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I would appreciate it if you could help out with my brother's fifth grade science questions about weather. I'm in eighth grade and can't seem to help him. XD1. What are two major weather factors that determine climate?2. What kind of climate would you expect to find in areas between the equator and poles?3. What are the effects of a rain shadow on a mountain range?4. Does wind speed change as a weather front moves into an area? If so, how?Sam has a wind vane on top of his house. This afternoon he noticed that the wind, which had been blowing from the west, changed direction and started blowing from the north. Sam went inside and looked at his barometer. He noticed that the pressure was rising.5. What weather predictions can Sam make?Thanks in advance!

My cousin and I have a major disagreement going on with the amount of kids a person should have. She says that as long as she can "afford" it, she'll keep having them. She currently has 3 and wants at least 2 more. I also should mention that she's not married but is living with her bf of a year or so.My view on affordability of kids is not just in the short term but in the long run. When I think of being able to afford having children, I'm factoring in college, extra activities (music lessons, etc), adequate life insurance and so forth. My cousin says that she lives in the "here and now" and will worry about college and stuff like that later on.So I'm curious to know the views of others out there. When you think about having more children are you a "long term planner" or more of a "here and now" type person?

I currently own a Sony DSC-F707 camera and I am extremely happy with the service I have gotten from it. I'm now at the point where I like to upgrade to a new DSLR.I have looked at several but the one feature I would love to have on them is missing on all the ones I've checked out. I never thought the ability to have a viewer at up to 90 degrees off the lens would be so important to me but having the ability to see what I'm taking pictures of when I raise the camera over other people or close to the ground without actually having to lay down on the floor is now a major factor in making my decision.Is there any good DSLR that has a rotating digital display available? I'm specifically looking for a 10MP or better camera.

Conditions: -Let's say, its restricted to fictional characters.-No kicks in the nads.-We are not near a body of water, so you cannot say aquaman, mermaidman, or any water pokemon is the victor.-Cosmic-level powers are just unfair, so omnipotent gods, the silver surfer, and phoenix from x-men can't win unless they can fight and survive really well.-If they are not a physical being, they cannot participate in the fight.-We all know Goku would actually win, but let's try and add some character and distinctiveness to our answers. Coolness is a major factor in this question.oh yeah, video games, too. my bad.digimon counts. it is probably involved in every form of media in america, lol.

hypothesizes that predation by a particular owl species is the major factor controlling the population ofa particular rabbit species. If this hypothesis proves to be correct, which of the following population effects could be expected in this rabbit- owl pair?ANSWER: An increase in the owl population should cause a fall in the rabbit population

Why are gas prices the most high they've ever been now? Isn't it ironic that this happens when the U.S. is starting to enter a recession? I don't get it. Oil companies are having record-breaking profits and oil is the highest it has ever been. Yes, there is distention in the Middle East, but no major new developments. Why now? What are the factors?

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____(1)_______ refers to the transportation of sediment and soil on the Earths surface.___(2)____ is the force behind all erosion. The three major agents of erosion are ___(3)___, ___(4)___, and ___(5)___. The most common and effective agent of erosion is ___(6)___.What factor do you think most greatly influences the amount of material (carrying power) of a stream? ____(7)______What are some examples of damage prompted by an increase in carrying power of moving water?What factors influence the velocity (and therefore carrying power) of a stream?a._____(8)________b._____(9)________The higher velocity of a stream, the ____(10)____ the particle size that it can carry.Streams transport sediemnt in three ways. These include:a.___(11)_______b.___(12)_______c.___(13)_______Thanks so much!

I usually ask people which college should I go to. This time I will tell more about myself, and for you to pick one to three colleges and state why should I go there. I would like the pros's and con's of your University you pick. I am a journalist and an actor. I have been acting since I was 6, and acting is my passion. I have been in more than 25 plays, and the past 3-4 years, have broken into the tv/film buisness. I had an agent in ATL for 2 years (Ford Models), but they recently closed there ATL office. I also have an agent in Nashville for 2 years, but haven't gotten an audition. I am currently looking for an agent. I want to go to college to act in tv/film more than theater. I do not enjoy theater like I use to. I cannot sing or dance. I am a terrible singer, though I am in Chorus. People stare at me, sometimes. I also love journalism! It is more of an back up career, but is a passion. I want to be a cultural/critc journalist. I would love to work at The New York Times to The Rolling Stone Magazine. I can also see myself working at Variety. I want to double major in Acting and Journalism. I also do some print modeling, so it should not be in the country. I want you to come up with your college, instead of myself telling you. I am 14, but am planning on skipping my last two years of HS. I might not take Drama, instead I might take Chorus. It is up to the HS, but if I don't take Drama, will it lessen my chances for Acting. I am also smart, I get all A's and a B. My GPA in the 8th Grade is a 3.8. I live in GA for the past four years, but I grew up in the suburbs of Florida. I hate GA, because I have no family here. I am planning to be on the swim team, so I can get a swimming scholarship. I am getting really good! Money is a small factor, because I have to get a scholarship... I would prefer L.A. or NY for college. I have to get both Acting and Journalism in my college. So, what college do you suggest? Thanks!I am a guy, an actor!

major essay for collegehelp!!!

Was it a major factor, or just a small factor?

I had to really think about how to word this question without being offensive.I have talked to many LEO's here in my city... and the majority of them are former military and to be honest... they look down on those that aren't as if I will be any less of a Police Officer without having military training.Thoughts Opinions Advice... all welcome...I really want to know if it will be a major factor in my being hired or respected. I will have an Associates in Arts by the time I am done with the academy within 2 yrs. In the state of Michigan I have been informed you cannot be an LEO without a degree.How many of you are LEOs with NO military experience and how does it affect ya job?

I am(ok we) are thinking of replacing our down stairs toilet. It has a tendancy to clog and back up very easy. We are not flushing anything weird down it and not using excessive toilet paper. We are not on a septic system. I noticed on home depots website that toilet bowls and toilet tanks are sold seperately. For our problem should we replace the bowl, the tank or both? I don't know what the major factor here is. The upstairs toilet works just fine. I'm not calling a plummer, my husband knows how to instal a toilet.like I said I'm not calling a plumber. the toilet needs to be replaced anyway.toilet has been snaked. I just talked to him on the phone(hes at work) he thinks something is actuallt stuck in the S bend, like a toy or something. Hes going to pull it off the floor and check that first. Thanks for the suggestions.

What are three major factors to consider when evaluating the scientific merit of quantitative studies?

When i decided to buy either a ps3 or a 360 i knew that ps3 was better, however everyone else had a 360 so i bought that for multiplayer purposes.Id still quite like a ps3 as even if it wasnt as good id prefer to give the evil sony my money than the pathetic and evil microsoft.i would really like to get rainbow 6 on the 360 but thinking about just waiting til i buy my ps3, but as i was wanting to buy the ps3 when rockband or the new FF came out im not too sure.Since we all know taht the disk scratching problem of the 360 is a major bonus for ps3 along with every single factor bar game issue speed.I was just wondering if the ps3 live has gotten better yet, i hope its still free but also they have fixed that whole end the game to send a message thing which would annoy me greatly and how the online play compares to 360.(sorry its a long rant)just to add the message problem is mainly for inviting people to games, should my firends ever see the light and buy the lessor of two evils.I like ps3 for blueray aswell but they are still abit costly so i am fighting the urge until like dvds they feel the plummet from £25 each to 3 for £20Also curious about the res of ps3 as unlike the 360 the ps3 can actually support HD res not just upscale, but alot of games seem to only show res up to 720p not 1080i or 1080p

Sony already won the hi def video war from Toshiba a few months back. But still the price of the player has not gone down to an affordable price for mass audience.It's almost as if Sony was as stubbon as Microsoft when MS is price the Xbox360 over the price that most people would not buy it for and still they do'nt realize that price these days is a major factor, considering soaring gas prices and all. What do you think?

Seems like they made some enemies in the party along the way and some of them endorsed Obama. If HillBill loses the election they will still be major factors in the party and election for a long time yet. Do you think their delegates may want to defect but are afraid?.

What years are generally considered the time period of the Renaissance?What factors helped lead to the begining of the renaissance?In what area of the world did the Renaissance movement begin?Who were some important figures of the renaissance?What major events took place that shaped the period of the renaissance?What time period did the Renaissance give way to? Did the Renaissance have anything to do with inspiring that future time period?

Mostly on my essays is where I messed up on. I did good on my DBQ but my frqs... My first frq was about analyzing the social and economic challenges that were faced from 1945-1989 in Western Europe. I just listed world war 2 affected it, so did the cold war, women began to get rights such as voting, there were student revolts in France, and Germany was split in two.I thought I did horrible on that FRQ and I looked at the next one which was finding the major factors of anti semitism in the nineteenth century. The first word that came to my mind is "hate against the jews" but I also remembered my friend saying awhile back that anti semitism was the act of hating a certain group of people. So I used Social Darwinism, Imperialism, and Nationalism as my arguements.I stepped out of the room and I told my friend about the essays and then hes like "Dude you just failed that essay about anti-semitism."So my question is, did I really fail the National exam? Were my essays wrong?

this is not graded. i finished school a week ago and i forgot to do one test...i already passed tenth so this doesnt matter. please help. PLZ.1: Transport vesicles produced by the endoplasmic reticulum are processed and sent to other regions of a cell by tubulins glyoxysomes microfilaments Golgi bodies nucleosomes 2: Some whales and penguins feed on crustaceans called krill, which are classified ecologically as producers primary consumers secondary consumers decomposers benthic organisms 3: A region of the brain mainly involved with homeostasis is the hypothalamus corpus callosum pons basal ganglia neopallium Questions 4-7 are based on the diagram of the cardiovascular system of a typical mammal and your knowledge of biology. 4: 4. Use the diagram of a typical mammalian cardiovascular system to answer the following questions. What blood vessel receives blood directly from the hepatic vein coming from the liver. 12 8 6 4 1 5: The only veins that carry oxygenated blood 4 and 7 2 and 8 1 and 3 4 and 6 2 and 7 6: Which parts of the cardiovascular system have strong cardiac muscle responsible for pumping blood through the lungs and body? 12 and 5 9 and 5 10 and 9 12 and 5 8 and 2 7: What blood vessels would carry blood to the lungs? 2 and 8 3 and 2 12 and 4 3 and 11 7 and 4 8: Scientists studied an isolated region for many years. They observed grasshoppers, flies, and ants living amid grasses and herbaceous plants. Blue jays and sparrows were the dominant birds. In time, shrubs and trees invaded and covered the region; blue jays and sparrows were replaced by cardinals and robins. In effect, the scientists observed the phenomenon called speciation migration predation carrying capacity succession 9: A basement membrane is an extracellular matrix that is associated with bone tissue nerve tissue epithelial tissue smooth muscle tissue loose areolar tissue 10: Water dissolves ionic compounds mainly because it is an electrically charged molecule it is a dipole molecule its hydrogen bonds are easily broken its kinetic energy enables many collisions it requires 80 calories per gram to produce a change of phase, from solid to liquid 11: In mammals, release of milk from mammary glands is regulated by oxytocin progesterone prostaglandins estrogen thyroxine 12: Heterospory (the production of two kinds of spores by a sporophytes) in certain bryophytes is an evolutionary adaptation that enabled the extensive growth of vascular tissue enabled sexual reproduction in the absence of water produced separate plants bearing antheridia and oogonia produced diploid gametophyte generations that are the dominant plants enabled asexual reproduction by gemmae 13: A standard procedure of genetic engineering is the use of endonucleases or restriction enzymes to splice together loose ends of DNA fragments remove recognized DNA fragments inhibit DNA replication generate spontaneous mutations prolong the G1phase of mitosis 14: The symbiotic relationship between nitrogen-fixing bacteria and a clover plant illustrates coevolution commensalism convergent evolution trophic structure parasitism 15: The main function of decomposers is to convert free nitrogen into ammonia release nitrogen into the atmosphere degrade organic compounds into inorganic compounds release carbon dioxide into the air convert sulfur-containing compounds into hydrogen sulfide 16: Which is the most important factor in the loss of Earth's biodiversity? depletion of the ozone layer the greenhouse effect the release of toxic wastes into the environment habitat destruction movement of soil nutrients into aquatic systems 17: A three-chambered heart is characteristic of a fish salamander crocodile bird monotreme 18: In which of the following ecosystems are nutrients cycled most rapidly? temperate forest tropical rain forest estuary tundra intertidal zone 19: Demography is the study of biotic potentials and population density how populations may change in the future density-dependent factors and biomass biogeological cycles and climate change how renewable and nonrenewable resources are being used 20: In the developing embryo of a coelomate animal, such as humans, mesoderm normally give rise to muscles digestive glands ganglions lungs skin 21: In a humoral response to antigens, B cells give rise to plasma cells killer T cells helper T cells molecules monoclonal antibodies 22: A recent study involving tumor research indicated a relationship between growth of blood vessels, multiplication of tumor cells, and the enzyme ATP synthetase. Which organelle of tumor cells should be the focus of this study? Golgi apparatus endoplasmic reticulum ribosome mitochondrion plasma membrane 23: The diagram illustrates the genes are inserted into plasmids of what type of organisms? bacteria rabbits gene humans fungi 24: This type of biotechnology is used in the production of. estrogen sterile bacteria germicides T cells insulin 25: The scientists who work isolating a single gene and moving it from one organism to another is called Genetists Genetic engineers Isolationists Biotechnicians Bacteriologists 26: Interphase of cell division includes three subphases. The subphase in which replication occurs is the prophase S phase G1 phase G2 phase telophase 27: In cells, histones help package DNA molecules called exons nucleotides nucleosomes nucleosides chromatids 28: A plant cell immersed in a hypotonic salt solution will remain unchanged because of its cell wall actively absorb nonmetallic ions actively absorb metallic ions gain turgor lose turgor 29: When an enzyme is introduced into a body process the may process speed up because the enzyme establishes a concentration gradient lowers the activation energy of the reactions shifts the equilibrium to the left increases the number of active sites carries on self-replication, thereby increasing the enzyme concentration 30: In humans, inability to roll the tongue is a recessive trait. If 25 percent of individuals in a population are unable to roll their tongues, what is the percentage of recessive genes in the gene pool? 75% 50% 25% 5% less than 5%

Or another way to phrase the question, Four factors that have an effect on control of breathing?

Hey I am a 13 yearold. I recently got admission to a Magnet High School and my parents rewarded me with $700. Should I get a Desktop PC, PS3 or a laptop? I game a lot, till now I didnt have any major system so I used my parents Computer alot. I have to count in a lot of factors in my choice........like for example:1.Summer's comming up2.I'm gonna go to a really competitve high school3.The price has gotta be under like $800.4.I have had any major game system till now.Thanks for any suggestions!(No BS answers plz)

A plant is in violation of EPA laws and is subject ot being closed. Should the fact that the plant is the town major source of income and its closure could impose economic hardship be a factor in this case

my friend is selling one that he fixed up for $4500 and its right when I need a new car. It has a little under 100K miles. He bought it for a 1K with a broken axle and a few other minor damages that he fixed up. Blue book has it lowest value for the car at $4800, so assuming its fixed up well, I'm getting a very good deal. I want something very reliable and good on gas. I would also love a car thats fun to drive and has a nice interior. I'm not really looking to race or anything, so I dont need speed. i really like the rally type cars like this and it seems like its perfect for me. The only thing that concerns me is its quality and whether or not it will break down a lot. I recently owned a GM car and it was a very frustrating experience owning it due to its lack of reliability, so this is a major decision-making factor.

on what major factor did the supreme court rule that dred scott was not free?

1.Why must we avoid emotional language in critical thinking?2.What are the three major types of definitions?3.What establishes the credibility of a source?4.What are the three factors that cause distortions in the media?5.What is the difference between a euphemism and a dysphemism?6.What is similar in “stereotypes”, “innuendos”, “loaded questions”, and “weaslers”?7.Why are “ridicule”, “hyperbole”, and “proof surrogate” detrimental to critical thinking?8.How can “scare tactics” persuade an audience?

I am a university student (painstakingly) trying to finish my research for my thesis. I'm doing on Tourist Motivation to Kuching City. I have gathered data from 200 respondents. My objectives are to examine what are the tourist push and pull factors to Kuching, and to study whether are there any significant differences between these two groups' push and pull factors. The major problem is that, I don't know which analysis to use! Is it using mean? Or ANOVA? Or correlation? Or even t-Test? Anyone out there who knows? I would really appreciate further explainations or usefull links which uses simple English instead of those technical jargons.. Thanks everyone..Regards,NickOh, I also listed out 5 push and 5 pull motives with each motives being given a 5 point likert scale

Read the case study and answer the questions that follow:Debra is a 45 year old woman of Pacific Islander descent who has been living with diabetes for 5 years. She has come in for a check-up. She has always considered herself to be overweight, and does not take part in regular physical activity. Debra does not take insulin to control her diabetes, but does have to take oral medications to help her cells become more receptive to her own insulin. Her lab tests show the following: HbA1c 8.3%, serum cholesterol 214 mg/dl, and triglycerides 275 mg/dl.When Debra was diagnosed with diabetes she did not seek the help and expertise of a Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE). Instead she followed the diet advice of her great aunt who also has diabetes, which was simply to avoid anything with sugar. This guideline, though simple, has not been working well for Debra and her sweet tooth.Questions: (All answers can be found in the notes)1.Interpret the results of Debra’s lab tests. a.Are they within normal limits? Explain. (1 point)b.If not, what are the normal levels of those particular lab tests? (1 point)c.We know that Debra has already been diagnosed with diabetes, but her lab results indicate that she is at risk for another disease/condition. What is she at risk for and why? (2 points)2.Based on the information provided in the case study, what type of diabetes does Debra likely have? What have you based your answer on? (2 points)3.During the Diabetes lecture, we discussed diet changes that can be beneficial in both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. What are these diet changes? (2 points)4.Which of the risk factors (not the same as complications) for diabetes discussed in class (in the notes) apply to Debra? (1 points)5.Explain briefly the functions of insulin and glucagon, respectively, with regard to blood glucose control. (2 points)6.Explain the major difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. (1 point)7.Briefly explain the following terms: Glycogenesis, Glycogenolysis, Gestational diabetes, Polyphagia, Insulin resistance, Hypoglycemia, Glycated hemoglobin, Glucometer. (8 points)

What is potential evapotranspiration and how does it differ from actual evapotranspiration?What factors control the rate at which water leaves the Earth's surface by way of evaporation and transpiration? Describe the major global distribution patterns of precipitation. How is salinity measured? What salts make up seawater?

1.In what sense are the fallacies “begging the question” and “circularity” similar?2.What are (a) five premise indicators, and (b) five conclusion indicators?3.What are the two major patterns in causal reasoning?4.What are five factors that make a scientific hypothesis weak?5.What is the difference between Utilitarian and Deontological ethics?6.What are the five necessary ingredients in any categorical proposition?7.What are the logical equivalences by Obversion for the following:(a)All works of art are works of labor.(b)Some critical thinkers are smart people.(c)Some politicians are not honest people.(d)No aliens are earthborn beings.

What years are generally considered the time period of the Renaissance?What factors helped lead to the begining of the renaissance?In what area of the world did the Renaissance movement begin?Who were some important figures of the renaissance?What major events took place that shaped the period of the renaissance?What time period did the Renaissance give way to? Did the Renaissance have anything to do with inspiring that future time period?19 hours ago - 3 days left to answer.

1: Transport vesicles produced by the endoplasmic reticulum are processed and sent to other regions of a cell by tubulins glyoxysomes microfilaments Golgi bodies nucleosomes 2: Some whales and penguins feed on crustaceans called krill, which are classified ecologically as producers primary consumers secondary consumers decomposers benthic organisms 3: A region of the brain mainly involved with homeostasis is the hypothalamus corpus callosum pons basal ganglia neopallium Questions 4-7 are based on the diagram of the cardiovascular system of a typical mammal and your knowledge of biology. 4: 4. Use the diagram of a typical mammalian cardiovascular system to answer the following questions. What blood vessel receives blood directly from the hepatic vein coming from the liver. 12 8 6 4 1 5: The only veins that carry oxygenated blood 4 and 7 2 and 8 1 and 3 4 and 6 2 and 7 6: Which parts of the cardiovascular system have strong cardiac muscle responsible for pumping blood through the lungs and body? 12 and 5 9 and 5 10 and 9 12 and 5 8 and 2 7: What blood vessels would carry blood to the lungs? 2 and 8 3 and 2 12 and 4 3 and 11 7 and 4 8: Scientists studied an isolated region for many years. They observed grasshoppers, flies, and ants living amid grasses and herbaceous plants. Blue jays and sparrows were the dominant birds. In time, shrubs and trees invaded and covered the region; blue jays and sparrows were replaced by cardinals and robins. In effect, the scientists observed the phenomenon called speciation migration predation carrying capacity succession 9: A basement membrane is an extracellular matrix that is associated with bone tissue nerve tissue epithelial tissue smooth muscle tissue loose areolar tissue 10: Water dissolves ionic compounds mainly because it is an electrically charged molecule it is a dipole molecule its hydrogen bonds are easily broken its kinetic energy enables many collisions it requires 80 calories per gram to produce a change of phase, from solid to liquid 11: In mammals, release of milk from mammary glands is regulated by oxytocin progesterone prostaglandins estrogen thyroxine 12: Heterospory (the production of two kinds of spores by a sporophytes) in certain bryophytes is an evolutionary adaptation that enabled the extensive growth of vascular tissue enabled sexual reproduction in the absence of water produced separate plants bearing antheridia and oogonia produced diploid gametophyte generations that are the dominant plants enabled asexual reproduction by gemmae 13: A standard procedure of genetic engineering is the use of endonucleases or restriction enzymes to splice together loose ends of DNA fragments remove recognized DNA fragments inhibit DNA replication generate spontaneous mutations prolong the G1phase of mitosis 14: The symbiotic relationship between nitrogen-fixing bacteria and a clover plant illustrates coevolution commensalism convergent evolution trophic structure parasitism 15: The main function of decomposers is to convert free nitrogen into ammonia release nitrogen into the atmosphere degrade organic compounds into inorganic compounds release carbon dioxide into the air convert sulfur-containing compounds into hydrogen sulfide 16: Which is the most important factor in the loss of Earth's biodiversity? depletion of the ozone layer the greenhouse effect the release of toxic wastes into the environment habitat destruction movement of soil nutrients into aquatic systems 17: A three-chambered heart is characteristic of a fish salamander crocodile bird monotreme 18: In which of the following ecosystems are nutrients cycled most rapidly? temperate forest tropical rain forest estuary tundra intertidal zone 19: Demography is the study of biotic potentials and population density how populations may change in the future density-dependent factors and biomass biogeological cycles and climate change how renewable and nonrenewable resources are being used 20: In the developing embryo of a coelomate animal, such as humans, mesoderm normally give rise to muscles digestive glands ganglions lungs skin 21: In a humoral response to antigens, B cells give rise to plasma cells killer T cells helper T cells molecules monoclonal antibodies 22: A recent study involving tumor research indicated a relationship between growth of blood vessels, multiplication of tumor cells, and the enzyme ATP synthetase. Which organelle of tumor cells should be the focus of this study? Golgi apparatus endoplasmic reticulum ribosome mitochondrion plasma membrane 23: The diagram illustrates the genes are inserted into plasmids of what type of organisms? bacteria rabbits gene humans fungi 24: This type of biotechnology is used in the production of. estrogen sterile bacteria germicides T cells insulin 25: The scientists who work isolating a single gene and moving it from one organism to another is called Genetists Genetic engineers Isolationists Biotechnicians Bacteriologists 26: Interphase of cell division includes three subphases. The subphase in which replication occurs is the prophase S phase G1 phase G2 phase telophase 27: In cells, histones help package DNA molecules called exons nucleotides nucleosomes nucleosides chromatids 28: A plant cell immersed in a hypotonic salt solution will remain unchanged because of its cell wall actively absorb nonmetallic ions actively absorb metallic ions gain turgor lose turgor 29: When an enzyme is introduced into a body process the may process speed up because the enzyme establishes a concentration gradient lowers the activation energy of the reactions shifts the equilibrium to the left increases the number of active sites carries on self-replication, thereby increasing the enzyme concentration 30: In humans, inability to roll the tongue is a recessive trait. If 25 percent of individuals in a population are unable to roll their tongues, what is the percentage of recessive genes in the gene pool? 75% 50% 25% 5% less than 5%

I've been researching wikipedia concerning rates of population expansion (just out of curiosity) and I've looked at a few countries, China, Chile, Brazil, Turkey....and the values for these countries is less than 2 children born/woman.Now, I'm thinking that, logically a woman would need to have at least 2 children to replace herself and her husband in that country.These countries I've mentioned and many others like them also don't have many, if very few immigrants coming into the country every year, to say that the population is rising because of that.So then, how come the population of these countries is rising at quite a steady fast pace ???Is it all explained by just the increase in life expectancy, better healthcare, etc. ?? Or are there any major factors at work ??Thank you for your answers.what about long term ?will the figures go down in 30-40 years assuming that life-expectancy is still limited...even with newer technologies and discoveries....

Physical characteristics of alveoli as well as depth and rate of breathing are important factors affecting gas exchange in the Alveoli. - Gas Charcteristics?- Structure of the Larynx?- Structure of the Pharynx?- Condition of the Bronchioles?Hmmmm...???

My HS is doing Beauty and the Beast. I want to audition for the Beast. Minor problem. I'm physically disabled. I have a slight limp when I walk. I figured this wasn't a big deal, since the Beast is a monster, and maybe limping would add the extra "wow" factor to the monster. You know?My main question is the dance. I can do simple stuff, (like the dance scene in the show I can do no problem. But something like.. A Chorus Line-forget it.) I've seen the show twice, and don't recall any major dancing. Is there?So I have to ask: would someone like me, a soon to be junior in high school-be able to get the part of the Beast even with my disability. Also: we are going to be asked to sing a song from the show-any ideas? I'm a tenor.

I'm really sorry if anyone is offended by this. No jokeRejected Questions for the 2008 AP Biology Exam1. Which of the following led to the increased function of the invertebrate nervous system?(A) Development of an advanced cerebellum(B) Cephalization of the major sensory organs and the cerebrum?(C) God(D) Occurrence of highly developed olfactory lobes in the invertebrate brain2. Which of the following immune system cells is most severely depleted by HIV/AIDS?(A) Plasma B cells(B) Memory B cells(C) Helper T cells(D) Black people3. Which of the following is True of C4 plants such as corn?(A) The Calvin cycle is confined(B) I have no f*cking idea(C) The plants are classified as cacti(D) I forgot the question4. Which of the following is a limiting factor on the growth of a population?(A) The annual reproductive rate(B) The proportion of a population that can bebe removed without destroying its ability to maintain a stable population(C) Chuck Norris(D) Abortions5. Which of the following is a primary carnivore?(A) Dolphins with guns(B) Piscivorous fish (C) Seals(D) All of the above were killed by Chuck NorrisFree Response:Question 1Kangaroo rats, like other organisms, show specific adaptations to the environment in which they live. Kangaroo rats are endangered and can survive in the desert with no free water. If you worked for an oil conglomerate, how would you go about destroying the entire Kangaroo rat population without attracting the attention of the EPA?

Christians, feel free to disagree, but from studying your religion, I see two major components: guilt and fear."Christ died for us"- the concept that perfection was destroyed for YOU, the "imperfect" is clearly meant to guilt us into believing. Only an ungrateful, immoral person wouldn't feel guilty at such an accusation...fear of Hell seems to be another major factor. Fear of Hell leads us to "accept Christ's sacrifice" as much as guilt does (we feel guilty that perfection was sacrificed, and we are afraid of what happens if we don't accept the sacrifice).In this way, Christians are forced to believe a good afterlife must come through Christ. That bottlegate leads to many other moral values forced upon the Christian, in the name of Christ.Feel free to disagree, but doesn't Christianity base itself over fear and guilt?

I want to know more about Corso d'Italia, a neighbourhood in Toronto. I'm interested to know what type of residents live in the area, such as the majority of the ages and their economic status, and if it's a wealthy or a poor neighborhood. in addition to that, i would like to know the type of factors that contribute to these characteristics. (for example, are there more old age homes/schools in the area because there is a higher ratio of residents that are of an older or very young age?) what are major types of businesses in the area contributing to their economic status?about italian culture in general...i know many people that live in the area are italians, so from an italian culture, I want to know what is valued highly in their culture (such as wealth), what is accepted or not accepted, the types of traditions they have, and if religion is very important...etc.any input of the italian culture is great or possibly sites you would recommend would help greatlythanks

i am a junior in high school and i have 2 F's, 4 D's and C's.Can I even get into community college? Do they accept you into community college if you have a high school diplome? Or do they look at your grades as the major factor?

Rejected Questions for the 2008 AP Biology Exam1. Which of the following led to the increased function of the invertebrate nervous system?(A) Development of an advanced cerebellum(B) Cephalization of the major sensory organs and the cerebrum?(C) God(D) Occurrence of highly developed olfactory lobes in the invertebrate brain2. Which of the following immune system cells is most severely depleted by HIV/AIDS?(A) Plasma B cells(B) Memory B cells(C) Helper T cells(D) Black people3. Which of the following is True of C4 plants such as corn?(A) The Calvin cycle is confined to the bundle sheath cells(B) I have no f*cking idea(C) The plants are classified as cacti(D) I forgot the question4. Which of the following is a limiting factor on the growth of a population?(A) The annual reproductive rate(B) The proportion of a population that can be removed without destroying its ability to maintain a stable population(C) Chuck Norris(D) Abortions5. Which of the following is a primary carnivore?(A) Dolphins with guns(B) Piscivorous fish (C) Seals(D) All of the above were killed by Chuck NorrisFree Response:Question 1Kangaroo rats, like other organisms, show specific adaptations to the environment in which they live. Kangaroo rats are endangered and can survive in the desert with no free water. If you worked for an oil conglomerate, how would you go about destroying the entire Kangaroo rat population without attracting the attention of the EPA?I'm really sorry if anyone is offended by this. No joke.

What is the difference between primary & secondary succession?What are the main limiting factors & how does each affect population growth?

age, gender, status, ethnicity, drug using, smoking, disease etc... it can be anything in your mind, just let me know because i will be researching about this interesting topic. cheers

Ok, to make things short and to the point here is the scenario:I have been dating this girl for about 9 months. We just recently broke up due to the fact that I'm 30 and she is 24yrs old. There is an obvious age gap however for the first six months we were always together and everything was going great. I knew in the back of my head though to be careful because of the age. For the past three weeks she has been going through major life changes, first career job, new car, and trying to finish her master’s degree. Basically we broke up the other day because she feels she is not ready for what I'm ready for. I have been really unhappy lately because I feel she has been distant from me and without communicating her feelings. My questions is this, I love this girl with all my heart I want to marry her eventually however timing is not right. I believe she is in love with me and loves me deeply. It hurts me that timing plays such a crucial factor on a relationship. Being a friend hurts!

i'm currently attending UCR as a business major but i got into UCSD as an econ major (transferring); however, i'm not sure whats better econ or business and if going to a better name college makes a difference when finding a job and getting into grad school (going for MBA). I have a 3.8+ gpa at UCR and i'm thinking it will probably drop if i go to UCSD, would that be a factor? also what is econometrics? is that hard? i've never really heard of itAlso, does being in a better named school give you more of an advantage in getting into grad school and getting a job?

OK..... I enjoy a bit of porn from time to time... and now its free.. direct to my home... I dont even have to get it wrapped in brown paper or stuff it under my jumper.. or hide it on the top shelf of my wardrobe where she can't reach it! All I gotta do is clear my history page every time.But I don't get what all the fuss is about. Apparently divorce lawyers are increasingly citing "web porn addiction" as a major factor in around 50% of the divorces that Solicitors milk and cream..... And it's not a small number of us ... apparently 88% of the viewers of porn are men.... and last month around 2.34 million hits in Australia were all visiting online porn sites... so it's a mighty popular past-time for regular guys... not just sex starved basement dwellers. (The population of Australia is around 20 million).So what's up wth that anyway.

it is a major factor of coastal tempratures

I hope to attend law school when I finish my undergrad degree. I'm double majoring but I have a fairly low GPA (3.0). I'm entering into my third year and plan on bringing my GPA up as much as possible but I was wondering if law schools factor in how difficult your undergraduate school was?Basically I want know if undergraduates from schools like Brown or the University of Michigan are ranked on the same platform as a smaller school that is much easier to get into (as an undegrad)...

Story Tools: E-MAIL | PRINT | Text Size: S M L XL | REPORT TYPO | SEND YOUR FEEDBACKVancouver crowned break-in capital of North AmericaLast Updated: Friday, December 14, 2007 | 2:49 PM ET CBC News A new report has given Vancouver a dubious honour: the highest break-in rate of all major Canadian and American cities, nearly four times that of New York City.Last year, Vancouver recorded more than 1,100 break-ins per 100,000 residents while New York City had just over 300.The numbers are contained in the annual report by the B.C. Progress Board, which showed Vancouver had the second-highest combined violent and property crime rate among all major cities in Canada and the United States.The annual report, which tracks a wide range of statistics on everything from exports to cancer rates to crime, and then ranks the province and Vancouver against other provinces, states and cities, has since 2001 become known for delivering good news and bad news.After the report's release on Thursday, Health Minister George Abbott noted B.C. once again ranks first for health outcomes in Canada."I'm very pleased by that. We know that British Columbians live longer than just about anyone else on the face of the earth."Fewer British Columbians are obese and fewer adults smoke than in any other Canadian province. And B.C. leads the country in life expectancy.But it's in the area known as 'social condition,' which measures everything from poverty to birth weights, that B.C. falls down with a ninth-place ranking among the 10 provinces.According to the report, the most troubling social indicator was the 17.5 percent of British Columbians living below the low-income threshold, the second-worst ranking in Canada.The report also notes the situation has not improved at all during the past decade.And while crime rates have been improving, B.C. still lags behind the national average in all major categories.Property crime in particular is a problem, NDP solicitor general's critic Mike Farnworth points out."It shows B.C. has the worst rate of property crime in the country. I think it's nothing for this province to be proud of."Despite the fact that crime rates have fallen significantly between 1997 and 2005, B.C. still ranked 60th in a North American comparison.The report blames several factors for B.C.'s above-average crime rateCriminal business organizations involved in the illegal drug trade. Defective and/or deficient childhood development practices. Mental disorder and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. High numbers of impoverished chronic, repeat offenders addicted to drugs and alcohol. The apparent failure of the criminal justice system to punish offenders. But while Vancouver has high property crime rates, it ranks better on violent crimes with rates below those found among major U.S. cities.Vancouver's violent crime rate of 391 incidents per 100,000 population ranked it eighth, behind top-ranking Quebec at 185 incidents per 100,000 population and ahead of Detroit with 716, said the report.Vancouver ranked eighth on the homicide rate with 2.5 per population, above the national average of 1.9, but less than one-quarter of bottom ranked Detroit

I'm good at everything, and interested in everything, so I have difficulty narrowing down my options. The most important factor would be making real progress. However, I don't know where to look. Is there really that much progress to be made in things like mathematics, science, or psychology? I would like to advance understanding in a certain field. How much left is there to understand?Basically, what field still has a lot of progress to be made? Fields such as mathematics, physics, science, psychology, sociology, and even teaching, fitness, and politics. What field needs the most progress?