Starting a Book Club
Starting a Book Club. âA book discussion group is a forum where readers can come together and talk about books and the reading experience â¦ There are adult groups, student-led groups, mother-daughter groups, father-son groups, and parent-child groups, to name just a few.. âGiving Readers a Voice: Book Discussion Groups,â by Anna Healy.


Why Book Clubs Suck And We Need to Talk About It
We hate being stuck with a book even if we chose it. We hate being placed in groups with students we have nothing in common with. We hate having to keep logs, write reports, and do group work when all we want to do is read and discuss. Donât you see, we hate book clubs.â


Starting a Book Club
Purchase books for your local library, or become involved in a tutoring program. Structuring Your Meeting. Learn about some basic book-club ground rules including: how much time to alot do's and don'ts for selecting books, holding a discussion with and without a leader, and stucturing the format of the meeting.


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THRIFTY car groups: A (CCAR) Compact 2-dr L Standard SUV B (CCAR) Compact 4-dr M4 Full size fan - 12 pass. C (ICAR) Intermediate, mid-size Q4 Intermediate SUV D (SCAR) Standard R Minivan 7 pass. F (FCAR) Full size T Prem SUV expedition - 8 pass. G (PCAR) Premium T6 Prem SUV excursion - 8 pass. I (LCAR) Luxury U Convertible NATIONAL car groups:


What Are All Those Weird Fees on Your Rental Car Receipt?
To pay for those expensive services and billion-dollar buildings, airports charge car renters a wide variety of fees to cover their expenses. Sales Tax (6.25 percent) The standard sales tax on all purchases in the state. The charges for civic projects like convention centers and stadiums, as well as the increased licensing fees for rental cars, are particularly galling to the American Car Rental Association.


What Are All Those Weird Fees on Your Rental Car Receipt?
Instead, they try to hide it from the consumer and charge it on the car rentals.. City and state leaders are always looking for money from whatever source they can.. For a nearly two-week rental from Enterprise at Boston's Logan Airport last month, we paid six different taxes and surcharges.


Car Rental Hidden Fees
Sales taxes, airport surcharges, insurance, licensing fees â by the time all the extra car rental hidden fees are added onto your bill, you may find yourself suffering a severe case of sticker shock â¦ and paying double that seductive base rate (or worse).


What one-way car rental means?
One way car rental means that you can rent a car going one way only, And you can pick up your car at one location and drop off the car at a different location. This topic was posted more than 2 months ago. If you have a similar question to this one, please start a new topic.


Any way to avoid the one-way car rental drop off-fee
Answer 1 of 11: My family and I will be flying into San Jose on July 7 (heading to Monterey where we'll spend a few days before driving down the coast) and depart from San Deigo on July 21. We are planning to rent a car, but it seems that all of the major car...


I'm Renting a Car. What Extra Fees Will I Have to Pay?
Renting a car is a complicated process. When you search for a good rental car rate, you'll probably be quoted the base rate, which is the daily charge for a specific class of car. The rental car company adds on required state, city or county taxes, its own fees and surcharges and facility charges (generally assessed by airports). You'll see items like vehicle licensing fee â that's the amount the rental car company charges in order to recoup the cost of registering and licensing the car â and energy recovery fee â this one is similar to a fuel surcharge.


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CHARGES EXPLAINED ....continued (Please Note that final receipt format may vary at independent franchise locations) Intercity Fee: Fee charges for returning car to location other initial rental location and/or location specified in rental contract. Additional Driver: Fee for drivers in addition to the renter named in the contract. Maximum of 4 additional drivers per rental contract. Service Charges/Taxes: Represent state and local taxes, as well as


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The rental car industryâs car-class terms and those of car manufacturers have never been fully synchronized. No matter which car rental company you do business with, you will notice that there are many more car groups offered than those described by manufacturers in their new car classifications. For example, Budget lists the Chevy Malibu within our full-size offerings, while Chevrolet classifies it as a mid-size.


Love & Hip Hop: Miami
On August 25, 2017, VH1 confirmed the cast and announced Love & Hip Hop: Miami would make its series premiere on January 1, 2018. On August 27, 2017, MTV aired an exclusive sneak peek of the show during the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards.


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Love & Hip Hop Miami promises to be full of drama as usual, but in this new series producer Mona Scott-Young casted two of Miami's most respected rappers.


Love And Hip Hop Miami Cast â Season 1, Super Trailer
Bryant McKinnie will appear on Love and Hip Hop Miamiâs first season. Heâs the first professional athlete to join the cast of Love and Hip Hop. McKinnie is the CEO of BMajor Music Group. In 2012, Bryant won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens. Scroll down to see a picture of McKinnie with Love and Hip Hop Atlanta star Jessica Dime.


Love And Hip Hop Miami Cast â Season 1, Super Trailer
Trick Daddy will appear on Love and Hip Hop Miamiâs first season. The rapper paved the way for Miami emcees. In the 90s, when people mentioned Miamiâs hip hop scene, 2 Live Crew came to mind. The group represented Miamiâs fun side while Trick Daddy revealed Miamiâs hood side. We canât wait to see him in #LHHM!


FIRST LOOK: Meet the crazy cast members of âLove & Hip Hop: Miamiâ
New year, new drama. Love & Hip Hop: Miami is about to take over the small screen when it premieres on New Yearâs Day and by the looks of the super trailer, weâre in for a wild ride. The show will give viewers an inside look at the âreal (305)â and weâll watch this crazy [â¦]


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Love & Hip Hop Miami cast listing. Learn more about the stars of this popular TV series including exclusive news, photos, full episodes, videos, and more at VH1.com. Love & Hip Hop Miami cast listing. Learn more about the stars of this popular TV series including exclusive news, photos, full episodes, videos, and more at VH1.com. VH1 Menu


Love & Hip Hop: Miami
Love & Hip Hop Miami: Season 1 Sacrifice Vs. Paradise 06:00 â The new cast of Love & Hip Hop Miami explains how the Miami you may heard of, and the actual Miami they grew up in, are separated by a bridge of sacri (moreâ¦) Love & Hip Hop Miami: Season 1 Sacrifice Vs.


âLove & Hip Hop Miamiâ star on gay rumors: âI knew Black Twitter would roast meâ
âLove & Hip Hop Miamiâ star on gay rumors: âI knew Black Twitter would roast meâ He's young, hot and running things on South Beach. Meet 'Love & Hip Hop Miami' star Prince. Courtesy of Love & Hip Hop Miami


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Meet The Cast Of Love and Hip Hop Miami
The cast of âLove and Hip Hop Miamiâ is here. The entire list of cast is not confirmed, but majority of them are. The cast goes as followed JT Money, Polo Da Don, Rico Love, Trina, Trick Daddy, Dawn (Joseline BFF), Shay (LHHATL), Scrappy (LHHATL), Erica Dixon (LHHATL), DJ E Feezy, GunPlay, Pretty Ricky (Spectacular, Slick Em, Pleasure P and Baby Blue), Ex NFL Player Bryant Mckinney and a few unknown people.


What Does Your Credit Score Need To Be To Get a Best Buy Credit Card?
However, before applying for one, customers must know what the minimum credit score to get a Best Buy credit card is. There are two types of Best Buy credit cards in use today. The first credit card is the HSBC Best Buy credit card offered by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.


What Credit Score is Needed for Yamaha Financing?
Scores in the 600s, while average, if not slightly above, have been declined financing. This is a unique line of credit as you are given a line of credit where your Yamaha purchase is the collateral for the loan. The interest rates for this loan of credit hovers in the mid-20% range.


What Credit Score is Needed for Yamaha Financing?
Alternatives such as Yamaha financing is, for some, a great way to get that motorcycle, watercraft or off road vehicle you always wanted. You can also use this credit for accessories, warranty packages, service, and routine maintenance.


What Does Your Credit Score Need To Be To Get a Best Buy Credit Card?
This means that they strictly consider the credit score needed for a Best Buy card when they approve applicants. At present, HSBC normally approves applicants with a 604 credit score to get a Best Buy credit card. There are no annual fees for the HSBC Best Buy credit card. The HSBC credit card also has a low standard Annual Percentage rate of 20.99 percent as its lowest standard. The credit card holder can opt to get a rewardzone Best Buy credit card from HSBC, which gives 4% rebates for purchases in Best Buy and 2% rebates from dining and grocery purchases.


What Credit Score Do You Need for a Personal Loan?
Potentially, a lot. An average borrower in the lowest tier financing $10,000 for four years would pay $360.10 per month and pay $17,288.46 over the loan's term. An average borrower in the highest tier would pay just $244.98 per month and pay $11,758.80 over four years.


What Credit Score is Needed for Yamaha Financing?
If you are approved, you will instantly have access to a $2,500 line of credit, which can be used towards a purchase that day. The credit line can be increased to as much as $10,000; your limit will be dependent on your credit score. Yamaha offers their financing option via HSBC, a multinational financing company.


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What Does Your Cat Think About You? Say what you will about cats, they certainly seem to be a lot more complex than dogs, and we often feel a bit puzzled about their true motivations from time to time. Ever wonder what your cat *really* thinks about you? Take the quiz and find out! step.


Who Does Your Cat Think You Are?
To understand how cats see us, we have to understand how cats think, and, more importantly, how cats behave in social situations. People tend to assume cats are solitary animals, I think because they seem more aloof and willing to spend time alone than dogs do. But cats are not solitary at all.


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Your cat probably thinks that you are a cat yourself -- albeit a much larger one. That's according to British biologist John Bradshaw, who says the way furry felines greet us (with their tails up) and rub on our legs is similar to how the animals communicate affection to other cats.


What do cats think about?
In the wild, cats think about how to hunt, kill and eat, so even on a domestic level those are still their thoughts. According to British anthrozoologist John Bradshaw, cats were never bred to fill a specific domestic role like dogs historically were, thus they retained much more of their natural or wild behaviors.


Scientist: Cats think you are just a big, stupid cat
Perhaps that's why my friend Ed's cat Bob thinks I'm also a cat. Bob hasn't told me himself, but a British anthrozoologist named John Bradshaw has. In a book called Cat Sense, which the New York Times kindly reviewed last week, Bradshaw insists that despite being happy lying over your warm laptop keyboard and starring in any number of YouTube videos, cats are essentially still wild.


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Originally Answered: What does my cat think about me? How lucky he/she is to own such a wonderful hairless ape with great hunting skills. Now, if I could only get this ape to listen better.


'Bio-Artist' Plans To Insert Wikipedia Into Genome Of Ancient Apples
So says a new book about cats and their perceptions of the humans who own them. (Photo: Shutterstock) Cats think of their human owners as enormous nurturing cats, animal specialists argue, claiming felines interact with their owners with their mothers in mind â in other words, not unlike how many men think of their girlfriends or wives.


Science Reveals What Cats Really Think of Us
While not all cats share this sentiment, for a lot of cats being touched is far from soothing. A 2013 study by the University of Lincoln researchers measured the levels of stress hormones in cats while they were being petted. Some cats' stress levels spiked, rather than dipped, after they were petted.


What Do Cats Think About?
Cats think about how to get food, and they develop some pretty impressive skills to do it. Scientists conducted an experiment where they attached food to the end of a string. Cats pulled on the string, and found the food.


How your cat really sees you: Felines think their owners are just a larger, non-hostile version of themselves
How your cat really sees you: Felines think their owners are just a larger, non-hostile version of themselves. Dr John Bradshaw has studied cats and their owners for more than 25 years. Founded world-renowned Anthrozoology Institute at the University of Bristol. Biologist believes despite years of domestication, cats are still wild animals.


The Catâs Sense of Taste
Food straight from the refrigerator doesnât appeal to Kitty, whose wild ancestors ate freshly killed prey. Try heating Kittyâs food to intensify the aroma if he is not eating well. Like humans, cats are responsive to four basic tastes: sour, bitter, salt, and sweet. Being strict carnivores, their response to âsweetâ is much weaker than ours, almost to non-existence .


Do Cats Have a Sense of Taste?
Here are some things we think we know about cats' sense of taste: The sense of smell is extremely important in attracting cats (and us) to food and also in aiding tasting food. Cats' noses are many times more sensitive than our own, so it is believed that their heightened sense of smell assists a great deal in their tasting of different flavors.


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And yes, I know cats and dogs have evolved to like the taste of foods that are good for them and will keep them alive. Their food is not meant for me. But, and I donât know whether itâs my compulsive tendencies driving me toward tasting cat food, a part of me just needs to know, even a little bit, what they are tasting.


Flavors Cats Love, Hate and Ignore
Sophie-H says: I'm not sure I agree about cats not tasting sugar, my male cat honestly seemed to prefer sweeter foods and would even turn down a food when there's no sweetener on it (he preferred his toast with jam, and his coffee with vanilla-flavored cream, plain toast and plain cream would not do).


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Cat milk tastes very much like cow's milk except it tends to be much thicker. It is usually more active and therefore has a shorter lifespan than cow's milk though, so drink iâ¦t quick! If you want to get the most out of your cat's milk, try enjoying it with a piece of toast in the morning.    My kids love it.


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Cats can detect the other major flavors â bitter, salty, and sour â as well as umami, the lesser-known fifth taste, which was only defined as a separate taste sensation in the early 20th century. Researchers have recently discovered that cats experience bitterness differently than humans.


Flavors Cats Love, Hate and Ignore
She seems to have some interesting preferences which none of our other cats have - things like schneken, donuts, havarti with dill cheese,etc. Oreo, another of our cats was, as a kitten and young cat particularly fond of key lime pie.


Strange but True: Cats Cannot Taste Sweets
Maybe some cats can use their [Tas1r3 receptor] to taste high concentrations of sugar, Brand says. It's a very rare thing but we don't know yet. Scientists do know, however, that cats can taste things we cannot, such as adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the compound that supplies the energy in every living cell.


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Using Taste Deterrents for Your Cat. Even though theyâre notoriously finicky eaters, cats have fewer taste buds than dogs do. (Itâs thought that cats select their foods based on a combination of factors, including texture and temperature, not just taste.) Despite this, cats, like dogs, possess taste receptors for bitter. So bitter deterrents can work for them, too. In fact, some taste deterrents, such as Grannickâs Bitter AppleÂ® and Veterinarianâs BestÂ® Bitter Cherry Spray, are formulated for both dogs and cats. If you plan to use a taste deterrent for your cat, introduce him to the taste in the same way as described above for dogs.


Naomi Wolf
Journalist and author of Tasty: The Art and Science of What We Eat, on the science of taste, culinary history, and the future of food. My work on politics, science, and the environment has appeared in Smithsonian magazine, Wired, The Washington Post, Mother Jones, the Guardian and the Huffington Post.


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Once a year, we celebrate the achievements of a CEO, honored for his success in and dedication to business, shareholders, customers and employees. Learn more editor's picks


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The Chief Executive Officer (âCEOâ) is responsible for leading the development and execution of the Companyâs long term strategy with a view to creating shareholder value. The CEOâs leadership role also entails being ultimately responsible for all day-to-day management decisions and for implementing the Companyâs long and short term plans. The CEO acts as a direct liaison between the Board and management of the Company and communicates to the Board on behalf of management. The CEO also communicates on behalf of the Company to shareholders, employees, Government authorities, other stakeholders and the public. More specifically, the duties and responsibilities of the CEO include the following: 1. to lead, in conjunction with the Board, the development of the Companyâs strategy; 2. to lead and oversee the implementation of the Companyâs long and


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More than 250 CEOs of U.S. companies told Chief Executive last week that they expect overall business conditions 12 months from now to be âvery good,â ranking them 7.62 out of 10.


Sonnenfeld: Qualcommâs Board Could Regret Parting Ways With Former CEO Jacobs
From the schools they went to to the types of companies they run, CEO1000 is tracking the trends among the CEOs of the 1,000 largest U.S. companies.


What do CEOs do all day?
And meetings were what were happening at the two companies that agreed to let their CEOs talk to a reporter. First, at Happy Family, a maker of organic food for babies, tots and kids, 37-year-old CEO Shazi Visram has been so busy all day she's barely had time to â well.... âSo I wanted to go to the bathroom like 20 minutes ago, but see, this is, thatâs what happens.


What do CEOs do all day?
Corporate titans, leaders of Fortune 500 companies, wearers of starched white shirts, winners of enormous paychecks and occupiers of corner offices with imposing black desks and gleaming glass views. It's easy to conjure images of CEOs in offices... but what, exactly, is it that they do in there all day?


Time For A CEO Raise
CEO salaries are booming! Just ask anyone in the mainstream business press. Sigh. If only. Actually, our annual deep dive on C-Suite compensation, just completed, finds private company CEO pay has largely flatlined. Median base salaries went from $244,000 in 2011 to just $250,000 in 2016. Bonuses, meanwhile, have edged up from $71,000 in 2011 to a projected $100,000 for 2017.


What do CEOs do all day?
If a corporate culture is all about collaboration, and thereâs no one person who can say, 'you know what, this is great, but weâre going to do this and this is why,' youâre asking for chaos.â Andrea Prat says CEOs put in just over 11 hours at work every day. But he says it's probable they work even more.


Applications of Trigonometry
Physics lays heavy demands on trigonometry. Optics and statics are two early fields of physics that use trigonometry, but all branches of physics use trigonometry since trigonometry aids in understanding space. Related fields such as physical chemistry naturally use trig. Mathematics and its applications Of course, trigonometry is used throughout mathematics, and, since mathematics is applied throughout the natural and social sciences, trigonometry has many applications. Calculus, linear algebra, and statistics, in particular, use trigonometry and have many applications in the all the sciences.


Where do you use trigonometry in real life?
Let's see... I teach math classes, so sometimes I teach trigonometry to students. Sometimes I teach calculus to students, in which case you need trigonometry even to do problems that don't clearly involve it, like finding the integral of a rational function.


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You can type trigonometry into the search form on our Math Beyond School section and you'll find some articles that describe other places for trig. Besides those, if you type in sine or cosine into our Quandaries and Queries search, then you'll find many problems people have sent to us where we used trigonometry to solve them. 1  Some examples are: 2  Calculating the lot size of a property (sample, sample, sample) 3  Determining the distances an object has moved (sample)


How does a chemist use math?
Answer To become a chemist you need a wide range of talents, but the main types of math that they use are probobly Algebra, trig, and Calculus. Edit Share to:


Trigonometry
How do you apply trigonometry in other fields? There are an enormous number of uses of trigonometry and trigonometric functions. For instance, the technique of triangulation is used in astronomy to measure the distance to â¦ nearby stars, in geography to measure distances between landmarks, and in satellite navigation systems. Wikipedia has a page on the uses of trigonometry.


What jobs require you to use trigonometry and how is it used in them? Please explain how trigonometry is applicable in a job with great detail, so I can have a better understanding on how to...
Posted on June 18, 2009 at 2:58 AM. Trigonometry is used in geography and navigation . The sailors were known to have been using it to detrmine their position , when they were in the middle of the see. In astronomy to calculate the position of the planets we use trigonometry and spherical trigonometry. The geographical concept of latitude longitude is an application of trigonometry, by which you can identify any location in the world.In military science, the position and distance determination could...


Examples of Trigonometry Being Used in Construction Jobs
Calculating Bridge Length. In a bridge construction project, trigonometry is essential for determining just how long a bridge needs to be. A contractor might use right angle properties and tangents to determine how wide a river is, which directly determines the length of a bridge.


Chemist Profile and Career Information
Here's a look at what a chemist is, what a chemist does, and what type of salary and career opportunities you can expect as a chemist. What Is a Chemist? A chemist is a scientist who studies the composition and properties of chemicals and the way chemicals interact with each other. Chemists search for new information about matter and ways this information can be applied. Chemists also design and develop instruments to study matter. What Do Chemists Do?


What Jobs Use Trigonometry?
Trigonometric principles can also be applied to triangles that do not include right angles. However, most calculations are made on right triangles because any triangle can be converted to a right triangle through bisection. An exception is spherical trigonometry, which is the study of triangles on spheres in elliptic geometry.


Where do you use trigonometry in real life?
Fields that use trigonometry or trigonometric functions include astronomy (especially for locating apparent positions of celestial objects, in which spherical trigonometry is essential) and hence navigation (on the oceans, in aircraft, and in space), music theory, acoustics, optics, analysis of financial markets, electronics, probability theory, statistics, biology, medical imaging (CAT scans and ultrasound), pharmacy, chemistry, number theory (and hence cryptology), seismology, meteorology ...


Cherry Tattoos
Cherries have a deep, red, ripe juice that flows out of them when bitten. The flavor is intense and the color is strong, and it has also been looked at as a symbol for the first sign of love. The meaning of the cherry tattoo also varies according to whether the cherry is on the tree or has been plucked from the tree. A tattoo that depicts a cherry still on the tree, is said to represent the innocence and purity of a woman. It is a symbol for virginity, purity or chastity. However, when the cherry is depicted after it has been removed from the tree, its significance changes.


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Contemporary Examples. 1  The massive automobile and bank bailouts were the cherries on top. 2  They taste of red and black berries, currants, cranberries, strawberries, mulberries and cherries, tart and sweet. 3  And most American exports consist of goods like grains, or cherries, or electric turbines, or airplanes.


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cherry. 1  the fruit of any of various trees belonging to the genus Prunus, of the rose family, consisting of a pulpy, globular drupe enclosing a one-seeded smooth stone. 2  the tree bearing such a fruit. 3  the wood of such a tree. 4  any of various fruits or plants resembling the cherry. 5  bright red; cerise.


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Meaning maidenhead, virginity is from 1889, U.S. slang, from supposed resemblance to the hymen, but perhaps also from the long-time use of cherries as a symbol of the fleeting quality of life's pleasures.


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Cherries definition, the fruit of any of various trees belonging to the genus Prunus, of the rose family, consisting of a pulpy, globular drupe enclosing a one-seeded smooth stone. See more.


cherry
the fruit of any of various trees belonging to the genus Prunus, of the rose family, consisting of a pulpy, globular drupe enclosing a one-seeded smooth stone. the tree bearing such a fruit. the wood of such a tree. any of various fruits or plants resembling the cherry. bright red; cerise.


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cherries also may be dried in the sun, first taking out all the stones. Directions for Cookery, in its Various Branches Eliza Leslie Then pour the cherries into a bag, and strain and press out all the juice. Directions for Cookery, in its Various Branches Eliza Leslie Add the cherries (stoned), and stew for a quarter of an hour.


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Here are some classic designs: 1  A cherry surrounded by flames. 2  The cherry in the form of a skull. 3  Cherries combined with stars. 4  Another popular combination are swallows and cherries.


What does the Two Cherries Tattoo represenet on a Woman ?
could be the symbol on the slot machines ha. or she could just like cherries. idk, could meann a number of things i guess.


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Here are some classic designs: 1  A cherry surrounded by flames. This design depicts passion. 2  The cherry in the form of a skull. 3  Cherries combined with stars. 4  Another popular combination are swallows and cherries. Usually the swallow is holding the fruit in its beak.


CT Scans to Find Lung Cancer in Smokers
Usually, you need to get several more CT scans. Or you may need a biopsy, or even surgery. This can sometimes cause complications, like bleeding, or a collapsed lung. If your risk is low, a false alarm causes unnecessary worry. CT scans expose you to radiation. A low-dose spiral CT scan uses about 20 times more radiation than a standard chest X-ray. The more radiation you get, the higher your risk of getting cancer. So, itâs good to avoid radiation when you can. The test is expensive. A spiral CT scan costs from $100 to $300, or more.


CT Lung Screening
CT lung screening does involve exposure to radiation in the form of X-rays, but the benefit of an accurate diagnosis far outweighs the risk. The effective radiation dose from this procedure is about 1 to 1.5 millisieverts, which is less than the average person receives from background radiation in six months.


CT Scans to Find Lung Cancer in Smokers
If 1,000 high-risk smokers get the test, about three will find lung cancer early and not die. Thirteen others will also find lung cancer, and will die anyway. The test doesnât help low-risk people. CT scans have no benefits for low-risk people.


CT Scans to Find Lung Cancer in Smokers
Studies show a slight benefit from CT scans for: 1  People age 55 to 80 who smoked two packs or more a day for 15 years. 2  People who smoked a pack or more a day for 30 years.


CT Scans to Find Lung Cancer in Smokers
CT scans cause many false alarms, even in high-risk people. If 100 high-risk smokers get the test, about 40 will show something that can cause concern. But only two or three actually have lung cancer.


CT Lung Screening
CT lung screening is a noninvasive, painless procedure that uses low-dose x-rays to screen the lungs for cancer in just 30 seconds. A CT lung screening allows the radiologist to look at different levels, or slices, of the lungs using a rotating X-ray beam. It is performed on a multislice spiral computed tomography (CT) scanner and can detect smaller nodules or cancer than standard chest X-rays. A tumor or nodule is a mass of cells that grows on the lungs. It can be benign (noncancerous) or malignant (cancerous). By detecting malignant tumors in an early stage with CT lung screening, the cancer cells can be treated at a time when the cancer still has promising survival rates and is localized to the lungs.


CT Lung Screening
CT lung screening is a noninvasive, painless procedure that uses low-dose X-rays to screen the lungs for cancer in just 30 seconds. A CT lung screening allows the radiologist to look at different levels, or slices, of the lungs using a rotating X-ray beam.


CT Scans to Find Lung Cancer in Smokers
In high-risk smokers, the benefits of CT scans may be greater than the risks. But thatâs not true for others. The test has no proven benefit for other people. The best way to prevent lung cancer. If you want to prevent lung cancer, quit smoking. Quitting gives you much better protection than CT scans do.


CT Lung Screening
Links to more information. 1  Research in the New England Journal of Medicine (Feb. 21, 2013) found that lung cancer screening with CT would detect more cancers and save more lives if current screening criteria were modified to include a wider range of individuals at risk.


BUY Xtandi 40 mg/1 CAPSULE â enzalutamide â USES & SIDE EFFECTS Price.
USA drugs prices are regulated and hence Xtandi 40 mg/1 CAPSULE price in usa is also fixed, however the price in Australia is AUD1.0419, Astellas Pharma US, Inc. supplies Xtandi in Canada through import export services.


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Prostate Cancer Canada is the leading national foundation dedicated to the elimination of the most common cancer in men through research, advocacy, education, support and awareness.


What is XTANDI?
XTANDI may cause infections, falls and injuries from falls. Tell your healthcare provider if you have signs or symptoms of an infection or if you fall. Tell your healthcare provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.


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Molecular Weight(MW): 464.44. Enzalutamide (MDV3100) is an androgen-receptor (AR) antagonist with IC50 of 36 nM in LNCaP cells.


Shares of a small drugmaker tanked after it became the target of Congress' fight against high drug prices
Xtandi costs $129,000 for a course of treatment in the US, but just one-third of that in countries like Japan and Sweden, the legislators said.


BUY Xtandi 40 mg/1 CAPSULE â enzalutamide â USES & SIDE EFFECTS Price.
Xtandi price list keep fluctuating, however the price of Xtandi 40 mg/1 CAPSULE in USA is fixed by govt of USA. However different brands have different price. IN brand of Astellas Pharma US, Inc. â Xtandi, the price of ENZALUTAMIDE is â 0.6019 CAD, in usa USD 1.0419 . Price in USA


Xtandi Prices, Coupons and Patient Assistance Programs
Xtandi Prices, Coupons and Patient Assistance Programs. Xtandi (enzalutamide) is a member of the antiandrogens drug class and is commonly used for Prostate Cancer. Xtandi Prices. This Xtandi price guide is based on using the Drugs.com discount card which is accepted at most U.S. pharmacies. The cost for Xtandi oral capsule 40 mg is around $10,759 for a supply of 120 capsules, depending on the pharmacy you visit. Prices are for cash paying customers only and are not valid with insurance plans. Xtandi is available as a brand name drug only, a generic version is not yet available.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
In preschool, it all begins with children learning how to write their own names. Before one can read a book or write a full paper, children must first learn how to spell, identify, and write out their name. As their time in preschool continues, your child may also learn how to write short but common words, such as Mom, Dad, or Dog.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
Children that can read early on are going to get along better in school. This is why preschool curriculum includes a lot of story time. At home, reading to your child for 10 minutes a day is enough to make a difference. Although the more that you read with your child, the better.


10 good reasons your child should attend preschool
Preschool provides a foundation for learning both socially and academically that will help your child succeed in elementary school. Preschool is an opportunity for growth For many children, preschool is their first experience in a structured setting with teachers and groups of children.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
At preschool your child will learn different colors, shapes, and body parts. They will also learn the difference between, small, smaller, and smallest. You can enhance your childâs knowledge at home by commenting on the color, shape, and size of nearby objects.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
Fine Motor Skills In Preschool. How well your child can cut a straight line with a pair of scissors, or write their own name, has a lot to do with their fine motor skills. Many of the activities preschoolers participate in work fine motor skills, tuning them up for more complicated tasks in the future.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
8 Fundamental Things Your Child Will Learn In Preschool Sure there is an abundance of art, music, story time, and even dancing during a day at preschool, but all of these activities are carefully calculated to benefit your childâs fundamental development.


10 good reasons your child should attend preschool
Preschool promotes social and emotional development In order to learn, a young child needs to feel cared for and secure with a teacher or caregiver. A 3-year-old child is able to spend time away from parents and build trusting relationships with adults outside the family.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
Read on to learn exactly what your child will learn while enrolled in preschool, and how their preschool experience can impact the rest of their educational career (Read the top 5 benefits of preschool).


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
Children ages 2-5 that are cared for by a relative or kept at home with their parents, do not do as well as children exposed to a high-quality preschool curriculum. Kids that get behind in kindergarten, tend to stay behind all through elementary school and beyond.


What Do Kids Learn in Preschool?
Between 2-5 years old your child is learning and growing at a tremendous pace, when enrolled in the right preschool learning is further enhanced. For many kids, preschool provides some of their first outside socialization.


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Top popular food that most Chinese people eat during the Spring Festival and on New Year's Day, including fish, dumplings, Spring Rolls, Niangao and many other food. Contact us About us


Chinese Lunar New Year 2016 Facts: Traditional Food, Snacks And Easy Recipes For Yusheng, Buddhaâs Delight, Nian Gao And More
Hereâs an easy recipe for yusheng to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Guests toss a giant plate of yusheng, or raw fish, during a lo hei dinner before the Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, in Singapore Jan. 8, 2016.


Chinese Lunar New Year 2016 Facts: Traditional Food, Snacks And Easy Recipes For Yusheng, Buddhaâs Delight, Nian Gao And More
Buddhaâs delight, or Luohan Zhai in Mandarin, is typically served during the first day of the Chinese New Year in the belief that one should maintain a vegetarian diet during the first five days of the new year.


Chinese New Year Food: Top Lucky Foods and Symbolism
Certain dishes are eaten during the Chinese New Year for their symbolic meaning. Lucky food is served during the 16-day festival season, especially New Year's Eve, which is believed to bring good luck for the coming year. The auspicious symbolism of these foods is based on their pronunciations or appearance. Not only do the dishes themselves matter, but also the preparation, and ways of serving and eating mean a lot. The most common Chinese New Year foods includes dumplings, fish, spring rolls, and niangao.


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So Chinese people think eating mud carp during the Chinese New Year symbolizes wishing for good fortune. Catfish: The Chinese for catfish (é²¶é±¼ niÃ¡nyÃº /nyen-yoo/) sounds like å¹´ä½ (niÃ¡n yÃº) meaning 'year surplus'. So eating catfish is a wish for a surplus in the year.


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Chinese mud carp: The first part of the Chinese for âmud carpâ (é²¤é±¼ lÇyÃº /lee-yoo/) is pronounced like the word for gifts (ç¤¼ lÇ /lee/). So Chinese people think eating mud carp during the Chinese New Year symbolizes wishing for good fortune. Catfish: The Chinese for âcatfishâ (é²¶é±¼ niÃ¡nyÃº /nyen-yoo/) sounds like å¹´ä½ (niÃ¡n yÃº) meaning âyear surplus'. So eating catfish is a wish for a surplus in the year.


Chinese Lunar New Year 2016 Facts: Traditional Food, Snacks And Easy Recipes For Yusheng, Buddhaâs Delight, Nian Gao And More
Chinese Lunar New Year 2016 Facts: Traditional Food, Snacks And Easy Recipes For Yusheng, Buddhaâs Delight, Nian Gao And More. The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is a time for reuniting with family and indulging in delicacies such as Buddhaâs delight, nian gao and yusheng. Above, people pick up candies in a shop selling Chinese New Year goods at a market in Taipei, Taiwan, Feb. 3, 2016. Photo: Reuters/Pichi Chuang The Year of the Monkey on the Chinese calendar will begin Monday, and festivals will be held worldwide to mark the Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year. While Chinese New Year traditions may differ in various regions of China and around the world, many delicacies consumed during the holiday period are shared across Chinese culture. Below are some of the traditional food items commonly enjoyed around the time of the Chinese New Year, ranging from sticky rice cakes to uncut egg noodles, along with some easy recipes and facts about the symbolic meanings of the dishes.


What Does It Mean to Have a Bruise Around a Bug Bite?
These pests latch onto or burrow into the skin as they breed and lay eggs. As these creepy crawlers derive nutrients at the host's expense, they sometimes leave bruises behind that swell on top of the skin. As the wound begins to heal, the bruise often changes colors; this is part of the healing process and is totally normal.


WHAT DOES SUDDEN UNEXPLAINED BRUISING OF FOREHEAD AND THIGHâ¦
Bruises, or contusions,are the consequence of mild bleeding under the skin Bruises can occur due to direct pressure or blunt injuries to the body. Some bruises are superficial while other are painful and swollen.


8 reasons for unexplained bruises on your body
8 reasons for unexplained bruises on your body Do you bruise in places that you donât even remember bumping or hurting, and the bruise doesnât go away for months together? Read more about what could cause it.


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Sudden unexplained bruising or blood spots under the skin or a sudden increase in the frequency of bruising may be caused by: A medicine , such as aspirin or blood thinners ( anticoagulants). Infection that causes the buildup of toxin in the blood or tissues ( sepsis ).


I have a perfectly round perfect circle bruise on my arm, size of a nickel, sont know what could have caused it
u are not alone.my mother and I and other members of my family get them on their arms. it started as we got older. we don't know why they are exactly perfectly circular but I think as we age our skin thins and we bruise easily.a bruise is just bleeding under the skin. if u find an answer to the perfect circle id like to know.


What Does It Mean to Have a Bruise Around a Bug Bite?
Quick Answer. Developing a bruise after getting bit by a bug is from skin bleeding caused by a chemical the bug used while feeding, a stinger or a certain insect venom. When the skin bruises, it simply means that there has been a loss of oxygen to the skin cells, which is usually a result of a ruptured blood vessel beneath the surface. Continue Reading


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1 Most blood is spun in centrifuges to separate the transfusable components â red cells, platelets, and plasma. 2  The primary components like plasma, can be further manufactured into components such as cryoprecipitate. 3  Red cells are then leuko-reduced. 4  Single donor platelets are leukoreduced and bacterially tested.


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Blood is a specialized fluid in your body that has four main components, each with a different function: plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.


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Blood is a specialized fluid in your body that has four main components, each with a different function: plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. Watch this video to learn more about how these components work.


BLOOD AND ITS COMPONENTS
Figure 1. Blood can be separated into its components by putting it into a centrifuge and spinning it down.. The parts separate according to their relative weights.. This shows the components of blood in their relative ratios.


Blood Separation
Role of CentrifugationThe role of a centrifuge in testing blood is to separate whole blood into its various components. Each component of blood has a specific use in the body and therefore a different test may be required FOR EACH component. Blood can be centrifuged in a tube, bottle or bag.


Blood Separation
Blood is separated in bags and blood tubes into itâs various components: 1  Red Blood Cells (RBC), erythrocytes, carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.


The Components of Blood and Their Importance
Please try again later. Blood is a specialized fluid in your body that has four main components, each with a different function: plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. Watch this video to learn more about how these components work.


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the âdew point,â the vapor turns to visible droplets of liquid, or condenses on the cooler surface. This often happens to bathroom mirrors and walls after someone has taken a hot shower. Condensation can also occur on windows during the winter if the inside humidity level is high enough. When it comes to condensation outside your


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When air cools to its dew point through contact with a surface that is colder than the air, water will condense on the surface.[1][2] The dew point is sometimes called the frost point when the temperature is below the freezing point of water, as frost is formed rather than dew.[3] The measurement of the dew point is related to humidity.


Dew point
Dew point. Dew point is the temperature to which air must be cooled to become saturated with water vapor. When further cooled, the airborne water vapor will condense to form liquid water (dew). When air cools to its dew point through contact with a surface that is colder than the air, water will condense on the surface. When the temperature is below the freezing point of water, the dew point is called the frost point, as frost is formed rather than dew. The measurement of the dew point is related to humidity.


Dew point
The dew point is the temperature to which air must be cooled to become saturated with water vapor. When further cooled, the airborne water vapor will condense to form liquid water. When air cools to its dew point through contact with a surface that is colder than the air, water will condense on the surface. When the temperature is below the freezing point of water, the dew point is called the frost point, as frost is formed rather than dew. The measurement of the dew point is related to humidity


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At temperatures below the dew point, the rate of condensation will be greater than that of evaporation, forming more liquid water. The condensed water is called dew when it forms on a solid surface, or frost if it freezes.


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to fall below the dew point of the ambient airâcreating condensation. Only when the glass temperature rises above the dew point will the condensation evaporate back into the air. Common examples of this are when dew forms on grass, car hoods and roofs and in common summertime conditions, with hot, humid air on the outside and colder, conditioned air on the inside. Condensation can form differently from window to window. Even windows that are located on the same wall of a home can experience different levels of condensation.


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The dew point is the temperature to which air must be cooled to become saturated with water vapor. When further cooled, the airborne water vapor will condense to form liquid water . When air cools to its dew point through contact with a surface that is colder than the air, water will condense on the surface.


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Cause Condensation Under certain conditions, condensation can occur both inside and outside your home but windows do not cause condensation. The source of condensation, or âsweatingâ on windows and mirrors inside a home is caused by humidity, or invisible water vapor, present in virtually all air. When this water


Tattoos: the hidden meanings
Tattoos display an individual's membership to a particular group in society, writes sociologist Tony Lawrence. Practically, tattoos could help identify drowned sailors. Their meanings, however, depend on the era and even the specific ship. An anchor could mean crossing the equator, the soul of a dead sailor or symbolise hope â we may no longer take perilous journeys on high seas but still seek to anchor our self.


Black circle tattoo meaning?
black circle tattoo meaning? I met a woman who had a black circle tattoo around her belly button. any idea what this means, or stands for?


Angry Ink
Their response is, Well, that's what I want. So I do it, then they come back moaning that I was right and they should have listened to me. So not only do these tattoos show a lack of independent thought, they are also the mark of people who cannot listen to instructions.


15 prison tattoos and their meanings
One of the most widely recognized prison tattoos, the teardropâs meaning varies geographically. In some places, the tattoo can mean a lengthy prison sentence, while in others it signifies that the wearer has committed murder. If the teardrop is just an outline, it can symbolize an attempted murder. It can also mean that one of the inmateâs friends was murdered and that they are seeking revenge.


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I have two tattoos now, both of which have deep meaning for me. I am looking for a great tattoo for my rib that will be on of three more I'd like to get. I love tattoos and you've done an amazing job in the depth and research that has gone into this post, thank you for your dedication to the topic and sharing it with us all!


Circle Symbolism
Circle symbol meaning is universal it represents the infinite nature of energy, and the inclusivity of the universe. Since ancient times circles have represented the cycles of time, specifically in the movements of the seasons. In the revolutions of the earth around the sun.


Circle Tattoo Meaning
Circle Tattoo Meaning Throughout history, the circle has held special meaning for humanity. A representative of the sun, the planet Earth, the moon, and the circle of life, the circle shows up in cultures and religions from around the world.


Tattoos: the hidden meanings
Just like a work of art in a gallery, a tattoo may say more about its creator than the person who displays it. And the meaning of a tattoo may only be created after its bearer keeps being asked, what does it mean? Sometimes you just want a cool tattoo, says Lodder.


Fred Rogers
Fred Rogers. Fred McFeely Rogers (March 20, 1928 â February 27, 2003) was an American television personality, musician, puppeteer, writer, producer, and Presbyterian minister.


Tom Hanks Cast As Mr. Rogers In New Biopic & Fans Are Freaking Out On Twitter
The Academy Award winning actor is confirmed to play the role of Fred Rogers from the childrenâs television series Mister Rogersâ Neighborhood in the biopic film You Are My Friend and fans on Twitter are going crazy happy over the news!


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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Old Friends...New Friends Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. THE NEIGHBORHOOD Episodes Cast Characters Locations Songs & Lyrics Broadcast Schedules. MUSIC Songs & Lyrics Commercial Releases Other Music. PUBLICATIONS Books for Children Books for Adults Newsletters Pamphlets Other Publications Shared in the Neighborhood. VIDEO Commercial Releases


Tom Hanks cast as Mr. Rogers in upcoming biopic 'You Are My Friend'
Tom Hanks will play public-television icon and Pittsburgh-area native Mr. Rogers in a biopic that could start production as early as this fall, Variety is ...


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Tom Hanks starring as Mr. Rogers in 'You Are My Friend' is just what the world needs. Tom Hanks is the only actor who can fill the comfortable shoes and cardigan of Fred Rogers from 'Mr Rogers' Neighborhood' in an upcoming film.


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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood cast list, including photos of the actors when available. This list includes all of the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood main actors and actresses, so ... sign in sign up


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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood | Cast. 1  Sara Lockard. 2  Scott Bill Burns. 3  Sergio Pinto. 4  Sheila McKenna. 5  Stanley Clay. 6  Stephen Lee. 7  Susan Linn. 8  Susan Solomon.


Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Mister Rogers Trailer. The genial, soft-spoken man made every day `special' and every kid welcome in this long-running series. Once described as `a singing psychiatrist for children,' Rogers used puppetry, songs and storytelling to teach youngsters about family values and how to deal with life's ups and downs. Rogers, an ordained Presbyterian minister, was a beloved mainstay of PBS's daytime lineup and received a long-overdue Emmy in 1999 for Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series. Jump to: Cast


Tom Hanks Cast As Mr. Rogers In New Biopic & Fans Are Freaking Out On Twitter
One Twitter user posted a GIF of the opening to Mister Rogers Neighborhood with a caption full of thanks. âEvery once in a while, the Universe is in PERFECT alignment to briefly brush away some of the nasty sludge of reality. Tom Hanks playing Mr. Rogers is one of those moments. THANK YOU, Universe! *wipes away tears of gratitude*,â the sweet tweet read. Another user tweeted a hilarious meme that brought together Tomâs new role of Mr. Rogers, who would change his shoes at the beginning of each episode of his popular series, to his old iconic role of Forrest Gump.


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Fans of both Tom Hanks and the iconic Mr. Rogers can't wait to see the famous actor take on the role of the famously decent TV host. It's a match made in casting heaven Fans of both Tom Hanks and the iconic Mr. Rogers can't wait to see the famous actor take on the role of the famously decent TV host. America's Biological Father Tom Hanks Was Cast as Mister Rogers and People Could Barely Handle the News


How to get compound eyes?
It evolves into Metapod at Lv. 7 and once again into Butterfree at Lv. 10, which will have Compound Eyes. Do not catch Wild Metapod or it will struggle in battles before it can evolve. Loading editor


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Butterfly Eyes. Butterflies have two different types of eyes, single and compound. The one pair of simple eyes, ocelli, are single chambered and are primarily for determining light brightness. They are unable to focus on an individual object. The compound eyes are multifaceted and are used for their main eye sight. The light comes through one facet and is received by one rhabdom, similar to human retinas. Butterflies are able to see light wavelengths from 254 to 600 nm, this includes ultraviolet light, a light that we are unable to see.


compound eye
Structure of a compound eye. Image courtesy of BioMEDIA ASSOCIATES. A compound eye is the type of eye commonly found in arthropods, including many insects and crustaceans. A compound eye has a mesh-like appearance because it consists of hundreds or thousands of tiny lens-capped optical units called ommatidia. Each ommatidium has its own cornea, lens, and photoreceptor cells for distinguishing brightness and color.


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Each ommatidium consists of. 1  a lens (the front surface of which makes up a single facet) 2  a transparent crystalline cone. 3  light-sensitive visual cells arranged in a radial pattern like the sections of an orange. 4  pigment cells which separate the ommatidium from its neighbors.


What Are Compound Eyes?
A: Compound eyes are types of eyes made up of many repeating units called ommatidia. These types of eyes are mainly present in insects, although some crustaceans, such as crayfish, also possess them. A single compound eye can have as many as 30,000 ommatidia. The quality of vision of these eyes is lower in resolution than that of vertebrates, but compound eyes can pick up the smallest movements that others miss. Continue Reading


How to get compound eyes?
Compound Eyes actually work, I tried it and without compound eyes and only frisked like Oh boy, frisked 1 deep sea scale in 30 minutes but with compound eyes, its like every 5 minutes or unless im just lucky


What Are Compound Eyes?
Insects can see color and other forms of light with their compound eyes. A honeybee can see most colors, except for red. Additionally, insects such as honeybees and monarch butterflies can see ultraviolet light.


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The Compound Eye. The arthropod (e.g., insects, crustaceans) eye is built quite differently from the vertebrate eye (and mollusk eye). Arthropod eyes are called compound eyes because they are made up of repeating units, the ommatidia, each of which functions as a separate visual receptor. Each ommatidium consists of. a lens (the front surface of which makes up a single facet) a transparent crystalline cone.


How to get compound eyes?
That has no relation to whether Compound Eyes work or not. You just need to have a Pokemon with Ability Compound Eyes to lead the party, then switch into another Pokemon with Ability Frisk when you found the desired Pokemon to check if it holds the item you need.


compound eye
Surprising facts. 1  A dragonfly has 30,000 ommatidia in each eye. 2  The body of Ophiocoma wendtii, a type of brittle star, is covered with ommatidia, turning its whole skin into a compound eye! 3  Compound eyes first appeared on Earth more than 500 million years ago.


Conflict theory
chambliss radical conflict. focused on the importance of labor, and resources, and control for the existing social order; each aspect of the criminal justice system favors the more powerful on the expense of the powerless. marxist criminology.


Attorneys for MetLife Disability Claims
Once you've finished with this lesson, you will have the ability to: 1  Describe social conflict theory. 2  Identify the father of social conflict theory and explain his views of capitalism and class conflict. 3  List some other important contributors to social conflict theory.


Understanding Conflict Theory
Marx's Conflict Theory. Conflict theory originated in the work of Karl Marx, who focused on the causes and consequences of class conflict between the bourgeoisie (the owners of the means of production and the capitalists) and the proletariat (the working class and the poor).


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For conflict theories, basic questions about a social structure are Who gets what and why? What was the first large-scale effort to focus on children of poverty in America? Head start


Social Conflict Theory and Crime: Definitions and Approach to Deviance
In this lesson, though, we'll focus on what this theory suggests about deviance. Deviance and Power First, the theory suggests that who or what is labeled as deviant depends on who has the most power.


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Key Terms and Vocabulary. 1  Social conflict theory: proposes that laws and norms reflect the interests of the powerful members of society. 2  White-collar crime: crime committed by people of high social positions, often as part of their job (examples: embezzlement, bribery)


Conflict Theory
However, many conflict theorists focus on capitalism as the source of social inequalities. The primary cause of social problems, according to the conflict perspective, is the exploitation and oppression of subordinate groups by dominants.


Social conflict theory
Conflict can take many forms and involve struggle over many different types of resources, including status. However, formal conflict theory had its foundations in the analysis of class conflict, and the example of the owner and the tenant can be understood in


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A functionalists would argue that everything in society has a  function that in the end makes up society as a whole. They would  argue that conflict has a function in societâ¦y. A conflict theorists  would argue that conflict is not a function of society but an  actual natural trait of society.


Independent Contractor (Self-Employed) or Employee?
Generally, you must withhold income taxes, withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes, and pay unemployment tax on wages paid to an employee. You do not generally have to withhold or pay any taxes on payments to independent contractors. Select the Scenario that Applies to You: I am an independent contractor or in business for myself If you are a business owner or contractor who provides services to other businesses, then you are generally considered self-employed. For more information on your tax obligations if you are self-employed (an independent contractor), see our Self-Employed Tax Center.


Residential General Contractors â When to Hire
Here are some quick rules of thumb: 1  If the job is going to take more than a week, hire a GC. 2  If the job requires several different pros to complete, hire a GC. 3  If the job requires a few permits, hire a GC.


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Make sure the contractor is licensed. All contractor advertisementsâwhether it be an ad in the phone book or newspaper, a flyer that shows up at your front door, or the company's name on the side of a truckâmust have the contractor's state license number. You can check the license status online or call (800) 321-CSLB (2752).


What Kind of Contractor Do You Need?
What Kind of Contractor Do You Need? Here are some guidelines to use when you begin searching for state-licensed contractors. Using s licensed contractor could help your avoid financial risk and other problems associated with unlicensed operators. In California, anyone who contracts to perform work on a project that is valued at $500 or more for combined labor and materials costs must hold a current, valid license from CSLB.


5 Secrets Your Contractor Doesnât Want You to Know
2. He's Going to Farm Out the Work. General contractors often donât do the physical work themselves. They might have been carpenters or plumbers, but now that they run their own businesses, theyâve retired their tool belts. Instead, their role is to sign clients, manage budgets, and schedule a cast of subcontractors. When heâs trying to win your business, a contractor can be pretty vague about how involved heâs going to be â and who will be running the job day-to-day. What you should do: Inquire who will be in charge of the job site.


What Does a Building Contractor Do?
A commercial building contractor oversees the construction and remodeling of stores, malls, hotels and other commercial projects. Most building contractors own their own companies and many of them worked in the construction industry before becoming contractors. Contracting A building contractor finds, solicits bids from and schedules all of the subcontractors that are necessary to complete the project. The new homeowner or business owner contracts with the building contractor, and the building contractor contracts with the subcontractors and suppliers. Contractors typically charge from 10 percent to 15 percent of the total project cost for this service.


What Do Excavating Contractors Do?
Excavation contractors are business owners and are considered subcontractors because their job is often just one part of a larger project. A homeowner can contact an excavation contractor for a personal job, such as digging for a swimming pool, but the excavation contractor wonât oversee the entire project. Excavation contractors often work under the direction of general contractors, who solicit bids, coordinate subcontractor timelines and pay the excavation contractor when he completes his part of the project.


Independent contractor
Independent contractor. An independent contractor is a natural person, business, or corporation that provides goods or services to another entity under terms specified in a contract or within a verbal agreement. Unlike an employee, an independent contractor does not work regularly for an employer but works as and when required, during which time he or she may be subject to law of agency. Independent contractors are usually paid on a freelance basis. Contractors often work through a limited company or franchise, which t


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Coroners Service during the Town Hall Refurbishment; Who is the Coroner? What do they do? The role of the Coroner's Officers; Who's Who at Manchester Coroners Office; How to contact the Coroner and the Coronerâs Officers; Coroners Service during the Town Hall Refurbishment. Important changes to our service location


What does a Coroner do?
What does a Coroner do? A coroner is responsible for the dead bodies that come into the morgue. If the death seems suspicious, they begin an investigation into the cause of death. Most countries believe that a death that occurs outside of the traditional hospital facility is potentially suspicious, so most deaths are investigated by a coroner.


What does a Coroner do?
The term coroner has different meanings, depending on the country that one resides in. Some coroners in the United States (depending on the state) are specialized physicians, or medical examiners, with training in forensic pathology, and yet others are elected officials who are typically voted in at the county level.


Births, marriages, deaths & nationalityGeneral Information about the Coroners Service
Births, marriages, deaths & nationality General Information about the Coroners Service Coroners Service during the Town Hall Refurbishment; Who is the Coroner? What do they do? The role of the Coroner's Officers; Who's Who at Manchester Coroners Office; How to contact the Coroner and the Coronerâs Officers


What does a Coroner do?
In some countries, coroners act more within the role of an investigator, and are a part of the court system. They also preside over the court proceedings to determine an official cause of death. Evidence is presented through the court, and a cause of death is determined with the coroner acting as a judge over the proceedings.


Births, marriages, deaths & nationalityGeneral Information about the Coroners Service
How to contact the Coroner and the Coronerâs Officers; Coroners Service during the Town Hall Refurbishment. Important changes to our service location. From 15 January 2018, Manchester Town Hall will be closed to the public as complex restoration work begins. The Coroners Service will be moving to new accommodation in the city centre in June/July 2018. Between those dates, the arrangements are as follows: The Coroners Office will remain based in the Town Hall but we will not be able to receive visitors there.


What does a Coroner do?
The workplace environment of a coroner can be very different from country to country and even state to state. Some court coroners work both in the court and in the morgue. Some work involves crime scene investigation and the gathering of evidence.


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When Death Occursâ¦Commonly Asked Questions. Page 1 of 11. A Message From. Madison County Coroner. Stephen P. Nonn, D-ABMDI. Truly, the only universal experiences we share are birth and. death. With birth, there is joy and elation. In death, there is sorrow. and grief. It is my hope that the Madison County Coroner's Office can help. you through this trying time and resolve the questions you may have. regarding the death of your loved one.


Correlations, Reliability and Validity, and Linear Regression
With the exception of interrater reliability and content validity, all other estimates usually involve the calculation of a type of correlation. Multiple estimates may be used to evaluate the properties of an instrument in certain situations.


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http://www.pbarrett.net/techpapers/correlations_reliability_validity_Rev_1_July_2010.pdf However, testâtheory reliability estimates avoid this elapsed time issue by treating items or people as samples from some population or universe â and attempting to infer the reliability of a test (or person)


PEP 6305 Measurement in Health & Physical Education
n If you administer a test to a group of individuals and if the results do not match what you would expect, this is evidence that the test lacks validity. The definition, the theory, or the test are incorrect, but regardless of the reason the test is not valid for the intended use.


Convergent & Discriminant Validity
Well, let's not let that stop us. One thing that we can say is that the convergent correlations should always be higher than the discriminant ones. At least that helps a bit. Before we get too deep into the idea of convergence and discrimination, let's take a look at each one using a simple example.


Correlations, Reliability and Validity, and Linear Regression
One form of validity, namely predictive validity, relates a test score to some future event or condition. In the following section, you'll see how prediction and correlation can be related to help make decisions or analyze patterns.


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The spreadsheet estimates the calibration equation and the following measures of validity: typical error of the estimate, new-prediction error, correlation coefficient, and limits of agreement (but don't use them!). Analysis of log-transformed data is included for estimation of errors as percents of the mean.


Chapter 7.3 Test Validity and Reliability
A new test of adult intelligence, for example, would have concurrent validity if it had a high positive correlation with the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale since the Wechsler is an accepted measure of the construct we call intelligence.


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The three main measures of reliability--change in the mean, within-subject variation, and retest correlation--are adapted to represent validity. I call them the estimation equation, typical error of the estimate, and validity correlation. There is also a measure of limits of agreement.


Why do people close their curtains at home when someone dies?
Long ago they put up white sheets to cover their windows. As a kid many a time I have seen that , it was just to let people know there was a death in the house. Most Catholics families put the white sheet up,as usually the body was kept in the house during the wake, which lasted three days and nights.


Victorian Funeral Customs and Superstitions
If you see yourself in a dream, your death will follow. If you see an owl in the daytime, there will be a death. If you dream about a birth, someone you know will die. If it rains in an open grave then someone in the family will die within the year. If a bird pecks on your window or crashes into one that there has been a death. If a sparrow lands on a piano, someone in the home will die. If a picture falls off the wall, there will be a death of someone you know. If you spill salt, throw a pinch of the spilt salt over your shoulder to prevent death.


Why Does Godâs Creation Include Death and Suffering?
When Adam sinned, however, the Lord cursed the universe. In essence there was a change, and along with that change God began to uphold the creation in a cursed state. Suffering and death entered into His creation. The whole universe now suffers from the effects of sin (Romans 8:22).


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A recent death in the family is likely to inspire dreams of the lost loved one, particularly if there are still unresolved conflicts between you and the one you've lost. To encounter someone who has died in one of your dreams is an attempt to resolve conflicts which you were unable to deal with while the person was alive.


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âItâs the color of death!â De Sica told Sellers, and Sellers was haunted by this for the rest of his life. In later years, Sellersâ aversion to purple produced such volcanic tantrums that publicists would scour his proposed hotel rooms in search of the color, and if they found it, change the room.


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72 thoughts on âVictorian Funeral Customs and Superstitionsâ. â 1 A dog howling at night when someone in the house is sick is a bad omen.â. -THIS IS A SUPERSTITION KNOWN ALSO IN THE PHILIPPINES AND EVEN IN ITS SMALL PROVINCES LIKE EASTERN SAMAR. âLavish meals, or collations, were often served after internment.â.


INTERPRETING THE TORN TEMPLE CURTAIN
Since the curtains at the Jerusalem temple were patterned after those from Israel's tabernacle in the wilderness, Gurtner begins his investigation with a study of the tabernacle curtains, first described in the book of Exodus.3 There were three such curtains:


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Looking for the deeper meaning in The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe? Learn the meaning of the main symbols used in the poem with this analysis. Bright Hub Education


Chronic Epididymitis: A Practical Approach to Understanding and Managing a Difficult Urologic Enigma
There is some evidence that chronic epididymitis may be infective (eg, chlamydia 7) and, although there are no studies to confirm this, there seems to be a postinfective chronic epididymitis (ie, after an episode of acute bacterial epididymitis, the inflammation and discomfort persist).


Epididymitis
Epididymitis: Introduction. Epididymitis is an inflammation of the epididymis, a coiled tube that lies above and behind each testicle and stores and transports sperm. Epididymitis is often caused by a bacterial infection or viral infection of the urinary tract that spreads into a man's reproductive system.


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Epididymitis usually causes considerable pain. To ease your discomfort: Rest in bed; Lie down so that your scrotum is elevated; Apply cold packs to your scrotum as tolerated; Wear an athletic supporter; Avoid lifting heavy objects; Avoid sexual intercourse until your infection has cleared; Preparing for your appointment


Epididymitis
Things to remember. 1  Epididymitis is an infection that causes inflammation of the epididymis, which is a series of small tubes attached to the back of each testicle that collects and stores sperm. Most cases of epididymitis are caused by bacterial infection from a urinary tract infection or a sexually transmissible infection (STI) such as gonorrhoea or chlamydia.


Pepsin
Epididymitis usually begins with a gradual onset of testicular pain that increases in severity over time. The testicle can become swollen, tender to touch and red. Other symptoms can include: Discomfort in the lower abdomen or pelvis; Red and tender area on the side of the scrotum; Pain or burning during urination; Discharge from the urethra; Fever


Epididymitis
Since bacteria that cause urinary tract infections are often the cause of epididymitis in children, co-trimoxazole or suited penicillins (for example, cephalexin) can be used. Household remedies such as elevation of the scrotum and cold compresses applied regularly to the scrotum may relieve the pain in acute cases.


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Treatment for epididymitis. 1  antibiotics. 2  antibiotics for any sexual partners (if an STI was the cause) 3  bed rest. 4  pain-relieving medication. 5  cold compresses applied regularly to the scrotum. 6  elevation of the scrotum. 7  a stay in hospital (in cases of severe infection) 8  check-ups afterwards to make sure the infection has cleared up.


Epididymitis
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), gonorrhea and chlamydia are the most common causes in men 35 years old or younger. Chronic epididymitis, on the other hand, lasts six weeks or more. Symptoms include discomfort or pain in the scrotum, epididymis, or the testicles.


Epididymitis And Orchitis
These infections are the most common causes of epididymitis related to STDs. To prevent the spread of these diseases, all your sex partners should receive antibiotics as well. Intestinal bacteria. A variety of antibiotics work against this type of infection. A young boy with epididymitis probably will be referred to a urologist.


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Mom
See Also. Premise. A comedy centering on a newly sober single mother trying to raise two children while dealing with her overly critical mother and working as a waitress in Napa Valley. Executive producers include Chuck Lorre ('Two and a Half Men' and 'The Big Bang Theory').


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Mom  (TV series)
It stars Anna Faris and Allison Janney in lead roles as dysfunctional daughter/mother duo Christy and Bonnie Plunkett. Sadie Calvano, Blake Garrett Rosenthal, Matt L. Jones, Spencer Daniels, Nate Corddry, French Stewart, William Fichtner, Beth Hall, Jaime Pressly and Mimi Kennedy appear in supporting roles.


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In 1806, the District of Arkansas was organized from the southern portion of the Louisiana Territory. A Court of Common Pleas was established for the district, which convened at Arkansas Post in December 1808. Divided into criminal and civil divisions, the courts were presided over by non-lawyer judges.


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Agencies. Explore Arkansas state government agencies, and county and city government organizations. View Agencies by Category


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Membership of the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission is composed of five individuals; each serving a four-year term. Members are appointed as follows: one member is appointed by the Governor of Arkansas; two members are appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Arkansas Senate; and two members are appointed by the Speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives.


Governor of Arkansas
Arkansas is one of 44 states in which the governor has line item veto authority. The governor is required by statute to submit a balanced budget. The legislature is not legally required to pass a balanced budget, but the governor is required by statute to sign a balanced budget. Governor's office budget. The budget for the Office of the Arkansas Governor in Fiscal Year 2012 was $5,279,815. Compensation


Governor of California
The 39th and current Governor of California is Jerry Brown (D). He was first elected in November 2010. He took office on January 1, 2011, and won re-election in 2014. Brown previously served as the 34th Governor of California, from 1975 to 1983.


Asa Hutchinson
Asa Hutchinson's older brother, Tim, preceded him as U.S. Representative from Arkansas's 3rd congressional district and served one term as a United States Senator from Arkansas from 1997â2003, being defeated for a second term by then-Arkansas Attorney General Mark Pryor, a Democrat, in 2002.


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Is traffic backed up on I-40? Howâs that storm affecting your commute? The Arkansas Highway Transportation Department makes it easy for you to âknow before you goâ with iDriveArkansas.com. View a map of up-to-the-minute highway construction and traffic conditions on any mobile device. Take Me To iDriveArkansas.com


Governorâs Initiatives
The Governorâs Constituent Services Department has direct contact with the citizens of the State of Arkansas on the Governorâs behalf. The members of this team answer letters, e-mails and phone calls of those constituents who have questions or complaints about the agencies, boards and commissions of the State.


Term limits in the United States
Office Requirements - House of Representatives. Four-year term - Arkansas Constitution, Amendment 63, Â§1; Limited to three two year terms - Arkansas Const, Amend 73, Â§1; One year resident of county or district to be represented at the time of the election. Arkansas resident for two years - Arkansas Const, Article 6, Â§5


How to Successfully Start Seed Indoors
Used pots should be cleaned and disinfected by soaking in 1 part bleach to 10 parts water. Potting Mix - Seeds do best in a soilless mix where there are fewer inherent problems than with garden soil. Seeds - Your choice. (Here's some help for deciding what vegetables to grow.) Labels/markers - Do this when...MORE you plant your seeds, because won't remember what's what. Plastic Bags or Covers - These will trap warmth and humidity where the seeds.


Definitions &Translations
The cotyledon of grasses and many other monocotyledons is a highly modified leaf composed of a scutellum and a coleoptile. The scutellum is a tissue within the seed that is specialized to absorb stored food from the adjacent endosperm.


How to Successfully Start Seed Indoors
Use the pre-dampened potting mix to fill your seed starting containers. Don't pack the potting mix into the container. Fill about 2/3s full and tap the container on the table top, to help the potting mix settle. Gently firm with your hand or a small board.


How to Successfully Start Seed Indoors
Seed Starting: Preparing the Potting Mix Make sure the potting mix is not lumpy. Â© Marie Iannotti Loosen and dampen the potting mix before you put it into your seed starting containers. It is easier to get a uniform level of moisture if you do it this way. Dampen the mix to the consistency of a rung-out sponge. It should be wet, but not dripping, with no dry lumps. There are many good potting mixes available.


How to Successfully Start Seed Indoors
Potting Mix - Seeds do best in a soilless mix where there are fewer inherent problems than with garden soil Seeds - Your choice. (Here's some help for deciding what vegetables to grow.) Labels/markers - Do this... MORE when you plant your seeds, because won't remember what's what.


Seedling
A seedling is a young plant sporophyte developing out of a plant embryo from a seed. Seedling development starts with germination of the seed. A typical young seedling consists of three main parts: the radicle, the hypocotyl, and the cotyledons. The two classes of flowering plants are distinguished by their numbers of seed leaves: monocotyledons have one blade-shaped cotyledon, whereas dicotyledons possess two round cotyledons. Gymnosperms are more varied. For example, pine seedlings have up to


Seedling
(April 2012) A seedling is a young plant sporophyte developing out of a plant embryo from a seed. Seedling development starts with germination of the seed. A typical young seedling consists of three main parts: the radicle (embryonic root), the hypocotyl (embryonic shoot), and the cotyledons (seed leaves). The two classes of flowering plants (angiosperms) are distinguished by their numbers of seed leaves: monocotyledons (monocots) have one blade-shaped cotyledon, whereas dicotyledons (dicots) possess two round cotyledons.


Seedling
Growth of the plumule does not occur until the cotyledons have grown above ground. This is epigeal germination. However, in seeds such as the broad bean, a leaf structure is visible on the plumule in the seed. These seeds develop by the plumule growing up through the soil with the cotyledons remaining below the surface.


Seedling
Monocot (left) and dicot (right) seedlings. A seedling is a young plant sporophyte developing out of a plant embryo from a seed. Seedling development starts with germination of the seed. A typical young seedling consists of three main parts: the radicle (embryonic root), the hypocotyl (embryonic shoot), and the cotyledons (seed leaves).


How to Successfully Start Seed Indoors
True Leaves: As the seedling grows, the cotyledons will wither and what are called the first true leaves will form. This is when your seedling begins actively photosynthesizing. Since it is growing in a soilless mix, you will need to give it some supplemental feeding at this point.


Cow Killer Ant
Cow killer ant, also known as the red velvet ant, is the common name for Dasymutilla occidentalis. Although these common names suggest this insect is an ant, it is actually a solitary wasp, so it does not live in a colony. Identification The female is wingless, hairy and colored red and black.


Top 10 Ant Enemies
Microdon Maggot. Microdon is a Phorid fly, like the common fruit fly, whose strange maggots were once mistaken for a species of slug. With their flattened shield-like bodies and a protective odor, these maggots pretend to be just another part of the ant nest as they prey upon helpless ant larvae.


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Males can fly. Females are flightless because they do not have wings. Females can sting: males cannot. As for the cowkiller common name of this species, their sting is not potent enough to kill a cow; however, humans stung by this velvet ant experience such intense pain that they believe the sting could kill a cow.


Cowkiller Velvet Ant
The largest velvet ant species, cowkillers are 15-25 mm (0.6-1 in) long. Females are slightly larger than males. Diet. Adult cowkiller ants primarily feed on nectar but they will also eat larvae and adult insects, such as flies, beetles, bees, and other wasps. Reproduction Males fly low over the ground searching for females that they find using sight and smell to detect the pheromones that females secrete.


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Velvet ants bristle with weapons and are almost invincible
They are active at the same times and in the same locations as velvet ants, and they eat insects that are similar to velvet ants. The velvet ants almost always escaped unharmed In the 1980s, two biologists studying the diets of collared lizards in the southern US found velvet ants in the stomachs of two females.


What areas do the cow killer ants inhabit?
The range for Cow Killers is from Connecticut to Florida, west to Missouri and Texas. It is true that Cow Killers are wasps instead of ants, and I agree that there is no need to kill them. They roam a considerable distance, and are likely to continue right through your yard.


Dorylus
Dorylus, also known as driver ants, safari ants, or siafu, is a large genus of army ants found primarily in central and east Africa, although the range also extends to southern Africa and tropical Asia. The term siafu is a loanword from Swahili, and is one of numerous similar words from regional Bantu languages used by indigenous peoples to describe various species of these ants. Unlike the New World members of the former subfamily Ecitoninae, members of this genus do form temporary anthills las


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Ants can also be household pests, as well. Pharaoh ants, for example, are really well known pantry raiders in some areas. They donât sting, but people can become allergic to their leftover corpses. Theyâre also notorious for breaking into hospitals, where they can spread diseases while looking for food.


Velvet ants bristle with weapons and are almost invincible
Ants, spiders, lizards and gerbils all attacked velvet ants, but the velvet ants almost always escaped unharmed. Maybe their defences did not evolve to deal with predators after all A tarantula and a gerbil did manage to eat one each, but that was it.


How to Be a Great Deli Clerk
Before even setting foot behind the deli counter, you have to look the part of a deli clerk. Depending on your place of employment, you may have a dress code. For most delis you must wear the following: Safety shoes- these shoes are designed to follow health codes and prevent slipping in the work place.


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Deli Counter Clerk Salaries. View Deli Counter Clerk Hourly Wages. Alternate Job Titles: Deli Counter Clerk. What is the average annual salary for Deli Counter Clerk?


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what do meat clerks do? Meat clerks work in the meat department of grocery stores and butcher shops and are responsible for weighing, wrapping and pricing meat for customers. Depending on the store and responsibilities, meat clerks might be asked to slice deli meat or cut down larger pieces of meat for display at the meat counter.


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View salary range, bonus & benefits information for Deli Counter Clerk jobs in the United States or search by specific US and Canadian cities and towns. View open positions, job Descriptions and other statistics related to Deli Counter Clerk jobs.


Meat Clerk Job Description
WHAT DO MEAT CLERKS DO? Meat clerks work in the meat department of grocery stores and butcher shops and are responsible for weighing, wrapping and pricing meat for customers. Depending on the store and responsibilities, meat clerks might be asked to slice deli meat or cut down larger pieces of meat for display at the meat counter.


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Deli Counter Clerk Salaries with a Bachelor's Degree; Deli Counter Clerk Salaries with a Master's Degree or MBA; Deli Counter Clerk Salaries with a JD, MD, PhD or Equivalent; Industries that include Deli Counter Clerk. Retail & Wholesale; Categories that include Deli Counter Clerk. Retail/Wholesale; Entry Level; Deli Counter Clerk Salaries by State. Alabama; Alaska


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How much does a Deli Counter Clerk make? The median annual Deli Counter Clerk salary is $28,838, as of January 02, 2018, with a range usually between $25,575-$32,831, however this can vary widely depending on a variety of factors.


Deli Clerk
What does a Deli Clerk do? This is primarily a customer service job, so among the most important qualifications are a willingness and an ability to satisfy customers. As a Deli Clerk, you normally spend the largest part of your time selecting, preparing, and packaging products that customers request of you. In many situations, the Deli Clerk also does a good deal of standardized cooking, sandwich making, party tray building, and other forms of food preparation.


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For example the median expected annual pay for a typical Deli Counter Clerk in the United States is $28,838, so 50% of the people who perform the job of Deli Counter Clerk in the United States are expected to make less than $28,838.


Quick Search for: deli clerk
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deliver
Will you deliver your message, name your place and hour, and I shall meet you. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. 327 Various In trusting too much in government, we have asked of it more than it can deliver.


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Definition of delivery in the Definitions.net dictionary. Meaning of delivery. What does delivery mean? Information and translations of delivery in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.


"What does the message ""With delivery courier"" from DHL mean?"
What does the message With delivery courier from DHL mean? Thatâs an easy one. It means your package, parcel or envelope is on its final step before being delivered to its consignee (the person the shipment is addressed to).


Definitions &Translations
Wiktionary(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: deliver(Verb) To set free. deliver a captive from the prison. deliver(Verb) To give birth. she delivered a baby boy yesterday. deliver(Verb) To assist in the birth of. the doctor delivered the baby. deliver(Verb) To bring or transport something to its destination.


delivery
delivery. 1  the carrying and turning over of letters, goods, etc., to a designated recipient or recipients. 2  a giving up or handing over; surrender. 3  the utterance or enunciation of words. 4  vocal and bodily behavior during the presentation of a speech: a speaker's fine delivery.


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deliver
To surrender (someone or something) to another; hand over: delivered the criminal to the police. 3. To secure (something promised or desired), as for a candidate or political party: campaign workers who delivered the ward for the mayor. 4. To throw or hurl: The pitcher delivered the ball.


"What does the message ""With delivery courier"" from DHL mean?"
Answer Wiki. It means a courier has received the shipment that he/she is supposed to deliver in the current delivery cycle and scanned a With Courier checkpoint. Once the courier finishes scanning shipments, he/she departs the DHL facility and starts the delivery cycle.


DELIVER
1. deliver (a speech, oration, or idea) 2. bring to a destination, make a delivery. 3. to surrender someone or something to another. 4. free from harm or evil. 5. hand over to the authorities of another country. 6. pass down. 7. utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.)


delivery
Use 'delivery' in a Sentence I had to wait for the delivery man outside because our doorbell did not work and I did not want the dogs to bark. 20 people found this helpful You may need to rush a delivery if you need some supplies fast because the demand on your product is high.


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Computer engineering is a field that spans topics in computer science and electrical engineering dealing with the design, analysis, and applications of computer systems.


Engineers - What They Do
Electrical engineers specialize in areas such as power systems engineering or electrical equipment manufacturing. Electronics engineers, except computer, are responsible for a wide range of technologies, from portable music players to global positioning systems (GPS), which can continuously provide the location of, for example, a vehicle.


Electrical Engineering Specializations
Representative technical subjects are signal/image/video/speech/audio processing, radar and sonar, wireless communications, computer vision, and information forensics and assurance. 1  ENEE408G Multimedia Signal Processing. 2  ENEE420 Communication Systems. 3  ENEE425 Digital Signal Processing. 4  ENEE426 Communication Networks.


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Electrical Engineering Specializations As our students pursue their Electrical Engineering degree, they can choose to specialize in one of the six areas. Students are required to take at least two courses within their chosen specialization.


Engineers - What They Do
Civil engineering, for example, includes structural and transportation engineering, and materials engineering includes ceramic, metallurgical, and polymer engineering. Engineers also may specialize in one industry, such as motor vehicles, or in one type of technology, such as turbines or semiconductor materials. Aerospace engineers design, test, and supervise the manufacture of aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles.


Agricultural Engineers - What They Do
Some engineers specialize in areas such as power systems and machinery design, structural and environmental engineering, and food and bioprocess engineering. They develop ways to conserve soil and water and to improve the processing of agricultural products.


Electrical Engineering Specializations
Electrical Engineering Specializations. As our students pursue their Electrical Engineering degree, they can choose to specialize in one of the six areas. Students are required to take at least two courses within their chosen specialization. The Undergraduate Office keeps a list of specialized courses for your convenience. The specialization areas are as follow:


Diamond
Diamonds come from the Earth's crust, and are formed from pure carbon. Rarely, extremely small diamonds can be formed when...


How are Diamonds Formed?
While diamonds canât be dated, the materials found around them can. The youngest diamonds on Earth appear to be hundreds of millions of years old, and older ones stretch back billions of years. The carbon atoms that composed the diamonds were previously parts of the mantle or sediment from animals, plants, and shells.


How are Diamonds Formed?
Approximately 25 million carats of natural diamonds go toward jewelry each year, another 80 million carats of natural diamonds go toward industrial use, and an additional 570 million carats of lab-manufactured synthetic diamonds are created for industrial purposes. This does not mean synthetic diamonds should not be considered for jewelry. Prices are much lower than natural diamonds, and the quality can be worse or better than a natural diamond. Where is My Diamond From? Natural diamonds are mined in approximately 25 countries across five continents.


Are Blue Diamonds Real, What is Blue Diamond and other FAQ
4. Where do Blue Diamonds Come From? Blue diamonds are only found in a few mines around the world. These mines include the Cullinan mine near Pretoria, South Africa, and the Argyle mine in Australia. Once, blue diamonds were mined in Indiaâs famous Golconda mine as well. The Argyle Mine Complex Where Some Blue Diamonds are Found . 5. How Much are Blue Diamonds Worth?


How are Diamonds Formed?
Before 2003, diamond purchasers might have no indicated of their diamondsâ origins, but now they can even name the particular mine. The United States is the largest producer of synthetic diamonds in the world.


Do diamonds really come from coal?
Do diamonds really come from coal? Nope, Superman can't crush a piece of coal into a diamond. And neither can ordinary humans. We bust the common myth.


Where Do Diamonds Come From?
This heat and pressure were believed to have existed in molten rock far below the earthâs surface where volcanoes created these conditions. The one thing everyone agrees on, geologists and diamond users alike, is that diamonds are the hardest and one of the most valuable substances man has ever known. Not only are diamonds used in jewelry (about 20% of all the diamonds mined), but they are more widely used in industry, to cut very hard metal, as tips of drill bits in mining, for record player needles, and for transistors and other electronic equipment.


Where Do Diamonds Come From?
In case you're wondering why âdiamonds are a girl's best friend, it probably has to do with the fact that diamonds are the most popular gemstone in the world. That popular saying came from the title of a song of the same name, first introduced in the original Broadway production of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.


Where Do Colored Diamonds Come From?
Where Do Colored Diamonds Come From? Natural colored diamonds are extremely rare. The ratio of colorless diamonds to colored diamonds is said to be 1 to 10,000.


Where do Diamonds come from? - The ONE Group
The ONE Group has access to available Rough and Cut Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds and other gems. We are also always looking for new suppliers and can potentially arrange delivery or pickup worldwide. We may also have demand or supply for other products including Oil, Rice and Fruit.


Dinoflagellate
Dinoflagellates are unicellular and possess two dissimilar flagella arising from the ventral cell side (dinokont flagellation). They have a ribbon-like transverse flagellum with multiple waves that beats to the cell's left, and a more conventional one, the longitudinal flagellum, that beats posteriorly.


Diatomaceous Earth
On skin, it can cause irritation and dryness. Diatomaceous earth may also irritate the eyes, due to its abrasive nature. Any dust, including silica, can be irritating to the eyes.


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The fate of the carbon that diatoms fix is now a crucial issue in climate-change research. Another way to appreciate diatoms is to realize that they give us every fifth breath, by the oxygen they liberate during photosynthesis.


Part 1-What Causes a Phytoplankton Bloom in the Gulf of Maine?
Phytoplankton rely on sunlight and available nutrients for energy and growth. Carbon dioxide, water, and light are necessary for photosynthesis. Nitrate, phosphate, silicate, and carbonate are all important in the production of plant matter. Silicon, phosphorus, and nitrogen also play a key role in growing plants.


Diatoms
Variation in shape and size during the life cycle causes major problems for people trying to identify diatom species and also for taxonomists, if only a few dead specimens are available for study. If diatoms 'miss' the chance to form auxospores (for example, if suitable mates are not available, or if environmental conditions are unsuitable), the cells continue to divide, getting smaller and smaller until they die.


Bio Test Study Guide
What do diatoms, rhodophyta, chlorophyta, and euglenoids have in common? All are heterotrophic All are planktonic All are closely related to fungi All are photosynthetic All are microscopic


Brown Diatom Algae in Saltwater Aquariums
Everything is working wonderfully for about four weeks until all of a sudden everything is covered with a blanket of ugly brown algae. 1  You run another battery of water chemistry tests which show the same results that they always have: slight trace of ammonia, zero nitrites, near zero nitrates, and a trace of phosphates.