Diversity - Distance between Antennas
Never should you have the antennas exactly one wavelength away from each other. For the frequency of 2400, one wavelength is 4.92... so any distance that is not a multiple of 4.92 and no more than a multiple of 4 is recommended. 2. You should use 1/2 wavelength distances and to be safe no more than multiple of 3.


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Iv[dB]: isolation between vertically separated transmitter and receiver antennas. dv[m]: the vertical distance from the interferer antenna to the interfered with receiver. antenna, measured from radiation centre-to-radiation centre. Î» [m]: the wavelength of the interfered with system frequency band.


HF Antennas: Vertical or Horizontal?
At a height of about Î»/2, the nearby ground reflection of a horizontal HF antenna will start to be constructive at interesting take-off angles for long- distance ionospheric contacts. This will provide a net gain over the antenna in free-space.


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Annex 6 Glossary .................................................................................................................... 61. 1 Introduction. In this Report the isolation between co-located antennas and antennas in close proximity of IMT. base stations in the land mobile service is investigated.


HF Antennas: Vertical or Horizontal?
Serge Stroobandt, ON4AA. If you can have only one antenna and can chose between a vertical HF antenna or a relatively high horizontal HF antenna, go for the horizontal antenna.


Overcome Plateaus â Tear Down âThe Wallâ
How Do I Lower My Set Point? To lower your set point, you canât be in diet mode 365 days of the year. You need to attack fat loss from both angles â adding lean mass during parts of the year is absolutely necessary if you want to reduce your set point and tear down the wall.


Change your receptors, change your set point
If you donât change the number and sensitivity of your receptors, your set point will not change. Under these circumstances, the receptor control theory agrees with the classic fixed set point theory. However, the receptor control theory provides a way to change your set point by upregulating your receptors.


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Change Your Weight Set Point. As if itâs not hard enough to lose weight and keep it off, now we know that many of us must contend with battling our set point too. The set point theory was introduced by a group of researchers in 1982.


Overcome Plateaus â Tear Down âThe Wallâ
Tips for Breaking Fat Loss Plateaus. 1  Track your food intake for a few days. 2  Take your diet break seriously. 3  A word on cardio: if youâre doing it to lose weight, you might want to tone things down.  Adding in more food will give you more energy â enjoy the extra vigor and focus on gaining strength.


Set Point: What Your Body is Trying to Tell You
Allowing your weight to remain stable, at your own set point, is healthier than the diet-regain cycle. It means that you should consider weight as you consider height. Just as people have the genetic background to be short, average or tall, they have the genetic predisposition to be thin, average or large.


Change your receptors, change your set point
The receptor control theory explains a number of observations that cannot be accounted for by classical set point theory: 1  Biology is not destiny. Individuals do differ genetically in their tendency to gain weight or to be prone to addiction or depression. 2  Obesity is not a constant.


Set Point: What Your Body is Trying to Tell You
You cannot say that your set point is 65 kg. You can only estimate that you are at set point if you have been eating ânormallyâ and participating in moderate exercise for about a year. It is estimated that it takes that long, free of dieting, to allow your metabolism and weight to return to what is normal for you.


Change your receptors, change your set point
The receptor control theory explains a number of observations that cannot be accounted for by classical set point theory: 1  Biology is not destiny. 2  Obesity is not a constant. 3  Permanent weight loss is still possible.


How to Change Your Body Weight Set Point
According to Mirror Mirror.org, your body's natural set point is the weight your body will seek to maintain, even when confronted with a low-calorie diet. Once your weight dips below â or above â the natural set point, your metabolism adjusts in an attempt to restore the set point weight. Each person's set point is different, and based on factors such as heredity, height, and body frame. According to The Diet Channel, some experts believe you can reset your set point.


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A: One ton of gravel is approximately 18 cubic feet. One and a half tons of gravel equals 1 cubic yard, which is approximately 27 cubic feet. One ton of gravel covers an estimated 80 to 100 square feet when poured 2 inches deep. Continue Reading


How many square feet will 1 ton of river- rock cover?
Based on sand and gravel calculator found on L.R. Faulk Construction Co. site, 1 ton of gravel (clean rock) will equal approximately 7.3 sq. ft x 6 inches deep, or 5.2 sq. ft â¦ x 3 inches deep. A ton of gravel will cover approximately 15 square yards (135 square feet) at 3 inches deep.


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Calculator; Contact Us; A cubic yard is equal to 27 cubic feet. You can use the online calculator to determine how many cubic yards of material are required. Formulas Used Rectangular Area: (Lenght Ft. x Width Ft. x Depth Ft.) / 27 Triangular Area: (Lenght Ft. / 2) x Width Ft. x Depth Ft.] / 27 Round Area: (3.1416 x (Radius x Radius) x Depth in feet) / 27


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One ton of gravel is approximately 18 cubic feet. One and a half tons of gravel equals 1 cubic yard, which is approximately 27 cubic feet. One ton of gravel covers an estimated 80 to 100 square feet...


How many square feet are in a ton?
The amount of square feet in a ton of asphalt will depend on the  thickness of the asphalt. If the asphalt is three inches thick it  will have to cover the area three times.â¦ The type of asphalt used  is also a factor towards weight.


How many square feet are in a ton?
A square foot is a (two dimensional) measure of area, while a ton is a measure of weight. The two do not equate. On the other hand, a ton of a specific substance could have a specific (three dimensional) volume. For instance, if a one cubic foot concrete block weighed 100 pounds, 20 concrete blocks would equal a (US) ton. A square foot is a (two dimensional) measure of area, while a ton is a measure of weight.


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-1 cubic yard = 1 ton Unscreened topsoil 1:1.3 -1 cubic yard = 1 1/3 tons Gravel Bank run gravel 1:2-2â Screened gravel 1:2 1â and 2â Gravel 1:2-1 cubic yard = 2 tons 3â-6â oversized rock 1:1.5 8â-18â oversized rock 1:1.5-1 cubic yard = 1 1/2 tons Crushed Aggregates #1 Crushed limestone 1:1.5-1 cubic yard = 1 1/2 tons #2 Crusher run limestone 1:2-1 cubic yard = 2 tons


How Many Cubic Feet Are in a Ton of Gravel?
Quick Answer. One ton of gravel is approximately 18 cubic feet. One and a half tons of gravel equals 1 cubic yard, which is approximately 27 cubic feet. One ton of gravel covers an estimated 80 to 100 square feet when poured 2 inches deep.


How do i become a Michigan resident?
Best Answer: BEFORE you enroll at MSU, check with the rules in Michigan defining residency to qualify for instate tuition. Call the admissions office. Typically, states will require a definite period of time in which you live in the state full time before you enroll, usually a full year.


New Indiana Residents
If you are at least 18 years of age and have held a valid out-of-state driver's license from the state of your prior residence you must visit a license branch to present one of the following three items: your current out-of-state driver's license, a copy of your official driving record, or a verification letter.


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Welcome to Indiana! When you become a resident of Indiana, you have 60 days to obtain a new Indiana driver's license if you hold a valid driver's license from another state. You must also transfer the titles and registrations of any vehicles you own from your previous state to Indiana.


New Indiana Residents
New Indiana Residents Welcome to Indiana! When you become a resident of Indiana, you have 60 days to obtain an Indiana driver's license if you hold a valid driver's license from another state. You must also transfer the titles and registrations of any vehicles you own from your previous state to Indiana.


Off-Road Vehicles and Snowmobiles
A new Indiana resident must apply for title or complete a Request for Title â State Form 1014 for all vehicles owned with an out-of-state title within 60 days of becoming an Indiana resident. 1  If the application for title is made after the 60-day period, an administrative penalty will be charged.


How do i become a Michigan resident?
Well if you are coming from another state the dmv can probably help you out with information. You have to get a license from them and I am sure someone knows something about attaining residency. It is usually living in a state for six months to a year. Check out the cities website they should have additional details.


New Indiana Residents
If you have an out-of-country driver's license and intend to become an Indiana resident and also wish to obtain an Indiana driverâs license, you must provide an English translation of your driverâs license or your International Driving Permit.


New Indiana Residents
Current: New Indiana Residents New Indiana Residents. Welcome to Indiana! When you become a resident of Indiana, you have 60 days to obtain an Indiana driver's license if you hold a valid driver's license from another state. You must also transfer the titles and registrations of any vehicles you own from your previous state to Indiana. Indiana residency requirements


Exercises and Activities that Burn More Calories
Intensity of Exercise: Optimizing Energy Expenditure. A major way to optimize energy expenditure is to vary the intensity of the exercise. It is important to choose a mode of exercise that can be adjusted or graded to overload the cardio-respiratory system. For instance, treadmill walking can be made much more challenging by increasing the treadmill grade.


Exercises and Activities that Burn More Calories
Brisk walking, which is one of the most popular aerobic activities in the U.S., has been shown to produce positive health benefits. From an energy expenditure standpoint, running will burn more calories than walking due to the increased intensity of the activity. However, increased zeal to boost energy expenditure with running compounds the risk of injury to the feet, ankles, knees and back.


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Search for calories burned by various activities. CalorieLab's one-click calculator for calorie expenditure data lets you determine the calories burned by hundreds of exercises and activities. Fill in the form below and click to begin. Step 1 Enter your body weight: lbs kg. Step 2 Enter an activity to search for:


Calories Burned During Different Exercises
The number of calories you burn during exercise depends on your size and intensity level. Large people burn more calories than small people doing the same activity. High intensity workouts â a run compared to a walk â also burn more calories. Your efficiency at a particular exercise also influences your calorie burn.


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Calories burned during exercise is influenced by body weight, workout intensity, conditioning level and metabolism. Many activities are shown in the alphabetized list below, with calories expended per hour for three different weights.


Exercises and Activities that Burn More Calories
In addition to energy expenditure, some factors to consider when selecting a mode of exercise include personal interest, equipment, and facility availability, physical needs, injury risk and fitness goals. Therefore, selecting the appropriate mode(s) of exercise is essential for continued consistent energy expenditure.


Calories Burned During Different Exercises
Weight lifting does not provide as big a calorie burn as aerobic exercise, but it helps you build valuable muscle which makes you look toned and helps up your metabolic rate. A half-hour weightlifting session burns just 90 calories for a 125 pound person and 133 calories for a 185 person.


Calories Burned During Different Exercises
A low-impact aerobics class can burn about 165 calories per 30 minutes if you weigh 125 pounds, but up to 244 calories for a 185-pound person. Jump into the pool for your low-impact aerobics class and burn just 120 if you weigh 125 pounds.


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The cost of a good farrier is one of the many expenses that make owning a horse all but impossible for many people. Of course rates can vary greatly from one region to the nex â¦ t but the average is $30 - $50 for just a trim and $80 - $120 for shoes. Half shoe usually runs about $60.


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The cost of a good farrier is one of the many expenses that make owning a horse all but impossible for many people. Of course rates can vary greatly from one region to the nex â¦ t but the average is $30 - $50 for just a trim and $80 - $120 for shoes.


The Average Monthly Cost of Owning a Horse
A horse is assigned a stall and you're given access to trails, a pasture or arena. The cost of boarding averages $400 to $500 per month but can go as high as $1,200 to $2,500 in metropolitan areas.


The World Record Distance for Ejaculation
A person on a Yahoo forum recently asked, What's the world record distance for ejaculation?. He had heard it was more than 4 meters, but couldn't find any verification in the book of Guinness World Records. The answer was supplied by a fellow Yahoo member, JustJoe3: Given that my neighbor got pregnant while her husband was fighting in Iraq, I would have to say 10,000 miles..


How Far Can Most Guys Shoot? (Page 1)
Sarah, I think it shows what kind of shape a guy is in. Shooting further shows a man to have a healthier prostate and more vigor. Before anyone gets angry, this is just my opinion and I am just having fun saying this. May all you guys shoot far and strong!!!!


How Far Can Most Guys Shoot? (Page 1)
Absolutely honest . . . aerobic physical condition is a big factor. I discussed this with a friend who is a urologist and something of a fitness freak and sex addict, which pretty much describes me. We agreed that over many years of experience physical condition is everything. Personally, I shoot 9 to 11 feet when ejaculating toward or over a woman.


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1 Type up your minutes immediately after the meeting ends. 2  It's best to do this while the events are still fresh in your mind. 3  It's also important that participants get a copy of their action items as soon as possible after the meeting.4  Sit as close as possible to the chair of the meeting. In fact, you should avoid doing so. 2  If you are asked to take notes publicly during the meeting, use an overhead projector or presentation easel. 3  Make sure you are able to take the notes home afterward without smudging them so you are able to use them to type up minutes.


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Use a computer to type up your meeting notes. You may already have done this if you used a laptop at the meeting. Save your notes and begin a new document for the minutes so you can compare your notes and minutes side by side. In fact, you should avoid doing so. 2  If you are asked to take notes publicly during the meeting, use an overhead projector or presentation easel. 3  Make sure you are able to take the notes home afterward without smudging them so you are able to use them to type up minutes.


How To Write Effective Meeting Minutes with Templates and Examples
Clarifying Expectations: When you take on a new role as minutes-taker or Secretary, be sure to ask the Chair of the committee or Board what their expectations are of your role during the meeting, as well as the type of detail he/she expects in the minutes.inutes are a tangible record of the meeting for its participants and a source of information for members who were unable to attend. In some cases, meeting minutes can act as a reference point, for example: 1  when a meetingâs outcomes impact other collaborative activities or projects within the organization.


How To Take Meeting Minutes
Identify new sets of minutes on your computer by naming the file with the type of meeting and the date of meeting (e.g., âEXEC BOARD 051510â). Save the files in a folder on your computer reserved just for PTO minutes. Use a laptop to take notes during the meeting only if you are comfortable and quick on the computer.o Make It Easier. If you take your notes on paper during the meeting, start with a preprinted page with the heading already filled out. Prepare a template file on your computer with the standard headings and major section titles already inserted.


How To Write Effective Meeting Minutes with Templates and Examples
Please note that since the format, style and content requirements for meeting minutes varies depending on the organization and the type of committee or Board, this article offers only general guidelines to help get you started.inutes are a tangible record of the meeting for its participants and a source of information for members who were unable to attend. In some cases, meeting minutes can act as a reference point, for example: 1  when a meetingâs outcomes impact other collaborative activities or projects within the organization.


How To Write Effective Meeting Minutes with Templates and Examples
Whether youâve been tasked with taking notes for a committee or youâve been appointed Secretary to the Board of your organization, preparing meeting minutes doesnât have to be an arduous task. Here are some tips and ideas that will help you get started with writing and preparing effective meeting minutes.inutes are a tangible record of the meeting for its participants and a source of information for members who were unable to attend. In some cases, meeting minutes can act as a reference point, for example: 1  when a meetingâs outcomes impact other collaborative activities or projects within the organization.


How To Write Effective Meeting Minutes with Templates and Examples
Minutes are a tangible record of the meeting for its participants and a source of information for members who were unable to attend. In some cases, meeting minutes can act as a reference point, for example: 1  when a meetingâs outcomes impact other collaborative activities or projects within the organization.inutes are a tangible record of the meeting for its participants and a source of information for members who were unable to attend. In some cases, meeting minutes can act as a reference point, for example: 1  when a meetingâs outcomes impact other collaborative activities or projects within the organization.


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1 Make sure that all of the essential elements are noted, such as type of meeting, name of the organization, date and time, name of the chair or facilitator, main topics and the time of adjournment. 2  For formal and corporate meetings include approval of previous minutes, and all resolutions.emember that minutes are the official record of what happened, not what was said, at a meeting. Use whatever device is comfortable for you, a notepad, a laptop computer, a tape recorder, a steno pad, shorthand. Many people routinely record important meetings as a backup to their notes.


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Before the Meeting. If you are recording the minutes, make sure you arenât a major participant in the meeting. You canât perform both tasks well. Create a template for recording your meeting minutes and make sure you leave some blank space to record your notes.efore the meeting, gather as much information from the host as you can. Ask for a list of attendees, as well as some information on the purpose of the meeting. This way you wonât need to scramble to understand whatâs going on while youâre recording notes.


How To Take Meeting Minutes
To Make It Easier. If you take your notes on paper during the meeting, start with a preprinted page with the heading already filled out. Prepare a template file on your computer with the standard headings and major section titles already inserted.Use this blank file to start each new set of minutes.o Make It Easier. If you take your notes on paper during the meeting, start with a preprinted page with the heading already filled out. Prepare a template file on your computer with the standard headings and major section titles already inserted.


Brain's Left And Right Sides Work Together Better In Mathematically Gifted Youth
There really may be something different about the brains of math-heads. Mathematically gifted teens did better than average-ability teens and college students on tests that required the two halves of the brain to cooperate, as reported in the April issue of Neuropsychology. FULL STORY.


Left Brain vs. Right Brain Dominance: The Surprising Truth
No matter how lateralized the brain can get, though, the two sides still work together, science writer Carl Zimmer explained in an article for Discover magazine. The pop psychology notion of a left brain and a right brain doesnât capture their intimate working relationship.


Brain's Left And Right Sides Work Together Better In Mathematically Gifted Youth
Brain's Left And Right Sides Work Together Better In Mathematically Gifted Youth.. ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/04/040412012459.htm (accessed August 18, 2016).


Left Brain vs. Right Brain Dominance: The Surprising Truth
The brain contains two hemispheres that each performs a number of roles. The two sides of the brain communicate with one another via corpus callosum. The left hemisphere controls the muscles on the right side of the body while the right hemisphere controls those on the left. This is why damage to the left side of the brain, for example, might have an effect on the left side of the body.


Both Brain Hemispheres Required for Creativity
Usually, each task we perform activates one of the hemispheres more than the other. It's not very often that they work together as a team, since they much rather compete. However, this does not appear to be the case when performing more complex tasks and neural functions, including creativity.


Both Brain Hemispheres Required for Creativity
Both Brain Hemispheres Required for Creativity. The exact source of this type of thinking has not yet been found. Scientists have been trying to locate the source of creativity in the human brain for quite some time now, and steady progress is being made. While the issue remains far from resolved, a new study managed to discover that the process requires both brain hemispheres working together.


Both Brain Hemispheres Required for Creativity
The new study is not meant to suggest that the two halves of the brain play an equal role in underlying creativity. The right-hand side is always more involved when it comes to artistic pursuits, for example, but it always sends calls for help to the left hemisphere.


Left Brain vs. Right Brain Dominance: The Surprising Truth
According to the theory of left-brain or right-brain dominance, each side of the brain controls different types of thinking. Additionally, people are said to prefer one type of thinking over the other.


Brain's Left And Right Sides Work Together Better In Mathematically Gifted Youth
They were slower on one-sided trials, but when a task asked both sides of the brain to work together, they were considerably faster than the other boys. The study supports the growing notion that the mathematically gifted are better at relaying and integrating information between the cerebral hemispheres.


Brain's Left And Right Sides Work Together Better In Mathematically Gifted Youth
Mathematically gifted teens did better than average-ability teens and college students on tests that required the two halves of the brain to cooperate, as reported in the April issue of Neuropsychology, published by the American Psychological Association (APA).


How old do baby rabbits have to be until you will be able to tell the sexes?
You can successfully sex baby rabbits at 4-5 weeks, all it takes is practice. If you wait until your rabbits are 4 to 5 months old to sex and separate them you are going to have unwanted pregnancies because some rabbits will reproduce at 4 to 5 months old.abbits can be capable of breeding anywhere from 3 months of age  on. They should not be bred until they are at least 6 months old  and have reached mature rabbit weight for â¦ their breed.   To be capable of offspring, female rabbits (does) need  to be at least six months old.


How to Determine a Rabbit's Age
How to Determine a Rabbit's Age. Learn how to determine a rabbit's age in this Howcast video featuring bunny lover Amy Sedaris and rabbit expert Mary E. Cotter. So, people are always interested in how old a rabbit is especially if theyâre trying to adopt a rabbit from a shelter.Unfortunately, rabbits who come into shelters donât come with tags on them telling us how old they are and it is very hard to tell the age of a rabbit.ow to Determine a Rabbit's Age. Learn how to determine a rabbit's age in this Howcast video featuring bunny lover Amy Sedaris and rabbit expert Mary E. Cotter. So, people are always interested in how old a rabbit is especially if theyâre trying to adopt a rabbit from a shelter.


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Bunny Gallery. On this page you will find photos of baby cottontail rabbits (bunnies). Bunnies are sadly at the bottom of the food chain, and there is a period of time after Mom weans them when the bunnies are still confused, scared, and not sure if Mom is returning to them.unny Gallery. On this page you will find photos of baby cottontail rabbits (bunnies). Bunnies are sadly at the bottom of the food chain, and there is a period of time after Mom weans them when the bunnies are still confused, scared, and not sure if Mom is returning to them.


How to Determine a Rabbit's Age
Check out the entire series on Pet Rabbit here: http://bit.ly/1EhPnsK. Learn how to determine a rabbit's age in this Howcast video featuring bunny lover Amy Sedaris and rabbit expert Mary E. Cotter. So, people are always interested in how old a rabbit is especially if they're trying to adopt a rabbit from a shelter.Unfortunately, rabbits who come into shelters don't come with tags on them telling us how old they are and it is very hard to tell the age of a rabbit. There really is no reliable way.heck out the entire series on Pet Rabbit here: http://bit.ly/1EhPnsK. Learn how to determine a rabbit's age in this Howcast video featuring bunny lover Amy Sedaris and rabbit expert Mary E. Cotter. So, people are always interested in how old a rabbit is especially if they're trying to adopt a rabbit from a shelter.


How to Determine a Rabbit's Age
Similar with rabbits, their teeth are not a reliable way to tell the age of a rabbit unless the rabbit is extremely young, but other than that when a rabbit comes into a shelter, how do we tell the age? Well, thereâs two ways that I do.ow to Determine a Rabbit's Age. Learn how to determine a rabbit's age in this Howcast video featuring bunny lover Amy Sedaris and rabbit expert Mary E. Cotter. So, people are always interested in how old a rabbit is especially if theyâre trying to adopt a rabbit from a shelter.


How old do baby rabbits have to be until you will be able to tell the sexes?
You can start to sex them at around 6/7 weeks old but its very difficult and it may be wrong there are never certain answers at this age so it would be advised to take to the yet but even then they can be wrong too but at around 4/5months you can tell because the male rabbits start to have pink sacs (Their testicle's).abbits can be capable of breeding anywhere from 3 months of age  on. They should not be bred until they are at least 6 months old  and have reached mature rabbit weight for â¦ their breed.   To be capable of offspring, female rabbits (does) need  to be at least six months old.


How can i tell how old my wild baby rabbit is?
Best Answer: As you fount it when it was a baby im sure you could keep it. The only thing with this is you will need to take it to the vets and get all its injections done and let them give it a look over. The vets will tell you a guestamation of how old the bunny is.In this case i highley recomend you take it to the vets. You dont want to catch or pass on any viruses/illnesses this baby bunny might be carrying with it....after all it is a wild rabbit.he only thing with this is you will need to take it to the vets and get all its injections done and let them give it a look over. The vets will tell you a guestamation of how old the bunny is.


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Usually by 8 weeks you can tell. Some people can tell when they are 4 weeks old. The biggest thing to look for is the distance between the â¦ vent and anus. Girls will have less of a distance than boys. This information was taken from the website below.ou can tell male from female as soon as they are born. Remember to keep daddy bunny out of the cage that the babies are in. He can kill the little ones. For the novice who doesn't find it 'easy' when they are first born, you can tell fairly early.


What To Do If You Find Yourself With Baby Rabbits.
If the momma bunny had died or will not nurse her babies you can try to hand feed the babies. However, hand feeding baby rabbits have not been very successful. There is not a milk replacement that is 100% adaptable for rabbits.aby Rabbits-. If your rabbit has babies (kits), the first thing you should do is to remove the male rabbit from the cage. The male rabbit may not hurt the baby rabbits, but he can and may impregnate the momma bunny and any female bunnies as soon as they mature.


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Baby Rabbits-. If your rabbit has babies (kits), the first thing you should do is to remove the male rabbit from the cage. The male rabbit may not hurt the baby rabbits, but he can and may impregnate the momma bunny and any female bunnies as soon as they mature.aby Rabbits-. If your rabbit has babies (kits), the first thing you should do is to remove the male rabbit from the cage. The male rabbit may not hurt the baby rabbits, but he can and may impregnate the momma bunny and any female bunnies as soon as they mature.


Did Benjamin Franklin own slaves?
Most of the founders owned slaves, only a few were the exception, Benjamin Franklin wasn't one of them. As far as we know, Benjamin Franklin owned six slaves, named George, Jo â¦ hn, King, Peter, Peters wife Jemima, and Othello who was possibly the son of Peter and Jemima.


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1790: Petitions against slavery; dies April 17. - The last entry of Benjamin Franklin's chronology by biographer Edmund S. Morgan. A look at any chronology of Benjamin Franklin's lengthy, inventive, civic-minded life shows a man light-years ahead of his time in thought and action.


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Franklin owned two slaves, George and King, who worked as personal servants, and his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette, commonly ran notices involving the sale or purchase of slaves and contracts for indentured laborers. In addition to slaves from Africa, the colonies depended upon other forms of cheap labor.


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Other slaves in the Franklin household were George and John. Deborah wrote to Franklin in June 1772 that since the death of Georgeâs wife, he had become a âdredfull cryerâ. John was released and accompanied Franklin to London in 1764.


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As far as we know, Benjamin Franklin owned six slaves, named George, Jo â¦ hn, King, Peter, Peters wife Jemima, and Othello who was possibly the son of Peter and Jemima.


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As did many white Americans, Franklin added to the commerce of slavery. In the 1730s, he ran ads for slaves and printed runaway-slave notices in his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette.


Did Benjamin Franklin own slaves?
Benjamin Franklin owned at least two slaves, George and King, before becoming an avid abolitionist in the years following the Revolutionary War. I would add Peter and Jemima who are mentioned in his will to be freed but had already died before Franklin.


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He is a joiner by trade and a very good worker.â We know that Franklin owned Peter and his wife Jemima, and a young boy named Othello, who may gave been their son, bought in June 1757 for Â£41 and 10 shillings. Other slaves in the Franklin household were George and John.


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Slavery was an accepted way of life in early colonial America. Without the work of slaves and indentured servants, the growing economy of the colonies would have been limited. Almost all of our country's founding fathers owned slaves at one time or another, including Benjamin Franklin.


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Benjamin Franklin (January 17, 1706 - April 17, 1790) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America. He was also a leading author and printer, political theo â¦ rist, politician, postmaster, scientist, inventor, satirist, civic activist, statesman, and diplomat. Benjamin Franklin was a noble man.


Top 10 Liming Questions
1 Since water is required for lime to react with the soil, effects of a lime application will be slower in a dry soil. 2  It often takes a year or more before a response can be measured even under perfect conditions. 3  However, a response may be observed within weeks of the application when soil pH is extremely low. However, a response may be observed within weeks of the application when soil pH is extremely low. 2  It is important to apply lime immediately after the growing season or crop removal to allow lime to react, correcting soil pH before the next growing season. 3  The reactivity time also depends on the type of lime used.


Top 10 Liming Questions
1 Up to four tons per acre may be applied if the lime is worked into the soil. 2  In situations where soil pH is extremely low and a large amount of lime is recommended, it may be a good idea to spread the cost over two to three years by annually applying one-third or half of the lime needed. However, a response may be observed within weeks of the application when soil pH is extremely low. 2  It is important to apply lime immediately after the growing season or crop removal to allow lime to react, correcting soil pH before the next growing season. 3  The reactivity time also depends on the type of lime used.


Adjusting Your Soilâs pH
The more clay and organic content in your soil, the more lime you will need to correct the pH. Sandy soils require less lime to raise pH. If you need to add more than 40-pounds of lime per 1,000-square feet to correct your pH, do it in two or more applications.f your soil test shows that the soil pH is low, add lime according to the test recommendations. If you did your own pH test, see the table to determine how much lime to apply. If you are unsure of your test results, be conservative. Too much of an amendment can be detrimental to your lawn.


How to Add Lime to Acidic Soil
Plants need specific types of soil to grow properly. When you have acidic soil and you need an alkaline or neutral soil, adding lime reduces the total acidity. However, you first need to know how the current level of acidity in the soil.By taking a test sample, you can find the soil's pH level.lants need specific types of soil to grow properly. When you have acidic soil and you need an alkaline or neutral soil, adding lime reduces the total acidity. However, you first need to know how the current level of acidity in the soil.


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Soil pH is a measurement of the acidity or alkalinity of a soil. On the pH scale, 7.0 is neutral. Below 7.0 acid, and above 7.0is basic or alkaline. A pH range of 6.8 to 7.2 is termed near neutral.oisten it with vinegar. If the soil-vinegar mix bubbles, the soil has free lime. On soils with free lime, a gardener will not effectively lower the pH. On soils without free lime, the following products may help lower the pH.


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Moisten it with vinegar. If the soil-vinegar mix bubbles, the soil has free lime. On soils with free lime, a gardener will not effectively lower the pH. On soils without free lime, the following products may help lower the pH.1  Elemental sulfur is one chemical that can be used to lower soil pH.2  The soil type, existing pH, and the desired pH are used to determine the amount of elemental sulfur needed, (see Table 1). 3  Incorporate sulfur to a depth of six inches.oisten it with vinegar. If the soil-vinegar mix bubbles, the soil has free lime. On soils with free lime, a gardener will not effectively lower the pH. On soils without free lime, the following products may help lower the pH.


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This acidity needs the greatest amounts of lime to be neutralized. Because the active acidity (pH) is only a fraction of the total potential acidity in the soil, a pH measurement can only tell you whether or not lime addition is needed, not how much is needed.We need a measure of the soilâs âbuffer capacityâ to determine the amount of lime needed to increase the pH.n order to raise the soil pH, the acid cations have to be removed from the cation exchange sites and neutralized. When a liming material such as calcium carbonate is added to the soil, the calcium replaces the H + and/or Al 3+ on the exchange sites and the carbonate acts to neutralize the H + and Al 3+ .


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Signs You Need to Lime. One sign of a low soil pH is the presence of excess moss and weeds in your garden or lawn. Moss and weeds are acid loving plants and do best in acidic soil.Though not a guaranteed indicator, an excess of moss and weeds is a good sign that you should raise soil pH.igns You Need to Lime. One sign of a low soil pH is the presence of excess moss and weeds in your garden or lawn. Moss and weeds are acid loving plants and do best in acidic soil.


Adjusting Your Soilâs pH
It is best to test your own soil, or obtain test results from a professional testing service, before applying any amendments. If your soil test shows that the soil pH is low, add lime according to the test recommendations. If you did your own pH test, see the table to determine how much lime to apply.If you are unsure of your test results, be conservative. Too much of an amendment can be detrimental to your lawn.f your soil test shows that the soil pH is low, add lime according to the test recommendations. If you did your own pH test, see the table to determine how much lime to apply. If you are unsure of your test results, be conservative. Too much of an amendment can be detrimental to your lawn.


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Exchangeable acidity is the total potential acidity present in the soil between its actual pH and pH 8.2. Determining Lime Recommendations Lime recommendations depend on: 1. Current and desired pH. 2. Exchangeable acidity. 3. Base saturation of the soil at the current and at the desired pH. 4. Tillage depth.n order to raise the soil pH, the acid cations have to be removed from the cation exchange sites and neutralized. When a liming material such as calcium carbonate is added to the soil, the calcium replaces the H + and/or Al 3+ on the exchange sites and the carbonate acts to neutralize the H + and Al 3+ .


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Adv. 1. back and forth-moving from one place to another and back again; he traveled back and forth between Los Angeles and New York; the treetops whipped to and fro in a frightening manner; the old man just sat on the porch and rocked back and forth all day.backward and forward, to and fro.1  Facebook.2  Twitter.ack and forth-moving from one place to another and back again; he traveled back and forth between Los Angeles and New York; the treetops whipped to and fro in a frightening manner; the old man just sat on the porch and rocked back and forth all day. backward and forward, to and fro. 1  Facebook. 2  Twitter.


Translations for back and forth
moving from one place to another and back again. he traveled back and forth between Los Angeles and New York; the treetops whipped to and fro in a frightening manner; the old man just sat on the porch and rocked back and forth all day.iktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: back and forth (Noun). The movement (of someone or something) forward followed by a return to the same position. May refer to a concept such as an emotional state or a relationship as well as a physical thing. back and forth (Noun).


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back and forth. LINK / CITE ADD TO WORD LIST. adverb. The definition of back and forth is going from one place to another and then returning to the first location, often over and over again.An example of back and forth is when a person goes to LA, then to San Francisco, then back to LA, then back to San Francisco again.ack-and-forth. adverb. 1  Backward and forward; to and fro: went back and forth in the rocking chair. 2  From side to side: paced back and forth across the room.


Translations for back and forth
Wiktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: back and forth (Noun). The movement (of someone or something) forward followed by a return to the same position. May refer to a concept such as an emotional state or a relationship as well as a physical thing.back and forth (Noun).Negotiations or discussions between two or more parties, a dialog. back and forth (Adverb). From one place to another and back again. back and forth (Adjective). Going from one place or position to another and back again.iktionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: back and forth (Noun). The movement (of someone or something) forward followed by a return to the same position. May refer to a concept such as an emotional state or a relationship as well as a physical thing. back and forth (Noun).


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Full Definition of BACK AND FORTH. : backward and forward; also: between two places or persons. See back and forth defined for English-language learners.ADVERTISEMENT.ack and forth. adverb. Tweet. : toward the back and then toward the front: backward and forward.


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back and forth. Also, backward(s) and forward(s) . To and fro, moving in one direction and then the opposite and so making no progress in either. For example, The clock pendulum swung back and forth.if someone or something moves back and forth between two places, they move from one place to the other place again and again Nurses went back and forth among the wounded, bringing food and medicine. See also: and, back, forth. 1  Facebook.or example, The clock pendulum swung back and forth. The term is also used figuratively, as in The lawyers argued the point backwards and forwards for an entire week. [c. 1600].


BACK AND FORTH
â¢ BACK AND FORTH (adverb). The adverb BACK AND FORTH has 1 sense: 1. moving from one place to another and back again. Familiarity information: BACK AND FORTH used as an adverb is very rare. BACK AND FORTH (adverb). The adverb BACK AND FORTH has 1 sense: 1. moving from one place to another and back again. Familiarity information: BACK AND FORTH used as an adverb is very rare.


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back and forth. adverb. Tweet. : toward the back and then toward the front: backward and forward.ack and forth. adverb. Tweet. : toward the back and then toward the front: backward and forward.


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back-and-forth. adverb. 1  Backward and forward; to and fro: went back and forth in the rocking chair. 2  From side to side: paced back and forth across the room.ack-and-forth. adverb. 1  Backward and forward; to and fro: went back and forth in the rocking chair. 2  From side to side: paced back and forth across the room.


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To and fro. Example sentences. 1  Radio messages flew back and forth to Moscow asking what to do before the situation was resolved. 2  The football was frantic and in the stands the chants bounced back and forth.3  Mrs Holmes says so many lorries come back and forth that it can be dangerous walking through the area.o and fro. Example sentences. 1  Radio messages flew back and forth to Moscow asking what to do before the situation was resolved. 2  The football was frantic and in the stands the chants bounced back and forth.


Difference between Vlookup and Indexâ¦Match
Difference between Vlookup and Indexâ¦Match. The Vlookup statement is a very powerful function in Excel that is pretty widely used. The Index Match is a more powerful tool, however it is far, far less frequently used because of itâs complexity.


Why INDEX MATCH is Better Than VLOOKUP
Dynamic Column Reference Leads to Fewer Errors. The key difference between INDEX MATCH and VLOOKUP is that VLOOKUP requires a static column reference while INDEX MATCH uses a dynamic column reference. With VLOOKUP, most people will input a specific, static number to indicate which column they want to return from.


Difference between Vlookup and Indexâ¦Match
So now Excel will look at the first part, and pull the result from column A and row 13. We see it is a C, so it will pull in that piece. So thatâs the main differences between Vlookup and Index Match. I feel both of these are useful. While Index Match is more powerful, it isnât needed every time.


Top 5 Differences Between VLOOKUP & HLOOKUP in Microsoft Excel
Difference 2: VLookup Syntax. VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]) In the above VLookup syntax, lookup_value refers to the value that the user is trying to find in a table, and table_array refers to the range or table in which the user is looking for a certain value to match another value. HLookup Syntax: HLOOKUP( lookup_value, table_array, row_index_num, [range_lookup] )


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Vlookup and Hlookup. Vlookup and Hlookup. The Excel vlookup and hlookup functions tend to scare a lot of people. Often they show up in job descriptions and requirements: ...knowledge of Excel including vlookup and hlookup.... Really, the vlookup and hlookup functions are not very hard to master.


Top 5 Differences Between VLOOKUP & HLOOKUP in Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel defines HLookup as a function that âlooks for a value in the top row of a table or array of values and returns the value in the same column from a row you specifyâ. The HLookup function retrieves data from the table horizontally.


What is the difference between VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP?
Answer added by: Mustafa 3 years ago. Lookup is a Microsoft Excel function that searches for values in a column or row of a spreadsheet list or table. The V in VLOOKUP stands for vertical used for column, H in HLOOKUP is for horizontal used for rows.


What is the difference between VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP?
The V in VLOOKUP stands for Vertical. Syntax: VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]) HLOOKUP: Searches for a value in the top row of a table and then returns a value in the same column from a row you specify in the table.


Kenya
Procedure. 1  In a saucepan, boil the water, then add the cabbage. Cover and cook for 10 minutes. 2  Drain, season with salt, and set aside. 3  Heat the oil in a frying pan and add the onions and tomatoes. Cook over medium heat until soft. 4  Add the salted cabbage to the frying pan and cook for another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.


Key facts on food loss and waste you should know!
Key facts on food loss and waste you should know! 1  Fruits and vegetables, plus roots and tubers have the highest wastage rates of any food. 2  Global quantitative food losses and waste per year are roughly 30% for cereals, 40-50% for root crops, fruits and vegetables, 20% for oil seeds, meat and dairy plus 35% for fish.


Kenya
Procedure. 1  In a saucepan, boil the water, then add the cabbage. 2  Drain, season with salt, and set aside. 3  Heat the oil in a frying pan and add the onions and tomatoes. 4  Add the salted cabbage to the frying pan and cook for another 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. 5  In a small mixing bowl, beat the eggs. 6  Serve with rice, ugali , or potatoes.


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Another consequence of the very severe drought was the spike in food prices. In Wajir, the price of rice (the staple food of the local population) rose from 60 to 80 shillings (â¬0.64) per kilogram in 3 months, while the price of sugar doubled. The purchasing power of people has almost become nil [6].


African cuisine
(August 2017) Traditionally, the various cuisines of Africa use a combination of locally available fruits, cereal grains and vegetables, as well as milk and meat products, and do not usually get food imported. In some parts of the continent, the traditional diet features a lot of milk, curd and whey products.


Foods
Food in the West The cuisine of West Africa tends to rely on heavy starchy foods (known as carbohydrates), which provide energy. Typically, West Africans will give their meals taste with hot spices and chilli peppers, or sauces such as peanut.


Africa's 20 most popular foods: Biltong, fufu, injera, couscous, ugali anyone?
This is evident in East Africa with the nyama choma (roast meat) culture, but also in Southern Africa. Southern Africa has the most varied cuisines of any region on the continent, this is a result of the blend of cultures â the indigenous African tribal societies, European and Asian populations.


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East Africa and Food Security. East Africa, which includes Burundi, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia, Tanzania, and Uganda, imports fertilizers and food and contains some of the poorest countries in the world.


Top 10 Best African Food Recipes
It is a staple food across Africa and it comes in various forms which range from jollof rice (in which rice is cooked in a tomato, pepper and onion base to which other ingredients like salt and spices are added) to fried rice.


Get a driver license
Together the learner permit and the driver license are valid for a maximum of 5 years. When you apply for a learner permit and a driver license, you pay the fee for the length of time that the documents are valid. For example, a learner permit that was issued to you in 2008 will be valid until your birthday in 2013. You pay the fee for a document that is valid for 5 years. If you pass your road test in 2011, your driver license will expire in 2013. Your driver license keeps the expiration date of your learner permit.


How to Drive Without a License
You are ineligible to drive on the Lyft platform if any of the below are found on your driving record: 1  More than three moving violations in the past three years (e.g. accidents, traffic light violations) 2  A major moving violation in the past three years (e.g., driving on a suspended license, reckless driving)


In New York, how long do you have to have your learner's permit before you can get a full driver's license?
In NYS , if you are under age 18, you must wait atleast six months from the date you received your learner permit to schedule a road test. You must be atleast 16 years of age to get a learner permit. If you are UNDER 18 years of age, before you take your road test you must. 1  have a minimum of 50 hours of supervised practice driving with a) atleast 15 hours at night( after sunset) b) atleast 10 hours in moderate to heavy traffic. (It is actually a good idea for drivers of all ages to have this experience).


Driver's License Checklist
All drivers are subject to the state's point system; if you are younger than 18 years old and accumulate more than 6 points or if you are 18 years old and older and accumulate 12 points, the state could suspend your driving privilege.


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Road Test Retakes. If you don't pass the road test, you must wait 1 week before retesting. You will be able to attempt to pass 6 times; after that you must wait 6 months to try again. C) Get Your Kentucky Driver's License.


In New York, how long do you have to have your learner's permit before you can get a full driver's license?
If you have a Class DJ [...] learner permit, you must have a minimum of 50 hours of supervised practice driving that includes at least 15 hours of driving after sunset before you take a road test.


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Senior Accountant Salary. Senior Accountant salaries, Senior Accountant benefits packages, Senior Accountant bonuses, Senior Accountant job descriptions, Senior Accountant statistics and Senior Accountant job openings. Please select a specific Senior Accountant job from the list below for additional information or search Senior Accountant salaries. Job Title.


Average CPA and Accountant Salary Guide
Senior managers/directors in tax services earned salaries within the range of $95,500 and $198,000 in 2015, an increase of 3.7 percent from 2014. Tax services manager salaries also increased more than 3 percent between 2014 and 2015, to a range of between $88,750 and $139,000.


Senior Human Resources (HR) Generalist  Salary
Senior Manager Accountant Salary. With more than three-quarters of Senior Manager Accountants in the United States reporting more than 10 years of experience in the field, this area is heavily weighted toward experienced professionals. Pay ranges from $51K to $174K per year and averages out to $90K per year.


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Senior Accounting Manager Salary. Salaries for Senior Accounting Managers in the United States are generous, with average pay above six figures ($96K) per year. Geography is the biggest factor affecting pay for this group, followed by career length. Medical benefits are awarded to most, and a large number earn dental coverage.


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Pay by Experience Level for Senior Manager Accountant. Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience. Salaries for the relatively untried average out to around $54K, but survey participants with five to 10 years of experience earn a significantly higher median of $91K.


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To help. our clients do just that, Robert Half releases the. Salary Guide every year, complete with the most up-to-date information and advice on. starting compensation, workplace issues and the current hiring outlook. We are pleased to present the 2015 Salary Guide, which forecasts compensation. trends across a wide array of positions in the accounting and finance fields, based on. our research and experience. As you grow and build your workforce this year, I hope.


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cohere in British English. See all translations. cohereverb [ I ] uk â /kÉÊËhÉªÉr/ us â /koÊËhÉªr/ formal. âº If an argument or theory coheres, all the different stages fit together to form a reasonable whole. âº to unite or to hold together as a unit: His vision is of a world that coheres through human connection rather than rules.


cohere
Use cohere in a sentence. -Â·heredâ², -Â·herâ²ing. to stick together, as parts of a mass. to be united as by molecular cohesion. to be connected naturally or logically, as by a common principle; be consistent. to become or stay united in action; be in accord.


Primary Meanings of cohere
Put them together and you have to stick together.. When people work together on a project, it's important that their ideas cohere, otherwise the work can seem disjointed and awkward. The beauty of the dance was in the timing: everyone was so in step that they seemed to cohere into one great mass of humanity.


Primary Meanings of cohere
When things cohere, they come together in a meaningful way. It wasn't until we won a game that our team finally cohered, and we actually felt like a unit. Co- means together, and here is from the Latin haerÄre, to stick..


cohere
Examples of cohere in a sentence. 1  the account in his journal coheres with the official report of the battle. 2  beset by personal animosities, the people of the neighborhood could not cohere into an effective civic association.


coherent
Physics, Optics. of or relating to waves that maintain a fixed phase relationship, as in coherent light, or light in which the electromagnetic waves maintain a fixed and predictable phase relationship with each other over a period of time.


Meaning of âcohereâ in the English Dictionary
cohere in British English. cohereverb [ I ] âº If an argument or theory coheres, all the different stages fit together to form a reasonable whole. His vision is of a world that coheres through human connection rather than rules.


Kamakou Preserve
Kamakou Preserve allows a glimpse into a Hawaiian Rainforest. The high and hidden Kamakou Preserve encompasses nearly 3,000 acres on Molokaiâs highest mountain, Kamakou. Perched near the summit, the Kamakou Preserve is a habitat for some of Hawaiiâs most endangered species. Kamakou Preserve can be visited on monthly hikes led by the Nature Conservancy. Check out their event schedule or give their Molokai office a call at 808-553-5236.


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Kamakou is a rain forest like no other, a rich biological tapestry of native plants and animals. 1  Why You Should Visit. 2  Location. 3  Size. How to Prepare for Your Visit.  What to See: 1  Plants. What to See: Animals.  Why the Conservancy Selected This 1  Site. What the Conservancy Has Done/Is  Doing.


Molokai: âThe Friendly Isleâ for Hikers
Visitors (who must be at least 16 years old) can hike in and out or ride one of the Molokai mules. The Molokai Mule Ride is the way most people visit the Kalaupapa settlement. Even if you hike, you must sign up for a tour. Itâs a 6.4-mile round trip trek, with 26 switchbacks and a 1,600-foot elevation drop. (Save some energy for the steep uphill return trip!) At the bottom of the trail, hikers join the mule riders for a guided walking and bus tour of Kalaupapa National Historic Park.


Kamakou Preserve
The rain forest of Kamakou is like no other forest on the planet. It is an important source of water for Moloka'i and is a magnificent natural treasure. Moloka`i Ranch, Ltd. granted a conservation easement to The Nature Conservancy in 1982 to restore the area and protect it in perpetuity.


Molokai: âThe Friendly Isleâ for Hikers
Hike Molokai and Hawaii\âs largest expanse of old-growth tropical forest. Molokai boasts Hawaiiâs largest expanse of old-growth tropical forest. With a little time and effort, the intrepid hiker can discover what Kamakou Preserve caretakers like to call âthe real Hawaii.â.


Kamakou Preserve
Meandering for more than a mile through the Preserve, the trail allows you a close-up view of one Hawaiiâs wettest areas, often receiving more than 170 inches of rain per year. The Kamakou rainforest is like no other forest on the planet, and also serves as an important source of water for Molokai.


Activities Molokai
Nature Conservancy staff and volunteers lead a monthly hike along a narrow boardwalk through Kamakou Preserve. Hike leaders will meet you at the Molokai airport at 8:30 am, serve as interpretive guides throughout the hike, and return you to the airport by 3:30 pm. Advance reservations and a deposit are required.


Kamakou Preserve
Located high in the mountains of East Moloka'i, Kamakou Preserve is a magnificent natural treasure and a rain forest like no other. More than 200 species of native plants are woven together in a rich biological tapestry, providing habitat for native song birds, insects and colorful banded tree snails.


#40trails: No. 14: Kamakou Preserve, Molokaâi
So thatâs what we did. To get to the preserve, you have to take Highway 460 toward Homelani Cemetery. Youâll see a green sign on the mauka side of the highway. Turn here and drive about three miles along the dirt road toward the Molokaâi Forest Reserve. We got an early start â and lucked out with this view of the road ahead.


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âQuite the trip and hike, but wow....â. Review of Kamakou Preserve. Owner description: Molokai's rain forest preserve. Check this hike out on the Nature Conservancy site, get a map from the local Molokai office..... The trip out to the hike is an adventure in itself!!! A big plus is the road also stops along the Waikolu lookout, great views there, plus a chance for a break, restrooms, etc. This whole excursion/hike will take at least 1/2 a day at a good pace, so have plenty of time..... The Kamakou Preserve is in the thickest rainforest-type environment we've ever been in....


The Dopamine Diet
While most of us are not brave enough to consume squid eyes and viscera, you can get the same DHA goodness from a squid oil supplement, which is becoming more and more common on the shelves of health food stores. As part of my Dopamine Diet protocol, I encourage the consumption of 1-2 tsp of squid oil daily.


The Dopamine Diet
The omega-3 fatty acids found in seafood have a significant effect on dopamine levels so they too become part of The Dopamine Diet. One of the notable features of brain and nerve cells is the high percentage of the omega-3 fat DHA. In fact, the brain is comprised of 60% fat with DHA being the most prevalent.


The Dopamine Diet
Decreased activation of this brain region has been linked with elevated risk of obesity. But besides the very direct and often negative impact these and other foods are having on our cravings, it seems we desire to keep filling up on them because they surge a âfeel-goodâ hormone in the brain called dopamine.


The Dopamine Diet
In a December 2008 study in the journal Nutrition & Metabolism, J. Reinholz and colleagues suggest that your brain uses dopamine to tell your body when to stop eating. Low dopamine levels may also play a role in overeating for people with a genetic predisposition to low dopamine levels.


The Dopamine Diet
The pathway between the brain and body is known as the neuroendocrine-immune supersystem. Symptoms of this system breakdown can sometimes appear as a hormone issue when in actuality, they can be attributed to a neurotransmitter imbalance. Keep in mind, dopamine is a neurotransmitter.


The Dopamine Diet
Puree purÃ©e the beans in a food processor with the, onion, garlic, olives the remaining 1 tbsp olive, oil and the tarragon. Leaves season with salt and pepper to. Taste just before, serving spread the fava bean paste onto the rice. Crackers garnish with the diced red pepper and a sprinkling of black. pepper


The Dopamine Diet
Consequently, more than 1 in 5 adults are overweight, and more than a third of them obese. Today, with 24-7 access to food, a biological drive to eat high-calorie fare has rapidly evolved into a health burden.


The Dopamine Diet
The human brain is easily tricked by pleasure foods as they confuse the brainâs regulating systems. In North America, it seems we get the most pleasure from refined carbohydrates, vegetable oil, and diet pop to name a few.


The Dopamine Diet
While increasing intake of foods rich in the amino acid L-tyrosine as well as supplementing with L-tyrosine itself can up-regulate dopamine production in the brain, there are still other dietary factors that can also influence dopamine levels.


The Dopamine Diet
Dietary sources of DHA come almost exclusively from seafood. While fish and fish oil are the most common sources of DHA, one of the richest natural sources of DHA is squid. As an interesting side note, squid ink â also used in some exotic foods â is very high in dopamine!


What are the Seven Seas?
However, our oceans are more commonly geographically divided into the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Southern (Antarctic) Oceans.


What are the Seven Seas?
Not many people use this phrase today, but you could say that the modern Seven Seas include the Arctic, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific, Indian, and Southern Oceans.


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How many oceans are there? National Geographic recognizes four oceansâArctic, Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific. Southern Ocean: The Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans merge into icy waters around Antarctica. Some define this as an ocean, calling it the Antarctic Ocean, Austral Ocean, or Southern Ocean. While most accept four oceans, including the Arctic, there is no international agreement on the name and extent of a fifth ocean. Yes I found this article helpful.


What are the Seven Seas?
What are the Seven Seas? The Seven Seas include the Arctic, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific, Indian, and Southern Oceans. The exact origin of the phrase 'Seven Seas' is uncertain, although there are references in ancient literature that date back thousands of years. The origins of the phrase 'Seven Seas' can be traced to ancient times.


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Pinewood Bowl Theater Tickets
Pinewood Bowl Theater Information. This is a venue known for music events, located in Lincoln, NE. The venue features seating for 5,500 people. This venue has hosted events for Paul Simon, Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band, Beach Boys, Alabama, and Walk the Moon, among other concert events. Box Office Tickets offers tickets to all the best shows.


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Pinewood Bowl Theater Seating Chart. View the Pinewood Bowl Theater seating chart and Pinewood Bowl Theater upcoming events right here at GoldCoastTickets.com! We have a great selection of tickets to all events at Pinewood Bowl Theater and every event in Lincoln, NE.


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Pinewood Bowl Theater - Lincoln | Tickets, Schedule, Seating Chart, Directions. To order tickets by phone, please call Ticketmaster National Sales at 1-800-745-3000.


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What a great place for a concert. Out in the Pine forest and under the stars. Feel like you're a million miles from civilization. Even though we parked in the tall grass and had a nice walk to the theatre through the grass we weren't bitten once, oh the miracle of the chemical industry. Glad I wasn't part of the setup crew. Hundreds of folding chairs in the grass on the side of a valley.


Pinewood Bowl Theater Tickets
100% Money Back Guarantee. Pinewood Bowl Theater tickets are authentic and will arrive before the event. We are a resale marketplace, not the Pinewood Bowl Theater box office or venue. Ticket prices may exceed face value. This site is not owned by, operated by, or affiliated with Pinewood Bowl Theater. The Pinewood Bowl Theater is a fantastic concert venue located in the city of Lincoln, Nebraska.


Pinewood Bowl Theater Tickets
about the Pinewood Bowl Theater. The Pinewood Bowl Theater is a fantastic concert venue located in the city of Lincoln, Nebraska. The Pinewood Bowl Theater hosts many exciting events including concerts, comedy shows, and many other live performances. Come and spend some time in the outdoors and catch a fantastic show at the Pinewood Bowl Theater! Get your tickets now and don't miss out!


Pinewood Bowl Theater Tickets
The Pinewood Bowl home box office will be at the. Pinnacle Bank Arena Box Office in the Haymarket. MON-FRI: Pinnacle Bank Arena Box Office: 11:30 TO 5:30. The Pinewood Bowl Theater will be open 3 hrs prior to doors time on the night of the event.


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Nice venue. Real bathrooms. We went for a major concert, so we were not allowed to bring in blankets or food, even though the website faq stated you could (I assumed such, so luckily we had plenty of cash for snacks). There is also a $5 parking fee for big events that many who came were not prepared for.


Pinewood Bowl Theater Tickets
For concerts, gate will generally open one hour before the start of the event. Varies per event. CONCESSIONS: A variety of food and drinks will be on sale at Pinewood Bowl Theater, so outside food and drink are not allowed in the facility.


Can betta fish kill goldfish?
yes because once i got a betta fish and i put in a tank with a gold fish the first day the betta killed the goldfish so i boult a nother goldfish it did not kill the goldfish because i put them in sepret tanks so that's what you guys should do it because i did it try it people your goldfish will not dy.t depends. If you get a goldfish that is the same size or larger than your betta fish, I would not recommend putting it in with your betta. I have a 10 gallon fish tank with 3 fish in it. My 1 inch Shubunkin Goldfish, my betta fish and about a 2-3 inch goldfish.


Will my betta fish kill my goldfish?
Best Answer: Male bettas cannot be put with other bettas, male or female. Even the breeding has to be carefully monitored or the female can die. Bettas need at least 2.5 gallons. Also, goldfish, no matter how small they are now, will become huge and cannot be in a small tank.As many goldfish you have will require at least a 60 gallon tank to start with. When they get bigger they will need a pond or at least a 300 gallon tank. just now. Report Abuse. actually the ammonia that your goldfish produce well kill your betas and you should not keep the female with the male after breeding. Source(s): http://www.ask-the-vet.com/betta-fish-ca...


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Betta fish primarily cant live wioth other fish because the betta fish will kill the other fish. The only fish that a betta fish can live with is a non-colorful fish like tetr â¦ as. Contact your petstore before you put another fish in with your betta fish.t depends. If you get a goldfish that is the same size or larger than your betta fish, I would not recommend putting it in with your betta. I have a 10 gallon fish tank with 3 fish in it. My 1 inch Shubunkin Goldfish, my betta fish and about a 2-3 inch goldfish.


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BananaStock/BananaStock/Getty Images. Bettas and goldfish are perhaps the most popular species for the novice aquarist, but the fish types require vastly different housing and nutrition. A goldfish needs a tank of 10 gallons or larger and enjoys cool water that is well-aerated. Bettas thrive in smaller, warmer tanks.You won't kill goldfish by substituting betta food for one or two feedings, but the goldfish's digestive system and long-term nutrition needs are much different from a betta's.y contrast, bettas are carnivorous. Commercial foods designed for bettas contain high amounts of protein. Goldfish have slower digestive tracts -- so ingesting a high-protein food designed for a betta can lead to intestinal gas, swim bladder infection and kidney failure if goldfish consume it regularly.


Can Goldfish Eat Betta Food?
Bettas and goldfish are perhaps the most popular species for the novice aquarist, but the fish types require vastly different housing and nutrition. A goldfish needs a tank of 10 gallons or larger and enjoys cool water that is well-aerated.Bettas thrive in smaller, warmer tanks. You won't kill goldfish by substituting betta food for one or two feedings, but the goldfish's digestive system and long-term nutrition needs are much different from a betta's.y contrast, bettas are carnivorous. Commercial foods designed for bettas contain high amounts of protein. Goldfish have slower digestive tracts -- so ingesting a high-protein food designed for a betta can lead to intestinal gas, swim bladder infection and kidney failure if goldfish consume it regularly.


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Of course the betta will fight back, male OR female, and will probably kill the gold-fish. When asking this question it is important to use common sense: a goldfish can grow over 12 inches long, bettas typically don't grow over 3 inches (even less for the females).t depends. If you get a goldfish that is the same size or larger than your betta fish, I would not recommend putting it in with your betta. I have a 10 gallon fish tank with 3 fish in it. My 1 inch Shubunkin Goldfish, my betta fish and about a 2-3 inch goldfish.


Can you put goldfish with a betta fish?
It will tel you the date of the post at the top. Also, a goldfish and a Betta cannot be together cause goldfish are cold water fish and Betta's are warm. Also, 1 juvenile goldfish needs at least a 30 gallon tank and when it's gets older a 55 gallon.Betta's also don't like much company.Further communication on this topic has been disabled. think it would be fine as long as the betta isn't too aggressive, mine are. I put a variety of fish in with my bettas when I was young. If the goldfish is strong I doubt the betta would actually pick a fight. If it does though you can buy a bowl with a divider they cost like only $8.


Will my betta fish kill my goldfish?
Â· just now. Report Abuse. actually the ammonia that your goldfish produce well kill your betas and you should not keep the female with the male after breeding. Source(s): http://www.ask-the-vet.com/betta-fish-ca... just now. Report Abuse. actually the ammonia that your goldfish produce well kill your betas and you should not keep the female with the male after breeding. Source(s): http://www.ask-the-vet.com/betta-fish-ca...


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Fish are among the most common household pets. Among fish, few are more common than goldfish and Bettas. While most fish can live together without incident, the aggressive nature of Bettas can raise questions regarding shared habitats. In short, Bettas and goldfish should not be housed together.ish are among the most common household pets. Among fish, few are more common than goldfish and Bettas. While most fish can live together without incident, the aggressive nature of Bettas can raise questions regarding shared habitats. In short, Bettas and goldfish should not be housed together.


Can you put goldfish with a betta fish?
You can put together a betta and a goldfish as long as it is okay with both of them but if I were you I will not put them together but when I went to the store l saw a Betta with an angel fish and other fishes in the same tank. think it would be fine as long as the betta isn't too aggressive, mine are. I put a variety of fish in with my bettas when I was young. If the goldfish is strong I doubt the betta would actually pick a fight. If it does though you can buy a bowl with a divider they cost like only $8.


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Bacterial pinkeye does respond to antibiotic eye drops. You can go back to work 24-48 hours after starting this treatment, Haynes says. Too Sick to Work: Back Pain. An aching back is so common that itâs a major reason for doctorsâ visits, Haynes says. Many people figure out ways to manage mild back pain on the job.


I Have The Flu. How Long Do I Stay Home?
How Long Do I Stay Home? I have had the flu since Saturday night. It's now Wednesday afternoon, I've missed two days of classes, and I was wondering what would be a good time period for me to think about going back to school?


I Have The Flu. How Long Do I Stay Home?
you could call the school and see if maybe a friend or some one can bring your missed work home to do some of it or at least get it started but i don't know if you would really want to do school work now but if i was behind that's what i would do


I Have The Flu. How Long Do I Stay Home?
Drink lots of fluids, eat some chicken soup and hope for the best. I had it last week and I went home early from school and then stayed home for another 3 days. But then again, it was a three day weekend right after, so I say, 6 days.


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The flu delivers a punch powerful enough that many people want to take to bed for a few days. Again, fever and severe symptoms are strong signs that you're too sick to work and should stay home. The flu usually goes away in seven to 10 days in otherwise healthy people, although they may still have a cough and feel tired when they return to work. Although most people will need a few days off to recuperate, they can go back to the workplace 24 to 48 hours after their temperature has returned to normal.


I Have The Flu. How Long Do I Stay Home?
I think you need a Dr.s excuse for 3 days or more for school unless the rules have changed recently. GET WELL SOON! I must be getting a bit better since I am here and not in bed like I was last 2 days.. It depends on how bad it is. When I had it a few years ago, I stayed home for 3 days.


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Consider staying home for a few days until you get better. When you return to work, avoid touching your eyes and wash your hands often. Bacterial pinkeye does respond to antibiotic eye drops. You can go back to work 24-48 hours after starting this treatment, Haynes says. Too Sick to Work: Back Pain


I Have The Flu. How Long Do I Stay Home?
give it at least til you feel better, than about 1 to 2 days after that to get it out of your system, you don't want to be passing the flu onto anyone else - that's just selfish! get someone to pass some work onto you so you can do it at home or something.


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What began in 1927 as a flag contest resulted in the remarkable story of 13-year-old Benny Benson, and how his winning entry provided a flag for the territory of Alaska and a symbol for self-government during the statehood campaign.


How many red stripes are on the American flag?
How many stars are there on united states flag? Answer       There are 50 stars in the field of Blue, one for each state. There are 13 red and white stripes, one for each of the original colonies.


Flag of Alaska
Proportions: 125:177. Alaskan Flag Description: The flag of Alaska consists of a dark blue base with the constellation Ursa Major on the left side and the North Star, Polaris, on the flag's upper right side. The stars are in gold. Advertiser Links.


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The exhibition Eight Stars of Gold: The Story of Alaska's Flag is the second in a series of online resources. We developed Quilts of Alaska in the fall of 2001; it is available through the museums' web site. The story of Alaska's flag is a unique and important part of 20th century Americana and a significant episode in Alaska's history.


What does the Alaska state flag look like?
There are eights, seven form the Big Dipper and a larger star in the upper right hand corner representing the State.


How many stars are on the EU flag?
How many stars on the flag with stars in a circle American flag? There are no documented 13 star flags in existence so we don't know how the stars were arranged except from period illustrations.Those illustrations show a tremendous variety â¦of star patterns.


Flag of Alaska
State flag. The Alaska Legislature adopted Benson's design as the official flag for the Territory of Alaska on May 2, 1927. The first flag made based on Benny's design was made of blue silk and appliquÃ©d gold stars, and was inaugurally flown July 9, 1927. It was retained as the state flag upon statehood in 1959.


A Visual Guide to Concussions and Brain Injuries
But if it's hit hard enough, it can crack. That's called a skull fracture. If the sharp edges of a fractured skull bone press into the brain, they can damage the delicate tissues and lead to bleeding in the brain. One sign of a skull fracture is clear fluid or blood draining from the nose or ears.


When to Go to the Hospital
The hospital is the only place that has a CAT scanner that can look inside your head and determine if there is any bleeding in your brain. Bleeding in the brain can be life-threatening when there is enough blood in the right spot to press down on the brain and squeeze it.


Head injury - first aid
Head injury can be either closed or open (penetrating). 1  A closed head injury means you received a hard blow to the head from striking an object, but the object did not break the skull. 2  An open, or penetrating, head injury means you were hit with an object that broke the skull and entered the brain.


When to Go to the Hospital
People like Natasha Richardson and others who've just had their brains jostled may be in no condition to decide if they need medical care. And the people around them may not know that hitting your head can be dangerous even if you don't lose consciousness.


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You hit your head what should you watch for?   if you head your head on somthing quite hard: say your child get hit in the head with a rock-make sure they can stay awake for atleast for 45 min if they can;t it would â¦ be a good idea to take them imedintly to the hospital.


Nashville Founding Factors
Nashville Founding Factors by Mike Slate Itâs difficult to imagine when Nashville wasnât hereâwhen Davidson County was a game-rich but otherwise uninhabited wilderness.


Nashville Founding Factors
Nashville Founding Factors. by Mike Slate. Itâs difficult to imagine when Nashville wasnât hereâwhen Davidson County was a game-rich but otherwise uninhabited wilderness. Yet thatâs the way it was 250 years ago.


Nashville Founding Factors
Who started all this civilization that we now take for granted and call our home? The traditional view is that Nashville was founded by pioneers James Robertson and John Donelson, who journeyed here in 1779-80 with a few hundred others, built a fort on the bluff above the Cumberland River, and persevered through much danger and hardship.


Nashville: History
First Settlers Face Perils. The first settlers in the area that now forms Nashville were attracted by the fertile soil, huge trees, plentiful water, and an abundance of animal life.


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How this former evangelical pastor lost his belief in God and co-founded a Nashville Humanist group Holly Meyer, USA TODAY NETWORK â Tennessee Published 9:54 p.m. CT Nov. 30, 2017 | Updated 10:02 p.m. CT Nov. 30, 2017


How this former evangelical pastor lost his belief in God and co-founded a Nashville Humanist group
In August, Palmer, 53, and Kay Overlund, 34, founded the Nashville chapter of the American Humanist Association. The organization promotes humanism, a perspective that uses science and reason to explain the world and dignity and compassion as the basis for how to treat other humans.


Nashville Founding Factors
Of our Nashville founding factorsâbuffalo, Mound Builders, Shawnee, French hunters-traders, Long Hunters, Henderson, Robertson and Donelson, North Carolina legislatureâperhaps the most under-appreciated is frontier opportunist Richard Henderson.


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How this former evangelical pastor lost his belief in God and co-founded a Nashville Humanist group Palmer will share his story Sunday afternoon as a part of an event hosted by the Nashville Humanist Association.


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How this former evangelical pastor lost his belief in God and co-founded a Nashville Humanist group. Palmer will share his story Sunday afternoon as a part of an event hosted by the Nashville Humanist Association.


Nashville Founding Factors
Like the trees that obscure the forest, hidden within the âhowâ of our founding is the âwhy.â Why did the founders come to this particular place? Nashvilleâs founding factors provide a fundamental answer: the colonial settlers were drawn to this location because it already had a magnetic history.


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If you're a streaming subscriber, however, that's not possible: if you give Netflix a list of all the movies you want to watch, the proportion available for streaming is going to be so embarrassingly low that the company decided not to even give you that option any more.


How much does Netflix cost a month?
Netflix offers two types of subscription services; 1) DVD/Blu-ray (available only in the US) and 2) Streaming. The DVD plan priced based upon how many discs you can have at any given time. There is an option to add Blu-ray, which involves an upcharge.


How Much Does Netflix Cost?
Premium Monthly Subscriptions. There are two options that offer higher quality video feeds and allow Netflix to be used by multiple people simultaneously on the same account: $9.99/month â Watch Netflix on two screens at a time. High Definition is available for this option, but Ultra High Definition is not.


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The problem is rights. Old-fashioned video rental stores, and Netflix's DVD-by-mail service, are governed by something called first-sale doctrine: Once I sell you a physical copy of a movie or song, you can do whatever you like with the physical object, except copy it or show it publicly.


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That's why it's making original programming, and that's why the options which come up on your Netflix screen when you first sign in are increasingly TV shows rather than movies. One huge difference between TV and movies is that audiences have much lower quality thresholds for the former than they do for the latter.


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Netflix Is Caught Between a DVD and a Hard Place. Megan McArdle is a Bloomberg View columnist. She wrote for the Daily Beast, Newsweek, the Atlantic and the Economist and founded the blog Asymmetrical Information.


Knee burning sensation
The following medical conditions are some of the possible causes of Knee burning sensation. There are likely to be other possible causes, so ask your doctor about your symptoms. Diabetes. Peripheral artery disease.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Inner Knee Pain No Swelling
: The knee is the largest joint on the body and although it seems like it is very simple, it is a complex joint. The tissue around the joint includes bone, cartilage, tendons and ligaments. Damage to any of these tissues can cause burning pain. A typical example is damage to the cartilage under the knee cap (patella). This is called chondromalacia and can cause burning in the front of the knee. ...Read more.


Knee burning sensation
More Information About Knee burning sensation. List of 21 causes of Knee burning sensation. This section shows a full list of all the diseases and conditions listed as a possible cause of Knee burning sensation in our database from various sources. Buerger's disease.


Heel numbness
Knee burning sensation: Introduction. The skin sensation of partial numbness or pins and needles or a type of burning, tingling or creeping sensation of the skin, is known as a paresthesia.


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Ketone bodies are a byproduct of this process. Ketone bodies consist chemically of three substances (beta-hydroxybutyric acid, acetoacetic acid, and acetone). When ketone bodies are released, they enter the bloodstream, acidify the blood, and are eventually excreted mostly in urine. (One type of ketone body exits via the lungs.) Without treatment, glucose and ketone bodies may build to dangerous levels in the blood.


Checking for Ketones
Here's how most urine tests go: 1  Get a sample of your urine in a clean container. 2  Place the strip in the sample (you can also pass the strip through the urine stream). 3  Gently shake excess urine off the strip. 4  Wait for the strip pad to change color.


Tests for Ketones - Topic Overview
You might also have ketones if you are not eating enough carbohydrates and your body uses fat for energy instead. Your body wants to get rid of ketones through urine. Ketones are most common in people who have type 1 diabetes. It is an early sign that there is not enough insulin, and blood sugar may be dangerously high.


urinalysis
Ketonuria: A condition in which abnormally high amounts of ketones and keytone bodies (a byproduct of the breakdown of cells) are present in the urine. Ketonuria is a sign seen in diabetes mellitus that is out of control.


Lyndon Johnson was a civil rights hero. But also a racist.
But that wouldnât be true. Johnson was a man of his time, and bore those flaws as surely as he sought to lead the country past them. For two decades in Congress he was a reliable member of the Southern bloc, helping to stonewall civil rights legislation.


Lyndon Johnson was a civil rights hero. But also a racist.
Lyndon Johnson was a civil rights hero. But also a racist. Editorâs note: Readers may find some language included to be offensive. Lyndon Johnson said the word âniggerâ a lot. In Senate cloakrooms and staff meetings, Johnson was practically a connoisseur of the word. According to Johnson biographer Robert Caro, Johnson would calibrate his pronunciations by region, using ânigraâ with some southern legislators and ânegraâ with others.


Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson succeeded John F Kennedy as president. Johnson was encouraged by his advisors to take up a more forceful approach to the Vietnam conflict and to send in US troops to bolster the South Vietnam Army. The new leader of South Vietnam was General Khanh and he made it clear to Johnson that he did not believe that the South Vietnamese Army could withstand the NLF. Initially Johnson was not keen to send in troops to South Vietnam.


Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson ran for the Democratic nomination in the 1960 presidential election. Although unsuccessful, he was chosen by Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts to be his running mate. They went on to win a close election over Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge. Johnson was sworn in as Vice President on January 20, 1961. Two years and ten months later, on November 22, 1963, Johnson succeeded Kennedy as President following the latter's assassination. He ran for a full term in the 1964 election, winning by a landslide over Republican opponent Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater.


Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam
16 Aug 2016. Lyndon Johnson succeeded John F Kennedy as president. Like many âhawksâ in the White House, Johnson was a fervent supporter of the âDomino Theoryâ and he was keen to support South Vietnam against the NLF:


Lyndon Johnson was a civil rights hero. But also a racist.
After Johnsonâs death, Parker would reflect on the Johnson who championed the landmark civil rights bills that formally ended American apartheid, and write, âI loved that Lyndon Johnson.â Then he remembered the president who called him a nigger, and he wrote, âI hated that Lyndon Johnson.â. That sounds about right.


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Lyndon Johnson's Daily Diary. Lyndon Johnsonâs secretaries began compiling the Daily Diary in 1959, when he was the Senate Majority Leader. As meetings and telephone calls occurred, the secretary âworkingâ the Diary would note them.


Bill Clinton
Home Â» Exhibits Â» The Vietnam Conflict. The war in Vietnam began long before Lyndon Johnson's Presidency and ended in 1975, years after he left office. But for many Americans, it is the event most closely associated with Johnson's years in the White House. Of the millions of files, thousands of photos and recordings, and hundreds of films housed in our library, a substantial number relate to America's presence in Vietnam.


What are some examples of typical bacteria?
The typical human gut also has large populations of species within the genus bacteroides and phyla firmicutes and these populations are being linked to weight gain/loss. If you are in the ocean, there is an overwhelming abundance of a bacterium SAR11 which was estimated to be responsible for 1/3 of the bacterial cells in the surface of the ocean.


What are some examples of typical bacteria?
These bacteria are single celled organisms that can reproduce by division.These organisms have DNA and RNA codes just like the normal cells of the body. Some bacteria have an extra covering on the cell wall called a plasmid. The plasmid makes a bacterium more resistant to the common antibiotic.EG:Escherichia coli.


What are some examples of typical bacteria?
Examples of typical bacteria are completely dependent on the environment that you are looking at. Bacteria will only thrive if they have the right tools to deal with their environment. Therefore you have vastly different types of bacteria dependin...


bacteria
Since experts disagree about whether viruses are âalive,â or, much more controversial, whether prions are alive, the smallest indisputably living things are bacteria. Many of the spherical bacteria are about 1 micrometer in diameter, which is about a hundred times the size of the virus that causes poliomyelitis, and about two and a half times the size of the virus that causes parrot fever. Smallest bacteria


Mass of a Bacterium
Generally the masses vary between different types of bacterium. A typical mass of a bacterium would be about 10 â12 g or one picogram (pm). Bacteria live in a wide range of environments. They can exist in extremely hot and extremely cold climates. Although there are thousands of species of bacteria, all of them are one of three basic shapes. Some are shaped like sticks or rods, called bacilli. Other are shaped as little balls and called cocci.


bacteria
Largest bacteria. Many bacteria are long but narrow. Some of the larger species are Schaudinnum bÃ¼tschlii, 50 to 60 micrometers long and 4 to 5 Î¼m thick and Spirochaeta plicatilis, 250 Î¼m long by 0.75 Î¼m thick. A typical very large rounded bacterium, Achromatium oxaliferium is about 100 Î¼m by 45 Î¼m.


bacteria
Escherichia coli, the bacteria used in testing water for fecal contamination, has a similar shape and is about 7 Î¼m long and 1.8 Î¼m in diameter. Many bacteria are long and slender, only 1 or 2 Î¼m wide but 10 to 20 Î¼m long.


Mass of a Bacterium
Bacteria are single-sell organisms that are quite simple. They are one of the earliest forms of life that appeared on Earth billions of years ago. They and archaea belong to a category of life called Prokaryotes. All other forms of life belong to Eukaryotes.


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There could be no mass culture without the development of a mass means of communication. Tomasz Goban-Klas called the 20 th century, due to the development of the cinema, radio and. television, the âperiod of media and communicationâ (Goban-Klas, 2005, 10).


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of high culture in the future. The term mass culture is often used as a synonym â both in everyday speech and in. academic writing â for popular culture . In fact their meanings partially overlap, and are partially different.


What does mass culture mean in social studies?
mass culture is a culture activities shared by a lot of people. hope this helps!!!!!


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On the other hand, according to supporters of mass culture, it popularizes culture among the masses, which previously did not have access to it. In addition, man always has the need for simple entertainment. The distinction between high culture and mass culture is invalid due to the problematic nature of classifying artwork into one of the two categories. It is impossible to determine what will advance into the category of high culture in the future. The term mass culture is often used as a synonym â both in everyday speech and in


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The term mass culture was probably used for the first time by D. MacDonald in his article A Theory of Popular Culture , in 1944. MacDonald is one of the greatest critics of the mass culture


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Mass culture is one of the most discussed issues of contemporary times. The development of mass culture was possible due to the urbanization process, the industrial revolution and the development of mass communication. U. Eco is collected arguments against mass culture, as voiced by various critics: the standardization of content, the


What does mass culture mean in social studies?
Mass culture is a leisure and culture activities shared by many people. hope that helps!!!!!


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There could be no mass culture without the development of a mass means of communication. Tomasz Goban-Klas called the 20 th century, due to the development of the cinema, radio and television, the âperiod of media and communicationâ (Goban-Klas, 2005, 10).


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There could be no mass culture without the development of a mass means of communication. television, the âperiod of media and communicationâ (Goban-Klas, 2005, 10). role is played by the internet. The year 2001 changed the face of the internet.


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Another important decision is how broad or narrow a market segment to target. Porter formed a matrix using cost advantage, differentiation advantage, and a broad or narrow focus to identify a set of generic strategies that the firm can pursue to create and sustain a competitive advantage.


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Cost Advantage and Differentiation Advantage. Competitive advantage is created by using resources and capabilities to achieve either a lower cost structure or a differentiated product. A firm positions itself in its industry through its choice of low cost or differentiation. This decision is a central component of the firm's competitive strategy.


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98 CHAPTER 3 STRATEGIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE The most well-known framework for analyzing competitiveness is MichaelPorterâs competitive forces model (Porter, 1985). It has been used to developstrategies for companies to increase their competitive edge.


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118 CHAPTER 3 STRATEGIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Sustaining strategic systems is becoming more difï¬cult and is related to theissue of being a risk-taking leader versus a follower in developing innovativesystems.


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According to this global business driver framework, thesuccess of companies doing business in a competitive global environment dependson the alignment of a companyâs information system and its global business strat-egy.


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116 CHAPTER 3 STRATEGIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE 3.7 I MPLEMENTING AND S USTAINING SIS Implementing strategic information systems may be a complex undertaking dueto the magnitude and the complex nature of the systems.


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Freeconomics: Why Free Products are the Future of the Digital World Describe freeconomics and how organizations can leverage digital technologies to provide free goods and services to customers as a business strategy for gaining a competitive advantage. Copyright Â© 2014 Pearson Education, Inc. 25.


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Porterâs value chain model can be used to identify ar-eas in which IT can provide strategic advantage. Interorganizational information systems offer busi-nesses opportunities to work together in partnershipsto achieve strategic objectives.


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Freeconomics: Why Free Products are the Future of the Digital World Describe freeconomics and how organizations can leverage digital technologies to provide free goods and services to customers as a business strategy for gaining a competitive advantage. Copyright Â© 2014 Pearson Education, Inc. 18.


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Best Answer: Actually, they have a club, I think in Miami, that does this. You get a little chip with your credit card informaiton implanted and then just wave your wrist over the thing to pay. This technology is old news-it is getting people to go for it that is the catch.


Chip put inside people?
You get a little chip with your credit card informaiton implanted and then just wave your wrist over the thing to pay. This technology is old news-it is getting people to go for it that is the catch. And YES if anyone ever wants to put a chip in you for any reason you say NO. Source(s):


Is there a microchip implant in your future?
You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice. Using short-range radio frequency identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as you pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. It can help you buy groceries at Wal-Mart.


Implant Chip, Track People
You may not know where your child is, but the chip does. The chip will also know if your child has fallen and needs immediate help. Once paramedics arrive, the chip will also be able to tell the rescue workers which drugs little Johnny or Janie is allergic to.


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Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a simple way of using embedded chips as a form of tracking and authentication. Itâs now fairly common to have pets implanted with RFID chips so they can be identified even without their collar attached.


Chip put inside people?
my dad said one day the government is gonna put chips inside people so when we go to the store we will just swipe our hands and not use money and he told me if they ever want to do that to say NO to them so they can always keep track of us is this true and what is it about. Follow. 24 answers 24. Report Abuse.


Implant Chip, Track People
About the size of a grain of rice, the microchip can be encoded with bits of information and implanted in humans under a layer of skin. When scanned by a nearby handheld reader, the embedded chip yields the data â say an ID number that links to a computer database file containing more detailed information.


Implant Chip, Track People
The chip will also know if your child has fallen and needs immediate help. Once paramedics arrive, the chip will also be able to tell the rescue workers which drugs little Johnny or Janie is allergic to. At the hospital, the chip will tell doctors his or her complete medical history.