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Following the same line of thinking for a more natural detergent without as many harsh chemicals, Tide Pure Essentials was created in 2007. The cleaning...MORE efficiency of Tide was boosted by the addition of baking soda and citrus. In another brand cross-over, Tide with Dawn Stainscrubbers was introduced in 2008.


The History of Dishwashing Detergent
The Development of Detergent. Soap was used for cleaning until 1916, when there was a shortage of fats needed to produce it during World War I. Because there was still a need for a cleaning product, synthetic versions were invented, which are now known as detergents. There was also a movement towards using detergents because there was a need for a cleaning agent that did not leave behind a residue as soap did, especially on fabric.


The History of Tide Laundry Detergent Through the Decades
After the introduction of color-safe bleach to Tide powder in 1988, P&G soon offered the first liquid detergent with color-safe bleach-Tide with Bleach Alternative. Again, following its lead with compacted powdered detergent, P&G introduced Ultra Liquid Tide in 1992.


The History of Tide Laundry Detergent Through the Decades
So, in 1946, Tide was introduced as the first heavy-duty laundry detergent in the United States.To promote the new product to homemakers, Tide became a prominent sponsor of daytime and primetime serials or soap operas.


The History of Dishwashing Detergent
Alison Sperry. While detergent has not earned great acclaim in history, its development has made an impact in industry and also on how common household items are washed, especially dishes. The development of dishwashing detergent, along with the invention of the automatic dishwasher, revolutionized how dishes are cleaned.


The History of Tide Laundry Detergent Through the Decades
Procter and Gamble introduced its first laundry detergent, Dreft (now reformulated as a gentle detergent for baby clothes), in 1933. Dreft worked well for hand washing clothes but just didn't do a great job in washing machines in removing heavy soil from clothes.


The History of Tide Laundry Detergent Through the Decades
of 09. 1946 - Tide Hits The Market Getty: Richard Levine/Getty Images Procter and Gamble introduced it's first laundry detergent, Dreft (now reformulated as a gentle detergent for baby clothes), in 1933.


The History of Tide Laundry Detergent Through the Decades
After liquid detergents become popular in Europe and Japan, Proctor and Gamble launched their first liquid detergent, Era, in the early 1970s. Tide liquid was introduced to American markets in 1984. Continue to 4 of 9 below.


The History of Tide Laundry Detergent Through the Decades
So, in 1946, Tide was introduced as the first heavy-duty laundry detergent in the United States. To promote the product to homemakers, Tide became a prominent sponsor of daytime and primetime serials or soap operas.


The History of Dishwashing Detergent
When the dishwasher became a common appliance, many detergents used in automatic dishwashers contained pigments and chemicals which stained the dishes and the dishwasherâs interior. While working for Proctor & Gamble, Dennis W. Weatherby invented a detergent that could be used with other products containing bleach, had a yellow color, a lemon scent and also did not stain dishes or the dishwasher.


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Diary of a Wimpy Kid  (film)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a 2010 American comedy film directed by Thor Freudenthal and based on Jeff Kinney's book of the same name.[4][5][6] The film stars Zachary Gordon and Devon Bostick. Robert Capron, Rachael Harris, Steve Zahn, and ChloÃ« Grace Moretz also have prominent roles.


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The Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney - review
Max, Millennium RIOT Reader. Tuesday 15 April 2014 10.00 EDT First published on Tuesday 15 April 2014 10.00 EDT. 'The Diary of a Wimpy Kid' books are all about a kid called Greg who fills in his journal (not a diary!!) of all the misadventures in his life. Everything Greg seems to do has hilarious consequences and his family are very funny.


Diary of a Wimpy Kid
The movie stars Zachary Gordon as Greg Heffley, Robert Capron as Rowley Jefferson, Steve Zahn as Frank Heffley (Dad), Rachael Harris as Susan Heffley (Mom), Devon Bostick as Rodrick Heffley, ChloÃ« Grace Moretz as Angie Steadman, and Connor & Owen Fielding as Manny Heffley, Greg's brother.  1 Diary of A Wimpy Kid details.


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edit data. Jeff Kinney is an author of children's books including Diary of a Wimpy Kid book series. Jeff was born in College Park, Maryland, in 1971 where he created a comic strip called Igdoof.He also created the children's website 'Poptropica'.


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Diary of a Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney didnât grow up wanting to be a childrenâs author. His dream was to become a newspaper cartoonist, but he wasnât able to get his comic strips syndicated. In 1998 Jeff came up with the idea for Diary of a Wimpy Kid, a story about a middle-school weakling named Greg Heffley. Jeff worked on his book for almost eight years before showing it to a publisher in New York.


Children losing the ability to hold a conversation because of technology, Wimpy Kid author says
The US author, who created Poptropica, a virtual world website for kids featuring games and stories, has been penning the Wimpy Kid series for 10 years. During the time I have been writing books, kids' relationships with their electronic devices have changed dramatically, he said.


History: Political History
Din-e-Ilahi of Akbar was not a succes because (a) All the Above (b) Through it was a collection of good principles in different religions, it was not suitably projected to the masses


What Is Din-E Ilahi?
The name Din-e Ilahi means Divine Faith. In order to unify his empire, Akbar wanted to develop a religious system that integrated elements of all the religions in his domain. As his empire lay in north India, the primary two were the Hinduism of his subjects and the Islam of his imperial elite.


History: Political History
History: Political History- The Mughals and The Sikhs. Who united all the sikhs and founded a kingdom in the punjab ? (a) Guru Teg Bahadur. (b) Maharaja Ranjit Singh. (c) Guru Nanak. (d) Guru Gobind Singh. Answer: Maharaja Ranjit Singh. The Mansabdri system introduced by akbar was borrowed from the system in.


History: Political History
(d) He founded a new religion Din-I-Ilahi Answer: None of these The birthplace of Guru Gobind Singh is (a) Patna (b) Fatehgarh Sahib (c) Amritsar (d) Anandpur Sahib Answer: Patna The Mughal ruler Bahadur Shah II was exiled by British and sent to (a) Hyderabad (b) Rangoon (c) Mandalay (d) Andaman and Nicobar Answer: Rangoon Din-I-Ilahi was accepted by


History: Political History
(b) Zahir-ud-din Babar (c) Akbar the Great (d) Shahjehan Answer: Zahir-ud-din Babar When Akbar was young, his guardian was (a) Bairam Khan (b) Abul Fazal (c) Hemu (d) Faizi Answer: Bairam Khan During the decline of Mughal empire the Jats were organised into a political force by (a) Badan Singh (b) Rajaram (c) Suraj Mal (d) Churaman Answer; Badan Singh


What Is Din-E Ilahi?
A: Din-e Ilahi was an eclectic religion that blended Hinduism and Islam, along with certain ideas from Jainism and Zoroastrianism. Mughal emperor Akbar the Great invented the religion in the late 16th century. The name Din-e Ilahi means Divine Faith..


History: Political History
Whi initiated Din-I-Ilahi ? (a) Akbar (b) Jahangir (c) Shahjehan (d) Aurangzeb Answer: Akbar During Sher Shah's reign, the document containing the information of the tax that the farmer had to pay was called (a) Jaribana (b) Patta (c) Muhaslana (d) Quabuliat Answer: Patta Revenue system during Akbar's riegn was in the hands of (a) Todar Mal (b) Birbal


What Is Din-E Ilahi?
Din-e Ilahi was an eclectic religion that blended Hinduism and Islam, along with certain ideas from Jainism and Zoroastrianism. Mughal emperor Akbar the Great invented the religion in the late 16th...


History: Political History
Which of the following statements about Din-I-Ilahi is not correct ? (a) It was a synthesis of all various religion known to Akbar (b) None of these (c) It was designed to cement the diverse communities in India (d) It was patronised by other Mongol rulers Answer: It was patronised by other Mongol rulers Mansabdari was introduced in India by (a) Humayun


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The secret way you can wash 'dry-clean only' clothes at home
Dry-clean-only clothing should be treated as gently as possible, which means you should be careful not to stretch or wring your garments during the washing and drying process. Keep wools away from warm or sunny areas, as they're especially prone to shrinking.


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Skip the dry cleanersâyou can do this. Does your clothing have a dreaded dry-clean-only tag? Here are some tips and tricks for washing your clothes at home, without a trip to the dry cleaners.


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Jennings skills were so great that people came both near and far to get him to. alter or custom-tailor items of clothing. Thomas discovered that customers. were unhappy when their clothes were soiled. and had a hard time cleaning clothes because. of the material they are made out of. Jennings. experimented wtih different solutions and. cleaning agents until he found the right. blend to effectively treat and clean them.


The secret way you can wash 'dry-clean only' clothes at home
To hand wash, use a clean sink or basin. Fill the tub with cold water and add a small amount of a mild detergent, like Woolite. Mix until the water appears sudsy. Dip your clothing in and out of the mixture until it's saturated, then gently agitate it in the water, rubbing any soiled areas softly with your fingers.


The secret way you can wash 'dry-clean only' clothes at home
But, believe it or not, most garments with a dry-clean-only tag can actually be washed at homeâyou just need the right technique. According to Richard Neale, director of the laundry and dry-cleaning consultant LTC & DTC, dry-clean labels are often just slapped onto garments as a precaution.


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alter or custom-tailor items of clothing. Thomas discovered that customers. were unhappy when their clothes were soiled and had a hard time cleaning clothes because of the material they are made out of. Jennings. experimented wtih different solutions and cleaning agents until he found the right blend to effectively treat and clean them. He called this metho dry-scouring, also known as dry cleaning.


The secret way you can wash 'dry-clean only' clothes at home
They're not home dry cleaning machines as much as clothes refreshers, because neither attempts to remove stains. They fill niche gaps for those that want to freshen up their non-washing-machine-friendly clothes without hauling everything to the dry cleaner.


The secret way you can wash 'dry-clean only' clothes at home
When you feel confident that the garment is clean, empty the sink or basin and fill it with cold water, this time without soap. Dip the item in and out of the water until it's no longer soapy. To dry, lay the garment on a towel. Roll up the towel with the clothing inside, squeezing gently to remove water. Unroll the towel and move the garment to a drier area of the towel. Repeat this process until the fabric is no longer dripping, which will probably be 3 to 5 times. Then, lay it out flat to dry.


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As well all know, different clothes need different processes to get them clean the right way. So that's where Thomas Jennings comes to help. Thomas Jennings, is notable for being the`first Black person to receive a patent. Jennings had a number of jobs..one of them being a tailor.


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January 17, 2008. Thomas Jennings-Inventor of the Dry Cleaning Process. As well all know, different clothes need different processes to get them. clean the right way. So thatâs where Thomas Jennings comes to help. Thomas Jennings, is notable for being the`first Black person to receive a. patent. Jennings had a number of jobs..one of them being a tailor.


Fluid and Crystallized Intelligence
Finally, critics of the application of this theory of intelligence point out that tests for fluid intelligence may actually measure a personâs interest in the problem at hand. If Gf is independent of crystallized knowledge, it can be directed to any activity and solve any problem.


Learn more about Fluid and crystallized intelligence
The distinction between two components of human intelligence, i.e., fluid intelligence as an age-related ability to solve new and unfamiliar problems and crystallized intelligence as an ability to solve familiar problems that can be preserved or even improved in old age (Horn 1982), does not mean that these components are independent of each other.


Age Differences in Fluid and Crystallized Intelligence
These analyses revealed that:(a) The mean level of fluid intelligence was systematically higher for younger adults (relative to older adults),(b) The mean level of crystallized intelligence was systematically higher for older adults (relative to younger adults),(c) The mean for the general visualization function was highest for the grouping of 21â28 ...


Fluid and crystallized intelligence
Fluid and crystallized intelligence are described as discrete factors of general intelligence, or g (Cattell, 1987). Charles Spearman (1927), who originally developed the theory of of the g, made a similar distinction between eductive and reproductive mental ability.


Fluid Intelligence vs. Crystallized Intelligence
Crystallized intelligence does tend to peak later in life, hitting its apex around age 60 or 70. Some things to remember about fluid and crystallized intelligence: Both types of intelligence increase throughout childhood and adolescence. Fluid intelligence peaks in adolescence and begins to decline progressively beginning around age 30 or 40. Crystallized intelligence continues to grow throughout adulthood.


Psychology Chapter 10
I wrote a book called Hereditary Genius and examined how exceptional intelligence and cognitive disability run in families.


Flynn effect
The Flynn effect is the substantial and long-sustained increase in both fluid and crystallized intelligence test scores measured in many parts of the world from roughly 1930 to the present day. [citation needed] When intelligence quotient (IQ) tests are initially standardized using a sample of test-takers, by convention the average of the test results is set to 100 and their standard deviation is set to 15 or 16 IQ points.


Too Much Crystallized Thinking Lowers Fluid Intelligence
In a digital ageâthat puts a premium on facts, figures, and dataâcrystallized intelligence has become disproportionately valued over fluid intelligence. A wide range of new studies are finding that motor skills, hand-eye coordination, aerobic conditioning and daily physicality are important for maintaining working memory and fluid intelligence.


Age Differences in Fluid and Crystallized Intelligence
The negative correlation that relates age and fluid intelligence is greater than the moderately strong, positive correlation education shares with fluid intelligence ( Schretlen, Pearlson, Anthony, Aylward, Augustine, Davis, & Barta, 2000), as was predicted by Horn and Cattell (1967).


Three types of network topology
10BASE2 and 10BASE-T are two popular types of the Ethernet cables used in the Bus topology. Also, Bus network works with very limited devices. Performance issues are likely to occur in the Bus topology if more than 12-15 computers are added in a Bus Network.


What Are The Three Types Of Networks?
There are 3 types of networks (uzzi and dunlap 2005) operational, aug 22, 2008 first all let's define what a topology is simply put, the layout network. Network types are included lan, man, wan, wlan and san sep 12, 2014 networks known to be a medium of connection in this modern world.


Three Types of Networks â Choosing a Career Path
Iâm sure there are other ways to slice ânâ dice types of networks and plenty of sub-types, but in my career these distinctions have really stood out as relevant to a network engineerâs career path. I have no experience in university networks, so Iâm pretending they donât exist. Corporate.


Types of networks
There are usually said to be three categories of networks: LAN (local area network) MAN (metropolitan area network) WAN (wide area network) There are two other types of networks: TANs (Tiny Area Network), which are the same as LANs but smaller (2 to 3 machines), and CANs (Campus Area Networks), which are the same as MANs (with bandwidth limited between each of the network's LANs). LAN. LAN stands for Local Area Network.


Types of Networks
Other Types of Network; There are also other types of network you may encounter. Some of these are different, but most are simply developed from LAN and WAN networks to have slight difference and adapt to different user needs. These include: Metropolitan Area Network â This is a network which is larger than a LAN but smaller than a WAN, and incorporates elements of both.


Traditional Transmission Media for Networking and Telecommunications
Twisted-pair has several key advantages: 1  High availabilityâMore than 1 billion telephone subscriber lines based on twisted-pair have been deployed, and because it's already in the ground, the telcos will use it. 2  Low cost of installation on premisesâThe cost of installing twisted-pair on premises is very low.


Types of networks
Different types of networks Different types of (private) networks are distinguished based on their size (in terms of the number of machines), their data transfer speed, and their reach. Private networks are networks that belong to a single organization.


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Wireless icon. A wireless network is a computer network that uses wireless data connections between network nodes. Wireless networking is a method by which homes, telecommunications networks and business installations avoid the costly process of introducing cables into a building, or as a connection between various equipment locations.


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The product remained popular in the U.K., got through the tough times of of World War II, and eventually started spreading throughout the world. In 1950's, when television commercials began to be made, the famous KitKat tag line Have a break, have a Kit Kat was born, and has stuck to this day. Truck Load of KitKat Flavors


Product History: Kit Kat Chocolate
The Kit Kat and Kit Cat names were trademarked in 1911 by the Rowntreeâs company based in York, United Kingdom. The first Kit Kat concept appeared in the 1920âs when Rowntreeâs launched a brand of boxed chocolates named Kit Cat, which was discontinued in the 1930âs. The original 4 finger bar was developed after a worker at the Rowntreeâs York factory put a suggestion in a suggestion box for a snack that âA man could take to work in his packâ.


Product History: Kit Kat Chocolate
In 1937 the bar was renamed to Kit Kat chocolate crisp and began to incorporate âBreakâ into its advertising. In the 1940-50âs after its success in the UK, Kit Kat was exported to Canada, South Africa, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. The Kit Kat became blue between 1944 and 1947.


Kit Kat
Kit Kat bars in the United States are produced under licence by The Hershey Company, a NestlÃ© competitor, due to a prior licensing agreement with Rowntree. The year 2003 was a turning point for the Kit Kat bar as well as the confectionery industry in general.


Kit Kat
In 2015, a new luxury and giftable variant of Kit Kat called Kit Kat Rubies was launched in Malaysia. Comes with the box of 20 small bars, the Kit Kat Rubies bar made with the premium chocolate truffle cream and imported roasted hazelnut pieces.


Kit Kat
Kit Kat. Kit Kat is a chocolate-covered wafer bar confection created by Rowntree's of York, United Kingdom, and is now produced globally by NestlÃ©, which acquired Rowntree in 1988, with the exception of the United States where it is made under license by H.B. Reese Candy Company, a division of The Hershey Company. The standard bars consist of two or four fingers composed of three layers of wafer, separated and covered by an outer layer of chocolate. Each finger can be snapped from the bar separately ...


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Low and behold, he did not use the snappy name of Kit Kat, but instead called the treats Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp.' Fortunately, Rowntree had an observant marketing director named George Harris, who, in 1937, got rid of the boring name and introduced the Kit Kat chocolate Krisp.


Kit Kat
Kit Kat. Kit Kat is a chocolate-covered wafer bar confection created by Rowntree's of York, United Kingdom, and is now produced globally by NestlÃ©, which acquired Rowntree in 1988,[1] with the exception of the United States where it is made under license by H.B. Reese Candy Company, a division of The Hershey Company.


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The Kit Kat candy bar, which is written on labels as one word, KitKat, is now produced by Nestle but was originally invented in York, England in 1935. However, the name Kit Kat, or Kit Cat, was not always used for the crisp wafer and chocolate treat we know today. The story starts in 1911, when a confectioner named Joseph Rowntree of Rowntree's in York, England, registered the product names Kit Kat and Kit Cat. It is often claimed that he got the name from a popular nightclub in the West End of London called the Kit Kat, but this club was around after World War I in the 1920's and Rowntree coined the name in 1911.


Kit Kat
History. Use of the name Kit Kat or Kit Cat for a type of food goes back to the 18th century, when mutton pies known as a Kit-Kat were served at meetings of the political Kit-Cat Club in London owned by pastry chef Christopher Catling. [clarification needed]


Why is a lazy susan called a lazy susan?
The era of servants in most homes had ended long before the term lazy Susan'' came into use, and, as you might expect, there is no evidence that most female servants were named Susan. It is more than likely that lazy Susan'' was styled on previous combinations in English that use Susan'' (black-eyed Susan'' being the most common).


Lazy Susan
The earliest use of âLazy Susanâ as a term for a rotating serving tray found so far is in Good Housekeeping magazine in 1906 (âA âLazy Susanâ from the days of the Massachusetts colony,â vol. 43, page 249). The origin of the term is a mystery, but there are two somewhat plausible theories. The first is that âSusanâ was, at some point, considered a common name of female servants. Thus an inanimate device that took the place of a serving maid might be called a âLazy Susanâ because it served, but entirely in a passive or âlazyâ sense. Unfortunately, by the beginning of the 20th century, when the term first appeared, household servants were far less common than they once had been, and thus were unlikely to inspire this sort of sardonic tribute.


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"How did ""lazy Susan'' come to be used for the rotating tray?; woolgathering'' as synonym for ""idle daydreaming''; ""in harm's way''"
How did lazy Susan'' come to be used for the rotating tray? M. M., Coral Springs, FlA. Dear M.M.: Lazy Susan'' made its first written appearance in a Vanity Fair advertisement for a Revolving Server or Lazy Susan'' in 1917. The device itself predates the name lazy Susan,'' as many antique shoppers can tell you: These revolving serving trays have been around since the 1700s, where they were often tiered and called dumbwaiters.'' Dumbwaiters were so called because they quietly (hence dumb'') took the place of waiters in the dining room.


Whatâs in a name? The origins of Lazy Susan
General consensus is that the term âLazy Susanâ first made a written appearance in a Vanity Fair advertisement for a âRevolving Server or Lazy Susanâ in 1917. manufactured by a compant called Ovington, you could pick up their Lazy Susan for $8.50.


Back Story: Who was Susan, and was she truly lazy?
If you love a domestic mystery, consider the case of the Lazy Susan. This humble household helper has slogged through centuries essentially unchanged. Despite its enduring popularity, definitive documentation on the designâs origins remain oddly elusive.


Back Story: Who was Susan, and was she truly lazy?
Instead, he transported a 9-foot diameter dining table with an immense Lazy Susan mounted on top, so guests could serve themselves. Photos of his 1920s outings, and the table itself, are in the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich.


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Furniture: Who was Susan (of Lazy Susan fame) and why was she considered lazy? Why is a desk called a desk and not an uncle table? How do you call the thing we use to cover our bed's mattress?


Lazy Susan
Lazy Susan. A Lazy Susan in a Chinese restaurant. A Lazy Susan (a.k.a. Sally Wagon, or Dragon Sally, or Downtrodden Sally or Lazy Zan-Zu) is a turntable (rotating tray) placed on a table or countertop to aid in distributing food. Lazy Susans may be made from a variety of materials but are usually glass, wood, or plastic.


Why do they call a wooden turntable a lazy susan? Who was Susan and why do we dis her?
Thomas Jefferson is reputed to have invented the Lazy Susan, which has been in popular use since the 18th Century. Inventor Gail Borden Jr. is also commonly said to have invented it. Lazy Susans were originally known as dumbwaiters, although the name 'Lazy Susan' replaced this term in the 20th Century, though no earlier than 1917.


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The most common form of tenancy is an AST. Most new tenancies are automatically this type. A tenancy can be an AST if all of the following apply: youâre a private landlord or housing association; the tenancy started on or after 15 January 1989; the property is your tenantsâ main accommodation; you donât live in the property; A tenancy canât be an AST if: 1  it began or was agreed before 15 January 1989. 2  the rent is more than Â£100,000 a year. 3  the rent is less than Â£250 a year (less than Â£1,000 in London) 4  itâs a business tenancy or tenancy of licensed premises. 5  itâs a holiday let. 6  the landlord is a local council.


Definitions &Translations
Assured tenancy An assured tenancy is a legal category of residential tenancy to an individual in England and Wales that can be contrasted to a tenancy beyond seven years and affords by statute a degree of security of tenure to the tenant.


Assured tenancy
An assured tenancy is a legal category of residential tenancy to an individual in English land law. Statute affords a tenant under an assured tenancy a degree of security of tenure. A tenant under an assured tenancy may not be evicted without a reasonable ground in the Housing Act 1988 and, where periodic,[n 1] changes in rent are potentially subject to a challenge before a rent assessment committee. Assured tenancies were introduced by the Housing Act 1988 that applies to tenancies entered from


tenancy
Some tenancy is for occupancy only as in a landlord-tenant situation, or a tenancy may also be based on ownership of title to the property. (See: title, tenancy by the entirety, tenancy in common, joint tenancy, tenancy at sufferance, tenancy at will, tenant) tenancy


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Assured shorthold tenancy - Requirements to create an assured shorthold tenancy. 1  The tenancy must meet the basic requirements of an assured tenancy (excluding the security of tenure effects) and the following...


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assured; assured tenancy; assuredly; assuredness; assurgent; assuring; assurnasirpal ii


Assured shorthold tenancy
Requirements to create an assured shorthold tenancy. The tenancy must meet the basic requirements of an assured tenancy (excluding the security of tenure effects) and the following: 1a.


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Examples of tenancy in a Sentence. 1  He was granted tenancy of the farm. 2  During his tenancy, he tried to make as many improvements as he could.


Assured shorthold tenancy
Assured shorthold tenancy. The assured shorthold tenancy is the default legal category of residential tenancy in England and Wales. It is a form of assured tenancy with limited security of tenure, which was introduced by the Housing Act 1988 and saw an important default provision and a widening of its definition made by the Housing Act 1996.


Who Invented Rock and Roll?
They seemed to prefer good old rock and roll music. Has that always been the case? And just who invented rock and roll anyway? Rock and roll â sometimes written rock 'n' roll or rock & roll â can be hard to describe, but people know it when they hear it. Compared to other styles of music, it's more exotic and thrilling. It's fun. It's spontaneous. It's like an uninhibited soundtrack for rebellion. Rock and roll was born in America in the 1950s and, like America, its creation was the work of many people over many years. No one person can claim to have invented rock and roll. Instead, rock and roll was the convergence of various paths simultaneously heading to the same destination. Black rhythm and blues artists alongside white pop and country artists learned from one another and began mixing their sounds.


Why is it called ârock nâ roll?â What does the ârollâ mean?
Trixie Smithâs 1922 blues ballad, âMy Man Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll)â may be the first use of the phrase in song. Alan Freed, a disc jockey in Cleveland, Ohio used the phrase, âThe Rock and Roll Sessionâ to describe the amalgamation of rhythm and blues and country music he played during his show. As his radio show gained popularity, so too did the phrase.


The Roots and Definition of Rock and Roll
The actual phrase rock and roll emerged as code words for sexual intercourse in blues songs. In 1922, the words rock and roll appeared on a record for the first time. That record, Trixie Smith's My Daddy Rock Me (With One Steady Roll), went on to inspire other blues songs.


The Roots and Definition of Rock and Roll
The more immediate roots of rock and roll lay in the so-called race music, or rhythm & blues, and hillbilly music, or county & western of the Forties and Fifties. Other significant influences include blues, jazz, gospel, boogie-woogie, folk and bluegrass.


The Roots and Definition of Rock and Roll
It marks the unofficial start to a tour of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and explains the roots of rock and roll, and how the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame recognizes rock and roll today. It reads as follows: Rock and roll is a form of popular music that emerged in the United States in the late Forties and early Fifties.


Who Invented Rock and Roll?
Many people believe rock and roll began with Elvis Presley in 1954. However, you can't give credit to Elvis without recognizing the role his producer, Sam Phillips, played in discovering this young talent in Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis certainly made rock and roll more popular, but even he didn't claim to have invented rock and roll.


The Roots and Definition of Rock and Roll
Each year, with the announcement of the next class of nominees for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a debate swirls as to what music is considered rock and roll. The announcement of the 2014 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominees â the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Chic, Deep Purple, Peter Gabriel, Hall and Oates, Kiss, LL Cool J, the Meters, Nirvana, N.W.A., the Replacements, Linda Ronstadt, Cat Stevens, Link Wray, Yes and the Zombies â brought with it passionate discussions as ...


Why is it called ârock nâ roll?â What does the ârollâ mean?
The earliest recorded use of the term in literature can be found in the lullaby âRock-a-bye Babyâ from 1805. Roll is derived from the Latin rotula meaning, âsmall wheel.â The phrase ârocking and rolling,â a metaphor used by seamen to describe the motion of a ship, dates from the 17th century. Similar metaphors slipped into popular discourse, but one in particular became the inspiration for the genreâs moniker.


History of Plumber Tape
Plumber tape using DuPontâ¢ Teflonâ¢ PTFE fine powder was the first such product to reach consumers. â¢ Times changed, other companies started making PTFE fine powder that was of a lower quality and at a lower cost. The companies that made the plumber tape switched to the lower quality powder.


How Nonstick Cookware Works
After analysis, the new substance was found to be polytetrafluoroethylene, or PTFE, and was quickly recognized as an exceptionally slippery substance. The chemical was patented in1941. DuPont trademarked the process and chemical as Teflon in 1945 [source: DuPont].


How Nonstick Cookware Works
Teflon is a brand name -- not all PTFE or other fluoropolymers used to produce nonstick cookware fall under the Teflon brand. Next, we'll take a closer look at PTFE and how it keeps what you're cooking from sticking to what you're cooking in.


History of Plumber Tape
History of Plumber Tape. â¢ 1938 â Dr. Roy Plunkett, a DuPont scientist, discovered polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). â¢ 1946 â DuPont registers the trademark, Teflonâ¢ for PTFE. â¢ Late 1940s â DuPont began marketing PTFE on a small scale for certain industrial applications, including valves, o-rings, and pipe linings. â¢ 1969 â DuPont PTFE fine powder is used for plumber tape for sealing joints in piping and central heating systems.


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Answer PTFE, polytertafluorethylene polymer, known also under the commercial trademark Teflon is a non sticking plastic, soft material which can be used up to te â¦ mperatures of about 570 Kelvins.


Why was tape invented?
The person who invented the tape is, Richard Drew in 1930.


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History of Plumber Tape â¢ 1938 â Dr. Roy Plunkett, a DuPont scientist, discovered polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). â¢ 1946 â DuPont registers the trademark, Teflonâ¢ for PTFE.


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What doese ptfe plumbers tape stand for? PTFE is the short form for a rather complicated name for the plastic that the tape is made from. The full name is Polytetrafluoroethene, or Poly-Tetra-Fluoro-Ethene (som â¦ etimes the 'ethene' part is called 'ethylene' - but this is the old name for the compound).


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PTFE is the short form for a rather complicated name for the plastic that the tape is made from. The full name is Polytetrafluoroethene, or Poly-Tetra-Fluoro-Ethene (somâ¦etimes the 'ethene' part is called 'ethylene' - but this is the old name for the compound).


How Nonstick Cookware Works
It was not until Marc Gregoire, a French engineer, found a way tÂo bond PTFE to aluminum that the first nonstick cookware was created. Marc Gregoire and his wife, Colette, started selling their cookware in France. In 1956, they founded the Tefal Corporation [source: T-fal].


Medicare (United States)
Under the 2003 law that created Medicare Part D, the Social Security Administration provides extensive extra help to lower-income seniors such that they have almost no drug costs; in addition approximately 25 states offer additional assistance on top of Part D.


How Medicare Was Made
Fifty years ago, Congress created Medicare and Medicaid and remade American health care. The passage of Medicare and Medicaid, nearly fifty years ago, was no less contentious than recent debates about Obamacare.


What is Medicare / Medicaid?
Medicare is a social insurance program that serves more than 44 million enrollees (as of 2008). The program costs about $432 billion, or 3.2% of GDP, in 2007. Medicaid is a social welfare (or social protection) program that serves about 40 million people (as of 2007) and costs about $330 billion, or 2.4% of GDP, in 2007. Together, Medicare and Medicaid represent 21% of the FY 2007 U.S. federal government. Both Medicaid and Medicare were created when President Lyndon B. Johnson signed amendments to the Social Security Act on July 30, 1965. What is Medicaid? What is Medicare? What is Medicaid?


How Medicare Was Made
Medicare proponents had to make sure that there were not so many proposals that they siphoned off majority support for their bill. In closed-door hearings, Mills was now defending the fact that the Administrationâs plan depended on Social Security taxes.


Medicare (United States)
In July 1965, under the leadership of President Lyndon Johnson, Congress enacted Medicare under Title XVIII of the Social Security Act to provide health insurance to people age 65 and older, regardless of income or medical history.


How Medicare Was Made
With Medicare, Congress could be forced to raise Social Security taxes beyond reasonable levels, resulting in a backlash against the entire program. Each time liberals had pushed for Medicare over the six years since Forand and King first proposed it, Mills had refused to let it up for a vote in his committee.


Can DNA Prove the Existence of an Intelligent Designer?
One side of the coinâ¦. A tamagotchi is a cyber creature who has traveled millions of miles from its home planet to learn what life is like on earth (Bandai 1996). These creatures were found by a professor and his assistant, Mikachu.


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The launch of Tamagotchi not only spurred the virtual pet phenomenon of the 90s, but it also created a brand new toy category and prompted countless virtual pet imitators. During its peak, 15 Tamagotchi units were sold every minute in the U.S. and Canada.


They didn't do anything but poop, walk around, age, and die, but we treated those little pixelated pets like family.
Prolonged mourning is a symptom of the 'Tamagotchi effect,' an over-dedication to one's robot. In the Japanese version, the Tamagotchi becomes a ghost, then a tombstone. In the Tamagotchi Friends 2014 America version, it simply packs its bags and leaves, which is as American as anything.


Tamagotchi
The fact that Tamagotchis came in different colors added to their appeal. [Image taken from http://webs.adam.es/rllorens/news.htm] The Tamagotchi was a small, egg-shaped, hand-held LCD video game that was created in Japan in 1996. It became wildly popular in Japan, the United States, and other locations across the world, but only for a very brief period of time.


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Read below or add a comment... 1  A friend got me one of these, or something similar under another brand name, but I never opened the package. I didnât want the responsibility! Reply. 2  Iâve been caring for tamagotchiâs since they came out back in 1997 and i have to say they donât beep all the time.


Tamagotchi
See also. 1  Digimon â a similar Bandai virtual pet that is aimed more at males. 2  Giga Pet â a brand of virtual pets released in 1997 by Tiger Electronics to compete with the Tamagotchi. 3  Fin Fin on Teo the Magic Planet â a similar digital pet game. 4  List of Tamagotchi releases. 5  Pixel Chix â a similar toy aimed for girls.


Tamagotchi
The Tamagotchi was introduced in Japan at the end of 1996 and it was an instant hit. Everyone stood in line, from businessmen to celebrities, all alongside their children to get one. Within a few months, Bandai ran out of its original stock and the price for the little electronic toy skyrocketed.


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thanks, hope this helped. ~bobby jack â¦ girl~ Go to the heart icon at the top, click on PC, then it will take you to a Login Password that you will have to enter into Tamagotchi Town. It will also require your tamagotchi username. ~by Titusaki~


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A tamagotchi is a small handheld virtual toy that comes in different versions. They are virtual pets that evolve and grow, and you can take care of them and play with them. Th â¦ ey go through generations. I have two right now, one on its third generation and the other on its first. They are fun to take care of.


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Basing on her ideas, Bandai designed a handheld LCD video game that was attached to a key chain or bracelet. Bandai named their new product tamagotchi (In Japanese, tamago means egg and tomodatchi means friend. So the word literally means egg-friend) (www.mimitchi.com).


Dance History Renaissance/ Baroque/ Classical/ Romantic Ballet
sun king. greatest patron of ballet. studied dance for over 20 years and performed the lead in 26 grand ballets. required beauchamps to write down terminology. funded the beginning of the Royal Academy of Dance and Music.


The Most Famous Classical Ballets
One of the most popular ballets of all time, Giselle is probably being staged somewhere almost all the time. The romantic ballet has attracted the best dancers in its leading roles since its creation. Giselle's ballet-blanc, or corps of women in white, has become a symbol of classical ballet. More Â».


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âBallet blanc: This term is applied to any ballet performed in the traditionnal long white skirt said to have been invented by Lami for Taglioni in Â« La Sylphide Â» (... ) and is generally synonimous with the idea of ballet held by the personn who has little experience of ballet.


Joffrey Ballet dances the many modes of âModern Mastersâ in winter program
Blanc was selected to participate in NYCBâs New York Choreographic Institute (where he created âMothership,â which debuted at that companyâs 2016 gala), but then was also given a grant that allowed him to begin work on âBeyond the Shoreâ in a two-week workshop last season â a genuine luxury for a choreographer.


The Most Famous Classical Ballets
This two-act romantic ballet was first created by choreographer Filippo Taglioni in 1832, and a later version came about in 1836 from August Bournonville. The Bournonville ballet is the only one to have known to withstand time and is considered one of the oldest surviving ballets.


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76 Likes, 1 Comments - Barak Ballet (@barakballet) on Instagram: âTableaux Vivants by Nicolas Blanc from Barak Ballet's June concert at The Broad Stage #TBTâ¦â instagram Nicolas Blanc Choreography shared The Joffrey Ballet's video. Â· June 19, 2017 Â· For the 2017-2018 I will do a new creation with the wonderful artists of the Joffrey Ballet on a splendid score by Mason Bates.


The Joffrey Ballet â New Works
Choreographer: Christopher Wheeldon. Music: Arvo PÃ¤rt. Liturgy is an abstract duet Christopher Wheeldon created during his time as resident choreographer for the New York City Ballet. Set to a haunting score by Arvo PÃ¤rt, the work is an intriguing exploration of movement and music with complex, innovative partnering.


Ballet History
A French dancer and ballet master Created characters full of dramatic action Trained at the Paris Opera under Jean-Georges Noverre Appointed premiur danseur of the ballet of the Acedmie Royale de Musique in 1763 and in 1771 he was named ballet master In 1791, he created the ballet, La Fille Mal Gardee


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History of ballet. Ballet is a formalized form of dance with its origins in the Italian Renaissance courts of the 15th and 16th centuries. Ballet spread from Italy to France with the help of Catherine de' Medici, where ballet developed even further under her aristocratic influence. An early example of Catherine's development of ballet is through 'Le Paradis d' Amour', a piece of work presented at her daughter's wedding, Marguerite de Valois to Henry of Navarre. Aristocratic money was responsible for the initial st


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Ballet Music DK. 16K likes. All about BALLET and BALLET MUSIC. Thank you for stopping by! My name is SÃ¸ren Bebe and I'm a Danish pianist and composer....


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Big Five Factor Model of Personality include most of the behavioral dimensions. But They are Subject to Change.


Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains
The Five-Factor Model (i.e., Big Five) is a model in the descriptive sense only. The term Big Five was coined by Lew Goldberg and was originally associated with studies of personality traits used in natural language.


Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains
Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains. I have created this page to address a few of the more common nuts-and-bolts questions people have about measuring the Big Five. I have written this page in a fairly informal style, and I have not attempted to be comprehensive.


Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains
This issue is discussed in the aforementioned chapter. Five-Factor Theory, formulated by Robert (Jeff) McCrae and Paul Costa (see, for example, their 2008 Handbook of Personality chapter), is an explanatory account of the role of the Big Five factors in personality.


Description of Five Factor Mode
Five-factor model of personality considers you open for change when you accept new thoughts, ideas, and changes. However, you are considered close to change when you avoid new experiments and follow the rules and regulations very strictly.


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They are: 1  Extraversion (sometimes called Surgency). 2  Agreeableness. 3  Conscientiousness. 4  Neuroticism (sometimes reversed and called Emotional Stability). 5  Openness to Experience (sometimes called Intellect or Intellect/Imagination).


Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains
They are: 1  Extraversion (sometimes called Surgency). The broad dimension of Extraversion encompasses such more specific traits as talkative, energetic, and assertive. 2  Agreeableness. Includes traits like sympathetic, kind, and affectionate. 3  Conscientiousness. Includes traits like organized, thorough, and planful.


Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains
The Big Five are, collectively, a taxonomy of personality trait: a coordinate system that maps which traits go together in people's descriptions or ratings of one another. The Big Five are an empirically based phenomenon, not a theory of personality.


Description of Five Factor Mode
You can handle new systems, technologies, and tools with great ease. You always build a big picture but tend to ignore vital details. You are considered suitable for the careers where a lot of creativity, novelty, and originality is involved. A Lower Degree in âOâ The five-factor model of personality qualifies you as a resistant to change. You are traditional. You love the peaceful environment, secure jobs, and serene family life. You spend a lot of time on details. You can execute plans very well. However, you are not a good planner. Your focus on details may cause you to ignore the big picture.


Measuring the Big Five Personality Domains
The chapter covers a number of important issues: 1  The scientific origins and history of the Big Five. 2  Theoretical accounts of the Big Five. 3  Comparisons of different measurement instruments.


Who was the Swedish naturalist and physician who developed the modern system for the classification of plants and animals?
Who developed the modern system of classification? one of the first systems for classifying things was developed about 350 B.C. by the Greek philosopher Aristotle.


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For example, Linnaeus described modern humans in his system with the binomen Homo sapiens , or man who is wise. Homo is our genus and sapiens is our species. Linnaeus also created higher, more inclusive classification categories. For instance, he placed all monkeys and apes along with humans into the order Primates . His use of the word Primates (from the Latin primus meaning first) reflects the human centered world view of Western science during the 18th century.


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The older taxonomy classification system consisted of a systemwhich identified things by physical features, but modern timesgives a taxonomy system that classifies more specif â¦ ic by the genusthen and then the species such as Homo Sapiens.


Who invented the modern classification system?
exists and is an alternate of . The classification of organisms has evolved since Aristotle grouped life forms into plants and animals over 2,300 years ago. The classification of organisms has evolved since Aristotle grouped life forms into plants and animals over 2,300 years ago.


Who invented the modern classification system?
Carl Woese proposed the most recent changes to the classification system in 1990, introducing three domains, archaea, bacteria, and eucarya, by the type of RNA in their cells.Charles Linneaus created the actual groups of the basis of the modern classification system.-Malia1699.


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What is the abbreviation for CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) Certification Number? CCN - CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) Certification Number in Government & Military by AcronymsAndSlang.com.


various terms/procedure information
What is included in all vascular injection procedures? Necessary local anesthesia, introduction of needles, or catherters, injection of contrast material with or without automatic power injection, an/or necessary pre- and post- injection care specifically related to the injection procedure.


Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
The head of the CMS is the Administrator of the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The position is appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. Seema Verma has been confirmed by the US Senate as Administrator of CMS, a top healthcare position in the Trump administration.


What does CCN mean?
What is the abbreviation for CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) Certification Number? CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) Certification Number can be abbreviated as CCN. Most popular questions people look for before coming to this page.


DRAWL
drawl one's vowels Hypernyms (to drawl is one way to...): articulate; enounce; enunciate; pronounce; say; sound out (speak, pronounce, or utter in a certain way)


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Retrieved from https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=drawl&oldid=43706493


Definition of 'drawl'
She is still recovering from the long flight, and says in her strong Southern drawl. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There is a childlike quality to his voice as he talks with a slow drawl. Times, Sunday Times (2010) If anything, he sounds more like dad than his siblings with that familiar lilting drawl turning its attention to the political and the personal. The Sun (2007) I gradually close my eyes as he talks to me in a slight American drawl that makes me want to giggle.


drawl
Drawl definition, to say or speak in a slow manner, usually prolonging the vowels. See more.


What Does It Mean To Anticipate?
Definition of drawl_2 verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.


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Define drawl (noun) and get synonyms. What is drawl (noun)? drawl (noun) meaning, pronunciation and more by Macmillan Dictionary


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[no object] Speak in a slow, lazy way with prolonged vowel sounds. with direct speech ââSuits me fine,â he drawledâ. ââHey kids, I like your style,â he drawled, peering through the fug of smoke, and the dim light of his dated jalopy.â.


drawl
See words that rhyme with drawl Spanish Central: Translation of drawl Nglish: Translation of drawl for Spanish speakers Seen and Heard What made you want to look up drawl?


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The Jetsons is an American animated sitcom produced by  Hanna-Barbera, originally airing in primetime from September 23, 1962, to March 17, 1963, then later in syndication, with new episodes in 1985 to 1987 as part of The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera block.


The Jetsons
Other projects. 1  The Jetsons: Father & Son Day (SpÃ¼mcÃ¸, Macromedia Flash) 2  The Jetsons: The Best Son (SpÃ¼mcÃ¸, Macromedia Flash) 3  Some characters appeared in commercials for Electrasol and Tums. 4  In the late 1990s, George, Jane, and Astro appeared in Christmas Radio Shack commercials.


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The Jetsons The Jetsons was a prime-time cartoon produced by Hanna-Barbera from George Jetson works 3 hours a day and 3 days a week The Warner Bros cartoons The Jetsons- still the best cartoon on TV! Old School Paper Cutter.


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Find this Pin and more on The Jetsons. 1  The Jetsons - George, Elroy, Jane, Judy, Astro and Rosie. 2  The Jetsons; living in the future, but still kickin' it with the tiny, cathode ray TV. 3  Rosie from the Jetsons is a prime example of the relationships between robots and humans.


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What better epitomizes the visionary futuristic-utopia of the century - The Jetsons created in 1962 Find this Pin and more on The Jetsons by carolineamanek. the Jetson house We've all dreamed of the Jetsons life. We were right to assume by 2013 we should be there by now.


The Jetsons
The Jetsons. The Jetsons is an American animated sitcom produced by Hanna-Barbera, originally airing in primetime from September 23, 1962, to March 17, 1963, then later in syndication, with new episodes in 1985 to 1987 as part of The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera block. It was Hanna-Barbera's Space Age counterpart to The Flintstones.


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Find this Pin and more on The Jetsons. 1  The Jetsons - Los Supersonicos. 2  The Jetsons debuted in 1962 and broadcasted until. 3  Meet George Jetson, son Elroy, daughter Judy, Jane his wife. 4  The Jetsons TV show I ever saw in color! 5  The Jetsons. and go with mom somewhere -- one was Gilligan's Island, the other was The Jetsons.


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Voice cast. 1  George Jetson â George O'Hanlon. 2  Jane Jetson â Penny Singleton. 3  Elroy Jetson â Daws Butler. 4  Judy Jetson â Janet Waldo. 5  Astro the Space Mutt/RUDI/Uniblab/Mac â Don Messick. 6  Rosie/Mrs. Spacely/Miss Galaxy â Jean Vander Pyl. 7  Cosmo Spacely â Mel Blanc. 8  Spencer Cogswell â Daws Butler.


The Jetsons
Other differences include the following: 1  The original 1960s episodes are distinguished by 1960s design motifs, music, and references (similar to The Flintstones and other Hanna-Barbera shows of that period). The 1980s version had a custom soundtrack with new sound-effects created by synthesizer.


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1 Find this Pin and more on The Jetsons. 2  The Jetsons::Meet George Jetson. Jane, his wife. His boy, Elroy.and of course - faithful dog, Astro. 3  Rosie from The Jetsons 1962 Little Golden Book flower rattle McGovern The Villager Strawberry Dress Vintage.


What Is the Definition of a Dry Climate?
Dry climate is divided by climatologists into the... A dry climate is a region of the world where there is little precipitation and the air is very dry, according to Maps of the World. Dry climate is divided by climatologists into the... A dry climate is a region of the world where there is little precipitation and the air is very dry, according to Maps of the World.


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Feed-related concepts. In any discussion of the principles of animal nutrition, the concepts most commonly used relate either to the animal (as the user of feed) or the feed (as the source of nutrients). The concepts defined below are grouped accordingly into animal- and feed-related concepts.


Section 1 - Module 7: Animal nutrition
In dry tropical pastures, dry organic matter usually lies in the range of 90 92% (by weight) of its parent dry-matter material. Net energy is the energy actually available for maintenance and production (after all losses have been accounted for).


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Imagine you are writing a research essay about jungle animals, using a book called Animals of the Amazon, by an author named Michael Jin as a source. Write an example of a sentence that shows how...


Section 1 - Module 7: Animal nutrition
Part A: Concepts. In any discussion of the principles of animal nutrition, the concepts most commonly used relate either to the animal (as the user of feed) or the feed (as the source of nutrients). The concepts defined below are grouped accordingly into animal- and feed-related concepts.


Section 1 - Module 7: Animal nutrition
The term 'productivity' refers to the ability of an animal to grow, reproduce and produce outputs such as milk, wool, draught power and transport.3. 3 Liveweight growth can be negative (through a loss of weight), while the production of other outputs such as milk and draught continues.


What is the definition of development? a. the process by which arable land turns dry and unusable b. the preservation of different species of plants and animals c. the study of the effect of gas emissions on climate change d. the use of data to monitor and study economic and social change
What is the definition of development? a. the process by which arable land turns dry and unusable b. the preservation of different species of plants and animals c. the study of the effect of gas emissions on climate change d. the use of data to monitor and study economic and social change


What is the definition of development? a. the process by which arable land turns dry and unusable b. the preservation of different species of plants and animals c. the study of the effect of gas emissions on climate change d. the use of data to monitor and study economic and social change
a. the process by which arable land turns dry and unusable. b. the preservation of different species of plants and animals. c. the study of the effect of gas emissions on climate change. d. the use of data to monitor and study economic and social change.


Section 1 - Module 7: Animal nutrition
Crop residues can, for instance, have an important bearing on animal nutrition (Bayer and Otchere, 1985), by providing energy to carry stock through the dry season when feed quantity and nutritive value from grazing are low.


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Quick Answer. Biodiversity is important in ecosystems because it prevents extinction of species, allows organisms to adapt to changes in the environment and provides a wide range of materials and foods for survival. Biodiversity is categorized into species diversity, genetic diversity and ecosystem diversity. Continue Reading


Biology 6.3 Q/A's Biodiversity
How does biodiversity affect ecosystems? The number and variety of species in an ecosystem can influence that ecosystem's stability, productivity, and value to humans. What happens to species when their habitats are eliminated for agricultural use?


How can species diversity affect ecosystem stability?
Generally speaking, greater species diversity (alpha diversity) leads to greater ecosystem stability. This is termed the diversityâstability hypothesis. Warning: the simple answer is greater species diversity leads to increased stability, but this is not the complete answer. The diversity-stability hypothesis states that ecosystems with greater species diversity are more stable. Increased alpha diversity (the number of species present) generally leads to greater stability, meaning an ecosystem that has a greater number of species is more likely to withstand a disturbance than an ecosystem of the same size with a lower number of species. This hypothesis was controversial for a time as it had not actually been tested.


Ecological effects of biodiversity
These ecological effects of biodiversity in turn are affected by both climate change through enhanced greenhouse gases, aerosols and loss of land cover[citation needed], and biological diversity, causing a rapid loss of ecosystems and extinctions of species and local populations.


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The first ecosystem has only three species of trees, and the second ecosystem has over 30 species of trees. Now imagine both of these ecosystems are in a region that has just experienced a large fire. In the ecosystem with the higher level of species diversity, you would expect that the ecosystem would recover more quickly after the fire.


How are species diversity and ecosystem stability related?
Ref: Loreau, Michel, and Claire Mazancourt. Biodiversity and ecosystem stability: a synthesis of underlying mechanisms. Ecology letters 16, no. s1 (2013): 106-115.


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Ives and Carpenter published a review paper on stability and diversity of ecosystems in the journal Science on July 6, 2007. Source: NSF Explore further: Higher plant species richness may not be enough to protect ecosystems from the worst impacts of climate extremes


How is the species diversity related to the stability of an ecosystem?
The diversity of an ecosystem is how many different species (or types of organisms) there are. If a species becomes extinct, then there is 1 less species in that ecosystem andâ¦ there is less diversity. If more than one species dies out, then the diversity is decreased by more than one organism.


Stability and Diversity in Ecosystems
If diverse ecosystems were, as a consequence, more stable, the answer would be yes. However, stability is not one, simple property of an ecosystem and there is no one, simple relationship between diversity and stability, say ecologists Tony Ives and Steve Carpenter of the University of Wisconsin at Madison.


Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live (abbreviated as SNL) is an American late-night live television sketch comedy and variety show created by Lorne Michaels and developed by  Dick Ebersol. The show premiered on NBC on October 11, 1975, under the original title NBC's Saturday Night.


Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Live is a late-night sketch comedy series which premiered on NBC on October 11, 1975, and introduced a number of new comics and distinctive, recurring characters -- much like Rowan...


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Though TV's late-night talk-show hosts were criticized for their collective delay in addressing the scandal, the Times piece was posted on the afternoon of Oct. 5 only hours before most shows taped that night's episode. ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live and NBC's Late Night With Seth Meyers regularly air reruns on Friday night, and CBS' Late Show With Stephen Colbert pre-tapes Fridays show on Thursday. John Oliver was first to tackle the story on HBO's Last Week Tonight that Sunday.


This âSaturday Night Liveâ Wine Collection Features Stefon and Debbie Downer Blends
This âSaturday Night Liveâ Wine Collection Features Stefon and Debbie Downer Blends Courtesy of Lot18 The four blends are all inspired by hit skits like The Californians.


Saturday Night Live
Created by Lorne Michaels. With Don Pardo, Lenny Pickett, Darrell Hammond, Kenan Thompson. A famous guest host stars in parodies and sketches created by the cast of this witty show.


Mary J. Blige to Play Sadistic Hitwoman in Netflix's Umbrella Academy Series
Ellen Page Joins The Umbrella Academy Comic Book Adaptation at Netflix By Matt Webb Mitovich / November 9 2017, 4:00 PM PST Ellen Page has joined the cast of The Umbrella Academy, Netflixâs adaptation of the award-winning comics and graphic novels created by Gerard Way READ MORE 2 TVLine Items: Flash Return, Lucy Liu's Marvel Gig, Umbrella Academy & More


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Show Less Four Questions With Altered Carbon Star Will Yun Lee Altered Carbon star Will Yun Lee reveals his most underrated role, the role he is best known for, and his favorite snack on set.


Richie Sambora Talks Bon Jovi Rock Hall Induction, Releases New Song With Orianthi (EXCLUSIVE)
One day after the announcement that Richie Sambora will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside the other founding members of Bon Jovi next April, the guitarist is releasing a new song, âOne Night of Peace,â that captures the spirit of the holiday season.


A Dog Named Christmas  ( 2009)
A Dog Named Christmas PG | 1h 35min | Drama, Family | TV Movie 29 November 2009 A developmentally challenged young man with a penchant for caring for animals in need sets out to convince his family - and their whole rural community - to participate in a local shelter's inaugural Adopt a Dog for Christmas Program.


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Richie Sambora premiered a new video with partner Orianthi, and talked about his Rock Hall of Fame induction with Bon Jovi.


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1h 35min | Drama, Family | TV Movie 29 November 2009. A developmentally challenged young man with a penchant for caring for animals in need sets out to convince his family - and their whole rural community - to participate in a local shelter's inaugural Adopt a Dog for Christmas Program..


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A Dog Named Christmas  ( 2009)
A Dog Named Christmas (2009) A developmentally challenged young man with a penchant for caring for animals in need sets out to convince his family - and their whole rural community - to participate in a local shelter's inaugural Adopt a Dog for Christmas Program..


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The Script - Hall of Fame (Official Video) ft. will.i.am
The Script's official music video for 'Hall of Fame'. Click to listen to The Script on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/TheScriptSpotify?I... As featured on #3. Click to buy the track or album via iTunes: http://smarturl.it/TheScript3iTunes?I... Google Play: http://smarturl.it/TheSriptHOFGplay?I... Amazon: http://smarturl.it/TheScript3Amazon?I...


Songwriters Hall of Fame
The Songwriters Hall of Fame (SHOF), was founded in 1969 by songwriter  Johnny Mercer and music publisher/songwriter Abe Olman and publisher/executive Howie Richmond to honor those whose work represents and maintains the heritage and legacy of a spectrum of the most beloved songs from the world's popular music songbook.


Songwriters Hall of Fame
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Jackie Robinson breaks major league color barrier
Jackie Robinson breaks major league color barrier. Share this: On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson becomes the first African-American in the major leagues when he plays his first game with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born into a family of sharecroppers on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia.


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Michael broke the color barrier on MTV back in the 80s.. Considering that MTV came about in the 80s this whole Michael broke the color barrier on MTV seems quite odd to me. Not to mention that MJ was on major network TV for years and years and years prior.


Important Events From This day in History April 15th
Jackie Robinson breaks color barrier On this day in 1947, Jackie Robinson, age 28, becomes the first African-American player in Major League Baseball when he steps onto Ebbets Field in Brooklyn to compete for the Brooklyn Dodgers.


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Music; 1894 Bessie Smith is born in Chattanooga, Tennessee; Old West; 1912 Molly Brown avoids sinking with the Titanic; Presidential; 1865 Lincoln is pronounced dead; Sports; 1947 Jackie Robinson breaks major league color barrier; Vietnam War; 1967 Antiwar protests held in New York and San Francisco; 1970 U.S. 1st Infantry Division withdraws from Vietnam; World War I


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1947 Jackie Robinson breaks color barrier; American Revolution; 1783 Congress ratifies peace with Great Britain; Automotive; 1912 Race car driver goes down with the Titanic; Civil War; 1865 Lincoln dies from an assassinâs bullet; Cold War; 1959 Castro visits the United States; Crime; 1920 The Sacco-Vanzetti case draws national attention; Disaster


Did Jackie Robinson really break baseball's color barrier?
Rickey tapped Robinson to cross the color line, not only because of his athletic prowess, but also because of Robinson's relatively young age (28), college education and experience competing with and against white players.


Did Jackie Robinson really break baseball's color barrier?
There is no doubt that Jackie Robinson is the best-known color barrier crosser in baseball history, but he was not the first. Read on to find out about some of the hardball's less celebrated integration pioneers.


Did Jackie Robinson really break baseball's color barrier?
Crossing the Color Barrier Prev NEXT Long before Robinson crossed the color line, sports journalists, reporters for African-American newspapers, union leaders and civil rights activists had demanded that it be obliterated, a campaign that mirrored similar struggles to fight discrimination in housing, employment and the military.


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Jackie Robinson breaks major league color barrier. Author. History.com Staff. Website Name. History.com. Year Published. 2009. Title. Jackie Robinson breaks major league color barrier. URL. http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/jackie-robinson-breaks-major-league-color-barrier. Access Date. February 07, 2018. Publisher. A+E Networks


Semantic satiation
Many other names have been used for what appears to be essentially the same process: inhibition (Herbert, 1824, in Boring, 1950), refractory phase and mental fatigue (Dodge, 1917; 1926a), lapse of meaning (Bassett and Warne, 1919), work decrement (Robinson and Bills, 1926), cortical inhibition (Pavlov, 192?), adaptation (Gibson, 1937), extinction (Hilgard and Marquis, 1940), satiation (Kohler and Wallach, 1940), reactive inhibition (Hull, 1913 ), stimulus satiation (Glanzer, 1953 ...


AveryâMacLeodâMcCarty experiment
It was the culmination of research in the 1930s and early 20th Century at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research to purify and characterize the transforming principle responsible for the transformation phenomenon first described in Griffith's experiment of 1928: killed Streptococcus pneumoniae of the virulent strain type III-S, when injected along with living but non-virulent type II-R pneumococci, resulted in a deadly infection of type III-S pneumococci.


Transforming Principle
Frederick Griffith, established that there was a transforming principle in bacterial genetics in a ground-breaking experiment, performed in 1928.


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Frederick Griffith's Discovery of the Transforming Principle in Bacterial Organisms. Frederick Griffith was searching for a vaccine against Spanish flu and was using two strains of Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria. During the process he discovered that gene transfer took place between two different bacterial strains. slide 1 of 4. Bacteria Microbiology Frederick Griffith's experiment showed that bacteria were capable of transferring their genetic information by a process that he called transformation. Frederick Griffith was an English army doctor and his experiment, which consisted of testing the effects of killed bacteria on live cells, was actually intended to help develop a vaccine against a future outbreak of Spanish flu, the pandemic that killed millions of people after world War I.


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The term âconflict transformationâ is a relatively new invention within the broader field of peace and conflict studies. As a relatively new field, it is still in a process of defining, shaping, and creating terminology.


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These examples demonstrate just some of the variety and subtleties in the distinctions made between conflict resolution and conflict transformation. One can also differentiate between resolution and transformation as Mitchell (2002: 19) does in the following analysis:


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Among the growing number of theorists who are writing about conflict transformation and âhow to achieve it,â Lederach (1995a: 202-213) provides the greatest specificity. 1  His comprehensive framework diagrams a number of central and guiding conceptual elements.


Griffith's experiment
Griffith's experiment. Griffith's experiment, reported in 1928 by Frederick Griffith, was the first experiment suggesting that bacteria are capable of transferring genetic information through a process known as transformation.


Microbiology Chapter 7
_____ demonstrated that DNA was the molecule responsible for the phenomenon of transformation observed by Griffith in his experiments with Streptococcus pneumoniae. Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty All of the following are functions of RNA EXCEPT:


Bacterial Transformation I Lecture (1) (1) (1) - Week 8.1...
Bacterial Transformation Bacterial transformation â¢ the process by which bacterial cells take up naked DNA (histone-free) molecules. â¢ Bacteria that are able to uptake DNA are called competent''.


Washington Monument
However, a lack of funds, disagreement over what type of memorial would best honor the country's first president, and the Washington family's reluctance to move his body prevented progress on any project.


The Wall That Heals
The Wall That Heals. Honoring the men and women who served in the controversial Vietnam War, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial chronologically lists the names of more than 58,000 Americans who gave their lives in service to their country. Read More.


Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln Memorial. The Lincoln Memorial is an American national monument built to honor the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. It is located on the western end of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., across from the Washington Monument.


Memorial Design
Memorial Design The National World War II Memorial design recognizes that the site itself pays special tribute to America's WWII generation. The Memorial design creates a special place within the vast openness of the National Mall to commemorate the sacrifice and celebrate the victory of WWII, yet remains respectful and sensitive to its historic surroundings.


THE MEMORIAL
Designed by architect Davis Buckley, the Memorial sits on three acres of federal park land in an area of Washington, DC called Judiciary Square, the historic seat of our nationâs judicial branch of government. The Memorial grounds boast plush carpets of grass, nearly 60,000 plants and 128 trees.


Monuments & Memorials in Washington DC (Visitor's Guide)
Washington, DC is a city of monuments and memorials. We honor the generals, politicians, poets and statesmen who helped shape our great nation. Although the most famous monuments and memorials are on the National Mall, you will find statues and plaques on many street corners around the city.


Memorial Design
Following a national design competition, architect Friedrich St.Florian's design concept was selected for the National World War II Memorial. The core of St.Florian's design was focused on rebuilding the original Olmstead Rainbow pool and restoring its fountains by reconstructing it on a smaller scale and giving it a special presence by lowering it 7-feet below grade to allow for vertical architecture which could represent the story and sacrifice made by the nation during World War II.


subpoena duces tecum
Subpoena duces tecum definition, a writ directing a person to appear in court and to bring some document described in the writ. See more.


Definition of duces
What does the word duces mean? Find synonyms, antonyms and the meaning of the word duces in our free online dictionary! Find words starting with duces and anagrams of duces. Lookup duces in the Scrabble Dictionary


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A subpoena duces tecum, however, is not necessarily a sufficient court order to relieve an appraiser of the obligation to maintain confidentiality, either under Canon 4 or under contractual obligations related to specific appraisals.


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Definitions include: to display the peace sign using one's fingers. cop deuces; Definitions include: to tell a contradicting story. deuce; Definitions include: See also drop a deuce, take a deuce, etc. deuce deuce; Definitions include: a 22 fluid ounce container of a beverage - generally beer. deuce out the roof; Definitions include: Goodbye. deuce, the


DUCES TECUM
Legal definition for DUCES TECUM: (A) Latin term for bring with you and used most frequently in subpoena duces tecum which requires the production of something. (B) practice, evidence. Bring with thee. A wri


duce
a leader or dictator. il Duce, the leader: applied especially to Benito Mussolini as head of the fascist Italian state.


duces tecum
A person served with a subpoena duces tecum might be required to present documents, such as business records or other pieces of physical evidence, for the inspection of the court. duces tecum âbring with youâ, a form of subpoena. DUCES TECUM, practice, evidence. Bring with thee. A writ commonly called a subpoena duces tecum, commanding the person to whom it is directed to bring with him some writings, papers, or other things therein specified and described, before the court. 1 Phil. Ev. 886. 2.


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The filing of a civil lawsuit provides the mechanism for the issuance of subpoenas for witnesses and subpoenas duces tecum for the production of documents. Subpoenas duces tecum vs. HIPAA: which wins?


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Reconstitute 250mg, 500mg, 1g, or 2g vial w/ 0.9mL, 1.8mL, 3.6mL, or 7.2mL (respectively) of compatible diluent for a concentration of approx 250mg/mL. Reconstitute 500mg, 1g, or 2g vial w/ 1mL, 2.1mL, or 4.2mL (respectively) of compatible diluent for a concentration of approx 350mg/mL.


What Is Rocephin (Ceftriaxone)?
Rocephin Side Effects. All drugs have side effects. In the case of Rocephin, some of the more common problems reported include swelling, redness, pain, or soreness at the injection site. While not frequent, the medication has been known to cause a loss of appetite, vomiting, headache, diarrhea or nausea.


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In the CABP trials, the comparator antibacterial treatment was Rocephin (ceftriaxone) and in the ABSSSI trials, the comparator antibacterial treatment was Vancocin (vancomycin) plus Azactam (aztreonam). In the CABP trials, 1,231 adult patients received Teflaro or Rocephin.


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Infuse over a 30-min period and administer over 60 min in neonates. Concentrations of 10-40mg/mL are recommended; lower concentrations may be used if desired. Reconstitute 250mg, 500mg, 1g, or 2g vial w/ 2.4mL, 4.8mL, 9.6mL, or 19.2mL (respectively) of compatible IV diluent for a concentration of approx 100mg/mL. Withdraw entire contents of vial and dilute to desired concentration w/ appropriate IV diluent. Compatible w/ metronidazole HCl; do not exceed 5-7.5mg/mL of metronidazole HCl w/ 10mg/mL ceftriaxone as an admixture.


Ceftriaxone Vial
This medication belongs to a class of drugs known as cephalosporin antibiotics. It works by stopping the growth of bacteria. This drug is not recommended for use in newborns with high blood bilirubin levels and premature infants due to increased risk of side effects. Ask the doctor or pharmacist for details.


Ceftriaxone Vial
If you are using this medication at home, learn all preparation and usage instructions from your health care professional. Avoid mixing ceftriaxone with IV fluids that have calcium in them (such as Ringer's solution, Hartmann's solution, parenteral nutrition-TPN/PPN).


Rocephin Vial
How to use Rocephin intravenous. This medication is given by injection into a muscle or vein as directed by your doctor, usually once or twice daily. The dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment. Drink plenty of fluids while using this medication unless your doctor directs you otherwise.


Ceftriaxone
What Is Ceftriaxone? Ceftriaxone is a prescription antibiotic that is licensed to treat a number of common infections. It is part of a class of antibiotics called cephalosporins, and it is given either as a shot or through an intravenous line (IV). Ceftriaxone is sold under the brand name RocephinÂ®. It is also available as a generic.


HLM - Sound [Play]ce Dolls' House for Visually Impaired Children
Inspired by the dolls' house that Edwin Lutyens designed for The British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1922 -- using a very traditional children's toy to display the very best of modern British architecture, craftsmanship, art and interior design -- Cathedral Group has asked 20 contemporary architects and designers, in collaboration with artists and other creatives, to design and build a dolls' house for the 21st Century. Each dolls' house has been designed to include at least ...


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Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction. The Cathedral Group commissioned 20 of the worldâs top architects and designers to build houses


Isaac Newton
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Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction
Sophisticated dolls' houses boasting groundbreaking design are to be auctioned at Bonhams, London on Monday. The pint-sized masterpieces have been created by 20 of Britain's top architects - including Zaha Hadid - to raise money for UK children's charity KIDS.


HLM - Sound [Play]ce Dolls' House for Visually Impaired Children
Full Design Website: www.soundplayce.co.uk All 20 Dolls' Houses can be seen and bid for at: www.adollshouse.co.uk Inspired by the dolls' house that Edwin Lut... Full Design Website: www.soundplayce.co.uk All 20 Dolls' Houses can be seen and bid for at: www.adollshouse.co.uk Inspired by the dolls' house that Edwin Lut...


Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction
Dolls' houses with a difference! 1  World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction. 2  The Cathedral Group commissioned 20 of the worldâs top architects and designers to build houses.


Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction
Property developers from Cathedral Group who commissioned the project briefed designers with just one requirement: each house had to include at least one feature that makes life easier for a child with a disability.


HLM - Sound [Play]ce Dolls' House for Visually Impaired Children
Each dolls' house has been designed to include at least one feature that makes life easier for a child with a disability. Having it's origins in the original Queen Mary's Dolls' House, our design sought to abstract, translate and reconfigure the Lutyens programme into a 21st Century Dolls' House.


Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction
Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction The Cathedral Group commissioned 20 of the worldâs top architects and designers to build houses


Dolls' houses with a difference! World-famous artists and architects - including Zaha Hadid, Grayson Perry and Chris Offili - design tiny homes for charity auction
The project is inspired by the dolls' house that British architect Edwin Lutyens designed for The British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1922 - using a very traditional children's toy to display the very best of modern architecture, craftsmanship, art and interior design.


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Auxin is in the same concentration on both sides of the shoots, so they grow evenly and longer on both sides. C. One side of the tips are in more light than the other side. Auxin is in a greater concentration on the shaded side, causing the cells there to grow longer than the cells on the lit side.


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plant growth regulators plant growth regulators are necessary for, but do not control, many aspects of plant growth and development. - better name is growth regulator. the effect on plant physiology is dependent on the amount of hormone present and tissue sensitivity to the plant growth regulator


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coleoptiles resulted in a bending of the coleoptile away from the side onto which the tips were placed (response mimicked the response seen in phototropism). â¢ Frits Went (1926) determined auxin enhanced cell elongation.


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Plants Response to Light â¢ Photomorphogenesis â nondirectional, light-mediated changes in plant growth and development â¢ red light changes the shape of phytochrome and can trigger photomorphogenesis â¢ Stems go from etiolated (in dark or Pfr) to unetiolated (in light with Pr). â¢ Photoperiodism â Regulates when seeds of lettue and some weeds. Presence of Pr inhibits germination, while its conversion to Pfr in red light induces germination Red light ===> germination Far-red light ===> no germination Red ===> far-red ===> red ===> germination


Plant Behavior (Plant Regulation and Response)
Specific example: a hypothetical mechanism for auxin's stimulation of cell elongation. (1) The hormone binds to an auxin receptor, and (2) this signal is transduced into second messengers within the cell, inducing various responses.


Plant Behavior (Plant Regulation and Response)
Charles Darwin was the first to discuss how plants respond to light. He found that the new shoots (coleoptile) of grasses bend toward the light because the cells on the dark side grow faster that the lighted side. [If a seedling is allowed to grow in the dark it will become tall, skinny, and white. Such a seedling is said to be etiolated] Darwin concluded that a plant hormone made in the coleoptile tip could somehow move down and induce other cells to elongate. Other researchers using a variety of cleaver experiments determined that this hormone was Auxin (IAA - indolacetic acid). Auxin: Its Structure and Roles. Auxin's structure is very similar to the amino acid tryptophan.


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PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS. (PLANT HORMONES) Internal and external signals that regulate plant growth are. mediated, at least in part, by plant growth-regulating. substances, or hormones (from the Greek word hormaein, meaning to excite). Plant hormones differ from animal hormones in that: No evidence that the fundamental actions of plant and. animal hormones are the same. Unlike animal hormones, plant hormones are not made in. tissues specialized for hormone production.


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The diagram shows the typical results shown by oat seedlings grown in a box with a light from one side. Auxins have the opposite effect on root cells. In a root, the shaded side contains more auxin, but this time the shaded side grows less than the lit side. This causes the root to bend away from the light.


Plant Behavior (Plant Regulation and Response)
A pH difference between the cell wall (acidic at about pH 5) and the cytoplasm (pH 7) contributes to auxin transport. In the pH 7 environment of the cell, auxin is an anion. (1) When auxin encounters the acidic environment of the wall, the molecule picks up a hydrogen ion to become electrically neutral.


Plant Behavior (Plant Regulation and Response)
Events which occur in root cells due to gravity result in the accumulation of auxin on the lower side of the root. The concentrations of auxin rise to a level that actually inhibit growth or elongation in the lower cells while the cells above outpace their counterparts causing the root to bend down.


Security Clearances:
The Director of National Intelligence (DNI), as Security Executive Agent, has not provided agencies clearly defined policy and procedures to consistently determine if a position requires a security clearance.


Security Clearances for Law Enforcement
Security Clearances for Law Enforcement It is the policy of the FBI to share with law enforcement personnel pertinent information regarding terrorism. In the past, the primary mechanism for such information sharing was the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF).


Multiple citizenship
For example, possession and/or use of a foreign passport is a condition disqualifying from security clearance and is not mitigated by reasons of personal convenience, safety, requirements of foreign law, or the identity of the foreign country as is explicitly clarified in a Department of Defense policy memorandum which defines a guideline requiring that any clearance be denied or revoked unless the applicant surrenders the foreign passport or obtains official permission for its use from ...


Background checks and security clearances for federal jobs
In addition, federal positions that include access to sensitive information generally require a security clearance. This clearance must be obtained to determine the applicantâs trustworthiness and reliability before granting him or her access to national security information. Types of security clearances Positions in the federal government are classified in three ways: Non-Sensitive Positions, Public Trust Positions and National Security Positions.


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A security clearance is a determination by the United States Government that a person or company is eligible for access to classified information. The term âeligibility for accessâ means the same thing as security clearance and is used in Government record systems and by Government personnel security specialists.


50 U.S. Code Â§ 3341 - Security clearances
Each authorized investigative or adjudicative agency shall check the database under this subsection to determine whether an individual the agency has identified as requiring a security clearance has already been granted or denied a security clearance, or has had a security clearance revoked, by any other authorized investigative or adjudicative agency.


All About Security Clearances
Most individuals will be granted a security clearance, although complicating factors or derogatory findings may delay a decision or result in a denial of a security clearance. Learn more about the security clearance process by reviewing our FAQs on security clearances. THE INTERIM SECURITY CLEARANCE. In exceptional circumstances, the hiring office may request an interim security clearance.


50 U.S. Code Â§ 3341 - Security clearances
In determining whether the adverse security clearance or access determination violated paragraph (1), the agency shall find that paragraph (1) was violated if a disclosure described in paragraph (1) was a contributing factor in the adverse security clearance or access determination taken against the individual, unless the agency demonstrates by a preponderance of the evidence that it would have taken the same action in the absence of such disclosure, giving the utmost deference to the agency ...


Background checks and security clearances for federal jobs
Only federal agencies can grant security clearances. 1  Many federal agencies require security clearances depending on their mission and role in national security. Examples of agencies that may require higher levels of clearance include: 2  Intelligence community (e.g., CIA, NSA) 3  Federal law enforcement agencies (e.g., FBI, DEA, NCIS)


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From Quiz: Charles Darwin and the Theory of Evolution (click to play it). Question by author. Answer: Alfred Wallace. Alfred Wallace also had come up with a theory of evolution similar to Darwin's. They both produced papers but in the end it was Darwin who went ahead and published his research. John Henslow and Adam Sedgwick were both naturalists who taught Darwin at Cambridge University.


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Working in Malaysia, Wallace created a theory of evolution that was almost identical to Darwin's. The risk of having Wallace present the theory first was one of the things that made Darwin hurry the publishing of his work.


Chapter 13- Evolution
a comprehensive theory of evolution that incorporates genetics and includes most of Darwin's ideas, focusing on populations as the fundamental units of evolution. gene pool combined genetic information of all the members of a particular population


Developed a theory of evolution almost identical to
**ï Long practiced habits become heritable instincts **ï  Sociobiology : A modern extension of Darwinâs theory to the explanation of human and nonhuman social behavior **ï  Inclusive fitness : The type of fitness that involves the survival and perpetuation of copes of oneâs genes into subsequent generations.


Chapter 13- Evolution
Darwin's first term for evolution evolutionary adaptations are inherited traits that enhance an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in a particular enviornment


Chapter 13- Evolution
natural selection. The process whereby organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring. The theory of its action was first fully expounded by Charles Darwin and is now believed to be the main process that brings about evolution. artificial selection.


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23 While Darwin was slowly writing his most famous book, another scientist developed a theory of evolution that was almost identical to the one defended by Darwin. Who was this scientist? From Quiz: Charles Darwin (click to play it).


Chapter 13- Evolution
The theory of its action was first fully expounded by Charles Darwin and is now believed to be the main process that brings about evolution artificial selection The selective breeding of domesticated plants and animals to encourage the occurrence of desirable traits.


Developed a theory of evolution almost identical to
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Developed a theory of evolution almost identical to
: Developed a theory of evolution almost identical to Darwinâs, at almost the same time that Darwin developed his theory Darwinâs Theory of Evolution **ï  Struggle for survival : The situation that arises when there are more offspring of a species that environmental resources can support **ï  Natural selection : A key concept in Darwinâs theory of ...


How does elevation affect climate and vegetation in Latin America?
The elevation affects the climate and vegetation in Latin America by giving more nutrients to the soil that is absorbed by the crops, trees and other plants. These nutrients are then used from vegetation in the ground. Because the elevation varies from different locations, subsistence farming is done specifically to middle and highland zones.


Altitudinal zonation
Altitude, climate, and soil fertility set upper limits on types of crops that can reside in each zone. Populations residing in the Andes Mountain region of South America have taken advantage of varying altitudinal environments to raise a wide variety of different crops.


Altitudinal zonation
Above a certain elevation the rising air becomes too dry and cold, and thus discourages tree growth. Even though rainfall may not be a significant factor for some mountains, atmospheric humidity or aridity can be more important climatic stresses that affect altitudinal zones.


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What is the altitude of the north celestial pole for an observer whose earth coordinates are latitude 17.0Â° north and longitude 64.0Â° west?


Geography Semester 1 Notes
How does the religious affiliation differ between North and South America? There are more Christians in South America than North America. Lima, which emerged as the richest city in the New World, was the center of Inca life and the home of its leaders. false, it is Cuzco, Peru. The native religion of the indigenous population of South America continues to be practiced today.


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How did the geography of the Americas influence and affect the migration of people into what would eventually become North, Central, and South America? Answer Geography


Geography Semester 1 Notes
How does population growth impact sustainable development in South America? How does increased population impact global warming? Resource nationalism is the term given to government control of a country's natural resources. Machu Picchu is the ___ Very grassy plains, known as pampas, are found predominantly in what country?


Altitudinal zonation
Altitudinal zonation. Altitudinal zonation in mountainous regions describes the natural layering of ecosystems that occurs at distinct altitudes due to varying environmental conditions. Temperature, humidity, soil composition, and solar radiation are important factors in determining altitudinal zones, which consequently support different vegetation and animal species. Altitudinal zonation was first hypothesized by geographer Alexander von Humboldt who noticed that temperature drops with increasing elevation. Zonation


World Cultures Mid Term
Running north to south along the west coast of South America, the Andes mountain range is one of the longest and highest in the world. True Resource nationalism is the term given to government control of a country's natural resources.


Redisclosure of Patient Health Information (2009 update)
Evolution of DRGs (2010 update) This practice brief has been updated. See the latest version here. This version is made available for historical purposes only. You are trying to access a resource only available to AHIMA members. Join today to have full access to everything in the BoK, take advantage of all the benefits of AHIMA membership, and become part of a network of more than 103,000 health information management professionals strong.


Major Diagnostic Category
The use of hCG can be partitioned into two major categories: diagnostic and therapeutic. Diagnostic use of hCG includes detection, monitoring, and management of normal pregnancy. hCG is also widely used in the diagnosis, management, and monitoring of abnormal pregnancies, including ectopic pregnancies and persistent trophoblastic disease.


Major Diagnostic Category
The major diagnostic categories of the patients seen in U.S. hospices during the years 2006 and 2007 are shown in Table 27-3. An interesting trend with respect to these diagnostic categories is the increasing number of patients with Alzheimer dementia and debilitation.