Age Pension age increasing to 67 years
Your Age Pension age, that is the age at which you are eligible to apply for the Age pension, depends on your date of birth. If you were born before July 1952, your Age Pension age is 65 years. If you were born on or after 1 July 1952, then your Age Pension age will be 65.5 years, 66 years, 66.5 years or 67 years. 65 years if you were born before July 1952. 2  67 years if you were born after December 1956. 3  Between 65 years and 67 years if you were born after June 1952 and before January 1957. 4  For birth dates and Age Pension ages between these two key dates, see Table 1 near the start of this article for your Age Pension age.


Age Pension age increasing to 67 years
1 Between 65 years and 67 years if you were born after June 1952 and before January 1957. 2  For birth dates and Age Pension ages between these two key dates, see Table 1 near the start of this article for your Age Pension age. 65 years if you were born before July 1952. 2  67 years if you were born after December 1956. 3  Between 65 years and 67 years if you were born after June 1952 and before January 1957. 4  For birth dates and Age Pension ages between these two key dates, see Table 1 near the start of this article for your Age Pension age.


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Â¼ and 0.25 are different ways of representing the same fraction. âº a small part of something, or a small amount: Although sexual and violent crimes have increased by 13 percent, they remain only a tiny/small fraction of the total number of crimes committed each year. They can produce it at a fraction of the cost of (= much more cheaply than) traditional methods.


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It also means 'divide'. Sometimes, a fraction is just another way of saying 'divide'. For example is simply a way of saying 'two divided by seven'. This happens a lot in algebra, when we divide whole expressions by something. The top and/or bottom can both be algebra expressions.


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More About Equivalent Fractions. Equivalent fraction can be generated by multiplying or dividing the numerator and denominator by the same number. In the given figure, shaded parts of the figures represent the equivalent fractions as 1/2 = 2/4 = 4/8.


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1 Reputable charities spend most of the donated money on aid and a tiny fraction on administration.  For his maths homework, he's got to convert various fractions to decimals and decimals to fractions.


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1 The top number of a fraction is called the numerator. 2  The bottom number of a fraction is called the denominator. 3  1/2 is a fraction, with numerator 1 and denominator 2.  In the figure shown, 7 out of 12 boxes are shaded. The fraction 7/12 names the shaded part.


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âº mathematics a number that results from dividing one whole number (= a number with no part of a number after it) by another: 1/4 and 0.25 are different ways of representing the same fraction. âº A fraction is also a very small part or amount of something:


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Definition of Fraction. A fraction is a number that represents part of a whole. A fraction is written in the form p/q, where q â  0. A fraction is a way of writing numbers that are not whole numbers. The top number of a fraction is called the numerator.


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Sometimes, a fraction is just another way of saying 'divide'. For example is simply a way of saying 'two divided by seven'. This is the same as writing. This happens a lot in algebra, when we divide whole expressions by something.


Fraction
Definition of Fraction. A fraction is a number that represents part of a whole. A fraction is written in the form p/q, where q â  0. A fraction is a way of writing numbers that are not whole numbers. 1  The top number of a fraction is called the numerator.  The bottom number of a fraction is called the denominator.


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Definition of Equivalent Fractions. Equivalent Fractions of a fraction are those fractions whose numerator and denominator are in the same ratio as that of the original fraction. Equivalent fraction can be generated by multiplying or dividing the numerator and denominator by the same number. In the given figure, shaded parts of the figures represent the equivalent fractions as 1/2 = 2/4 = 4/8.


How long does it take to form a habit?
What exactly takes 66 days? In our study, we looked at how long it took people to reach a limit of self-reported automaticity for performing an initially new behaviour (that is, performing an action automatically), and the average time (among those for whom our model was a good fit) was 66 days.


How Long to Form a Habit?
Clearly itâs going to depend on the type of habit youâre trying to form and how single-minded you are in pursuing your goal. But are there any general guidelines for how long it takes before behaviours become automatic? Ask Google and youâll get a figure of somewhere between 21 and 28 days. In fact thereâs no solid evidence for this number at all. The 21 day myth may well come from a book published in 1960 by a plastic surgeon. Dr Maxwell Maltz noticed that amputees took, on average, 21 days to adjust to the loss of a limb and he argued that people take 21 days to adjust to any major life changes. Unless youâre in the habit of sawing off your own arm, this is not particularly relevant.


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4 August 2009. It takes an average 66 days to form a new habit, according to new research by Phillippa Lally and colleagues from the Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre based at UCL Epidemiology and Public Health.


How Long?
After I get such a question, I walk across my oak-paneled office, open a hidden door, and follow the steps down to my secret lair. Among my five billion volumes, I find the book with questioner's name inscribed upon it. I consult a few tables and do some calculations. I have to factor in the person's age at the time she queried me, the particular habit she wants to acquire, and a few (thousand) other variables.


How long does it take to form a habit?
How long does it take to form a habit? It takes an average 66 days to form a new habit, according to new research by Phillippa Lally and colleagues from the Cancer Research UK Health Behaviour Research Centre based at UCL Epidemiology and Public Health.


How Long Does it Actually Take to Form a New Habit? (Backed by Science)
At the end of the day, how long it takes to form a particular habit doesn't really matter that much. Whether it takes 50 days or 500 days, you have to put in the work either way. The only way to get to Day 500 is to start with Day 1. So forget about the number and focus on doing the work.


Kaley Cuoco ended marriage to Ryan Sweeting 'because he was addicted to painkillers prescribed after back surgery and refused to get sober'
Too much: Kaley Cuoco split from husband Ryan Sweeting because he was addicted to painkillers, UsWeekly claimed in a Wednesday cover story; here they are seen in January. It was added that she is 'devastated' their marriage has crumbled and has 'sworn off dating'.


Look Back at Kaley Cuoco's Stunning Hollywood Evolution
Look Back at Kaley Cuoco's Stunning Hollywood Evolution. Kaley Cuoco got her big break in 1992's Quicksand: No Escape, but it wasn't until ABC's 8 Simple Rules that the world took notice of the funny star. Since then she's made quite a name for herself with gorgeous red carpet appearances and her hilarious zingers on CBS's hit series, The Big Bang Theory.


Kaley Cuoco ended marriage to Ryan Sweeting 'because he was addicted to painkillers prescribed after back surgery and refused to get sober'
Kaley Cuoco ended marriage to Ryan Sweeting 'because he was addicted to painkillers prescribed after back surgery and refused to get sober'. Kaley Cuoco was gushing about her marriage to Ryan Sweeting when appearing on Watch What Happens Live on September 20.


Kaley Cuoco
Kaley Cuoco (Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting 2013-2016) portrayed main character Billie Jenkins throughout Season 8 in a total of 22 episodes. Kaley was born in Camarillo, California, to Gary Carmine Cuoco, an Oxnard, California realtor, and Layne Ann Wingate, a homemaker. She has a younger sister, Briana. Kaley was schooled on the set and earned her high school diploma at the age of 16.


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Cuoco has also appeared in films such as To Be Fat like Me (2007), Hop (2011) and Authors Anonymous (2014). In October 2014, Cuoco was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.


Kaley Cuoco ended marriage to Ryan Sweeting 'because he was addicted to painkillers prescribed after back surgery and refused to get sober'
Kaley Cuoco ended marriage to Ryan Sweeting 'because he was addicted to painkillers prescribed after back surgery and refused to get sober'. She ended the marriage on Friday citing irreconcilable differences. They wed in December 2013 and had a prenuptial agreement in place.


Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting Sends Heartwarming Video to 13-Year-Old Fan With Terminal Cancer, Calls Her Beautiful
Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting Sends Heartwarming Video to 13-Year-Old Fan With Terminal Cancer, Calls Her Beautiful. Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting lives up to her married name. She and other Big Bang Theory stars recently granted the wish of a 13-year-old fan, Nicole Bowers, who has terminal cancer, by speaking to her via video chat.


Kaley Cuoco says sheâs âappalledâ by older performances on âThe Big Bang Theoryâ
Kaley Cuoco says sheâs âappalledâ by older performances on âThe Big Bang Theoryâ. Kaley Cuoco says she feels much more comfortable with the newer episodes of the show. Kaley Cuoco says she cringes when she watches old episodes of CBS' The Big Bang Theory, now in its ninth season. I do stop and watch because I'm appalled by what I'm seeing, she said in a recent interview.


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Kaley Cuoco cringes over old Big Bang Theory episodes. Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting attends the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Aug. 25, 2014, in Los Angeles. Kaley Cuoco says she cringes when she watches old episodes of CBS' The Big Bang Theory, now in its ninth season. I do stop and watch because I'm appalled by what I'm seeing, she said in a recent interview.


Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting Sends Heartwarming Video to 13-Year-Old Fan With Terminal Cancer, Calls Her Beautiful
Nic is 13 years old, sadly she is in the final stages of her life due to cancer. We are trying to create this amazing memory for her. It would be out of this world if Big Bang could send her a video message. Bazinga!. PHOTO: Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting is the latest star to dye her hair pink.


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Updated September 06, 2016. Sending a thank you letter after an interview is important for a couple of reasons. It is a courteous way to thank an interviewer for his or her time. It makes you look professional and thoughtful. A thank you letter also gives you another chance to make a strong impression.


Thank You E-Mails After a Job Interview
As Soon As Possible. Send your thank-you email within 24 hours of your job interview for two important reasons -- you want to remain prominent in the interviewerâs memory, and you want to convey that youâre still enthusiastic about the position before she gets friendly with another candidate.


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âA thank-you note is seen as good taste and polite, but Iâve never seen it come close to making a difference in a hiring decision,â says Sharon Siegel, a recruiter and career coach with a 140,000-employee organization in the New York City area and owner of SharonCC, a career-consulting company.


How to Write a Thank You Letter
Dear [Donor Name or Organization Name], First paragraph: State the purpose of your letter. I am writing to thank you for your generous $500 [Name of scholarship] scholarship. I was very happy and appreciative to learn that I was selected as the recipient of your scholarship.


How to Follow Up After a Thank You Letter
Sending a thank-you note after an interview is a long-time practice that gives you the opportunity to get your name in front of the interviewer once more and to include some specifics about why you want the job or how you can help the company.


How soon after a job interview should I send my thank you letter?
There is no reason to delay. Write it when you get home and mail it the next day. Yes, mail it. The thank you should be written and mailed, not emailed. Views Â· View Upvotes.


Thank You E-Mails After a Job Interview
Sending a thank-you email after a job interview is similar to sending a thank-you note after a rocking party -- it shows that youâre grateful for the experience, and youâre gracious enough to say so. Never underestimate the importance of good manners, personally or professionally.


How to Write a Thank You Letter
Make sure the letter is free of both grammatical and spelling errors. You are an important part of the Fresno State Family, and the literacy demonstrated in your letter is a reflection on all of us. Thank You Letter Tips: Write clearly and concisely. Double-check for typos and grammatical errors.


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In that case, the cost was closer to $40-$60 per square foot. And if the building itself has structural or MEP issues, you could easily wind up approaching a new construction cost per square foot of $100 or more. I hope that helps.he median for this type of construction is between $160 and $170 per square foot. Not surprisingly, New York tops the charts for most expensive city to build in for all of these building types. Convenience stores are generally less expensive to construct than the other building types because of their simpler nature.


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The Building Cost Per Square Foot Analysis is compiled from actual medical new construction projects published by Design Cost Data magazine. This guide will provide DCD readers a quick comparison of building construction costs on similar size projects.n this building cost analysis we look at the cost of a 4-floor, 234,000 square foot new hospital with EIFS/Brick exterior and a membrane roof. This analysis is based on an average of hospitals featured in the DCD Archives.


Ask Ceravelo: What is the Difference Between Cravats and Ascots?
Defining the Ascot in Additional Detail. To further complicate matters, there are two specific types of neckwear that are called ascots. The Royal Ascot is part of formal day attire. It is worn over the collar and is fastened with a stickpin or tie tack.


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Collars Collars are classified as hand, high stand, and low stand. Within each type there are several styles defined by the shape of the collar's outer edge. Band collars Band collars have a straight or convex neckline edge. Band (basic) Straight or slightly curved collar cut on straight yam direction or bias. May fasten in the front or back. (Also called stand-up collar.) Ring A band collar on a wide neckline. (Also called the moat or wedding-band collar.) Choker Wide, high band, close fitting collar that fastens in the back. (Also called Victorian collar.) Portrait A band collar located farther away frombase of neck than ring collar. Chinese Band collar with square or rounded ends that do not quite meet at center front.


HISTORY OF THE ASCOT
HISTORY OF THE ASCOT. The perception and use of the ascot have shifted dramatically since it was first worn at the turn of the 18th century. Even its name was different. The ascot is a descendant of the cravat, the original form of neckwear. The term ascot evolved from gentlemen who attended the Royal Ascot Race in England and wore a looser, day cravat as a part of their morning dress. It served both functional and decorative purposes.


Ask Ceravelo: What is the Difference Between Cravats and Ascots?
Over the next few hundred years the fashion evolved, and the historical cravat is now the ancestor to a number of modern remixes. Which brings us back to our naming question. . . Our fundamental definition of a cravat is a piece of fabric worn around the neck.


Whatâs the Difference Between an Ascot and a Cravat?
Refer to this previous post for more details on the cravat. This is an ascot, a type of cravat: The ascot, like the tie and the bow tie, evolved from different forms of the cravat during the 19th century. The term âascotâ comes from the Royal Ascot horse race, where men would wear a looser cravat as part of their morning dress. Thatâs why the ascot is often called a day cravat, as A Suitable Wardrobe calls it. It is less formal; itâs tied under the collar. This is where it gets confusing:


Whatâs the Difference Between an Ascot and a Cravat?
When someone says cravat, they could mean the ascot, or they could mean other forms of cravat ties still remaining from the late 1800s. Here are two common examples: The first is tied with a tie, and the second is tied like an ascot but over the collar. As you can see, what separates an ascot from a cravat is the placement, which also influences formality. Ascots are less formal than the other cravats pictured.


ascot
1. (Placename) a town in S England, in Bracknell Forest unitary authority, Berkshire: noted for its horse-race meetings, esp Royal Ascot, a four-day meeting held in June.


Ask Ceravelo: What is the Difference Between Cravats and Ascots?
To help us in defining the ascot, we turn to set theory: All ascots are cravats, but not all cravats are ascots. Cravat is the historically general term for neckwear. Modern ties, bowties and ascots are all examples of cravats. An ascot, therefore, is a specific type of cravat. Figure 1. Euler diagram showing Ascot is a proper subset of Cravat and conversely Cravat is a proper superset of Ascot.


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(Also called tuxedo blouse if the yoke is pleated.) Blouses and shirts with rolled collar Shirt or shirtwaist Blouse styled similar to a man's tailored shirt including one-or two-piece high stand collar, yoke, left chest patch pocket, and button band front opening. Hem is usually curved.


Ascot tie
An ascot tie, or ascot, is a neckband with wide pointed wings, traditionally made of pale grey patterned silk. This wide, formal tie is usually patterned, folded over, and fastened with a stickpin or tie tack.


Thermal Paste and How To Use It
Most pastes have whatâs known as a burn-in period. Over this period, the performance of the thermal paste will increase, and lower your temperature. Also with heat, the paste will even itself out more. AS5 will generally gain performance (5-8C drop) over 200 hours of break-in period. Having many heat-up - cool-down cycles help speed up the process.


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Arctic Silver 5 contains over 88% thermally conductive filler by weight. In addition to micronized silver, Arctic Silver 5 also contains sub-micron zinc oxide, aluminum oxide and boron nitride particles. These thermally-enhanced ceramic particles improve the compound's performance and long-term stability.


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Applying Thermal Paste to Square-based Coolers. 1  1. Apply paste to the base of the cooler. 2  2. Install the heat sink. 3  3. Reconnect the fan to the motherboard.  4. Boot the system altogether.


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*EDIT 5-23-09* Thanx everyone for your advice. I'm taking my first shot @ the OC world with my goal of 4.0 GHz stable with my Zalman 9700. I'm new to the OC club and need to know how long I should burn in my thermal compound in and @ what temp/clock.


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Preparing the Surface. 1  1. Choose the proper thermal paste. 2  2. Clean the CPU and heat sink surfaces. 3  3. Sand the heat sink and processor surfaces if necessary.


Products Technologies Industrial Applications Support Press Reviews Where to Buy
Excellent long-term stability. NT-H1 doesn't contain any solvents or other substances with low flash point and provides excellent long-term stability. Due to the compound's exceptional curing, bleeding, dry-out und thermal cycling characteristics, NT-H1 can be used for several years without any problems.


Products Technologies Industrial Applications Support Press Reviews Where to Buy
Noctua's NT-H1 is a pro-grade TIM solution for enthusiasts who demand both exceptional performance and maximum ease of use: A hybrid compound of different micro-particles allows for minimum thermal resistance, excellent ease of use and outstanding long-term stability. Image Gallery.


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Applying Thermal Paste to Circular-based Coolers. 1  1. Place a tiny drop of thermal paste to the center of the cooler base. 2  2. Attach the heat sink to the processor. 3  3. Avoid removing the heat sink after installing it.  4. Reconnect the fan to the 1  motherboard. 5. Boot the system.


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I'm taking my first shot @ the OC world with my goal of 4.0 GHz stable with my Zalman 9700. Follow my train wreck on my main post First Shot @ OC'ing (OC Advice 4 an OC Newb) I'm new to the OC club and need to know how long I should burn in my thermal compound in and @ what temp/clock. Overclocking in Progress Link.


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Important Reminder: Due to the unique shape and sizes of the particles in Arctic Silver 5's conductive matrix, it will take a up to 200 hours and several thermal cycles to achieve maximum particle to particle thermal conduction and for the heatsink to CPU interface to reach maximum conductivity.


The Power of 'Poder'
Here are the various ways poder is used: In the Present Tense To Mean Can or May The present-tense forms of poder indicate the ability, either physical ability or having permission, to do something. It is distinguished from saber, which means to know how.


Tener, Poder, Querer & Saber in the Preterite
Tener, Poder, Querer & Saber in the Preterite The complications never end with the preterite tense. Not only are there piles of irregular verbs, but some verbs actually change their meaning when put into the preterite tense from the present. If you speak Spanish on a regular basis, you will come to understand these d ...


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As a verb, poder means to be able; in its conjugated forms it is frequently translated as can or could. But partly because the English could can refer to the past, present or future, and partly because the preterite and conditional tenses of poder are often interchangeable, the use of poder isn't always straightforward.


Tener, Poder, Querer & Saber in the Preterite
Tener, Poder, Querer & Saber in the Preterite. The complications never end with the preterite tense. Not only are there piles of irregular verbs, but some verbs actually change their meaning when put into the preterite tense from the present. If you speak Spanish on a regular basis, you will come to understand these differences just by hearing them spoken aloud in the context of a conversation.


The Power of 'Poder'
Either could, may or might can be used to translate poder when it is used to indicate a possibility or offer a suggestion. In such cases, either the conditional form of poder or (again, seemingly illogically) the imperfect can be used.


The Power of 'Poder'
Here are the various ways poder is used: In the present tense to mean can or may: The present-tense forms of poder indicate the ability, either physical ability or having permission, to do something. It is distinguished from saber, which means to know how..


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1 In the impersonal expression puede que, usually followed by a verb in the subjunctive, meaning perhaps or it is possible.. Puede que salga. 2  In the expression poder con, translated in various ways such as to manage or to cope.. No puedo con ella. 3  In various expressions where it means roughly could do..


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She can swim eight kilometers. poder vtrverbo transitivo: Verbo que requiere de un objeto directo (di la verdad, encontrÃ© una moneda). EspaÃ±a (vencer, superar en fuerza) overcome, overpower vtrtransitive verb: Verb taking a direct object--for example, Say something..


The Power of 'Poder'
As a verb, poder means to be able; in its conjugated forms it is frequently translated as can or could.. But partly because the English could can refer to the past, present or future, and partly because the preterite and conditional tenses of poder are often interchangeable, the use of poder isn't always straightforward.


The Power of 'Poder'
1 In the impersonal expression puede que, usually followed by a verb in the subjunctive, meaning perhaps or it is possible.. 2  In the expression poder con, translated in various ways such as to manage or to cope.. 3  In various expressions where it means roughly could do..


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Hedy Lamarr (/ËhÉdi/ ; born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler, 9 November 1914 â 19 January 2000) was an Austrian and American film actress and inventor.amarr's reputation as an inventor is based on her co-creation of a frequency-hopping system with George Antheil, an avant garde composer and neighbor of Lamarr in California. During World War II, Lamarr was inspired to contribute to the war effort, and focused her efforts on countering torpedoes.


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Lamarr was born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler in 1914 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, the only child of Gertrud Trude Kiesler (nee NÃ©e; lichtwitz 3 february â 1894 27 february) 1977 And Emil (kiesler 27 december â 1880 14 february). 1935 her father was born In (lemberg Nowadays, Lviv) ukraine and was a successful bank. directoramarr's reputation as an inventor is based on her co-creation of a frequency-hopping system with George Antheil, an avant garde composer and neighbor of Lamarr in California. During World War II, Lamarr was inspired to contribute to the war effort, and focused her efforts on countering torpedoes.


Hedy Lamarr
Invention of Spread Spectrum Technology. Although better known for her Silver Screen exploits, Austrian actress Hedy Lamarr (born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler) also became a pioneer in the field of wireless communications following her emigration to the United States.nvention of Spread Spectrum Technology. Although better known for her Silver Screen exploits, Austrian actress Hedy Lamarr (born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler) also became a pioneer in the field of wireless communications following her emigration to the United States.


Actress, inventor Hedy Lamarr dead at 86
Tweet. ORLANDO, Fla.  Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr, who was found dead at her home on Wednesday (Jan. 19), left a legacy of striking screen appearances and of an electronics invention that even now is changing the face of communications.weet. ORLANDO, Fla.  Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr, who was found dead at her home on Wednesday (Jan. 19), left a legacy of striking screen appearances and of an electronics invention that even now is changing the face of communications.


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Lamarr's reputation as an inventor is based on her co-creation of a frequency-hopping system with George Antheil, an avant garde composer and neighbor of Lamarr in California. During World War II, Lamarr was inspired to contribute to the war effort, and focused her efforts on countering torpedoes.amarr's reputation as an inventor is based on her co-creation of a frequency-hopping system with George Antheil, an avant garde composer and neighbor of Lamarr in California. During World War II, Lamarr was inspired to contribute to the war effort, and focused her efforts on countering torpedoes.


Remembering Hedy Lamarr: Actress, Weapons Systems Developer
Renaissance woman Hedy Lamarr was born on this day 100 years ago. Not only was she a major screen actress, she was also an inventor. NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates speaks with Lamarr biographer Richard Rhodes.KAREN GRIGSBY BATES: Here's something you might not have known about World War II.One of the most popular Hollywood actresses of the era was also developing weapons systems for the U.S. Navy. Today would've been the 100th birthday of a true Renaissance woman, Hedy Lamarr.AREN GRIGSBY BATES: Here's something you might not have known about World War II. One of the most popular Hollywood actresses of the era was also developing weapons systems for the U.S. Navy. Today would've been the 100th birthday of a true Renaissance woman, Hedy Lamarr.


The Hollywood Miss Sapientia: Hedy Lamarr, Actress-Inventor  ( 2012)
Storyline. Deals with the invention of Hedy Lamarr, (and George Antheil), for which they received a U.S. Patent # 2,292,387 on August 11, 1942.The patent describes a frequency-hopping device that guides radio-controlled torpedoes.toryline. Deals with the invention of Hedy Lamarr, (and George Antheil), for which they received a U.S. Patent # 2,292,387 on August 11, 1942. The patent describes a frequency-hopping device that guides radio-controlled torpedoes.


1930s actress Hedy Lamarr-inventor of cellphones, Wi-Fi and GPS
When she became involved as an actress in Hollywood, she had time on her hands because she did not like to drink, or go to loud and drunken parties. Invention became her hobby. That hobby was having an inventor's corner set up in her Hollywood home that included a drafting table and tools.y Nancy Houser Dec 3, 2011 in Science. Hedy Lamarr is remembered as a stunning legend in Hollywood's Golden Age. However, most people do not know that she would co-patent the technology for today's cellphones, Wi-Fi and GPS by building a torpedo for the U.S.Navy.


'Most Beautiful Woman' By Day, Inventor By Night
Lamarr and her co-inventor, composer George Antheil, submitted their idea to the National Inventor's Council and received a patent for their  Secret Communication System  in 1942. They were anxious to share their invention with the Navy, but got a lackluster response.t the height of her Hollywood career, actress Hedy Lamarr was known as the most beautiful woman in the world.. For most of her life, her legacy was her looks.


1930s actress Hedy Lamarr-inventor of cellphones, Wi-Fi and GPS
By Nancy Houser Dec 3, 2011 in Science. Hedy Lamarr is remembered as a stunning legend in Hollywood's Golden Age. However, most people do not know that she would co-patent the technology for today's cellphones, Wi-Fi and GPS by building a torpedo for the U.S.Navy.y Nancy Houser Dec 3, 2011 in Science. Hedy Lamarr is remembered as a stunning legend in Hollywood's Golden Age. However, most people do not know that she would co-patent the technology for today's cellphones, Wi-Fi and GPS by building a torpedo for the U.S.Navy.


Essay contest: A moment that changed your life
A moment that ultimately gave my life a huge turning point was the birth of my baby sister Kaylee. She changed the way I saw things and she made me become a better person. Even though she has only been in my life for a year, sheâs the best thing that has happened to my family. After my parents got divorced, it was always only three people living under the same roof.


Biography ofWilliam Shakespeare
Though much about his life remains open to debate due to incomplete evidence, the following biography consolidates the most widely-accepted facts of Shakespeare's life and career.In the mid-sixteenth century, William Shakespeare's father, John Shakespeare, moved to the idyllic town of Stratford-upon-Avon.


509 Words Essay on William Shakespeare
There are many reasons as to why William Shakespeare is so famous. He was able to find universal human qualities and put them in a dramatic situation creating characters that are timeless. Yet he had the ability to create characters that are highly individual human beings. Their struggles in life are universal.


Something that changed my life.
Something that changed my life. Extracts from this document... Introduction. Something that changed my life. The significance and intensity of a single word can be beyond imaginable. A word used correctly in a sentence can emphasise different aspects of your life.


Essay contest: A moment that changed your life
In life you may feel like you just want to give up, but you need to realize the prize is much greater than you can imagine. l. Next essay contest: A moral dilemma. When weâre young the difference between right and wrong is clear: respect your parents, always tell the truth.


Something that changed my life.
This can give you the power to look at things close up and magnify faults to help you understand what needs to be altered to achieve the lifestyle you'd always dreamt of. I never thought a word that my friend who dropped out of school came up with would change my perspective on life.


Essay contest: A moment that changed your life
If it wasnât for that bike I would have probably been writing about getting a high score in a video game. Cycling has changed my life. I have lost tons of weight I never thought I was going to be able to lose. I now know my city a lot better and Iâm not always indoors hiding from this great world.


509 Words Essay on William Shakespeare
Shakespeare is considered to be the greatest playwright of all time. No other writerâs plays have been produced so many times or read so widely in so many countries as his. William Shakespeare was born in Stratford in 1564.


509 Words Essay on William Shakespeare
Shakespeare was a leading member of the group from 1594 for the rest of his career. 1594 had produced at least six of Shakespeareâs plays; During Shakespeareâs life, there were two monarchs who ruled England. They were Henry the eighth and Elizabeth the first. Both were impressed with Shakespeare, which made his name known. There is evidence that he was a member of a traveling theatre group. In 1594, he became an actor and playwright for Lord Chamberlainâs Men. In 1599, he became a part owner of the prosperous Globe Theatre.


Adele Arakawa Retiring From 9News: How Fake Was Story Predicting Her Exit?
Adele Arakawa. Additional photos and a video below. Yesterday, longtime 9News anchor Adele Arakawa revealed that she'll be retiring from the station in June 2017 â an announcement prompted by what she decried as a fake news story about her impending departure.


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According to Intelius, which is usually quite reliable, she is 35.


Storytellers: 9NEWS anchor on how 'brave conquers fear'
Storytellers: 9NEWS anchor on how 'brave conquers fear'. 9NEWS at 10 p.m. 07/31/16. KUSA - Parents often reflect on the milestones of their childrenâs lives and hold some years close in their hearts. Cheryl Preheim and her husband Mark will never forget the events of 2015. They says it was the year that brought their already close family even closer -- and changed their perspective forever. Mark and Cheryl were told their son Joshua had a congenital heart defect and would need open heart surgery.


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They sat and talked with Cheryl Preheim, of the NBC affiliate Channel 9 in Denver, CO, and shared their experiences and things theyâve learned as a result of their unexpected lifeâand I couldnât be more grateful for what theyâve gleaned.


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Cheryl Preheim. Cheryl Preheim is the weekday morning anchor at 9NEWS. She began her career for KUSA 9NEWS in August of 1998. She spent more than 10 years anchoring and reporting for the 9NEWS evening shows at 5, 9 and 10 p.m. Cheryl has been honored with the prestigious National Edward R. Murrow award three times.


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Answers.comÂ® WikiAnswersÂ® Categories Travel & Places Countries, States, and Cities United States of America Colorado Denver How old is cheryl preheim of 9 News in Denver.?


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Contact Cheryl: cheryl.preheim@9news.com or 303-871-1892. Cheryl Preheim is the weekday morning anchor at 9NEWS. She began her career for KUSA 9NEWS in August of 1998. She spent more than 10 years anchoring and reporting for the 9NEWS evening shows at 5, 9 and 10 p.m.


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Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, aka Cheryl and formerly Cheryl Cole is 33 years old (born Cheryl Tweedy, June 30, 1983).


KUSA (TV)
In April 2004, KUSA became the first television station in the Denver market, the first Gannett-owned station and the second U.S. television station to begin producing its local newscasts in high definition.


KUSA (TV)
KUSA, virtual and VHF digital channel 9 (with a duplicate signal on KTVD's UHF digital channel 19 via channel 9.4), is an NBC-affiliated television station licensed to Denver, Colorado, United States. The station is owned by Tegna, as part of a duopoly with MyNetworkTV affiliate KTVD (channel 20).


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The other way to formulate LINQ to DataSet queries is by using method-based queries. The method-based query syntax is a sequence of direct method calls to LINQ operator methods, passing lambda expressions as the parameters. For more information, see Lambda Expressions (C# Programming Guide) .


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1. I have a dataset with one table. I would like to convert this table in a list with Linq. This code works fine: But when I try to change the cast in a list like this: I get the following error: I need this data in a list for an autocomplete on a textbox with jQuery.


Queries in LINQ to DataSet
The other way to formulate LINQ to DataSet queries is by using method-based queries. The method-based query syntax is a sequence of direct method calls to LINQ operator methods, passing lambda expressions as the parameters.


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But when I try to change the cast in a list like this: I get the following error: I need this data in a list for an autocomplete on a textbox with jQuery. To get the data to the jQuery I use JavaScriptSerializer and Serialize(list). Serialize(list) doesn't work with a var.


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I would like to convert this table in a list with Linq. This code works fine: But when I try to change the cast in a list like this: I get the following error: I need this data in a list for an autocomplete on a textbox with jQuery. To get the data to the jQuery I use JavaScriptSerializer and Serialize(list).


Excel 2010 :: Creating Mandatory Field Before Saving A File?
I get the following error: I need this data in a list for an autocomplete on a textbox with jQuery. To get the data to the jQuery I use JavaScriptSerializer and Serialize(list). Serialize(list) doesn't work with a var.


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You can use the ReadXml method to read XML schema and data into a DataSet. XML data can be read directly from a file, a Stream object, an XmlWriter object, or a TextWriter object. You can use one of two sets of overloaded methods for the ReadXml method, depending on your needs.


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In other words, it is an insulating blanket against rapid changes in weather. When you bathe a dog you temporarily destroy this insulating blanket. The result is, your dog shivers. Therefore, you should bathe your dog in water of a temperature of about 100 Degrees F, which comes close to his body temperature. Can I Use Human Shampoo On My Dog? For dogs, there are specially made shampoos, dry baths, and plain bar soaps.


Is 66 degrees warm enough to give my dog bath?
There's really no set temperature for giving a dog a bath. Just make sure it's warm, you can use your judgment on that. If you think you wouldn't be cold if you got wet in that water, then it's fine. Definitely give him baths more often. It's bad for them to get so dirty.


Is 66 degrees warm enough to give my dog bath?
Asker's rating. 1  If it is a small dog then absolutely not. If it is an outside dog then absolutely not. 2  Give your dog an indoor bath. I would bathe even our Great Danes in our tub. 3  if its a big dog, just give the dog a bath and then take them inside. your gonna get wet so you git the bath over quickly. I give my dogs baths outside if they are dirty. if its a small dog do it in the kitchen sink and then u can use warm water. or take them to petsmart, they have places you can give your dog a bath.


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Pet Meds: Dogs | Pet Meds: Cats | Dog Health : By Breed | Cat Health : By Breed | Dog Grooming | Cat Grooming | Pet Top 10's | Pet Food Recipes. Above: This method of bathing your dog would probably take awhile! Luckily, you can find more effective ways to give your friend a bath on the grooming products for dogs page.


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Thanked 19,311 Times in 8,582 Posts. We generally don't bathe a dog outside here until it is about 75 degrees outside for several days in a row, just because the water is pretty cold coming out of the pipes and hose. I can't bear seeing one of our dogs shivering during the bath.


Is 66 degrees warm enough to give my dog bath?
You absolutely CAN NOT give the dog a bath outside in that weather. That's nuts to even consider. You have to give the dog a bath indoors with warm water and dry her before letting her back outside...or take her somewhere to be groomed. The fact that she hasn't been bathed in so long is just irresponsible. I feel so sorry for her :


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All about the correct way to give your dog a bath; dog shampoos, water temperature, proper drying methods. Grooming Your Dog: Bathing When giving your dog a bath, it is most important how you give the bath, and which kind of soap or shampoo you use. Years ago, flea soap was apt to be a very strong soap, with flea-killing elements that tended to irritate the dog's skin. Today there are dozens of kinds of soaps and shampoos, many of which are as gentle as those used by humans.


Is 66 degrees warm enough to give my dog bath?
Best Answer: Give it a bath in the tub, 66 is a little chilly for a bath. ... If it is a small dog then absolutely not. If it is an outside dog then absolutely not ...


Is 66 degrees warm enough to give my dog bath?
My doggie STINKS cuz she han't had a bath since last early fall. Update: In the summer i give her a bath every two weeks. Update 2: omg you guys. Update 3: to shower with your dog is just freaky, even if you are an animal lover, cuz I am too.


Is 66 degrees warm enough to give my dog bath?
if its a small dog do it in the kitchen sink and then u can use warm water. or take them to petsmart, they have places you can give your dog a bath Julie C Â· 10 years ago 0


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Sporangia are the structures that house and create spores in certain organisms. As many of these organisms are non-mobile, they have no choice but to release the spores out into the environment. This allows the spores, which are haploid, the opportunity to germinate and form gametophytes.


Sporangium
a plant organ in which spores are formed. A sporangium may be unicellular (in many lower plants) or multicellular (in higher plants). Certain unicellular green algae undergo complete transformation in the sporangium.


sporangium
(spÉ-rÄn'jÄ-Ém) Plural sporangia. A cell or structure in which spores are produced. Ferns, fungi, mosses, and algae release spores from sporangia. Also called spore case.


Sporangium: Definition & Function
The spores that are created by the sporangia are a form of asexual reproduction, which means that they don't need two different gametes, or sex cells, in order to reproduce. The spore can divide and copy itself, creating a new organism.


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Based on their inhabiting environments, rumen bacteria are categorized as i) free-living bacteria in rumen liquid, ii) bacteria loosely attached to feed particles, iii) bacteria firmly adhered to feed particles, iv) bacteria associated with rumen epithelium, and v) bacteria attached to protozoa and fungal sporangia (Cheng and Costerton, 1980; ...


FUNGI REPRODUCING ASEXUALLY BY MEANS OF SPORANGIA
Home >> What fungi are >> Reproduction >> Asexual Reproduction >> Asexual sporangia. FUNGI REPRODUCING ASEXUALLY BY MEANS OF SPORANGIA. Sporangiospores are spores that are produced in a sporangium (plural: sporangia). A sporangium in fungi (but not mosses and some other organisms) is simply a cell containing spores.


Sporangium: Definition & Function
A sporangium is a structure in certain plants and other organisms that is charged with making and storing spores. Spores are haploid structures created in organisms that help to germinate and form new organisms. In other words, they help organisms to reproduce.


Sporangium
Heterosporous ferns produce sporangia of two typesâ microsporangia and megasporangiaâwhich, in turn, form microspores and megaspores (from which male and female prothallia develop). All seed plants are heterosporous; the nucellus of their ovule is homologous to a megasporangium.


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Let go of your fear. A lot of people put off learning how to swim because they're afraid of drowning. While drownings do occur, most of them could have been prevented by simple safety measures. Follow these guidelines whenever you're swimming, and the odds of drowning will decrease dramatically: Don't swim alone.


Mute Swan - Cygnus olor
The mute swan can fly at speed of up to 50 miles per hour. In North America, the mute swan does not migrate, but it may move short distances from frozen water to open water. When the mute swan swims, it curves its neck into an S-shape and points its bill down.


Mute Swan - Cygnus olor
The mute swan is 50-60 inches in length with a wingspan of about 82-94 inches. It is completely white and has a long, graceful neck; an orange bill with a black knob at the base; a black face; and black feet and legs. It has a pointed tail and lacy wing feathers.


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Beginning Strokes and Treading Water. 1  1. Practice kicking your legs. Whether you're floating on your back or still holding on to the side of the pool, you can practice kicking. (To see how far each kick can propel you, practice it using a kickboard. 2  2. Learn how to do a crawl.


Why do some swans only paddle with one leg, with the other leg tucked up under the wing?
It is normal for swans to swim with one leg tucked onto their back. People are often concerned that the leg is broken or deformed but the swan is perfectly fine. Swans will often stretch one of their legs whilst swimming and instead of putting it in the water, they will tuck it up onto their back. It has been suggested that this behaviour may play a role in helping to regulate the body temperature of the bird.


Why do some swans only paddle with one leg, with the other leg tucked up under the wing?
Why do some swans only paddle with one leg, with the other leg tucked up under the wing? Growing up in the Welsh countryside I couldn't help but develop an interest in wildlife and nature. I studied Zoology at university and then was lucky enough to work on bird research projects in Canada and South Africa.


How to handle the dreaded barometric pressure headache!
According to the American National Headache Foundation, weather changes may also cause chemical changes in the body, another factor that triggers migraine. Many believe that the electrical charge of the air may also have something to do with your headaches.


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The exact causes of migraines are unknown, although they are related to changes in the brain as well as to genetic causes. People with migraines may inherit the tendency to be affected by certain migraine triggers, such as fatigue, bright lights, weather changes and others.


Weather as a Headache and Migraine Trigger
In a survey by the National Headache Foundation, headache sufferers were given a list of 16 possible triggers. They then were asked to rank them in terms of what commonly brought on their migraines and other headaches. Three out of every four respondents said that weather triggered their headache pain.


How to handle the dreaded barometric pressure headache!
1.Keep track of the effects of weather on your headache. If you think pressure changes are a trigger for you, try keeping a diary of weather changes and headache pain. For this you'll want to get a decent barometer (preferably not the cheap ornamental one that you bought at the hardware store or department store).


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1 Preventing migraine headache. 2  Some research shows that taking feverfew by mouth can reduce the frequency of migraine headaches and reduce pain, nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and noise when they do occur. 3  Feverfew may be more effective in people with more frequent migraine attacks.


Weather as a Headache and Migraine Trigger
In a survey by the National Headache Foundation, headache sufferers were given a list of 16 possible triggers. They then were asked to rank them in terms of what commonly brought on their migraines and other headaches.


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People with migraines may inherit the tendency to be affected by certain migraine triggers, such as fatigue, bright lights, weather changes and others. For many years, scientists believed that migraines were linked to the expanding (dilation) and constriction (narrowing) of blood vessels on the brainâs surface.


How to handle the dreaded barometric pressure headache!
I searched high and low for a barometer that would help me connect weather changes with headaches. Click below to see what I finally found... The Digital Migraine Barometer. Scroll down Up Stop Top Eric from New Mexico, USA writes:In short, thanks!Your little barometer has changed everything for me.


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Possibly Effective for: 1  Preventing migraine headache. 2  Some research shows that taking feverfew by mouth can reduce the frequency of migraine headaches and reduce pain, nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and noise when they do occur. 3  Feverfew may be more effective in people with more frequent migraine attacks.


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How Much Does Long Term Care Cost? The cost of long term care varies greatly, depending on the type of care, the place provided, and the region where you receive your care. For instance, the average hourly cost of home care ranges from $15 per hour in Montgomery, Alabama, to $24 per hour in Hartford, Connecticut.


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Nationwide costs for long term care. 1  The national median annual cost for a private nursing home in 2015 is $91,250. 2  1. 3  In 2013, care recipients will spend an average of $14,000 for out-of-pocket expenses, not including the cost of facility care.


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Nationwide costs for long term care. 1  The national median annual cost for a private nursing home in 2015 is $91,250. 2  In 2013, care recipients will spend an average of $14,000 for out-of-pocket expenses, not including the cost of facility care. 3  In 2015, a private room in a nursing home costs $250 per day and a semi-private room costs $220 per day.


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Creating SWF File. Create a new document in Flash. Add your animated text, graphics or video you want to use to your Flash stage. Import any graphics or text from the Flash library or an outside file that you created in an image editor (optional).Select File/Import from the menu to import the image.dd your animated text, graphics or video you want to use to your Flash stage. Import any graphics or text from the Flash library or an outside file that you created in an image editor (optional). Select File/Import from the menu to import the image.


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Place a check mark beside HTML and SWF in the Format tab. Change the file names for your HTML and SWF in the text box if you so choose, and click on the yellow folder on the right to change the location for your file(s). Flash will automatically create an HTML and SWF file for you.dd your animated text, graphics or video you want to use to your Flash stage. Import any graphics or text from the Flash library or an outside file that you created in an image editor (optional). Select File/Import from the menu to import the image.


Interactive web documents for Flash
Exporting to SWF is a good way to create an interactive slideshow, or a flip book, based on an InDesign document. If you want to edit the document in Flash Pro before creating the SWF file, export to FLA instead of SWF.See Create FLA files for the web. Create or edit the InDesign document to prepare it for Flash export. For more detailed information on setting up the document for export, see Flash export issues.f you want to export the InDesign document directly to a format that can be opened directly in a web browser, use the SWF format instead of FLA. See Create interactive SWF (Flash) files for the web. Create or edit the InDesign document to prepare it for Flash export.


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5. Cancel. Making SWF files, which accompany HTML files to publish a Flash website, often results automatically from saving and publishing the web file. Use Adobe Flash to make SWF files for adding Flash applications to web pages you design with tips from an IT specialist in this free video on basic computer skills.ideo Transcript. Hello. My name is Eric White and today we're going to talk about how to make SWF files. SWF files are the packaged files that accompany HTML files when you create flash web sites. So first step, go ahead and open up Adobe Flash and that created a new document.


How to create swf file
Step 3. After you have created an animation, save it on Adobe program. This creates an SWF file, which you can publish on the web by using a FTP client. Display this SWF file by changing the animation to HTML code. Step 4. When you have created an SWF file, it can play when you use the Adobe Flash Player.If other players download this player on to their computer, they will be able to watch your animation. The SWF will be on your website, so they can see it. All they need to do is click on the link in order to view it.tep 3. After you have created an animation, save it on Adobe program. This creates an SWF file, which you can publish on the web by using a FTP client. Display this SWF file by changing the animation to HTML code. Step 4. When you have created an SWF file, it can play when you use the Adobe Flash Player.


Interactive web documents for Flash
Create interactive SWF (Flash) files for the web. When you export to SWF, you create an interactive file thatâs ready for viewing in Adobe Flash Player or in a web browser. The SWF file can include buttons, page transitions, movies and audio files, animation, and hyperlinks added in InDesign.f you want to export the InDesign document directly to a format that can be opened directly in a web browser, use the SWF format instead of FLA. See Create interactive SWF (Flash) files for the web. Create or edit the InDesign document to prepare it for Flash export.


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SWFTools is a collection of utilities for working with Adobe Flash files (SWF files). The tool collection includes programs for reading SWF files, combining them, and creating them from other content (like images, sound files, videos or sourcecode).SWFTools is released under the GPL.WFTools is a collection of utilities for working with Adobe Flash files (SWF files). The tool collection includes programs for reading SWF files, combining them, and creating them from other content (like images, sound files, videos or sourcecode). SWFTools is released under the GPL.


Requirements
1 This selection causes Flash to publish only the SWF file and an HTML file with the embed code. 2  The HTML file is used to display the SWF file in a web browser. ( 3 The web browser then calls Flash Player, an installed plug-in, to render the contents of the SWF file onscreen). Select the location to save the FLA file on your hard disk. 2  Name it SimpleFlash.fla and then click Save. 3  Make a note of the location where you save the FLA file because you'll need to find this directory at the end of this tutorial.


Tips That You Should Consider When Create SWF by Yourself
1. Use SWF Object SWF Object is used to integrate your .swf into the browser without having Internet Explorer 7 paint a disgusting border around it. 2. Test on slower CPUs. Typically, if you're the kind of guy that does a lot of design or web work, you've got a machine with a decent amount of muscle on it.. Use SWF Object SWF Object is used to integrate your .swf into the browser without having Internet Explorer 7 paint a disgusting border around it. 2. Test on slower CPUs. Typically, if you're the kind of guy that does a lot of design or web work, you've got a machine with a decent amount of muscle on it.


Interactive web documents for Flash
If you want to export the InDesign document directly to a format that can be opened directly in a web browser, use the SWF format instead of FLA. See Create interactive SWF (Flash) files for the web. Create or edit the InDesign document to prepare it for Flash export.f you want to export the InDesign document directly to a format that can be opened directly in a web browser, use the SWF format instead of FLA. See Create interactive SWF (Flash) files for the web. Create or edit the InDesign document to prepare it for Flash export.


Long Distance Running
Long Distance Running. Long distance covers the 5 kilometre, 10 kilometre, half marathon and marathon events. Comparing past and present world record holders it would appear that athletes in these events would reach their peak at the following ages: 1  5 km-Male 27 and Female 29. 2  10 km-Male 29 and Female 31.


Long Distance Running
Guidance on the running technique of the long distance runner is provided in the form of a series of pictures and associated notes that highlight the main technical points.


Long Distance Running - The Long Run Guide for Marathoners & Half Marathoners
For the Half Marathon: When training for a half marathon, it is best to run at least 10-11 miles. If you are training for a time goal it is good to train at 13 miles at least once or twice so your body can adjust to the distance and the speed that you want it to work at.


The 25 Golden Rules of Running
The Long-Run-Pace Rule. Do your longest training runs at least three minutes per mile slower than your 5K race pace. You really can't go too slow on long runs, says RW Starting Line columnist Jeff Galloway, because there are no drawbacks to running them slowly.


Dr. Stephen M. Pribut's Sport Pages
This will be good training for marathon week, if you have one planned. Try to sleep well the night before the run. In the summer, do it early, before the temperature climbs into the 80's. Skip fatty foods, even tasty ones like pizza the day before the long run.


The 25 Golden Rules of Running
If you don't wait long enough, food will not be properly digested, raising the risk of abdominal cramps, bloating, and even vomiting.. The Exception: You can probably run 90 minutes after a light, high-carb meal, while you may need up to three hours after a heavy meal that's high in protein and fat. 4. The 10-Minute Rule. Start every run with 10 minutes of walking and slow running, and do the same to cool down.


The 25 Golden Rules of Running
And knowing that you can run 20 miles helps you wrap your head around running 26.2.. The Exception: Some coaches believe experienced marathoners can get by with a longest run of 16 to 18 miles, while other coaches suggest runs up to 24 miles. 11.


Long Distance Running - The Long Run Guide for Marathoners & Half Marathoners
This can be answered in various ways. To a track athlete, long distance running is anything that is 3 miles or over. However for a marathoner the answer is usually anything over 10 miles. In marathon and half marathon training, the main portion of your training is the long run. This is usually anything over 6-10 miles. The idea behind these long distance runs is to build endurance. Without endurance there can be no marathon or half marathon. A marathon tests your endurance and if you have built up not only your body but also your mind to go the distance you will be successful in the marathon training.


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See also: activity, attempt, business, calling, campaign, conatus, course, creation, effort, enterprise, experiment, industry, intend, labor, occupation, profession, project, pursuit, strive, struggle, test, trial, try, undertake, undertaking, venture, work. ENDEAVOR, crim. law. An attempt.


ENTERPRISE
Hypernyms (endeavor is a kind of...): labor; project; task; undertaking (any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of endeavor): business activity; commercial activity (activity undertaken as part of a commercial enterprise) forlorn hope (a hopeless or desperate enterprise)


endeavour
To endeavour is to strive for something. The endeavour itself is the thing you're striving for, the enterprise or undertaking. It's a primarily British spelling of the word. The Middle English root of endeavour means to put oneself in or do one's utmost, so if you endeavour to do something, you do it with earnestness and a fair amount of effort. Americans usually spell the word endeavor, but NASA named one of its space shuttles the Endeavour.


ENDEAVOR
The noun ENDEAVOR has 2 senses: 1. a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness) 2. earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something. Familiarity information: ENDEAVOR used as a noun is rare. â¢ ENDEAVOR (verb)


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Let it be , then , our present occupation to inquire and endeavor to ascertain the causes first put in operation at the period of our commemoration , and already productive of such magnificent effects ; to examine with reiterated care and minute attention the characters of those men who gave the first impulse to a new series of events in the history ...


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Endeveren is from (putten) in dever â(â(to put oneself) in dutyâ), from in + dever â(âdutyâ), partially translating Middle French (se mettre) en devoir (de faire) â(â(to make it) one's duty (to do), to endeavour (to do)â) (from Old French devoir, deveir â(âdutyâ)). (UK) IPA: /ÉªnËdÉv.É/.


The Federalist Papers
I am persuaded in my own mind that the people have always thought right on this subject, and that their universal and uniform attachment to the cause of the Union rests on great and weighty reasons, which I shall endeavor to develop and explain in some ensuing papers.


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No possible endeavor then could enable her commander to make the great passage southwards, double Cape Horn, and then running down sixty degrees of latitude arrive in the equatorial Pacific in time to cruise there.


endeavor
To attempt (fulfillment of a responsibility or an obligation, for example) by employment or expenditure of effort: endeavored to improve the quality of life in the inner city.


Housekeeping Tips : How to Remove Acid Rain From Your Car Window
Removing acid rain from a car window can be done effectively by spraying a mixture of 1 cup of vinegar to 1 quart of water onto the surface and wiping it down with a clean rag. Eliminate acid rain stains from glass with a demonstration from a professional home cleaner in this free video on housekeeping.


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Removing acid rain from a car window can be done effectively by spraying a mixture of 1 cup of vinegar to 1 quart of water onto the surface and wiping it down with a clean rag.


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Steps: 1  Wash down your windshield with clean water and maybe a small amount of common dish soap. 2  Get rid of any debris so you have a smooth surface. 3  If you have any grit or coarse debris on the windshield while performing the treatment you can push these fragments around and possibly cause scratching of the glass.


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Know that acid rain is just one form of acidic deposition. Acid rain is actually only one form of acid deposition. Acid deposition can be wet (rain, sleet, snow, fog) or dry (gases and dust particles). When fight acid rain, you are really fighting all of these forms of acid deposition.


How To Remove Acid Rain Stains From Your Car Windshield
$3. Steps: 1  Wash down your windshield with clean water and maybe a small amount of common dish soap. 2  Get rid of any debris so you have a smooth surface. 3  If you have any grit or coarse debris on the windshield while performing the treatment you can push these fragments around and possibly cause scratching of the glass.


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Acid rain can take form as rain, snow, fog, and even dust. The damage it causes to car paint and windows can be permanent if not properly taken care of. Letâs get down to the science of the matter. It is not the water that leaves marks or etches the glass.


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This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Removing acid rain from a car window can be done effectively by spraying a mixture of 1 cup of vinegar to 1 quart of water onto the surface and wiping it down with a clean rag.


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Acid rain is actually only one form of acid deposition. Acid deposition can be wet (rain, sleet, snow, fog) or dry (gases and dust particles). When fight acid rain, you are really fighting all of these forms of acid deposition.


Removing Acid Rain Stains from Auto Glass
Acid rain can take form as rain, snow, fog, and even dust. The damage it causes to car paint and windows can be permanent if not properly taken care of. Letâs get down to the science of the matter. It is not the water that leaves marks or etches the glass. The minerals are the culprits.


How can we get rid of acid rain?
0 Votes. To reduce acid rain, we need to reduce our gas emissions. Humans have released large quantities or many different gases into the atmosphere over time, and the mixture of these gases is one large cause of acid rain. Specifically, acid rain is the result of nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxides.


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Diatoms are single-celled organisms which secrete intricate skeletons. These may be elongate, with a bilateral plane of symmetry, or they may be round and radially symmetrical. Many diatoms are slightly asymmetrical, though they generally fall into one of these two categories. The Bacillariophyta are the diatoms.


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The animal-like protists are also known as protozoans, which is Latin for 'first animals.' All protozoans are single-celled heterotrophs and are categorized based on their movement. Paramecia are examples of protozoans that use cilia, or tiny hairs, to propel themselves through the water.


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-There are 4 major pigments found in algae: red, yellow-brown, green, and blue-green. -Other types of plantlike protists are diatoms, dinoflagellates, and euglenoids. -Some euglenoids don t have chloroplasts, so. they eat small protist or consume nutrients.


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The glass house of life. Diatoms are single-celled organisms which secrete intricate skeletons. These may be elongate, with a bilateral plane of symmetry, or they may be round and radially symmetrical.


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-There are 3 main types of algae: red, brown, and green. -There are 4 major pigments found in algae: red, yellow-brown, green, and blue-green. -Other types of plantlike protists are diatoms, dinoflagellates, and euglenoids. -Some euglenoids don t have chloroplasts, so. they eat small protist or consume nutrients.


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You are here: Home > Crossbow Accessories > Crossbow Scopes & Rings. Page of 23. Crossbow sights & scopes are a necessity for hunting, as this allows the hunter to be able and aim for clean shots faster and accurately. Sights and scopes come many shapes and sizes. The design and style must suit the hunter and the crossbow used.


How to Sight in a Compound Bow
Intro: How to Sight in a Compound Bow. The instructions mentioned below will guide you step by step on how to sight in a compound bow. Effectively sighting in your bow is very important if you ... 1. Shown here are the few things you will need to sight in your bow. For this set of instructions it will be assumed that your bow is already ...


Goof-Proof Tips For Sighting-In Your Bow
Shoot the bow several times to set the string before you start dealing with peep rotation. When the peep appears to be rotating the same every time, remove one end of the string (using the bow press again) and add twists (or half twists) until the peep comes back square to your eye every time you draw.


Goof-Proof Tips For Sighting-In Your Bow
Goof-Proof Tips For Sighting-In Your Bow. Start by attaching the sight to the bow. Next, loosen the screw that locks the horizontal adjustment of the sight head and place an arrow on the rest. Move the sight head in or out until the pins line up with both the string and the nocked arrow.


How to Sight in a Compound Bow
Shown here are the few things you will need to sight in your bow. For this set of instructions it will be assumed that your bow is already in tune. TIP: A mechanical release will allow you to have a more controlled and consistent release of the bowstring.


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Goof-Proof Tips For Sighting-In Your Bow
After you put the peep in, take the bow out of the press, put an arrow on the string and draw it back. Through a process of small movements, line the peep up perfectly with your eye and your sight pins when you pull back to your most comfortable anchor point. Once you have everything lined up, serve the peep in place.


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Recurve Bow Set Up Version 3 September 2007 Page 5. Copyright Archery Australia September 2007. You can also check this by placing a straight edge (arrow shaft, ensure itâs a parallel arrow shaft and. not a barrelled shaft) along the side of the bow window and the string.


Recurve: Setup and Tune
So Iâm going to examine, from start to finish, the requirements to set up and tune (and finally super-tune) your recurve to arrive at a point where it is functioning at its supreme potential. The first consideration is the initial bow choice.


Recurve: Setup and Tune
The best bow length for you will be roughly relative to your height and draw. Should you be quite tall, or have particularly long arms, and as a consequence your draw length is close to 30 inches, or even more, then a 70-inch model should be your option.


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Serving Size: 1 medium pear, Calories: 96, Fat: 0g, Carbs: 25.7g, Protein: 0.6g Green/Yellow Serving Size: 1 average sized, Calories: 93, Fat: 0g, Carbs: 0g, Protein: 0g


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Pear nutrition facts and nutritional information. Find calories, carbs, and nutritional contents for Pear and over 2,000,000 other foods at MyFitnessPal.com. Calorie Counter


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Serving Size: 1/2 whole pear, Calories: 50, Fat: 0g, Carbs: 13g, Protein: 0g Bosc - Raw - R Serving Size: 1 medium, Calories: 100, Fat: 0g, Carbs: 26g, Protein: 1g


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Results for Pear. 1  Fresh Pear (Pear) 1 medium, 96, 0g, 26g, 1g. ( 2 Caloriecount.Com) (Pear) 1 medium pear, 96, 0g, 25.7g, 0.6g. 3  Green/Yellow (Pear) 1 average sized, 93, 0g, 0g, 0g. 4  Ð³ÑÑÑÐ° (Pear) 100 g, 42, 0.3g, 10.9g, 0.4g. 5  Bosc, Fresh (Pear) 1 whole, 100, 0g, 0g, 0g. 6  Raw, Med Size (Pear) 1 pear, 103, 0g, 28g, 0g.


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Find out the calories and nutrition content of pears. Pears are moderately high in calories and a great source of fiber. Find out the calories and nutrition content of pears. Pears are moderately high in calories and a great source of fiber.


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Bartlett Pears Freshdirect 1 medium 100.0 calories 26.0 grams carbs 0 grams fat 1.0 grams protein 6.0 grams fiber 0 mg cholesterol 0 grams saturated fat 0 mg sodium 0 grams sugar 0 grams trans fat Nutrition Facts


Pears: Nutrition Facts
*Based on a 2,000 calorie diet. One medium pear contains about 100 calories and 27 g of carbohydrate (about the equivalent to two slices of bread). Pears also contain about 22 percent of the RDA for fiber, making them a very filling fruit choice. If you are looking to modify your carbohydrate intake, stick to small pears or eat half in one sitting.


How Many Calories Are In A Bit O Honey?
View the nutrition for Bartlett Pears, including calories, carbs, fat, protein, cholesterol, and more (Freshdirect). Want to use it in a meal plan? Head to the diet generator and enter the number of calories you want.


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Serving Size: 1 pear (148 gs - 8.2 oz), Calories: 86, Fat: 0g, Carbs: 23g, Protein: 1g


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How many calories are in Bartlett Pears? Amount of calories in Bartlett Pears: Calories: Calories from Fat (%) % Daily Value * How much fat is in Bartlett Pears? Amount of fat in Bartlett Pears: Total Fat: How much sodium is in Bartlett Pears? Amount of sodium in Bartlett Pears: Sodium: How many carbs are in Bartlett Pears?


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By Carole Fader Fri, Oct 5, 2012 @ 7:26 pm | updated Fri, Oct 5, 2012 @ 10:55 pm. Times-Union readers want to know: An email says that President Barack Obama has signed 900 executive orders and some of them create martial law.


Obamaâs Executive Orders
Bush issued 160 executive orders through Sept. 20, 2004, a comparable amount of time. The viral email that claims Obama has signed 900 executive orders lists 13 orders as evidence, all of which previous presidents signed in the 1960s and 1970s. Presidents number their executive orders consecutively. The first executive order that President Obama signed was EO-13489, which dealt with presidential records. Obamaâs predecessors signed any executive order with a number lower than 13489.


Cost of Attendance/Budget
Cost of Attendance/Budget The budgets below are approximate. The actual budgets used to award aid may vary slightly to comply with tuition changes, loan fee consideration, etc.


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Tuition and Fees: $22,598: $23,300: $24,344: $25,216: Loan Fees: 314: 314: 314: 314: Room & Board: 12,250: 12,250: 12,250: 16,332: Book & Supplies: 1,552: 1,196: 1,372: 1,267: Travel: 2,134: 2,134: 2,134: 2,134: Personal Expenses: 3,322: 3,322: 3,322: 3,322: Total: $42,170: $42,516: $43,736: $48,585


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In-State: $6,381 USD Out-of-State: $28,659 USD. University of Florida's in-state tuition is more expensive than the average State University System of Florida's in-state tuition ($6,238 USD). The school's out-of-state tuition is more expensive than the average State University System of Florida's out-of-state tuition ($21,747 USD).


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Tuition Comparison between USA Veterinary Schools (Tuitions listed are per year) Class size overall, # students accepted In-State, Out of State , and Contract States, and corresponding tuitions (estimated) for matriculation 2015 . Blue Font â 1. st. place for the lowest tuition in a particular category (In-State or Out of State) , Red, 2. nd. place and . Yellow. 3. rd. place . School . Class Size


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Cost of Attendance. In-State Student Budgets; Out-of-State Student Budgets; Types of Aid. How to Apply for Financial Aid; Graduate Grants; Loans; Scholarships; Bridge Students. How to Apply for Financial Aid; Types of Aid; Cost of Attendance/Budget; Bridge Student Checklist; Important Information. Disbursement/Tuition Dates; Checklist - Year 1; Checklist - Year 2


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graduate school /vet school tuition. Most states DO NOT allow a student to establish residency if they move to a state purely to attend school. Some States DO allow this, but each state may have different (and complicated) policies. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS BEFORE YOU ACCEPT ADMISSION TO AN OUT-OF-STATE SCHOOL!!


Cost of Attending New College of FloridaSarasota, Florida
Out-of-State: $22,467 USD. University of Central Florida's in-state tuition is more expensive than the average State University System of Florida's in-state tuition ($6,238 USD). The school's out-of-state tuition is more expensive than the average State University System of Florida's out-of-state tuition ($21,747 USD). 2014-2015 Academic Year


Tuition Rates and Fees
Tuition Rates and Fees The Office of the Bursar provides monthly e-billing statements to each student, twelve times per year. Fall tuition expenses are billed in July, and spring tuition expenses are billed in December.


Apple juice
Clarified apple juice, from which pectin and starch have been removed, in a plastic bottle. Apple juice is a fruit juice made by the maceration and pressing of apples.


Apple juice
Due to the complex and costly equipment required to extract and clarify juice from apples in large volume, apple juice is normally produced commercially. In the United States, unfiltered fresh apple juice is made by smaller operations in areas of high apple production, in the form of unclarified apple cider.


Apple juice
Vitamin C is sometimes added by fortification, because content is variable, and much of that is lost in processing. Vitamin C also helps to prevent oxidation of the product. Other vitamin concentrations are low, but apple juice does contain various mineral nutrients, including boron, which may promote healthy bones.


Which Kinds of Juices Have the Most Vitamin C in Them?
Blended vegetable juice cocktail has more than 65 milligrams of vitamin C in an 8-ounce serving. If you love tomato juice, you'll get lots of vitamin C from your morning beverage, as 8 ounces of tomato juice provides nearly 45 milligrams of the beneficial vitamin. You'll also get vitamin C from carrot juice, roughly 20 milligrams per 8 ounces.


Apple juice
Apple juice is one of the most common fruit juices in the world, with world production led by China, Poland, the United States, and Germany.


What Are Apples Good For?
Health Benefits of Apples. Especially high in vitamin C, apples also provide vitamin A as a powerful antioxidant to help resist infection and scavenge free radicals that cause inflammation. They also contain a significant amount of fiber which can help prevent absorption of LDL (bad) cholesterol.


Which Kinds of Juices Have the Most Vitamin C in Them?
Eight ounces of fresh-squeezed orange juice has nearly 125 milligrams of vitamin C. Diluted frozen orange juice from concentrate has a little less -- about 95 milligrams per 8-ounce glass. Raw white or pink grapefruit juice each provide more than 90 milligrams of the vitamin in an 8-ounce serving. You'll get almost 55 milligrams of vitamin C from 8 ounces of sweetened tangerine juice.


Which Kinds of Juices Have the Most Vitamin C in Them?
An 8-ounce cup of cranberry juice cocktail contains 90 milligrams of vitamin C, unsweetened pineapple juice offers more than 25 milligrams for the same amount and 8 ounces of prune juice provides 10 milligrams of vitamin C.


What Are Apples Good For?
Apples are a good source of B-complex vitamins such as riboflavin (vitamin B2), thiamin (vitamin B1), and pyridoxine (vitamin B6), which together release enzyme power to support metabolism and other vital functions inside the body.


Human Physiology/Print Version
One of the major functions of the Urinary system is the process of excretion. Excretion is the process of eliminating, from an organism, waste products of metabolism and other materials that are of no use.


Picture of the Bladder
The normal capacity of the bladder is 400 to 600 mL. During urination, the bladder muscles contract, and two sphincters (valves) open to allow urine to flow out. Urine exits the bladder into the urethra, which carries urine out of the body. Because it passes through the penis, the urethra is longer in men (8 inches) than in women (1.5 inches).


What is Urethra, its Parts and Function
In women, the urinary tube serves only as a passage for urine from bladder to the region near clitoris and vagina, while in men; it is involved in dual functions that are the transfer of urine out of the body through penile opening as well as the ejaculation of seminal fluid.


What is Urethra, its Parts and Function
What is Urethra, its Parts and Function. Resembling a tubular structure, it develops a connection between the urinary bladder and the genital organs in human body, as you can see in the urethra pictures. It is this canal, through which the transfer of excretory fluids occurs, that is ultimately emptied out of the body. The length of urethra varies greatly in feminine and masculine gender, as in the former, it is much shorter, while in the latter, it is comparatively longer.


Human Physiology/Print Version
Urinary Bladder: a hollow, muscular and distensible or elastic organ that sits on the pelvic floor. Urinary System: a group of organs in the body concerned with filtering out excess fluid and other substances from the bloodstream. 1  Graaff, Van De (2002).


Picture of the Bladder
The urinary bladder is a muscular sac in the pelvis, just above and behind the pubic bone. When empty, the bladder is about the size and shape of a pear. Urine is made in the kidneys, and travels down two tubes called ureters to the bladder.


Picture of the Bladder
1 Overactive bladder: The bladder muscle (detrusor) contracts involuntarily, causing some urine to leak out. 2  Detrusor overactivity is a common cause of urinary incontinence. 3  Hematuria: Blood in the urine. 4  Hematuria may be benign, or may be caused by infection or a serious condition like bladder cancer.


What is Urethra, its Parts and Function
The body wall is composed of three distinct layers that are continuous with the urinary bladder. As with other organs of the body, urethra is likewise vulnerable to a number of inflammatory, infectious, genetic, and STDs or Sexually Transmitted Diseases.


Earth's Core 1,000 Degrees Hotter Than Expected
Scientists sent X-ray bursts at the sample and observed the signature of heating, which is a diffuse ring, that pinpointed the temperature. These experiments pegged the melting point of iron at 4,800 C (about 8,700 F) at a pressure of 2.2 million times that is found on Earth's surface at sea level.


Why is the earth's core so hot? And how do scientists measure its temperature?
The bottom line of these efforts is that there is a rather wide range of current estimates of the earth's core temperature. The popular estimates range from about 4,000 kelvins up to over 7,000 kelvins (about 7,000 to 12,000 degrees F).


An overview of peat in Florida and related issues ( FGS: Special publication 27 )
The amount of energy reaching the top of Earthâs atmosphere. each second on a surface area of one square metre facing the. Sun during daytime is about 1,370 Watts, and the amount of en-. ergy per square metre per second averaged over the entire planet. is one-quarter of this (see Figure 1). About 30% of the sunlight.


Why is the earth's core so hot? And how do scientists measure its temperature?
As a result, scientists must infer the temperature in the earth's deep interior indirectly. Observing the speed at which of passage of seismic waves pass through the earth allows geophysicists to determine the density and stiffness of rocks at depths inaccessible to direct examination.


Earthâs Core Temperature 1,000 Degrees Hotter Than Previously Measured, Study Shows
Earth's Core Temperature 1,000 Degrees Hotter Than Previously Measured, Study Shows. Earth's internal engine is running about 1,000 degrees Celsius (about 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit) hotter than previously measured, providing a better explanation for how the planet generates a magnetic field, a new study has found.


Earthâs Core Temperature 1,000 Degrees Hotter Than Previously Measured, Study Shows
Published: 04/25/2013 02:07 PM EDT on LiveScience. Earth's internal engine is running about 1,000 degrees Celsius (about 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit) hotter than previously measured, providing a better explanation for how the planet generates a magnetic field, a new study has found.


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Direction of the racket face. A good badminton grip allows you to control the angle of the racket face, so that you can hit the shuttlecock in the direction you want. For straight shots, the racket face will finish parallel to the net on impact (in other words, it faces forwards on impact).


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1 Serve diagonally: There are four service courts with two on each side of the net. 2  Service must be directed to and from diagonal service courts. 3  Be stationary: The server must be stationary with some part of both feet in contact with the surface of the court when service is taken.


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If you need help with your backhand grip or stroke, please check out the guide âHow to Grip a Badminton Racket.â. Gripping the Racket. There are many variations of the backhand grip, and different players have different preferences.


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1 You can change quickly between different badminton grips. 2  You have finer control of the direction that you hit the shuttlecock. 3  For some strokes, you can even turn the racket in the fingers as you hit the shuttlecock (for example, a spinning net shot).


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How to Serve in Badminton. Service in badminton is one of the most important, and overlooked, shots. A key to playing good badminton is to gain an advantage by forcing your opponent to hit a weak, high-arching shot. If you can do that with consistency, you will get more opportunities to end the rally with an offensive shot or kill.


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As a test, hold out your badminton racket to a friend and ask him to take it from you. The racket should come out your hand smoothly and effortlessly; if he encounters resistance, then you are holding the racket too tightly. Many players feel that itâs. to play with such a relaxed grip.


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This is useful because: 1  You can change quickly between different badminton grips. 2  You have finer control of the direction that you hit the shuttlecock. 3  For some strokes, you can even turn the racket in the fingers as you hit the shuttlecock (for example, a spinning net shot).


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You donât want to grab too much of the skirt, because your fingers will get in the way when youâre serving. Hold the racket at a comfortable distance away from your body and rest your wrist on the head ever so slightly. Remember to keep the shuttle at waist-height or below to maintain a legal serve.


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Badminton grip principles. Home Articles Grips guide Badminton grip principles. Before you learn individual badminton grips, you should be aware of some principles about holding a badminton racket. If you understand the principles, then all the details will make sense.


Badminton : Short Serve in Badminton
To do a short serve in badminton, stand closer toward the front baseline with your right leg forward. Improve your short serve in badminton with help from a badminton coach in this free video on badminton. Expert: Nghia Tran. Contact: www.eastbaybadminton.com. Bio: Coach Nghia Tran has coached the University of California, Berkeley badminton team to a 2010 collegiate nationals win. Filmmaker: Bing Hugh.


Printing an entire Excel workbook to a single PDF file
If you don't have any changes to the printing options select the Print Entire Workbook option under Settings and novaPDF from the Printer name section and click Print to create the PDF file. novaPDF will ask you where to save the PDF and (if set so) it will open the PDF when it's created.


Printing an entire Excel workbook to a single PDF file
In order to have all the individual sheets printed within a single PDF file (not multiple PDFs) you need to set the same DPI printing value for all of them. In order to set the DPI value for each individual page, you have to follow these steps: Open the Excel workbook. Select the sheet you want to set the DPI for. In Microsoft Excel 2007/2010/2013 go to Page Layout and click on the expand button for the Page Setup dialog (for Microsoft Excel 2003 or earlier go to File->Page Setup)


Print
1. Use the arrows next to the Copies box. 2. If one copy contains multiple pages, you can switch between Collated and Uncollated. For example, if you print 6 copies, Collated prints the entire first copy, then the entire second copy, etc. Uncollated prints 6 copies of page 1, 6 copies of page 2, etc.


Helen Bradley - MS Office Tips, Tricks and Tutorials
For example, Excel canât print two pages with different paper sizes to the same âpiece of paperâ (actually a PDF in this case). Instead, it insists on having two different PDFs to print to, one for each paper size. So, to resolve this issue, you must make sure each worksheetâs page setup agrees with the others.


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Print a workbook to a file. 1  Click File, and then click Print. 2  Under Printer, select the printer on which you want to print the file. 3  Click Print to File, and then click Print.  In the Print to File dialog box, under Output File Name, type a name for the file that you want to print.


How to Print an Entire Excel 2010 Workbook
Step 1: Begin by opening your Excel workbook. Step 2: Click the File tab at the top-left corner of the window. Step 3: Click the Print option in the column at the left side of the window. Step 4: Click the Print Active Sheets drop-down menu at the center of the window, then choose the Print Entire Workbook option. Step 5: Click the Print button at the top of the window to print your workbook. Note that this setting does not get saved.


Microsoft Office Excel Viewer Help
All workbook files that you want to print must be in the same folder. 1  Click File, and then click Open. Keyboard shortcut You can also press CTRL+O. 2  Hold down CTRL and click the name of each workbook that you want to print. 3  On a computer that is running Windows Vista. Right-click the selection, and then click Print.


Print
To print a worksheet in Excel, execute the following steps. 1. On the File tab, click Print. 2. To preview the other pages that will be printed, click 'Next Page' or 'Previous Page' at the bottom of the window. 3. To print the worksheet, click the big Print button.


Microsoft Office Excel Viewer Help
Print a workbook to a file. 1  Click File, and then click Print. Keyboard shortcut You can also press CTRL+P. 2  Under Printer, select the printer on which you want to print the file. 3  Click Print to File, and then click Print.  In the Print to File dialog box, under Output File Name, type a name for the file that you want to print.


Helen Bradley - MS Office Tips, Tricks and Tutorials
Learn how to make sure that printing multiple sheets to a pdf gives one pdf and not many. If you have ever tried to print a large Excel workbook to a PDF file, youâve probably run into this issue. You press print, Excel asks you to name the PDF, and then it begins to print. Everything seems fine, but then Excel asks you to name another PDF, then another, then another, ad infinitum.


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Cape Breton Island is linked to mainland Nova Scotia by the Canso Causeway, a mile-long road and railway system that is part of the Trans Canada Highway. From Canada you can follow the Trans Canada Highway #2 to the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border, then follow the Trans-Canada Highway #104 to Cape Breton Island.From the United States you can follow Interstate 95 north to the US/New Brunswick border.Follow the Trans Canada Highway #2 to the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border, and then follow the Trans Canada Highway #104 to Cape Breton Island. Shuttle Services are available.nce you reach Cape Breton Island, you can enter the Cabot Trail from either the east or the west. A loop trail, visitors can begin or end their journey from a number of different points. By land there are four main accesspoints to the Cabot Trail once you cross the Canso Causeway.


Need help planning NS, PEI and maybe NB itinerary
We've only got 9 days to do a Maritime loop; Halifax to Halifax. We are thinking, Halifax, south coast to Digby, ferry to Saint John, thru Moncton, bridge to PEI, ferry back to NS, Cape Breton and back to Halifax.e are thinking, Halifax, south coast to Digby, ferry to Saint John, thru Moncton, bridge to PEI, ferry back to NS, Cape Breton and back to Halifax.


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Travel time is an important point to know with the driving distance. Hence you might also want to know the Travel Time from Moncton to Cape Breton Island. This will help you estimate how much time you will spend travelling for the distance from Moncton to Cape Breton Island.ence you might also want to know the Travel Time from Moncton to Cape Breton Island. This will help you estimate how much time you will spend travelling for the distance from Moncton to Cape Breton Island.


Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI in 7 days?
We will arrive in Halifax on a Sunday and then fly out of Halifax on the following Saturday. I would love to hike the Cabot Trial, as well as going to PEI for a day or two. I have googled the distance between Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI and the distance is ridiculous!I am trying to be cognizant of the fact that we will be traveling with our parents and that we may have to give up either PEI or Cape Breton. Help!! Our parents are 60-years-old and healthy. have googled the distance between Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI and the distance is ridiculous! I am trying to be cognizant of the fact that we will be traveling with our parents and that we may have to give up either PEI or Cape Breton. Help!! Our parents are 60-years-old and healthy.


Driving the Cabot Trail
The Cabot Trail, a scenic roadway that takes you around the greater part of Nova Scotia's Cape Breton Island, is one of the most famous drives in Canada. Many visitors to Cape Breton Island set aside an entire day â or two, three or four days â to see the sights along the Cabot Trail.low down to the posted speed, even if you are an expert driver and the sun is shining. The curves are sharp, the grades are steep and the other drivers may not be experienced mountain drivers. Use extra caution if you are driving the Cabot Trail in fog, mist or rain (all common on Cape Breton Island).


Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI in 7 days?
Guess you'll just have to hit the ground running. Given what you've written, I would be sure to see ALL of the spots mentioned. First thing I'd do, assuming you land in Halifax late on one day... is spend the night there, and then book the next two nights in/near Baddeck, NS (Cape Breton).At the first sign of clear weather, you GO toward the Cabot Trail. the 2nd night there gives you a CHANCE if it is foggy on the first day. have googled the distance between Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI and the distance is ridiculous! I am trying to be cognizant of the fact that we will be traveling with our parents and that we may have to give up either PEI or Cape Breton. Help!! Our parents are 60-years-old and healthy.


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For International Flights-just a 5 Â½ hour direct flight to Halifax, Nova Scotia from London with commuter flights to New Brunswick in 30 minutes or a short 3 hour drive.Also, direct flights to Montreal with connector flights and train options to New Brunswick.rop Anchor in the Bay of Fundy â When you arrive in the cruise port of Saint John your true Maritime experience begins. Cruise Saint John is welcoming guests every day and they love it! Shore excursions can either be arranged through your cruise line or when you arrive.


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1 Which ferry do I catch? â You have 2 choices, catch the 6 hour, 178 km ride from North Sydney to Port aux Basques or the 18 hour, 520 km ride from North Sydney to Argentia.2  Port aux Basques is on the provinceâs west coast and you have a 10 hour, 900 km ride to St. Johnâs on the east coast. Argentia is on the provinceâs southeast coast and you have a 1.5 hour, 135 km ride to St. Johnâs from here. 2  If you travel via Port aux Basques, a night ferry crossing is recommended so that you can sleep and have a fresh start to ride in the morning.


Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI in 7 days?
What time of day do you arrive and what time do you have to be back to the airport is key. The trip is a doable. The Cabot Trail leg is the farthest so that becomes the first target. Halifax to the entrance of Cape Breton is about 2 hours 45 minutes. have googled the distance between Halifax, Cape Breton, and PEI and the distance is ridiculous! I am trying to be cognizant of the fact that we will be traveling with our parents and that we may have to give up either PEI or Cape Breton. Help!! Our parents are 60-years-old and healthy.


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Arrive by sea by ferry-where you can come by car, motorcycle, RV, or as a walk-on passenger-or by cruise ship. Halifax and Sydney are the main ports of call for more than 20 major cruise ship lines. 1  Nova Star Ferries-Portland, Maine, US-Yarmouth, NS.2  Bay Ferries-Saint John, NB-Digby, NS.3  Northumberland Ferries-Wood Islands, PEI-Caribou, NS. 4  Marine Atlantic Ferries-Argentia/Port aux Basques, NL-North Sydney, NS.alifax and Sydney are the main ports of call for more than 20 major cruise ship lines. 1  Nova Star Ferries-Portland, Maine, US-Yarmouth, NS. 2  Bay Ferries-Saint John, NB-Digby, NS. 3  Northumberland Ferries-Wood Islands, PEI-Caribou, NS.


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There are two factors that determine a liquids boiling point: temperature and pressure. For water to be boiled at 20oC (room temperature - more or less), it would hâ¦ave to be subjected to about 2.339 kilopascals. See link below for more conversions.


What are the factors that affect the boiling of liquids?
One factor that markedly affects the boiling point of water is  atmospheric pressure. The boiling point is lower at higher  altitudes. Also, a certain amount of salt will inâ¦crease the boiling  point of water. 2 people found this useful.


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Newtonâs Law of Cooling states that the rate of change of temperature of an object is proportional to. the temperature difference between it and the surrounding medium; using Tambient for the ambient. temperature, the law is âTÃªât=-KHT-TambientL, where T is temperature, t is time, and K is a. constant related to efficiency of heat transfer.


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No, it may effect the rate that it boils, but it does not change the boiling point. No, it may effect the rate that it boils, but it does not change the boiling point.


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ANSWER:   the boiling point for water is 100 degrees Celsius, 212 degrees Fahrenheit, and 373 Kelvin, but you must know that these temperatures are all at sea-level so ifâ¦ you go higher or lower than it will change.


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Chlamydia - CDC Fact Sheet
The initial damage that chlamydia causes often goes unnoticed. However, chlamydia can lead to serious health problems. If you are a woman, untreated chlamydia can spread to your uterus and fallopian tubes (tubes that carry fertilized eggs from the ovaries to the uterus). This can cause pelvic inflammatory disease(https://www.cdc.gov/std/pid/stdfact-pid.htm) (PID).


Pelvic inflammatory disease  (PID)
If you have chlamydia: 1  See a doctor or nurse as soon as possible. 2  Take all of your medicine. 3  Tell your sex partner(s) so they can be tested and treated. 4  Avoid sexual contact until you and your partner(s) have been treated and cured.


Chlamydia
Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted disease, or STD. The infection usually is transmitted through oral, vaginal, or anal sex. Among women, it is the most commonly spread STD, particularly those ages 15 to 24. Chlamydia often has no symptoms, but if left untreated, it can cause serious health problems for women, for example, infertility, and it can increase your risk of getting HIV infection.


Chlamydia in Women: Symptoms, Signs, and Transmission
Chlamydia infection can cause permanent damage to the fallopian tubes in a woman and can lead to future infertility and an increase risk of ectopic pregnancy. Chlamydia infection during pregnancy also increases a woman's risk of preterm labor and of having a baby with low birth weight. Lymphogranuloma venereum is another type of STD that is common in the developing world and is caused by a different strain of the Chlamydia bacteria.


Chlamydia - CDC Fact Sheet
Chlamydia(https://www.cdc.gov/std/chlamydia/default.htm) is a common STD that can infect both men and women. It can cause serious, permanent damage to a womanâs reproductive system. This can make it difficult or impossible for her to get pregnant later on. Chlamydia can also cause a potentially fatal ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy that occurs outside the womb).


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Symptoms may include: 1  Bleeding between periods. 2  Burning when urinating. 3  Fever. 4  Low back pain. 5  Lower abdominal pain. 6  Nausea. 7  Pain during sex. 8  Unusual vaginal discharge.


Chlamydia - CDC Fact Sheet
Chlamydia is a common STD that can infect both men and women. It can cause serious, permanent damage to a womanâs reproductive system. This can make it difficult or impossible for her to get pregnant later on. Chlamydia can also cause a potentially fatal ectopic pregnancy (pregnancy that occurs outside the womb). How is chlamydia spread?