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For sound waves in air, the speed of sound is 343 m/s. The wavelength of a tuning fork (440 Hz) is thus equal to approximately 0.78 m. In SI units, the unit of frequency is the hertz (Hz).1 Hz means that an event repeats once every second.A previous name for this unit was cycle per second.or sound waves in air, the speed of sound is 343 m/s. The wavelength of a tuning fork (440 Hz) is thus equal to approximately 0.78 m. In SI units, the unit of frequency is the hertz (Hz). 1 Hz means that an event repeats once every second. A previous name for this unit was cycle per second.


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SI unit of amplitude and wavelength is meter (m). SI unit of frequency is Hz (s -1).Posted by Somnath (MeritNation Expert) on 29/2/12. This conversation is already closed by Expert.he SI unit for wavelength is meters (m). S I unit of frequency is hertz (Hz). There is no special SI unit of amplitude.


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Waves are described and measured by five wave parameters: the period, the frequency, the amplitude, the wavelength, and the speed. The period of a wave is the time it takes to complete one cycle. The frequency is just the opposite; it's the number of wave cycles that are completed in one second.Amplitude and wavelength are both measures of distance. The amplitude measures the height of the crest of the wave from the midline.he period of a wave is the time it takes to complete one cycle. The frequency is just the opposite; it's the number of wave cycles that are completed in one second. Amplitude and wavelength are both measures of distance.


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Lesson 44: Frequency, Wavelength, & Amplitude. The period means that it will take 4.5 seconds for the pendulum to swing back and forth once. So, I expect that my frequency will be a decimal, since it will complete a fraction of a swing per second. Be careful when changing the 700nm into metres.esson 44: Frequency, Wavelength, & Amplitude. The period means that it will take 4.5 seconds for the pendulum to swing back and forth once. So, I expect that my frequency will be a decimal, since it will complete a fraction of a swing per second. Be careful when changing the 700nm into metres.


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the formula for wave velocity/speed is: velocity= wavelength * wave frequency   velocity is measured in meters/second (m/s), wavelength is measured in meters(m), and wave â¦ frequency is measured in hertz(hz).peed of wave (e.g. m/s) = wavelength (m) x number of waves per second (Hz) So you can figure out any one of speed, wavelength or frequency if you know the other two. Often, â¦ you know the speed (e.g. light, 3x10^8 m/s, or sound, 340 m/s).


Units of Frequencies and Wavelengths
The amplitude is the height of a wave or its intensity. The wavelength is the distance between amplitude maximums. The frequency is how often the maximums or crests move past a given point.And finally, the velocityâor how fast the wave is movingâis the product of the frequency times the wavelength (v = fÎ»).The units of frequency are in hertz (Hz) or its multiples.The units of wavelength are in meters, its multiples or fractions of a meter. As the frequency increases, the wavelength decreases, provided the velocity is kept constant. For example, waves at extremely high frequencies have very short wavelengths.he amplitude is the height of a wave or its intensity. The wavelength is the distance between amplitude maximums. The frequency is how often the maximums or crests move past a given point.


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Wavelength is also measured in metres (m) - it is a length after all. The frequency, f, of a wave is the number of waves passing a point in a certain time. We normally use a time of one second, so this gives frequency the unit hertz (Hz), since one hertz is equal to one wave per second.requency, wavelength, amplitude and wave speed. You need to know about these quantities used in waves-what they mean, the symbols used for them and the units used to measure them. The amplitude, a, of a wave is the distance from the centre line (or the still position) to the top of a crest or to the bottom of a trough.


HYPERMUSCLE: MUSCLES IN ACTION
The analogous action to wrist flexion is one that would tip the sole of the foot downward, increasing the angle between foot and leg. The usual term for the increase in such an angle would be extension, but in order to emphasize the relation between foot and hand, this action is instead termed plantar flexion .


HYPERMUSCLE: MUSCLES IN ACTION
Muscle actions are always described as departures from the standard position of the body, the anatomical position. Certain of these actions are general, and can be applied to several regions of the body, while others are quite specific to a single region or even a single joint.


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muscle we are exercising. The Antagonist is the opposing muscle and acts in contrast to the agonist. The Stabilizer muscles are those that hold a joint in place so that the exercise may be performed. The Assistors help the Agonist muscle doing the work. The stabilizer muscles are not necessarily moving during exercise, but provide . stationary support. For example, when doing biceps curls, the biceps are the agonists, the triceps are the antagonists and various muscles including the deltoids are the stabilizer muscles.


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For example, when doing biceps curls, the biceps are the agonists, the triceps are. the antagonists and various muscles including the deltoids are the stabilizer muscles. However, when doing a triceps push down, now the triceps are the agonists and the. biceps are the antagonists.


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Isotonic contraction is defined as that. where the muscle tension remains constant and muscle length varies. Isokinetic. contraction is defined as varying tension and length. In each exercise there are four main functions of the associated muscles, Agonists. (prime movers), Antagonists, Stabilizers and Assistors.


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Ted Fischer from Anatomy and Cell Biology Chris Chapman Jane Tucker Amy VerHelst Wanda J. Wysor Special Thanks to: Reginal Humphrey Steve Perrin William Jaynes from Instructional Technology Networking. Document Information This is a multimedia interactive HTML document which will help medical students learn the muscle actions of the human body. Each muscle action is listed in the Table of Contents. You can read about each movement as you travel down the page or you may go directly to a movement for a description by clicking on the blue title. An asterisk (*) indicates that a movie can be played at that location. Click on the blue heading to see the movie.


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Muscle Action The three types of muscle contraction are Isometric, Isotonic, and Isokinetic. Isometric is defined as that type of contraction where muscle tension and muscle length remain constant. This type of exercise provides muscle strength gains but only at the joint angle held during the exercise. Isotonic contraction is defined as that where the muscle tension remains constant and muscle length varies. Isokinetic


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1 Bones provide attachment points and support for muscles. Bones are connected. together by fibrous tissue called Ligaments. Tendons are also fibrous tissue and. attach muscle to bone. Both have some elasticity and do not heal on their own if torn. An inflamed tendon is called tendonitis and is caused by overstretching the tendon.


HYPERMUSCLE: MUSCLES IN ACTION
This is a composite action, involving two axes of rotation: the transverse axis and the antero-posterior axis, and both actions allowed at each axis. Actions of the Scapula. Several of the special muscle actions occur in the movement of the scapula.


How to prepare a Trial Balance
Following Steps are involved in the preparation of a Trial Balance: 1  All Ledger Accounts are closed at the end of an accounting period. 2  Ledger balances are posted into the trial balance.  Trial Balance is cast and errors are identified.


The Trial Balance
The Trial Balance. The trial balance is a list of all the accounts a company uses with the balances in debit and credit columns. There are three types of trial balances: the unadjusted trial balance, the adjusted trial balance and the post- closing trial balance. All three have exactly the same format. The unadjusted trial balance is prepared before adjusting journal entries are completed.


How to prepare a Trial Balance
This is the amount which is posted in the trial balance. How closing balances are presented in the ledger depends on whether the account is related to income statement (income and expenses) or balance sheet (assets, liabilities and equity).


The Trial Balance
The adjusted trial balance is completed after the adjusting entries are completed. This trial balance has the final balances in all the accounts and is used to prepare the financial statements. The post-closing trial balance shows the balances after the closing entries have been completed.


Trial Balance, Trial Balance Period Definitions, Examples, Meaning Explained
Exhibit 1.Trial balance in the accounting cycle. Transactions are entered into the journal when they occur as the first step in the accounting cycle. Journal entries are transferred to a ledger (a process called posting) as the second step. Thirdly, entries are checked with a trial balance and corrected if necessary.


How to prepare a Trial Balance
1 Ledger balances are posted into the trial balance. 2  Trial Balance is cast and errors are identified. 3  Suspense account is created to agree the trial balance totals temporarily until corrections are accounted for.  Errors identified earlier are rectified by posting corrective entries.


What is an Adjusted Trial Balance?
Adjusted Trial Balance. An adjusted trial balance is a listing of all company accounts that will appear on the financial statements after year-end adjusting journal entries have been made. Preparing an adjusted trial balance is the fifth step in the accounting cycle and is the last step before financial statements can be produced.


How to prepare a Trial Balance
1 Ledger balances are posted into the trial balance. 2  Trial Balance is cast and errors are identified.  Suspense account is created to agree the trial balance totals temporarily until corrections are accounted for.


How to prepare a Trial Balance
1 In case of ledger accounts of assets, liabilities and equity, 'balance c/d' is written next to the closing balance whereas in case of income and expenses ledger accounts, 'Income Statement' is written next to the closing balance.  The closing balances of all ledger accounts are posted into the trial balance.


What is an Adjusted Trial Balance?
Like the unadjusted trial balance, the adjusted trial balance accounts are usually listed in order of their account number or in balance sheet order starting with the assets, liabilities, and equity accounts and ending with income and expense accounts.


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Sea Turtle Facts. From leatherbacks to loggerheads, six of the seven species of sea turtles are threatened or endangered at the hand of humans.


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We protect sea turtles through conservation travel and volunteer tours, educational programs, and Billion Baby Turtles. We're a project of the Oceanic Society, America's first non-profit dedicated to protecting the ocean. Contact us to learn more facts about sea turtles.


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Range and distribution: Hawksbill sea turtles are circumtropical, meaning they inhabit oceans, seas and associated waters across the globe, typically between 30Â° N and 30Â° S latitude but they are known to go as far south as the coast of Brazil.


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Among the threats these marine reptiles face are entanglement, habitat loss, and consumption of their eggs and meat. Sea turtles often drown when caught in fishing gear, both nets and longlines.


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Even though listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act since 1970, international trade in hawksbill products continues in much of the world-the shell is used to make jewelry, hair decorations and other ornaments.


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Leatherbacks are capable of withstanding the coldest water temperatures (often below 40ËF) and are found as far south as Chile and as far north as Alaska. They spend their entire lives at sea, except when adult females come ashore to lay eggs several times per season every 2 to 5 years.


Observational learning
Albert Bandura states that peopleâs behavior could be determined by their environment. Observational learning occurs through observing negative and positive behaviors. Bandura believes in reciprocal determinism in which the environment can influence peopleâs behavior and vice versa.


Observational learning
In communities where children's primary mode of learning is through observation, the children are rarely separated from adult activities. This incorporation into the adult world at an early age allows children to use observational learning skills in multiple spheres of life.


Active Observation
Letâs take a quick look at some examples of when observation skills come into use in our workday. Patient intake: For returning routine patients, take a few moments to review the chart in your hands before going in to the exam room and visualize what you want to accomplish while in the room.


Observational learning
For other uses, see Social learning (disambiguation). Observational learning is learning that occurs through observing the behavior of others. It is a form of social learning which takes various forms, based on various processes.


Observational learning
Observational learning differs from imitative learning in that it does not require a duplication of the behavior exhibited by the model. For example, the learner may observe an unwanted behavior and the subsequent consequences, and thus learn to refrain from that behavior.


Active Observation
Home Â» All Â» Article Â» Active Observation. One of the ways to look at a profession is to identify key occupational skills that an individual needs to succeed in that profession.


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Both the reading strategies and the literary. elements correspond directly to those outlined in the sixth-grade Standard Course of. Study. Content of Booklet. The Reading Strategies & Literary Elements booklet is composed of reproducible. lessons and exercises. The focus lessons provide a focused way of introducing.


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Allusion: A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art to. enrich the reading experience by. adding meaning. Characterization: Techniques a writer uses to. create and develop a character by what: â¢ he/she does or says, â¢ other characters say about him/her, or how.


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By employing. literary tools the author embeds the theme or meaning into separate elements that make up the totality of the. literary piece. ï· Some of the more common tools of the authorâs craft are: character development, setting, mood, plot, point of view, figurative language, allegory, symbolism, and irony.


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Introduction to Reading Strategies and Literary Elements â¢ Grade 6 5. How to Use the Reading Comprehension Exercises. The Reading Comprehension exercises include the same types of passages and. questions that appear on the End-of-Grade test. The only difference is the proportion. of passages from each type.


Why Do We Need To Study Literature
When students study literature, they are studying an art form, like painting or music. Think of music, for a minute. Almost everyone enjoys music, but those who have studied music can appreciate it to a much greater extent because they understand what goes into writing and performing a piece of music.


Identify Story Elements Lesson
Identify Story Elements Lesson. The ability to identify the elements of a story (plot, characters, setting, and theme) aids in reading comprehension, leads to a deeper understanding and appreciation of stories, and helps students learn to write stories of their own. Teaching Strategies:


Barbecue History
Brand Names: 1  Columbus Iron Works manufactured kettles and ovens, steam engines, as well as swords, pistols, and rifles for the Civil War, moving to fewer, more marketable items, such as stoves and heaters in the 1920s, tractor-drawn implements following WWII, and forged parts for other manufacturers in the 1950s.


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History of the Columbus Iron Works The Columbus Iron Works, 1853 - 1965 Click here to go to History Photo Gallery : For over a century, the Columbus Iron Works, from its plant south of the Dillingham Street Bridge, furnished goods for homes, farms, steamboats, and mills.


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1975 - City converts portion of iron works facility to convention & trade center. 1977 - W.C. Bradley Enterprises becomes known as Char-Broil. 1978 - Columbus Iron Works declared a National Historic Landmark.


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Columbus Iron Works Co. Columbus GA, Big Box #26. Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove. Stands 22 by 33 long by 13 wide. Local delivery available within a 60 mile radius of Somerset, NJ, local delivery fee is $125 in state or $175 out of state, combined delivery is available on multiple purchases.


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Columbus Iron Works. Phone: 563-927-8176. Address: 801 Front Avenue Conv & Trade Ctr Columbus, GA 31901 United States.


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Lot: 99H: Columbus Iron Works Co. Columbus GA, Big Box #26. , Lot Number: 0099H, Starting Bid: $10, Auctioneer: Bodnar's Auction Sales, Auction: CONTENTS Of A 150 YEAR OLD FARMHOUSE, Date: April 13th, 2006 UTC


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The Columbus Iron Works, however, was one of three companies within the United States to begin mass-producing ice machines in the early 1880's. For the next twenty years, the Iron Works produced the nation's best selling ammonia-absorption machines.


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Reflecting this vitality, the Columbus Iron Works, though less than a decade old in 1860, already manufactured a wide variety of merchandise: kettles and ovens; brass castings; cast-iron columns and store fronts; sugar, a grist, and saw mills; and steam engines to power these mills, cotton gins, and riverboats.


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Columbus Timeline. 1853 - Company founded. 1862 - Confederate Navy leases Columbus Iron Works. 1865 - Union troops burn iron works after the taking of Columbus. 1872 - CIW erects city's first ice making machines. 1902 - Iron Works burns. 1925 - W.C. Bradley Co. acquires control. 1940s - Company experiments with barbecue grills.


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The Columbus Iron Works, 1853 - 1965 Click here to go to History Photo Gallery For over a century, the Columbus Iron Works, from its plant south of the Dillingham Street Bridge, furnished goods for homes, farms, steamboats, and mills.


CH 6 bio
2 in glycolysis. 2 in the citric acid cycle. Oxidative phosphorylation (most ATP is produced here). The energy in NADH2 and FADH2 is converted into ATP. involves. electron transport. and. chemiosmosis. and. requires an adequate supply of oxygen.


Energy for the Body: Oxidative Phosphorylation
We have seen that the electron-transport chain generates a large proton gradient across the inner mitochondrial membrane. But recall that the ultimate goal of oxidative phosphorylation is to generate ATP to supply readily-available free energy for the body.


Energy for the Body: Oxidative Phosphorylation
The process that accounts for the high ATP yield is known as oxidative phosphorylation. A quick examination of Equations 5-7 shows that glycolysis and the citric-acid cycle generate other products besides ATP and GTP, namely NADH and FADH2 (blue).


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6.9 The citric acid cycle. During the citric acid cycle. the two-carbon group of acetyl CoA is added to a four-carbon compound, forming citrate, citrate is degraded back to the four-carbon compound, two CO 2 are released, and. 1 ATP, 3 NADH, and 1 FADH 2 are produced.


CH 6 bio
the two-carbon compound remaining is oxidized while a molecule of. NAD. +. is reduced to NADH. , coenzyme A joins with the two-carbon group to form acetyl coenzyme A, abbreviated as. acetyl CoA. , and. acetyl CoA enters the citric acid cycle. .


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CHEM464 / Medh, J.D.Oxidative Phosphorylation10 ATP synthase (also called complex V) â¢ The electrochemical potential energy generated by the proton and pH gradients across the mitochondrial inner membrane is called as Proton Motive Force and is used to drive ATP synthesis.


What is the reducing agent in the following reaction? Pyruvate + NADH + H+ ? Lactate + NAD+ Choose one answer. a.
6.8 Pyruvate is oxidized prior to the citric acid cycle. This process will not proceed without oxygen. The pyruvate formed in glycolysis is transported from the cytoplasm into a mitochondrion where. the citric acid cycle and. oxidative phosphorylation will occur.


Energy for the Body: Oxidative Phosphorylation
Thus, the dephosphorylation reaction of ATP to ADP and inorganic phosphate (Equation 3) is often coupled with nonspontaneous reactions (e.g. , Equation 2) to drive them forward. The body's use of ATP as a free-energy currency is a very effective strategy to cause vital nonspontaneous reactions to occur.


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ËDo not use toothed tools to install or service the valve. Be sure to install TOTOâs Automatic Flush Valve so that the control stop is situated no more than 11-1/2(292mm) above the top of the bowl or the urinal. Refer to local codes for special requirements.2.


Automatic Water Distribution System Flushing Device Saves Labor
An automatic flushing device is available that can be programmed to flush water lines without supervision, helping solve disinfectant residual and water quality problems without the need for manual flushing programs.


Automatic Water Distribution System Flushing Device Saves Labor
Operational Benefits. The flushing system can improve delivered water quality, as well as reduce color, turbidity, taste, odor, biofilm and red water. Water flushed regularly also achieves regulatory compliance related to coliform and heterotrophic plate counts (HPC).


Automatic Flushing Device Preserves Water Quality
Environmental Enhancement and Technologies of Naples, Florida, has introduced a Direct Discharge version of the Hydro-Guard automatic water distribution system-flushing device.


Flush toilet
The amount of water used by conventional flush toilets usually make up a significant portion of personal daily water usage: for example, it could be 50 liters (13 U.S. gal) liters per person per day if a person flushes his or her toilet five times per day with 10 liters per flush.


Flush toilet
When a toilet is flushed, the wastewater flows into a septic tank or sewage system and from there to a sewage treatment plant. A flush toilet may be colloquially called a lavatory, a water closet (abbreviated W.C.), a loo, a comfort room (abbreviated C.R.) and many other names.


Automatic Flushing Device Preserves Water Quality
The Hydro-Guard system is powered by a 9-volt lithium battery that will operate the unit for one year. Water mains can be flushed at any time of the day and for any duration desired. The water main flushing schedule is input to the unit's operating module using a hand-held programmer. The flushing operation schedule is based on a 7 or 14-day repeating cycle period with three input parameters: 1) days of operation during the cycle, 2) flush start time, and 3) flush finish time. The unit may flush up to 16 times per day if desired. All Hydro-Guard units have a built-in water quality sampling port.


Automatic Water Distribution System Flushing Device Saves Labor
Fire protection and land development codes often require oversized water mains which compounds the problem. Hydro-Guard TM, an automatic water distribution system flushing device, was designed to improve water quality with minimal operating costs. Used by operators to maintain distribution system water quality, they help reduce bacterial presence and control biofilm by flushing out stale water with low disinfectant residuals.


Tour of duty
In navies, a tour of duty is a period of time spent performing operational duties at sea, including combat, performing patrol or fleet duties, or assigned to service in a foreign country. For military soldiers, a tour of duty is a usually a period of time spent in combat, but can also include patrol duties in times of peace. For marine pilots, a tour was 30 flights and a tour could take up to 12 months. For example, in World War II a tour of duty for a RAF (Royal Air Force) bomber crew was 30 flights.


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â¢ TOUR OF DUTY (noun) The noun TOUR OF DUTY has 1 sense: 1. a period of time spent in military service. Familiarity information: TOUR OF DUTY used as a noun is very rare.


tour
Use the noun tour to describe a route taken while sight-seeing or the act of experiencing a place, like a tour of Italy in which travelers tour museums and churches. Not all tours have to do with vacations. In fact, a tour can be quite the opposite, such as a snowplow driver whose tour during a blizzard lasts until the streets are clear, or military personnel who serve a tour of duty in the place they are assigned. These kinds of tours involve a commitment of work or service for a certain period of time.


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Roussel went on to serve two tours of duty in the White House, first as staff assistant to President Ford (1974-76) and as a special assistant and deputy press secretary to President Reagan (1981-87).


tour
4. stint (usually used to refer to a time serving in the forces) turn, shift, stretch, spell, period of service, period of enlistment His tour of duty in Ireland changed him.


tour
a period of duty at one place or in one job. to travel from place to place. to travel from town to town fulfilling engagements. to travel through (a place). to send or take (a theatrical company, its production, etc.) from town to town. to guide (someone) on a tour: He toured us through the chateaus of the Loire Valley.


TOUR OF DUTY
Dictionary entry overview: What does tour of duty mean? â¢ TOUR OF DUTY (noun) The noun TOUR OF DUTY has 1 sense: 1. a period of time spent in military service Familiarity information: TOUR OF DUTY used as a noun is very rare.


tour of dutyin Finnish
Found 60 sentences matching phrase tour of duty.Found in 10 ms. Translation memories are created by human, but computer aligned, which might cause mistakes. They come from many sources and are not checked.


Definition of 'tour'
2. verb. When people such as musicians, politicians, or theatre companies tour, they go on a tour, for example in order to perform or to meet people. A few years ago they toured the country in a roadshow. [VERB noun] He toured for nearly two years and played 500 sell-out shows.


Can Trampolines Help You Lose Weight?
Can Trampolines Help You Lose Weight? There are two things that are consistent in weight loss: diet and exercise. Opinions and critics are rampant in print, news and social media regarding exercise tips.


How to Lose Your Tummy With Trampoline Exercises
Tips. 1  According to the Jump Sport website, a 150-pound person can burn about 6 calories per minute on a mini trampoline. 2  As you get stronger and able to do more, add more time to each section, or complete the entire cycle and then repeat it a second or third time.


How to Lose Your Tummy With Trampoline Exercises
There's no real mystery here: Just get on the trampoline and start moving your body. 1  1. Turn on some upbeat music that you enjoy, which will help you maintain the tempo as you work out. 2  2. Warm up your body by bouncing lightly on the trampoline, with both feet landing at the same time, for about five minutes.


How to Lose Your Tummy With Trampoline Exercises
Tips. 1  According to the Jump Sport website, a 150-pound person can burn about 6 calories per minute on a mini trampoline. By that estimation, the workout here will burn roughly 102 calories for a 150-pound person, not counting the warm up and cool down phases. To lose 1 pound of fat, you need to reduce 3,500 calories either through exercise or eating less.


How Much Weight Can I Lose on a Trampoline in 60 Minutes?
Quick Answer. A person can burn between 400 and 500 calories by jumping on a trampoline for an hour, and this amount translates to less than a quarter of a pound, states Derek Nier for Fitzness.com. Additional factors, such as age, weight and metabolism determine exactly how much weight is lost on a trampoline. Continue Reading


Can Trampolines Help You Lose Weight?
How do you know that a trampoline is a great form of exercise for you? You are breathing heavier and you can feel it in your muscles. How do you know that using a trampoline for exercise is the right one for you? You are smiling and having fun. So, can trampolines help you lose weight? Yes, definitely, but only if you stick with it, incorporate a proper nutrition and change up your routine so you wonât plateau. A mini-trampoline, such as the JumpSport Fitness Model or ReboundAir can help you jumpstart the weight loss and keep it off.


How to Lose Your Tummy With Trampoline Exercises
1. Turn on some upbeat music that you enjoy, which will help you maintain the tempo as you work out. If you have a mini trampoline, you could also do the workout while you're watching your favorite TV show. If you do that, though, be sure you're staying in control and you're aware of your body's position at all times. You don't want to get distracted and lose your balance or fall off the trampoline. 2. Warm up your body by bouncing lightly on the trampoline, with both feet landing at the same time, for about five minutes.


Can Trampolines Help You Lose Weight?
When compared to other forms of exercises, such as swimming and jogging, the trampoline is proven to burn more calories in the same amount of time. Hereâs a chart that shows how many calories a 150-pound person burns when they jog for 12 minutes as compared to how much they burn rebounding for 12 minutes: Children already know how much fun a trampoline is, but they donât think about it as exercise equipment. Still, they are sweating, breathless and smiling.


How to Burn Body Fat With a Mini Trampoline
Exercise on the mini trampoline for at least 30 minutes per day, 5 days per week for a total of 150 minutes. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends exercising for at least 150 minutes per week for healthy adults. If you want to lose weight, you might consider exercising for 60 minutes, five times per week.


How to Burn Body Fat With a Mini Trampoline
A study performed by NASA concluded that jumping on a mini trampoline -- also called rebounding or urban rebounding -- is an extremely potent weight-loss exercise. What makes rebounding so effective at burning calories and strengthening the entire body is the effect of Earth's gravitational force. At the bottom of ...


"Q: How do I uninstall a program that is not listed in the control panel ""Programs"" category?"
The program that I am trying to uninstall is a game called Purble Place and it was already installed into my computer. I want to uninstall it because it looks to me a little bit too childish and not very interesting.


Games Included with Windows Vista
1 Open the Games folder: Click the Start button, click All Programs, click Games, and click Games Explorer. 2  Double-click Purble Place. 3  Select the game you want to play: Purble Shop, Purble Pairs, or Comfy Cakes.


Games Included with Windows Vista
Purble Place is a set of three educational games (Purble Pairs, Comfy Cakes, Purble Shop) included with every Windows Vista edition. These games teach colors, shapes, and pattern recognition in an entertaining and challenging way. 1  Purble Pairs is the school house on the left. 2  This is a memory game.


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DR. I've tried all that I know how to do in my attempts to remove it, but no matter what I do it claims that I (the administrator and computer owner) need permission from Trusted Installer to remove the accursed file. I have tried removing segments of the file, but that doesn't work.


Games Included with Windows Vista
Purble Place is a set of three educational games: 1  Purble Pairs is a memory game. 2  The goal is to remove all the tiles from the board by finding matching pairs. 3  Comfy Cakes challenges players to create cakes at match the cake in the upper left-hand corner of the game.


"Q: How can I delete the repugnant little game known as ""Purble Place""?"
DR. DR. I've tried all that I know how to do in my attempts to remove it, but no matter what I do it claims that I (the administrator and computer owner) need permission from Trusted Installer to remove the accursed file. I have tried removing segments of the file, but that doesn't work.


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Purble Place is a bundle of three mini educational and fun games included with every Windows Vista edition and Windows 7 edition. These three games included in Purble Place are Comfy Cakes, Purble Pairs, and Purble Shop.


Uninstall Windows Games
1 Select Turn Windows features on or off in the left column of the Programs and Features window. 2  Uncheck Games to uninstall all games, or expand Games and uncheck the game(s) you want to uninstall, and then click OK.


Q: Error when uninstall a program, Please wait until current program is finished uninstalling or being changed.
â Revo Uninstaller helps you to uninstall software and remove unwanted programs installed on your computer even if you have problems uninstalling and cannot uninstall them from Windows Add or Remove Programs control panel applet.


Purble Place
GAME DESCRIPTION. Purble Place is a bundle of three mini educational and fun games included with every Windows Vista edition and Windows 7 edition. These three games included in Purble Place are Comfy Cakes, Purble Pairs, and Purble Shop.


The 7 Wastes in Manufacturing
The seven wastes originated in Japan, where waste is known as âmuda.. The seven wastes is a tool to further categorize âmudaâ and was originally developed by Toyotaâs Chief Engineer Taiichi Ohno as the core of the Toyota Production System, also known as Lean Manufacturing.o eliminate waste, it is important to understand exactly what waste is and where it exists. While products significantly differ between factories, the typical wastes found in manufacturing environments are quite similar.


Eliminate the Muda: The 7 Types of Waste in Lean Manufacturing
We do that by eliminating the muda. Muda is a Japanese term that means waste.. Since lean manufacturing was originally a Japanese management philosophy, we often borrow Japanese terms and concepts.he foundational philosophy behind lean manufacturing is to eliminate waste. It's not to work faster or better, it's to eliminate waste of any kind that's not adding value.


The Seven Types of Waste (Muda) â Now with 24 More Types of Waste Absolutely Free!
March 8, 2015 History, Lean Tools Availability, Efficiency, History, Inventory, Lean Tools, Losses, Muda, OEE, Quality, Waste Christoph Roser. One popular and well-known concept of the Toyota Production System is the elimination of waste, in Japanese also called muda (ç¡é§).t is through the popularity of the Toyota Production System, and by proxy, lean manufacturing, that it is mostly associated with Toyota. Nevertheless, it is one of the important concepts of the Toyota Production System, along with unevenness (mura) and overburden (muri).


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In the following sections, the procedures and specifics of lean will be introduced. 18.1.1 The 3 Mâs of Lean Lean manufacturing is a Japanese method focused on 3Mâs. These Ms are: muda, the Japanese word for waste, mura, the Japanese word for inconsistency, and muri, the Japanese word for unreasonableness.Muda specifically focuses on activities to be eliminated.n the following sections, the procedures and specifics of lean will be introduced. 18.1.1 The 3 Mâs of Lean Lean manufacturing is a Japanese method focused on 3Mâs. These Ms are: muda, the Japanese word for waste, mura, the Japanese word for inconsistency, and muri, the Japanese word for unreasonableness.


What is Lean
What is Lean. Lean is about the relentless and continuous removal of waste from the processes within an organisation and was an academic description of the Toyota Production System. Lean Enterprise starts at the bottom of the above picture and works its way to the top employing the many tools and techniques of lean. At its final stage every component part of the organisation is part of the lean philosophy.


DIY Room Divider
Everything you need to make your own room divider. The DIY divider was really easy to make and very budget friendly. The total cost was $79.72 (including sales tax) â just a little more than 10% of what the pressured wall would have cost. All you need is about an hour and a few supplies. One rolling rack divider.


VERTICAL POST DIVIDER â Bay Separation for Pallet Rack
A plywood sheet or 2Ã4 deck placed on top of the two rails creates a shelf that runs the full depth of the rack creating a truly versatile retail accessory that can change as your product need change. Vertical posts can also be used to divide long product that is stored using the full depth of the pallet rack.


ReMark Rack Divider Rack Extension
In its default state, ReMark is a blank one-unit rack panel with a tape label, but it can be transformed with additional text and colors for further organizational bliss. In addition to using ReMark as a blank rack panel, there's a text box for quick identification.


4 Space-Making Room Dividers That Double As Storage
Each one is well suited for small spaces. The multifunctional room divider shown above is a DIY by the Dutch magazine, 101 Woonideeen. It's a room divider, headboard and closet rolled into one. You can see additional photos on the 101 Woonideen website. Here's the tutorial. Continue to 2 of 4 below.


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4 Space-Making Room Dividers That Double As Storage
Bookcase That Doubles as a Room Divider Ikea What's not to love about IKEA's KALLAX series? The super useful shelving units double as bookcase room dividers. They're available in different sizes that can be combined or not to work in both small and large living spaces. They're also available in seven beautiful shades. The eye-popping red one shared above comes with a nice high gloss finish.


ReMark Rack Divider Rack Extension
Create Some Space in your Rack!. 1  The ReMark Rack Divider is an organizational tool designed by Reason users for Reason users. But don't be fooled - this simple looking device has a few tricks up its sleeve. 2  In addition to using ReMark as a blank rack panel, there's a text box for quick identification. Double-click in the center of ReMark to modify the text block. The tape label combined with the text box allows for various descriptive possibilities like simple outlining or grouping related ideas.


VERTICAL POST DIVIDER â Bay Separation for Pallet Rack
The Vertical Post Divider System allows those products to rest in the same bay, side by side without compromising space because of the adjacency. Pallet rack systems are versatile and tabs on side rails (L-Rails) can be relocated by lifting them up and moving the shelf on 2â³ vertical centers.


VERTICAL POST DIVIDER â Bay Separation for Pallet Rack
UNARCOâs Vertical Post Divider (VPD) pallet rack system, sometimes called Add-A-Post or Versa Rack, is the most flexible way to accommodate a bay with different SKU sizes. An intermediate post divider can be added in the same bay to store the product efficiently rather than waste extra space between beams.


boar
boar (plural boars or 1  ) A wild boar (Sus scrofa), the wild ancestor of the domesticated pig. 2  A male pig.


French translation of 'board'
(wooden) planche f. (also blackboard) tableau m (noir) on the board au tableau. (also noticeboard) panneau m d'affichage. (for chess) Ã©chiquier m. to sweep the board (in competition, election) tout gagner. (= committee) conseil m, comitÃ© m. [of firm] conseil m d'administration. (nautical, aviation) on board [passenger] Ã  bord. to take sth on board [idea, suggestion] prendre (bonne) note de qch. (= meals) pension f with board and lodging logÃ©(e) nourri(e) full board (British) pension f complÃ¨te.


boar
Definition of boar. 1  1a : an uncastrated male swineb : the male of any of several mammals (as a guinea pig) 2  2 : wild boar.


Wild boar
For other uses, see Wild pig (disambiguation). For pigs descended from escaped, domesticated animals, see Feral pig. The wild boar (Sus scrofa), also known as the wild swine or Eurasian wild pig, is a suid native to much of Eurasia, North Africa, and the Greater Sunda Islands. Human intervention has spread its range further, making the species one of the widest-ranging mammals in the world, as well as the most widely spread suiform.


board
a piece of wood sawed thin, and of considerable length and breadth compared with the thickness. 2. a flat slab of wood or other material for some specific purpose: a cutting board. 3. a sheet of wood, cardboard, paper, etc., with or without markings, for some special use, as a checkerboard or chessboard. 4. boards.


Boer
For the surname, see Boer (surname). Boer (English pronunciation: /ËboÊ.Ér/, /bÉËr/ or /bÊÉr/; Afrikaans: [buËr]) is the Dutch and Afrikaans word for farmer. As used in South Africa, it was used to denote the descendants of the Dutch-speaking settlers of the eastern Cape frontier in Southern Africa during the 18th century.


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From Middle English boor, from Old English bÄr, from Proto-Germanic *bairaz (whence also Dutch beer, obsolete dialectal German BÃ¤r (âboarâ)), from Proto-Indo-European *bÊ°oidÊ°-s-o (compare Lithuanian baÄ©sas (âterrible apparitionâ), Old Church Slavonic Ð±Ñ£ÑÑ (bÄsÅ, âdemonâ)), enlargement of *bÊ°oidÊ°-. More at bad.


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Example Sentences Including 'board'. She stopped, realizing what she'd done, and pushed the board aside, with an angry gesture. They lit the lamps, put them on a table made of a board supported by bricks. They all sat looking at the board like Belshazzar's courtiers staring at the wall.


pig translation | English-French dictionary
(=animal) cochon m , porc m. pigs might fly! ce n'est pas demain la veille! to make a pig's ear of sth (British) * (=make a mess of) cochonner qch. to make a pig of o.s. (=be greedy) se goinfrer. â pig farm.


Why Salt is Good for You, But Some Salt is Better Than Others
An eight-year study of a New York City hypertensive population stratified for sodium intake levels found those on low-salt diets had more than four times as many heart attacks as those on normal-sodium diets; the exact opposite of what the salt hypothesis would have predicted. (1995).


Chemical Separation by Precipitation
1 All nitrates are soluble. 2  The singly charge large NO 3 - ions form salts with high solubilities. 3  So do ClO 4 - ., ClO 3 - , NO 2 - , HCOO - , and CH 3 COO 4  - . All chlorides, bromides, and iodides are soluble except those of Ag+, Hg22+, and Pb2+. 5  CaF 2, BaF 2, and PbF2 are also insoluble.


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K sp = [Ag + ][Cl - ]. The K sp expression for a salt is the product of the concentrations of the ions, with each concentration raised to a power equal to the coefficient of that ion in the balanced equation for the solubility equilibrium.


Salt Deficiency, The Cause of Many Diseases
Pure salt consists of the elements sodium and chlorine. Its chemical name is sodium chloride and its formula is NaCl. Its mineral name is halite. Table salt is a chemically simple combination of two components, sodium and chlorine.


Salt Deficiency, The Cause of Many Diseases
The problem with salt is not the salt itself but the condition of the salt we eat-refined! Major producing companies dry their salt in huge kilns with temperatures reaching 1200 degrees F, changing he salt's chemical structure, which in turn adversely affects the human body.


Salt Deficiency, The Cause of Many Diseases
Salt is a vital substance for the survival of all living creatures, particularly humans. Water and salt regulate the water content of the body. Water itself regulates the water content of the interior of the cell by working its way into all of the cells it reaches.


Why Salt is Good for You, But Some Salt is Better Than Others
1 Salt is vital for the generation of hydroelectric energy in cells in the body. 2  It is used for local power generation at the sites of energy need by the cells. 3  Salt is vital to the nerve cells' communication and information processing all the time that the brain cells work, from the moment of conception to death.


All-1B-allanswer - CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL KINETICS PRACTICE...
Q sp = (Ag +)(Cl-K sp. The ion product is literally the product of the concentrations of the ions at any moment in time. When it is equal to the solubility product for the salt, the system is at equilibrium. The reaction eventually comes back to equilibrium after the excess ions precipitate from solution as solid AgCl. When equilibrium is reestablished, however, the concentrations of the Ag + and Cl-ions won't be the same.


All-1B-allanswer - CHAPTER 14 CHEMICAL KINETICS PRACTICE...
[Ag + ] = [Cl - ]. Imagine what happens when a few crystals of solid AgNO 3 are added to this saturated solution of AgCl in water. According to the solubility rules, silver nitrate is a soluble salt. It therefore dissolves and dissociates into Ag + and NO 3 - ions.


Chemical Separation by Precipitation
Chemical Separation by Precipitation. We can also separate the anions by precipitating them with appropriate metal ions. There is no definite dividing lines between insoluble salts, sparingly soluble, and soluble salts, but concentrations of their saturated solutions are small, medium, and large.


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Ipe (ipÃª Pronounced-e) pay originates from countries In central And South. America ipe decking has natural properties that make it the toughest and longest lasting decking materials. Available as you can see from the pictures on this, site ipe decks provide a touch of class and elegance to any outdoor. spacen ipe deck will be one of the strongest structures on your property. Its strength can be attributed to the natural oils and highly concentrated density levels contained in the wood. This combination is what will make your ipe wood deck stand the test of time.


Ipe As A Deck Wood? .......pros and cons of ipe deck material???
Ipe, as a deck wood is next to perfect, a beautiful exotic wood from S.America. Ipe decks and all ipe wood decking structures are hard, strong, and naturally resistant to rot, abrasion & weather. Ipe lumber is almost twice as dense as most woods and up to 5 times harder.pe, as a deck wood is next to perfect, a beautiful exotic wood from S.America. Ipe decks and all ipe wood decking structures are hard, strong, and naturally resistant to rot, abrasion & weather. Ipe lumber is almost twice as dense as most woods and up to 5 times harder.


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Given its well-established reputation as a premium decking material, Ipe wood is an obvious choice for outdoor furniture. In addition to its strength, it has a beautiful dark color and a tight grain that gives it a very consistent coloring.You may be wondering why Ipe is not more widely used for outdoor furniture.pe (pronounced âee-payâ) is a large tropical hardwood tree that grows abundantly throughout Central and South America. Ipe wood is prized for its durability, strength, and its natural resistance to decay, wet conditions, and insect infestation.


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Ipe decking has natural properties that make it the toughest and longest lasting decking materials available. As you can see from the pictures on this site, ipe decks provide a touch of class and elegance to any outdoor space.n ipe deck will be one of the strongest structures on your property. Its strength can be attributed to the natural oils and highly concentrated density levels contained in the wood. This combination is what will make your ipe wood deck stand the test of time.


What is Ipe Wood?
Ipe Wood Lumber is used for decking and other outdoor applications like furniture, siding, and fencing. Its has a extremely long life in the outdoors. It can last up to 75 years and will last more than 40years in almost all applications. That is 4-7 times as long as most pressure treated woods.pe (spelled ipe and pronounced âee-payâ), also called Brazilian walnut, is a beautiful exotic wood from South America. Ipe wood structures are hard, strong, and naturally resistant to rot, abrasion, weather, and insects.


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Strength and Sustainability. Ipe wood is frequently used outdoors. It's made into furniture, decking, shingles and siding. For interiors, it's used for flooring or cabinetry. It's also found as tool handles, railroad crossties and industrial flooring.The wood's rich and warm color holds a timeless appeal.pe wood is frequently used outdoors. It's made into furniture, decking, shingles and siding. For interiors, it's used for flooring or cabinetry. It's also found as tool handles, railroad crossties and industrial flooring.


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Ipe Decking Benefits. An ipe deck will be one of the strongest structures on your property. Its strength can be attributed to the natural oils and highly concentrated density levels contained in the wood. This combination is what will make your ipe wood deck stand the test of time.n ipe deck will be one of the strongest structures on your property. Its strength can be attributed to the natural oils and highly concentrated density levels contained in the wood. This combination is what will make your ipe wood deck stand the test of time.


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Today's consumers demand building materials that are beautiful, long-lasting and environmentally sustainable. Ipe -- pronounced ee-pay -- wood, also known as Brazilian walnut, fits that bill.pe wood is frequently used outdoors. It's made into furniture, decking, shingles and siding. For interiors, it's used for flooring or cabinetry. It's also found as tool handles, railroad crossties and industrial flooring.


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Ipe (pronounced âee-payâ) is a large tropical hardwood tree that grows abundantly throughout Central and South America. Ipe wood is prized for its durability, strength, and its natural resistance to decay, wet conditions, and insect infestation.pe (pronounced âee-payâ) is a large tropical hardwood tree that grows abundantly throughout Central and South America. Ipe wood is prized for its durability, strength, and its natural resistance to decay, wet conditions, and insect infestation.


Ipe Lumber Fact Sheet
Ipe trees may grow to 140 feet in height with trunk diameter of up to 6'. It is one of the tallest trees of the amazon region. Wood: Ipe Heartwood, is typically reddish brown, sometimes with a greenish tinge, often with lighter or darker striping. It can be covered with a yellow lapachol powder.Much of what I have seen looks similar to a teak wood.Ipe wood comes in good long lengths with limited warp.t is one of the tallest trees of the amazon region. Wood: Ipe Heartwood, is typically reddish brown, sometimes with a greenish tinge, often with lighter or darker striping. It can be covered with a yellow lapachol powder. Much of what I have seen looks similar to a teak wood.


The Powder Keg of Europe During WWI
Well, in its most literal sense, a 'powder keg' is, of course, a barrel of gunpowder. In times past, black powder was stored in wooden barrels. These barrels, or kegs, were extremely sensitive; a small spark could set off a huge explosion.


The Powder Keg of Europe During WWI
In this lesson, we will explore the way in which Europe was a sort of 'powder keg' in the years leading up to World War I. We will examine the sources of tension among the European powers and explore how these played a role in the outbreak of World War I.


Powder keg
Look up powder keg in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A powder keg is a barrel of gunpowder. The powder keg was the primary method for storing and transporting large quantities of black powder up until the 1870s and the adoption of the modern cased bullet.


The Powder Keg of Europe During WWI
We absolutely cannot discuss the pre-World War I 'powder keg' without discussing the systems of entangling alliances that European countries found themselves in. In 1882, the Triple Alliance was formed. This was a military alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.


Assessment Without Levels
Assessment Without Levels. In September 2014, the Government made a huge change in the way that children in schools are to be assessed. This is to tie in with the New National Curriculum that has been used by all schools since the beginning of this Academic Year.This is a new way of thinking for schools, and assessment will look very different to how it has done for the past 20 years.his is to tie in with the New National Curriculum that has been used by all schools since the beginning of this Academic Year. This is a new way of thinking for schools, and assessment will look very different to how it has done for the past 20 years.


Assessment without levels commission announced
A new teacher-led commission will be set up to help primary schools as they move away from the âvague and impreciseâ system of levels for assessment-School Reform Minister Nick Gibb announced today (25 February 2015).eachers then use topic scores to provide support where needed. To help schools as they undertake these important changes and develop their own assessment schemes, the Department for Education is establishing a commission on assessment without levels.


Assessment without levels commission announced
Nick Gibb sets out plans for a commission to help improve primary school assessment and testing. Ensuring pupil assessment provides an accurate picture of a pupilâs attainment and progress without placing a bureaucratic burden on teachers is a key part of the governmentâs plan for education.eachers then use topic scores to provide support where needed. To help schools as they undertake these important changes and develop their own assessment schemes, the Department for Education is establishing a commission on assessment without levels.


Assessment without levels commission announced
This commission will continue the evidence-based approach to assessment that the government has already put in place, and will support primary and secondary schools with the transition to assessment without levels, identifying and sharing good practice in assessment.eachers then use topic scores to provide support where needed. To help schools as they undertake these important changes and develop their own assessment schemes, the Department for Education is establishing a commission on assessment without levels.


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Tim Oates from Cambridge Assessment talks about the purpose of changes to assessment in the new curriculum and rationale behind moving away from levels.This link has some useful resources on assessment: http://community.tes.co.uk/national_c...his feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Tim Oates from Cambridge Assessment talks about the purpose of changes to assessment in the new curriculum and rationale behind moving away from levels. This link has some useful resources on assessment: http://community.tes.co.uk/national_c...


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This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Tim Oates from Cambridge Assessment talks about the purpose of changes to assessment in the new curriculum and rationale behind moving away from levels. This link has some useful resources on assessment: http://community.tes.co.uk/national_c...his feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Tim Oates from Cambridge Assessment talks about the purpose of changes to assessment in the new curriculum and rationale behind moving away from levels. This link has some useful resources on assessment: http://community.tes.co.uk/national_c...


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Advice for schools on assessment after the removal of the national curriculum levels system for grading children.his report provides advice to schools about how to develop new approaches to pupil assessment that: 1  are based on needs of the pupils. 2  follow the schoolâs curriculum. 3  support effective teaching.


Implementing Assessment Without Levels
I highly recommend you read Shaunâs Assessment without levels â an opportunity for growth and Danâs Designing a new post-levels curriculum and assessment model from scratch as they are both superb and you will see that a lot of the ideas in this post are not, in fact, mine, but theirs!eâve moved on quite some way and we are now implementing our assessment without levels system (or AWOL, as our Head of Science seems intent on calling it) across the school.


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What is the NAHT framework for assessment? In this article, we summarise key information about how you can use the NAHT framework for assessment to measure pupil progress without National Curriculum levels.We also link to further information on the framework from the NAHT.hat is the NAHT framework for assessment? In this article, we summarise key information about how you can use the NAHT framework for assessment to measure pupil progress without National Curriculum levels.


Implementing Assessment Without Levels
Implementing Assessment Without Levels. October 5, 2014January 11, 2015 / chrishildrew. I have blogged twice before about assessment in the new national curriculum (here and here) and looking back at those two posts now it seems high time for an update.eâve moved on quite some way and we are now implementing our assessment without levels system (or AWOL, as our Head of Science seems intent on calling it) across the school.


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Helpful to 17 out of 20 people. TransUnion uses a different scoring model than the other two. Also, it depends on if all your creditors are reporting to TU or not. Each creditor has the right to decide (a) if they are going to report data (b) who they report to (c) what date each month they send their reports.


Credit Scores
Because credit scores are based on credit report information, a score often changes when the information in the credit report changes. If youâve been denied credit or insurance or didnât get the rate or terms you want, ask questions: Ask the creditor or insurance company if a credit scoring system was used.


Which Credit Reporting Agency Has The Lowest Score?
On the Equifax credit scale, the lowest possible score is 330. Equifax is a popular source of credit reports for lenders, utility companies, potential landlords, and in some cases even employers. The highest possible score on Equifax is an 830, though most people fall in the 600 to 700 range. However, do not discount Fair Isaac Corporation or FICO.


Amazon.com Store Card
Question: why would my score be 660 when I have NO blemishes on my credit report. my debt to credit ratio is 73%. I have never missed a payment and just had a collection of $1,500 placed due to insurance payment on an MRI. A 73% debt to available credit ratio is high and can definitely hurt your scores.


Credit Scores
Credit scores and credit reports. Your credit report is a key part of many credit scoring systems. Thatâs why it is critical to make sure your credit report is accurate. Federal law gives you the right to get a free copy of your credit reports from each of the three national credit reporting companies once every 12 months.


Just How Bad Is My Bad Credit Score?
That 30% amounts to about 68 million of the 220 million score-able people out there, VantageScore says. Keep in mind, itâs possible to have bad credit and not even know it. Thatâs why youâll want keep a close eye on your credit. You can check your credit score every 14 days using Credit.comâs free Credit Report Card.


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Using its proprietary credit score model, Equifax, Inc. developed the Equifax Credit Score. You can obtain a free credit report from Equifax, but you have to pay to obtain your Equifax Credit score. Unlike the FICO score, the Equifax Credit Score ranges from 280 to 850.


Credit Advice
Page 1 of 1 Previous | Next. TransUnion uses a different scoring model than the other two. Also, it depends on if all your creditors are reporting to TU or not. Each creditor has the right to decide (a) if they are going to report data (b) who they report to (c) what date each month they send their reports.


Causes, Symptoms of Broken Blood Vessel in the Eye and Treatment
A broken blood vessel in the eye is painless. Most people that develop a broken blood vessel in the eye donât even realize they have one until they take a look in the mirror. A person may also realize they have a broken blood vessel in their eye when someone asks them what happened to their eye.


History of geography
By the 18th century, geography had become recognized as a discrete discipline and became part of a typical university curriculum in Europe (especially Paris and Berlin), although not in the United Kingdom where geography was generally taught as a sub-discipline of other subjects.


Impact of Geography on Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egyptian civilization was initially settled along the banks of the Nile River with two major urban settlements, one along the upper Nile and the other along the banks of the lower Nile (civilization.ca). These areas became known as the âdouble landsâ or âtwo landsâ of Upper and Lower Egypt (civilization.ca). Egyptian civilization was established in a very long and narrow strip of fertile land located along the banks of the Nile River.


Macedonia
The ancient Macedonians were considered non-Greek but are claimed as co-nationals by the modern Greeks. Modern Macedonians are Slavs descended from the peoples who arrived in the Balkans in the sixth and seventh centuries. There are six ethnic groups: Miyak, Brsyak, Southern, Struma-Mesta, Macedo-Shop, and Upper Vardar. Location and Geography. Macedonia is a land-locked nation located in southeastern Europe.


"""Geographic Features Nile River Sahara Desert"" Essays and Research Papers"
Text Preview. Impact of geography on Ancient Egypt. The geography of Northeast Africa and the Nile Valley had a profound influence on the ancient Egyptian civilization and culture as is evidenced by their hieroglyphs, art and monoliths of the period.


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The history of geography includes various histories of geography which have differed over time and between different cultural and political groups.


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Ethnic Relations. Ethnic Macedonians live in contiguous parts of Bulgaria, Greece, and Albania, and Muslim speakers of Slavic dialects classifiable as Macedonian who consider themselves to have a separate ethnicity (Goran) live in Kosovo and Albania.


History of geography
While the works of almost all earlier geographers have been lost, many of them are partially known through quotations found in Strabo (64/63 BC â ca. AD 24). Strabo's seventeen volume work of geography is almost completely extant, and is one of the most important sources of information on classical geography.


History of geography
In the West during the second half of the 19th and the 20th century, the discipline of geography went through four major phases: environmental determinism, regional geography, the quantitative revolution, and critical geography.


History of geography
It was the Romans who made far more extensive practical use of geography and maps. The Roman transportation system, consisting of 55,000 miles of roads, could not have been designed without the use of geographical systems of measurement and triangulation.


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The Minnesota Orchestra Call Center is responsible for assisting the Minnesota Orchestra with both the telefunding and telemarking campaigns through raising... 30+ days ago - save job - more... -


Good Question: Why Does The Orchestra Get Paid So Much?
The Orchestraâs management put the average salary at $135,000. âI was shocked when I first learned how much they make,â said one woman. âThatâs shocking? One of the best orchestras Iâve heard in the world,â said a fan of the Orchestra. The musicians say the average minimum salary for orchestra players is $109,304. Ellen Smith, a French horn player who joined the Minnesota Orchestra in 1993, says they earn every penny.


Minnesota Orchestra Salaries in the United States
What is the average salary for jobs related to minnesota orchestra? The average salary for minnesota orchestra ranges from approximately $47,136 per year for Teacher to $198,704 per year for Endocrinologist. Salary information comes from 135,554 data points collected directly from employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed in the past 24 months.


Top 20 U.S. orchestras by pay
2011-2012 SEASON. When ranked by base pay for musicians, the Minnesota Orchestra would move from 8th to 18th among other U.S. orchestras if the current contract proposal is adopted. 1. Chicago Symphony Orchestra $144,040. 2. Los Angeles Philharmonic $143,260


Minnesota Orchestra Reviews
Although the orchestra world has it's challenges given the state of entertainment, the Minnesota Orchestra is poised to meet those challenges with our new CEO & President as well as a solid staff. I've greatly enjoyed my time with the MOA.


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Does SPCO, Minn. Orchestra musicians' skill justify their pay?
Campbell is an adjunct professor of tuba at the University of Minnesota, where orchestra musicians can earn an extra $15,000 a year or more, according to public records compiled by the Pioneer Press. But teaching adds to an already busy schedule.


What Is the Pay Scale for the Average Member in an Orchestra?
New York City Ballet Orchestra. The two-year agreement ratified by the musicians of the New York City Ballet Orchestra is valid until August 31, 2012. The season lasts 26 weeks per year with an additional four weeks as paid vacation. The orchestra consists of 64 full-time members plus four players in rotation.


Orchestral Musician â Career & Salary Overview
Varies widely, depending on the economics, location, and popularity of each orchestra. Here is a sample of ten general orchestra salaries. All of the following are average starting salaries in the orchestra, according to my knowledge. Certainly, principals, the concertmaster, and of course the artistic director/conductor can earn far, far more.


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â¢ Philadelphia Orchestra $130,780 â¢ Cleveland Orchestra $121,281 â¢ Minnesota Orchestra $109,304* â¢ Dallas Symphony $90,800 â¢ Detroit Symphony $80,880 *Under management's proposal, this figure would drop to $78,000. Sources: International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians; Minnesota Orchestra


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Applicants must meet the following requirements as a minimum to be assigned to RDC duty: 1  Able to lead physical fitness training on a daily basis. 2  Outstanding appearance in uniform. 3  Warfare qualified. (Waivers may be granted on a case by case basis)  Articulate and professional.


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HomeWhat is the difference between an EDC, an RDC and a BDC? Some of the most popular supply chain configurations we find in Europe include those with an EDC (European Distribution Center), multiple RDCs (Regional Distribution Center) and a BDC (Bulk distribution Center) in a network of local satellite warehouses.


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RDC is the proactive reaction of the industry against serious threats to world security from money laundering, fraud, financing terrorism, organized crime and corruption, says William Catucci, who has been named the CEO of RDC.


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Applicants must meet the following requirements as a minimum to be assigned to RDC duty: 1  Able to lead physical fitness training on a daily basis. 2  Outstanding appearance in uniform. 3  Warfare qualified.  Articulate and 1  professional. PO2s must have six years TIS, two years TIR prior to getting orders (no exceptions)


What types of confidential variables can I access through the RDC?
What types of confidential variables can I access through the RDC? Direct identifiers (name, social security number, address) cannot be accessed through the RDC. Indirect Identifiers (geography) may be available through the RDC.


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E5 & above are eligible for the #1 Sailorization and Mentoring shore duty that the Navy has to offer. In addition to the immeasurable professional development and personal gratification, RDC's enjoy a historical promotion rate of almost twice that of the Navyâs average as well as SDAP and post tour choice of coast.


Risk Management Consideration for Remote Deposit Capture
2009-09-01T19:06:00.0000000. Remote Deposit Capture (RDC) is a popular deposit activity that is quickly growing and expanding in delivery method and overall acceptance. While some forms of RDC have been around for some time, many forms of RDC have only recently been widely adopted and could introduce new or additional risks to a bank.


What types of confidential variables can I access through the RDC?
Data Hosting: DHHS Restricted Data through the RDC. In addition to NCHS data, the RDC hosts data for several Operating Divisions within the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).Data Hosting.


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Organizations presenting and speaking at the RDC Summit include the Federal Reserve, ECCHO, Bank of America, SunTrust, U. To learn more about the RDC Summit, or how UniLink can help boost your RDC program, call 800.


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Pretec's 640MB CF card provides needed capacity for RDC i700, taking approximately 527 pictures under the highest resolution mode or 1500 pictures for XGA resolution, or 3900 pictures for VGA resolution, and capturing up to one (1) hour moves in AVI format.


GRC Workshops
Check back here for more information in the coming months....... In the last decade alone the GRC has provided over 50 days of educational workshops: 2016 - Conceptual Models of Geothermal Systems (2-days) Sacramento, California. 2016 - Reservoir Stimulation (2-days) Sacramento, California. 2016 - Best Practices in Operations & Maintenance (1-day) Sacramento, California.


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An irrigation well can cost in excess of $40, 000. and as much as $150,000 or more. The actual cost will depend upon the depth to groundwater, the desired well capacity, and cho ices. among a variety of well drilling, well design, well construction, and well development considerations. Given this magnitude of. investment, it is easy to understand the motivation to save on costs at every possible opportunity. This issue of this informa tional.


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A drawback of directio nal drilling is higher cost, but the advantage is that. surface construction may be minimized while still reachi ng the intended targets. The main factor in the. cost of a directional well is the horizontal distance to the target. The objective of the present study is to. present the calculations that show the well path in a 3D space, and to develop the model that gives the. minimum drilling length for these wells.


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As part of any oil or gas well, a conductor hole. and surface hole are required as part of the entire. wellbore. Commonly, a rathole and/or a mousehole. are drilled prior to the actual drilling of the well to. reservoir depth. A conductor hole, also referred to. as a âstarter holeâ is a large diameter hole, lined with.


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A domestic well can cost between $5,000 and $10,000. and as much as $150,000 or more. among a variety of well drilling, well design, well construction, and well development considerations. investment, it is easy to understand the motivation to save on costs at every possible opportunity.


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Once drilling is completed and. the well(s) is/are connected/tied-in to the pipeline, a portion of the lease area can be reclaimed to. minimize surface disturbance. Surface Lease Site Agreement. A surface lease site agreement grants a company. access to drill a well(s) on land that is held either.


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Another option is drilling vertical wells, which would provide the same. subsurface information as directional wells. However, a thorough cost analysis of. drilling, survey tools, and equipment is needed to determine whether directional or. vertical drilling is financially advantageous for the exploration wells.


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To prepare for initial drilling, the lease site is. leveled, if necessary, with a bulldozer and/or. grader, with careful consideration given to buried. pipelines and utilities, as well as proximity to. surface water features. The scale and duration of. lease site preparation is site-specific. On some.


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For many large production wells, a test hole will be drilled before well drilling to. obtain more detailed information about the depth of water-producing zones, confining. beds, well production capabilities, water levels, and groundwater quality. The final.


Four Simple Ways to Find Customers
Examples of this include: a high-end hair salon and a high-end car dealership or an attorney and an accountant. To draw in another business, offer to pay for the business owner's mailing or email expenses, or offer the business owner commission on any sales. Related: The Fastest Way to Find New Customers.


Assistance with utility bills from Consumer Energy in Michigan.
A focus is on seniors and people over age 65, as well as low income families and other struggling customers of Consumer Energy. The program can help reduce or stop heating service shut-offs and address a householdâs high payments during the cold Michigan winter, which includes the timeframe of November 1 to March 31.


Assistance with utility bills from Consumer Energy in Michigan.
A nonprofit organization in Michigan runs THAW, and it works off of donations from customer, employees, churches, and local non-profits. Money can be offered to Consumer energy low income and other qualified customers during the winter. Call (800) 866-THAW to ask for help.


Assistance with utility bills from Consumer Energy in Michigan.
It can help people for up to 21 days, and ensure their power is not cut off during that timeframe while they deal with the medical condition. Call (800) 477-5050. Consumers Energy will also put special focus on people who are 65 or older and who are also the head of the household.


Get Help for Incontinence
Itâs most effective for men and women with urge incontinence, a sudden, urgent need to urinate. Kegels havenât been proved to be effective for men, but experts say trying them is reasonable. Women with both types of incontinence can try bladder training and Kegels. Both strategies can help.


Four Simple Ways to Find Customers
And without a stable of customers to tap for repeat purchases, being more careful about where you ply your limited resources can only serve you. Here are four simple ways to buy new customers: Advertising. The key to advertising successfully is to generate promising leads in exchange for the money you spend. To do so, it helps to offer a message that not only hits on your target customers, but also showcases the value you can offer them. Take television, for example. In general, TV will be your most expensive option.


The Truth About a High-Protein, Low-Carb Diet
I cover health and food at Consumer Reports, helping consumers to make smarter choices, whether theyâre shopping for shrimp or searching for a top-notch doctor. A native New Yorker, Iâve also lived and worked in London and Hong Kong. Lifehacking is my passion: I always think thereâs a way to do everything better.


Get Help for Incontinence
The little evidence available suggests they might work as well as non-drug therapy. But according to our Best Buy Drugs experts, more than half of those who take incontinence drugs stop within six months because of side effects including constipation, drowsiness, dry mouth, blurry vision, and dizziness.


Assistance with utility bills from Consumer Energy in Michigan.
This is set by the state of Michigan, and Consumer Energy did not establish this income criteria. Participants will need to make a partial payment on their unpaid bills, and also enter into a budget payment plan. Dial (800) 477-5050 to learn more or to apply for financial assistance and SPP.


Assistance with utility bills from Consumer Energy in Michigan.
This will be provided regardless of a customerâs income, and people should dial (800) 477-5050. Consumer Energy Payment Arrangements offers both customer service representatives as well as a solution called eServices. Both are offered to help consumers enter into payment arrangements for their bills.


How much do authors earn â typical UK royalties
A list of 10,000 new authors on Amazon shows an average sale of 79 copies a year â even some well known authors only sell 1,000 copies a year of some titles. In fact lots of smaller publishers would be delighted to make 1,000 sales of some titles. (On a Â£10 book the author would earn about Â£300).


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This is a very interesting breakdown but you have not commented on the world of self-publishing. Kindle Direct Publishing pays 70% royalties to its authors so even on a book costing the reader Â£1.90 I make Â£1.33 per sale. My book is also available worldwide in all countries in which Amazon operates.


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It depends on whether the author is legacy published or indie published. If they're legacy published, they're making 14.5% royalties. If they're indie published, they'r making 70% royalties. Those who say the don't publish to make money are liars ... or haven't sold any books. Saying they make money from other activities only shows that they're not serious about their writing.


How much do authors earn â typical UK royalties
But that is a best case scenarioâ¦. many publishers use book wholesalers to place books and the wholesaler will want to buy at a discount of up to 65% of the cover price. So using a wholesaler means the net price of a Â£10 book drops to Â£3.50 and the author royalty falls to as low as 28p!


How Much Do Novelists Make?
According to Forbes.com, J.K. Rowling tops the list of highest paid authors in the world. She earns more than $300 million per year as a novelist. Tom Clancy, second on the list, earns $50 million per year. These authors stand out because many of their novels have been turned into films. Sometimes producers buy options for film rights, meaning they buy the right to produce the story as a film.


How Much Do Novelists Make?
Related Reading: How Much Does a Children's Book Writer Make a Year? Advances can be anywhere from a few hundred dollars to millions of dollars. The advance is a sum of money given to the author when the author signs a contract with a publisher. The number is reached through several factors.


How much do authors earn â typical UK royalties
So letâs say a book has a cover price of Â£10. In a typical best-case-scenario the bookseller will buy it from the publisher at Â£5 (the net price) and the author royalty will be between 40 â 60p.


The Lost Forest World of the Worldâs Largest Cave
By pure chance and blind luck, this man had discovered an entrance that had remained hidden from man for millions of years into what would turn out to be the largest cave in the world, a behemoth five times larger than the largest known cave at the time. Worldâs largest cave. For years the entrance remained unexplored.


Tour One of World's Largest Caves on Back of a Drone
For me, caves are one of the last unexplored places in the world. Itâs that draw of exploration, of being somewhere no one else has been, seeing things that no one else has seen. This interview has been edited and condensed. Follow Ralph Martins on Twitter.


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New drone images offer a glimpse of the otherworldly Han Son Doong cave in Vietnam. Photographer Ryan Deboodt told USA TODAY Network that it took him two days to hike into the cave with his equipment.


Tour One of World's Largest Caves on Back of a Drone
Deboodt spent eight days camped inside the cave, one of the world's largest, with a GoPro fitted onto a drone. First explored in 2009, Son Doong Cave is located in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park in central Vietnam. Deboodt's video takes viewers on a flight through its massive caverns, some of which are almost 500 feet (150 meters) wide and 650 feet (200 meters) high. (Read about an expedition to the end of Son Doong.).


Tour One of World's Largest Caves on Back of a Drone
Tour One of World's Largest Caves on Back of a Drone. TOP. Tour One of World's Largest Caves on Back of a Drone. Photographer spent eight days in cave to make a viral video.


The Lost Forest World of the Worldâs Largest Cave
Approaching the jungle of Son Doong cave. Again, those little red specks along the bottom are people. Currently, Son Doong cave is recognized as being the worldâs largest cave by far, much larger than the previous title holder, Malaysiaâs Deer Cave. The main cavern is so large that it has its own climate, and clouds have even been known to form within it.


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For me, it's that caves are one of the last unexplored areas in the world, Deboodt says. The cave is nearly 3 miles long and, until a Vietnamese farmer led cave explorers to it in 2011, was relatively unknown to the world. Here are some images Deboodt shared on his Facebook page: Post by facebook.


The Lost Forest World of the Worldâs Largest Cave
The cave, now known as Son Doong Cave, or âthe cave of the mountain riverâ was far larger than anyone had ever imagined. The largest cavern stretched for over 5 km (about 3 miles), was 650 feet wide, and had walls that soared upwards over 200 m (656 feet), high enough to comfortably fit a modern day skyscraper. Son Doong Cave. That little speck with the light is a person.


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Drone images offer glimpse of world's largest cave. New drone images offer a glimpse of the other-worldly Han Son Doong cave in Vietnam.


Weather Forecast For North New Hyde Park, NY - New York
A chance of showers in the evening...then rain with a chance of thunderstorms after midnight. Some thunderstorms may produce heavy rainfall after midnight. Lows in the mid 40s. East winds 5 to 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph...increasing to southeast 15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph after midnight.


Weather Forecast For Somerset County, NJ - New Jersey
Rain with a chance of thunderstorms in the morning...then showers likely in the afternoon. Some thunderstorms may produce heavy rainfall in the morning. Highs in the mid 50s. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Gusts up to 30 mph in the morning.


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Sunday:The Berkshire forecast for Apr 09 is 49 degrees and Sunny. There is 51 percentage chance of rain and 5 mph winds from the Southwest. Monday:The Berkshire forecast for Apr 10 is 60 degrees and Sunny. There is 56 percentage chance of rain and 6 mph winds from the Southwest. Tuesday:The Berkshire forecast for Apr 11 is 65 degrees and Light rain shower. There is 59 percentage chance of rain and 7 mph winds from the West-Southwest.


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There may be overcast and humid conditions in the summer. The average temperature in July and August is approx 21-22Â°C, making for pleasant summer temperatures. The summer is a good time to explore a number of Berkshireâs towns and villages and take in the scenic countryside along the way.


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Forecast Summary. 1  Today Cloudy with some rain at first, this slowly clearing to leave a dry morning with bright or sunny spells. Isolated showers possible in the afternoon, especially to the west of the region. 2  Tonight Showers pushing south through the late evening, turning frequent and perhaps heavy from a time.


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Berkshire Weather Forecast for Friday, April 07. The Berkshire, MA forecast for Apr 07 is 35 degrees and Moderate rain . There is 69 percentage chance of rain and 19 mph winds from the West-Northwest.


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Isolated Severe Thunderstorms Forecast. Isolated severe thunderstorms with a potential for large hail and wind damage are possible today across parts of the southern Plains into the northern Ozarks. Marginally severe thunderstorms with strong wind gusts and hail are also possible from the Ohio Valley into the central and northern Appalachians. Hazardous Weather Conditions.


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Today Cloudy with some rain at first, this slowly clearing to leave a dry morning with bright or sunny spells. Isolated showers possible in the afternoon, especially to the west of the region. Tonight Showers pushing south through the late evening, turning frequent and perhaps heavy from a time.


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Regional Guides > Southern England > Berkshire Travel Guide > Berkshire Weather & Climate. Local Weather & When to Visit. Berkshire is located in South East England, major towns include Reading, Slough, Ascot, Eton and Windsor well known as the home of Windsor Castle. The county has a temperate maritime climate with typically warm rather than hot summers and cool to cold winters.


Mdm2
Mdm2 is a p53 responsive geneâthat is, its transcription can be activated by p53. Thus when p53 is stabilized, the transcription of Mdm2 is also induced, resulting in higher Mdm2 protein levels.he full-length transcript of the mdm2 gene encodes a protein of 491 amino acids with a predicted molecular weight of 56kDa. This protein contains several conserved structural domains including an N-terminal p53 interaction domain, the structure of which has been solved using x-ray crystallography.


Mdm2
Mouse double minute 2 homolog (MDM2) also known as E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase Mdm2 is a protein that in humans is encoded by the MDM2 gene. Mdm2 is an important negative regulator of the p53 tumor suppressor.Mdm2 protein functions both as an E3 ubiquitin ligase that recognizes the N-terminal trans-activation domain (TAD) of the p53 tumor suppressor and an inhibitor of p53 transcriptional activation.he full-length transcript of the mdm2 gene encodes a protein of 491 amino acids with a predicted molecular weight of 56kDa. This protein contains several conserved structural domains including an N-terminal p53 interaction domain, the structure of which has been solved using x-ray crystallography.


Mdm2
Mdm2 is phosphorylated at multiple sites in cells. Following DNA damage, phosphorylation of Mdm2 leads to changes in protein function and stabilization of p53. Additionally, phosphorylation at certain residues within the central acidic domain of Mdm2 may stimulate its ability to target p53 for degradation.he full-length transcript of the mdm2 gene encodes a protein of 491 amino acids with a predicted molecular weight of 56kDa. This protein contains several conserved structural domains including an N-terminal p53 interaction domain, the structure of which has been solved using x-ray crystallography.


p53
A protein called Mdm2 (also called HDM2 in humans), binds to p53, preventing its action and transports it from the nucleus to the cytosol. Also Mdm2 acts as ubiquitin ligase and covalently attaches ubiquitin to p53 and thus marks p53 for degradation by the proteasome. However, ubiquitylation of p53 is reversible.mportantly, p21 mRNA is clearly present and upregulated after the DDR in hESCs, but p21 protein is not detectable. In this cell type, p53 activates numerous microRNAs (like miR-302a, miR-302b, miR-302c, and miR-302d) that directly inhibit the p21 expression in hESCs.


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Other mutations delete small amounts of DNA from the gene. Mutations in the TP53 gene lead to a version of p53 that cannot regulate cell growth and division effectively. Specifically, the altered protein is unable to trigger apoptosis in cells with mutated or damaged DNA.As a result, DNA damage can accumulate in cells.his protein acts as a tumor suppressor, which means that it regulates cell division by keeping cells from growing and dividing too fast or in an uncontrolled way. The p53 protein is located in the nucleus of cells throughout the body, where it attaches (binds) directly to DNA.


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Tumor protein p53, also known as p53, cellular tumor antigen p53 (UniProt name), phosphoprotein p53, tumor suppressor p53, antigen NY-CO-13, or transformation-related protein 53 (TRP53) , is any isoform of a protein encoded by homologous genes in various organisms, such as TP53 (humans) and Trp53 (mice).mportantly, p21 mRNA is clearly present and upregulated after the DDR in hESCs, but p21 protein is not detectable. In this cell type, p53 activates numerous microRNAs (like miR-302a, miR-302b, miR-302c, and miR-302d) that directly inhibit the p21 expression in hESCs.


ATM ATM serine/threonine kinase [ (human)]
1 The recruitment of tumor protein p53 binding protein 1 into gamma H2AFX protein-containing DNA damage foci was inhibited at G(2)/M phase. 2  Quantitative proteomic analysis integrated with microarray data reveals that TP53BP1 is important for chemotherapy response in ovarian cancers. 53BP1 promotes ATM activity through direct interactions with the MRN complex. 2  The recruitment of tumor protein p53 binding protein 1 into gamma H2AFX protein-containing DNA damage foci was inhibited at G(2)/M phase.


p53
The degradation of the p53 protein is associated with binding of MDM2. In a negative feedback loop, MDM2 itself is induced by the p53 protein. Mutant p53 proteins often fail to induce MDM2, causing p53 to accumulate at very high levels.mportantly, p21 mRNA is clearly present and upregulated after the DDR in hESCs, but p21 protein is not detectable. In this cell type, p53 activates numerous microRNAs (like miR-302a, miR-302b, miR-302c, and miR-302d) that directly inhibit the p21 expression in hESCs.


TP53 gene
This protein acts as a tumor suppressor, which means that it regulates cell division by keeping cells from growing and dividing too fast or in an uncontrolled way. The p53 protein is located in the nucleus of cells throughout the body, where it attaches (binds) directly to DNA.his protein acts as a tumor suppressor, which means that it regulates cell division by keeping cells from growing and dividing too fast or in an uncontrolled way. The p53 protein is located in the nucleus of cells throughout the body, where it attaches (binds) directly to DNA.


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The level of p53 protein is regulatedthrough the cell cycle by two mechanisms: (i) p53 RNA transcription increases by 10- to 20-fold late in the G1phase(3, 4) and (ii) normal p53 protein is rapidly eliminated byvirtue of its short half-life (6-30 min) (5-7).n general, mu-tant forms of the p53 protein that are transforming haveseveral properties that distinguish them from wild type.They fail to bind to the simian virus 40tumor antigen (10) but doform stable complexes with hsc70 (11), a constitutivelyexpressed member of the heat shock family.


How to Steam Shrimp
Once the water begins to boil, put a single layer of raw shrimp into the bottom of the top pan, making sure to leave enough space for steam to move around all the shrimp. Cover the lid and reduce the heat to medium. Steam the shrimp for 4-5 minutes and then check them. 2.


David's Daily Dish: Royal Red shrimp are the best shrimp you may have never heard of (with recipe)
1 quart water. Old Bay Seasoning. 1-2 pounds Royal Red Shrimp with shell. Clarified butter (recipe follows). Instructions: In a large pot bring the water to a rolling boil. Place shrimp in steamer basket and place in the steamer basket that you've placed on top of the pot. Season shrimp liberally with the Old Bay and cover. Cook for several minutes until the shrimp turn bright red and are firm to the touch.


How to Steam Shrimp
When the shrimp is done, dunk it in cold water to halt the cooking process. Use the cooked shrimp right away or save in a dry container for up to five days in the refrigerator. 1. Put an inch of water in the bottom of the rice cooker, and turn it to the steam setting. The water should begin boiling in a few minutes. Once the steamer is steaming, place the shrimp in the steamer, and put the lid back on. The shrimp I used were U 16/20 (16-20 shrimp per pound), so I cooked them for 7 minutes.


How to Cook Shrimp
Most shrimp recipes call for peeled shrimp. Here's how to do it: 1  Open the shell lengthwise down the body on its belly side (the inside curve). 2  Starting at the head end, peel back the shell. 3  Gently pull on the tail to remove it, or, if you prefer, leave the tail intact.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Nail Ridges Deficiency
Nail ridges: There are many types of nail findings. Ridges can be a chronic illness, anemia, kidney disease, skin diseases, or arthritis problems the treatment is to cure the illness and the nails will get better. ...Read more.


Do Vitamin Deficiencies Cause Fingernail Ridges?
Other vitamins and minerals that cause other nail abnormalities are vitamin C, zinc and calcium. Poor absorption of vitamins or an unhealthy diet will lead to vitamin deficiencies. Consult a doctor if horizontal ridges persist or you notice discoloration such as yellowness or green nails.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Nail Ridges Deficiency
Depends: Ridges running from cuticle to tip are not a problem. Ridges going across the nail from side to side can indicate a problem. Consider seeing an integrative medicine physician or functional medicine physician or nd for comprehensive micronutrient testing. ...Read more.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Nail Ridges Deficiency
Vertical nail ridges are fairly common and nothing to worry about. Vertical nail ridges extend from the cuticle to the tip of the nail. Vertical nail ridges often become more numerous or prominent with age, possibly due to variations in cell turnover within the nail. If your fingernails change color or you develop horizontal nail ridges, consult your doctor.


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Fingernail ridges can indicate vitamin or mineral deficiencies as well as general malnutrition or other illness if they run horizontally, but are usually benign if they run vertically. Nutritional deficiencies can also cause fingernails to become misshapen, discolored or brittle, breaking easily.


Do Vitamin Deficiencies Cause Fingernail Ridges?
Certain vitamin deficiencies can cause fingernail ridges. Fingernails can indicate health problems by their appearance. Nail abnormalities often involve shape, texture, color and thickness of the nails. Depression lines in fingernails, also known as beau lines, occur due to malnutrition or an injury to your nail.


Prescribing Drugs
Medications are packaged in a dry form so that they can be stored for a longer. period of time. The dry form of medication may come from the pharmacy or may. be kept in a medication system on the nursing unit. A pharmacist or other health. professional will need to reconstitute the medication so that it can be.


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A copy of the order (care plan) should be used as a reference to check the correct dose three times. 1  First when one identifies the vial/syringe/bottle/bag/powder/capsule/tablet the medication is in. 2  Secondly when one is preparing the medication and. 3  Thirdly after one has completed the preparation process.


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RECONSTITUTING MEDICATIONS: HOW TO FLUFF UP MEDICATIONS. After the completion of this module you will be able to: â¢ Define medication reconstitution. â¢ Read a medication label. â¢ Reconstitute a medication. â¢ Calculate simple doses from reconstituted medications. KEY TERMS.


Office of the Professions
From: Barbara Zittel, RN, Ph.D, Executive Secretary to the State Board for Nursing and. Lawrence Mokhiber, R.Ph., Executive Secretary to the New York State Board of Pharmacy. Subject: Pre-filling of Medication Containers for up to Fifteen Days.


Office of the Professions
No more than a fifteen day supply of medication can be prefilled. However, this is not to imply a universal standard of a 15 day supply for all prefill patients, as any supply up to 15 days should only be as appropriate to a specific patient.


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The double check process: 1  Check order: patient name, medication, dose, route, date and time of order. 2  Check strength of the medication written on the container label. 3  Prepare medication and check the dose that has been drawn up.  Hand over: prepared medication, container & order to 2nd person doing independent double check.


Office of the Professions
Based on this law, registered professional nurses (RNs) and, as clarified below, licensed practical nurses (LPNs) functioning under an RNâs supervision, may prefill medication boxes for up to a fifteen day supply.


Medication Administration
Check order: patient name, medication, dose, route, date and time of order. Check strength of the medication written on the container label. Prepare medication and check the dose that has been drawn up. Hand over: prepared medication, container & order to 2nd person doing independent double check.


Incredible Technology: How to Live on Mars
Putting boots on Mars is the main goal of NASA's human spaceflight program, and the space agency isn't the only organization with Red Planet dreams. The Netherlands-based nonprofit Mars One aims to land four people on the Red Planet in 2023 as the vanguard of a permanent settlement there. Mars One estimates this initial mission will cost about $6 billion, and the organization plans to foot most of the bill by staging a global media event around it.


Incredible Technology: How to Live on Mars
A manned Mars outpost will likely be supported financially at first by governments, foundations or extremely wealthy individuals here on Earth, Zubrin said. But if it hopes to last over the long term, it must eventually come up with a way to support itself and pay for its imports.


Incredible Technology: How to Live on Mars
Credit: Mars One/Bryan Versteeg. Editor's Note: In this weekly series, SPACE.com explores how technology drives space exploration and discovery. If humanity hopes to establish a lasting presence on Mars, it will have to learn to live off the land. Ambitious exploration efforts have always aimed for self-sufficiency, but the need is especially acute when the new terrain being traversed is another planet.


Humans may only survive 68 days on Mars
But conditions on Mars -- and the limits of human technology -- could make the mission impossible, for now at least. The first crew fatality would occur approximately 68 days into the mission, according to the 35-page report, which analyzed mathematical formulas on oxygen, food and technology required for the project.


Incredible Technology: How to Live on Mars
The goal is to enable the exploration of Mars in a much more aggressive manner, so that we can really get a sense of, Are we alone in the universe? added Desai, who was speaking at a celebration at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. marking the first year on the Red Planet for the agency's Curiosity rover.


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October 15, 2014. Washington (AFP) - Space enthusiasts planning a move to Mars may have to wait to relocate: conditions on the Red Planet are such that humans would likely begin dying within 68 days, a new study says.


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