Aging & Health A to Z
Causes & Symptoms. Parkinsonâs disease is caused by damage to a special kind of nerve cells (neurons) in a specific part of the brain that produce a chemical called dopamine. Dopamine sends messages throughout the body that help control movement. In people with Parkinsonâs, these neurons produce less and less dopamine. As a result, controlling movement and carrying out other tasks gets increasingly difficult. The cause of the damage to these neurons is not known.


Lost Ability to Move Legs or Walk?
Northern California. Has anyone else lost the ability to move their legs or walk? The first time it happened to me, I was in my doctor's parking lot. I turned off my car, opened the door, and couldn't move my legs out of the driver's area. After sitting there for quite a while and honking my horn for help, no one heard me, I was finally able to pick up each leg with my hands and put it on the ground, then straighten my body.


FYI: What Causes Muscle Twitches?
The most common type of muscle twitches are fasciculations.. Fasciculations can occur in any muscle in the body, but, says Drachman, they tend to occur most noticeably in the limbs and the eyelids. Fasciculations are the result of some kind of irritability of the nerve fibers.


Unable to move leg
Unable to move leg. WebMD Symptom Checker helps you find the most common medical conditions indicated by the symptoms unable to move leg including Transient ischemic attack (mini-stroke), Broken (fractured) hip, and Broken (fractured) upper leg. There are 8 conditions associated with unable to move leg. The links below will provide you with more detailed information on these medical conditions from the WebMD Symptom Checker and help provide a better understanding of causes and treatment of these related conditions.


Weak legs came on suddenly, can barely walk
I had the same thing. My legs became so weak I could hardly walk. I have spinal stenosis and degenerative disc disease. I had three series of injectio ns in my back plus I take cymbalta for the nerve pain, generic requip for RLS and generic ambien.


Treatment for Liver Cancer
Your Treatment Options. Treatment for liver cancer depends on the stage, type, and grade of your tumor; status of underlying liver diseases; whether it has invaded other tissues; and your age, health history, and personal goals.


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Recurrent Childhood Liver Cancer Treatment of recurrent hepatoblastoma may include the following: Surgery to remove isolated (single and separate) metastatic tumors with or without chemotherapy.


Liver Cancer Treatment
Targeted therapies: MD Anderson is among just a few cancer centers in the nation that are able to offer targeted therapies for some types of liver cancer. These innovative new drugs stop the growth of cancer cells by interfering with proteins and receptors or blood vessels that supply the tumor with what it needs to grow.


Diagnosis
Stage IV and stage D indicate the most advanced liver cancer with the worst prognosis. Treatment. Treatments for primary liver cancer depend on the extent (stage) of the disease as well as your age, overall health and personal preferences. Surgery. Operations used to treat liver cancer include: Surgery to remove the tumor.


Treatment of Liver Cancer, by Stage
Treatment of Liver Cancer, by Stage. 1  Potentially resectable or transplantable liver cancers (stage I and some stage II tumors) 2  Unresectable liver cancers (some T1 to T4, N0, M0 tumors) 3  Inoperable liver cancers with only local disease. 4  Advanced (metastatic) liver cancers (includes all N1 or M1 tumors) 5  Recurrent liver cancer.


Decisions about your treatment
Treatment overview. The main treatments are: surgery to remove the cancer (resection) liver transplant. biological therapy. chemotherapy. chemotherapy directly into the liver (chemoembolisation) radiofrequency ablation (RFA)


Adult Primary Liver Cancer Treatment (PDQÂ®)âPatient Version
These and other signs and symptoms may be caused by adult primary liver cancer or by other conditions. 1  Check with your doctor if you have any of the following: 2  A hard lump on the right side just below the rib cage. 3  Discomfort in the upper abdomen on the right side. 4  A swollen abdomen. 5  Pain near the right shoulder blade or in the back.


Treatment for secondary liver cancer
These treatments include: 1  radiofrequency ablation â using radio waves to destroy cancer cells. 2  radiofrequency assisted surgery â using radio waves during an operation to kill the cancer cells and then remove them. 3  cryotherapy â freezing the cancer cells. 4  microwave ablation â using microwaves to destroy the cancer.


Liver Cancer: Symptoms and Treatment
AFP can also signal whether a person is pregnant or has other types of cancer. If the patient is diagnosed with liver cancer, further tests might need to be done to see if the cancer has spread to other parts of the body. Treatment & medication


Small Intestine Cancer Treatment (PDQÂ®)âPatient Version
There are different types of treatment for patients with adult primary liver cancer.Different types of treatments are available for patients with adult primary liver cancer. Some treatments are standard (the currently used treatment), and some are being tested in clinical trials.


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Cooperative Extensionâs mission are: 1  Sustaining agriculture and forestry. 2  Protecting the environment. 3  Maintaining viable communities. 4  Developing responsible youth. 5  Developing strong, healthy and safe families.


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This shield-shape badge with fir tree in the middle was designed by one of the judges, Edward T. Allen, and an associate, William C. Hodge, Jr. It has been made in three sizes. The original badge was about 3 inches in diameter and slightly convex.


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All this by ONE incredible agency: The U.S. Forest Service! The tradition of the mighty Pine Tree Shield stands strong. See More


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Equipping a farm tractor for forest work does NOT make it into a skidder. Such a conversion is not economical. The equipment added to the tractor should be easy to disconnect when the tractor is needed for farm work. The type of equipÂ ment selected will reflect the amount of forest work contemplated and the economic return from forest products.


Don't mess with the Forest Service
As the dustup with the Forest Service suggests, a proud institutional history is a sustaining source of workplace identity and individual satisfaction. Thatâs a core value even Earl Butz might have respected. Char Miller is a contributor to Writers on the Range, a service of High Country News (hcn.org).


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Don't mess with the Forest Service
Don't mess with the Forest Service. Note: the opinions expressed in this column are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of High Country News, its board or staff. If you'd like to share an opinion piece of your own, please write Betsy Marston at betsym@hcn.org.


Forest classification
Forest composition classifies trees by genus. Trees of the same genus are closely related and share similar characteristics, such as all varieties of spruce trees. Grouping and mapping tree species by genus in a forest composition map makes it easier to see which types of trees are dominant where across Canadaâs forests.


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More 1  Â». A listing of the major forest regions of the United States. 2  32 of the Most Common Tree Diseases in the US. 3  A color coded map of the density of forests in the US. 4  Here Are Very Predictable Tree Communities That Define a Biome. 5  All of the Evergreens. 6  The Most Common North American Hardwood Trees. 7  Maps of Major World Forests.


Festivals in the Finger Lakes
Canandaigua, New York. The Finger Lakes, known as one of the top wine-producing regions in the county specializing in Riesling, will celebrate its Riesling heritage with over 20 of the top wineries in the region. Finger Lakes Opera August. Geneseo, NY


American Forests
Finger Lakes National Forest â 16,212 acres mostly on a ridge between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes in western New York â is the only national forest in New York and the second-smallest national forest in the country. Tiny communities like Searsburg, Townsendville, Reynoldsville and Bennettsburg surround FLNF, which is crisscrossed by two-lane roads.


Festivals in the Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes Cheese Festival July. Odessa, NY. Sample the cheeses of the Finger Lakes Cheese Alliance in one place at this day-long family event at Sunset View Creamery just outside of Watkins Glen. Along with the regionâs creameries, there will be plenty of local farms and vendors sampling and selling, along with local wineries, cideries and breweries.


American Forests
âHiking takes me back in time, to my ancestors and then the distant past,â says Lynda Rummel, a retired university professor. âNot so long ago, there was only hiking. Rummel, who lives near Branchport, N.Y., is among the many regular visitors to Finger Lakes National Forest (FLNF).


American Forests
At Finger Lakes Natural Forest, the natural world accommodates cattle and horses, birds and butterflies. It is forests, gorges, manmade ponds, abandoned farms and old orchards that still produce apples to delight horses and riders alike. And, its many visitors recognize the value this little forest provides.


Festivals in the Finger Lakes
Held alongside Seneca Lake on the first day of summer, the Finger Lakes Brew Festival will feature local music, breweries, tastings and vendors. The festival is hosted by the Geneva Y and will take place in the new Geneva Lakefront Events Center at the Lakefront Park along the northern shore of Seneca Lake.


Festivals in the Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes HopFest August. Bloomfield, NY. Nedloh Brewing Co. is proud to host the first ever Finger Lakes HopFest, a new festival that will bring together brewers and enthusiasts to celebrate, sample and learn about hops and craft beer.


Festivals in the Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes Opera August. Geneseo, NY. Finger Lakes Opera presents professional productions in the summer, on the campus at SUNY Geneseo, featuring some of todayâs most accomplished singers on the opera stage.


Festivals in the Finger Lakes
Experiences during the run of the festival include a Wine & Chocolate Tasting featuring a slew of Finger Lakes wineries, Lilac Parade, one-of-a-kind shopping with over 120 artists and craftsmen, Craft Beer Garden and the Lilac 10K and 5K Family Fun Run.


American Forests
The Interloken Trail is a small part of the more than 900 miles of trails in New Yorkâs Finger Lakes Trail System, which extends from Catskill Forest Preserve in eastern New York to Allegany State Park in the southwest. FLNF visitors looking for short hikes with great scenery should try the Gorge and Ravine Trails.


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The cost of living in Rock Springs is equal to the Wyoming average. The cost of living in Rock Springs is 3% lower than the national average. The cost of housing in Rock Springs is 3% higher than the national average. Wyoming general sales tax is 21% lower than the national average. Wyoming state income tax is 100% lower than the national average.


7 Assisted Living Facilities  near Rock Springs, WY
5 Assisted Living Facilities in Rock Springs, WY The average cost of assisted living in Rock Springs is $3,300 per month. This is lower than the national median of $3,430. To help you with your search, browse the 2 reviews below for assisted living facilities in Rock Springs. On average, consumers rate assisted living in Rock Springs 4.0 out of 5 stars. Caring.com has helped thousands of families find high-quality senior care. To speak with one of our Family Advisors about assisted living options and costs in Rock Springs, call (855) 863-8283.


11 Assisted Living Facilities  near New Ulm, MN
Helpful Articles. 1  11 Signs It Might Be Time for Assisted Living The decision to help an aging adult move out of a current home is a complex one -- both emotionally and practically. Above all, you want the person to be safe and well.


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Dreamland Day Care
Dreamland Day Care is a locally based daycare center that offers child care services and programs for young children. Located at 1816 Fillmore Avenue, the company serves the residents of Rock Springs, WY. Dreamland Day Care has been...


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Dreamland Day Care
ABOUT THE BUSINESS. Dreamland Day Care is a locally based daycare center that offers child care services and programs for young children. Located at 1816 Fillmore Avenue, the company serves the residents of Rock Springs, WY. Dreamland Day Care has been serving the community since 2006. at a glance


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Amber
Tertiary amber can be found in California, (Simi Valley and Ventura County) , Poland, Sweden, (collected off the beaches in the southwest and in her Baltic islands), Germany, (found along the northern portion of Germany/Baltic coastline and inland along the Elbe river), Denmark, found along the west coast of Jutland from Germany to Skagen, Lithuania, (Lithuania has one of the largest amber museums in the world).


What Tree Does Amber Come From?
The San Francisco Gem and Mineral Society explains that amber is the result of crystallized, fossilized tree resin, rather than sap, and may come from sources that include cherry, plum or redwood trees. Pine trees are the most common source of amber. Amber from redwood trees is among the rarest types of amber available. The color of amber is based on the conditions where the amber was formed. For instance, deep red amber is usually formed from pine and redwood trees, while green amber contains decayed organic materials. Large amounts of amber can be found in the Baltic region. Learn more about Trees & Bushes


Amber
Cloudy amber or semi-transparent to opaque can be described asÃ.  1 Fatty Has tiny bubbles, suspended dust particles and is usually translucent and is yellowish in color resembling goose fat.  2 Bony or foamy (frothy) is whitish yellow or brown and is opaque resembling ivory or bone.


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Gemstone suppliers should always disclose this enhancement; this type of stone is sometimes referred to as amberoid or pressed amber. Amber can sometimes be clarity enhanced by an oil-bath. Amber stones can be imitated using other resins such as copal or kauri gum. Baltic amber is sometimes artificially enhanced to create brighter colors.


What Tree Does Amber Come From?
According to the San Francisco Gem and Mineral Society, amber comes from evergreen trees, such as pine trees. Authentic amber is tree resin that has been hardened over millions of... According to the San Francisco Gem and Mineral Society, amber comes from evergreen trees, such as pine trees. Authentic amber is tree resin that has been hardened over millions of years.


General Astronomy/Print version
Amber has a very low specific gravity, which means that it is exceptionally light. Amber's low density allows it to float in salt water. Amber is difficult to imitate because of its extremely low density. By way of comparison, the total size of a 5 carat amber gemstone is 2.5 times the size of a 5 carat zircon (one of the denser gem types). The leading source for amber gems is just west of Kaliningrad, Russia. The amber from this region is found in clay about 30 meters below the surface.


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Amber Origin and Gemstone Sources Back to Top. The leading source for amber gems is just west of Kaliningrad, Russia. The amber from this region is found in clay about 30 meters below the surface. The second largest source for amber is the Baltic region. Baltic amber originates from the seabed and is often found washed ashore. Baltic amber is known for its fine golden colors.


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Amber is a gemstone formed through the fossilization of tree resin. Amber resin is not the same as typical tree sap. It is sourced specifically from the Pinus succinifera tree. The fossilization of amber can be traced back to the Tertiary period, meaning that amber stones formed approximately 50 million years ago.


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Baltic amber, bony amber and Dominican amber are the most common amber varieties. Lesser Known Amber Varieties: Blue Dominican amber, resinite, ambrite, amberoid and pressed amber are some of the lesser-known amber varieties.


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The majority of resin deposits cannot handle prolonged exposure to sunlight, rain and extreme temperatures. 1  Identifying Amber. 2  Amber Origin. 3  Buying Amber. 4  Amber Gemological Properties. 5  Amber Varieties. 6  Amber Mythology. 7  Amber Jewelry. 8  Amber Gemstone Care.


There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon
Reference User (L) A reference user is, like the service user, a general non-person-related user. Dialog logon is not possible with this kind of user. A reference user is used only to assign additional authorizations.


SAP User Types
System: This is the user type which can be used for dialog-free communication within a system (such as for RFC users for ALE, TMS, workflow and CUA) and for background processing. A specific use of the system user type is validity period of a password wonât apply for this type. So, this can be used to run background jobs and in between RFCs so that jobs or RFC communications wonât fail due to expiry of the password. Please note that logon in dialog is not possible used System user type.


There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon
SAP BASIS Security Interview Questions Creating a User Role The easiest way to create a new user role is to copy an already existing user role, either one of your own or one of the ones provided to you in the installation of SAP.


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These are the 5 user types that are present in SAP. 1  Dialog. 2  Communication. 3  System. 4  Service. 5  Reference.


SAP User Types
SAP User Types. 1  This article answers the following queries: 2  These are the 5 user types that are present in SAP. 3  Dialog: This is the most commonly used type. 4  SAP licensing can prohibit multiple concurrent use of the same user id in production SAP systems.


There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon
Revoking Transaction Access from a User via Profile *** Remember that profiles are NOT the standard way to implement SAP security. click the Save picture-icon.. On the Change role: Authorizations screen. fill in the User ID for the user you want to change.


There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon
There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon types by exactly one person. This is used to logon using SAP GUI.


There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon
There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon. types by exactly one person. This is used to logon using SAP GUI. During a dialog logon, the system checks for expired/initial passwords. The user can change his or her own password. Multiple dialog logons are checked and, if appropriate, logged.


There are five types of users in sap Dialog users (A) A normal dialog user is used for all logon
Back out to the Change Roles screen and click the User tab.. 1  1. either type in the role name to be changed or select it from a dropdown. and the Transaction description. 2  5. 6. 3  2. same for roles and role authorizations. 4  3. type in the user âmodel_userâ.


SAP User Types
Service: This user type is a dialog user which is available to a large, anonymous group of users. For example, to access via ITS (Internet Transaction Server) There wonât be any check on initial password or expired passwords for this user type. Also, multiple logons are explicitly permitted for this user type.


What Crops Are Grown in Brazil?
In addition, Brazil is also both the largest producer and the largest exporter of sugarcane in the world. Within the country, sugarcane is used as a food source for both humans and animals. It also serves as a basis for the fuel ethanol, which Brazil also exports.


Farming
Big Lands Brazil has a strategy for our Investors: 1  Source the best farming investment. 2  Structure the sale. 3  Negotiate on the price for the investors. 4  Act as Director for the investor. 5  Act as management company for the investor and to oversee local managers. 6  Create off-take with the local commodity distributors.


Community Supported Agriculture
Still, it is worth noting that very occasionally things go wrong on a farm - like they do in any kind of business - and the expected is not delivered, and members feel shortchanged. At LocalHarvest we are in touch with CSA farmers and members from all over the country.


Brazil Agriculture
Brazil Agriculture Agriculture is an important industry in Brazil, as this country has immense agricultural resources available to it. Its most significant products in this sphere are coffee, soybeans, wheat, rice, corn, sugarcane, cocoa, citrus and beef (in order of importance).


How to sell your crops: Marketing
If you have a big farm or live far away from customers, you might want to sell your crops to one place, such as a store, restaurant, food co-op. This is called wholesale marketing. Selling your crops this way is faster than other ways of selling.


Farming
Big Lands Brazil. Farming. All investors should know that Brazil is the largest exporter of coffee, soybeans, beef, sugar cane, ethanol and frozen chickens in the world. This is why Big Lands Brazil's mission is to assist institutional and private investors to access and profit in this market. The best investment is to find a cattle farm that is in operation and to transform this into a soy, rice or corn farm. Doing so requires more work and attention, however Big Lands Brazil is on the ground to assist in this type of project.


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Farming
Our Current Property and Project Offering: 1  All Farms for Sale (PDF) 2  Details on Farms 1 to 3 (PDF) 3  Details on Farms 4 to 6 (PDF) 4  Details on Farms 7 to 9 (PDF) 5  Details on Farms 10 to 12 (PDF)


Baked Vegetable Marinara (Grain-free)
Instructions. 1  Preheat the oven to 400F. 2  In a large skillet or dutch oven over medium heat, saute the onion and garlic in coconut oil for 5 minutes, until tender. 3  You can serve these marinara coated vegetables as is, but for a truly comforting dish, I like to add a crisp and bubbly cheese topping. If your broiler is located at the top of your oven, you can simply sprinkle the cheese over the top of your large skillet and place it in the oven to broil for 2 to 3 minutes, until the cheese is lightly browned.


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I agree with using the best tomatoes you can, after all, marinara is all about the tomatoes. I love it during the summer to make large batches of a basic sauce with fresh garden tomatoes and to have it in the freezer for those winter months.


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To cut fat and calories, try homemade marinara sauce and grilled vegetables as an alternative to spaghetti and meatballs. To cut fat and calories, try homemade marinara sauce and grilled vegetables as an alternative to spaghetti and meatballs. Skip to main navigation Skip to main content


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Angel Hair with Tomato-Cream Sauce AllRecipes. marinara sauce, carnationÂ® evaporated fat free milk, minced garlic and 3 more


The Different Types of Italian Pasta Sauces
Amatricana--sauce of fresh tomatoes, chopped bacon, onion and garlic, served with grated Pecorino Romano cheese; Bolognese--rich meat sauce flavored with chicken livers, wine, vegetables and nutmeg. Served with butter and grated cheese; sometimes cream is added to the sauce. Also called ragu in parts of Italy other than Bologna;


Oven Roasted Ratatouille
Instructions. 1  Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. 2  Thinly slice the eggplant, zucchini, yellow squash, and tomatoes (about 1/4 inch thick). 3  Season the top of the layered vegetables lightly with salt, pepper, dried basil, and oregano. 4  Cover the dish with foil and bake for 30 minutes.


The Different Types of Italian Pasta Sauces
Aglio e olio-- garlic, olive oil and parsley; Alfredo-- butter, cream and freshly grated cheese served with fettuccine; Amatricana-- sauce of fresh tomatoes, chopped bacon, onion and garlic, served with grated Pecorino Romano cheese; Bolognese-- rich meat sauce flavored with chicken livers, wine, vegetables and nutmeg. Served with butter and grated cheese; sometimes cream is added to the sauce.


Good Question: What Pasta Sauces Go With What Sauces?
Just like the similar, thinner angel hair pasta, skinny spaghetti strands canât cling onto much sauce. Smoother, often olive oil-based sauces allow the pasta to soak up flavor. Keep it traditional with homemade marinara, try a creative kale pesto, or let the vegetable add-ins shine with a simple toss of olive oil.


Pasta with marinara sauce and grilled vegetables
To make the marinara sauce, in a heavy skillet, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil over medium-high heat. Add tomatoes, salt, garlic, chopped onions, basil, sugar, oregano and black pepper. Simmer uncovered until the sauce thickens, about 30 minutes.


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1 (3 lb) spaghetti squash. 1  1 tablespoon coconut oil. 2  1/2 yellow onion , chopped. 3  1 clove garlic. 4  2 cups chopped broccoli florets. 5  1 zucchini , chopped. 6  2 cups fresh spinach. 7  1 1/2 cups marinara sauce. 8  salt and pepper. 9  3 oz . goat cheddar , shredded (optional)


Climate vegetation and animal life in Europe
The prevailing westerly winds, warmed in part by passing over the North Atlantic Drift ocean current, bring precipitation throughout most of the year. In the Mediterranean climate areaâSpain, Italy, and Greeceâthe summer months are usually hot and dry, with almost all rainfall occurring in winter. From approximately central Poland eastward, the moderating effects of the seas are reduced, and consequently cooler, drier conditions prevail. The northern parts of the continent also have this type of climate. Most of Europe receives 500 to 1,500 mm (20 to 60 in) of precipitation per year. Europe vegetation


Climate vegetation and animal life in Europe
Although much of Europe, particularly the west, was originally covered by forest, the vegetation has been transformed by human habitation and the clearing of land. Only in the most northerly mountains and in parts of north central European Russia has the forest cover been relatively unaffected by human activity.


Climate vegetation and animal life in Europe
The largest vegetation zone in Europe, cutting across the middle portion of the continent from the Atlantic to the Urals, is a belt of mixed deciduous and coniferous treesâoak, maple, and elm intermingled with pine and fir.


South Africa
World Distribution: As already mentioned, this biome is most frequent from 30 to 40 north or south latitude (see map). The largest cluster is in the Mediterranean basin, but significant areas of this habitat exist also in South America, the western coast of southern Africa, California, and in the southwestern tip of Australia. Indicator Plant Species: Plants adapted to this biome tend to be less than a meter tall, and relatively shrubby in appearance


What animals live in the Mediterranean climate?
There are a wide variety of animals that live in the Mediterranean climate including the golden jackal, the mouflon and the wild goat. The subtropical Mediterranean climate is comprised of low lying... There are a wide variety of animals that live in the Mediterranean climate including the golden jackal, the mouflon and the wild goat. The subtropical Mediterranean climate is comprised of low lying shrublands and woodlands.


Climate vegetation and animal life in Europe
Much of the Great European Plain is covered with prairies, areas of relatively tall grasses, and Ukraine is characterized by steppe, a flat and comparatively dry region with short grasses. Lands bordering the Mediterranean are noted for their fruit, especially olives, citrus fruit, figs, apricots, and grapes.


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The Mediterranean Biome This biome actually goes by several names. It is found surrounding large parts of the Mediterranean Sea and is thus sometimes called the Mediterranean Biome, others call it a Woodland Biome, while others call it a Shrub or Chaparral Biome.


What animals live in the Mediterranean climate?
Other animals that live in the Mediterranean region include sheep, cattle and wild horses as well as rabbits and lynx. Birds of prey such as vultures and eagles are also found in the region. In the Mediterranean climate, cactus and other water-storing plants tend to thrive. Plants have to be able to conserve water because the winters are short and wet and the summers are long and dry. People profit in this area by growing olives, oranges, culinary herbs and by growing and harvesting cork. Learn more about Zoology


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In general, this biome is found clustered around the 30 north or south latitude line. These are the latitudes where warm, wet air rising from the equator has cooled, dropping its moisture over the equator. The air mass then spreads out from the equator and at these latitudes falls to the ground as very dry air.


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The Mediterranean Biome. This biome actually goes by several names. It is found surrounding large parts of the Mediterranean Sea and is thus sometimes called the Mediterranean Biome, others call it a Woodland Biome, while others call it a Shrub or Chaparral Biome. Chaparral Community near Malibu, California. Climate:


20 Home Remedies for Candida
Garlic is the best anti-bacterial or anti-fungal remedy to treat candida. Eat raw garlic or insert a garlic clove in the vagina for a few hours in order to get rid of candida infection. Apple cider vinegar is a natural anti-bacterial agent, which is perfect for treating candida infections on genitals or skin.


20 Home Remedies for Candida
20 Home Remedies for Candida. Candida is a yeast infection, which is caused by fungi, called âCandida Albicansâ. When there is an over-production of this type of fungus in the body, it leads to various symptoms, such as vaginitis, fatigue, digestive problems, arthritis and several other issues.


20 Home Remedies for Candida
Apply camphor essential oil to the infected area in order to get relief from candida. Homeopathic Remedies for Candida . 1. Pulsatilla . This remedy is often taken when candida causes thick green or yellowish vaginal discharge along with red rashes on the chest and abdomen. 2. Sepia


How to Cure Candida
Learn how to cure candida with effective natural treatments. Three of the most effective natural cures for candida symptoms are: hydrogen peroxide, apple cider vinegar, and caprylic acid. add new post


Tips for Using Apple Cider Vinegar to Treat Chronic Yeast Overgrowth (Candida)
How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar as Part of a Candida Treatment Regimen. Apple cider vinegar is a stellar choice to help your body heal naturally because itâs known for so many healing benefits, including acting as an antifungal and antibacterial food.


How to Cure Candida
The candida remedy is in the second comment in the stream from the top of the page. When I had candida 5 years ago, I used all these remedies on a daily basis. Systemic candida is not easy to kill, and will take 6 months to a year to get rid of systemic candida particularly. So be patient.


9 Candida Symptoms & 3 Steps to Treat Them
To add to that, Iâve described six other potential causes below. 1  1. Broad-Spectrum Antibiotics. 2  2. Birth Control Pills. 3  1. Chronic Fatigue. 4  3. Recurring Vaginal and Urinary Tract Infections. 5  4. Oral Thrush. 6  1. Coconut oil can effectively fight candida due to its antimicrobial properties.


Candida Cleanse
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Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) and F-actin Antibody
The Test. The smooth muscle (SMA) or actin antibody test is primarily ordered along with antinuclear antibodies (ANA) and liver kidney microsomal type 1 (LKM-1) antibodies to help diagnose autoimmune hepatitis and to differentiate between the two major types of autoimmune hepatitis, type 1 and type 2.n type 1, a high level (titer) of SMA or actin antibodies and/or ANA are present in the blood. In people with type 2, the titer of LKM1 is increased. Type 2 is uncommon in the United States.


Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) Test
The SMA testing involves the detection of anti smooth muscle antibody against smooth muscle antibody. Sometimes SMA testing is done after the anti-actin test to confirm the finding.The anti-actin test is an initial screening test for autoimmune hepatitis.ne such auto antibody originating from the body's own immune system is the anti smooth muscle antibody, a protein that targets the smooth muscles in the liver. The medical anti smooth muscle antibody test is usually ordered when a doctor suspects that the patient suffers from autoimmune hepatitis.


Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) Test
When high levels of SMA, or SMA and ANA, or SMA and F-actin antibodies are present in the blood, the most likely cause is autoimmune hepatitis. Since actin is only one of several cytoskeleton proteins, it is possible for a person to have smooth muscle antibodies even when the anti-actin test is negative.hen high levels of SMA, or SMA and ANA, or SMA and F-actin antibodies are present in the blood, the most likely cause is autoimmune hepatitis. Since actin is only one of several cytoskeleton proteins, it is possible for a person to have smooth muscle antibodies even when the anti-actin test is negative.


Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) Test
One such auto antibody originating from the body's own immune system is the anti smooth muscle antibody, a protein that targets the smooth muscles in the liver. The medical anti smooth muscle antibody test is usually ordered when a doctor suspects that the patient suffers from autoimmune hepatitis.Also called the SMA test, it is ordered along with the antinuclear antibodies test to eliminate other reasons that may be the cause of liver malfunction.ne such auto antibody originating from the body's own immune system is the anti smooth muscle antibody, a protein that targets the smooth muscles in the liver. The medical anti smooth muscle antibody test is usually ordered when a doctor suspects that the patient suffers from autoimmune hepatitis.


Test Center
Clinical Significance. Actin is the major antigen to which smooth muscle antibodies react in autoimmune hepatitis. F-Actin IgG antibodies are found in 52-85% of patients with autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) or chronic active hepatitis and in 22% of patients with primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC).ctin antibodies are found in approximately 75% of patients with autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) type 1, approximately 65% of patients with autoimmune cholangitis, approximately 30% of patients with primary biliary cirrhosis, and approximately 2% of healthy people. High values are closely correlated with AIH type 1.


What is an anti-smooth muscle antibody (ASMA) test?
An anti-smooth muscle antibody (ASMA) test detects antibodies that attack smooth muscle.This test is performed on a blood sample. The immune system detects substances that may be harmful in the body. These are known as antigens.hen the immune system recognizes an antigen, it produces a protein known as an antibody to attack it. Every antibody produced is unique, and each one defends against only one type of antigen. Sometimes antibodies are mistakenly produced against the bodyâs own healthy cells. These are called autoantibodies.


Smooth Muscle Antibody
Type 1 autoimmune liver disease is characterized by the presence of high levels of anti-nuclear antibody (ANA) or anti-smooth muscle antibody (ASMA). ASMA are IgG or IgM antibodies that are primarily directed against F-actin.Since F-actin is present in all smooth muscle fibers, these antibodies are not organ specific.Smooth muscle antibodies are found in: 1  70 to 90% of patients with chronic active hepatitis. 2  70 to 90% of patients with chronic persistent hepatitis.3  30 to 40% of patients with primary biliary cirrhosis.ince F-actin is present in all smooth muscle fibers, these antibodies are not organ specific. Smooth muscle antibodies are found in: 1  70 to 90% of patients with chronic active hepatitis. 2  70 to 90% of patients with chronic persistent hepatitis. 3  30 to 40% of patients with primary biliary cirrhosis.


Laboratories and Blood Tests
Definition. Anti-smooth muscle antibody is a blood test that detects the presence of antibodies against smooth muscle.nti-smooth muscle antibody. Blood is drawn from a vein (venipuncture), usually from the inside of the elbow or the back of the hand.


Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) and F-actin Antibody
A small increase in SMA or actin antibody may be present in up to 50% of patients with primary biliary cirrhosis (PBC). The SMA autoantibody may also be found in other conditions, such as infectious mononucleosis, hepatitis C, and some cancers.n type 1, a high level (titer) of SMA or actin antibodies and/or ANA are present in the blood. In people with type 2, the titer of LKM1 is increased. Type 2 is uncommon in the United States.


Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) Test
Anti Smooth Muscle Antibody Test. Auto antibodies are antibodies made by the body's own immune system that attack the body's own cells rather than attacking cells of any foreign body like a virus or a bacterial infection. This results as these antibodies are unable to distinguish between the two.ne such auto antibody originating from the body's own immune system is the anti smooth muscle antibody, a protein that targets the smooth muscles in the liver. The medical anti smooth muscle antibody test is usually ordered when a doctor suspects that the patient suffers from autoimmune hepatitis.


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The frosting on this cake is that Scion is... Scion is one of the youngest brands on the market -- which seems appropriate given that it's targeted at a very youthful demographic. Scion has quickly found a home in the hearts of buyers seeking its winning blend of value and style. The frosting on this cake is that Scion is part of the Toyota family, offering all the quality and reliability you'd expect from a marque with its parentage. When Toyota realized early in the 21st century that it was losing market share in the younger demographic due to a stodgy image, the company took a chance and decided to spin off a new brand called Scion (its name means descendant or heir to).


Scion Cars - Select a Model
Scion car reviews - About Scion Email Save Scion is one of the youngest brands on the market -- which seems appropriate given that it's targeted at a very youthful demographic.


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The boxy yet funky styling of the Scions provided a lot of passenger and cargo room for the cars' small footprints, making them ideal choices for campus and urban residents alike. They also coddled the youth market with flashy sound systems; Scion's stereos are among the best in the economy-car segment. The following year, the Scion brood grew to include the tC. This compact but sporty coupe offered more performance relative to its older siblings, thanks largely to a more powerful engine.


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Scion Cars - Select a Model. 1  Scion FR-S Coupe $25,305. 22/30. 2  Scion iA Sedan $15,700. 31/41. 3  Scion iM Hatchback $18,460. 27/36. 4  Scion tC Hatchback $19,385. 23/31.


Company History
Toyota, along with its Lexus and Scion brands, continued to move forward in 2011 with new and redesigned vehicles. Toyota unveiled a bigger and more diverse Prius family of vehicles, including the third-generation Prius liftback, the Prius Plug-in Hybrid, the larger Prius v and the smaller Prius c concept vehicle.


Company History
As a result of an economic recession, Toyotaâs sales were down in 2008, but the Toyota brand outsold Chevrolet to become the No. 1-selling automotive brand in America, and Camry retained its crown as the No 1-selling car in the nation for the 11th time in 12 years.


Why do radio waves and gamma rays pass through walls but visible light does not?
The gamma rays just pass through the spaces between and within atoms and molecules. They're small enough to do that. If your walls were made of pure lead, they'd have a little more trouble. The radio waves on the other hand are large enough to ignore the walls because they're too thin.


Sound
The matter that supports the sound is called the medium. Sound cannot travel through a vacuum. Longitudinal and transverse waves. Sound is transmitted through gases, plasma, and liquids as longitudinal waves, also called compression waves. It requires a medium to propagate. Through solids, however, it can be transmitted as both longitudinal waves and transverse waves.


Physics for Kids
Mechanical Waves and Electromagnetic Waves All waves can be categorized as either mechanical or electromagnetic. Mechanical waves are waves that require a medium. This means that they have to have some sort of matter to travel through. These waves travel when molecules in the medium collide with each other passing on energy. One example of a mechanical wave is sound. Sound can travel through air, water, or solids, but it can't travel through a vacuum.


Sound
For example, sound moving through wind will have its speed of propagation increased by the speed of the wind if the sound and wind are moving in the same direction. If the sound and wind are moving in opposite directions, the speed of the sound wave will be decreased by the speed of the wind.


Why S-waves cannot travel through liquids?
S-waves are shear waves, which move particles perpendicularly to their direction of propagation. They can propagate through solid rocks because these rocks have enough shear strength. The shear strength is one of the forces that hold the rock together, and prevent it from falling into pieces.


Why do radio waves and gamma rays pass through walls but visible light does not?
The intensity of radiation transmitted depends on several things: 1  The wavelength of the radiation. 2  The intensity of the radiation hitting the barrier. 3  The chemical composition of the barrier. 4  The physical microstructure of the barrier. 5  The thickness of the barrier.


How is it that radio waves can go through concrete and x-rays through muscle? What determines whether photons will pass through without interacting?
That's why meat cooks in a microwave oven. We also absorb X-rays and gamma rays, to an extent. That's why they cause cancer, and exposure should be limited. And light can pass through you as well. You absorb much of it, but some will be transmitted.


Using Clouds To Predict The Weather
For centuries, people have been using clouds to predict the weather. For instance, high wispy cirrus clouds, sometimes called maresâ tails, meant that within 24 hours the weather was going to change. This summer, teach your kids how to be weather forecasters. Teach them about the various types of clouds and what they tell us about the weather.


How to Predict the Weather using Clouds
There are 10 types of clouds that you should be able to recognize, but if you get their names confused, just remember that the higher the clouds, the better the weather will be. Clouds are one of the most reliable predictors of weather when you are out backpacking. There are 10 types of clouds that you should be able to recognize, but if you get their names confused, just remember that the higher the clouds, the better the weather will be. Cirrocumulus Clouds look like ripples of water on the surface of a lake. There are a sign of good weather and often disapate to blue sky. Altocumulus Clouds are fair weather clouds. They usually occur after a storm. Cumulonimbus Clouds are low thunder clouds that bring hail, strong wind, thunder and lightning.


Cumulus cloud
A stratocumulus cloud is another type of stratocumuliform cloud. Like cumulus clouds, they form at low levels and via convection. However, unlike cumulus clouds, their growth is almost completely retarded by a strong inversion. As a result, they flatten out like stratus clouds, giving them a layered appearance.


How to Forecast the Weather Using Clouds
Step 1, Learn the different types of clouds. Take a bit of time to understand what clouds are and how different types suggest changes in weather. The basic kinds are cirrus, cumulus, nimbus, and stratus.Step 2, Know what high clouds are. These clouds form bases at an elevation of about 20,000 feet (6,096.0 m) above sea level. These clouds are usually composed of ice crystals only. Learn how to identify and analyze cirrus clouds. Cirrus clouds are the most abundant of all high level clouds ...


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Other things to look for that indicate an approaching weather change: 1  Weather changes generally come from the west/southwest so scan the sky with your weather eye, especially to the west. 2  A sudden drop in temperature and change in the wind (increasing winds and/or seas) often means that a storm is near.


How to Forecast the Weather Using Clouds
Strato-cumulus clouds are low, puffy, and gray. Most form in rows with blue sky visible in between them. Rain rarely occurs with strato-cumulus clouds; however, they can turn into nimbo-stratus clouds. A sky full of strato-cumulus clouds indicates dry weather, a small difference in temperature from day to night, and sometimes light precipitation.


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So keep an eye on the wind and the clouds and amaze everyone with your uncanny meteorological predictions. 1  What the Wind can tell you. 2  Weather Prodiction Intro. 3  Test your knowledge.


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Predicting Weather â Cloud Cover You will improve your accuracy by learning about the types of clouds and how the wind affects the weather with each kind. There are only three basic cloud formations: cirrus, stratus and cumulus.


Sky Watching: Stratus Clouds
Sky Watching: Stratus Clouds. Sky-watching has been a well-loved activity for thousands of years. Ancient farmers, hunters and sailors have looked to the sky for years, hoping to unlock the clues that foretell the coming weather conditions. In 1896, the first edition of the International Cloud Atlas was published, allowing meteorologists and avid sky-watchers to classify and consistently name the different types of clouds.


9 Best White Wines For Cooking
The higher the alcohol percentage, the longer it will take to reduce and the less acidity it will add to the meal which is one of the main reasons why people cook with white wine. Out of the three types of dry crisp white wines, Pinot Grigio is the most sought after for cooking as it is highly versatile.


9 Best White Wines For Cooking
The first choice of white wine I would buy for cooking are Pinot Grigio, unoaked Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. Another thing to note when choosing which dry white wine to buy is the alcohol percentage because you don't want anything too strong. Go for dry crisp white wines that have an alcohol percentage of 10 to 13%.


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â5 Types Of White Wine To Use For Cooking. 1  1. Dry Crisp White Wines For Cooking. 2  2. Sherry For Cooking. 3  3. Marsala White Wine For Cooking. 4  4. Sparkling White Wine For Cooking. 5  5. Madeira White Wine For Cooking.


9 Best White Wines For Cooking
5 Types Of White Wine To Use For Cooking. Before I go into detail about which white wines you can buy for cooking, let me first explain which five types of wine are best for cooking so you have a thorough understanding when choosing which white wine to buy. 1. Dry Crisp White Wines For Cooking


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9 Best White Wines For Cooking. â 1 5 Types Of White Wine To Use For Cooking. 2  9 Best White Wines For Cooking. 3  1. Attems Cupra Ramato Pinot Grigio. 4  2. Pascal Jolivet Attitude Sauvignon Blanc 2013. 5  3. Arinzano Hacienda de Arinzano White 2014. 6  4. Hidalgo Napoleon Amontillado Sherry. 7  5. Dry Creek Vineyard Dry Chenin Blanc 2015.


9 Best White Wines For Cooking
To put it shortly, the best white wines for cooking are those that are dry and crisp. While you may enjoy those rich and oaky white wines to drink, they can become bitter during cooking and will not be so good.


Can You Recommend Good Red and White Wines for Cooking?
Q: I just started cooking with wine, and I love the flavor it adds to my food. Unfortunately, I don't like to drink it, so I don't know what a good wine for cooking would be. What are some recommendations for good red and white wines to use in my cooking?


Can You Recommend Good Red and White Wines for Cooking?
There are cooking wines in the grocery store nearest to vinegars, oils etc. Since I'm not a big white wine drinker I use a Publix white cooking wine which provides great flavor in simple things like risotto, seafood, mushrooms etc. I love to create sauces and stews with red wines which I prefer to drink but I don't like the idea of wasting a good one on cooking.


9 Best White Wines For Cooking
There are plenty of white wines you can use for cooking that will not break your savings account. Cooking with white wine isn't just something chefs do to look good, adding quality white wine to your cooking will bring fruity and acidity t astes to your recipes.


9 Best White Wines For Cooking
Below in the video below is some more detail in relation to cooking with white wine or other types of liquors. 5 Types Of White Wine To Use For Cooking


Fontaleoni Vernaccia Di San Gimignano 2015
Clear straw yellow. A fine, fruity and flowery nose with aromas of white peach and acacia flower. The palate is dry, fresh, quite soft, medium-bodied and quite tasty.


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Vernaccia di San Gimignano Wine Experience is a structure in the heart of the city where this precious Tuscan white wine is promoted.


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Vernaccia di San Gimignano Wine Tour Blending the bold red of Tuscany with the crisp white of San Gimignano.


Vernaccia
Getting ready to head out on our vacation to Menaggio, Italy and decided to ... this bottle of Montenidoli Vernaccia di San Gimignano Fiore 2012.This is just a fantastic Italian white. Elisabetta makes some fantastic wines and this is just another great example. The color has a bit of a golden hue and the nose carries a bit of floral notes. Th...


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Varietals Produced in Vernaccia Di San Gimignano View all. 1  Sangiovese Prounounced âSan-joh-vay-say,â this Italian wine varietal is Tuscanyâs #1 red wine grape. 2  Cabernet Sauvignon âKing of the Red Wine Grapes.â The colonizer of the vineyards, pushing native wine grapes into its shadows.


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Vernaccia di San Gimignano âCampo della Pieveâ is a Tuscan white wine with a good aromatic intensity, aged for 12 months on the less in steel vats. It has perfumes of fruits, flowers, citrus, almonds and vanilla.


Seven Tuscan white wines to discover this summer
Brunello di Montalcino or Barolo would be reasonable guesses. But no , it was Vernaccia di san Gimignano. Brunello di Montalcino became Italyâs first DOCG (Denominazione di Origine e Garantita) in 1980 â Vernaccia di San Gimignano followed later, in 1993.


What the Dog Saw by Malcolm Gladwell
In his introduction, Gladwell tries to head off the familiar criticisms by re-stating what his writing is and isn't trying to achieve. Good writing does not succeed or fail on the strength of its ability to persuade. Not the kind you'll find in this book, anyway. It succeeds or fails on the strength of its ability to engage you, to make you think.


Interview: Malcolm Gladwell on his return to faith while writing âDavid and Goliathâ
Here, he speaks with RNS about his Mennonite family, how Jesus perfectly illustrates the point in his new book and how Gladwellâs return to faith changed the way he wrote the book. The interview was edited for length and clarity.


Outliers: The Story of Success Paperback â June 7, 2011
Malcolm Gladwell has been a staff writer at The New Yorker since 1996. He is the host of the podcast Revisionist History and the author of The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers, and What the Dog Saw. Prior to joining The New Yorker, he was a reporter at the Washington Post. Gladwell was born in England and grew up in rural Ontario.


Malcolm Gladwell on What Really Makes People Disruptive
He was completely indifferent to what people said about him, Gladwell said, which is the first and foundational fact to understand these disrupters. They are what psychologists call disagreeable--they do not require the approval of their peers in order to do what they think is correct.


Malcolm Gladwell
David Leonhardt wrote in The New York Times Book Review: In the vast world of nonfiction writing, Malcolm Gladwell is as close to a singular talent as exists today and Outliers leaves you mulling over its inventive theories for days afterward.


What the Dog Saw: And Other AdventuresPaperback â Dec 14 2010
David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants [Malcolm Gladwell, Author] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Malcolm Gladwell, the #1 bestselling author of The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers, and What the Dog Saw


Malcolm Gladwell and 10,000 hours: What does the writer mean?
It is something we do have control over â our effort,â Gladwell told AARP magazine in 2008. Ross Tucker, an exercise physiologist at South Africaâs University of Cape Town and the co-founder of a blog called âThe Science of Sport,â argues otherwise.


Why does Malcolm Gladwell write what he does?
In this profile, Ronson positions Gladwell as an âoverdogâ, an author who â since the astonishing success of his first book, The Tipping Point â has experienced massive success and a lucrative career in speech-making as well as writing. Ronson uses Gladwellâs own concept of the âaccounting of battlesâ as a prism through which to explore the author â and how the perspective of his writing has shifted since The Tipping Point.


Malcolm Gladwell
Malcolm Gladwell. Malcolm Gladwell has been a staff writer for The New Yorker since 1996. Previously, he worked at the Washington Post. In 2001, he was awarded the National Magazine Award for profiles, for his New Yorker piece âThe Pitchman,â about Ron Popeil.


Small Change
Shirkyâs argument is that this is the kind of thing that could never have happened in the pre-Internet ageâand heâs right. Evan could never have tracked down Sasha. The story of the Sidekick would never have been publicized. An army of people could never have been assembled to wage this fight.


Do You Need a College Degree to Work in Human Resources?
Degrees in Human Resources. The type of degree you have can vary in HR. In one client HR department, the HR staff had degrees in Political Science, Business, Social Work, Elementary Education, IT, and other non-HR degree areas. Several of these people had master's degrees in HR, but their bachelor's degrees were in different subjects. HR is a much more popular degree (and much more available) than it was 20 years ago, so expect to see fewer people with a variety of degrees and more people with an HR/business/management degree going forward.


Summary
Human resources managers typically need a combination of a bachelor's degree and work experience. Candidates need a combination of education and several years of related work experience to become a human resources manager. Although a bachelorâs degree is sufficient for most positions, some jobs require a masterâs degree. Candidates should have strong interpersonal skills.


Can I Get a Job in Human Resources With Only a Bachelorâs Degree?
While human resources comprises a variety of job titles and positions, the fact that managers only possess a bachelorâs degree proves that you donât need to spend time earning a graduate degree for this field. Still, there are some good reasons to earn an advanced degree, which weâll discuss below. The following overview gives you a better idea of how a bachelorâs degree will prepare you for a role in human resources. Everyday Responsibilities. What do human resources professionals actually do?


HR Careers Deal with a Valuable Resource: People
There are two options for earning a masterâs degree: the Master of Business Administration with a concentration in human resources, and a human resourceâs masterâs degree. HR professionals can choose to seek accreditation from the HR Certification Institute. This designation and others like it show a commitment to excellence and ongoing growth in the field. Learn more about human resources curriculum on What Youâll Study. What do professionals in HR careers do? Human resources specialists are responsible for recruiting, screening, interviewing and placing workers. They may also handle employee relations, payroll and benefits and training. Human resources managers plan, direct and coordinate the administrative functions of an organization.


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Human Resource Generalist (HR Generalist) As a human resources generalist, your job duties are diverse, and you play a major role in your human resources department. Human resources generalists help out in all aspects of human resources. If you are a detail-oriented multi-tasker, this career might be for you. Human Resource Generalists: The Glue of Human Resources


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Q: Can you give me some tips to perform well in the human resources online degree? A: In order to enhance your learning and performance in the human resources online degree, you will need consistency and focus.


Should I Earn a Management Degree?
There are many good schools that offer management degree programs. 1  Some of the most well known specialize in business education. This is especially true of schools that offer bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees in management.


Human Resources Analytics: How Much Math Do You Need to Know?
If my time is x and a statistics class is y, I canât do the equation but statistics will lose. One good thing is that great HR technology companies have the backs of their customers. This is true. They want you to be successful, and they know that the average HR practitioner doesnât do math. They offer dashboards that show your data in a logical way, and they offer consulting services to help you understand what to do with that information.


What Can You Do With a Mathematics Degree?
âWhat Can You Do With a Business Degree?â is part of our âWhat Can You Do Withâ¦â series. We have also covered art, biology, communications, computer science, English, engineering, fashion, finance, history, geography, law, marketing, mathematics, performing arts, philosophy, politics, psychology, sociology, chemistry, economics and physics.


The Many Different Types of Keyboards - Your Choices
There has been a trend toward more compact keyboards in recent years. Some are slim, most exclude a numeric keypad, and some are basically just a rubber pad. Some compact keyboards include a touchpad either built in or separate to eliminate having a big mouse on your work space.


Two Types of Keyboards
March 31, 2015. Of the two types of keyboards you are probably interested in, standard and specialized, there are variations in both. With the advent and rise of computer use in homes and by nearly every population of people, there is a computer keyboard to fill virtually every need, preference, and limitation. You first choice is between a standard keyboard and a specialized keyboard.


What are the types of computer keyboard?
There are different types of computer keyboard that are categorized according to various functions. They include gaming keyboards, laptop keyboards, and ergonomic keyboard â¦ s just but to mention a few.


Different types of computer keyboards
Although on the basis of key arrangements there are four major keyboard layouts being used worldwide, QWERTY, AZERTY, QWERTZ and HCESAR, but they can be classified in many more different categories depending on types of computer connector, size, number of keys etc. Among the various types listed below, keyboards can be based on multiple types. For instance, an ergonomic keyboard can have a PS2 interface and be an internet keyboard too. ERGONOMIC KEYBOARD. The artifact of this keyboard is slightly broader and different in shape, when compared with the normal keyboard.


6 Non-QWERTY Keyboard Layouts
People using QWERTY keyboards only make 32 percent of strokes on the âhome rowâ (where your fingers naturally rest on a keyboard). For Dvorak, that rises to 70 percent. And likewise, most people are right handed: Dvorak accounts for that, making more than half the strokes right handed. QWERTY calls on people to use their left hands more.


Piano/Types of Pianos
Piano/Types of Pianos. There are three primary types of pianos: Grand, Upright, and Electronic. These types are often resized and combined to incarnate other styles, such as the Electric Baby Grand Piano, Electric Upright Pianos, and Baby Grand Piano.


Two Types of Keyboards
Of the two types of keyboards you are probably interested in, standard and specialized, there are variations in both. With the advent and rise of computer use in homes and by...


Types of Wireless Keyboards for Computers
Types of Wireless Keyboards for Computers. Wireless keyboards can be extremely useful computer peripherals, reducing cable clutter and allowing you to control a computer without having to be physically next to it. However, with many different types of wireless keyboard connection methods available, choosing the right one can be difficult. Knowing your wireless keyboard options can help you and your staff work comfortably and efficiently while keeping your office as cable-free as possible.


Laulau Recipe
Laulau Recipe This version of laulau is made with chicken, pork, and butterfish, but some simpler versions use only chicken, and some and substitute spinich for luau leaves and banana leaves for ti leaves.


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Helena's was probably the most legitimate Hawaiian food we had during our entire 8 day trip on two islands. It was delicious and definitely one of our best meals in Hawaii. We got a large rice, small poi, laulau, luau squid, fried butterfish collar, long rice chicken, mac salad = $32 after tax and tip. The fried butterfish collar was deeeelectable, moist and crunchy and full of flavor. My second favorite dish was probably the luau squid or long rice chicken, tied.


Laulau Recipe
Laulau Recipe. This version of laulau is made with chicken, pork, and butterfish, but some simpler versions use only chicken, and some and substitute spinich for luau leaves and banana leaves for ti leaves. Photo Credit: Hawaii Tourism Japan


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Pulled pork (kalua pork) - Whoa, it doesn't need any BBQ sauce. Salty, fatty, with the banana leaf taste of the Aztec pork we had in San Diego (barbacoa). Some of the best pulled pork I've had.. Big green leafy ball (laulau) - Oh it's like mushy spinach around really fatty chunks of pork.


Hawaiian Food Description
Each lau lau filling is then individually wrapped in 6 to 7 taro leaves, sort of like Hawaiian spinach leaves. Once bundled in its many layers, the lau lau is firmly wrapped and tied inside 2 ti-leaves to form a pouch that seals the moisture and unique flavors of the taro leaves, fillings, and seasonings.


Laulau Recipe
Wash both types of leaves and remove stems and fibrous viens. Layer 5 luau leaves and place on top once piece of chicken, pork, and fish. Sprinkle with 1/4 teaspoon salt. Wrap to form a bundle, and place the bundle on one end of a ti leaf. Wrap tightly and secure with a toothpick or rubber band. Repeat with the remaiing ingredients until you have 6 bundles. Bring water to a boil in a steamer. Steam lau lau over low heat for 6 hours, or until meat is tender.


Hawaiian Food Description
Contrary to popular belief, Hawaiian food is NOT a hamburger with pineapple on it, nor is it pizza with ham and pineapple, nor is it a piece of chicken with sweet pineapple sauce on it. Even though many people perceive Hawaii as the origin of pineapple, it isnât.


Hawaiian Food Description
Description of some favorite and delicious Hawaiian foods. Enjoy! Lau-Lau (rhymes with cow-cow, except with an L instead of a C). A lau lau (sometimes spelled laulau) is an authentic Hawaiian entree. It is made with exotic and delicious ingredients starting with either a pork (pork shoulder usually, not pork loin), chicken or vegetable filling, sometimes with a little bit of rich and flavorful salted butterfish.


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LAULAU The layer of leaves wrapped around the pork is very thick. The pork does stay moist. For us, the proportion of the mushy leaves compared to the filling was too much.


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We ordered the ribs (small), poki with ohpil, laulau, luau pig (small), fried butterfish collar, beef stew, mac salad and one order of rice. It was all delicious. The ribs was the top favorite. Second was luau pig for my cohort, but for me it was the laulau, since we can't get that in the


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A computer software engineer may design applications for tablets. Computer engineers might work on projects with a group. Software engineers test computer programs before they are sold to the public. A computer software engineer spends so much time in front of a computer that they may develop carpal tunnel syndrome.


What does a Computer Software Engineer do?
These engineers typically fall into two categories: computer applications software engineer and computer systems software engineer. Typically a computer software engineer will work on a host of projects, including manufacturing, industry, government, and educational institutions. These professionals are often analytical and extremely detail-oriented, and generally possess a college education in computer software or software engineering.


What Can I Do with a Bachelorâs in Software Engineering?
Software Engineer (Corporate) Software engineering programs prepare students to do more than code. Bachelorâs educated software engineers may work at any stage of the software development life cycle. Duties can include eliciting project requirements, writing algorithms, coding, testing, deployment, or maintenance.


What Can I Do with a Bachelorâs in Software Engineering?
You can also work on embedded software projects; this type of software is used in virtually every industry, from medicine to aeronautics. Here is a look at some of your options. [Find a Bachelor's in Software Engineering program near you]


What Can I Do with a Bachelorâs in Software Engineering?
Software engineers may also be hired by large companies to prevent other types of system abuse. As you can see, there are many directions you can take with a bachelorâs in software engineering. Once you get started in a program additional pathways will present that will give you an idea of where youâd like to take your education and career.


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Discover career opportunities with a bachelor's degree in software engineering. Example job titles are provided as well as some examples of companies who have hired individuals who hold a bachelor's in software engineering.


What Can I Do with a Bachelorâs in Software Engineering?
What Can I Do with a Bachelorâs in Software Engineering? With a bachelorâs in software engineering, you can be competitive for many mid-level positions in software development as well as for jobs in related fields like cyber security. Thereâs a good deal of variety.


Camping World
Camping World is located at the address 7030 Interstate Island Rd in Syracuse, New York 13209. They can be contacted via phone at (315) 413-0401 for pricing, hours and directions. Camping World has an annual sales volume of 2M â 4,999,999. For maps and directions to Camping World view the map to the right.


Camping World Upstate New York Indoor RV Show
10:00am. Camping World of Syracuse New York, America's Largest RV Dealership selling New and used RVs, Travel Trailers, Motorhomes and 5th Wheels. The name you trust with over 85 dealers nationwide providing RV Parts, RV Service and RV Accessories. Venue: Center of Progress & Horticulture Building.


Camping World
Camping World is your destination for all your RV, camper, and motorhome needs. We offer the nation's largest inventory of new and used RVs for sale. With convenient on-site financing, you're sure to find the perfect RV to fit your lifestyle and budget.


Camping World
We carry all classes of RVs, including Class A, Class B, and Class C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, pop-ups, and toyhaulers. You also get the peace of mind that only Camping World can provide. With a network of 100+ service centers across the nation, you're never far from the support you need. We carry over 10,000 RV parts and accessories, so you're fully stocked and prepared for your next camping trip.


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Latest Review For: Camping World - Vacaville, CA. Service Manager. Camping World is pleased to announce that Dustin Simpson former owner of California RV Specialists & Central Valley RV Repair, Inc. Has joined Camping World RV Sales of Vacaville as Service Manager. He brings years of experience to the table and has worn many hats in the RV industry over the years, Dustin has been everything from an RV Tech, Warranty Administrator, Parts Manager, Service Manager & Business Owner.


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Listing of store locations and hours. Camping World RV - Syracuse, NY, New York (Outdoor Equipments RV ) - Location & Hours.


Bloodshot Eyes Remedies
The Complete Home Wellness Handbook. John Edward Swartzberg, M.D., F.A.C.P., Sheldon Margen, M.D., and the editors of the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter. Updated by Remedy Health Media


10 Home Remedies for Colds
Once you are infected, however, you can try to ease some of the aches and pains. In the next section, we will review some home remedies for relieving cold symptoms. This information is solely for informational purposes. IT IS NOT INTENDED TO PROVIDE MEDICAL ADVICE.


12 Home Remedies for Cough â Quiet and Soothe Your Hacking Cough
Did we miss any home remedies for cough? Do you have a favorite home remedy for cough that didn't make the list? Leave us a comment and let us know. Useful feedback from our readers makes the site more helpful to the Common Sense Home community. Thank you! You may also enjoy other posts in our Home Remedies series, including: 12 Home Remedies for Earaches â Ear Pain Relief for Kids and Adults; 9 Home Remedies for Congestion â Natural Decongestants That Work; Natural Remedies for Colds and Flu to Help You Feel Better Faster â summary of all our cold and flu related posts


Home Remedies How-ToHealth/Beauty
Home Remedies How-To Â· May 12, 2017 Â· New post (5 SKIN CARE TIPS FOR ACNE: HOW OFTEN TO CLEANSE) has been published on New Home Remedies Magazine that gives you advices and tricks


The Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar
How to Cure Acne Scars Quickly with Apple Cider Vinegar. Apple cider vinegar for acid reflux, 5 best natural home remedies for acid reflux, tips and precautions. ACV with water, organic honey, rose water ect..


13 Beneficial Home Remedies for Lymphoma
Some of the most effective home remedies for lymphoma include the use of iodine, green tea extract, artemisinin, parsley, licorice, and milk thistle Some of the most effective home remedies for lymphoma include the use of iodine, green tea extract, artemisinin, parsley, licorice, and milk thistle


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Treatment of an actual CL cyst can be handled one of four ways... 1  The entire abscess can be removed intact. 2  The cyst can be drained. 3  The cyst can be killed. 4  Dispose of the goat.


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Bring the Bling Back to Your Rings Make your own nontoxic jewelry cleaner out of household ingredients.


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Essential Oils For Aching Joints - Natural Remedies Club Do you have the luxury of time yet short on money to have a smile makeover? Natural solutions for healing ailments and conditions along with natural cleaning solutions for the home.


Home Remedies for Mildew
Mildew Home Remedies The sight and smell of mildew is not only offensive to you, but is embarrassing when company comes to visit. To make sure your home is free of growing fungus, the following home remedies for mildew can set you on the right track: a) Lemon Juice: When garments and other fabrics show signs of mildew, apply a mix of lemon juice and salt to treat stains.


Squid
As such, deep-water squid have the greatest known penis length relative to body size of all mobile animals, second in the entire animal kingdom only to certain sessile barnacles. Digestive system. Like all cephalopods, squid have complex digestive systems. The muscular stomach is found roughly in the midpoint of the visceral mass.


Vampire squid
Nonetheless, the vampire squid is able to live and breathe normally in the minimum zone at oxygen saturations as low as 3%, an ability that few other animals possess. To cope with life in the suffocating depths, vampire squids have developed several interesting adaptations. Of all deep-sea cephalopods, their mass-specific metabolic rate is the lowest


What Is the Classification for Squids?
Phylum Mollusca: Soft and Plentiful. All squid species belong to the broad Animalia Kingdom. As the name implies, all animals belong to this kingdom. Members of this kingdom are multicellular and use other living things to supply their nourishment. Within that kingdom, squid belong to the narrower Mollusca phylum. Their phylum includes between 50,000 and 200,000 species, according to the University of California Museum of Paleontology. These soft-bodied creatures include slugs, scallops and clams.


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Below the following step, which is the class : squid, the system becomes extremely intricate with dozens of different orders and families that are the domain of specialists. Was this helpful? Let the contributor know!


Classifying the Giant Pacific Octopus
This domain is comprised of organisms that have a true nucleus. The nucleus contains the genetic material, which is made up of DNA. Each cell also contains membrane bound organelles, such as the mitochondria or chloroplast. This domain includes plants, animals, protists, and fungi.


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Squids have some of the largest eyes, in proportion to their body, in the animal kingdom. Some squid body parts include fins, a mantle, tentacles, suckers, two hearts, gills and ink sacs. Complete the worksheets below to learn more about squids. Web Quests 1- 3: General web resources for information on squids


Classifying the Giant Pacific Octopus
Kingdom: Animalia Organisms in the kingdom Animalia are all heterotrophic. They are unable to produce their own food and must feed upon other organisms. Animalia are multicellular. They can produce sexually and are motile. This group contains animals all the way from sponges, to invertebrates, to humans.


Squid
Squid, like cuttlefish, have eight arms and two tentacles arranged in pairs. Some species of squid are... The squid is a marine cephalopod similar to the octopus. Like all other cephalopods, squid have a distinct head, bilateral symmetry, a mantle, and arms. Squid, like cuttlefish, have eight arms and two tentacles arranged in pairs. Some species of squid are...


Squid
Squid is a small, emerald green male SeaWing dragonet with green wings and a false dragonet set to replace Tsunami, because she was too defiant in the eyes of Morrowseer. He is the son of Nautilus (the former leader of the Talons of Peace) and a mother that is unknown other than confirmation of her being in the Talons.


To which Kingdom, Phylum and Subphylum does the following species come under; Amoeba, Euglena and Paremicium?
To which Kingdom, Phylum and Subphylum does the following species come under; Amoeba, Euglena and Paremicium?


What kingdom does Amoebas belong?
hamster - animalia amoeba - unsure...micro organism/monera? rose - plantae mushroom - fungi urchins - animalia human - animalia micro organism - micro organism/monera pine tree - plantae multicellular algae - fungi? euglena - micro organism? yeast - fungi mosquito - animalia paramecium - micro organism owl - animalia dandelion - plantae shotgun fungus - fungi goldfish - animalia lizard - animalia sponge - animalia sorry i in basic terms understand some. a number of them may well ...


Do Volvox belong in kingdom plantae or protista?
In five-kingdom classification, unicellular green algae are in kingdom Plantae, but Euglena and Chlamydomonas are in kingdom Protista. Why?


Protist Test Practice
Why can't the paramecium change shape like the amoeba? Two paramecium lay side by side and join together at the mouth pore. This allows the exchanging of DNA to take place in the micronucleus.


To which kingdom do amoeba, euglena, paramoecium belong?
Answer Wiki. Amoeba , Euglena and Paramoecium all belong to the kingdom Protista of gwhittakerâs 5 kingdom classification system. This kingdom includes all the unicellular eukaryotic organisms. Hope it helps!


What is the kingdom that Euglena belong to?
, embarrassingly obsessed with biology. Euglena belongs to the kingdom of Protista or the kingdom of Protozoa, depending on the system of classification you prefer.


What kingdom does Amoebas belong?
Protista. The Amoebas belong to a group called Protista. They are the divided into a subkingdom called Amoebazoa. The amoebas are unique creature, with a range of sizez. They move by pseudepods, or false feet. The eat by engulfing other organisms. They do have a complex body system including contractile valcules, membranes, food valcules and many other organeelles.


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Savda Time Use the above converter to visually and very quickly convert time in Savda, India to another timezone. Simply mouse over the colored hour-tiles and glance at the hours selected by the column.


Average Weather in July in Tarlac City Philippines
The number of hours during which the Sun is visible (black line). From bottom (most yellow) to top (most gray), the color bands indicate: full daylight, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and full night. The earliest sunrise of the month in SÄvda is 6:17 AM on October 1 and the latest sunrise is 11 minutes later at 6:28 AM on October 31.


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Average Weather in June in Puerto del Rosario Spain
Daylight saving time is not observed in SÄvda during 2018. For reference, on June 21, the longest day of the year, the Sun rises at 5:45 AM and sets 13 hours, 25 minutes later, at 7:10 PM, while on December 21, the shortest day of the year, it rises at 6:58 AM and sets 10 hours, 51 minutes later, at 5:49 PM.


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Savda Time. Use the above converter to visually and very quickly convert time in Savda, India to another timezone. Simply mouse over the colored hour-tiles and glance at the hours selected by the column. Current time zone for Savda, India is IST, whose offset is GMT+5.5. It currently does not observe Daylight Savings Time.


Averages for Malta in October
The shortest day of the month is October 31, with 11 hours, 23 minutes of daylight and the longest day is October 1, with 11 hours, 57 minutes of daylight.


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Get Savda, India typical April Weather including average and record temperatures from AccuWeather.com


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Find current time in Savda, India and quickly convert it other time zones with this easy-to-use, modern time zone converter. World Clock & Time Converter Features


centipedes and millipedes belong to which group? -  (Dec/14/2009 )
The centipedes and millipedes belong to which group? A) Arachnids B) Annelids C) Hexapods D) Myriapods E) None of the above What would be the best answer? I think it's either D or E.


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What Domain, Kingdom and Phylum does this belong to? porifera cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates Origin of multicellularity


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Which phylum does this belong to? Does it have a foot? porifera cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates Origin of multicellularity Gastropods - snails, conchs, nudibranchs Cephalopods - octopus, nautilus (tentacles) Bivalves - clams, oysters (two shells)


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Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Myriapoda Class: Chilopoda Millipede Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Subphylum: Uniramia Class: Diplopoda


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The centipedes head is quite flat and covered with a round or oval shield. It carries a pair of prominent antennae, which are the animals major sense organs, enabling it to smell and feel it's way around. Many of the species are quite blind, but some carry a number of simple eyes on the front of their head shield.


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Centipedes under Stones: The shiny brown centipedes that scuttle away when stones and logs are turned nearly all belong to the group known as lithobiids or stone dwellers. They are much broader than the geophilids, their legs are much longer, and they run much faster.


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It is still quite a useful term although it is now realised that the centipedes and millipedes are not closely related and they are now put into their own separate classes. The centipedes belong to the class Chilopoda and the millipedes belong to the class Diplopoda. There are many differences to the habits of these two groups, but the most obvious is in the arrangement of the legs: centipedes have one pair of legs on each body segment, whilst millipedes have two sets of legs on nearly every segment.


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The Centipedes and the Millipedes are nearly all long and slender animals with many body segments and numerous legs. They were once lumped together into a single group known as the Myriapoda. This name means 'many feet' and it was a very apt one for these animals.


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Which phylum does this belong to? Does it have a foot? porifera cnidarians flatworms mollusks annelids nematodes arthropods echinoderms chordates Origin of multicellularity Mollusc - 3 body parts Visceral mass Foot Mantle (may make shell)


Do Volvox belong in kingdom plantae or protista?
Volvox is of the Kingdom Plantae. Volvox is a Chlorophyte, or green alga. It exists as a grand spherical colony. Each little alga within the colony bears two flagella, whip-like hairs. The individual alga are connected to each other by thin strands of cytoplasm that enable the whole colony to swim in a coordinated fashion.


Elodea
See Article History. Alternative Titles: ditch moss, waterweed. Elodea, genus of five or six species of submerged aquatic plants in the frogâs-bit family (Hydrocharitaceae), useful in aquariums and in laboratory demonstrations of cellular activities.


Elodea
Elodea is a genus of 6 species of aquatic plants often called the waterweeds described as a genus in 1803. Elodea is native to North and South America and is also widely used as aquarium vegetation. It lives in fresh water. The introduction of some species of Elodea into waterways in parts of Europe, Australia, Africa, Asia, and New Zealand has created a significant problem and it is now considered a noxious weed in these areas.


Do Volvox belong in kingdom plantae or protista?
Volvox is of the Kingdom Plantae. Volvox is a Chlorophyte, or green alga. It exists as a grand spherical colony. Each little alga within the colony bears two flagella, whip-like hairs. The individual alga are connected to each other by thin str...


Yeast
Yeast for baking is sold in compressed cakes containing starch or in a dry granular form mixed with cornmeal. Commercial yeast is 50 percent protein and is a rich source of vitamins B 1, B 2, niacin, and folic acid. Brewerâs yeast and nutritional yeast can be eaten as a vitamin supplement.


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Yeast: Yeast, any of about 1,500 species of single-celled fungi, several of which are of economic importance or are pathogenic.


Elodea
Elodea is a genus of 6 species of aquatic plants often called the waterweeds described as a genus in 1803. Elodea is native to North and South America[2] and is also widely used as aquarium vegetation.


Elodea
The use of these names causes it to be confused with similar-looking plants, like Brazilian elodea (Egeria densa) or hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata). American water weed is an attractive aquarium plant and is a good substitute for Brazilian elodea.


Leavening agent
Written By: Yeast, any of about 1,500 species of single-celled fungi, most of which are in the phylum Ascomycota, only a few being Basidiomycota. Yeasts are found worldwide in soils and on plant surfaces and are especially abundant in sugary mediums such as flower nectar and fruits.


Yeast
Yeasts are simple cells, 3 to 5 micrometres (0.0001 to 0.0002 inch) in diameter. Molds consist of filamentous branching structures (called hyphae), 2 to 10 micrometres in diameter, that are formedâ¦ Read More


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It was also believed that it was spread thought the Middle East by the Sea People, a confederacy of seafaring raiders whose provenance is unknown and who invaded Anatolia, Syria, Canaan (the Levant, modern-day Lebanon, Israel, the western part of Jordan and south-western Syria), Cyprus, and Egypt toward the end of the Bronze Age.


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Africa, The Spread Of Civilization In Africa. Various Authors. Edited By: R. A. Guisepi. Date: 2001 Africa is a continent of great size, almost 12 million square miles or about three times the size of the United States. Most of it lies in the tropics and, although we often think of Africa in terms of its rain forests,


The Spread of Bantu
The Spread of Bantu pg 39 What brought about the migration of the Bantu-speaking people across much of the sub-Saharan Africa? How did the Bantu speakers and the people they came into contact with benefit from this migration? About 2,000 years ago, the proto-Bantu speaking people who lived in what is today the eastern part of Nigeria began to work with iron.


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The Bantu migrations had a vast influence on the development of Africa. The Bantu peoples passed on many concepts to the rest of Sub-Saharan Africa. Read this research paper and over 1,500,000 others like it now.


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The arrival of Muslims by expansion and conquest of the Rightly-Guided and Umayyad Conquests came between the years 640-680 C.E. (with Egypt falling from the Byzantine Empire â¦in 640 and Morocco acceding to union with the Umayyad Caliphate in 680 C.E.


The Bantu Expansion
The Bantu Expansion An Overview for College Students The Word Bantu The word Bantu (which means people in many Bantu languages) refers to a group of about 500 African languages and to their speakers, today numbering about 90 million people. The Bantu language most often taught in American Universities is Swahili, but there are many others.


Spread of Islam in West Africa (part 1 of 3): The Empire of Ghana
1 Muslim geographers and historians have provided excellent records of Muslim rulers and peoples in Africa. 2  Eminent Arab historians and African scholars have written on the empires of Ghana, Mali, Songhay, and Kanem Bornu.


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Islam became the dominant religion in West Africa (except along the southern coast of West Africa) by around 750-800 C.E. Exact dates are difficult to know since Islam spread by trade and commerce in these areas as opposed to conquest.


The Arrival of Bantu-Speaking Africans
The Arrival of Bantu-Speaking Africans. Bantu-speaking Africans, whose descendants make up the overwhelming majority of the present-day inhabitants of South Africa, had moved south of the Limpopo River by about 1,500 years ago.


Genetic variation reveals large-scale population expansion and migration during the expansion of Bantu-speaking peoples
4. Discussion. It is well known that Bantu languages are spread throughout sub-Saharan Africa but trace their origin to west Africa. Various linguistic studies have contributed towards resolving the Bantu language trees and helped to infer the proposed routes of the expansion of Bantu-speaking people [3,6,12,15].


American Music Therapy Association
A professional music therapist holds a bachelor's degree or higher in music therapy from one of over 70 American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) approved college and university programs.


Education and Degree Requirements to Become a Therapist
Social work will prepare you to become a licensed clinical social worker. Child psychology programs train you to work with children. Counseling equips you to work with a wide variety of people across the lifespan. Marriage and family therapy courses can help you become a marriage and family therapist.


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Start taking lessons and practice a lot. Note that if accepted to a music therapy program, youâll also need to become proficient enough on piano, guitar, and voice to pass required exams (college classes in these instruments will be offered). As for theory â some background in music theory before college is always helpful.


So you want to become a music therapist...
So you want to become a music therapist... Image by doug88888 via FlickrI, rather regularly, receive emails and blog comments from people who are interested in becoming music therapists. And I regularly send back big, long emails with information I hope they'll find to be useful.


American Music Therapy Association
The music therapy degree is a professional music degree which requires an audition for acceptance into the school of music. This specialized degree is offered at over 70 colleges/universities whose degree programs are approved by the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA).


How to Become a Music Therapist
To become a music therapist, youâll need a degree in music therapy from a university that is accredited by the AMTA (American Music Therapy Association). You'll need to take classes in subjects like music theory, behavioral sciences, disabling conditions and general studies. There's a few different degree plans available depending on what you need.


Start Here: What are you most interested in?
All Music Therapists must pass a certification exam from the Certification Board for Music Therapists and continue to pass the exam every five years or take recertification credits. Successfully passing the exam will give the Music Therapist the designation of Music Therapist-Board Certified (MT-BC).


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The third component of the degree is the study of music therapy. This includes classes relating to psychology as well as laboratory training and field work. A large part of the field work involves working under the guidance of an established music therapist.


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Consider that if you are going to feed large quantities often, your filter will likely need to be four times the size detailed by the filter manufacturer. Filter designs are often calculated to accommodate a volume of water and not the amount of hungry koi fish living in it.


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You only need to do it right once but you can get it wrong over and over. This chapter will address building a koi pond with a liner but the only difference between a liner pond and any other is whatâs used to contain the water.


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By feeding high quality food, little and often, you are closer to the natural grazing way of feeding. 1  Connector. Fish stocking level Try not to get carried away, limit yourself to fewer, but more beautiful fish. 2  Connector. Water quality Undertake regular water chemistry tests and water changes. 3  Connector.


Golden Garden: Add Koi and Goldfish to Your Pond for a Pop of Color (Full Article)
As with goldfish, koi will reduce activity and become dormant at low winter temperatures. Koi are also generally more destructive to plants, so you may need to use more periphery plants in your water garden and possibly mature water lilies in large, heavy pots that cannot be knocked over. Koi also prefer to be fed two to three times a day.


At What Temperature Should You Keep Your Koi Fish Tank?
According to Koi Acres, a company that sells koi and koi supplies, koi fish are able to survive in water that is anywhere between 34 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Even though koi can survive in extremely cold or very hot water, it does not mean that they do well at these temperatures.


Koi FAQ
What is the temperature range that Koi can live in? Koi can live in water that ranges in temperature from 34 degrees F to 90 degrees F. They won't thrive at the extreme temperatures though. Can Koi stay in the pond during the wintertime? They can stay in the pond as long as you keep a hole in the ice with a de-icer.


How To Apply Thrive Koi Clay
Dosing For New Ponds. For new application, Thrive Koi Clay is to be dosed at 1 level scoop (provided) or tablespoon per 1,000 gallons of pond water 2-3 times per week for 3 weeks. Then Thrive Koi Clay should be dosed at the weekly recommended dosing below. Weekly Recommended Dosing


How To Apply Thrive Koi Clay
How To Apply Thrive Koi Clay How To Apply Thrive Koi Clay Thrive Koi Clay can be dissolved in a container of pond water and poured evenly around the edges of your pond. Dosing For New Ponds For new application, Thrive Koi Clay is to be dosed at 1 level scoop (provided) or tablespoon per 1,000 gallons of pond water 2-3 times per week for 3 weeks.


Explore Koi Fish Pond, Fish Ponds, and more!
Koi fish need healthy, clean, water to thrive! Products and dyes from Organic Pond will keep your fish happy! www.organicpond.com


Understanding Laboratory Tests
For this reason, people may be asked to not eat or drink for several hours before a laboratory test or to delay taking medications until after the test. For many tests, it is possible for someone with cancer to have results that fall within the normal range.


What Tests Can Detect Prostate Cancer Early?
The percent-free PSA (fPSA) is the ratio of how much PSA circulates free compared to the total PSA level. The percentage of free PSA is lower in men who have prostate cancer than in men who do not. This test is sometimes used to help decide if you should have a prostate biopsy if your PSA results are in the borderline range (like between 4 and 10).


Cancer Screening
Inside NCI: A Conversation with Dr. Barry Kramer about Cancer Screening. Checking for cancer (or for conditions that may become cancer) in people who have no symptoms is called screening. Screening can help doctors find and treat several types of cancer early. Early detection is important because when abnormal tissue or cancer is found early, it may be easier to treat. By the time symptoms appear, cancer may have begun to spread and is harder to treat. Several screening tests have been shown to detect cancer early and to reduce the chance of dying from that cancer. These tests are described on the Screening Tests page. But it is important to keep in mind that screening tests can have potential harms as well as benefits. 1  Some screening tests may cause bleeding or other health problems. 2  Screening tests can have false-positive resultsâthe test indicates that cancer may be present even though it is not.


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Ovarian cancer is the uncontrolled growth of cells within a womanâs ovaries, the reproductive glands that produce hormones and develop and release an egg into the fallopian tube once a month during childbearing years. Learn about the lab tests used to help diagnose and monitor ovarian cancer.


Diagnosis
But if you have a large squamous cell carcinoma, Merkel cell carcinoma or melanoma, your doctor may recommend further tests to determine the extent of the cancer. Additional tests might include imaging tests to examine the nearby lymph nodes for signs of cancer or a procedure to remove a nearby lymph node and test it for signs of cancer (sentinel lymph node biopsy).


Lab Tests and Nodules
Or you have felt a lump in your neck and have made an appointment to see your primary physician. If you are a woman from about 20 to 50 years old, you should understand that this is a common finding. Nevertheless, you may be concerned about the possibility of cancer. In fact, most nodules or âlumpsâ in the thyroid are NOT cancerous. The challenge for the physician is to determine which nodules are benign and which nodules are cancerous. 1  The following qualities may provide useful information, but they will NOT determine whether the nodule is benign or malignant: 2  How long the nodule has been present. 3  Whether it is tender or not.


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A stool test â known as a fecal occult blood test (FOBT) or fecal immunochemical test (FIT) â is an easy, once-a-year screening test for colon cancer that you can do in the privacy of your own home. You can pick up the test kit from a doctor or medical provider. The kit comes with a stick or brush that you use to collect a sample of your stool. Follow the instructions that come with the kit and return the kit to your doctor or a lab. The doctor or lab will look for hidden blood in your stool sample. This hidden blood could be an early sign of colon cancer.