20 Fun, Obscure Facts About âScrubsâ That You Might Not Know
Scrubs was a brilliant show not just because of the Turk Dance (BUT THAT TOO), but because it gave us real people grappling with real problems and, of course, the greatest bromance in the history of television.


Zach Braff
Zach was born and raised in South Orange, New Jersey. He attended Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey. He graduated from Northwestern University with a BA in film. He is best known for his role in NBC's Scrubs.. In order to show people there's more to himâ¦more.


Scrubs
Mar 20, 2013. Even though Scrubs is the best of the season's new comedies, it may not have the most laughs. But oh mama, it has the most heart. Scrubs is to the average sitcom as a steak at the Palm is to a Big Mac.


Scrubs
Los Angeles area filming locations for the TV show âScrubsâ starring Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, John C. McGinley and Donald Faison. Scrubs didnât film a whole lot outside of the studio, but if they did, I will try to include them all here. It should be noted that I will use the city locations of âValley Villageâ, âSherman Oaksâ, âStudio Cityâ and âNorth Hollywoodâ interchangeably as a good portion of these locations all lie within the same general vicinity.


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Breadfruit (Artocarpus altilis) is a species of flowering tree in the mulberry family (Moraceae) originating in the South Pacific and that was eventually spread to the rest of Oceania.readfruit is one of the highest-yielding food plants, with a single tree producing up to 200 or more grapefruit-sized fruits per season, and only requires very limited care.


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Full Definition of BREADFRUIT. : a round starchy usually seedless fruit that resembles bread in color and texture when baked; also: a tall tropical evergreen tree (Artocarpus altilis) of the mulberry family that bears this fruit.See breadfruit defined for English-language learners. See breadfruit defined for kids.ull Definition of BREADFRUIT. : a round starchy usually seedless fruit that resembles bread in color and texture when baked; also: a tall tropical evergreen tree (Artocarpus altilis) of the mulberry family that bears this fruit. See breadfruit defined for English-language learners. See breadfruit defined for kids.


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Breadfruit nutrition facts. Breadfruit is obtained from the huge tropical rain-forest fruiting tree in the mulberry family. It is closely related to the other tropical fruits such as jackfruit, breadnut, figs, and mulberries. Binomially, the fruit belongs to the family of Moraceae, in the genus: Artocarpus.Scientific name: Artocarpus altilis.dult breadfruit tree bears hundreds of fruits during each season. The fruits, however, can come in variety of colors, size and shapes. Each fruit generally features round or globular shape and weigh about 1 to 5 kg. Its outer surface is covered with spikes similar to that in breadnut, jackfruit, and durian.


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Breadfruit is obtained from the huge tropical rain-forest fruiting tree in the mulberry family. It is closely related to the other tropical fruits such as jackfruit, breadnut, figs, and mulberries.Binomially, the fruit belongs to the family of Moraceae, in the genus: Artocarpus.Scientific name: Artocarpus altilis.dult breadfruit tree bears hundreds of fruits during each season. The fruits, however, can come in variety of colors, size and shapes. Each fruit generally features round or globular shape and weigh about 1 to 5 kg. Its outer surface is covered with spikes similar to that in breadnut, jackfruit, and durian.


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The breadfruit's proponents say it has unique qualities that could help feed the world's poor. One tree, a member of the fig family, can produce 450 pounds of fruit per season. The fruit packs 121 calories in a half-cup serving and is rich in fiber, potassium, phosphorous, calcium, copper and other nutrients.APTAIN COOK, HawaiiâThe breadfruit is a remarkable food: The prickly football-size pod is full of nutrients and energy. Growing on one of the earth's highest-yielding trees, it could even help alleviate world hunger, backers believe.


Breadfruit
Breadfruit is one of the highest-yielding food plants, with a single tree producing up to 200 or more grapefruit-sized fruits per season, and only requires very limited care.In the South Pacific, the trees yield 50 to 150 fruits per year.readfruit is one of the highest-yielding food plants, with a single tree producing up to 200 or more grapefruit-sized fruits per season, and only requires very limited care.


Breadfruit: The Next Superfood To End World Hunger?
Move over kale, there's a new superfood in town and it's here to end world hunger. The could-be hero is called breadfruit although it doesn't really seem like a fruit at all. It's large with prickly skin and tastes like a baked potato or -- you guessed it -- bread when prepared.Breadfruit grows on tall trees in tropical areas like Hawaii, Samoa, and the Caribbean.ove over kale, there's a new superfood in town and it's here to end world hunger. The could-be hero is called breadfruit although it doesn't really seem like a fruit at all. It's large with prickly skin and tastes like a baked potato or -- you guessed it -- bread when prepared.


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CAPTAIN COOK, HawaiiâThe breadfruit is a remarkable food: The prickly football-size pod is full of nutrients and energy. Growing on one of the earth's highest-yielding trees, it could even help alleviate world hunger, backers believe.APTAIN COOK, HawaiiâThe breadfruit is a remarkable food: The prickly football-size pod is full of nutrients and energy. Growing on one of the earth's highest-yielding trees, it could even help alleviate world hunger, backers believe.


Special fruits for this week
The nutritious fruit and the seeds are edible. A fully ripe breadfruit is usually soft and fragrant and its flesh is creamy yellow like coloured and pasty with irregular oval seeds. In the centre of this seedless fruit, there found a cylindrical core, in some species which is fully covered with hairs and small seeds. Add the boiled breadfruit, salt and allow it to mix for 2 - 3 mins. 2  Add 1/4 cup of water to the mixture cover it with a lid and cook, till its well cooked and the ingredients have blended well. 3  Add tomatoes, if you like. 4  Yummy breadfruit masala is now ready.


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The flesh is firm and creamy white or pale yellow in color. A ripe breadfruit has a yellow-green to yellow-brown peel and is soft to the touch with a sweet, aromatic smell. The ripe flesh is creamy white or yellow color. Fruit that are not quite mature are bright green and bleed a sticky white sap when cut or bruised.he flesh is firm and creamy white or pale yellow in color. A ripe breadfruit has a yellow-green to yellow-brown peel and is soft to the touch with a sweet, aromatic smell. The ripe flesh is creamy white or yellow color. Fruit that are not quite mature are bright green and bleed a sticky white sap when cut or bruised.


Ketone Testing: What You Need to Know
Positive ketones are not a problem when blood glucose levels are within range and you are trying to lose weight. It is a problem if blood glucose levels are high and left untreated. Untreated high blood glucose with positive ketones can lead to a life-threatening condition called diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).


Diabetes: Urine Testing for Ketones
Ketones in the urine mean that the body cells are using fat for energy instead of glucose. A large amount of ketones in the urine is a danger sign and can mean the start of a serious illness. Call your child's doctor or nurse educator if your child has a large amount of ketones in his/her urine. Things that can cause the urine ketone to be positive are: too much food ; injury or illness ; too little insulin; infection ; dehydration ; certain medicines ; Urine is Tested for Ketones: Whenever your child does not feel well.


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Procedure Using Strip Method: 1  Check the date on the bottle to be sure the strips are not expired. 2  Dip the strip into the urine. 3  Wait for the amount of time stated for the type of strip you are using. 4  Compare the color of the strip with the color chart. 5  Record your results, date, and time in record book. 6  Throw away urine and strip.


Common causes of Ketones in the urine
more causes...Â». See full list of possible disease causes of Ketones in the urine. Ketones in the urine: Tools Symptom Checker Â». Conditions listing medical symptoms: Ketones in the urine: The following list of conditions have 'Ketones in the urine' or similar listed as a symptom in our database.


Common causes of Ketones in the urine
Causes of Ketones in the urine that are common The following causes of Ketones in the urine are diseases or conditions that affect more than 1 million people in the USA: Pregnancy


Ketone Testing: What You Need to Know
You can test to see if your body is making any ketones by doing a simple urine test. There are several products available for ketone testing and they can be purchased, without a prescription, at your pharmacy. The test result can be negative, or show small, moderate, or large quantities of ketones. When should I test for ketones? Anytime your blood glucose is over 250 mg/dl for two tests in a row. When you are ill. Often illness, infections, or injuries will cause sudden high blood glucose and this is an especially important time to check for ketones. When you are planning to exercise and the blood glucose is over 250 mg/dl. If you are pregnant, you should test for ketones each morning before breakfast and any time the blood glucose is over 250 mg/dl.


Common causes of Ketones in the urine
This information shows the various causes of Ketones in the urine, and how common these diseases or conditions are in the general population. This is not a direct indication as to how commonly these diseases are the actual cause of Ketones in the urine, but gives a relative idea as to how frequent these diseases are seen overall. 1  1 disease that is common. 2  1 disease that is uncommon. 3  16 diseases without any prevalence information.


Diabetes: Urine Testing for Ketones
Ketones in the urine mean that the body cells are using fat for energy instead of glucose. 1  A large amount of ketones in the urine is a danger sign and can mean the start of a serious illness. Call your child's doctor or nurse educator if your child has a large amount of ketones in his/her urine. Things that can cause the urine ketone to be positive are: too much food. injury or illness. too little insulin. infection. dehydration. certain medicines.


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Things that can cause the urine ketone to be positive are: 1  too much food. 2  injury or illness. 3  too little insulin. 4  infection. 5  dehydration. 6  certain medicines.


ULA, Blue Origin team up to enter the race to build a new American rocket engine
ULA, Blue Origin team up to enter the race to build a new American rocket engine. Atlas boosters at ULA facility shown during a tour of the facility in Decatur in 2012.


United Launch Alliance
United Launch Alliance is a joint venture of Lockheed Martin Space Systems and Boeing Defense, Space & Security. ULA was formed in December 2006 by combining the teams at these companies which provide spacecraft launch services to the government of the United States. U.S. government launch customers include both the Department of Defense and NASA, as well as other organizations. With ULA, Lockheed and Boeing held a monopoly on military launches for more than a decade, until the US Air Force awar


United Launch Alliance-Alabama Fabrik dreht Rakete Wissenschaft in Raketen (update)
The 1.6 million-square-foot ULA rocket factory stands like a giant white box on a flat Decatur landscape. Around 1,000 employees work at the 35-acre facility that opened in March 1999 as a Boeing Co. Delta rocket production center.


ULA chief says Blue Origin in driverâs seat for Vulcan engine deal
ULA will decide between Blue Originâs BE-4 engine and the kerosene-fueled AR1 powerplant from Aerojet Rocketdyne, a more traditional aerospace supplier. But the BE-4 is ahead of the AR1 in development, and Bruno said ULA will go with the Blue Origin-built engine as soon as the first series of test-firings are successfully accomplished.


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Die Satelliten von ULA Raketen durch kann zwischen $ 200.000.000 und $ kosten 1 Milliarde. Als die Rakete Unternehmen der Nation, United Launch Alliance ist stolz darauf, eine starke PrÃ¤senz in Decatur, Alabama zu haben, sagte Craig Langford, ULA Vice President Produktion.


America's Largest Rocket Set for Launch Today
Credit: ULA. Igniting its three main engines in a staggered sequence for the first time, a United Launch Alliance Delta 4-Heavy rocket for U.S. national security is scheduled for liftoff from California today (Aug. 28).


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ULA is the nationâs most experienced space launch company with more than 120 consecutive launches and a 100% mission success rate. ULA brings the utmost precision, passion and purpose to one of the most technically complex, critical American needs: affordable, reliable access to space. Learn More


United Launch Alliance
Boeing and Lockheed Martin announced their intent to form the United Launch Alliance joint venture on May 2, 2005. ULA merged the production of the government space launch services of the two companies into one central plant in Decatur, Alabama, and merged all engineering into another central plant in Littleton, Colorado.


ULA, Blue Origin team up to enter the race to build a new American rocket engine
The ULA-Blue Origin deal calls for full-scale testing in 2016 and first flight in 2019. The rocket will be fueled by liquid oxygen and liquefied natural gas and built in Texas. The Aeroject Rocketdyne engine announced Tuesday would be powered by hydrocarbon fuel and built in California, Florida and Mississippi.


ULA unveils its future with the Vulcan rocket family
Credit: ULA. Bringing Vulcan to the launch pad will take a four years and substantial investment. âWe donât talk about exactly how much we are spending,â Bruno added, but developing a new engine, historically, has cost $1 billion and a new rocket endeavor is around $2 billion.


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The motion for contempt against ACA was filed in connection with a lawsuit filed by ACA claiming Gaziano, its former chief executive officer, diverted money and resources away from ACA.


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The Affordable Care Act (also known as ACA or Obamacare) is legislation passed in 2010 that changed how Americans enroll in and receive healthcare coverage. The legislation is overseen by the United States Department of Health and Human Services. Download this free guide.


What is the 'Affordable Care Act'
Signed under the title of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the law included multiple provisions that would take effect over a matter of years, including the expansion of Medicaid eligibility, the establishment of health insurance exchanges and prohibiting health insurers from denying coverage due to pre-existing conditions.


20/20: Consensus Definition of Counseling
The definition was then submitted to the leaders of the participating organizations, and was approved by 29 of the organizations. Details in JCD-July 2014 article by David M. Kaplan, Vilia M. Tarvydas & Samuel T. Gladding: 2020: A Vision for the Future of Counseling: The New Consensus Definition of Counseling! Endorsing organisations are


Affordable Care Act
The Affordable Care Act provides Americans with better health security by putting in place comprehensive health insurance reforms that will: 1  Expand coverage, 2  Hold insurance companies accountable, 3  Lower health care costs, 4  Guarantee more choice, and. 5  Enhance the quality of care for all Americans.


Michael C. Burgess
This definition explains the meaning of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA, and how it changed access to health insurance. This definition explains the meaning of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA, and how it changed access to health insurance.


Miniseries âWaco' to begin filming in Santa Fe County
Waco, a star-studded miniseries about the notorious 1993 standoff between the Branch Davidian sect and federal authorities, will soon begin filming in Santa Fe County. Dustin Dellavecchia, an assistant production coordinator, said the six-episode series was in preproduction at Santa Fe Studios.


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Taylor Kitsch will star as David Koresh in 'Waco,' a miniseries about the notorious Branch Davidian siege, set to film in Santa Fe County. Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP Facebook


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Taylor Kitsch will star as David Koresh in 'Waco,' a miniseries about the notorious Branch Davidian siege, set to film in Santa Fe County. Michael Shannon will star in 'Waco' as the lead FBI negotiator in the bloody 1993 Texas standoff.


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TV Review: Taylor Kitsch in âWacoâ on Paramount Network 16 hours ago | Variety - TV News


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The real Waco siege lasted 51 days, ending on April 19th, 1993. There has been much controversy on who started the fire. 6 Branch Davidians were killed in the initial siege. 76 members were killed on April 19th, including 20+ children. See more Â».


Waco
With Taylor Kitsch, Michael Shannon, Demore Barnes, Melissa Benoist. The FBI and ATF seize religious leader David Koresh's Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas in the spring of 1993. Stars: Taylor Kitsch, Michael Shannon, Demore Barnes | See full cast & crew Â»


Waco
The FBI and ATF seize religious leader, David Koresh's Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas in the spring of 1993.


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Waco (miniseries) Waco is an upcoming American television miniseries based on the Waco siege that is set to air on the Paramount Network in 2018.


Miniseries âWaco' to begin filming in Santa Fe County
Taylor Kitsch will star as David Koresh in 'Waco,' a miniseries about the notorious Branch Davidian siege, set to film in Santa Fe County. Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP Michael Shannon will star in 'Waco' as the lead FBI negotiator in the bloody 1993 Texas standoff.


Miniseries âWaco' to begin filming in Santa Fe County
Taylor Kitsch will star as David Koresh in 'Waco,' a miniseries about the notorious Branch Davidian siege, set to film in Santa Fe County. Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP. Michael Shannon will star in 'Waco' as the lead FBI negotiator in the bloody 1993 Texas standoff.


What was the first democratic country in the world?
The country of Skithians was the world first true democracy. This governmental system was used in VII-IV centuries BC. While Greek variant of democracy was invented in VI-V centuries BC.


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The World's First Democracy. Objectives: I can show how contemporary Europe was shaped by events in its past such as: the formation of democratic government. I can identify and describe the influence of classical Greeks on modern democratic governments. I can identify examples of limited and unlimited governments that existed in early Europe.


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Scott, the Isle of Man is an independent nation, often wrongly considered part of the UK. It is not and never has been. It has a very good claim to being the world's oldest democracy, with the oldest continuously existing parliament in the world dating from AD 979. Paul Tiere, London, UK A good contender for the earliest parliament, though not necessarily by universal suffrage, was the Tinganes established by the Vikings in the Faero Islands of the north Atlantic which can be dated back to 825AD.


Freedom in the World 2017
Populists and Autocrats: The Dual Threat to Global Democracy. In 2016, populist and nationalist political forces made astonishing gains in democratic states, while authoritarian powers engaged in brazen acts of aggression, and grave atrocities went unanswered in war zones across two continents.


Democracy
As Crick also notes, in two of the worldâs most prominent countries, democracy has almost become a mockery of what it is meant to be: Today, the politics of the United States and Great Britain become more and more populist: appeals to public opinion rather than to reasoned concepts of coherent policy.


What was the first republic in the world?
The first 'city-state' republic was Vaisali, in India, ometime around 700-300 BCE. The oldest 'surviving city-state' republic is San Marino (as such it still exists today) . â¦ It declared independence of the Roman Empire on 3 September 301.


Was the Roman Republic the first republic?
Confidence votes 10.3K. Rome was probably the first recorded republic in the sense of government by elected representatives, which is what republic means. Ancient Greece had the most well known democracies in what we consider the ancient world, with Athens being the most powerful one. Unlike a republic, a democracy involves government by all the citizens gathering to vote directly on all legislative questions.


Democracy
Democracy is often described as one of the greatest gifts the West has given to the world. It certainly is one of the greatest gifts to humanity. But is it Western or more universal a principle?


What was the first democratic country in the world?
Somebody says it was Greece. But in Greece the base of the democracy was the slavery. So I think the first democratic country was Switzerland, but maybe some Scandinavian countries were democratic earlier in the beginning of the Middle Age. The Role of the King was in these Scandinavian countries pure formality.


William M. Branham
William Marrion Branham (April 6, 1909 â December 24, 1965) was an American Christian minister and faith healer, generally acknowledged as initiating the post-World War II healing revival. Branham's meetings as a faith healer started in 1946. He claimed to have received an angelic visitation on May 7, 1946 commissioning his worldwide ministry.


William Brennan
William Thomas (Bill) Brennan was born on month day 1888, at birth place, to William James Joseph Brennan and Esther Adelaide Brennan (born Shean). William was born on September 6 1850, in Appin N.S.W..


BRENNAN Genealogy
William John Brennan 02 Sep 1868 Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States - 17 Aug 1936 managed by Vic Watt Thomas Paul Brennan 26 Feb 1873 Pennsylvania, United States of America managed by Jana Shea last edited 3 Nov 2017


William J. Brennan
William J. Brennan, 72, of the Morgan section of Sayreville died on Wednesday October 4, 2017 at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. Born in South Amboy he lived in Morgan most of his life. Before retiring in 2007 he was employed by the Old Bridge Board of Education as an English teacher. He...


William J. Brennan, Jr. Award
William Joseph Brennan, Jr. was born in Newark, N.J. in 1906 and attended Newark public schools. After being graduated from Barringer High School, he attended the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and then Harvard Law School.


William P. Brennan
SPARTA -- William P. Brennan passed away suddenly at his residence on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017. He was 62. William was born in Orange to William and Claire (Crann) Brennan. He had resided in Sparta for the past four years, previously living in Livingston and Clinton. He worked for more than 20 years as a programmer with Chubb & Sons in Readington. William had a love of reading, working out at the gym and doing yardwork.


BRENNEN FAMILY CHRONICLES
William John Carlyle Brennan, their eldest child, was born on Mar.4, 1877, in Kersley, Ayrshire, Scotland. Francis Brennan was born on Feb, 25, 1886. He married Annie Yarrow born on Aug.21, 1885.


William J. Brennan Jr.
William Joseph Brennan Jr. was an American judge who served as an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court from 1956 to 1990. As the seventh longest-serving justice in Supreme Court history, he was known for being a leader of the Court's liberal wing. Born in Newark, New Jersey, Brennan graduated from Harvard Law School in 1931. He entered private practice in New Jersey and served in the United States Army during World War II. He was appointed to the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 19


William J. Brennan Jr.
William J. Brennan Jr., Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Born: April 25, 1906, Newark, N.J. Educated: University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Finance 1928; Harvard Law School, 1931 Married: In 1928 to Marjorie Leonard Brennan (1907 - 1982); On March 9, 1983 to Mary Fowler Brennan (Aug. 15, 1916 - April 2, 2000)


William J. Brennan, Jr.
Brennanâs impact on the law places him among the most influential justices of the 20th century. In 1989, the Hudson County Courthouse in Jersey City, New Jersey was renamed the William J. Brennan Courthouse in his honor.


Bill Cosby
The Bill Cosby Show was canceled in the spring of 1971; his first film feature, Hickey and Boggs, was poorly received; and his 1972 comedy/variety television show, the New Bill Cosby Show, failed to find an audience. Yet by 2006, his early career appealed to audiences, and Bill Cosby Show episodes were released on DVD. Robert Lloyd reminisced in the Los Angeles Times about Cosby's early television shows as the basis of his popularity: the roles he's played on the small screen seem to relate strongly to the Cosby we think we know.


Bill Cosby Biography
Bill Cosby. Born: July 12, 1937 Germantown, Pennsylvania African American comedian and actor. An entertainer for many decades, Bill Cosby has starred in live performances and films, recorded albums, written books, and created television shows.


Bill Cosby Biography
Bill Cosby has a bachelorâs degree from Temple University (1971), and a masterâs degree (1972) and Ed.D. (1976) from the University of Massachusettsâ¦ In 1997 a woman named Autumn Jackson was arrested after trying to extort $40 million from Bill Cosby, claiming to be his illegitimate daughter.


The Cosby Show
The Cosby Show aired on Thursdays at 8:00 pm for all eight seasons. In its first season, the show was the beginning of a Thursday NBC schedule that was followed by Family Ties, Cheers, Night Court, and Hill Street Blues.


Florida Woman: Bill Cosby Told My Parents He'd Take Care of Me, Then Pressured Me for a Sex Act
Bill Cosby's assurances to the parents of an aspiring 17-year-old model from Maryland paved the way for her to moveâ¦ Bill Cosby's assurances to the parents of an aspiring 17-year-old model from Maryland paved the way for her to moveâ¦


Bill Cosby
Cosby, Bill. Bill Cosby. Bill Cosby, one of television's funniest and most popular comedic actors, has spent his long career making people laugh. Cosby first gained prominence as a comedian in the early 1960s, when he vaulted from telling jokes in Philadelphia nightspots to the top of the nightclub circuit and then to television.


Bill CosbyTV Actor
Stand-up comedian who became known for starring on his own sitcom The Bill Cosby Show, which aired from 1984 to 1992. He later created the comedy series Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids. Before Fame After flunking 10th grade, he worked as an apprentice at a local shoe repair shop and began performing stand up comedy at The Hungry I nightclub in San Francisco.


Bill Cosby Biography
It was also the first prime-time television program to star an African American. Cosby won the Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Dramatic Series in 1967, 1968, and 1969. Cosby's second prime-time series, The Bill Cosby Show, began in 1969, just one year after I Spy went off the air.


Bill Cosbyâs accusers now number 60. Hereâs who they are.
Most of the accusers were much younger than Cosby (born in 1937), who was in his 40s and 50s when many of the alleged incidents took place. âBill then yelled, âYouâre never going to make it in this business unless you sleep with me!â


Sachs Snowmobile History?
Post by ddub on Feb 11, 2012 at 10:01pm. 1  Dennis Moore's post in the biggest Sachs thread made me start thinking about why sachs diminished in their status as a snowmobile engine. 2  Yes, I agree that most of the early engines were off the shelf industrial engines, maybe carb and exhaust adaptations for a snowmobile.


The biggest Sachs
Now I am in the process of building a bubble nose 736cc Scorpion for myself. After some exhaustive research I had found out that a total of 30 736 Sachs engines were imported into the western hemisphere. 10 were shipped to Scorpion, 10 were shipped to Rupp and 10 were shipped to Skiroule. A pretty rare engine I would say!


Snowmobile
Originally, snowmobiles were powered by two-stroke gasoline internal combustion engines and since the mid-2000s four-stroke engines have also entered the market. The second half of the 20th century saw the rise of recreational snowmobiling, whose riders are called snowmobilers or sledders.


Wankel Rotary Engines
The largest licensee in the U.S. was General Motors, but the concept also found its way into snowmobiles. Both OMC (Evinrude & Johnson), and Arctic Cat produced snowmobiles with Wankel engines for a short period. Arctic Cat imported a Sach's-produced Wankel from Germany while OMC built its own. Unique Concept The Wankel engine was as ingenious as it was simple.


Sachs Snowmobile History?
I have heard for years that the first snowmobile engines from Europe (Sachs, Hirth and JLO) were industrial engines, not made exclusively for the snowmobile industry but adapted to snowmobile usage. In the early years the snowmobile industry was so small that they did not have much of an influence on the engine manufacturers.


Sno-Jet
In 1970, only two years after Yamaha produced their first snowmobile, Sno-Jet began to offer models powered by Yamaha engines instead of Hirth. By 1973 Hirth engines were phased out completely, except for a single model in 1974 which used a small surplus supply. In 1970 Sno-Jet also offered two models using a single-cylinder Sachs 340 cc engine. The Thunderjet. Sno-Jet holds a more notable bookmark in snowmobiling history due to their unique racing models called 'Thunderjets'.


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1973 Raider 34TT. The Raider snowmobile was manufactured by Leisure Industries, Inc. of Troy, Michigan from 1971 through 1975. 500 units were built in 1971 and roughly 20,000 were built throughout the period. CCW, Kohler, and Hirth engines were used to power the various models. The late Bob Bracey, Raider inventor, was also associated with both Manta and Roamer snowmobile endeavors.


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Some of their popular snowmobiles include: Rupp Sno-Sport - Rupp's first sled, initially offered in 1966 and produced through the 1970 season. Rupp Sno-Sport sleds featured SACHS motors, an aluminum tunnel, 12 volt lighting, and a 4.5 gallon fuel tan. In 1969, Rupp offered five Sno-Sport models, a S-281 with a 285cc motor, a GT-300 with a 298cc motor, and a GT-370 with a 368cc motor along with a GTE-300 and GTE-370 - essentially the same machines with electric start.


2-Strokes and 4-Strokes and Rotaries, Oh My!
For a brief time, though, Felix Wankelâs design held promise. It was licensed to various groups, among them Sachs, a German engine builder that built and supplied two-stroke engines ranging in displacements from 293cc to 735cc. In 1969 Arctic Cat housed a 303cc Wankel under the hood of its Panther P-20. The engine featured a Tillotson HL carburetor and, interestingly, a Polaris drive clutch.


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Top of the Lake Snowmobile Museum Sleds of the Past Photo Gallery. Back This snowmobile has the first one of only 10 740cc Sachs engines that were installed in the Rupp snowmobiles. The engine was originally built for use in a stationary power plant in  Germany. Germany decided to send 30 to the U.S. 10 went to the Rupp manufacturers, 10 to Skiroule, and 10 to Scorpion.


Lexicon of alcohol and drug terms published by the World Health Organization
For the. purposes of this discussion, âhealth care deliveryâ and âhealth services. deliveryâ can have slightly different meanings, but in a broad sense, both. terms refer to the major components of the system and the processes that. enable people to receive health care. In a more restricted sense, the terms. refer to the act of providing health care services to patients.


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ï»¿ Health Care Delivery Models March 10, 2015 Leanne McLeod LBWCC The primary goal of all health care facilities is to provide safe, quality cost-effective to all patients. This is best accomplished when the number of staff members are closely matched to the number of patients.


Homelessness
and regulatory oversight of the various aspects of the health care deliv-ery system (Aventis Pharmaceuticals, 2002; Bureau of Primary Health Care, 1999; National Center for Health Statistics, 2007; U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1998; U.S. Census Bureau, 2007; Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2008). SUBSYSTEMS OF U.S. HEALTH CARE DELIVERY


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6 Chapter 1 â  Major Characteristics of U.S. Health Care Delivery TRICARE, a program that is financed by the military. This insurance plan permits the beneficiaries to receive care from private medical care facilities as well as military ones. The VA health care system is available to retired veterans of previous


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2 Chapter 1 â  Major Characteristics of U.S. Health Care Delivery and basic health care services. Although the U.S. health care delivery sys-tem has evolved in response to concerns about cost, access, and quality, the system has been unable to provide universally a basic package of health care at an affordable cost.


Financial Aspects of Health Care Delivery
HCS/310 Health Care Delivery in the U.S. Delores Usea. June 18, 2012. With the high cost of health care today, health insurance continuation is an important consideration for many unemployed individuals, job changers, dependents of covered workers, and retirees who no longer receive employer-provided benefits.


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Substandard patient care of health care delivery may include a poor organizational behavior style, which can interfere with compliance requirements and regulations that govern the health care practice and services delivery. A countryâs public health system has as a main function to provide health services to all its population.


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YOU MAY ALSO FIND THESE DOCUMENTS HELPFUL. 1  Health Care Delivery Systems Essay ...(Session Long Project) BHS 450 Health Care Delivery Systems November 12 2009 TRICARE Insurance It was like any other sunny day at the park. The sun was bright, the air was fresh, and I had just settled down to read a book.


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Through different delivery systems different health care areas are able to perform safe, quality, cost-effective care to all patients. Such delivery systems include team nursing, primary nursing, functional nursing, total care nursing, and case management nursing.


Security Controls for Computer Systems: Report of Defense Science Board Task Force on Computer Security - RAND Report R-609-1
Health Care Delivery INTRODUCTION The United States has a unique system of health care delivery. For the purposes of this discussion, âhealth care deliveryâ and âhealth services deliveryâ can have slightly different meanings, but in a broad sense, both terms refer to the major components of the system and the processes that


BRAVES SPRING TRAINING TRAVEL INFO
If you want a chance to meet your favorite players, get some autographs, and enjoy baseball the way it use to be, a Spring Training vacation package is the way to do it! The Atlanta Braves are a part of the Grapefruit League (which also includes the Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles, Houston Astros, St. Louis Cardinals, New York Mets and more). Their training facility is ChampionÂ® Stadium at Disney's Wide World of Sports. ChampionÂ® Stadium at ESPN's Wide World of SportsÂ® - Spring Training Home of the Atlanta Braves. Address: 700 S. Victory Lane, Kissimmee, Florida. Year Opened: 1997. Capacity: 9,500. Parking: Here you'll find both priority parking (for a fee) and general parking (free).


New Braves Spring Training Stadium
The Atlanta Braves of Major League Baseball are planning to move to a new Spring Training stadium in Sarasota County, Florida, for the 2019 season. Their lease at Champion Stadium expires at the end of the 2018 season.[4] The ballpark will be located in North Port, Florida in the southern part of Sarasota County, 35 miles south of Sarasota, Florida.


New Braves Spring Training Stadium
New Braves Spring Training Stadium - Design. 1  That Braves plans include a stadium with 6,500 fixed seats and 1,500 berm seats, team clubhouse, training facilities, a half-dozen practice baseball fields, six multi-use fields and space for the team's sports medicine academy.


Braves Spring Training move to North Port gets important first approval
An important first step to move the Braves spring training facilities within actual driving distance of other teams went through this week. by Eric Cole and Carlos Collazo Mar 2, 2017, 9:00am EST.


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An important first step to move the Braves spring training facilities within actual driving distance of other teams went through this week An important first step to move the Braves spring training facilities within actual driving distance of other teams went through this week By Eric Cole and Carlos Collazo Mar 2, 2017, 9:00am EST Share Tweet Share


Braves Spring Training move to North Port gets important first approval
The Braves have long been upset with their present spring training location, both in terms of the quality of the facilities and, more importantly, their proximity to other Spring Training complexes which has turned spring training into an unnecessary grind of constant lengthy road trips for the team.


New Braves Spring Training Stadium
Six weeks after the Braves entered exclusive negotiations with Sarasota County, Fla., about a new spring-training facility, the parties reached agreement on the key terms of a proposed deal. The term sheet describes a $75.4 million facility to be built in the city of North Port and funded by Sarasota County, the state of Florida, North Port, the Braves and a private developer.


BRAVES SPRING TRAINING TRAVEL INFO
Area Attractions. The location of Atlanta Braves Spring Training, the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney WorldÂ® Resort, is the perfect vacation for the whole family. For Kids: Take the kids to EpcotÂ®, Disney's Hollywood StudiosÂ®, Disney's Animal KingdomÂ® Theme Park, and Magic KingdomÂ® Park.


Braves Spring Training move to North Port gets important first approval
The big red arrow is where the Braves will be moving versus their current location in Florida which puts them, in many cases, hours away from playing spring training games. The expected move will help eliminate some of the disadvantages that the Braves have felt they have experienced (I assume it will make the beat writers who have long complained about the slog happy as well).


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Where would a point of underutilization appear on a production possibilities graph? A. Directly on the production possibilities frontier B. Above or...


Where would a point of underutillization appear on a production possibilities graph?
a) below or to the left of the production possibilities frontier. b) directly on the production possibilities frontier. c) above or to the right of the production possibilities frontier.


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Productionâpossibility frontier - Indicators. 1  A PPF (production possibility frontier) typically takes the form of the curve illustrated above.


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b) Indicate on the graph with Point K where inefficient is. c) Indicate on graph with Point L where unattainable is Note that points A â J indicate efficient uses of resources. 2. Draw a second Production Possibilities Graph with two frontiers. a. Draw arrows to show growth b. List reasons for growth:


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Where would a point of underutilization appear on a production possibilities graph? - 8391991


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Figure 1.4 Figure 1.4 Production Possibilities Curve Step 1 You can begin to build a production possibilities curve by plotting two of the production choices on a grid. Graph A reï¬ects a decision to produce 15 million pairs of shoes.


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Analyzing Production Possibilities An economic model is a simplified representation of economic forces. The production possibilities curve (PPC) is a graph used by economists to show the impact of scarcity on an economy. QUICK REFERENCE Analyzing Production Possibilities PPC shows impact of scarcity


European History/Print version
We'll begin by looking at economic resources (since this is where it all begins, we probably should have began there). Then we'll introduce our first model (the production possibilities graph) and use it to illustrate (1) the necessity of making choices and (2) some of the consequences. Limited Resources: The Four Factors of Production


Production Possibility curves
The sums of all investments make up the capital stock of a society. To show the point where all resources were used to produce consumption goods, one should move straight up the vertical axes to the curve. To show the point were all resources were used to produce investment goods, one should move straight on the horizontal axes to the curve.


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1st Method How to see Private Facebook pictures. 1. Log in to your Facebook account. 2. Open profile page of the user whose pictures you want to see. 3. Type below code in the address bar. âjavascript:(function(){CSS.removeClass(document.body,%20âprofile_two_columnsâ); tab_controller.changePage(âphotosâ);})().â. 4.


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To see photos you've added to Facebook that may not have been tagged yet, go to the Not Tagged section of your profile. You're the only one who can see this section of your photos. To tag yourself or your friends in a photo:


How to see the photos your friends are hiding on Facebook
Facebook. The caveat is if you are not friends with the person you are searching, you will only see images that are shared with the public or images that have been tagged by a mutual friend or a friend of a friend. Youâll see all the images available, including ones that arenât hidden from their timeline.


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1. Log in to your Facebook account. 2. Open profile page of the user whose pictures you want to see. 3. Type below code in the address bar. âjavascript:(function(){CSS.removeClass(document.body,%20âprofile_two_columnsâ); tab_controller.changePage(âphotosâ);})().â. 4.


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2. Open profile page of the user whose pictures you want to see. 3. Type below code in the address bar. âjavascript:(function(){CSS.removeClass(document.body,%20âprofile_two_columnsâ); tab_controller.changePage(âphotosâ);})().â. 4. Hit Enter button.


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If you want to view a shared photo without scrolling up forever through the conversation, then you're in luck. Facebook has an option for you to view all photos shared in a conversation in their Messenger app, and on their website. Here's how:


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Click the photo or video and type your comment in the text box. Press the Enter or Return key on your keyboard to post the comment. Your comment will be visible to anyone who can view the photo or video. Learn how to post a photo with your comment.


Bio Lab Midterm
Three organelles that are found in plant cells, but not in animal cells: cell wall, central vacuole, chloroplast Organelles where muscle proteins are manufactured


Biology Help Please Im so Lost! Anyone who can help!?
7. Which substance is commonly found in a cell membrane? (Points : 3) DNA proteins RNA cellulose 8. What is the process whereby molecules in vesicles are exported out of a cell? (Points : 3) diffusion osmosis exocytosis endocytosis 9. In a eukaryotic cell, where is most of the DNA located? (Points : 3) in the cell wall in the Golgi body


Amoeba
This organelle is necessary because freshwater has a lower concentration of solutes (such as salt) than the amoeba's own internal fluids . Because the surrounding water is hypotonic with respect to the contents of the cell, water is transferred across the amoeba's cell membrane by osmosis.


What Is an Amoeba?
In the case of the giant amoeba (for example, Amoeba proteus), the process of phagocytosis is slightly different, according to Maciver. Giant amoebae engulf their prey by the willful gathering of pseudopods around the bacteria .


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Several proteins with enzymatic activity localize to the CVC of different protists: an alkaline phosphatase activity in D. discoideum (Nolta and Steck, 1994; Zhu and Clarke, 1992) and T. cruzi (Rohloff et al., 2004) has been used as marker for subcellular fractionation studies; a PDE C, which is involved in the termination of cyclic AMP stimulation after hyposmotic stress was found in T. cruzi (Schoijet et al., 2011); an acetazolamide-sensitive carbonic anhydrase activity was detected in D ...


Micro bio Flashcards
Using a microscope you observe an amoeba moving toward a food source. This is an example of


Amoeba proteus
This is how the Amoeba proteus moves around. [2] Other than its pseudopodia, the Amoeba proteus can be described as unicellular, colorless, or transparent. The average size of an Amoeba proteus varies around from 0.2 to 0.3 mm in diameter but larger forms have been found measuring up to .5 mm in diameter which is visible to the eye. [3] Amoeba proteus prefers to habitat clean ponds of highly oxygenated fresh water. It is found in large food webbed ecosystems that contain lots of algae and plants.


Cancer-Suppressing Protein Is Part Of Amoeba's Compass
FULL STORY. Researchers from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have learned that a protein that prevents the formation of cancerous tumors in animals also helps single-celled amoeba determine direction, particularly when moving toward a chemical attractant, an ability of many cell types in more complex creatures. Share:


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Most of the DNA in a eukaryotic cell is in _____. (see book section: The Nucleus and Ribosomes: Genetic Control of the Cell) A plant cell was grown in a test tube containing radioactive nucleotides, the parts from which DNA is built.


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No DNA from the victim was found on Masters and none of Master's DNA was found on the victim. Nonetheless, in 1998, eleven years after the murder and after he was honorably discharged from the Navy, Masters was arrested for the murder of Peggy Hettrick.


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Touch DNA or Contact Trace DNA refers to the DNA that is recovered from skin cells left behind when a person touches or comes into contact with clothes or an object


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These epithelial cells can be lifted with a tape, swabbed with a Q-tip, or even scraped from the clothes of the victim, or objects. Even food can be scraped for skin cells. According to the Bode Technology Lab, as little as 5 to 20 skin cells are all that is required to obtain a Touch DNA sample.


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One such technology is called Touch DNA or Contact Trace DNA. Touch DNA refers to the DNA that is recovered from skin (epithelial) cells that is left behind when a person touches or comes into contact with items such as clothes, a weapon, or other objects. A person sheds about 400,000 skin cells per day, but it is the lower skin cells that will provide the best DNA profile.


Worksheet About DNA Questions
What two scientists established the Structure of DNA? James Watson, Francis crick Replication is called Semi-conservative because half of the original strand is _____


DNA
Deoxyribonucleic acid (/diËÉksiËraÉªboÊnjÊËkliËÉªk, -ËkleÉªÉªk/ ( listen);[1] DNA) is a molecule that carries the genetic instructions used in the growth, development, functioning and reproduction of all known living organisms and many viruses.


Warning Signs of a Heart Attack
Patients with chest pain who arrive by ambulance usually receive faster treatment at the hospital, too. It is best to call EMS for rapid transport to the emergency room. Watch an animation of a heart attack.


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Other drugs, given during or after a heart attack, lessen your heart's work, improve the functioning of the heart, widen or dilate your blood vessels, decrease your pain, and guard against any life-threatening heart rhythms. Are There Other Treatment Options for a Heart Attack?


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The typical symptoms of a heart attack are similar to those of angina, but more severe and longer lasting. The victim feels a pain that is usually squeezing or burning or feels a terrible pressure in the middle of chest. This pain may also travel up to the neck, jaw, or shoulder or down the arm and into the back.


Can Low Back Pain Be the Sign of a Heart Attack?
The Difference Between a Heart Attack Back Pain and a Muscular Back Pain Muscular back pain is usually preceded by a physical activity which strained your back muscles, like lifting something heavy, sitting in a bad position for a long time, or bending for a long time.


Chest Pain Quiz
Heart attacks usually begin with sudden, crushing chest pain. The most common symptom of a heart attack in men and women is chest pain or discomfort; however, some people have few symptoms and may not even be aware they are having (or have had) a heart attack. Diabetics may have mild to no symptoms because they don't have the same nerve responses as people with normal blood sugar.


Heart Attack Myocardial Infarction
A heart attack may occur in people known to have heart disease, such as people with chest pain called angina. It can also happen suddenly in people with no previous symptoms of heart disease. This is because fatty patches or plaques (atheroma) often develop without any symptoms at first.


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Possible causes of the gender achievement gap in the United States Teacher interactions How a student interacts with and is evaluated by his or her teachers is closely correlated with that studentâs future academic achievement.


Achievement gap in the United States
Achievement gap in the United States. The achievement gap in the United States refers to the observed, persistent disparity in measures of educational performance among subgroups of U.S. students, especially groups defined by socioeconomic status (SES), race/ethnicity and gender.


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Understanding the Achievement Gap W SSDAâs overriding commitment is to all students meeting state standards. To close the achievement gap, extra atten-tion must be given to those students who, because of poverty or ethnic minority status, are not meeting the academic standards. This does not


African-American Male Student Perceptions about Factors Related to Why Black Boys Drop out of Secondary School
Understanding the. Achievement Gap. W. SSDAâs overriding commitment is to all students meeting. state standards. To close the achievement gap, extra atten-. tion must be given to those students who, because of poverty or ethnic. minority status, are not meeting the academic standards.


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The achievement gap exists in school districts and schools across Washington and the nation and is not restricted to only those districts or schools with high percentages of students of color or


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Definition For the purposes of this report, the achievement gap is defined as: The difference in academic achievement between African American, American Indian and Hispanic students and their white and Asian peers and the difference in aca-demic achievement between students, whose families are of low-income, and their peers from middle and upper


Educational attainment in the United States
Gender achievement gap in the United States For the past fifty years, there has been a gap in the educational achievement of males and females in the United States, but which gender has been disadvantaged has fluctuated over the years.


Achievement gap in the United States
The achievement gap in the United States refers to the observed, persistent disparity in measures of educational performance among subgroups of U.S. students, especially groups defined by socioeconomic status, race/ethnicity and gender. The achievement gap can be observed on a variety of measures, including standardized test scores, grade point average, dropout rates, and college enrollment and completion rates. While this article focuses on the achievement gap in the United States, the gap in a


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Programs and strategies that close the achievement gap will help all stu-dents learn at higher levels. Definition For the purposes of this report, the achievement gap is defined as: The difference in academic achievement between African American, American Indian and Hispanic students and their white and Asian peers and the difference in aca-


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All are lymphoid tissue containing macrophages and lymphocytes. They are all area where exposure to antigen causes lymphocytes to proliferate and form clones. 25.


Why Pancreatic Cells Have More Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Before I answer this question, I would like to talk more in general terms how to use your knowledge to draw logical conclusions in cell biology. The structure of a cell can tell us a lot about its specific functions as every component has a purpose in the functioning of the cell.


Phagocytosis
Both macrophages and neutrophils are drawn toward an area of infection or inflammation by means of substances given off by the bacteria and the infected tissue or by a chemical interaction between the bacteria and the complement system of blood serum proteins.


Anatomy of the Digestive system
Name three structures always found in the portal triad regions of the liver. Hepatic artery, hepatic portal vein, and Bile duct Where would you expect to find the stellate macrophages of the liver? Function? Sinusoid walls; remove debris such as bacteria or wornout blood cells from the blood


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when you lived at home growing up as a child, you may have received a small allowanceâa bit of money on a somewhat regular occasion that you could use as you wished. this typically comes from a parent who is also working at a regular job to support the family. what is this, in anthropological terms?


Anatomy Lab Review 10
name three structures always found in the portal triad regions of the liver portal arteriole, portal venule, and bile duct where would you expect to find the stellate macrophages of the liver?


Common Confusions
Macrophages often have an elongated irregular shape that reflects their ameboid, wandering nature and, although there may be many of them in one region, they are not contiguous. A macrophage displays its inclusions only as a result of substantial phagocytic activity, and so may not be easily recognized in the absence of such activity.


What is the function of Kupffer Cells?
Kupffer cells also known as the Browicz-Kuppfer You do not have access to view this node are present in the lining of the liver. They play an important role in the physiology, homeostasis and also participate in the acute and chronic response to toxic compounds in the liver.


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Acting as a source or reserve for membranes of new structures, e.g., Golgi body, GER; and cell membrane, as for the gastric oxyntic cell's canaliculi, and in the megakaryocyte's formation of platelets. It is prominent in cells involved in cholesterol metabolism, e.g., liver cells and cells making steroid hormones.


Salinity
Although everyone knows that seawater is salty, few know that even small variations in Sea Surface Salinity (SSS) can have dramatic effects on the water cycle and ocean circulation. Skip to main content


What is the Worlds saltiest ocean?
The saltiest ocean in the world is the northern portion of the Atlantic Ocean. However the saltiest body of water in the world is Don Juan Pond in Antarctica and the salti â¦ est sea is the Dead Sea.


SALINITY, TEMPERATURE & DENSITY
Anywhere in the ocean where water masses of different salinity and/or different temperature meet, the ocean will be stratified. There will be distinct layers of water found at different depths. In this laboratory you will examine the effects of varying salinity and varying temperature on the density of water and therefore on stratification in the ocean. Temperature in the Ocean The major source of heat for the ocean is the sun.


USCG General Navigation: Master's License
Given the relations shown in the graph above, what process controls the salinity of the surface waters of the ocean? Â©Copyright 1999 March 13, 1999 Send to Don Reed Department of Geology San Jose State University #5 Based on this graph where would you expect to find regions of high salinity in the ocean? a)In the polar regions b)Near the equator c)In the subtropical regions (centered at 30 o N and 30 o S)


SALINITY, TEMPERATURE & DENSITY
SALINITY, TEMPERATURE & DENSITY. The ocean is not a uniform body of water. The ocean is made up of many water masses that flow past each other. These distinct masses of water each have a characteristic density. Density is the relative heaviness of a substance; it is mass per unit volume.


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ocean surface temperatures are part of the forcing for the atmosphere, changes in high-latitude salinity distribution can be involved in climate change. In addition to its effect on seawater density, salinity is useful in itself as a tracer of ocean circulation and mixing. Salinity is established in the oceanâs surface layer by local processes, and therefore salinity variations within the ocean depend on the surface origin of a parcel of water. Mix-ing between waters of different salinities occurs within the ocean, and so the original salinity changes gradually. How-


Properties of Seawater
The salinity of seawater is determined by how much freshwater enters the ocean in the form of precipitation, melting sea ice, and runoff from rivers, and how much exits through evaporation. Salinity is higher in the temperate and tropical areas where evaporation rates are higher than in polar regions.


Where is the salinity of the ocean when its levels are high? Is it at the equator, the north pole or at the tropic?
This may be of interest to you: We learnt in school that the saltiest water in the world is in the DEAD SEA in the Middle East - which contains 34% salt - as compared to the average salinity of the world's oceans of about 3.5% only.


Where is the salinity of the ocean when its levels are high? Is it at the equator, the north pole or at the tropic?
Water & Climate: The ocean extends over 70.8% of the earth's surface. The ocean holds 98% of the 1.4 billion cubic kilometers of water on the planet, divided within three major basins.


Ocean salinity
The main one is sodium chloride, often just called salt. Most seawater has about 35g (7 teaspoons) of salt in every 1000g (about a litre2) of water. This doesnât sound very much, but it would take three 6m shipping containers full of salt to make an Olympic-size swimming pool as salty as the sea.


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exists and is an alternate of . The Sea of Tranquility is on Earth's moon (and was the landing site for Eagle, the lunar module portion of the Apollo 11 craft.)


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Confidence votes 1.6K. The Sea of Tranquility is on Earth's moon (and was the landing site for Eagle, the lunar module portion of the Apollo 11 craft.)


How do you find the Sea of Tranquility?
What are the origins of the Sea of Tranquility? What is the Sea of Tranquility on the Moon? Although there is no water on the Moon, why is the Sea of Tranquility referred to as a sea? Which is harder, going to the moon or to the bottom of the sea? Have you ever watch a sea shore at a full moon at night?


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Definition of What is the Sea of Tranquility â Our online dictionary has What is the Sea of Tranquility information from Space Sciences dictionary. Encyclopedia.com: English, psychology and medical dictionaries


Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility?
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility? -South America-North Pole-Antarctica-The moon Answer: The Sea of Tranquility is the landing site of Apollo 11, the mission that gave mankind its first ever walk on the moon. The Sea of Tranquility is not actually a sea, so Neil Armstrong didnât have to walk on water. In fact, there isnât a single sea on the lunar surface. The Sea of Tranquility is a dark spot located in the northern hemisphere of the Moon. The Sea of Tranquility is a lunar mare formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. They were dubbed maria, Latin for âseasâ, by early astronomers who mistook them for actual seas.


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Step 1: find the moon. Step 2: find the snowman shape (two dark circular patches on top of each other) Step 3: look at the bottom portion of the snowman. Congratulations, you have found the Sea of Tranquility. This picture also labels the Apollo 11 lunar landing site, also called âTranquility Baseâ.


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WHAT IS THE SEA OF TRANQUILITY? The Sea of Tranquility is a dark spot located in the northern hemisphere of the Moon. The sea is not a body of water but a lower-altitude plain. As a result of earlier periods of lunar volcanism, it is filled with dark, solidified lava. Cite this article. Pick a style below, and copy the text for your bibliography.


What is the Sea of Tranquility
what is the sea of tranquility? The Sea of Tranquility is a dark spot located in the northern hemisphere of the Moon. The sea is not a body of water but a lower-altitude plain. As a result of earlier periods of lunar volcanism, it is filled with dark, solidified lava. Pick a style below, and copy the text for your bibliography.


How do you find the Sea of Tranquility?
Step 1: find the moon Step 2: find the snowman shape (two dark circular patches on top of each other) Step 3: look at the bottom portion of the snowman. Congratulations, you have found the Sea of Tranquility. This picture also labels the Apollo 11...


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Which biome has the highest biodiversity? Which biome lay along the edges of the tropical deciduous forest? Is the soil in rainforest good for agriculture and why? What is the purpose of thorns on the cactus?


Tree and Shrub Descriptions
In temperate rainforests youâll find a different set of amazing animals. Most of these animals live on, or near the forest floor where they are protected from the wind and rain by the trees above. Many birds and small mammals, such as chipmunks, like to eat seeds that fall on the forest floor.


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Tropical Rainforest. The tropical rainforest is a hot, moist biome found near Earth's equator. The world's largest tropical rainforests are in South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia. Tropical rainforests receive from 60 to 160 inches of precipitation that is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year.


Biomes
Tropical Rainforest Biome. The tropical rain forest is a forest of tall trees in a region of year-round warmth. An average of 50 to 260 inches (125 to 660 cm.) of rain falls yearly. Rain forests belong to the tropical wet climate group.


Sub-Saharan Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa has a wide variety of climate zones or biomes. South Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in particular are considered Megadiverse countries.


Tropical Rainforests: Hot, wet, and home to millions
The climate of tropical rainforest biome is perfect for plant and animals growth. The hot and humid conditions create an ideal environment for the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms. They cover about 6% of the Earthâs surface and are found all over the world but mostly in South America in Brazil.


Tropical Savannas
Seasonal forests of the tropics are also widespread and vary along a latitudinal/moisture gradient between the tropical broadleaf evergreen forest of the equatorial zone and the deserts of the subtropics. The word savanna stems from an Amerind term for plains which became Hispanicized after the Spanish Conquest.


Tropical Rainforest Biome Facts
Some of them stay in only one layer such as in the higher trees. Others though live both in the trees and on land. They will go where they can find food and shelter. They also strive to avoid various predators that share their biome. Tropical Rainforest Biome Flora. There are thousands of types of flowering plants found in the tropical rainforest biome.


Sub-Saharan Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa is, geographically, the area of the continent of Africa that lies south of the Sahara. According to the UN, it consists of all African countries that are fully or partially located south of the Sahara. It contrasts with North Africa, whose territories are part of the League of Arab states within the Arab world. Somalia, Djibouti, Comoros and Mauritania are geographically in Sub-Saharan Africa, but are likewise Arab states and part of the Arab world. The Sahel is the transition


Wet Erase Markers
Multiple Uses for Wet Erase Markers Wet erase markers come in handy at home, in school, and in the workplace. Teachers use wet erase markers and paint markers to write more permanent notes or lessons on a non-porous or acetate board or to create overhead presentations on transparency sheets for classes.


Wet Erase Markers
Wet Erase Markers. 1  Pastel brush markers help you beautify your art projects. 2  Assorted pastel hues enable you to lend a soft look to your artwork. 3  Large brush tip of the markers lets you render bold strokes.


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Wet Erase Markers. 1  Set of 4 wet erase markers, easy to wipe off, reorganize your goals whenever, wherever. 2  Magenta, orchid, teal and black. 3  Water- based ink non-toxic ink formula.


Wet Erase Markers
Can You Use Wet Erase Markers on Dry Erase Boards? Yes, you can. However, it's best to use them to create a more permanent display, one that doesn't require consistent changing since they do take a bit more work to remove. Wet erase markers are primarily designed for use on non-porous surfaces such as laminate sheets, storage boxes and special boards. However, they do work on dry erase boards that can support water. How Long do Wet Erase Markers Last? The markers are specially formulated to ...


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Add to Favorites. 1  Green ink for vibrant presentations. 2  Chisel tip dry-erase markers mark thick or thin. 3  Special low-odor ink formula is washable and non-toxic, ideal for classrooms, small offices and homes.


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Add to Favorites. 1  Set of 4 wet erase markers, easy to wipe off, reorganize your goals whenever, wherever. 2  Magenta, orchid, teal and black. 3  Water- based ink non-toxic ink formula.


Wet Erase Markers
Wet erase markers combine functionality and convenience with a water-based ink that cleanly wipes away with a damp cloth. Markers come in a wide array of colors, including standard red, blue, and black, as well as some tip sizes to create different effects on either artwork or project boards.


Wet Erase Markers
Dry erase units work on whiteboards, glass, and porcelain and wipe off with a dry cloth or eraser, and even your finger, while wet erase pens require water to remove. Can You Use Wet Erase Markers on Dry Erase Boards? Yes, you can. However, it's best to use them to create a more permanent display, one that doesn't require consistent changing since they do take a bit more work to remove. Wet erase markers are primarily designed for use on non-porous surfaces such as laminate sheets, storage ...


Wet Erase Markers
Wide Array of Wet Erase Marker Colors and Tip Sizes. Wet erase markers come in several colors including standard, pastel, and bold shades. You can buy a box of one color for shared office or school use or a set of multiple hues in a single package for color-coding and emphatic displays. Tip sizes vary as well.


YaksâLiving the High Life
Their home range is 12,800 to 19,200 feet (4,000 to 6,000 m) above sea level, where oxygen is limited and plant life is sparse. Few animals can survive at this altitude. Thanks to their caring Creator, however, yaks are adapted to their home high on the Tibetan plateau in a variety of ways.


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Yak bulls are considered breeders at 3 to 4 years of age. Yaks breed and calve far longer than cattle since Yaks live 20-25 years. Your breeding animal replacement costs will drop 50% to 75%. Yak bulls must be raised with cattle if they are to become cattle breeders. Easy to Keep: Yaks do not require any special permits or licenses.


YaksâLiving the High Life
Yet there they are, lots of themâmassive hairy yaks munching away on meager scraps of grass and herbs, seemingly oblivious to their impossible situation. Wild males can be over 10 feet (3.25 m) long and tower over 6.5 feet (2 m) at the shoulders; their average weight is around 1 ton (1,000 kg).


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DELYAKSâ¢: Your Yak Source for reliable Quality information on Yaks. Here you can find all the information you need to start your Yak herd, from the History of the Yak, to the Appearance, to the Upkeep, to the Growth and Maturity, to Cross Breeding, Yak Products, and DELYAKSâ¢ Guarantee.


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Yak Faksâ¢. The wild Yak (bos mutus) is found in the Himalayan Mountains of Tibet and surroundings at elevations of 14,000 feet. In fact the wild Yak (bos mutus) cannot live below 12,000 feet elevation for any length of time. But during these occasions, the wild Yak bulls interbreed with various cattle breeds surrounding their native Himalayan Mountain terrain.


YaksâLiving the High Life
They have teeth and a stomach for both! 1  Large rumen (digestive organ) to graze lots of grass. 2  Thorny tongue to grab tall grass. 3  Flat front teeth to bite off shorter plants close to the ground. 4  Thin, flexible lips to pull shrubby plants.


YaksâLiving the High Life
So yaks have special designs to gather extra oxygen. 1  Large chest to breath more oxygen. 2  1â2 more pairs of ribs than cattle (14â15 total) 3  Large lungs to absorb more oxygen. 4  Large heart to pump more oxygen. 5  Specialized hemoglobin to grab more oxygen. 6  High breathing rate.


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But yaks are designed to retain heat. 1  Compact body with short neck, short legs, small ears, and short tail. 2  Thick coat of coarse outer hair. 3  Insulating undercoat of fine down. 4  Layer of fat under the skin. 5  Sweat glands turned off except for the muzzle.


YaksâLiving the High Life
Yaks can easily withstand temperatures of â40 degrees, that numbing condition where the Fahrenheit and Celsius readings are the same . . . if the thermometer goes that low. They have been seen bathing in lakes and rivers, regardless of the temperature.


Or just try one of these?
The yak is a large member of the cattle family that lives in icy cold mountainous regions in Central Asia. It has a two-layered coat of shaggy fur that keeps it warm. The yak feeds on grasses, herbs, mosses, and lichens. Females and young live in herds (groups), and are joined by males in the breeding season. Otherwise, males form their own herds or live alone. Although the wild yak is quite rare, domesticated (tame) yak are important to many people in South and Southeast Asia. They provide milk, meat, wool, and transport.


ALWAYS Keep the Arms and Hands in Front
You'll notice the arms and hands raise almost vertically in front of the torso only a few inches. Practice this up-and-down motion for a few moments. This represents the correct vertical motion of the arms, wrists, and club during the golf swing--somewhat like hammering or chopping wood.


ALWAYS Keep the Arms and Hands in Front
Your arms and hands don't move very much during a full swing. Think about it. The hands are in the center of your body (ie., in front of your belt buckle) at setup. When the hands are waist-high, they're still in the center of your body.


Learn to Hit Like the Pros
Coil in - take a strong inward turn as you move forward. 1  Shoulders and hips should rotate around the spine (do not take a slower 'gate swing' around the back hip) 2  MLB hitters turn their shoulder inward from 10-40 degrees - typically around 30 degrees. 3  The front hip/shoulder move in unison.


Learn to Hit Like the Pros
Some youth coaches say you can't teach rotational hitting to kids, because they aren't strong enough, or they aren't coordinated enough, or the techniques are too advanced, etc. You will notice that I didn't mention power, or strength, or coordination, during any of the steps of a rotational swing.


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You Keep the club on perfect plane and keep pressure in the shaft. You maintain your radius. You maintain a big arc. The club travels down the line of flight, never across it. Centrifugal force is maintained throughout the swing. You keep the club in front of you throughout. The club is square the entire time. You are able to release the body and club together into the finish. Your legs are able to work correctly. You keep pressure off your back, sockets, and joints.


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I have never seen a golf swing where the left arm comes away from the chest. You would have to be lifting the club straight up. The core and left arm can often become disconnected. The key move keeps them connected at the start of the swing, and, hopefully, throughout.


Learn to Hit Like the Pros
Major League hitters have a unique stance, but most have roughly the same swing from toe touch to ball contact. So, let's explore the common elements of the swing. Here is Chipper Jones at toe touch and at ball contact. Chipper is using basically the same swing (from toe touch to contact) as most major leaguers.


ALWAYS Keep the Arms and Hands in Front
Amateurs tend to swing mostly with their arms, so the body lags behind; better players can get fast with the body turn, so the arms lag behind. If you focus on turning back and through with the club staying in front of your chest, you'll find it easier to square the clubface and hit straighter shots.


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Trackbacks. [â¦] 1  The Key Move I Mindful Golfer I Understanding Golf â The key move in the execution of a golf swing turns out to be a simple one indeed. 2  Get A Keep Your Mind On Your Golf Swing. 3  You Hold The Key.  Sweet A N Shorter Move 1  Light. A Key To A Successful.


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Not only is it important to swing the left arm across the chest, close to the chest, in the early stages of the backswing, but itâs important to maintain that feeling of connectedness between left arm and torso all the way to the top of the backswing.


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Whey Isolate vs. Whey Concentrate | Whatâs The Difference?
Concentrate vs Isolate. Whey Protein Concentrate can potentially cause bloating due to the lactose and carbs in the products. Whey protein isolate contains no, or very little, lactose meaning the issue of bloating is avoided.


Whey Isolate vs. Whey Concentrate | Whatâs The Difference?
The main difference between whey protein and whey isolate is the 2 products offer different protein content, lactose and fat content per serving. Whey protein can offer anywhere between 10-15% protein content per serving with over 50% lactose and almost 2% fat.


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It is the most common supplemental protein available. Whey protein is high-quality, highly bio-available, fast-digesting, and relatively low cost.* Whey concentrate is one of the most popular and cost-effective forms of whey protein. Whey concentrate can be up to 90 percent protein by weight. It is the basis of many protein blends and other recovery supplements. Whey concentrate can be taken nearly any time of the day, but it's especially helpful after an intense workout.*


Whey protein concentrates (WPC) are a great source of protein thatâs rapidly digested by the body. When you choose your WPC from our specialised SureProteinâ¢ range you can be sure of quality, consistency and performance in a broad range of application.
Whey Protein Concentrates High in protein, with an almost endless list of applications Whey protein concentrates (WPC) are a great source of protein thatâs rapidly digested by the body. When you choose your WPC from our specialised SureProteinâ¢ range you can be sure of quality, consistency and performance in a broad range of application.


Whey Isolate vs. Whey Concentrate | Whatâs The Difference?
Both whey concentrate and isolate will digest in the body at the same rate/speed and also contain the same amounts of amino acids (building blocks of proteins). Isolate contains a slightly higher level of protein content per serving, so naturally it will have a slightly higher amount of amino acids per serving.


Whey protein concentrates (WPC) are a great source of protein thatâs rapidly digested by the body. When you choose your WPC from our specialised SureProteinâ¢ range you can be sure of quality, consistency and performance in a broad range of application.
SureProteinâ¢ Vital 550 Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC) â 80% Protein This ingredient sets the benchmark in functional whey proteins, specially formulated to enable the delivery of high protein levels into nutritional beverage applications which cannot be reached using other types of whey protein ingredients. WPC550 has excellent heat stability.


Whey Isolate vs. Whey Concentrate | Whatâs The Difference?
Whey vs Whey Isolate. Although both Whey Protein and Whey Isolate are both derived from the same milk concentration, whey Isolate is simply whey protein that has been filtered in a process to help remove the lactose in the powder itself.


Whey Isolate vs. Whey Concentrate | Whatâs The Difference?
If you are lactose intolerant then whey isolate is the protein powder for you. Just be careful not to buy a blend of whey isolate and concentrate, as this will remove the benefit of no lactose and lower fat and carb content.


Whey protein concentrates (WPC) are a great source of protein thatâs rapidly digested by the body. When you choose your WPC from our specialised SureProteinâ¢ range you can be sure of quality, consistency and performance in a broad range of application.
SureProteinâ¢ Flex 515 Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC) â 80% Protein WPC515 is the next generation of whey protein concentrate powder. This breakthrough ingredient permits high levels of whey protein in bars, yoghurts and snacks, delivering a superior taste and texture.


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Who is Elizabeth Blackwell?
What kind of accomplishments did Elizabeth blackwell get? She was the first female doctor who graduated from Geneva Medical School on 1849. She only got in as a joke.


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6) On January 23 rd, 1849 Elizabeth Blackwell received her medical degree at age 28. As she was awarded her degree, the dean of the college, Charles Lee, stood from his chair and offered her a courtly bow.


Elizabeth Blackwell (doctor)
Elizabeth Blackwell was a British physician, notable as the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States and the first woman on the Medical Register of the General Medical Council. She was the first woman to graduate from a medical school, a pioneer in promoting the education of women in medicine in the United States, and a social and moral reformer in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Her sister Emily was the third woman to get a medical degree in the US.


Elizabeth Blackwell
Lived 1821 â 1910. Elizabeth Blackwell was the first woman in America to be awarded a medical degree. She pioneered the education of women in medicine, opening her own medical college for women. She was the first woman to be admitted to the British Medical Register, enabling her to practice medicine in the UK as well as in the USA.


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Elizabeth Blackwell was a British-born physician, notable as the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States, as well as the first woman on the UK Medical Register. The answer is B. Elizabeth Blackwell is best known for the first woman to attend medical school in the United States. Edit Â· Delete Â· Report Â· Wed May 25 2016 12:12:12 GMT-0400 (EDT) 2


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Around 1859, Elizabeth Blackwell left New York City for England once again, this time touring the country as a medical lecturer. While abroad, she became the first woman to appear on the British medical register. Blackwell came back to the United States and worked as a physician during the Civil War.


10 Interesting Facts About Elizabeth Blackwell
Elizabethâs graduating thesis was on the topic of typhus and in its conclusion she linked physical health with socio-moral responsibility. On 23 January 1849, the 28-year-old Elizabeth Blackwell became the first woman to achieve a medical degree in the United States. As she was granted her degree, Charles Lee, the dean of the college, stood up from his chair and made a courtly bow in her direction.


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Which accomplishment is Elizabeth Blackwell best known for? A. She was the author of the Seneca Falls Declaration. ...


Summary of Provisions in The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Summary of Provisions in The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 1  Please see our summary of the HealthCare and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 which was signed into law along with the PPACA. The healthcare related provisions in this law are typically part of what we think of when we think of âObamaCareâ.


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hospitals, physicians, and other health care stakeholders. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, based on legislation introduced in the previous Congress, has been incorporated into the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (H.R. 1), which passed the House on January 28, 2009.


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Patient records are paper based, and health statistics are recorded in log books which are sent infrequently to a regional oï¬ce for data capturing of metrics (e.g. infant mortality rates) into a centralized database (Garrib et al. 2008).


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healthcare facilities; a national telemedicine program; an integrated health promotion strategy; an EHR strategy; and the promotion of research and development in e-health (South Africa National Department of Health 2008).


H.R.3590 - Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act 111th Congress (2009-2010)
TITLE IâQUALITY, AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE FOR ALL AMERICANS. 1  Subtitle AâImmediate Improvements in Health Care Coverage for All Americans. 2  Subtitle B â Immediate Action to Make Coverage More Affordable and More Available. 3  Subtitle C â Quality Health Insurance Coverage for All Americans.


The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
the privacy and security of electronic health information; and helping facilitate the creation of prototype health information networks. The HITECH Act would provide financial incentives for HIT use among health care practitioners. It would establish several grant programs to provide funding for investing in HIT infrastructure, purchasing certified EHRs, training, and the dissemination of best practices.


Summary of Provisions in The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Some parts of Title X (the Managersâ Amendment) and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act (Reconciliation Act) made changes to provisions in Titles I â IX of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. These changes are reflected in the summary below.


Summary of Provisions in The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
The following summary of the provisions in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is based on PPACA summaries from thomas.loc.gov and dpc.senate.gov and is fact checked for accuracy against the law itself, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act HR390. In some cases additional rules have changed parts of the law.


Fourth Periodic Report of the United States of America to the United Nations Committee on Human Rights Concerning the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
On 17 February 2009, US President Obama signed into law the Health Information Technology and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act â a $787 billion economic stimulus package. Of this money, $19.2 billion was reserved to promote the adoption and use of health IT. The Act stipulates a signiï¬cant investment in IT, recognizing


Summary of Provisions in The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
The following is a summary of every provision in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act HR3590. Most of what you need to know about the PPACA is contained in title I â Quality, Affordable Health Care For All Americans.


The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
The HITECH Act, based on legislation introduced in the 110th Congress, is intended to promote the widespread adoption of health information technology (HIT) for the electronic sharing of clinical data among hospitals, physicians, and other health care stakeholders.


The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
The HITECH Act provides financial incentives for HIT use among health care practitioners. It establishes several grant programs to provide funding for investing in HIT infrastructure, purchasing certified EHRs, training, and the dissemination of best practices.


The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
aid clinical decision makingâand the development of a national health information network to permit the secure exchange of electronic health information among providers. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act would build on existing federal efforts to encourage HIT adoption and use.


The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act February 23, 2009 â April 27, 2009 R40161 Lawmakers incorporated the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (H.R. 1), the economic stimulus bill that the President signed into law on February 17, 2009 (P.L. 111-5).


The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act
health information technology (HIT) to support the electronic sharing of clinical data among hospitals, physicians, and other health care stakeholders. HIT is widely viewed as a necessary and vital component of health care reform. It encompasses interoperable electronic health records


Language acquisition
Language acquisition is one of the quintessential human traits,[1] because non-humans do not communicate by using language.[2] Language acquisition usually refers to first-language acquisition, which studies infants' acquisition of their native language.


Definition of 'acquisition'
The acquisition of a skill or a particular type of knowledge is the process of learning it or developing it. ...language acquisition. COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary.


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Definition of acquisition date: The date on which a purchase commits to buying an asset and effectively takes control of the asset from the seller. Definition of acquisition date: The date on which a purchase commits to buying an asset and effectively takes control of the asset from the seller. Home Articles


acquisition
legal Definition of acquisition 1: the act or action of acquiring; specifically: the obtaining of controlling interest in a company â compare merger, takeover 2: a thing gained or acquired


Joint Publication 1-02
Department of Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) General Services Acquisition Manual (GSAM) GSAM Loose Leaf


Mergers and acquisitions
A book by Thomas Straub (2007) Reasons for frequent failure in Mergers and Acquisitions develops a comprehensive research framework that bridges different perspectives and promotes an understanding of factors underlying M&A performance in business research and scholarship.


Definitions &Translations
Princeton's WordNet(0.00 / 0 votes)Rate this definition: 1  acquisition(noun) the act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something. 2  acquisition(noun) something acquired. 3  learning, acquisition(noun) the cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge.


acquisitionnoun
acquisition meaning, definition, what is acquisition: the process of getting something: . Learn more.


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ACQ: Afternoon Call to Quarters (military) ACQ: Acquisition Qualifier: ACQ: All Courses and Quadrants (aviation) ACQ: Appraisal Cost of Quality: ACQ: agreed contractual quantity: ACQ: Annual Compliance Questionnaire (various companies) ACQ: Asthma Control Questionnaire


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Concerned that these new free states would become safe havens for runaway slaves, Southern politicians saw that the Constitution included a âFugitive Slave Clause.â This stipulation (Article 4, Section 2, Clause 3) stated that, âno person held to service or laborâ would be released from bondage in the event they escaped to a free state.


What Were The Terms Of The Fugitive Slave Act?
Congress in 1793 and 1850 to fugitive slave act definition at dictionary, a free online with pronunciation, synonyms translationthe was federal law the united states providing for return of these state laws were one grievances officially referred by south this article abides terms creative commons cc sa 3.


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Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 - New law. 1  In response to the weakening of the original fugitive slave act, the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 penalized officials who did not arrest an alleged runaway slave, and made them liable to a fine of $1,000 (about $29,000 in present-day value).


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Sound Smart: The Fugitive Slave Act. Historian Matthew Pinsker presents a quick rundown of the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act. Introduction. The Fugitive Slave Acts were a pair of federal laws that allowed for the capture and return of runaway slaves within the territory of the United States. Enacted by Congress in 1793, the first Fugitive Slave Act authorized local governments to seize and return escaped slaves to their owners and imposed penalties on anyone who aided in their flight. Widespread resistance to the 1793 law led to the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, which added more provisions regarding runaways and levied even harsher punishments for interfering in their capture. The Fugitive Slave Acts were among the most controversial laws of the early 19th century.


Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
By 1843, several hundred slaves a year were successfully escaping to the North, making slavery an unstable institution in the border states. The earlier Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 was a Federal law which was written with the intent to enforce Article 4, Section 2 of the United States Constitution, which required the return of runaway slaves. It sought to force the authorities in free states to return fugitive slaves to their masters.


Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
This law rendered the federal Fugitive Slave Act effectively unenforceable in Vermont and caused a storm of controversy nationally. It was considered a nullification of federal law, a concept popular in the South among states that wanted to nullify other aspects of federal law, and was part of highly charged debates over slavery.


Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. The Fugitive Slave Law or Fugitive Slave Act was passed by the United States Congress on September 18, 1850, as part of the Compromise of 1850 between Southern slave-holding interests and Northern Free-Soilers. The Act was one of the most controversial elements of the 1850 compromise and heightened Northern fears of a slave power conspiracy. It required that all escaped slaves were, upon capture, to be returned to their masters and that officials and citizens of free states had to cooperate in


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Virginia are not citizens of the United States in the sense of our shipping laws, or any other laws, passed under the authority of the federal constitution; for such people have very few of the. privileges of the citizens of Virginia.


What Were The Terms Of The Fugitive Slave Act?
It sought to force the authorities in free states return fugitive slaves their masters slave laws were passed by united congress 1793 and 1850 provide for of who escaped from one state into another or territory acts a pair federal that allowed capture act 1850, which added further provisions regarding act, caused controversy contributed because suspected not permitted trial could defend termlaws u.


What Were The Terms Of The Fugitive Slave Act?
The fugitive slave law digital history. Fugitive slave act of 1850 definition & summary video lesson quick facts. The earlier fugitive slave act of 1793 was a federal law which written with the intent to enforce article 4, section 2 united states constitution, required return runaway slaves. Googleusercontent search.


oscarsWeird Things Academy Award Winning Actors Have Done With Their Oscar Statues
Timothy Hutton won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for 1980's Ordinary People. All these years later, Hutton still makes good use of the trophy. In 2010, he revealed that his sister wanted to pull a prank on party guests by putting his Oscar in the fridge.


Here's why one Oscar winner keeps his Academy Award in the fridge
Itâs fun to imagine where you might keep your Oscar should you ever win one. Nobody wants to be too boastful with their golden statues by placing them in everyoneâs face. That is, unless youâre Richard Dreyfuss, whose Oscar is currently in his fridge â possibly next to some eggs.


oscarsWeird Things Academy Award Winning Actors Have Done With Their Oscar Statues
She thought that would be kind of funny to put the Oscar in the refrigerator when people would go grab a beer or something, Hutton explained. What makes the story even better is his final revelation, It's still there. That's one way to preserve it. Also Ranked #7 on The Best Actors Who Won Oscars for Their First Movie


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Timothy Hutton made history in 1981 when he won a best supporting actor Oscar for his work in Ordinary People at just 20 years old, making him the youngest male actor to take home the prize. He also might just hold the record (along with Richard Dreyfuss) for the coldest Oscar, because his shiny gold statue is in his fridge. He once said that his sister thought that [it] would be kind of funny to put the Oscar in the refrigerator [so] when people would go grab a beer or something [they'd see it]...


oscarsWeird Things Academy Award Winning Actors Have Done With Their Oscar Statues
Russell Crowe took home the Best Actor Oscar for 2000's Gladiator and the actor has a very unique hiding place for the trophy. Crowe reportedly keeps his Oscar in a chicken coop on his Australian ranch. His reasoning? The Oscar apparently helps the hens lay larger eggs. We'll take his word for it. Also Ranked #24 on The Best Actors Working Today


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The Untold Story of Ordinary People In 1981, Robert Redford's directorial debut won big and redefined the family drama. Now, 35 years later, the filmmaker and stars look back on the movie that put an entire generation in therapy.


"Timothy Hutton Recalls Getting Ignored by Robert Redford on 'Ordinary People': I Felt ""Very Isolated"""
The actor is also one of the youngest Oscar winners in history, having taken home the best actor award at the age of 20 for his lead role in Ordinary People. That was an incredible book, and an incredible role, he says, again stressing the importance of the writing as the foundation for worthy work.


"Timothy Hutton Recalls Getting Ignored by Robert Redford on 'Ordinary People': I Felt ""Very Isolated"""
The actor credits Redford's method with helping him to win an Oscar. Of his new show, 'American Crime,' he says creator John Ridley keeps him and the cast in the dark about what's ahead for their characters: It was challenging at first, but then became kind of interesting.