Mark McCormack
Citizenship: USA Born: November 6, 1930 in Chicago, Illinois Died: May 16, 2003. In 1990, Sports Illustrated named Mark Hume McCormack the âMost Powerful Man In Sport.â By the time his dealings in the tennis world had ended, Tennis Magazine called him the âMost Powerful Man In Tennis.â.


Mark McCormack
McCormack wrote several books, including The Terrible Truth About Lawyers and What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School, which spent 21 consecutive weeks at No. 1 on The New York Times bestseller list.


Biography
Then, in an agreement sealed by a handshake, Arnold Palmer became McCormack's first full-time athlete-client and a new chapter in the business of sports was speedily written. While launching his business in the United States, McCormack understood the global nature of sport and built IMG into a global powerhouse with offices in over 40 countries. He was in China before Richard Nixon, launching both the Chinese Football League and Chinese Basketball Association.


"Mark Francis ""Mac"" McCormackObituary Condolences"
Mark Francis Mac McCormack Obituary Condolences Mark Francis (Mac) McCormackCaptain, Santa Clara County Fire Department Capt. Mark McCormack, died in the line of duty, February 13, 2005.


Biography
Mark McCormack was born and raised in Chicago where he developed a passion for the game of golf as a young boy. When he was 6, he was hit by a car and fractured his skull, and his doctor barred him from contact sports.


Ohio River Info and History
When the level of the river began to fall, however, the wooden wickets were raised to catch the water and create a pool behind the dam to maintain the level of the river for boats. These wicket dams were eventually built for the entire length of the Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Illinois. The last one, Dam 53 at Cairo, was installed in 1929. It and Dam 52 are the only wicket dams remaining on the Ohio River.


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A model investigation of the proposed Markland Locks and Dam on the Ohio River for the purpose of assuring satisfactory navigation conÂ ditions was authorized by the Chief of Engineers in an indorsement, dated 9 May 1952, addressed to the Division Engineer, Ohio River DiviÂ sion.


List of locks and dams of the Ohio River
Following the opening of the lock and dam at Davis Island in 1885, the venture proved to be worthy. In 1910, the Rivers and Harbors Act was authorized by Congress. The Act allowed the production of a system of locks and dams along the Ohio. In 1929, the canalization project on the Ohio River was finished. The project produced 51 wooden wicket dams and 600 foot by 110 foot lock chambers along the length of the river. During the 1940s, a shift from steam propelled to diesel powered towboats allowed for tows longer than the 600 foot locks on the river.


First on the Ohio River for navigation and power
Looking south, in 1923. The concrete Markland Locks and Dam span the Ohio River. Itâs 1,395 feet long and connects Gallatin County, Ky., and Switzerland County, Ind.


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One of the best tributaries on the pool, especially when you are in the general area of Markland Dam. Craigs Creek (Kentucky-Mile 530) One of the best tributaries on the pool, especially when you are in the general area of Markland Dam. Markland Locks and Dam (Mile 531.5) In some years weeds grow in the area near the dam.


The Ohio River
In the late 1800s Congress began authorizing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to maintain river channels of established depth on some of the major rivers like the Ohio River. The Ohio River extends 981 miles from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to the riverâs mouth near Cairo, Illinois. The first dam and lock was built on the Ohio River in 1885, with an entire system of 46 locks and dams built until 1929. In the early 1950s the Army Corps of Engineers began replacing the old structures with 20 modern locks and dams with higher lifts and much longer lock chambers (Fig. 1).


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Markland Locks and Dam, Warsaw, Kentucky. 334 likes Â· 3,881 were here. The Markland Locks and Dam is a concrete dam bridge and locks that span the Ohio... Jump to


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Much of the flood plain is inundated, including major flooding near the river in Carrollton and Warsaw, Kentucky, and Patriot and Vevay, Indiana. Numerous structures between Indiana Route 156 and the river are inundated, as well as structures between Route 42 and the river on the Kentucky side.


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2012 Value of Commodities Through Markland L&D Coal 50% Petroleum â1% Crude Petroleum â 0.33% Aggregates 10% Grains 4% Chemicals 11% Ores/Minerals 7% Iron/Steel 8% Others 9% Source: Lock Performance Monitoring System, 2010 University of Tennessee Rate $1,641.6Savings Study *rates have been


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American civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (1929 - 1968) sits on a couch and speaks on the telephone after encountering a white mob protesting against the Freedom Riders in Montgomery, Alabama, May 26, 1961.


Martin Luther King Jr.
King was born on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia, to the Reverend Martin Luther King, Sr. and Alberta Williams King. King's legal name at birth was Michael King, and his father was also born Michael King, but the elder King changed both his and his son's names around 1934.


How Martin Luther King Jr. Got His Name
King probably did not grasp the weight of his new name at the age of five, but for those who revere and love him today, he could be none other than Martin Luther King Jr. was born on January 15, 1929 as Michael King Jr. after his father, a powerful preacher in his own right. King was known as Little Mike throughout his childhood, but the name did not last long. Things shifted for King at the age of five, when many historians believe his father changed both of their names.


Martin Luther
In the view of Luther's biographer Martin Brecht, giving confessional advice for Philip of Hesse was one of the worst mistakes Luther made, and, next to the landgrave himself, who was directly responsible for it, history chiefly holds Luther accountable.


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A 20Â¢ stamp honoring Dr. Mary Walker was issued in Oswego, NY on June 10, 1982. The stamp commemorates the first woman to have been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor and the second woman to graduate from a medical school in the United States.


Postage stamps and postal history of the United States
Washington stamp, the first U.S. postage stamp to specifically honor a woman. Women Subjects on United States Postage Stamps Although Queen Isabella appeared in the first commemorative stamps issued in 1893, the first stamp specifically to honor a woman was the eight-cent Martha Washington stamp issued in 1902. The many stamps issued in honor of women since then are listed below. The Postal Service Guide to U.S. Stamps lists all United States postage stamps


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Since 2011, all commemorative stamps for the First-Class Mail one-ounce rate have. been Forever stamps, equal in value to the current First-Class Mail one-ounce price. The value given in parentheses was the price of the stamp when first issued. Latin Music Legends:


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Kee Facts: The Only Woman To Receive The Medal Of Honor In all of American history, just one woman has ever been awarded the Medal of Honor: Mary Edwards Walker, a physician during the Civil War. Congress later tried to take back the medal, but she refused to return it.


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Dr. Mary Walker Although Mary Walker received a physician's certificate to practice medicine in 1855, when the Civil War started she was accepted only as a nurse in the military. Not until 1864 was she recognized as a qualified doctor and given a commission, but could serve only as an assistant surgeon. She was g...


The 1st and only woman Medal of Honor recipient: A statue in her honor
The 1st and only woman Medal of Honor recipient: A statue in her honor. Mary Edwards Walker, one of the nationâs 1.8 million women veterans, was the only woman to earn the Medal of Honor, for her service during the Civil War. Though a World War II, Liberty ship, the SS Mary Walker, was named for her and in 1982, the U.S. Postal Service issued a 20 cent stamp in her honor, in April 2011 the residents of her hometown of Oswego, New York will honor her with a statue.


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Arago: Dr. Mary Walker Issue. A 20-cent commemorative stamp honoring Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, Civil War surgeon and advocate of women's rights, was issued June 10, 1982, at her birthplace, Oswego, New York. The First Day of Issue ceremony was held at the Oswego High School. Dr. Mary Walker (1832-1919) was the first woman awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. The medal was awarded in 1865. After becoming the second woman in the U.S. to earn a medical degree (Elizabeth Blackwell was the first), she volunteered for the Union Army, serving near the front lines as a field surgeon for several years.


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What award was dr Mary Edwards walker the first woman to receive? The Medal of Honor. Decades after the Civil War ended the army set up a board to review the Medals of Honor awarded during the war, and they vacated about one thousand, includ â¦ ing that to Dr. Walker. Dr. Walker was still alive, and was asked to return her Medal, but she refused to do so.


Paul Mattick
In his last years, Paul Mattick thus succeeded in getting a small audience within the new generations for his views. In 1978, a major collection of articles from over forty years appeared as Anti-Bolshevik Communism.


Founded in 1844 and located in
Founded in  1844 and located in. George S. Matick, Jr., the founder of George Matick Chevrolet, was a 1951 alumnus of Hillsdale College. This full-tuition scholarship was established in his memory. Graduating high school seniors who are the children or grandchildren of full-time George Matick Chevrolet employees are invited to apply for one annually awarded full-tuition scholarship to Hillsdale College.


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This scholarship will be awarded regardless of financial need and will begin with the 2015 fall term. The scholarship recipient will be required to maintain a minimum college-level GPA, to be established. Eligible George Matick Chevrolet full-time employees must be employed at Matick Chevy for a minimum period.


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Paul Mattick, Sr. (March 13, 1904 â February 7, 1981) was a Marxist political writer and social revolutionary, whose thought can be placed within the council communist and left communist traditions. Throughout his life he continually criticised Bolshevism, Lenin and Leninist organisational methods, describing their political legacy as:


Paul Mattick
Paul Mattick. Paul Mattick, Sr. (March 13, 1904 â February 7, 1981) was a Marxist political writer and social revolutionary, whose thought can be placed within the council communist[1] and left communist traditions.


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Paul Mattick
In 1933, Paul Mattick drafted a programme for the IWW trying to give the Wobblies a more solid âMarxistâ foundation based on Grossmanâs theory, although it did not improve the organization's condition.


Paul Mattick
Paul Mattick, Sr. was a Marxist political writer and social revolutionary, whose thought can be placed within the council communist and left communist traditions. Throughout his life he continually criticised Bolshevism, Lenin and Leninist organisational methods, describing their political legacy as: ...serving as a mere ideology to justify the rise of modified capitalist systems, which were... controlled by way of an authoritarian state.


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Michael Jackson
Jackson's third child, Prince Michael Jackson II (also known as Blanket) was born in 2002. Michael Jackson attracted a media frenzy when he was pictured holding his baby outside a hotel window, with a cloth draped over the child's head.


Michael Jackson Biography
Career planned in advance. Michael Joe Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana, on August 29, 1958, the fifth of Joe and Katherine Jackson's nine children. The house was always filled with music. Jackson's mother taught the children folk and religious songs, to which they sang along.


Michael Jackson Bio
Michael's father, Joe Jackson, was a crane operator during the 1950s, in Gary, Indiana â a place in which, according to Dave Marsh's Trapped: Michael Jackson and the Crossover Dream, quotas were imposed on how many black workers were allowed to advance into skilled trades in the city's mills.


Michael Jackson Bio
Michael Jackson had in effect become one of the biggest black artists America had ever produced, and he expected Off the Wall to win top honors during the 1980 Grammy Awards ceremony. Instead, it received only one honor, for Best Male R&B vocal.


Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson (born 29.8.1958; died 25.06.2009) Net Worth: The Michael Jackson Estate net worth was $600 million in 2013. (Celebrity Net Worth) The seventh child of the Jackson family, Michael Jackson begun his career aged 11, as a member of the family pop group, Jackson 5. He later went on to become one of the most successful solo performers of all time.


Michael Jackson Biography
Aperformer since the age of five, Michael Jackson is one of the most popular singers in history. His 1983 album, Thriller, sold forty million copies, making it the biggest seller of all time. Through his record albums and music videos he created an image imitated by his millions of fans.


Michael Jackson Bio
Jackson married again in 1996, this time to a nurse from his dermatologist's office, Debbie Rowe. The couple had two children, son Prince Michael Jackson and daughter Paris Michael Katherine Jackson. Apparently, the children were the true objective of the marriage for Jackson; the couple divorced in 1999 and Rowe gave up custody of the children.


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Michael Jackson Biography, News, Photos, Videos, Movie Reviews, Music, Footage, Press Releases, Comments, Quotes | Michael Jackson (born 29.8.1958; died 25.06.2009)Net Worth: The Michael Jackson Estate net worth was $600 million in 2013.


Michael Jackson Biography
The child's mother was Debbie Rowe, a long-time friend of Jackson. They married later that month in Sydney, Australia. On February 13, 1997, their son, Prince Michael Jackson, Jr., was born in Los Angeles, California. The couple's second child, daughter Paris Michael Katherine Jackson, was born in 1998. Rowe filed for divorce from Jackson in October 1999. Jackson and his brothers were elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1997.


Michael Jackson Bio
Michael was born on August 29th, 1958, and Randy was born in 1961. Janet, the last born, wouldn't arrive until 1966. Michael and his siblings heard music all the time.


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Vaccines eradicated smallpox and have nearly eradicated other diseases such as polio. Children are no longer vaccinated against smallpox because the disease no longer exists due to vaccination. The last case of smallpox in the United States was in 1948; the last case in the world was 1977 in Somalia.


Understand the Issues. Understand Each Other.
With the exception of inactivated flu vaccines, thimerosal (a mercury compound) has been removed or reduced to trace amounts in vaccines for children under 6 years old. The FDA requires up to 10 or more years of testing for all vaccines before they are licensed, and then they are monitored by the CDC and the FDA to make sure the vaccines and the ingredients used in the vaccines are safe.


School Requirements
After reviewing educational materials approved by the Board of Health, the parent or guardian, at the parentâs or guardianâs sole discretion, may elect for the child not to receive the HPV vaccine. Measles, Mumps, & Rubella (MMR) Vaccine â A minimum of 2 measles, 2 mumps, and 1 rubella. (Most children receive 2 doses of each because the vaccine usually administered is the combination vaccine MMR). First dose must be administered at age 12 months or older.


Mandatory vaccinations: The international landscape
Within the first three months of life, infants must be vaccinated for tuberculosis, tetanus, polio, pertussis, and Haemophilus influenza type B. Within 18 months, vaccines are required for measles, mumps and rubella, and finally, before a child starts school, the child must be vaccinated for hepatitis B. While a medical exemption request can be submitted to a committee, such an application for reasons of religion or conscience would not be acceptable.


California State Vaccine Requirements
Quick Facts and Resources for California Residents. Quick Fact: On June 30, 2015 Governor Brown signed SB 277 and personal and religious belief exemptions will not be allowed in California, effective July 1, 2016.


School Requirements
Pneumococcal (PCV) Vaccine â This vaccine is required ONLY for children less than 60 months of age. One to four doses, dependent on age at first dose, of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine are required. Polio Vaccine â A minimum of 4 doses of polio vaccine. One dose must be administered on or after the fourth birthday.


Vaccination policy
The 2015 schedule proposed the newest change with the inclusion of pneumococcal vaccine for children under 12 months. For 2016, the schedule plans to propose a vaccine against varicella in children at 12â15 months and 3â4 years.


Five Important Reasons to Vaccinate Your Child
Children in the U.S. still get vaccine-preventable diseases. In fact, we have seen resurgences of measles and whooping cough (pertussis) over the past few years. Since 2010, there have been between 10,000 and 50,000 cases of whooping cough each year in the United States and about 10 to 20 babies, many of which were too young to be fully vaccinated, died each year.


School Requirements
Haemophilus Influenzae Type b (Hib) Vaccine â This vaccine is required ONLY for children up to 60 months of age. A primary series consists of either 2 or 3 doses (depending on the manufacturer). However, the childâs current age and not the number of prior doses received govern the number of doses required.


Understand the Issues. Understand Each Other.
Vaccines eradicated smallpox and have nearly eradicated other diseases such as polio. Children are no longer vaccinated against smallpox because the disease no longer exists due to vaccination. [74] The last case of smallpox in the United States was in 1948; the last case in the world was 1977 in Somalia.


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There is one Federal Judicial Branch and 50 State Judicial Branches within the US dual court system. The Federal Judicial Branch is divided into levels based on jurisdiction â¦, with three levels encompassing four different types of courts. The state Judicial Branch has a similar hierarchy, but different names for their courts.


What are the three responsibilities of the Judicial Branch?
What are the three levels of courts in the US Judicial Branch? The levels (generically) are trial level courts which hear and decide issues of fact (with or without a jury), and appellate courts which hear and decide issues of law (was th â¦ e correct law applied to the facts and was it applied correctly).


California Judicial Branch
California Government's Three Co-Equal Branches. In California, as in the federal government, the power to govern is divided among three equal branches: the executive, the legislative, and the judicial. The executive branch of government executes the laws enacted by the Legislature. Supreme executive power of the State of California is vested in the Governor. The Governor has authority not only to appoint positions throughout the executive branch, but also to make judicial appointments subject to the Legislature's approval. The legislative branch of government is the State's law-making authority.


What are the three responsibilities of the Judicial Branch?
In the US, the highest court in the federal Judicial Branch is the Supreme Court of the United States. The Supreme Court is head of the Judicial Branch.


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1 Courts and judges make up the judicial branch of our government. There are three separate court levels in this branch, District Courts, Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court. The Constitution created the Supreme Court and gave the power of establishing other courts to the Congress.


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There is one Federal Judicial Branch and 50 State Judicial Branches within the US dual court system. The Federal Judicial Branch is divided into levels based on jurisdictionâ¦, with three levels encompassing four different types of courts. The state Judicial Branch has a similar hierarchy, but different names for their courts.


California Judicial Branch
California Government's Three Co-Equal Branches In California, as in the federal government, the power to govern is divided among three equal branches: the executive, the legislative, and the judicial.


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Navigate this content. 1  Sugar-coating the truth. 2  Hiding behind meaningless laws. 3  Ignoring the case for animal welfare. 4  Discounting the damage. 5  Prioritising value over values. 6  Keeping consumers in the dark. 7  Viewing animals as commodities. 8  Misunderstanding the maths. 9  Believing the hype.


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The fact that people like me do not eat meat is making less demand for meat so yes it does slow down factory farming not alot but some and all our crops are going to feed animals that we eat were if we just ate the crops literly we could end world hunger so enjoy that steak and stay educated


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Factory farms, where large numbers of livestock are raised indoors in conditions intended to maximize production at minimal cost, affect all of us.Huge meat companies have steadily driven down the prices farmers receive for the livestock they raise, forcing farmers to get big or get out.


Intensive animal farming
Intensive animal farming. Intensive animal farming or industrial livestock production, also known as factory farming by opponents of the practice, is a treatment towards farm animals in order to supply the vast, growing demand of meat.


Why We Have Factory Farming
by Doris Lin. Updated July 16, 2017. Factory farming is the intensive confinement of farmed animals raised for food and was invented by scientists in the 1960s who knew that there was no way to continue feeding animal products to an increasing human population without a significant increase in efficiency.


Why Factory Farms Threaten Your Health
Livestock that aren't raised in confinement rarely need antibiotics, but factory farming has grown utterly dependent on the use of the drugs. Representatives of the modern meat industry argue that if the animals were not routinely fed antibiotics, rates of illness might increase and more antibiotics would be needed to treat the sick animals.


Factory Farming and the Environment
Factory Farming and the Environment Factory Farming and the Environment With over nine billion animals raised and slaughtered for human consumption each year in the U.S. alone, modern animal agriculture puts an incredible strain on natural resources like land, water, and fossil fuel.


11 Facts About Animals and Factory Farms
11 Facts About Animals and Factory Farms Welcome to DoSomething.org, a global movement of 5.5 million young people making positive change, online and off! The 11 facts you want are below, and the sources for the facts are at the very bottom of the page.


Why Everyone Should Be Angry About Factory Farming
One thing we should all be able to agree upon, however, is that factory farming isn't good for anyone. Large-scale, industrialized animal agriculture is bad for the animals, bad for us and bad for the environment. It wreaks havoc upon worker wellness and human health and is inefficient from a world hunger perspective.


Factory Farms - Good or Bad
Factory farming is bad for our environment, as well as for the animals. The pollution from the factories is going into our air and destroying our atmosphere. The animals are constantly abused, and are always brought up into unfit living conditions and fed artificial things.


Chapter 8: Earth
When hydrogen bonds with oxygen of nearby molecules, those molecules then form more bonds. These bonds may be relatively weak by themselves, but when you have a lot of them together, as in the case of water, they become very strong. These bonds help keep water in a liquid state for a wide range of temperatures.


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Electric dipole moment, the measure of the electrical polarity of a system of charges So the dipole moment is calculated for the system. As there are 3 bonds here so we take the net resultant of the 3 vectors of the 3 bonds. But if you consider each bond then each bond is polar due to the difference in electronegativity of boron and fluorine.


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When atoms get together and form molecules using covalent bonds, the electrons they share to form the bonds are not always evenly distributed between the atoms. Some atoms will pull electrons in the bond closer to themselves than other atoms.


Dipole Moments
Dipole moments occur when there is a separation of charge. They can occur between two ions in an ionic bond or between atoms in a covalent bond; dipole moments arise from differences in electronegativity. The larger the difference in electronegativity, the larger the dipole moment.


Why does ice float in water?
Water is a polar molecule composed of two hydrogens and one oxygen. The oxygen is slightly negative, while the hydrogens are slightly positive. The hydrogens form hydrogen bonds with the oxygen of adjacent molecules. Then, those molecules form more bonds with other adjacent water molecules.


Dipole-Dipole Interactions
The first thing required for there to be dipole-dipole interactions between molecules is for both molecules to have a dipole. These dipoles may be permanent (polar molecules) or temporary (instantaneous or induced dipoles in non-polar molecules).


Itinerary
The Baksan is known for its Russian climbing camps. Mountaineers from all over the world come here to train and climb in the Caucasus. It is also a great location for them to develop the technical skills necessary to climb great peaks around the world. Full gear check. Day 5. Baksan Valley.


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Who was the first person to climb mount kanchenjunga? Two British climbers, Joe Brown and George Band made the first ascent on Mount Kanchenjunga on May 25th 1955. Edit


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Basic Snow/Ice Climb: Best months for climbing: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep: Year first climbed: 1874: First successful climber(s): A. W. Moore, F. Gardiner, F. Cruford Grove, Horace Walker, Pete Knubel: Nearest major airport: Moscow, Russia, Kiev, Ukraine, Tbilisi, Georgia: Convenient Center: Mineral'nye Vody, Russia


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Mt. Elbrus, a dormant double-coned volcano, rises to 18,510â² / 5642m. Its double peaks tower over the stunning western Caucasus Region of Russia, near the border of Georgia. Elbrus is the highest point in all of Europe (& Russia), making this climb one of the renowned âSeven Summitsâ.


Mount Elbrus
The Highest Point in Europe. With more than 20 years of experience on Elbrus and nearly 100% summit success, Alpine Ascentsâ expertise in logistics and guides makes for an unsurpassed program. This has been an Alpine Ascents classic trip since the early 90âs.


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Mt. Elbrus, the pinnacle of this 700-mile stretch, has long been a distinguished climbing center for the European and Russian climbing communities. Elbrus can easily be seen from most of the high passes in the area and is a traditional climb for those looking to ascend above 18,500 ft.


Mount Elbrus: Facts About Europe's Highest Mountain
Climbing Elbrus. Elbrus has a unique cable car system, which was built on the south side of the mountain from 1959 to 1976. The cable car reaches 12,500 feet (3,658 m). From there, most climbers take the Standard Route up the south side to the summit.


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Mt. Elbrus South Side
The ascent is a moderate snow climb that presents minimal technical difficulty but the altitudes to which we go make climbing Mt. Elbrus a challenging undertaking. We end our expedition in St. Petersburg.


Mount Elbrus: Facts About the Highest Mountain in Europe
Here are some facts about Mount Elbrus. Mount Elbrus is a volcano located in the Caucasus Mountains in Russia. At 5,642 metres in height, it is the highest mountain in Europe. It actually consists of two summits, one about 40 metres higher than the other. The higher peak was first climbed in 1874 by a British expedition led by F. Crauford Grove.


Is Mount Fuji about to ERUPT? Volcano said to be in âcriticalâ condition after devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake
Known as the Hoei eruption, this is thought to have expelled a billion cubic metres of ash and debris. Mount Fuji lies 60 miles (100 kilometres) south west of Tokyo, which in 1707 was called Edo. On 22 June 2014 Mount Fuji was added to the World Heritage List as a Cultural Site, one of Japanâs âThree Holy Mountainsâ.


Is Mount Fuji about to ERUPT? Volcano said to be in âcriticalâ condition after devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake
Mount Fuji, which exhibits the greatest anomaly, is probably under great pressure, although no eruption has yet followed the Tohoku earthquake. The last time Mount Fuji erupted was on 16 December 1707, and that eruption was preceded by the violent 8.7-magnitude Hoei earthquake 49 days before. It spread ash of varying levels across east Japan (shown).


Earthquakes caused by Mount Fuji Volcanic Eruption!
What they found was alarming: the geology of volcanic areas, particularly the one found underneath Mount Fuji, suffered the most damage from the earthquake, hinting at the possibility that the disturbances could spark the first major eruption of Mount Fuji since 1707.


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Mount Fuji's last eruption was in the year 1707. It started erupting on December 16, 1707 and didn't finish until around the 27th of December. This was a total of about 12 days. Mount Fuji's last eruption was in the year 1707.


Earthquakes caused by Mount Fuji Volcanic Eruption!
Even though Mount Fuji hasn't erupted in more than 300 years, volcanic activity and history are pointing at a potential eruption. In fact, the strongest earthquake to hit Japan before the 2011 quake, an estimated 8.7-magnitude tremor, occurred back in 1707, just 49 days before Mount Fuji last erupted, Quartz reports. Just four days after the 2011 earthquake, a 6.2-magnitude quake centered near Mount Fuji likely further disrupted the geological underpinnings of the volcano.


Is Mount Fuji about to ERUPT? Volcano said to be in âcriticalâ condition after devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake
comments. 1  In 2011 Japan was rocked by a magnitude 9 earthquake, the most powerful in the countryâs recorded history, which together with a tsunami killed more than 15,000 people and caused upwards of Â£20.2 billion ($34.6 billion) in damage.


Earthquakes caused by Mount Fuji Volcanic Eruption!
Japan's 2011 Earthquake May Lead to Mount Fuji Volcanic Eruption, Study Says. In 2011, a 9.0-magnitude earthquake struck just off the coast of Honshu, Japan. The quake â the country's strongest ever â and resulting tsunami claimed more than 15,000 lives and destroyed hundreds of thousands of homes and buildings.


Is Mount Fuji about to ERUPT? Volcano said to be in âcriticalâ condition after devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake
Mount Fuji, which exhibits the greatest anomaly, is probably under great pressure, although no eruption has yet followed the Tohoku earthquake. The last time Mount Fuji erupted was on 16 December 1707, and that eruption was preceded by the violent 8.7-magnitude Hoei earthquake 49 days before. With regards to the 2011 earthquake on 11 March, it was followed by a 6.4 magnitude quake four days later. This confirmed the criticial state of Mounti Fuji to the researchers.


Mount Fuji Map
Mount Fuji. Mount Fuji (å¯å£«å±±, Fujisan, IPA: ( listen)), located on Honshu Island, is the highest mountain in Japan at 3,776.24 m (12,389 ft). An active stratovolcano that last erupted in 1707â08, Mount Fuji lies about 100 kilometres (60 mi) south-west of Tokyo, and can be seen from there on a clear day.


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Built on a reclaimed strip mine, the course offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The championship layout plays to a Par 72 and is over 7,000 yards long from the black tees.


Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site
The Carl Sandburg National Historic Site is located in picturesque Flat Rock, North Carolina. View of the Blue Ridge Mountains from Sandburg's front porch. Exhibit station at the start of the trail to the Sandburg Home. Most rooms, including the study at the Sandburg home abound with books and periodicals.


Shade Mountain Pavilion View Product Info
Shade Mountain Pavilion Our newest pavilion, the Shade Mountain, is constructed from Western Red Cedar, and offers a more casual style for many different settings â from a back yard to a community park. Standard features include:


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The âIn the Pines Amphitheaterâ is located on the grounds of the Mountain HomePlace. It is built in the style of a Greek Amphitheater with capacity seating for 700. The amphitheater stage is in the design of an open barn. This combination of styles gives the amphitheater the feel of an ancient theater with the look of a modern open design.


Old Homeplace (17)
Built in the year 1948, this inviting home is perfect for a small family looking for a Smoky Mountain vacation at a very low price. The cozy floor plan features a full kitchen, living area, 2 bedrooms, a twin bed in a bonus room, a queen sleeper sofa and 1 small bathroom with a showerâ¦. Details.


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The Mountain HomePlace At the Mountain HomePlace in Staffordsville, in Johnson County, visitors can see how Kentuckyâs rural inhabitants lived and worked in the 1800s. Built around a real family homestead from the 1850s, the HomePlace includes a log cabin and barns, a blacksmith shop, a church, a one-room schoolhouse, and a grist mill powered by mules. The HomePlace is a working farm, selling products grown or made on the premises in a gift shop.


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Some of our Main Street Players kids went out to the Mountain HomePlace to sing Christmas Carols. We teamed up with the Carolers from another group and had a great time. Thank you to Russell Honeycutt and Charlene VanHoose Honeycutt for having us out, it was so good to see you two.


Mountain Homeplace
Mountain Homeplace. The Mountain Homeplace (also known as the Mountain HomePlace) is a living history museum located within Paintsville Lake State Park, in Staffordsville, Kentucky. The museum is a re-creation of a mid-nineteenth-century farming community and includes a blacksmith shop, one-room schoolhouse, church, cabin, and barn with farm grounds.


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1959 - Natural gas discovered in Groningen Field, Netherlands 1959 - Arab Oil Congress in Cairo - a 'gentleman's agreement' for oil producing countries to have a greater influence on oil production and marketing.


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2006 (Aug 18) - Mexico receives first shipment of Liquefied Natural Gas at its Altamira Terminal near Tampico in NE Mexico, LNG to be used for power generation. 2006 (Sept) - Russia exerting nationalistic pressures on multi-national oil companies - Shell, Exxon and ConocoPhillips


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1816 - Start of the US manufactured gas industry - the Gas Light Company of Baltimore. 1825 - First commercial natural gas production and use in Fredonia, New York - well drilled to 27' by William Aaron Hart, gas piped through hollow logs to adjacent houses 1837 - Autun, France - first attempts to mine oil shale, mines were closed in 1957


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1857 - Preston Barmore drilled two gaswells on Canadaway Creek near Fredonia, NY - used an 8 pound charge of gunpowder at a depth of 122' to 'frack' the well - the first record of artificial fracturing. 1857 - First drilling of oil wells at Bend, northeast of Bucharest, on the Romanian side of the Carpathians.


Natural gas
The use of natural gas was mentioned in China about 900 bce. It was in China in 211 bce that the first known well was drilled for natural gas, to reported depths of 150 metres (500 feet).


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1814 - One of the first wells that produced oil which was marketed was drilled near Marietta, Ohio, in 1814 (Hildreth 1833, p. 64). Well was actually drilled for salt water, the oil was a useless by-product which often spoiled the well.


Natural gas
Discovery and early application. 1  The first discoveries of natural gas seeps were made in Iran between 6000 and 2000 bce. 2  The use of natural gas was mentioned in China about 900 bce. 3  Natural gas was unknown in Europe until its discovery in England in 1659, and even then it did not come into wide use.


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1796 - Marshal von Frederick Bibershtein (1768-1826) notes that the Absheron peninsula contains an inexhaustible stock of oil. 1836 - For the first time, academician G.I. Gessi researched Absheron natural associated gas from a scientific point of view and defined its composition.


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1959 - Natural gas discovered in Groningen Field, Netherlands. 1959 - Arab Oil Congress in Cairo - a 'gentleman's agreement' for oil producing countries to have a greater influence on oil production and marketing. 1960


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Assorted References. 1  discovery by infrasound (in infrasonics) 2  formation (in sedimentary rock: Oil and natural gas) 3  fossil algae (in algae: Ecological and commercial importance) 4  fracking (in fracking) 5  gas reservoirs (in gas reservoir) 6  mineral fuels (in chemical element: Mineral fuels) 7  Angola (in Angola: Resources and power)


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In the United States, net neutrality is the umbrella term for the a set of laws that ensure we have equal access to all content across the web. Whether youâre streaming videos on Netflix, scrolling for the perfect GIF, or setting up your own website, it should all load equally, at the same speed, every time.


Net neutrality: Implementation measured in the details
Net neutrality rules and the FCC's huge mistake. The FCC's Open Internet Rules, scheduled to go into effect next week, provide general guidelines for broadband providers, but leave much to interpretation. Regardless of pending lawsuits on both sides, some form of net neutrality will be implemented. Without more specific guidance, implementation will inevitably result in regulatory confusion and additional lawsuits, as both sides argue over what types of behavior violate net neutrality.


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The FCC will meet on Thursday, December 14 to kill net neutrality protections. Naturally, this has to do with politics. In November, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announced a new plan aimed at gutting net neutrality rules. Of the five FCC commissioners, three are Republicans â including Pai, who was appointed by President Trump in January.


Net neutrality: Implementation measured in the details
The fierce debate over net neutrality continues unabated. On the one hand, advocates of net neutrality believe that without regulation, a few large network operators will dominate the market, discriminating against consumers and content providers to the detriment of affordable services and innovative content.


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Only Congress Can Protect an Open Internet. The Internet is once again ablaze with stories about net neutrality, following a John Oliver segment that aired last week. Somewhat of a blast from the past, net neutrality was last a big issue in 2015. Thatâs when then-FCC Chairman, Tom Wheeler, implemented âTitle IIâ on a 3â2 partisan vote.


Net Neutrality v. Title II: Explained
Thereâs a long history of bipartisan support for net neutrality. It was a Republican FCC Chair Michael Powell who, in 2004, laid out four principles of âNet Freedom.â His successor, Kevin Martin, turned that into the âOpen Internet Policy Statementâ in 2005.


Net Neutrality v. Title II: Explained
Indeed, the FTC would have policed net neutrality back in 2007 when Comcast was throttling BitTorrent â a clear net neutrality violation.


Net Neutrality v. Title II: Explained
The Internet is once again ablaze with stories about net neutrality, following a John Oliver segment that aired last week. Somewhat of a blast from the past, net neutrality was last a big issue inâ¦ Only Congress Can Protect an Open Internet


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Net neutrality laws were implemented to preserve whatâs called the âDumb Pipe.â The way things are right now, internet cables and wifi routers, like water pipes in a city, donât have any control over what flows through them.


FCC Votes to End Net Neutrality Regulations
Under net neutrality, which the FCC first implemented in 2015, internet service providers were prohibited from charging websites different prices for different access speeds, and classified the internet as a utility, like phone services or water, to justify the FCCâs authority in implementing the changes.


Nights in Rodanthe  (novel)
Nights in Rodanthe was republished in July 2007 by Hachette Book Group, and the novel's cover features the promotional photo for its film adaptation. An unabridged audio version of the novel was published by Hachette Book Group in August 2008. The audio is narrated by American actress JoBeth Williams, and it spans five hours and 30 minutes.


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Nights in Rodanthe is a romantic love story novel by American writer Nicholas Sparks in  September 2002. Set in Rodanthe, North Carolina, the story follows the purely intense and close romance of a divorced mother, Adrienne Willis, and a divorced father and surgeon, Paul Flanner.


Nights in Rodanthe  (novel)
Nights in Rodanthe (novel) Nights in Rodanthe is a romantic love story novel by American writer Nicholas Sparks in September 2002. Set in Rodanthe, North Carolina, the story follows the purely intense and close romance of a divorced mother, Adrienne Willis, and a divorced father and surgeon, Paul Flanner.


Nights in Rodanthe  (novel)
Nights in Rodanthe was published in September 2002 by Warner Books to commercial success. It was Sparks' first novel to debut at number one on the best-sellers chart. On July 1, 2003, Grand Central Publishing republished the novel in paperback.


Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray
Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray delivers great video and decent audio in this fan-pleasing Blu-ray release From 'Message in a Bottle' to 'The Notebook' cinematic adaptations of Nicholas Sparks's novels are sure to inspire tears, and this drama should be no exception.


Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray
For more about Nights in Rodanthe and the Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray release, see Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray Review published by Kenneth Brown on February 7, 2009 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.0 out of 5.


Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray
Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray (2008): Starring Diane Lane, Richard Gere and Christopher Meloni. From 'Message in a Bottle' to 'The Notebook' cinematic adaptations of Nicholas Sparks's novels are sure to inspire tears, and this drama should be no exception....


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Nights in Rodanthe Blu-ray
The Blu-ray edition of Nights in Rodanthe may have its fair share of problems (more on that later), but its rich 1080p/VC-1 transfer is the only aspect of this disc that adds substantial value to the release.


Download Nights in Rodanthe HD full movie
The picture based on the book by Nicholas Sparks and released in 2008. Starring the incomparable Richard Gere and Diane Lane beauty. In the history of melodrama is a touching story about the love between two, already not young, people.


Download Nights in Rodanthe HD full movie
Download Nights in Rodanthe HD full movie. Genre: Drama, Melodramic. Director: George C. Wolfe. Year: 2008. Country: US, Australia. Runtime: 97 min. Actors: Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Christopher Meloni, Viola Davis, Becky Ann Baker, Scott Glenn, Linda Molloy.


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sumed the pen name O. Henry and set about transforming himself into the famed short story writer who would go on to author such universal classics as Gifts of the Magi, The Ransom of Red Chief, and The Cop and the Anthem. Upon his release from prison, Porter relocated to New York City, where he enjoyed a considerable amount of suc-


John Henry (folklore)
John Henry (folklore) Statue of John Henry outside the town of Talcott in Summers County, West Virginia. John Henry is an African American folk hero. He is said to have worked as a steel-driving manâa man tasked with hammering a steel drill into rock to make holes for explosives to blast the rock in constructing a railroad tunnel.


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O. Henry, pseud. of William Sydney Porter, 1862â1910, American short-story writer, b. Greensboro, N.C. He went to Texas in 1882 and worked at various jobsâas teller in an Austin bank (1891â94) and as a newspaperman for the Houston Post. In 1898 an unexplained shortage in the Austin bank was charged to him.


O. Henry
Even after O. Henry's death on June 5, 1910, stories continued to be collected: Sixes and Sevens (1911); Rolling Stones (1912); Waifs and Strays (1917); O. Henryana (1920); Letters to Lithopolis (1922); Postscripts (1923); and O. Henry Encore (1939).


John Henry (folklore)
This man, known as Neal Miller, told me in plain words how he had come to the tunnel with his father at 17, how he carried water and drills for the steel drivers, how he saw John Henry every day, and, finally, all about the contest between John Henry and the steam drill.


O. Henry
O. Henry: O. Henry, American short-story writer whose tales romanticized the commonplaceâin particular the life of ordinary people in New York City. His stories expressed the effect of coincidence on character through humour, grim or ironic, and often had surprise endings, a device that became identified


O HenryNovelist
Author whose famous, witty short stories often have surprise endings. His best-known works include The Gift of the Magi, The Ransom of Red Chief, and The Cop and the Anthem.


O. Henry
His stories of adventure in the southwest U.S. and Central America were immediately popular with magazine readers, and when he emerged from prison W.S. Porter had become O. Henry. In 1902 O. Henry arrived in New Yorkâhis âBagdad on the Subway.â


O. Henry
The American short-story writer William Sydney Porter (1862-1910), who wrote under the pseudonym O. Henry, pioneered in picturing the lives of lower-class and middle-class New Yorkers. William Sydney Porter was born in Greensboro, N.C., on Sept. 11, 1862.


O. Henry
O. Henry (1862 - 1910) was born under the name William Sydney Porter in Greensboro, North Carolina in 1862. This Amercian Short Story writer has a rich canon and his short stories are well known throughout the world; noted for their witticism, clever wordplay, and unexpected twist endings.


UltemÂ® / PEI (Polyetherimide)
UltemÂ® / PEI (polyetherimide) is a high-strength amorphous polymer with excellent heat and flame resistance (carrying a flammability rating of 94-V-0) with little smoke output.It performs continuously to 340Â° F, making it superior to commodity plastics such as Nylon and DelrinÂ®.ltemÂ® 2300 is a 30% glass-reinforced grade of UltemÂ®. The addition of glass fiber provides greater tensile strength and rigidity while at the same time improving the productâs dimensional stability.


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Ultem Â® 1000 - unfilled Unfilled Ultem Â® excels in hot air and water environments. It's hydrolitically stable -- it retains 85% of tensile strength after 10,000 hour boiling water immersion and 100% of tensile strength after 2,000 steam autoclave cycles at 270Â°F. It is also UV and gamma radiation resistant.Ultem Â® 2100 - 10% glass filled, Ultem Â® 2200 - 20% glass filled, UltemÂ® 2300 - 30% glass filled Glass reinforced Ultem Â® provides even greater rigidity and dimensional stability while maintaining many of the useful characteristics of basic Ultem Â® .ltem Â® 2100 - 10% glass filled, Ultem Â® 2200 - 20% glass filled, UltemÂ® 2300 - 30% glass filled Glass reinforced Ultem Â® provides even greater rigidity and dimensional stability while maintaining many of the useful characteristics of basic Ultem Â® .


Ultem Â® PolyEtherImide Specifications
ULTEM Ultem Â® PolyEtherImide (PEI) is an amber transparent high performance polymer which combines high strength and rigidity at elevated temperatures with long term heat resistance. Ultem Â® offers excellent dimensional stability combined with broad chemical resistance.ltem Â® 2100 - 10% glass filled, Ultem Â® 2200 - 20% glass filled, UltemÂ® 2300 - 30% glass filled Glass reinforced Ultem Â® provides even greater rigidity and dimensional stability while maintaining many of the useful characteristics of basic Ultem Â® .


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ULTEM is an amorphous thermoplastic polyetherimide (PEI) material that combines exceptional mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties.Natural ULTEMÂ® 1000 (unreinforced) is a translucent amber material.LTEM is an amorphous thermoplastic polyetherimide (PEI) material that combines exceptional mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties.


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Ultem 1000 polythermide is an amorphous polymer offering high strength and excellent resistance to flame and heat. Since Ultem 1000 performs continuously to 340 F (170 C), it is ideal for high strength/high heat applications, and those applications requiring consistent dielectric properties over a wide frequency range.ince Ultem 1000 performs continuously to 340 F (170 C), it is ideal for high strength/high heat applications, and those applications requiring consistent dielectric properties over a wide frequency range.


Ultem Â® PolyEtherImide Specifications
ULTEMÂ® GRADES UltemÂ® 1000 (unfilled) Unfilled UltemÂ® excels in hot air and water environments. It's hydrolytically stable -- it retains 85% of tensile strength after 10,000 hour boiling water immersion and 100% of tensile strength after 2,000 steam autoclave cycles at 270Â°F.It is also UV and gamma radiation resistant.ENERAL PROPERTIES UltemÂ® PolyEtherImide (PEI) is an amber transparent high performance polymer which combines high strength and rigidity at elevated temperatures with long term heat resistance.


UltemÂ® 1000 (Polyetherimide)
UltemÂ® 1000 is a high performance engineering thermoplastic polymer that provides superior strength and stiffness. It has excellent chemical resistance and has a continuous service temperature of 340 degrees F. It is easily machined with conventional metal working equipment and can be machined to very close tolerances.ltemÂ® 1000 is non hygroscopic, FDA, and USP Class VI compliant.


UltemÂ® / PEI (Polyetherimide)
UltemÂ® is hydrolysis resistant and highly resistant to acidic solutions and is able to tolerate repeated autoclaving cycles, such as with repeated steam sterilization of reusable medical devices. UltemÂ® is widely used in electronics because of its good arc resistance and dielectric constant.Other typical applications include analytical instrumentation and structural components that require high strength and rigidity at elevated temperatures.ltemÂ® 2300 is a 30% glass-reinforced grade of UltemÂ®. The addition of glass fiber provides greater tensile strength and rigidity while at the same time improving the productâs dimensional stability.


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Dielectric strength An excellent electrical insulator, ULTEM Â® resinexhibits a dielectric strength of 25 kV/mm at 1.6 mm (in oil). The effect of thickness ondielectric strength for ULTEM Â® 1000 resin is shown in â  FIGURE 4-16.â  FIGURE 4-15Dissipation factorvs.ielectric strength An excellent electrical insulator, ULTEM Â® resinexhibits a dielectric strength of 25 kV/mm at 1.6 mm (in oil). The effect of thickness ondielectric strength for ULTEM Â® 1000 resin is shown in â  FIGURE 4-16.


Ultem Â® PolyEtherImide Specifications
GENERAL PROPERTIES UltemÂ® PolyEtherImide (PEI) is an amber transparent high performance polymer which combines high strength and rigidity at elevated temperatures with long term heat resistance.ENERAL PROPERTIES UltemÂ® PolyEtherImide (PEI) is an amber transparent high performance polymer which combines high strength and rigidity at elevated temperatures with long term heat resistance.


Paper Towns Introduction
Paper Towns was published in 2008, a.k.a. four years before The Fault in Our Stars. This book, John Green's third novel, debuted at number five on the New York Times bestseller list and won both the Edgar Award for Best Young Adult Mystery in 2009 and the Corine International Book Prize in 2010, one of the only English-language books to win that year.


Paper Towns
Community Reviews. I need to start off with my criticism of John Green: 1) Margo and Quentin are exactly the same people as Colin and Katherine and Miles and Alaska. Quentin/Colin/Miles is this very thoughtful, somewhat nerdy young man who is on the cusp of fucking reaching out and grabbing life by the balls however he can.


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They also break into homes and cars, leaving raw fish inside and vandalizing property. At the end of the evening, Margo and Quentin break into SeaWorld just for kicks. She takes him to the top of a tower in the city and talks cryptically about the paper towns below. The next day, Margo disappears. She has run away from home before on several occasions.


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Paper Towns – John Green To start off, I personally think this is the worst John Green book I’ve ever read, I would rate it a 3 out of 5 stars. I would give it this rating because first, some parts were hard to understand.


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PaperTowns does a great job of exploring teenage angst, without feeling like it is dwelling in misery. The story was interesting, and I really wanted to know what happened to Margo, but the ending was disappointing, it felt very flat. Despite the weak ending, I would recommend Paper Towns.


Paper Towns
I was pretty disappointed in Paper Towns. I am a big fan of John Green but found this book plodding and boring. I hated the Margo character and thought that Q was a big whiner.


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Author John Green wants to make clear that the film adaptation of his young adult novel Paper Towns is distinct from the 2014 adaptation of his The Fault in Our Stars. To recap, Fault made millions cry last June with its portrayal of cancer-stricken young lovers, played by Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort.


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About John Green. John Green is the award-winning, #1 bestselling author of Looking for Alaska, An Abundance of Katherines, Paper Towns, Will Grayson, Will Grayson (with David Levithan), and The Fault in Our Stars. His many accolades include the Printz Medal, a Printz Honor, and the Edgar Award.


Paper Towns
The movie adaptation of Paper Towns was released in Summer 2015 starring Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne, and directed by Jake Schreier. You can buy Paper Towns from your favorite retailer via the Penguin portal. If youâve read the book and are completely prepared for spoilers, visit the FAQ for much, much more information on the book.


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Full Title: Paper Towns; When Published: October 16, 2008 Genre: Young Adult, Mystery Setting: Orlando, Florida Climax: Quentin and his friends arrive in Agloe after a frantic twenty-one hour road trip, and find Margo living in an abandoned barn. Antagonist: None Point of View: First Person (Quentin)


Almonds can help you lose weight!
Almonds can help you lose weight! Almonds are low on calories and can help suppress hunger pangs. Read more to find out other benefits of eating almonds. A few almonds a day can complement your weight loss efforts. A recent study found that consuming just 1.5 ounces or 43 grams of almonds a day are a great way to keep your hunger pangs in check. Additionally, the nut is extremely low on calories with ten almonds accounting for just 78 calories.


Do Almonds Cause Weight Gain?
Effect on Weight. If you eat nuts, including almonds, at least twice a week youâre less likely to gain weight than people who donât eat nuts, according to the University of Michigan. Research suggests that almonds may help you eat less because their fiber and protein make you feel full. A study published in the September 2007 issue of the âBritish Journal of Nutritionâ concluded that eating 344 calories of almonds every day posed little risk of weight gain. A low-calorie diet that included almonds was just as successful for weight loss as a diet that didnât include nuts, according to research published in the August 2012 issue of the âAmerican Journal of Clinical Nutrition.â


Eat your way to weight loss with almonds
Check how almonds can help you to maintain a healthy weight: Studies reveal otherwise Studies conducted by a group of researchers lead by Michelle Wien, Dr. P.H., R.D., show that almonds can help in weight loss.


Almonds for weight loss
So, if you are hungry in the evening and are trying to lose weight, grab a handful of these nuts, because they will not only help you maintain a healthy weight but also boost your heart health. Read more Personal Health, Diet & Fitness stories on www.healthmeup.com


Almonds can help you lose weight!
Almonds are low on calories and can help suppress hunger pangs. Read more to find out other benefits of eating almonds. Almonds are low on calories and can help suppress hunger pangs.


Eat your way to weight loss with almonds
If the popularity of weight loss reality shows and the continued patronage of the various slimming pills is any indication, then America has a huge problem. A study published in the Journal of Obesity reveals the benefits of eating almonds as far as weight loss is concerned. This is surprising news as people who have been trying to cut down on their food intake have been searching for snack alternatives other than nuts because of their high fat and calorie content.


Do Almonds Cause Weight Gain?
The almonds you eat also need to be part of your regular calories, not added on top of them. Eating just 1 ounce of almonds every day adds up to 1,183 calories by the end of a week. If those are extra calories, it wonât be long before they add up to weight gain.


Eat your way to weight loss with almonds
There are also studies that confirm how almonds can help in protecting the body from developing cancer. The phytochemicals found in nuts are biologically active compounds that effectively prevent the formation of tumors. More than just for losing weight With the many active ingredients nuts have, they have been proven to provide a lot of health benefits other than the most recognizable benefits of almonds for weight loss. Sources for this article include:


Almonds for weight loss
Almonds for weight loss (Thinkstock photos/Getty Images) If you are trying to lose weight and have no time to hit the gym, try munching on a handful of almonds. According to a new study published in the International Journal of Obesity, 'Almonds may help you shed those unwanted pounds'. These nuts are healthy and are rich in healthy fats which offer a high level of satiety.


Almonds for weight loss
Besides, they are also loaded with numerous nutrients like vitamins and minerals, which will help you to lower your carbohydrate cravings and so, help you lose weight. Almonds are also rich in minerals like manganese, copper and magnesium and B-complex vitamins like niacin and biotin, which help to activate the energy production in our bodies.


What Are Calcium Channel Blockers?
Some of the drugs that are likely to interact with calcium channel blockers include: 1  Other high blood pressure medications, including ACE (angiotensin-converting enzyme) inhibitors or beta blockers. 2  Diuretics (water pills) 3  Some eye medications. 4  Large amounts of vitamin D or calcium supplements. 5  Drugs used to treat arrhythmia.


Hypertension Treatment Options
By contracting, these muscles can narrow your arteries; alpha blockers serve to relax the muscles and prevent the narrowing of arteries that causes high blood pressure. Beta-blockers Beta Blockers cause the heart to pump blood at a slower pace and beat less hard, which results in a reduced blood pressure in the body.


Calcium channel blockers
Targeted therapies slow the progression of PH and may even reverse some of the damage to the heart and lungs. Calcium channel blockers (CCBs) are a type of targeted therapy used specifically to treat people with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (IPAH). When you are first diagnosed with PH you may be tested to see if you could benefit from treatment with CCBs. Less than one in ten people with PH benefit from taking CCBs.


How do calcium channel blockers help treat high blood pressure (BP)?
Calcium channel blockers can be used alone or combined with other blood pressure medications. The longer-acting types of these drugs are usually preferred. Verapamil and diltiazem have extra benefits for people who need heart rate control, such as those with atrial fibrillation.


Calcium Channel Blockers for Treating Angina
Calcium channel blockers prevent calcium from entering into the heart muscle cells, and into the smooth muscle cells that cause blood vessels to constrict. By reducing calcium influx, calcium channel blockers cause these muscle cells to relax..


Calcium channel blocker
Voltage-dependent calcium channels are responsible for excitation-contraction coupling of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle and for regulating aldosterone and cortisol secretion in endocrine cells of the adrenal cortex. 1  In the heart, they are also involved in the conduction of the pacemaker signals.


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Calcium channel blockers work by reducing the amount of calcium that flows into the heart muscle cells and the cell walls of the arteries. This causes relaxation of the blood vessels. When your blood vessels are not constricted, your blood flows easily and results in a lower blood pressure.


Calcium Channel Blockers for Hypertension
Calcium channel blockers work by reducing the amount of calcium that flows into the heart muscle cells and the cell walls of the arteries. 1  This causes relaxation of the blood vessels. When your blood vessels are not constricted, your blood flows easily and results in a lower blood pressure.


The History of Phrenology
Gall and the birth of modern Phrenology The real scientific Phrenology, which established a direct link between the morphology of the skull and the human character, was discovered by the Austrian physician Franz Joseph GALL (1758-1828). Gall put the foundations for an anatomic caracteriology.


The History of Phrenology
Gall and the birth of modern Phrenology. The real scientific Phrenology, which established a direct link between the morphology of the skull and the human character, was discovered by the Austrian physician Franz Joseph GALL (1758-1828). Gall put the foundations for an anatomic caracteriology.


Phrenology: Examining The Bumps of Your Brain
Phrenology, as it became known, is the study of brain function. Specifically, phrenologists believed that different parts of the brain were responsible for different emotional and intellectual functions.


Phrenology: Examining The Bumps of Your Brain
Phrenology had five main principles, which Spurzheim laid out in Outlines of Phrenology (Goodwin, 1999): âThe brain is the organ of the mind.â The mind consists of about three dozen faculties, which are either intellectual or emotional. Each faculty has its own brain location. People have different amounts of these faculties.


Phrenology: Examining The Bumps of Your Brain
Phrenology, as it became known, is the study of brain function. Specifically, phrenologists believed that different parts of the brain were responsible for different emotional and intellectual The next time you say, so and so should have her head examined, remember that this was literally done in the 19th century.


Phrenology: Examining The Bumps of Your Brain
Johann Spurzheim collaborated with Gall on his brain research, and he is the one who actually coined the term phrenology. He eventually went out on his own. He believed that there were 21 emotional faculties (the term for abilities or attributes) and 14 intellectual faculties.


Phrenology and the Grand Delusion of Experience
American psychologist Herbert Spencer (1820â1903) practiced phrenology and invented a device to improve the measurement of cranial features, but he later abandoned phrenology as unscientific. The British botanist Hewett WatÂson, author of the 1836 survey Statistics of Phrenology, was convinced of phrenologyâs validity.


Phrenology and the Grand Delusion of Experience
Today there is at least one pro-phrenology website, so supporters are not yet extinct. 8 But in practice, phrenology âlasted only long enough to become one of the most thoroughly discredited theories in the history of physiological psychologyâ (Uttal 2001, 102).


Phrenology and the Grand Delusion of Experience
Around 1790, the German-born anatomist Franz Joseph Gall, one of the founders of modern neurology, put together his skull doctrine that later led to phrenology. He held that behavior such as painting or being careful had their own specialized organs in the brain, and that they influenced the shape of the skull.


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Pioneers of phrenology. From left: Franz Joseph Gall (1758â1828), Johann Spurzheim (1776â1832), George Combe (1788â1858), Orson Fowler (1809â1887), Lorenzo Fowler (1811â1896). Pictures are from Severn (1929, 244, 256, 257) and Davies (1955, 48, 49).


Five People See Monster at Lake Champlain
Lake Champlain, 1875. Boston Public LibraryIt was getting dark when the Joneses spotted the creature. Martin Jones, husband and father of two, says he has heard stories about a lake monster before. I'm aware of the Champ legend, but I always dismissed it as silly tales that are good for tourism, he said. Jones wasn'tâ¦


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Iceland Lake Monster Footage Authenticated?! An official panel in Iceland deemed footage from a 2012 viral video depicting a mythological sea-beast as authentic, actual, 100%-real sea-beast footage.


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Richard Affolter, who claims he saw Champ in 2006, said of the monster, Do I want this being to be netted or shot or killed? Absolutely no, I don't, because there are so few mysteries left in the world -- they have all been taken away from us by our incredible inquisitiveness. Loch-Ness-like monster in Lake Champlain? More from The Early Show


Mansi photo supposedly of Lake Champlain monster on public display
Mansi photo supposedly of Lake Champlain monster on public display by idoubtit â¢ February 25, 2014 The famous (or infamous) Mansi photograph supposedly of the Lake Champlain monster, Champ, is now on public display. 1977 Champ photo on display to public for first time at ECHO Center | Burlington Free Press. The original photo was donated by Mansi, now in her 60s, to the ECHO Center in 2012, and it is on display for the first time on the centerâs first floor as part of the centerâs larger ChampFEST celebration. It is accompanied by a 10-minute video featuring Mansi telling her story of the day she saw the lake monster and how it changed her life.


Folklore of the United States
Champie is the name given to a lake monster reputedly living in Lake Champlainâ¦ Champie is the name given to a lake monster reputedly living in Lake Champlain, a natural freshwater lake in North America. While there is no scientific evidence for it's existence, there have been over 300 reported sightings.


Lake Champlainâs âChampâ
Lake Champlainâs âChampâ. The famous photo of the Lake Champlain monster (to the right) was taken by Sandi Mansi in 1977 as her family was enjoying a picnic near the lake. Hundreds of people, dating all the way back to the Abenaqi Indians, claim to have seen the creature.


"Champ, the Lake Champlain ""Monster"""
While in some spots the lake reaches a depth of 400 feet, extending 150 yards or more from the shore much of the lake is only 12 to 14 feet deep. A characteristic trait of long, narrow lakes with deep channels is the seiche. Both Loch Ness and Lake Champlain are endowed with this peculiar feature.


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It was about 12 feet long.â. But the story alludes to one of the reasons itâs unlikely Kasindorfâs lake beast was an eel â eels are bottom dwellers according to Cox. The largest giant eels officially documented in Lake Champlain are about 4 feet long with a diameter of about half that of a personâs wrist.


Gallery of Monsters
Champ - Lake Champlain Monster. ~ Sandi Mansi This photo of Champ, the Lake Champlain monster was taken by Sandi Mansi in 1977.


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Champ - Lake Champlain Monster. Gallery of Monsters. Find this Pin and more on Champ - Lake Champlain Monster by adrianthoover. One of the best photographs of Champ, the Lake Champlain monster taken by Sandi Mansi, Some claim that it's nothing but a large piece of driftwood or even an otter or group of otters. Personally, I can't figure out what it is. This is not Nessie.


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Pembroke Pines Charter High School 17189 Sheridan Street Pembroke Pines, FL 33331 Phone: 954-538-3700 Fax: 954-538-3715 Monday - Thursday, 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday, 7 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Pembroke Pines Charter Middle School 17195 Sheridan Street Pembroke Pines, FL 33331 Phone: 954-538-3700 Fax: 954-538-3657 Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.


Somerset Pines Academy Charter School Competitors, Revenue, Number of Employees, Funding, Competitors and Acquisitions
Somerset Pines Academy Charter School was founded in 2012. Somerset Pines Academy Charter School's Headquarters are located at 333 SW 4th Ave, Boca Raton, Florida, USA 33432. Somerset Pines Academy Charter School appears in these lists : Boca Raton companies, Education companies, Schools companies. Visit the Somerset Pines Academy Charter School website to learn more.


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City of Pembroke Pines Charter Schools
City of Pembroke Pines Charter Schools. SYSTEM VISION Our vision, as a community, is to cultivate character and foster life-long learning through a challenging educational experience in a safe environment. SYSTEM MISSION It is our mission to prepare students to succeed in a global society by providing a personalized and rigorous curriculum through excellence in teaching.


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Economy of Pakistan
The Charter Schoolsâ total net position at the end of the year amounted to $4,262,031, a decrease of $541,532 (-11.3%) over the previous fiscal year. The total cost of all


Plate Tectonics
Plate Tectonics. Plate Tectonics is a geologic theory explaining the movements and forces in the Earth crust. It was developed during the mid 20th century, but the basic ideas were first put into words by the German geologist Alfred Wegener during the 1920s.


How has the theory of plate tectonics developed over time?
Answer Wiki. The theory of Plate Tectonics was not developed by a creative genius overnight. It came about through the work of many different people over the course of almost a century. Initially, weak evidence for what was being suggested meant that the theory was ignored and even laughed at for a very long time.


Origins of Plate Tectonic Theory
His continental drift theory was the first step in the development of plate tectonic theory, the foundation upon which modern geology is built. Summary The theory of continental drift was the first step toward plate tectonic theory, which became the foundation upon which modern geology is built. This module describes how the work of Alfred Wegener, Harry Hess, and others led to our understanding of plate tectonics. It explains plate tectonics as the driving force behind ongoing changes on Earth.


Plate Tectonics
Plate Tectonics. 1  Convergent boundaries: Plates move toward each other and collide. As we have two kinds of plates, oceanic and continental, there are three theoretically possible combinations: oceanic plate collides with a continental plate: the oceanic plate tips down and slides beneath the continental plate forming a deep ocean trench.


How has the theory of plate tectonics developed over time?
Plate tectonics is now accepted as a hard theory because it relies on hard evidence and can be observed as it happens. This is especially evident in Hawaii and Iceland, where the new land is continuously forming above the ocean floor.


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Learn how Alfred Wegener developed the theory of continental drift. Includes a discussion Wegener's work and modern advancements that have led to our understanding of plate tectonics.


Origins of Plate Tectonic Theory
Before Wegener, few had conceived of such a world. His continental drift theory was the first step in the development of plate tectonic theory, the foundation upon which modern geology is built. Summary. The theory of continental drift was the first step toward plate tectonic theory, which became the foundation upon which modern geology is built. This module describes how the work of Alfred Wegener, Harry Hess, and others led to our understanding of plate tectonics.


Plate Tectonics
The seven large plates are named in the picture. The smaller ones are: 1 Nazca Plate, 2 Carribbean Plate, 3 Cocos Plate, 4 Juan de Fuca Plate, 5 Arabian Plate, 6 Indian Plate, 7 Philippine Plate, 8 Scotia Plate. Plate Tectonics is a geologic theory explaining the movements and forces in the Earth crust.


How has the theory of plate tectonics developed over time?
The theory of Plate Tectonics was not developed by a creative genius overnight. It came about through the work of many different people over the course of almost a century. Initially, weak evidence for what was being suggested meant that the theor...


Plate Tectonics
This is the theory of plate tectonics as we know it today, and although it was adapted to new discoveries in details, the basic idea of the continental drift - the movement of whole continents - was supported by any new find.


Chicken Bones Suggest Polynesians Found Americas Before Columbus
But chicken bones recently unearthed on the coast of Chileâdating prior to Columbusâ âdiscoveryâ of America and resembling the DNA of a fowl species native to Polynesiaâmay challenge that notion, researchers say.


French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean118 Islands
French Polynesia is best to visit between June and October as the weather is cool and dry. There is a famous Heiva I Tahiti festival celebrated in the islands in the month of July. It includes art & crafts, dancing, music, sporting events and many other different activities.


French Polynesia
1 The archipelagoes of French Polynesia are the Society Islands, Tuamotu Archipelago, Gambier Islands, Marquesas Islands, and Tubuai Islands. The capital, Papeete, is on Tahiti, French Polynesiaâs largest island (403 square miles [1,043 square km]), in the Society group.


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(2012) 24,716. 1  1French Polynesia in Tahitian is Polynesia Farani. the Tahitian language provides the fundamental element of cultural identity per article 57 of the Statute of Autonomy. 2  2The Tahitian language provides the fundamental element of cultural identity per article 57 of the Statute of Autonomy.


Chicken Bones Suggest Polynesians Found Americas Before Columbus
The DNA sequence is found in chickens from Tonga, Samoa, Niue, Easter Island and Hawaii,â Matisoo-Smith said. âIf we had to guess, we would say it was unlikely to have come from West Polynesia and most likely to have come from Easter Island or some other East Polynesian source that we have not yet sampled.â


French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean118 Islands
Bora Bora & Tahiti are the famous islands of French Polynesia. French Polynesia is in tropical region with endless beaches having turquoise lagoons. Tuamotu islands produce natural black pearls, which are known for their color, size and beauty. Tourists love this place for traditional music and dancing.


French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean118 Islands
French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean118 Islands. French Polynesia is a set of islands located in the Pacific Ocean. The largest city is Papeete, which is also the capital of French Polynesian. Tahitian is the regional language and French is the official language used by most of the people. English is only understood in tourist areas and no one speaks it quite often.


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French Polynesia is a group of about 130 islands in the southern Pacific Ocean. It lies between South America and Australia. French Polynesia is an overseas country of France. It mostly rules itself, but for some things it depends on the French government.


Chicken Bones Suggest Polynesians Found Americas Before Columbus
Credit: Tim Mackrell. Which came firstâthe chicken or the European? Popular history, and a familiar rhyme about Christopher Columbus, holds that Europeans made contact with the Americas in 1492, with some arguing that the explorer and his crew were the first outsiders to reach the New World.


Chicken Bones Suggest Polynesians Found Americas Before Columbus
DNA extracted from the bones also matched closely with a Polynesian breed of chicken, rather than any chickens found in Europe. Polynesia was settled by sailors who migrated from mainland Southeast Asia, beginning about 3,000 years ago.


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Title: Rihanna: Pon de Replay (Video 2005) 5.8 /10. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below.


Flashback: Rihanna's First Single Came Out 10 Years Ago
Flashback: Rihanna's First Single Came Out 10 Years Ago. Because Rihanna is 27, itâs easy to forget that sheâs been cleaning up on the charts for a while now. Ten years, to be exact. Her first single, âPon de Replay,â hit the Billboard Hot 100 a decade ago, on June 11, 2005. (It was released on May 24 of that year.) In 2003, songwriter and producer Evan Rogers (whoâs one half of the duo, along with Carl Sturken, behind hits for artists like Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson and Christina Milian) was on vacation in Barbados


Pon de Replay
Pon De Replay was the opening song on the set list of Rihanna's 2007â09 Good Girl Gone Bad Tour, her first world tour. The singer's performance in Manchester was released in the United Kingdom through iTunes, and is featured on the Good Girl Gone Bad Live DVD.


Pon de Replay
Pon de Replay. Pon de Replay is the debut single recorded by Barbadian recording artist Rihanna, from her debut studio album Music of the Sun (2005). It was written and produced by Vada Nobles, Alisha M'Jestie Brooks, Carl Sturken and Evan Rogers. Her debut single, the song was released on May 24, 2005 as the lead single from the album.


Jonathan Hay Talks About The Ten Year Anniversary Of The Rise Of Rihanna
New York, New York (PRWEB) March 17, 2015 Exactly 10 years ago today on March 17, 2005, multi-platinum industry veteran Jonathan Hay first broke the news about 16-year-old Barbados singer Rihanna New York, New York (PRWEB) March 17, 2015 -- The publicist behind Pon de Replay opens up about Rihanna's debut single from Def Jam a decade after its release Celebrity Publicist Jonathan Hay Rihanna is a natural star and the truth is that she just out worked everybody else.


Pon de Replay
Pon de Replay is the first single released in 2005 off the album Music of the Sun by pop singer Rihanna.


Rihanna's debut single 'Pon De Replay' turns 10: Her top 10 tracks
Pop music's resident bad gal Rihanna launched her career 10 years ago on May 24, 2005 with the release of âPon De Replay.â The Barbadian... Pop music's resident bad gal Rihanna launched her career 10 years ago on May 24, 2005 with the release of âPon De Replay.â


Pon de Replay
Pon de Replay. Pon de Replay is the debut single recorded by Barbadian singer Rihanna, from her debut studio album Music of the Sun (2005). It was written and produced by Vada Nobles, Alisha Brooks, Carl Sturken and Evan Rogers. Her debut single, the song was released on May 24, 2005 as the lead single from the album.


Pon de Replay
In the preview gameplay, the lines All de gyal/Pon de dancefloor were written correctly (while, in the final release, they are incorrectly changed to All the gals/On the dancefloor). In Just Dance 2, Summer Party/Extra Songs and the Wii version of Greatest Hits, the pictograms slide is placed under the flashing square around the coach. Gallery


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Original Release Date: August 29, 2005; Release Date: August 30, 2005; Label: Def Jam; Copyright: âÂ© 2005 The Island Def Jam Music Group; Record Company Required Metadata: Music file metadata contains unique purchase identifier. Learn more. Duration: 4:06 minutes; Genres:


Praziquantel Tablet
How to use Praziquantel Tablet. Take this medication by mouth with food, usually 3 times a day (4 to 6 hours apart) for 1 day or as directed by your doctor. Quickly swallow the tablets or tablet segments with a full glass of water (8 ounces or 240 milliliters).


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Praziquantel was the result of collaborative work between two German pharmaceutical manufacturers: Bayer A.G., Leverkusen, and E. Merck, Darmstadt. The anthelminthic activity of pyrazinoisoquinoline derivatives was discovered in 1972 in the laboratories of Bayer, and was followed up by J. Seubert and others at E. Merck (Andrews, 1981; Seubert et al., 1977a).


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The side effects of Praziquantel are rare, but they can occur from time to time. 1  In most cases when taken orally, side effects will include: 2  Drooling. 3  Vomiting. 4  Diarrhea. 5  Loss of appetite. 6  Weakness or staggering. 7  Lethargy.


Praziquantel
Praziquantel can also be used to treat other animals for tapeworm, including ferrets, hamsters, gerbils, mice, chinchillas, guinea pigs, rats, and birds. Praziquantel is taken orally or via injection and it is absorbed and metabolized in the liver and then excreted in the bile.


Praziquantel
Praziquantel is in the anthelmintic class of medications. It works partly by affecting the function of the worm's sucker. Praziquantel was approved for medical use in the United States in 1982. It is on the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines, the most effective and safe medicines needed in a health system.


Praziquantel
History of Praziquantel Praziquantel was discovered in the 1970s in a joint collaboration between German pharmaceutical firms Bayer A.G. and E. Merck. It was patented in Germany as a veterinary antihelminthic in December of 1973, and Bayer subsequently partnered with the World Health Organization to run clinical trials verifying the safety of praziquantel in humans.


Praziquantel
Drugs such as DrontaÂ® contain Praziquantel in conjunction with another chemical, Pyrantal pamoate, which is effective against hookworms and roundworms. Drontal PlusÂ® contains Praziquantel, Pyrantal pamoate, as well as another drug febantel, which is effective against roundworms, hookworms and whipworms. Praziquantel may also be used in conjunction with Milbemycin in the drug MilbemaxÂ®, making is also effective against roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and young heartworms.


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Praziquantel is effective treatment for all five species and for both major types of morbidity (urinary lesions for S. haematobium, and hepatic lesions for the other species).


Praziquantel
Praziquantel for Treating Tapeworms. Praziquantel. Praziquantel is an antihelminthic medication that is most commonly used in veterinary medicine to help treat cats and dogs that have developed tapeworms, in most cases after ingesting a flea or louse.


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Chapter 2: Bayer & E. Merck: Discovery and development of praziquantel*. * By Michael R. Reich, Agnes Brinkmann, and Ramesh Govindaraj. The most important development in recent decades in the treatment of schistosomiasis is the discovery of praziquantel. This pharmaceutical product is the first anthelminthic drug to fulfill the World Health Organizationâs requirements for population-based chemotherapy of a broad range of parasitic infections (Wegner, 1981).


5 Safe and Healthy Alternatives to Rawhide Chews for Dogs
What are the risks of rawhide chewsâ¦. There is a real risk of blockage. Our dogs sometimes swallow entire chunks at a time and since theyâre largely indigestible, these can get stuck in their intestinal track.


Dog Rawhide Chews,
It is important to note that rawhide bones and chews made in USA are the absolute best for your dog. Choosing American Rawhide, Merrick, Dingo, Bone Buddies or Beafeaters brands you give your pet a rawhide chew of premium beefhide from corn-fed American cattle produced under the strictest quality standards. American production processes and sanitation practices are much better and more highly regulated than most other countries producing rawhide bones.


5 Safe and Healthy Alternatives to Rawhide Chews for Dogs
There are cooked bones at the pet store â avoid these â cooked bones can splinter and wreck havoc on your dogâs intestinal track. They can also break your dogâs teeth (just learned this one recently from an unhappy dog owner).


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But they sell rawhide too. I buy raw bones from a local pet store with a freezer section. The Petcos and Petsmarts in our area donât have raw food/raw bones; but the neighborhood pet stores do. The raw bones are really inexpensive and they give our dogs hours of enjoyment.


5 Safe and Healthy Alternatives to Rawhide Chews for Dogs
Our dogs love to chew and rawhide chews have been great for their teeth, for boredom, and to alleviate anxiety. Rawhide chews keep our dogsâ jaws strong, their teeth clean, and their breath fresh.


The Dangers of Rawhide Dog Chew Toys
âI never buy at Wal-Mart, I only buy organic and nothing from China, ever !â. This is how Danielle Devereux, whose German Shepherd Sammy is a ravenous consumer of snacks, describes her treat-buying strategy. Sammy prefers his rawhide toys soaked in warm chicken broth first.


5 Safe and Healthy Alternatives to Rawhide Chews for Dogs
And they can cause an upset tummy. Like I shared, Rodrigo canât handle the flavored ones; there are other dogs that have shown that theyâre allergic to the ingredients used to create the rawhide chews.


The Dangers of Rawhide Dog Chew Toys
Promoted as an âall naturalâ treat, rawhide does keep dogs entertained, perhaps even more so in its many basted, twisted, even brightly colored mutations. Itâs the equivalent of that gummy-worm-fortified cereal made with real oats that children howl for all the way down the breakfast aisle.


Dog Rawhide Chews,
The first step in making rawhide chews is transportation of animal's hide to processing plants where it is split, washed with degreasers and detergents, and cleaned. The completely clean rawhide is then sterilized in hydrogen peroxide at the required temperature for the required amount of time.


Dog Rawhide Chews,
Rawhide dog chews are dried hypodermic interstitial tissue (second layer of the skin) from cattle raised for meat production. This hypodermic interstitial tissue is quite tough yet flexible, due to collagen fibers that link. During processing the animal's skin is split into inner and outer layers.


Presidents' Day in the United States
Presidents' Day in the United States. Washington's Birthday, also known as Presidents' Day, is a federal holiday held on the third Monday of February. The day honors presidents of the United States, including George Washington, the USA's first president. George Washington was the first president of the United States of America. George Washington was the first president of the United States of America. Â©iStockphoto.com/Jason DiLorenzo


Presidents' Day
During debate on the bill, it was proposed that Washingtonâs Birthday be renamed Presidentsâ Day to honour the birthdays of both Washington (February 22) and Lincoln (February 12); although Lincolnâs birthday was celebrated in many states, it was never an official federal holiday. Following much discussion, Congress rejected the name change.


Presidents' Day
Presidentsâ Day, officially Washingtonâs Birthday, in the United States, holiday (third Monday in February) popularly recognized as honouring George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.


What Is Presidents Day?
So what happened to Lincolnâs Birthday? And whence came âPresidentsâ Dayâ? The concept of combining Washingtonâs and Lincolnâs birthdays into one holiday called âPresidentâs Dayâ was floated as far back as the early 1950s, as the New York Times noted in 1968: The first uniform Monday holiday plan was promulgated by NATO [the National Association of Travel Organizations] in the early 1950âs.


Presidents' Day
After the bill went into effect in 1971, however, Presidentsâ Day became the commonly accepted name, due in part to retailersâ use of that name to promote sales and the holidayâs proximity to Lincolnâs birthday. Presidentsâ Day is usually marked by public ceremonies in Washington, D.C., and throughout the country.


Qantas
1 Qantasâs first regular service, between Charleville and Cloncurry, began in 1922; in the following years other local routes were added. In 1934 Qantas and Britainâs Imperial Airways (later BOAC) formed Qantas Empire Airways Limited to operate the Brisbane-Singapore leg of service from Australia to England.


Welcome to the Qantas Founders Museum
Welcome to the Qantas Founders Museum. We are an independent not-for-profit community organization and registered charity, operating since 1996, to commemorate the ethos and preserve the material heritage of Qantas Airways Ltd.


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Baggage allowance of 2 x 32kg bags to the US; Allowance of 40kg on other international routes; additional baggage allowance for Qantas Club, Silver and Gold Frequent Flyer members; carry on baggage allowance of 7kgs.


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VH-EFR Qantas Boeing 767-381F(ER) @ Sydney Kingsford Smith International (SYD / YSSY) Â©


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Assorted References. 1  air transportation (in Australia: The culture) 2  contribution by Newson (in Marc Newson) 3  formation in Winton (in Winton) 4  national airlines (in airline, national) 5  route from Charleville (in Charleville)


Review: 10 Qantas Airways Facts you should know
Qantas made it's international debut on the Darwin - Singapore route in May 1935 on a De Havilland 86. The trip took almost 2 days with a stopover in Rambang, Indonesia. Singapore, which was still part of Malaysia back was the final stop for the Qantas flight.


About Qantas
Qantas was also impressed by the ability of the AWS platform to scale up and scale down with the airlineâs requirements, and the fact that Qantas did not have to lock in a specific level of resource consumption.


Qantas
1920: Qantas established In 1920, W Hudson Fysh, Paul McGinness and Fergus McMaster established the Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services Ltd with two open-cabin biplanes. Today Qantas is the second oldest airline in the world and the company and its flying kangaroo livery are Australian icons.


Lounge access
*Does not include Qantas Domestic Business Lounges Emerald and Sapphire members may invite one guest to join them in the lounge. The guest must also be travelling on a flight operated and marketed by a one world carrier.


Qantas
The Qantas Club is the airline lounge for Qantas with airport locations around Australia and the world. The Qantas Club offers membership by paid subscription (one year, two years or four years) or by achievement of Gold or Platinum frequent flyer status.


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Rick Ross - Box Chevy (Explicit) - Duration: 3:11. RickRossVEVO 15,998,852 views


Born Stunna
[Intro: Ross] Born stunna Iâm a born stunna Huh born stunna [Bridge: Ross] Money money money money money bags Money money money bags Money money money bags Money money money bags [Hook: Ross] Born stunna, born stunna Flip a hundred keys just to ball all summer Born stunna, born stunna I put a hundred karats in the cartier mama Born stunna, sheâs a born stunna Mercedes coupe for the missus if sheâs a born stunna Born stunna, born stunna Stack a hundred mill and another hundred cominâ [Verse 1: Birdman]


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The boss Rick Ross is preparing to defend his legacy with the sequel to his debut album called Port Of Miami 2: Born To Kill. The boss Rick Ross is preparing to defend his legacy with the sequel to his debut album called Port Of Miami 2: Born To Kill.


Rick Ross Biography
Rick Ross Biography. Rick Ross is an American rapper and artist. This biography provides detailed information on his childhood, life, career, achievements and timeline. William Leonard Roberts II, popularly known as Rick Ross in the world of R&B and rap, is a famous American rap artist and record label owner. He has successfully released six studio albums until now and is the founder of the famous Maybach Music Group, along with other founding members like, Wale, Meek Mill and French Montana.


Pitbull Lyrics
[Rick Ross:] [Intro:] You see him. You see him. Ross. You see him. You see him. Trick. Pitbull. DJ Khaled. 305 M-i-yayo. (Born and raised, born and raised born and raised in the County of Dade.) [Verse:] I got road dogs doin that 20-to-life, You try me, and ima get 20 tonight. You think your bitch bad, boy i got 20 alike,


Rick Ross (III)
Rick Ross (III) Soundtrack | Actor | Producer. With eight #1 and #2 Soundscan original studio albums, and four Grammy AwardÂ® nominations under his belt since 2006, Rick Ross was a core artist on the Def Jam roster. His drawing power was established virtually overnight when, in an earlier digital era, his 2006 label debut, Hustlin' became the first mastertone ever certified RIAA platinum ...


Rick RossRapper
Family Life. He has two kids from a previous relationship named Toie and William III. On his album Valley of Death, he talks about failing to pay child support. In May 2017, he became engaged to Liz Hagelthorn after less than two months of dating. Associated With. He has collaborated with Lil Wayne on numerous songs.


Cancer Cells Types and Characteristics
1 Ability to invade nearby tissues: Normal cells respond to signals from other cells which tell them they have reached a boundary. Cancer cells do not respond to these signals and extend into nearby tissues often with finger-like projections.


How do cancer cells differ from normal cells?
Appearance â Under a microscope, normal cells and cancer cells may look quite different. In contrast to normal cells, cancer cells often exhibit much more variability in cell size â some are larger than normal and some are smaller than normal.


Learn About Normal Cells Versus Cancer Cells
For example, cells can develop into heart cells, brain cells, lung cells or any other cell of a specific type. Cell Death: Normal cells have the ability to self destruct when they become damaged or diseased.


How do cancer cells differ from normal, healthy cells?
Cancer cells differ from normal cells because they have an accumulation of about 6-8 mutatations in them, that are not found in typical cells. Cancer is a disease of genes gone awry. Genes that control the orderly replication of cells become damaged, allowing the cell to reproduce without restraint and eventually to spread into neighboring tissues and set up growths throughout the body.


The Difference between Cancer Cells and Normal Cells
Normal cells communicate with each other for proper functioning. Cancer cells do not communicate with each other. Adhesion and Invasion. These cells have external membranes that allow them to bond with other cells. Cancer cells lose the molecules that keep cells bonded together.


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A chief difference is that cancer cells NO LONGER FUNCTION the way that healthy cells are supposed to function in the body. Another is that CANCER CELLS CONTINUE TO DI â¦ VIDE, sometimes at an accelerated rate, whereas normal cells do not divide unless there is a need to replace other cells, to maintain the function of the organ.


Cancer Cells vs. Normal Cells: How Are They Different?
For researchers, understanding how cancer cells function differently from normal cells lays the foundation for developing treatments designed to rid the body of cancer cells without damaging normal cells. The first portion of this list discusses the basic differences between cancer cells and healthy cells.


What are the differences between normal cells and cancerous cells?
How do cancer cells differ from normal somatic cells? There are many different ways to identify a normal, healthy cell and a cancerous cell. A normal cell will stay where they belong and do not travel to parts of the body w â¦ here they do not belong, cancer cells disregard this and can spread throughout the body in different ways.


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Genealogy for Robert Fulton, Jr. (1765 - 1815) family tree on Geni, with over 175 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives.


Robert Fulton
Robert Fulton was born on May 17 1711, in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland, to Robert Fulton and Janet Clark. Robert married Margaret Hopkin on June 21 1734, at age 23 in Hogszarde, Ayr, Scotland.


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Top record matches for Robert Fulton Robert Fulton found in 1851 Scotland Census Robert Fulton found in 1861 Scotland Census Robert Fulton found in 1861 Scotland Census Robert Fulton found in 1841 Scotland Census See more historical records for Robert Fulton