternating sequences to form the sides of a twisted ladder. Bases are joined by hydrogen bonds to form the rungs of the ladder.he Watson and Crick Model. After learning that DNA had spiral shape, Watson and Crick determined the structure of DNA. The sugar and phosphate groups are bonded in alternating sequences to form the sides of a twisted ladder. Bases are joined by hydrogen bonds to form the rungs of the ladder.


What is DNA?
Even though the shape of DNA is often described as a ladder, it is not a straight ladder. It is twisted to the right, making the shape of the DNA molecule a right-handed double helix. This shape allows for a large amount of genetic information to be 'stuffed' into a very small space.In fact, if you lined up each molecule of DNA in one cell end to end, the strand would be six feet in length.eoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a chemical found in the nucleus of cells and carries the 'instructions' for the development and functioning of living organisms. It is often compared to a set of blueprints since it contains the instructions needed to build cells.


The 14th Dalai Lama - Facts
When the Nobel Committee chose the Dalai Lama, it emphasized that he based his Buddhist peace philosophy on reverence for all living things and the idea of a universal responsibility that embraces both man and nature.


Martin Luther King Jr.
Facts on the Nobel Peace Prize. All you need to know about the Nobel Peace Prize! The Nobel Peace Prize, 1901-2000. Read more about the Nobel Peace Prize during the past century.


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1 Teachings by the Dalai Lama (submitted by Bill Scheffer). 2  Relationships with Dalai Lama (submitted by Shlomo Tommer). 3  the dalai lama (submitted by Anonymous). 4  Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people (submitted by shreder). 5  Tibet. 6  Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people.


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1 the dalai lama (submitted by Anonymous). 2  Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people (submitted by shreder). 3  Tibet. 4  Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people. ( 5 submitted by Vendor). 6  Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso by tomas (submitted by tomas).


The 14th Dalai Lama - Facts
It weighed heavily in the Tibetan leader's favor that he had showed willingness to compromise and seek reconciliation despite brutal violations. The award of the Peace Prize gave the Dalai Lama the opportunity to present a plan for the restoration of peace and human rights in Tibet. In the plan he recommended that the country be turned into an ecologically stable and demilitarized zone that might serve as a buffer between major Asian powers.


Dalai Lama wins Peace Prize
A+E Networks. The Dalai Lama, the exiled religious and political leader of Tibet, is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his nonviolent campaign to end the Chinese domination of Tibet. The 14th Dalai Lama was born as Tenzin Gyatso in Tsinghai Province, China, in 1935.


Dalai Lama wins Peace Prize
Seeking peace, the Dalai Lama abandoned his demand for Tibetan independence and called for a true self-governing Tibet, with China in charge of defense and foreign affairs. China rejected the offer.


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1 Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people. ( 2 submitted by Vendor). 3  Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso by tomas (submitted by tomas). 4  Vietnamese Buddhism in Australia (submitted by Venerable Nguyen Tang).


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1 Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people (submitted by shreder). 2  Tibet. 3  Religious and political leader of the Tibetan people. ( 4 submitted by Vendor). 5  Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso by tomas (submitted by tomas). 6  Vietnamese Buddhism in Australia (submitted by Venerable Nguyen Tang).


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1 1937 - Recognized at the age of two as the reincarnation of the 13th Dalai Lama. 2  1940 - February 22, enthroned in Lhasa. 3  1950 - Assumed full political power as Head of State and Government of Tibet. 4  1959 - Received Geshe Lharampa Degree (Doctorate of Buddhist Philosophy).


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I. Overview. Respiration include four processes: Pulmonary ventilation (air in/out, gas exchanged in lungs) External respiration (gas exchanged between blood and alveoli in lungs) Transport of respiratory gases (transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide) Internal respiration (gas exchange between blood and tissues)


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Historical Examples. 1  nares could only just see the negro, who was probably attempting to recover his senses, for he said nothing. Long Odds Harold Bindloss. 2  Under this persuasion Drayton put script of mart as equivalent (nares). The Battaile of Agincourt Michael Drayton.


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The Functions of Internal & External Nares. Your nose may not be the most beautiful feature on your face, but it's one of the most sensitive. Without your nose, your lungs might fill up with debris; the shock of cold, dry air might affect your breathing; and the continuous loss of moisture during expiration might deplete your bodily-fluid levels.


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The nose leads to the pharynx through a pair of apertures known as the internal nares which forms a pathway for the air to reach the lungs for respiration. 4 people found this useful.


nares
the pairs of anterior and posterior openings to the nasal cavity that allow the passage of air to the pharynx and ultimately the lungs during respiration. See also anterior nares, posterior nares.


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What are the functions of the internal nares of the frog? The internal nares are used for the frog's sense of smell. their main purpose however is to take air from the nostril and send it to the mouth which can pull out the oxygen orâ¦ send it to the lungs.


Test Bank Of Essentials of Anatomy And Physiology 7th Edition by Martini Bartholomew
Respiration include four processes: 1  Pulmonary ventilation (air in/out, gas exchanged in lungs) 2  External respiration (gas exchanged between blood and alveoli in lungs) 3  Transport of respiratory gases (transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide)  Internal respiration (gas exchange between blood and tissues)


Nostril
A woman's nostrils. A nostril (or naris /ËneÉªráµ»s/, plural nares /ËneÉªriËz/) is one of the two channels of the nose, from the point where they bifurcate to the external opening. In birds and mammals, they contain branched bones or cartilages called turbinates, whose function is to warm air on inhalation and remove moisture on exhalation.


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Farther inside the nose, in the internal nares, mucous membrane also known as mucosa, lines the two channels and the internal structures of the nose including the superior, middle and inferior conchae on each side of the septum. These are long, furled shells of bone that contribute to temperature and water control.


Weather in New York City in March 2019
Weather in New York City in March. The average maximum daytime temperature in New York City in March is a cool 9Â°C (48Â°F). There are usually 7 hours of bright sunshine each day, which represents 58% of the 12 hours of daylight. The average sea temperature in and around New York City in March is 4Â°C (39Â°F).


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Join @CJAOurPower Day of Action around the #CPP on Jan 19! Info here: https://t.co/oJiZgalZ55 #ourpowerplan #justtransitionRetweet. Youth #ClimateAction at COP21 in Paris to demand real solutions as negotiations head into the final hours.


Climate of New York
Unlike the vast majority of the state, New York City features a humid subtropical climate (Koppen Cfa). New York City is an urban heat island, with temperatures 5-7 degrees Fahrenheit (3-4 degrees Celsius) warmer overnight than surrounding areas.


People's Climate March
The march participants plan to take part in the PCM by interrupting their march for four days and traveling by bus from Ohio to New York City. The purpose of the convergence is to combine two historic climate marches â the largest (PCM) and the longest (The Great March).


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Earth- It's the only home we have. Send your pic of #climateaction to Virtual #ClimateMarch https://t.co/HAtLMGAjDM https://t.co/x1L26aGkI7Retweet. An important read about using power to trust and strengthen our movements from the bottom up for a #justtransition https://t.co/p5DztNEgQwRetweet. You might not be at a march in person, but you can send in your message of #climatehope to the Virtual #ClimateMarch https://t.co/HAtLMGiIMeRetweet. We have 3 days to add another 43 voices to our @ThunderclapIt campaign.


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Check the weather in New York City in March before you book your next holiday in New York. Long-term weather averages give the best indication of the weather in March 2017 and include figures for temperature, sunshine and rainfall for New York City, New York, United States.


People's Climate March
People's Climate March. The People's Climate March (PCM) was a large-scale activist event to advocate global action against climate change, which took place on Sunday, September 21, 2014, in New York City. With an estimated 311,000 participants, it was the largest climate change march in history.


Climate of New York
Lake effect snow bands over Upstate New York. The climate of New York state is generally humid continental, while the extreme southeastern portion of the state (New York City area) lies in the warm temperate climate zone.


Rock-forming mineral
Rock-forming mineral: Rock-forming mineral,, any mineral that forms igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic rocks and that typically, or solely, forms as an intimate part of rock-making processes. In contrast are those minerals that have a limited mode of occurrence or are formed by more unusual processes, such as the ores


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List of the Rock-Forming Minerals 1.2 Mica group Micas comprise about 4% of the crust.7/8/13 Scapolite Scapolite is found in various metamorphic rocks.org/minerals/ 4/20 .40).sandatlas. All sheet silicates are hydrous.2. Muscovite Muscovite is a very common mica found in many rock types.


Timeline of the discovery and classification of minerals
An introduction to the rock-forming minerals (2nd ed.). London: Longman. ISBN 0-582-30094-0. Deer, W.A.; Howie, R.A.; Wise, W.S.; Zussman, J. (2004). Rock-forming minerals. Volume 4B. Framework silicates: silica minerals. Feldspathoids and the zeolites (2nd ed.). London: Geological Society of London. p. 982 pp. Hurlbut, Cornelius S. (1966).


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The six minerals olivine, quartz, feldspar, mica, pyroxene and amphibole are the commonest rock-forming minerals and are used as important tools in classifying rocks, particularly igneous rocks. Except for quartz, all the minerals listed are actually mineral groups.


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Table 2.1 of the lab manual has a column for Rock-Forming Minerals. These are the minerals that are important to know if you are going to start classifying rocks. Fortunately, this list is short, and in reality you can identify most rocks with only 8 of them. In Hawaiâi we are lucky because the list shrinks to only 4 important rock-forming minerals!


Minerals
Mineral grains of gold, garnet (andradite), corundum, sodalite, diamond, and quartz. About 200 minerals are called the rock-forming minerals. These are the minerals that are listed and described below. More than 99.9% of the Earthâs crust is composed of these minerals. This list of minerals and specific articles about each mineral species are all focused on minerals as they naturally occur within rocks and sediments. More than 90% on the crust is composed of silicate minerals. Most abundant silicates are feldspars (plagioclase (39%) and alkali feldspar (12%)).


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Abbreviations for names of rock-forming minerals. Donna L. Whitney 1,* an D Bernar D W. evans 2. 1Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455, U.S.A. 2Department of Earth and Space Sciences, Box 351310, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98185, U.S.A. Nearly 30 years have elapsed since Kretz (1983) provided. the mineralogical community with a systematized list of abbre-. viations for rock-forming minerals and mineral components. Its. logic and simplicity have led to broad acceptance among authors. and editors who were eager to adopt a widely recognized set of. mineral symbols to save space in text, tables, and figures.


List of minerals
Anyolite (metamorphic rock - zoisite, ruby, and hornblende) Aquamarine (light blue variety of beryl) Argentite (high temperature form of acanthite) Asbestos (fibrous serpentine- or amphibole minerals) Auerlite (variety of thorite) Avalite (chromian variety of illite) Aventurine (variety of quartz) B


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Mg 3 Si2 O 5 (OH)4 1. All sheet silicates are hydrous.40).org/minerals/ 4/20 .sandatlas.2. Silicon tetrahedra are joined to form parallel sheets. Si:O ratio is 2:5 (0. List of the Rock-Forming Minerals 1.2 Mica group Micas comprise about 4% of the crust. Thatâs why they are important in the upper part of the crust.2.


Just How Long Can People Live?
Itâs true that infants and children were once more likely to die than people of any other ages. Eliminating many of the deadly diseases of childhood gave the biggest boost to our average life expectancy as it doubled in the past 150 years.


Just How Long Can People Live?
The death rate from heart disease (adjusting for age, since there are more and more older people in the population) was cut in half between 1980 and 2000. Thatâs a screaming success for public health and biomedicine.


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Sometimes, we lie because weâre afraid we will be hurt if we reveal the truth, or weâre afraid of a confrontation. It can be hard to be honest, especially with yourself, but doing so will help you live a fuller, richer life.


Just How Long Can People Live?
Itâs all connected, of courseâthe reason we live longer today is that we are living in an entirely different world than the one people inhabited at the end of the 19th century. Itâs less nasty, less brutish, and less short.


Can humans live forever?
I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it by not dying.. So said American director Woody Allen. We've been raised with the belief that death is inevitable, so we must consider the legacy of what we'll leave behind.


45 Ways To Live Life To The Fullest
How to Live Life to the Fullest. The meaning of your life is something you create day after day with your own actions and thoughts. Always ask what you can learn, and how you can move forward, and stop yourself from blaming other people if things aren't the way you would like them to be. What living life to the âfullestâ looks like is up to you.


Just How Long Can People Live?
We have a completely different relationship to safety today than we did at the beginning of the 20th century. Workplace deaths are down by 90 percent, thanks to efforts by labor unions, researchers, and overreaching government agencies.


Just How Long Can People Live?
The good news is that the gap has been narrowing. This disparity has been seen as a matter of social justice, but as Jones points out, thereâs also a major gap in life expectancy between males and females. âI can expect to live five years less than my wife,â he says.


GS Pay Scale FAQs
Answer: Some agencies, particularly the Dept. of Defense, are no longer on the GS scale. They are on a system called âpay-bandingâ. Instead of being a GS-15 step 1 you are given a range in which your pay can be, and promotions/pay increases are determined by performance reviews.


What Determines Where You Stand On The GS Scale?
Four years of progressive study or 120 semester hours meets the degree requirements described in this Manual. Additional credit cannot be given for duplicate course work. For study at a business or technical school, 36 weeks of study (20+ classroom hours per week) is comparable to 1 academic year above high school.


What Determines Where You Stand On The GS Scale?
Grade-point average (G.P.A.)âApplicants must have a grade-point average of: 1  3.0 or higher out of a possible 4.0 (âBâ or better) as recorded on their official transcript, or as computed based on 4 years of education, or as computed based on courses completed during the final 2 years of the curriculum; or.


Government Jobs: Cracking the GS Code
Shortcut to Matching Your Qualifications: Cracking the GS Code. The coding systems used to classify jobs vary by agency, but the most common system is the General Schedule (GS). The GS assigns every job a grade level from 1 to 15, according to the minimum level of education and experience its workers need. Jobs that require no experience or education are graded a GS-1, for example.


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On their six year anniversary, Alex went big. First, a basket of love letters was sent to her house explaining when she need to be ready. Second, a helicopter took Alexâs fiancee fianceÃ© on a private ride to meet him On Catalina. island


Snorkeling Catalina Island Lover's Cove & Avalon Underwater Park
Often I have read that Lover's Cove on Catalina Island was a must do on any snorkeler's list. So we planned a 3 day visit with the intent of snorkeling both Lover's Cove and Avalon Underwater Park. It is located 22 miles offshore from Long Beach, CA.


Snorkel Tours
Lover's Cove is a crescent shaped bay just on the outside of town. It is filled with large and friendly fish as well as healthy plant life. It is the ideal place for a first time snorkeler, someone interested in learning to free dive, or an experienced skin diver. Casino Point is a roped-off marine protected area that offers a stair-entry into the water and is also full of life.


Snorkeling
Explore the Worlds Best Diving Environment. Two Harbors at the Isthmus of Santa Catalina Island is ideally located to offer easy access to some of the worldâs best snorkeling. Voted âWorldâs Healthiest Marine Environmentâ by Scuba Diving Magazine, the water is clear and clean, with visibility ranging from 40-100 feet. Water temperatures vary from 55-72 degrees.


Snorkeling Catalina Island Lover's Cove & Avalon Underwater Park
(Southern CA). Garibaldi at Avalon Underwater Park. I wanted to share our experience with snorkeling Catalina Island, CA, specifically Lover's Cove and Avalon Underwater Park. Living near the cold waters of southern California my wife and I have only snorkeled a few areas such as La Jolla Cove, Sandy Beach and La Jolla.


Lover's Cove - Avalon, Catalina
This guide written by: Dustin Meyer. Lover's Cove is a small to medium sized cove on the island of Catalina just off of California's Coast. It is literally a 2 minute walk from the boat landing. This dive spot offers some great scenery not to mention animals that are very used to people-meaning you can get pretty close to them without them swimming away.


Lover's Cove - Avalon, Catalina
Excellent kelp forests as well as a variety of depths make this a pretty sweet spot. Parking: No parking, get there on foot from Avalon. 2 Minute walk max. Entry: A small stairway leads from the sidewalk/street to the beach (mostly rounded off rocks, no sand). Facilities: No facilities per se.


Snorkel Tours
This experience takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes and all of the necessary gear is included. If you really love snorkeling and want to continue after the time has elapsed you can take the gear for the rest of the day and explore on your own.


Snorkel Tours
Snorkeling with Catalina Scuba Luv. One of the best things about Catalinaâs marine environment is its accessibility. Practically any spot around the island is a great place to jump in and explore. Snorkeling is a great way to do so.


Snorkeling
Rent snorkeling gear at Two Harbors Dive & Recreation Center and then head out off the beach or in a kayak and find one of the abundant kelp forests to witness the wonders of Catalina's underwater world.


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Radiant flux incident per unit area of a surface; the power incident per unit area. The radiometric unit of measure is W/mÂ² or factors thereof (mW/cmÂ²). The photometric units of measure are lumens/mÂ², lux, phot, and footcandles.


How to Measure Light Intensity
Understand photometers that measure lux and foot-candles. These are units that describe the intensity of light on a surface, or illuminance. Photometers that measure this are usually what people are looking for when they want to set up a photo shoot, or test whether a room is too bright or too dim. 1  Some light meters are specialized for different types of lighting.


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1 Mark a new line from this spot. 2  Use a protractor to measure the angle between your two lines. 3  This is the beam angle, and describes the angle illuminated brightly by the light source. 4  To find the field angle, repeat these steps, but mark the two spots where the beam intensity reaches 10% of the maximum level.


How is the speed of light measured?
Nowadays, we know that light moves just too quickly for the lag to be noticeable. Galileo doubted that light's speed is infinite, and he devised an experiment to measure that speed by manually covering and uncovering lanterns that were spaced a few miles apart.


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A linearity of 1% states that the ratio of the measured value to that of the incident radiation will not vary more than 1% from the absolute. Lumen (lm) photometric measurement. The lumen is the photometric unit of power.


Lux
A flux of 1000 lumens, concentrated into an area of one square metre, lights up that square metre with an illuminance of 1000 lux. However, the same 1000 lumens, spread out over ten square metres, produces a dimmer illuminance of only 100 lux. Achieving an illuminance of 500 lux might be possible in a home kitchen with a single fluorescent light fixture with an output of 7004120000000000000â 12000 lumens.


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Write this down, then measure the distance from the aluminum foil to the light source on the opposite side, d2. 1  You can measure the distance using any unit, but make sure not to mix them. 2  For example, if your measurement is in feet and inches, convert the result to use inches only.


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A unit of luminance equal to 1candela/cmÂ². T Number of a Lamp. The lamp T number is the diameter of the lamp in increments of 1/8 inch. A T-1 lamp is 1/8 inch in diameter, a T-2 lamp is 1/4 inch in diameter, etc. Talbot photometric measurement. The SI unit of the quantity of light expressed in lumen-seconds.


Lux
For monochromatic light of this wavelength, the amount of illuminance for a given amount of irradiance is maximum: 683.002 lux per W/m 2; the irradiance needed to make one lux at this wavelength is about 1.464 mW /m 2. Other wavelengths of visible light produce fewer lux per watt-per-meter-squared.


How Long Can You Insure Your Child on Your Auto Insurance Policy?
As long as the child lives at home, however -- be they 16, 18, 21 or 60 -- she can remain on a parentâs insurance plan. When deciding if a child can remain on his parents' auto insurance policy, insurance agencies look first at place of residency. If parents and child live together, they can be insured together.


How Long Can You Insure Your Child on Your Auto Insurance Policy?
Younger drivers tend to get lower rates when they remain on their parentsâ car insurance policy. For kids in high school and college, having a grade point average above 3.0 can lower the rate even more -- by as much as 25 percent.


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Keep in mind, too, that for parents approaching age 65 and considering retirement, Medicare coverage does not extend to children. Parents and their young adult children should look carefully at all their health care coverage options, including copays, deductibles and plan types.


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When Itâs Time to Get Off Your Parentsâ Health Plan. MOST POPULAR. One provision of the Affordable Care Act that has garnered pretty universal praise is the policy change allowing young adults to remain on their parentsâ health insurance plans through age 26. Previously, young adults were knocked off the plans at age 19. (Full-time students were able to stay on until age 22.) The provision, which took effect in September 2010, has been so successful itâs enabled nearly 8 million previously uninsured young adults to gain coverage, according to The Commonwealth Fund.


Children can remain on Parentsâ Health Insurance Policy until age 26
Children can remain on Parentsâ Health Insurance Policy until age 26. PPACA allows children to stay on their parentâs health insurance plan until they turn 26 years old.


Southeast Woodland Indians in Olden Times Native Americans for Kids
The Indians of the Southeast were considered members of the Woodland Indians. About 4000 years ago, there were many different Southeast Woodland Indian tribes. Most tribes were farmers, hunters, and gatherers. They lived in homes. They each had a structured government.


The Native People of North America
Little is known concerning the lifeways of the earliest humans in this region, the so-called Paleo-Indians, who first began occupying the Southeast around 10,000 or more years ago. The Archaic Period (10,000 to 3,000 years ago).


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Passports of Southeastern Pioneers, 1770-1823: Indian, Spanish and Other Land Passports for Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, North and South CarolinaJan 1, 1982. by Dorothy Williams Potter. Paperback. $ 42 00 Prime.


History of Native Americans in the United States
As American expansion continued, Native Americans resisted settlers' encroachment in several regions of the new nation (and in unorganized territories), from the Northwest to the Southeast, and then in the West, as settlers encountered the tribes of the Great Plains.


Indian Tribes and Languages of the Southeast
Indian Tribes and Languages of the Southeast. This is an index to the Native American language and cultural information on our website pertaining to Southeast Indian tribes. For legends and folklore please see Southeast Woodland Legends. Tribes of the Southeast Culture Group.


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Quick Answer. There are many Southeast Indian tribes, but the best-known are the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Natchez and Seminole. These tribes, also known as the people of the Southeastern Woodlands, hail from the states of Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and parts of Florida. Continue Reading.


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What you should know about storing fresh eggs. Because it's easy to forget how long that carton of eggs has been lurking in the back of the fridge, and because the last thing you want to do is get your family or your roomies sick, we've cracked the code, so to speak, on the shelf life of eggs.


Nutrient Ratios & Caloric Needs!
In the diet there are three worthwhile sources of calories: fat, protein and carbohydrates. There are many different ratios, and methods of determining those ratios, in use today. Following is just one of the many ways to figure the caloric ratio, but seems to work pretty well, with a good success rate.


Why Weight Loss Really Boils Down To Math And Science
As you know, there are three major macronutrients in food: carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. For you to be able to effectively calculate your daily caloric intake, you need to focus on understanding the caloric makeup of each of these macronutrients. However, not all calories are created equally.


Daily Calorie Intake â Why Calories In vs Calories Out Is The Key To Your Diet
And THAT is the difference between someone eating enough to support muscle growth, and someone just eating too much and getting fat. And to a lesser but still significant degree, various other aspects of your diet will also play an important role in making your body store excess calories as muscle rather than fat.


How does protein affect weight loss?
Protein and weight loss is also important for postmenopausal women and older men, as caloric restriction-induced weight loss appears to inherently reduce lean mass, with more lean mass being lost when dietary protein is lower despite caloric deficit being similar.


Why Weight Loss Really Boils Down To Math And Science
To burn off 1 pound of fat, you need to burn 3500 calories. Therefore, by deducting 500 calories from your calorie intake per day, you can burn off 1 pound of fat in 1 week (500 x 7 = 3500). This method is equally effective if we want to gain muscle, too. We need to add 500 calories to our diet to create a surplus, which enables us to build muscle.


Daily Calorie Intake â Why Calories In vs Calories Out Is The Key To Your Diet
Meaning, once everything else (protein, fat, carbs, etc.) is set to an optimal percentage of your calorie intake, it can all remain set that same way and youâll still lose fat or build muscle or do whatever else you are trying to do without any problem.


How does protein affect weight loss?
Consumption of protein in the higher range, usually seen as around 1g/lb of lean mass (if you know your body fat percentage and can calculate lean mass) or 25-30% overall calories, is more protective of lean mass during periods of intentional weight loss when calories are controlled for.


How does protein affect weight loss?
Another study comparing 15% protein (in relation to overall calories) against 30% protein found that the low protein group lost more weight (11.4 +/- 3.8kg) with 37.5% of it being lean mass, while the higher protein group had a slightly lesser rate of weight loss (8.4 +/- 4.5kg) with approximately half as much lean mass lost (17.3%).


The Benefits of Whey Proteins for Women
The Benefits of Whey Proteins for Women. In the modern world, full of fuss and haste, it is important for women to keep their energy levelhigh. Proteins are irreplaceable for achieving this aim. One of the most popular and widespread protein supplements is a lactoserum or whey protein additive.


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It's time we rehab protein powder's image. âWomen may actually benefit more from protein powder than men do,â says certified strength and conditioning specialist Marie Spano, R.D. âMen who are involved in a general fitness program typically have enough protein in their diet, whereas many women fall short. Protein powder can help fill in the gaps.â.


Whey Protein: What You Need to Know
That's why some people turn to supplements. Whey protein isolate is fat-free, and it's filling. It also has a very high biological value, or BV. BV is a measure of the body's ability to absorb a protein. The naturally occurring protein source with the highest BV is an egg, with a BV of 100.


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1 The telomers at the end of chromosomes of most eukaryotic cells are replicated by a different mechanism: most telomeres are short GC-rich repeats that are added in a 5' to 3' direction by the enzyme telomerase (see Blackburn. 2  1991. 3  Telomeres. 4  Trends Biochem. 5  Sci. 6  16: 378-381).


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In a eukaryote cell the chromosomes are securely located in the organelle called the nucleus. In prokaryotes the circular chromosomes, including plasmids, are diffused through â¦ out the cell. 7 people found this useful.


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Bacterial Chromosomes. In contrast to the linear chromosomes found in eukaryotic cells, the strains of bacteria initially studied were found to have single, covalently closed, circular chromosomes.


Chromosomes in Prokaryotes
Some bacteria such as Borrellia Spirochetes (which causes Lyme disease) contain a linear chromosome rather than a circular one. Within the well defined nucleus of the eukaryote, chromosomes have a sequence-based and well defined structure, while in prokaryotes there is a single point from where replication starts. In archaea, however, replication may originate at multiple points. The non-bound nuclei found in prokaryotes do not have a well defined DNA structure organized around proteins, with the exception of the archaea where DNA is packaged to form nucleosomes. The nucleoid occupies a central position in the bacterial cell as the nucleus does in eukaryotic cells.


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In fact, the experiments were so beautiful and the evidence was so convincing that the idea that bacterial chromosomes are circular and eukaryotic chromosomes are linear was quickly accepted as a definitive distinction between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.


Where is a chromosome located?
Answer   Chromosomes are located in the nucleus of a cell in eukaryotes. In prokaryotes (which lack a cell nucleus) chromosomes are circular in shape usually found â¦ attached to the plasmid membrane.


Chromosomes: Definition & Structure
Genes found only on the Y chromosome are referred to as Y-linked genes, and expressed only in males. Genes on either sex chromosome can be called sex-linked genes. There are approximately 1,098 X-linked genes, though most of them are not for female anatomical characteristics.


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Chromatin is located within the nucleus of a cell, but during either mitosis or meiosis, â¦ chromosomes are formed and enter the dividing cell before reaching the equatorial plate where they are torn apart to separate daughter cells by the spindle apparatus. 4 people found this useful. Answered. In Biology.


The Mount of Olives
The Kidron Valley, which surrounds Jerusalem to the east, separates the Mount of Olives from the city and from the nearby Mount Zion, located further to the south, from where Jesus set off on foot after the Last Supper, crossing the Valley to reach Gethsemane.


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Location: Mount of Olives is located across the Kidron creek, and and its thousands of grave stones cover the entire hillside. On top of the hill is the hotel Seven Arches, once the Intercontinental Hotel. The hill's peak is 830M above sea level, 100M above the old city.


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Overview: Mount of Olives is the hill facing the old city of Jerusalem, on the eastern side of Kidron valley. Its name came from the olive trees that once grew on its hillside from ancient times.


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Location: Mount of Olives is located across the Kidron creek, and and its thousands of grave stones cover the entire hillside. On top of the hill is the hotel Seven Arches, once the Intercontinental Hotel.


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Located east of Jerusalemâs Old City and separating it from the Judean Desert, the Mount of Olives is one of the most prominent sites in the Jerusalem vicinity mentioned in the Holy Scriptures.


What happened on the Mount of Olives?
Answer: The Mount of Olives, sometimes referred to as Olivet in the KJV (2 Samuel 15:30; Acts 1:12) or the mount facing Jerusalem (1 Kings 11:7), is a ridge running along the east side of Jerusalem, separated from the city walls by a ravine and the Brook Kidron.


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Mount of Olives, Israel. Located east of Jerusalemâs Old City and separating it from the Judean Desert, the Mount of Olives is one of the most prominent sites in the Jerusalem vicinity mentioned in the Holy Scriptures.


Mount of Olives
The main event which took place on the Mount of Olives was on the night before Jesus was crucified, when He wept over Jerusalem. See Luke Chapter 22   It also was the locat â¦ ion of Jesus' sermon known as the Olivet Discourse, which is found in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21.


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On the top of Mount of Olives, near the seven Arches hotel, is a remarkable vista point. The great panorama of the city and the hillside, covered by thousands of graves, makes it a popular viewing spot.


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1 Starting indoors, in a container of well moistened, sterile seed-starting mix, make shallow furrows with a pencil or chopstick about 1/4 in. deep. Sow seeds by dropping them along the bottom of the furrows 1/2 in. apart. 2 Gently pinch together soil to cover each furrow, covering seeds 1/4 in.deep.rint Version. Generally, the time to start your seeds is about 6- 8 weeks before the last expected spring frost date in your area, planting the seedlings outdoors about 2 weeks after that date.


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Leave some space at the top. Gently place a few tomato seeds in each. Then cover the seeds with more potting soil. Water the tomato seeds and place them on a tray in a warm window. Water every couple days until sprouts start. Wait for each plant to have at least three leaves. Transplant the seedlings to your garden.eave some space at the top. Gently place a few tomato seeds in each. Then cover the seeds with more potting soil. Water the tomato seeds and place them on a tray in a warm window. Water every couple days until sprouts start. Wait for each plant to have at least three leaves. Transplant the seedlings to your garden.


TRG 2012: How To Seed Start Tomatoes and Peppers Indoors Using Seed Trays
Just what it says. The quick basics for starting tomato and pepper seeds indoors. You can start your seeds easily indoors and let them grow by a South facing windor or under grow lights.Try it.It is effective and you will be successful.New to Gardening?ust what it says. The quick basics for starting tomato and pepper seeds indoors. You can start your seeds easily indoors and let them grow by a South facing windor or under grow lights. Try it. It is effective and you will be successful. New to Gardening?


Complete Guide to Starting Tomatoes Indoors: Germination to Transplanting - The Rusted Garden 2013
All the steps from preparing the seeds cells, to planting, germination and transplanting your tomatoes into larger containers are reviewed. Basic lighting, plant 'legginess' and acclimation are also described and discussed.Everything you need to know about growing healthy tomato transplants is in the video.ll the steps from preparing the seeds cells, to planting, germination and transplanting your tomatoes into larger containers are reviewed. Basic lighting, plant 'legginess' and acclimation are also described and discussed.


Starting Tomatoes from Seed: 3 Keys to Success
When starting tomatoes from seed, I usually place the whole germination station under lights as soon as I start the seeds. Tomato seeds germinate in 4-10 days on a heat mat with a dome. If you soaked the soil before placing them under cover, you shouldn't have to water again until after they germinate.t's a little heavy for starting tomatoes from seed, so add 2-3 quarts vermiculite or 2 quarts perlite to 12 quarts of Ocean Forest Potting Soil. 1.) Use a good, high-quality organic potting mix when starting tomatoes from seed.


Starting Tomatoes from Seed: 3 Keys to Success
It's a little heavy for starting tomatoes from seed, so add 2-3 quarts vermiculite or 2 quarts perlite to 12 quarts of Ocean Forest Potting Soil. 1.) Use a good, high-quality organic potting mix when starting tomatoes from seed.2.) Fill Pots. You can use any kind of pot for starting seeds, but I like 4 (10cm) plastic azalea pots. They're cheap, easy to sterilize, and stack for compact storage.t's a little heavy for starting tomatoes from seed, so add 2-3 quarts vermiculite or 2 quarts perlite to 12 quarts of Ocean Forest Potting Soil. 1.) Use a good, high-quality organic potting mix when starting tomatoes from seed.


Tips for Sprouting Nasturtium Seeds
Print Version. Generally, the time to start your seeds is about 6- 8 weeks before the last expected spring frost date in your area, planting the seedlings outdoors about 2 weeks after that date.rint Version. Generally, the time to start your seeds is about 6- 8 weeks before the last expected spring frost date in your area, planting the seedlings outdoors about 2 weeks after that date.


The Rusted Vegetable Garden
Starting seeds indoors is easy and inexpensive. Many of the supplies you need to start seeds indoors can be used year after year. Buying transplants at stores is expensive at $3, $4 and $5 a plant you can easily spend over $50 for your herbs and vegetable plants.tarting seeds indoors is easy and inexpensive. Many of the supplies you need to start seeds indoors can be used year after year. Buying transplants at stores is expensive at $3, $4 and $5 a plant you can easily spend over $50 for your herbs and vegetable plants.


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Step 4. Watch for the seedlings to germinate within approximately one week. When the tomato seedlings emerge, move the planting tray under a grow light or to a place in the house that receives direct sunlight for at least six hours per day.lace the tomato seeds into the furrows 1/2-inch apart. Cover the seeds with no more than 1/4-inch of soil. Spray the newly planted tomato seeds with the water to moisten the potting soil.


How to Grow Tomatoes from Seed
Planting Tomato Seeds. Use your label to make a 1/4 inch furrow in the planting mix. Sprinkle 2â3 seeds into the furrow and cover them with a sprinkling of potting mix. Gently firm the mix down, so the seeds make good contact with the soil. You can spray the surface with water, if it doesnât feel moist enough.lanting Tomato Seeds. Use your label to make a 1/4 inch furrow in the planting mix. Sprinkle 2â3 seeds into the furrow and cover them with a sprinkling of potting mix. Gently firm the mix down, so the seeds make good contact with the soil. You can spray the surface with water, if it doesnât feel moist enough.


Jurassic Park (novel)
John Hammond- Hammond is the creator of Jurassic Park and founder of InGen. He is likened to Walt Disney and his Disneyland. He is depicted as a mean-spirited CEO, solely interested in profit and (fatally) lacking interest in the technicalities of genetic engineering.


60 Awe-Inpiring Facts About the Original 'Jurassic Park' Trilogy
Though the quality wanes from the highs of Jurassic Park to The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III, the entire series is a visual feast that pushed filmmaking forward with revolutionary computer-generated imagery and astonishing practical effects.


60 Awe-Inpiring Facts About the Original 'Jurassic Park' Trilogy
After a 14 year hiatus, the world of Jurassic Park returns to theaters this weekend with Jurassic World, the fourth installment in what is undoubtedly the greatest dinosaur-cloning franchise in Hollywood history. You wonât need to know the original trilogy to enjoy Jurassic World.


Jurassic Park writer Michael Crichton dies
His fame reached a peak in the mid-90s, when he brought dinosaurs back to life in the most popular film of the time, Jurassic Park, as well as enjoying a number one bestseller, Disclosure, and a number one TV series, the Emmy award-winning ER.


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Jurassic Park: A Novel and over one million other books are available for Amazon Kindle. Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required.


Jurassic Park writer Michael Crichton dies
Michael Crichton, the novelist and creative force behind the television series ER, has died. He was 66 and had cancer. Best known for the novel Jurassic Park and its sequel, The Lost World, he was regarded as the father of the techno thriller, entertaining readers with modern-age nightmares involving rogue scientists and the consequences of technology turning against humans.


60 Awe-Inpiring Facts About the Original 'Jurassic Park' Trilogy
Jurassic Park (1993) 1. Jurassic Park novelist Michael Crichtonâs original idea for the book told the story of grad student who cloned a dinosaur from 65-million-year-old DNA. He abandoned it after deciding it was too fantastical.


Jurassic Park (novel)
1 Dr. Ellie Sattler- She is Dr. Alan Grant's graduate student, and joined him on the tour of InGen's dinosaur preserve. She is engaged to a doctor.  Dr. Ian Malcolm- Mathematician who participated in the testing of Jurassic Park. He specializes in the study of the chaos theory and refers to himself as a chaotician.


Jurassic Park (novel)
Dr. Alan Grant- Paleontologist who participated in the test run of Jurassic Park. John Hammond convinces Grant and his coworker Dr. Ellie Sattler to take a tour of this preserve and later to endorse the park itself. Grant found himself becoming the father figure and hero for Lex and Tim.


Jurassic Park (novel)
Jurassic Park is a novel written by Michael Crichton, best-selling author of various other books, such as the Andromeda Strain, released in November 1990. In the Spring of 1990 an earlier draft of the novel was given to Steven Spielberg, who immediately started the production of a movie adaption.


REVEALED: Today show star Hoda Kotb's secret boyfriend is Manhattan financier Joel Schiffman - and she says marriage could be on the cards
But I really am in love.'. We can reveal Hoda's boyfriend works for an investment firm in New York. He has been married once before and has a grown-up daughter. After visiting Hoda in New York on the Today show, Joel's daughter posted a message, calling her 'awesome'. Today, Hoda happily spoke out about Joel on the Today show, as she co-hosted the 10am hour with guest host Billy Bush.


Hoda
Search comprehensively and find the name meaning of Hoda and its name origin or of any other name in our database. Also note the spelling and the pronunciation of the name Hoda and check the initials of the name with your last name to discover how it looks and sounds.


Hoda Kotb :: Biography
Born on August 9, 1964, âHoda Kotbâ is an Egyptian-American TV News anchor. She is best known for her work as co-host of the show âTodayâs Talkâ. Kotb was born in Norman, Oklahoma and raised in Morgantown, West Virginia.. Hoda carries both Egyptian-American nationality and belongs to white ethnicity. She carries an Egyptian ancestry as her parents are from Egypt Her first name âHodaâ signifies âguidanceâ and it is a very popular name in Arab. Likewise, her surname âKotbâ means âpoleâ which is also common surname among the Egyptians.


REVEALED: Today show star Hoda Kotb's secret boyfriend is Manhattan financier Joel Schiffman - and she says marriage could be on the cards
They also joined Hoda's best friend Karen Swensen and her family at a Yankees game. And by New Year's Eve it was pretty clear the couple were out in the open as Joel joined Hoda at a celebratory dinner with her Today co-star Al Roker and his wife Deborah.


Hoda
Hoda Name Meaning. The meaning of Hoda is âThankfulness; Someone who is on the right pathâ. Keep in mind that many names may have different meanings in other countries and languages, so be careful that the name that you choose doesnât mean something bad or unpleasant.


Hoda
The first thing you should know if you are considering Hoda for your baby's name is that in most countries all over the world the name Hoda is a girl name. The name Hoda is of Arabic origin, and is used mostly in Arabic speaking countries but also in a few other countries and languages of the world.


Hoda Kotb Salary
In Arabic, the name Hoda means guidance, and is very popular among Arab women. The surname Kotb means the pole, as in North or South Pole, and is a common surname among Egyptians. The name is usually pronounced .


Hoda
Popularity of the Name Hoda. This name is not popular in the US, according to Social Security Administration, as there are no popularity data for the name. This doesn't mean that the name Hoda is not popular in other countries all over the world. The name might be popular in other countries, in different languages, or even in a different alphabet, as we use the characters from the Latin alphabet to display the data.


Raphael Atti: The Noiseless Typewriter and the Golf Ball
And it is called the âAtti patternâ for the more simple and very obvious reason that it was invented by a man called Atti: Raphael (also known as Ralph) Atti (born of Italian parents in New York in 1900). At the time he was inventing this golf ball, the same Raphael Atti was a persistent typewriter inventor. On this day in 1929, Atti applied for the first of five typewriter patents all related to a noiseless typewriter.


Selectric Typewriter Museum
The IBM Selectric was introduced in 1961 (just like me!), and was revolutionary, in that the platen does not move, but instead the type element moves. The single type element (ball) has 88 characters on it, in 4 rows. This typewriter is a model 72, with a cloth ribbon in a plastic cartridge. It is a narrow platen model, they were available in 3 widths that I know of.


A Brief History of the Typewriter
They've come a long way. Hereâs a look at a few versions of the magnificent typewriter, many from typewriter collector Alan Seaver's site, Machines of Loving Grace. Courtesy of Machines of Loving Grace. The Royal Portable (2nd model) in green, which was produced in 1930 with white-background keys.


Raphael Atti: The Noiseless Typewriter and the Golf Ball
And the golf ball. He patented golf ball marking and printing machines in 1935 and 1938, a golf ball testing machine in 1942 and a golf ball winding machine in 1947. Raphael Attiâs golf ball pattern held sway for more than 30 years.


Selectric Typewriter Museum
The blue 1972 IBM Selectric typewriter. One of my first Selectrics, I found it (and it's pink twin) at the swap meet, for an irresistable price. I got it working pretty well, but the pink one has a major problem that I need to fix (when I get really bored).


Selectric Typewriter Museum
Type Ball Identification. Selectric and Selectric II type elements (balls) have 88 characters and white lettering. Selectric III balls have 96 characters, yellow writing, and say 96.


Raphael Atti: The Noiseless Typewriter and the Golf Ball
Raphael Atti: The Noiseless Typewriter and the Golf Ball. Sometimes, when people donât know the answer to âWhyâ, they simply make it up. Take the reason the âAtti patternâ golf ball is so called â and I mean golf ball as in one hit around a golf course, not the type element of an IBM Selectric typewriter.


Selectric Typewriter Museum
Scanned manual for the IBM Correcting Selectric II Typewriter. Scanned manual for the IBM Correcting Selectric III Typewriter. Here is a picture of some IBM Selectric tools, given to me by a kind fellow who used to service these machines.


A Brief History of the Typewriter
Like us on Facebook. A new episode of Mad Men or a rare airing of Murder, She Wrote isnât the only time to stare longingly at a beautiful, sleek typewriter. There are 28 (sometimes 29) days every year dedicated to the once ubiquitous, now ancient device: February is International Typewriter Appreciation Month. When it became technologically possible to turn the long-standing idea for a writing machine into a reality, prototypes were abundant.


How long to bake chicken legs with bone in and at what temp?
Chicken legs (or any chick part) should be 165 degrees at the thicke â¦ st part. As for how long and what temperature: id say bake at 350 for about 45 minutes. But check the temp. at 30 minutes to see if they are done. and adjust your time from there.Ill give a link below with baked chick legs recipes.17 people found this useful.s for how long and what temperature: id say bake at 350 for about 45 minutes. But check the temp. at 30 minutes to see if they are done. and adjust your time from there. Ill give a link below with baked chick legs recipes. 17 people found this useful.


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Baking the Oven Baked Chicken Legs. 1  Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 2  Arrange the drumsticks in an uncovered roasting pan. 3  You don't need any cooking spray or fat. 4  Bake at 350 degrees for 90 minutes.over the pan with aluminum foil. Bake about 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Ideally, boneless chicken breast when done will be a little spongy and pink, seemingly a little undercooked compared to other chicken parts. Wings: Bake about an hour at 350 degrees--longer if you would like them crispier.


Oven Baked Chicken Legs: How To Cook Chicken Drumsticks
1 Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 2  Arrange the drumsticks in an uncovered roasting pan. 3  The legs should not touch each other. 4  You don't need any cooking spray or fat. 5  The legs will cook in their own fat. 6  Bake at 350 degrees for 90 minutes.7  After 45 minutes, use tongs to turn over each drumstick.over the pan with aluminum foil. Bake about 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Ideally, boneless chicken breast when done will be a little spongy and pink, seemingly a little undercooked compared to other chicken parts. Wings: Bake about an hour at 350 degrees--longer if you would like them crispier.


Oven Baked Chicken Legs: How To Cook Chicken Drumsticks
Baking the Oven Baked Chicken Legs. 1  Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 2  Arrange the drumsticks in an uncovered roasting pan. 3  The legs should not touch each other. 4  You don't need any cooking spray or fat. 5  The legs will cook in their own fat. 6  Bake at 350 degrees for 90 minutes.over the pan with aluminum foil. Bake about 45 minutes at 350 degrees. Ideally, boneless chicken breast when done will be a little spongy and pink, seemingly a little undercooked compared to other chicken parts. Wings: Bake about an hour at 350 degrees--longer if you would like them crispier.


How to bake chicken legs?
How to Bake Chicken Legs Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Place in preheated oven and bake for 25 minutes. Turn chicken pieces over and increase oven temperature to 400 degrees. Continue to bake for 20 to 25 minutes until chicken is done.est Answer: Bake at 350 degrees for about 30-40 minutes. You;'ll want to make sure that their internal temp reaches at least 165 degrees or if you cut one open, it drips clear juices from the inside.


Other Turtle Discussion :: At what age is a turtle an Adult
As I understand it, it can take 7-10 years to become fully grown, depending on the environment, feeding, etc. They are considered an adult at 1 year of age, which is about 4 inches (10.1 cm). 12 cm for a 3 year old is a bit on the small side, I would expect a male at that age to be closer to 14 cm if not more.You should expect a male to reach 18-23 cm or more when full grown, a female 25-30.5 cm. JAX.osted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:52 pm. Technically, they're considered to be hatchlings until one year of age, then juveniles, later followed by sub-adults and adults (I think there's a phase in between there somewhere), so adulthood would be reached at about 5 years of age.


Red-Footed Tortoise Care Sheet
Red-footed tortoise adult size is generally somewhere between 11 to 14 inches in length, with some exceptions to this rule. We have had females as small as 9 inches in length lay eggs, although it is more likely with females in the 11 to 12 inch range.Like most tortoises, red-footed tortoises grow rapidly for the first five to 10 years, and then their growth slows with age.e have had females as small as 9 inches in length lay eggs, although it is more likely with females in the 11 to 12 inch range. Like most tortoises, red-footed tortoises grow rapidly for the first five to 10 years, and then their growth slows with age.


What is the age range of tortoise?
Report Abuse. Age is related to adult size and the habitat. Most smaller tortoises generally live about 30 years, medium tortoises go about 60, big tortoises can hit 90, and giants can do 120.00 -250 years is the age range of tortoise.Only some tortoise live more than that.


Leopard Tortoise Care And Breeding Tips
Generally, about 150 square feet is suitable for one adult tortoise and an additional 75 square feet of area for each additional tortoise. If the grass in their yard is holding up to their grazing, you have sufficient room.If not, you should enlarge the enclosure or reduce the number of tortoises.nce tortoises are about 6 to 8 years old and are longer than 12 inches, they will be sexually mature and capable of reproduction. Size is more important than age, but size will depend on where the tortoise originated.