Zach wants to ride the Ferris wheel, the roller coaster, and the log ride. The Ferris wheel costs 2.0 tickets, the roller coaster costs 7.0 tickets, and the log ride costs 1.0 ticket. Zach has 1.0 ticket. How many more tickets should Zach buy? Answer:

Question: There are several books on a bookshelf. If one book is the 4th from the left and 6th from the right, how many books are on the shelf?
Answer: 9. Try sketching the problem out to see it.
Haha. There could also be seventeen in that case.

Question: A box of marbles costs $20. If the marbles are worth $19 more than the box, what is the box worth?
Answer: $.50. The marbles are worth $19 more than the box. $19 + $.50 = $19.50. The marbles ($19.50) plus the box ($.50) is worth the total price ($20).

A nurse put 100 gloves into 4 containers. She puts gloves in the containers in such a way that each container has two more gloves than the one before. How many gloves are in each container?
Answer: 22, 24, 26, and 28 gloves.
Let X be the number of gloves in the first container. Then there are X+2 gloves in the 2-nd container, X+4 gloves in the 3-rd container, and X+6 gloves in the 4-th container. Hence, we have X+X+2+X+4+X+6=100. Solving for X, we get X=22 gloves in the first container, 24 gloves in the 2-nd container, 26 gloves in the 3-rd container and 28 gloves in the 4-th container.
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Question: A hobo picks up cigarette butts from the ground and can make a cigarette with 4 butts. If he finds 16 cigarette butts, how many cigarettes can he make?
Answer: 5. He makes 4 cigarettes with the 16 butts. Then he smokes them and has 4 more butts to make another cigarette.

A farmer keeps three types of animals on his farm: cows, pigs and horses. Can you guess how many of each animal he has based on the following information?
ANSWER: 3 cows, 2 pigs and 1 horse.
Replacing Pigs with 2 in equations 1 and 3 will give you the number of Horses and Cows.

Amoebas are small organisms that reproduce rapidly. They double every minute. In 1 hour they filled half a bottle. How long will it take to fill the whole bottle? Answer: 1 hour and 1 minute.
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Explanation: Being able to calculate with negative integers is a valuable skill. Using a number line is helpful and you may want to have one available while you complete these problems. Moving left on a number line indicates adding a negative number.
- 2 + _ = 7 You started at - 2 and ended at 7. What did you add? Answer: 9 Easy!
4 + _ = - 4 You started at 4 but ended at - 4. What did you add? Answer: - 8 Easy!
Directions: Use the number line to find the missing number. Strive for understanding the topic, strive for accuracy and then strive to increase your speed. Good luck and enjoy the challenge!

How many white dots should there be on the wings of the last ladybug?
Answer:Three. The difference between the number of black and white dots is always two. The last ladybug should have three white dots.

John is three times younger than his father, but two times older than his brother Jim. How old is John if Jim is 40 years younger than his father?
Answer: John is 16 years old.
Let X be John’s age, F be father’s age, and J be Jim’s age. Then, 3X=F, X/2 =J, and J+40=F. Solving this system of three equations for X, we get X=16.
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Read out the two numbers.
Decide if the first number is "greater than", "less than", or "equal to" the second number.
Answer: Compare these numbers. The number 7 comes after 3 while counting. Hence 7 is greater than 3. Using mathematical symbols, "7 is greater than 3" can be written as 7 > 3.

5. Out of the remaining 22 nomads, 50% were men.
Can you tell the total number of members in the group and the number of males?
Answer: There were a total of fifty nomads in the group out of which 29 were male.

What famous TV show did the mask of Michael Myers (the face of Halloween) come from?
Answer: Back in 1978, the makers of Halloween had such a limited budget that they were forced to buy the cheapest one they could find. It turned out to be a William Shatner Star Trek mask. When Shatner found out, he said he was honored.

Question: A man wants to start a forest fire.There are 80 trees and you have a lighter. How many trees should he burn?
Answer: He can't burn the trees. He would go to jail for trying to start arson.

Many students find math questions that involve percent increase and percent decrease somewhat confusing. The first step to answering these questions correctly on the ACT is identifying them when they’re presented.
The following two examples show you how to handle both types of questions from start to finish.
Randy bought a small guitar amplifier priced at $165 with a special coupon that gave him a 15-percent discount. About how much did he end up paying for the amp?
Thus, the correct answer is Choice (D).
You can apply this method for finding percent increase and decrease to many percent problems.
Keith’s portfolio is currently worth $10,200, representing a 20-percent increase on his original investment. How much did he originally invest?

move one match and make this sum correct ?
Answer : Numbers are in roman.
Answer : Numbers are in roman.

Example #1: If we have 2.00 mol of N 2 reacting with sufficient H 2, how many moles of NH 3 will be produced? Comments prior to solving the example (a) The equation is already balanced.
Answer: The reaction shows us for every mole of N 2 consumed, 3 moles of H 2 is also consumed. We need 3 moles of hydrogen gas for every mole of nitrogen gas. The first thing we need to find out is the number of moles of each gas is on hand.
From the number of moles of each chemical that are involved in the reaction and their formula weights, we can figure out the weight of each one of these. So from the balanced equation, you can get the weight relationships.

#192 : Duck Or Rabbit?
Answer: The duck is looking over its right shoulder, towards the viewer. The rabbit is looking away, and up.

What is the fear of Friday the 13th called?
In the movie "Groundhog Day," every morning started with Bill Murray's clock radio playing what song?
Answer: The song was "I Got You, Babe", Sonny and Cher's 1965 hit.


Maggie bought 4.0 packs of red bouncy balls, 8.0 packs of yellow bouncy balls, and 4.0 packs of green bouncy balls. There were 10.0 bouncy balls in each package. How many bouncy balls did Maggie buy in all? Answer:

just wanted to know, during pregnancy it was advised not to eat deli meats soft cheeses and runny eggs etc. now that i have had my baby,and im breast feeding can i eat foods now?
Answer: Hi Silvana, Here is a great website that offers safe foods for pregnancy and breast feeding. Best wishes, Alex.

How many grams of NH3 can be produced from 10.4 g of H2?
Answer: 58.99 grams of NH3.
4. Find the ratio of de Broglie wavelength in first and third excited state of H atom.
5. Arrange H+, D+, He2+ and He+ in descending order of their e/m ratios.
6. Number of waves made by Bohr’s electron in one complete revolution in 3rd orbit is?

We will learn how to solve step-by-step the word problems on multiplication and division of whole numbers. We know, we need to do multiplication and division in our daily life. Let us solve some word problem examples.
1. The cost of a chair is $980.50. Find the cost of such 2035 chairs.
Therefore, cost of 2035 chairs is $1995317.50.
2. A tyre factory produces 6348 tyres a day. How many tyres will the factory produce in 460 days?
Therefore, the tyre factory will produce 2920080 tyres in 460 days.
3. 470988 books are to be arranged equally in shelves. If 378 books are arranged in each shelf, how many shelves will be needed?
Therefore, 1246 shelves needed to arrange 470988 books equally.
4. The cost of 534 train tickets was $457104. Find the cost of one ticket?
Therefore, cost of one train ticket is $856.

An ant has six legs, a spider has eight legs and a mouse has four legs.
In my zoo, I recently counted 612 legs which came from an equal number of each of these animals.
Can you identify how many animals there are in my zoo?
Hint: Remember that there are an equal number of each animal.
Answer: 102 animals: 34 of each.
As there are the same number of each animal, for every ant, spider and mouse we have 18 legs.
612 ÷ 18 = 34 of each animal.
Which gives a total of 34 x 3 = 102 animals.

Josh sold 465 bottles of apple cider and 605 bottles of wine. He made $10,050 altogether. If he sold 465 bottles of apple cider and only 586 bottles of wine, he would make just $9,822. How much did the 605 bottles of wine sell for?

Q 1: The sides of a quadrilateral ABCD are 4 cm, 9 cm, 10 cm and 8 cm. Find its perimeter.
Q 3: The sides of a quadrilateral ABCD are (7x9x5) cm, (9x5x6) cm, (5x6x2) cm and (12x5x6) cm. Find its perimeter.
Q 4: The sides of a quadrilateral ABCD are 16.23 cm, 19.56 cm and 28.35 cm. Find the remaining side if its perimeter is given by 76.68 cm .
Q 5: The sides of a quadrilateral ABCD are 2564 cm, 1235 cm, x cm and 1250 cm. Find x if its perimeter is given by 6618 cm.

If a farmer buys chicken feed for £4 per tonne, pig feed for £3 per tonne and cattle feed for 40p per tonne. How much of each would he have if he had 100 tonnes for £100?
Answer: 8 tonnes of chicken feed, 12 tonnes of pig feed and 80 tonnes of cattle feed.

There are 3 types of marbles in a bowl. Red ones, yellow ones, and blue ones. There are 20 red marbles and 12 yellow marbles. There are three times as many blue marbles as there are red marbles. How many marbles are in the bowl?( must do problem in your head) A. 76 marbles B. 68 marbles C. 92 marbles D. 80 marbles 20 12. 92.

May i ask of a natural remedy that is safe for my baby, to aid with fluid retention please.
Answer: Hi Natasha, Fluid retention tends to happen later in pregnancy. This is a side effect of pregnancy as you do retain more fluid during pregnancy to support the baby. It is not advisable to try to get rid of the fluid. You can help lessen its effects by raising your legs at times through the day and getting regular exercise. Best wishes, Alex.

At a school, 102 students play at least one sport. This is 40% of the students at the school. How many students are at the school?
This year, Perez’s Ski Shop had a profit of $80,000. This is 250 percent of last year’s profit. What was the profit of Perez’s Ski Shop last year?
This week, 300 tickets were sold to the school play. This is 120 percent of the number of tickets sold last week. How many tickets were sold last week for the school play?
Hank has read 25 percent of his book. If Hank has read 150 pages, which equation can be used to find the total number of pages in the book?
At Westside Middle School, 10 percent, or 140 students, participate in soccer. How many students are in the school? Check all that apply.
I need a helper here. Here is a problem.
Which equation can be used to solve the problem? 10 is 50 percent of what number?
At McCord Middle School, 200 students rode their bike or walked to school. This is 40 percent of the total student body. How many students attend McCord Middle School?
I need help with this math problem.
Which equation can be used to find 30 percent of 600?
Which equation can be used to find 40 percent of 25?
Which equation can be used to find 55 percent of 900?
Which equation can be used to find 150 percent of 500?
At McCord Middle School, 40 percent of the 500 students ride their bikes or walk to school. How many students ride their bikes or walk to school?
9 percent of $16.00 = ?
22,000 is what percent of 470000?

Example: For Nora's birthday, her mom bought a cake. Nora's mom made 6 equal pieces of the cake and Nora ate 2 of the pieces. What fraction of the cake did Nora eat?
Answer: Nora ate 2 out of 6 pieces. Therefore, she ate 2/6 fraction of the cake.
Q 1: Sam brought 7 pencils to school in September. In June he had two left. What fraction of his pencils did he have left in June?
Q 2: Sam brought 7 pencils to school in September. In June he had two left. What fraction of his pencils did he use up during the school year?
Q 3: An apple is cut into four pieces. One piece has a worm so you throw it away. What fraction of the apple is left.
Q 4: Emily has 8 favorite books. Four of them are Harry Potter books. What fraction of them are Harry Potter books?
Q 5: Anna has 8 dolls. Three of them are Barbie dolls. What fraction of the dolls are Barbie dolls?
Q 6: There are six math problems on the board. Jamie gets 5 of them correct. What fraction of the problems did she get correct?

What is the volume of cube whose total surface area is 54 ?
What is the volume of cube whose total surface area is 54?
What is the volume of cube whose total surface area is 54?
What is the volume of cube whose total surface area is 54 ?

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I stumbled across this article, Best Wi-Fi Cameras by Kyle Schurman. To tell the truth, I hadn't realized there were so many models with this capability.
I was familiar with the Canon PowerShot ELPH 320 HS ($199) and of course the Canon 6D ($2,100). But there are plenty of models by Sony, Panasonic, Nikon, and Samsung too.
The WiFi camera I'm looking forward to testing is the Canon PowerShot N ($299) once it's released in April.
In the meantime, Kyle's article will give you a good feel for the WiFi landscape.
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The Olympus 15mm f/8.0 Body Cap Lens that we first saw back at Photokina is now readily available for $49. This is a great accessory for micro four thirds shooters, and at a terrific price.
About the size of an Oreo cookie, the BCL is perfect for your backup camera because it keeps it ultra compact so you can fit it just about anywhere. If you need to take a quick shot, move the lever on the lens to the "dot position" and shoot. The image quality is remarkably good. It even has a macro mode by moving the lever all the way to the right.
When you're done shooting, slide the lever all the way to the left so it lines up with the orange marker. That slides the lens cover in place to protect the optics.
My big tip for shooting with this lens is to be sure to line up the lever with the white dot when in regular shooting mode. You'll feel a click-stop there. By doing so, your general photography shots will be in focus. If you're just a bit off in the alignment, they will be out of focus.
I really like this accessory. I doubt that I'll be using my regular body caps again. They just seem so one-dimensional compared the the BCL.
The LA Clippers visited Oracle Arena on Martin Luther King Day for a matinee game against the Golden State Warriors. Many of the Clippers stars came out for warm ups about an hour before the game. I like to get there early and watch them go through their pre-game routines.
DeAndre Jordan refining his footwork with a Clippers coach.
To stay within photography restrictions, you have to leave the flash at home and work with short, prime lenses. Anything that extends beyond 3" isn't allowed. I use my OM-D with a Zeiss 85mm f/2.8 prime. It's legal and it's sharp.
Blake Griffin practices his free throws.
The game itself was a thriller. Warriors came back in the fourth quarter to win 106-99 over the Clippers. Both teams played well, much to the delight of the thunderous Oracle Arena crowd.
Grant Hill watches a long range shot go down.
I like working on portraits before the game because it's easier to isolate the athletes than under game conditions. Plus, it's enjoyable to watch how professionals prepare for their work.
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This week's stories: 2013 Photo Workshops Schedule, Return of Drobo Part 5, Budget Fisheye, Macworld 2013.
Story #1 - Time to start thinking about our workshops for the upcoming season. We have five on the books right now. Let's take a closer look at them.
You can get on the Reserve List by visiting the TDS Workshops page.
Story #3 - Fisheye for my iPhone - I spent $16 and bought the 3in1 Fisheye Wide Angle Macro Lens kit for my iPhone 4S.
Story #4 - Macworld 2013 - I'm be hanging out at the Macworld/iWorld event in San Francisco on the afternoon of Thursday, Jan 31, 2013. If you're in town and attending the show at Moscone West, be sure to look me up and say hi.
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The January 2013 photo assignment is Self Timer.
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To help protect the front element of my Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm lens, I like the $7.29 Rainbowimaging 37mm Vented Metal Hood Shade that screws into the front threads. The vented hood is extremely light, which is important as to not stress the autofocusing mechanism of the 17mm prime.
I did a vignette test with the Rainbowimaging lens hood on the 17mm just to make sure they were compatible. It looks pretty good. Just a smidge in the corners. But you decide for yourself.
Vignette test for Rainbowimaging lens shade on Olympus 17mm f/2.8 pancake lens.
Personally, I like the way the Rainbowimaging lens shade looks on the 17mm, especially on my PEN mini. It's a good value and well made.
I'm be hanging out at the Macworld/iWorld event in San Francisco on the afternoon of Thursday, Jan 31, 2013. If you're in town and attending the show at Moscone West, be sure to look me up and say hi.
Best way to connect will be at the Digital Photography Panel Discussion (on main stage, I believe) led by Macworld Editor Jackie Dove at 2pm on Thursday. I'm on the panel with other Macworld writers including Mark Spencer, Gary Adcock, and Jeff Carlson. After the 45-minute panel, I'll explore the exhibit hall.
The Macworld event itself looks terrific. Lots of interesting talks and exhibitors. Hope to see you there.
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I've had a hankering to play with fisheye photography, but didn't have the budget for a lens for my OM-D. So I spent $16 and bought the 3in1 Fisheye Wide Angle Macro Lens kit for my iPhone 4S. I went with this budget kit because it was affordable and included a snap-on case for the iPhone. That way I didn't have to apply any adhesive to the phone itself.
I carry the lens in my pocket, then make crazy photography shots when I have a moment or two of downtime during my everyday life.
I'm having a blast, and I'm "scratching that fisheye itch" without dinging my credit card.
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I like making short movies and publishing them online. And I like trying different looks. So I decided to give the Dramatic Tone art filter a spin for my latest YouTube endeavor. The art filters for the Olympus OM-D E-M5 can be used for both still photography and movies.
The Dramatic Tone look intrigues me. For some scenes, like the first shot of the wall safe, I really like it. For skin tones, I don't care for it at all.
For a more sophisticated movie project, I'd probably limit the use of the filter to specific scenes. The trick would be blending the overall visual feel for the video using different filters and lighting.
But the only way you really get to know this stuff is to fire up the camera and make a movie. After doing so, you can analyze what you like and don't like, then incorporate that knowledge into your next project.
This week stories: Hands on with the Canon PowerShot N, falling in lust with the Fujifilm X20, and the Return of Drobo, Part 4.
Story #1 - The Canon PowerShot N features a powerful 28-224mm optical zoom, 12 MP sensor, touchscreen LCD that flips open, one button WiFi connectivity to your mobile device, stunning creative filters that can automatically be applied, and it's "shirt pocket" small. Price will be $299 this April.
I thought it was the most innovative consumer camera at CES.
But is it innovative enough for nimble photographers to slide into their pockets when they already have a capable smartphone?
Story #2 - The Fujifilm X20 ($599) reminded of just how handsome and capable a compact camera can be. Inside its die-cast magnesium body is a new 12MP 2/3" X-Trans CMOS II sensor coupled to a Fujinon 28-112mm f/2-2.8 zoom lens. Fuji's sensor is larger than much of its competition, including the Canon G15 and Panasonic LX7 that both use 1/1.7" chips.
The X20 now features an advanced optical zooming viewfinder that has an information overlay so you can see the current exposure settings while composing the shot. This is well implemented, and a welcome upgrade to the x10's viewfinder, which was good to begin with.
Additional features include an Intelligent Hybrid AF System, full HD 1080 video at 60fps, RAW capture, built-in film filters.
Story #3 - The Return of Drobo, Part 4. Since only my MacBook Pro Retina Display has Thunderbolt connectors, which I had been using for this project, I decided to try out the Drobo 5D using its buff USB cord included in the kit, and connecting it to my second generation (2009) MacBook Air.
For sorting and viewing images in Aperture reading the library located on the Drobo, performance was quite good. Where I noticed a difference was loading the data for RAW files in the Adjustments Inspector. There was a short delay from the time I opened the image until the adjustment tools were ready for use.
My conclusion is that I can view images, add metadata, and sort from the Aperture library using the humble USB 2 connection from my older MBP Air. But if I want to engage in serious image editing of RAW files, I should use the Thunderbolt connectivity on my newer MBP Retina Display.
Keep in mind however, that the USB port on the 5D is version 3. I was using USB 2 on my MBP Air. In the next installment, we'll see how USB 3 fares on the newer MBP.
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Any student participating in a sport that is eligible by OHSAA standards but doesn’t achieve a quarter GPA of 1.51 or higher must report to study center.
Students that received a GPA of 1.51-1.99 may be assigned to study center by the head coach only after the parent(s) has been contacted and agrees with the assignment.
If a student has below a 1.00 GPA and wishes to attend practice they must report to study center.
The student athlete is required to be in study center for 2 hours per week.
Study center will be open 4 days a week (M, T, W, TH) for one hour and 30 minutes per day.
Study center sign in sheet will be sent to the school athletic director on Friday.
Any student athlete that doesn’t complete their 2 hours will have the following week to make up those hours along with the hours due for that week.
If the student athlete doesn’t complete all hours the following week they must sit out the next contest.
The student athlete that sits out a contest will not have to make up the previous missed hours. The athlete must sit out a contest at the highest level they have played during the season.
Students that are ineligible that do not make up hours will not be allowed to practice for 7 days of scheduled practice.
If there is no school on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday the required study center time will be decreased by one half hour for each day there is no school.
Students that achieve a 3.00 or higher at the midterm will be excused from the study center requirement for the remainder of the current quarter.
Students that achieve a 1.51 or higher at the end of the quarter.
There will be no study center hours over winter or spring break.

Question: To dye a single Easter egg takes 7.5 minutes if you leave it in dye. How long would it take to dye 3 eggs?
Answer: 7.5 minutes. Do them all at once.

In a law office with 23 legal secretaries (all of whom are required to wear blue or black suits to work), 19 of the secretaries are female. If 2 male secretaries wear blue suits and 12 of the secretaries wear black suits, then how many female legal secretaries wear blue suits?
We know total n = 23.
Of males 2 wear Black so 4-2 = 2 wear Blue.
We are given total Black = 12, which means 10 females must wear Black to make x + 2 = 12.
Recall total females = 19, so females wearing Blue = 19-10 = 9. Answer C.
In a law office with 23 legal secretaries (all of whom are required to wear blue or black suits to work), 19 of the secretaries are female. If 2 male secretaries wear blue suits and 12 of the secretaries wear black suits, then how many female legal secretaries wear blue suits?
In a law office with 23 legal secretaries (all of whom are required to wear blue or black suits to work), 19 of the secretaries are female. If 2 male secretaries wear blue suits and 12 of the secretaries wear black suits, then how many female legal secretaries wear blue suits?
We are given that an office has 23 secretaries and 19 of them are female; thus, 4 are male.
Since 2 male secretaries wear blue suits, 2 must wear black suits.
Since 12 secretaries in total wear black suits, 12 - 2 = 10 female secretaries must wear black suits.
Finally, since there are 19 female secretaries, 19 - 10 = 9 must wear blue suits.
We are given that an office has 23 secretaries, 12 of whom wear black suits; thus, 11 wear blue suits.
Since 2 male secretaries wear blue suits, 11 - 2 = 9 female secretaries must wear blue suits.

A child weighing 12kgs is ordered 40mgs erythromycin per Kg/day, to be given in 4 even doses through out the day. The drug is available as 200mg/5ml of syrup.
How much syrup is the child to be given for each dose?
I found it helpful to figure out the total the child would have, and also how many mg is in each ml.
If the child weighs 12 kg and is supposed to get 40 mg per kg, she would be given a total dose of 480 mg.
If there are 200 mg in 5 ml, that means 1 ml equals 40 mg.
So that's 1 ml per kilo of body weight per day.
If she weighs 12 kg, she gets 12 ml per day.
That means with 4 doses, she gets 3 ml per dose.
Simple once you break it down!

Edward Hedley has a strong personal interest in international development founded on academic study of development issues in the UK, Denmark and South-east Asia, voluntary work in Vietnam and, most recently, more than eight years professional working experience in international development in Africa, South-east Asia, Asia-Pacific and Central Asia.
He has worked for a wide-range of donor and INGO projects, focussing recently on the design of theories of change, results chains, M&E frameworks and Value for Money (VfM) systems for high profile interventions in private sector development, agriculture and rural finance, and in regional integration. Edward is currently offering long-term support to the DfID-funded Private Enterprise Programme Ethiopia (PEPE) and to an evaluation of the DfID-funded West Africa Food Markets (WAFM) programme. He has recently completed support to the Rwanda Country Programme of Trade Mark East Africa, helping Trade Mark and its Rwandan partners to strengthen their approach to monitoring and evaluation across a large portfolio of projects and to develop further the evidence base for these interventions.
In this work, Edward has developed innovative approaches to programme monitoring, including the use of ICTs and beneficiary feed-back in reporting, and has designed approaches to M&E which are attuned to the particular methodological challenges of monitoring and evaluating challenge fund and M4P-type private sector development projects, including the design and use of theory-based and quasi-experimental approaches.
Find out more about Ed in his 60 Second Interview.
Business development including technical contributions to Expression of Interest and Proposals. Management of a portfolio of fee-earning work and projects (sub-contracting, managing freelance consultants, quality assurance, budgeting and financial monitoring). Undertaking consultancy work.
Business development activities including Expressions of Interest and proposals; design of M&E frameworks and assessments of outcomes/impacts; capacity assessments of planning, M&E and PFM processes; socio-economic survey design, coordination and management; research budget preparation; training and management of survey staff; and coordination of local and international consultants.
Project Coordinator for a high-profile campaign in the North East of England to address skills shortages in the labour market by raising the aspirations and relevant skills of the region's young people and by encouraging improved dialogue between private enterprise and educational institutions delivering both academic and vocational training courses. Operated in support of the delivery team, including organising events, dealing with enquiries from the public, raising purchase orders, managing databases and I.T. systems and encompassing all other duties relating to administration.
The West Africa Food Markets (WAFM) Pilot Programme is a 5 year initiative that seeks to increase the availability of staple foods and purchasing power of farmers in food-insecure regions of the Sahel, as well as to increase their resilience to hunger and malnutrition during the regular hungry seasons and periodic shocks.
Itad is responsible for designing and implementing an independent multi-year evaluation of WAFM. Edward is leading on the design of a programme theory of change (ToC) and in working with the programme management unit (PMU) to generate reporting data that is relevant to the needs of Itad’s Impact Evaluation, providing advice and support as necessary. Over the course of the evaluation, he will also support the Team leader in the design of a theory-based, Realist Evaluation.
PEPE is helping generate access to finance, good quality jobs, and increased incomes for Ethiopia’s poor. It is being implemented using the Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) approach with the aim to make markets more effective, sustainable and beneficial for poor people.
Edward is providing a variety of inputs in support of the in-country M&E Team as required. He has had a specific responsibility to design and implement the Programme VfM System which combines cost and results data and attributes this to individual interventions. He also provides support to the M&E Manager, including logframe and theory of change (ToC) review and training on specific topics.
MADE is a 5 year programme to improve the incomes and resilience of poor farmers and small-scale, rural entrepreneurs in the North of Ghana by improving the way in which markets work, with a particular focus on agricultural value chains. The programme is being implemented using the Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) approach with the aim to make markets more effective, sustainable and beneficial for poor people.
Edward is contributing to the design of a comprehensive M&E system based on theories of change in each intervention sector with universal indicators to measure agricultural outcomes. His role involves supporting an in-country M&E team to develop results chains, monitoring plans, survey designs and survey instruments.
The Somaliland Business Fund (SBF), part of the World Bank-administered SomPREPII programme, is a $3.6 million fund which offers grants to the Somaliland private sector ranging from $5,000 to $150,000, for projects involving business development services and/or fixed assets.
As senior M&E advisor, responsible for developing the SBF M&E system to be compatible to the SomPREPII results framework, which summarises SBF's key performance indicators. On-going M&E support includes design of M&E tools and procedures and training for SBF Fund Analysts in Somaliland, as well as QA of on-going M&E processes. End-line activities include design of SBF's approach to counterfactual analysis, impact assessment and contributions analysis.
The Mobile Money for the Unbanked (MMU) programme is working with mobile operators, banks, microfinance institutions, government and development organizations to encourage the expansion of reliable, affordable mobile financial services to the unbanked. The programme will support approximately 20 projects in developing countries, focusing on Africa, Asia and Latin America, with the goal of reaching 20 million previously unbanked people with mobile financial services by 2012. Mobile money services are expected to bring low-cost, high-quality financial services to millions of people in the developing world so they can manage life's risks and build financial security.
Working with the Agricultural Learning and Impacts Network (ALINe), responsible for developing an online survey of stakeholders? perceptions to monitor MMU's progress against the programme's key performance indicators. In the second phase of the work, led the design and implementation of an evaluation of MMU's in-country PLP deployments, working closely with a mobile industry specialist. These evaluations entailed a series of field visits to MMU-supported deployments, as well as telephone-based interviews with key industry personnel.
TradeMark East Africa (TMEA) is a not for profit organisation that gives technical and monetary support to the EAC Secretariat, national governments, private sector and civil society so they can enhance trade and markets in the region for the benefit of all East Africans. Through TMEA, a cost-effective regional aid delivery mechanism has been established that can focus on building long-term East African capacity. TMEA provides a durable platform for scaling-up Aid For Trade to East Africa in areas such as: Trade policy reform; Trade-related infrastructure; Regional investment climate harmonization; Export development; Trade facilitation; Coping with the social and environmental adjustment costs of deeper integration and rapid export-led growth. ITAD are providing in-depth and ongoing M&E support to TMEA Rwanda and its partners, including 18 government, quasi-government, private sector and civil society organisations. This support aims to enhance the overall quality and coherence of TMEA Rwanda?s programme goals and performance metrics and to provide ongoing mentoring and technical assistance to its partners to enhance the evidence-base for project design, the quality of their key performance indicators, their capacity to report on project outputs and outcomes, and their capacity to use monitoring information in project management decisions.
Played a key role in providing long term in-country M&E support to TMEA Rwanda which encompassed logframe and indicator design for the overall programme, results chain, M&E framework and indicator development for individual partner projects, baseline study commissioning and quality assurance, the design of specialist yet practical approaches for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of advocacy and communication activities, design of approaches for counterfactual analysis, oversight of partner reporting functions and the incorporation of reporting data into management decisions, and the design of end-line approaches for contributions analysis. As part of this assignment, managed a team of Rwandan local M&E experts and worked closely with the TMEA Rwanda Country Director and Project Officers, results advisors in the TMEA regional office Nairobi, and a wide range of project partners across many different sectors. This work included the design and delivery of training modules on a range of M&E topics such as indicator development, results-based monitoring and project cycle management.
The Afghanistan Business Innovation Fund (ABIF) falls under DFID Afghanistans Supporting Employment and Enterprise Development (SEED) umbrella programme (2009-2013). The overall goal of SEED is to increase economic opportunity delivered by the private sector, resulting in the creation of 20,000 jobs and a 10% increase in incomes of 200,000 Afghans by 2013. Its purpose is to strengthen the private sectors ability in invest and compete. ABIF aims to support the SEED purpose and goal by catalysing innovative business models that improve access to markets and contribute to income and employment generation.
Home and Kabul-based inputs were provided which included: Reviewing the existing logframe and draft indicators and addressing the concerns of DFID to reach a practical solution to logframe design which was acceptable both to DFID and the operational managers of the Fund; Reviewing and providing innovative means to strengthen the existing project performance monitoring system as set out in the draft operations manual; Proposing suitable indicators and means of verification to capture and evaluate changes observed at outcome and impact levels; Meeting with DFID Results Team to discuss ABIFs potential M&E design; Designing an M&E strategy which is appropriate to an M4P-style intervention, the resources available for M&E activities, and the constraints of conducting research in Afghanistan; and Producing a concise M&E framework to be included in the overall project strategy document which establishes the approach taken to M&E for ABIF, roles and responsibilities, and a practical guide to M&E in ABIF for Fund staff. Ongoing M&E support is provided throughout the project's lifetime.
The mFarmer initiative aims to facilitate the creation and scaling of mobile agricultural solutions that bridge the information gap and increase the productivity and income of rural small-holders by 2014.
As the Impact evaluation specialist, initial responsibilities include developing a monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) framework for the mFarmer initiative, based on a thorough analysis of the initiative's theory of change. This involved facilitating a theory of change workshop with programme stakeholders and developing a suite of key performance indicators which aggregate output, outcome and impact data across country mFarmer deployments. Working with the the Agricultural Learning and Impacts Network (ALINe), further ongoing support provided to mFarmer includes M&E tool development, baseline data collection, and design of a system for ongoing program monitoring. This is based on an innovative approach to using mobile phones for project impact monitoring. M&E support encompasses the design and implementation of an end-line impact evaluation.
The Northern Ghana Millennium Village is part of the Millennium Villages Project and is designed to provide a 'big push' to enable communities to break out of village-level poverty traps. DFID contracted Itad and associates to carry out an independent, rigorous evaluation of the MV programme in Northern Ghana. This consists of an independent, rigorous evaluation of the MV over a 10 year period in conjuntion with the project's internal M&E system. It also aims to develop an evidence-base around the MV package of interventions to inform decisions on scaling up the MVP approach.
As part of the Itad evaluation team, developed detailed theories of change for each of the MV intervention sectors, including agricuture, education and health based on MV workplans and logframes. These theories of change were then used as a principal reference point in developing systematic evaluaton frameworks and questions which were relevant to the sequencing and scope of interventions and to the overall evaluation design.
The International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI) is a global not-for-profit organization whose mission is to ensure the development of safe, effective, accessible, preventive HIV vaccines for use throughout the world. Founded in 1996, IAVI works with partners in 25 countries to research, design and develop AIDS vaccine candidates. The project entailed assisting IAVI in designing a value for money framework for its work in the medium-term, with the twin aims of improving the effectiveness and efficiency of resource allocation and of enhancing IAVI's communication messages to potential donors of the future value of its work over the longer term.
Working with an industry specialist, designed a theory of change for IAVI's work, which links current activities with medium and longer term objectives. Analysed IAVI's current suite of indicators and mapped them according to an ITAD-developed VFM analytical tool which assesses each indicator according to their relevance to key VFM criteria. Provided recommendations for indicator improvement to the team leader.
The Results-Oriented Monitoring (ROM) system provides external, objective and impartial feedback on the performance of aid projects and programmes financed by the EC.
As part of the ROM mission to Lebanon, provided in-depth monitoring of two ongoing projects supported by EU funding. This included rating the performance of each project according to the 5 OECD-DAC evaluation criteria.
The Policy Development Facility (PDF) is a GBP 10 million Technical Cooperation fund for the five years from June 2010 to end May 2015, which aims to build capacity, primarily, but not exclusively, in the Federal Government, to undertake evidence based research to inform policy formulation and to assist the key agencies in the early stages of implementing these policy priorities. The facility is framed within the goal of implementing evidence based, pro-poor economic policies in Nigeria. The purpose is to increase the capacity of FGN to implement evidence based policies. This purpose is to be achieved through the delivery of two outputs: evidence based analysis which informs policy discussion and formulation and increased momentum for organisational strengthening to facilitate policy implementation.
As part of the annual review of PDF, conducted the following Project Completion Review (PCR) activities: Developed survey tools to guide detailed, in-depth interviews with consultants employed by PDF, primarily assessing their contributions to evidence-based and pro-poor policy making, as well as coordination between consultants and their activities with regard to Value for Money; In coordination with the PDF Manager, developed review formats to present fact-finding from the PCRs; Conducted in-depth telephone interviews with 15 consultants employed by PDF in various Federal Ministries; Produced detailed interview notes following the new review format; and Delivered 15 synthesis papers to DFID outlining key findings and rating project performance and Value for Money.
ITAD was commissioned by FAO to draft a working paper which assessed the potentials and constraints of using mobile phones in development/investment projects through a study of relevant experience in practical cases. The working paper considered case studies in a number of sectors including agricultural information services, mobile M&E, mobile banking, education and literacy and anti-corruption. Each case study was analysed according to a number of criteria including appropriateness, relevance, replicability, scalability and sustainability.
Conducted the majority of the research and analysis for the working paper. Identified a short list of suitable case studies of actual use of mobile phones in investment and development projects and worked closely with the client to determine the final selection of case studies for the working paper. Defined relevant criteria to analyse the selected case studies, conducted the analysis and wrote the final report for submission to the client.
A practical guide to the design and implementation of project evaluation for use at the operational level. This handbook contributed to an ongoing bridging support to institutional capacity building for enhanced Ukraine - EU Cooperation. For government departments with limited experience or expertise in conducting project evaluation, the handbook provided an introduction to key concepts in project evaluation, stages in conducting an evaluation and example templates of evaluation documents and tools.
Drawing on existing experience and expertise in evaluation, and knowledge of the project context and existing capacity constraints, produced the handbook for submission to the client.
A KAP survey of health care users and health care service providers in sexual and reproductive health to collect data on project indicators as part of the end-project evaluation of the GTZ Support to Decentralized Health Systems project.
Designed a research strategy to collect data on project indicators in close consultation with the client, including survey methodology and sampling; conducted scoping activities in Son La province to refine the research strategy; drafted survey instruments to collect empirical data, including quantitative survey questionnaires, in-depth interview outlines and focus-group discussion guidelines; led fieldwork activities to identify, recruit and train a team of survey enumerators and supervisors to conduct the survey; and facilitated focus-group discussions with health care users and health care workers.
Conducted interviews with Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development to determine their needs for technical assistance in planning and monitoring and evaluation; liaised closely with the client to determine the scope and aims of the intended TA support; drafted a terms of reference combining the needs for TA of the provincial Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development with the strategic aims and objectives of the donor. The TOR outlined the scope of activities to strengthen strategic planning and M&E, and listed outputs, target deadlines and a profile of the consulting team required.
Drafted evaluation framework and survey instruments for the surveys of local government procedures and capacities in planning, monitoring and evaluation; led fieldwork interviews with local government officials in agencies including People's Committees, People's Councils, Departments of Planning and Investment, Departments of Agriculture and Rural Development, Departments of Statistics and Mass Organisations; worked closely with team of local consultants to review survey findings after each field visit to adjust survey instruments; responsible for writing in-depth reports on planning and on monitoring and evaluation for two provinces; and delivered recommendations to the client and produced a capacity-building and technical assistance strategy for two provinces.
An international survey of establishments to collect firm-level data on business practices, the labour market, skills development and the views of business leaders of the investment climate in each country.
JICA SPL program provides small loans to support infrastructure projects in selected provinces, which are planned and implemented following Government of Vietnam systems. The project delivered an assessment of government capacity in Lai Chau province for the planning and M&E of infrastructure projects, at provincial and sub-provincial levels focussing on the Department for Planning and Investment.
Responsible for conducting project literature review and drafting survey instruments; worked with local consultant team to develop methodology to survey local infrastructure project contractors; led interviews with government institutions in Lai Chau province to survey procedures and capacity in planning; assisted project team leader in interviewing Japanese consultants contracted to provide TA support in the SPL Program; responsible for drafting final report.
A study into the emerging use of new forms of aid modality by donors in Vietnam (in particular forms of budget support) and an analysis of the difficulties encountered in adopting these modalities at the sub-national level.
Met with client to define survey objectives; assisted team leader to create survey instruments; conducted a literature of academic research into the use of new modalities for aid delivery and reviewed poject/program documents from donors in Vietnam; led semi-structured interviews with key respondents in Hanoi to collect primary data; responsible for drafting chapters of the final report, including analysis of the key obstacles to the use of new aid modalities at the sub-national level; and presented report findings to the client.
A survey of the regulatory environment for small and medium-sized enterprises in Lao PDR. The survey incorporated an assessment of the costs to business of government red tape and a parallel survey of the views and operating costs of government regulators. Based on the data collected, the survey produced an estimate of the aggregate costs to the Lao economy of government red tape.
Responsible for preparing a literature review of the economy of the Lao PDR and the regulatory environment for small and medium-sized enterprises; drafted survey instruments and led piloting and review of questionnaires; developed a strong working relationship with survey sub-contractor and co-ordained fieldwork activities in-country; delivered training to survey enumerators and encoders; produced data-entry templates and oversaw quality control processes; led interviews with government agencies as part of a survey of regulators; worked closely with senior consultants in meeting data requirements for final report.
An assessment of the functional capacities of key provincial organizations in delivering provincial programming, together with an assessment of how, in light of CIDA's commitment to transition to provincial budget support, CIDA can best strengthen provincial capacity to meet the programme's specific objectives and expected results in public financial management, small-scale infrastructures, SME development, and agriculture and rural livelihoods.
With the project leader, liaised closely with the client in the design of the research strategy; responsible for drafting survey instruments for an assessment of processes for planning and M&E in both provinces; lead meetings with provincial government officials responsible for planning and M&E; coordinated and managed external consultants; and responsible for chapters of the final report relating to planning and M&E and report writing on these topics.
A survey of the effectiveness of aid in donor-funded transportation infrastructure construction, taking as case studies two national road construction projects.
Survey design incorporating semi-structured interviews and quantitative questionnaire survey with key informants in ADB, JBIC, Vietnamese Project Management Units and Vietnamese MPI. Responsible for analysis of quantitative and qualitative primary data; conducted detailed desk review of secondary data; drafted three chapters of final report and executive summary; and maintained a good working relationship with the client and provided updates and additional information when required.
A series of feasibility studies and technical assistance for five small and medium-sized industrial projects. Feasibility studies covered commercial, financial and environmental components.
Responsible for preparing survey instruments and drafting ToR for external consultants; co-ordinated fieldwork activities and led site visits to applicant companies; advised applicant companies on how to strengthen applications to mixed credit scheme; supervised the work of external consultants and provided comments on submitted work; met regularly with the client to keep them informed of the progress of completed work; and responsible for managing the content and quality of final feasibility study reports and writing report chapters covering commercial, financial and environmental aspects.
Responsible for supporting the team leader and statistician/economist during the project inception period, data analysis and information processing and during the preparation of the final report and dissemination. During the project inception period assisted in the design of the questionnaire and other qualitative survey instruments; developed a detailed questionnaire which covered a comprehensive range of issues related to business operation and regulation, including a survey of institutional, bureaucratic and informational constraints to business operation. Respondents were asked to rank their most pressing constraints to business operation and the policies they believed would be most effective to improve the running of their business; and met regularly with the client to review and make revisions to survey instruments. During the data analysis and information processing period assisted in qualitative and quantitative data analysis and in generating indicators for M&E system. During the preparation of the final report and dissemination assisted the Team Leader in writing the draft and final survey report; advised the client on the design of the project monitoring and evaluation framework, including use of focus group discussions for monitoring purposes.

PH: In your recent show at Station Independent Projects, you explored defining interior space through video, projections, and watercolors of the gallery space viewed through a fish-eye lens. What drives your interest in articulating a particular space through these various means?
KM: I’ve been working with space and spatial problems for the last 15 - 20 years in various ways. This comes from my own experience of walking around in my daily life and observing how one experiences space in a fragmented way. When you are walking into a room, for example, you are taking it in with your eyes one piece at a time and then reconstructing it in your mind. We have this experience of moving through time and space and then piecing those fragments together. Suturing together these fragments has become interesting to me. With video I’ve been shooting a lot of spaces and then in the editing process taking them apart and reconfiguring them. I film several points-of-view with a stationary camera, often of a figure walking through the space. Then I take apart those points-of-view and reconstruct them. I then project the video onto a 3-dimensional object like a plexiglass structure. It is the reconfiguration that I am interested in. A real physical space was the starting point for all of those video installations and paintings. In this case, the space was the gallery. The watercolors are taking apart that space and reconfiguring it onto a 2-dimensional surface through a rounded lens. I’m playing with ideas of perspective but also moving away from that and distorting it in this reconfiguration.
PH: You’ve said that you are interested in anti-narrative. What do you mean by that?
KM: The history of film is not just about narrative. There are a lot of artists that are interested in going against that, people who are not interested in telling a story. I’m interested in more abstract ideas and using the moving image to explore ideas about space and time. Perhaps it’s connected to being a visual artist rather than coming from a film background. My videos are anti-narrative in that the time being represented is cyclical. They are meant to be projected in a gallery space where a viewer can enter and leave at any time. It’s not like watching a film from the beginning through to the end. There’s no climax. I have done work with abstract imagery but typical of my work is using the figure, just walking, entering and exiting the space. It’s almost like marking time while doing very basic, common, everyday things.
PH: You’ve referenced Dutch genre painting as an influence in your work. Can you say more about that?
KM: I love painting and I love looking at painting. I especially love Northern Renaissance painters. There are some paintings in particular that I go back to again and again, for example, Van Eyck’s, The Marriage of Arnolfini. One of the reasons is that there is a convex mirror in the painting. There are several different viewpoints that are being represented in the same image. That’s something that I’m trying to do with my work, taking several viewpoints and combining them within the same work.
PH: That’s also happening in Velasquez’s Las Meninas.
KM: Yes. And that’s another painting that’s really influential for me. It’s also interesting that the artist is in both of those paintings. It’s a self-portrait as well. It’s like this infinity idea of combining multiple perspectives at once. And there is a sort of layering of time in those works. It’s inspiring.
PH: Would you say that in referencing Dutch painting there’s an emphasis on everyday life that is usually considered mundane? Does the quiet focus draw you to them?
KM: Absolutely. The subject matter of genre painting is something that I love and feel inspired by. It’s just an ordinary scene but it’s looked at very carefully. In Dutch paintings it’s quite beautiful how ordinary people are portrayed going about their day doing ordinary things. I’m interested in that but also interested in seeing that as somehow disorienting. For example, the video piece, Identified Edges Reconfigured, is like a genre scene. It’s an interior space with a chair and a figure comes in and sits down and then walks out. It invites you to come in. The viewer might have certain expectations about watching the figure move around. However, when you look at it more carefully you see that there are some strange things that are happening. You might anticipate the figure mirroring itself although it’s actually a different cut, a different scene, that is placed together in the editing. It invites the viewer’s gaze but then refuses it. It undermines what one’s expectations might be.
PH: Are those shifts subtle so that the more attention one pays to it, the more mysterious it becomes?
KM: Yes. I want them to be very subtle. It’s not a work that is like a spectacle or hits you over the head. You have to spend time with it. A lot of people say that the work is quiet, which I like. The work is asking the viewer to stay and look and see what’s happening. I want to ask more from the observer.
PH: The fact that the video projection of the perspective drawing is moving is interesting. Is this a way to point to the fact that people are constructing it in their head as they’re looking at it?
KM: Exactly. It’s from a point of view as if you were standing in the middle of the gallery, kind of like a pan of the whole space in totality. It’s also a moving drawing referencing the convention of perspective drawing. It’s composed of thousands of stills to create an animation.
PH: Do you think your work calls attention to psychological space?
KM: Yes. The piece, Projection, is about projecting light and it’s about projection in perspective drawing. It’s also about psychological projections. I try to connect all of those ideas. Identified Edges Reconfigured refers to identified edges used in topology. When a map of the world is flattened, for example, we understand its edges to continue. We mentally fill in the space between understanding how things connect. Cartographers and cosmologists are doing this as are artists. They are all taking the experience of a space and trying to represent it on a 2-dimensional surface. I find this parallel between scientists and artists interesting.
PH: Why did you paint the watercolors as through a fish-eye lens?
KM: I wanted to have a circular image to reference a lens. This group of works is called ‘Lensing’, because they play off of the idea of something in space called gravitational lensing. A galaxy or other massive body in space can act like a lens and bend the light of distant sources, such as stars. Light from the source can become projected many times over So that an observer would see the same star multiple times in the sky from Earth. It's this idea of space becoming a lens that interests me. And doubled images are something I've been dealing with for a long time in my work. I love those ideas and then also that of the image being separated from its source.
PH: It’s like the doubling of images in the video, being in two separate spaces at the same time.


Vince's bus ride to school is 0.625 of a mile, and Zachary's bus ride is 0.5 of a mile. How much longer is Vince's bus ride than Zachary's? Answer:

of about 10 average cars.
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What are the factors of 24? Answer: 1 and 24, 2 and 12, 3 and 8, 4 and 6. Students learn all the factors for the numbers 1 through 30, 32, 36, 40, 45, 48, 50, 60, 64, 72, 100. Individual set of Factors flashcards. Printed on cardstock, put in an attractive box and shipped to you, ready-to-use, numbered in the Rocket Math sequence, with a copy of our uniquely helpful instructions.
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1. At what temperature does water become ice?
Answer: Zero degrees on the Celsius scale.

1. Where do frogs usually live in the hot season?
Answer: Buried at the bottom of ponds.

Has the Library sustained any structural damage? Answer: No, thankfully!
How’s the lawn: Answer: Interesting!
So, since “seeing is believing,” Abi took it upon herself to gracefully take some shots of the “Library at rest.” It kind of reminds me of those first photos of the moon landing: Tranquil, mysterious, so close yet so far!
Is that Jack or Alice? Not sure. Hard to tell from this angle if you catch my drift.
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Question: You need a room for your group. Each person needs 5 square feet of space. You have 25 people in your group, what is the smallest room you can use?
Answer: 125 square foot room.

Answer: Ohio, but driving in California.
Answer: Colorado resident on spotting a car with Texas plate.
Answer: Florida "seasoned citizen" driver, also known as "no-see-um"

Answer: I would be dead. Therefore my life would not be.
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Question: Can you start a PC from a Windows 10 USB hard drive as in Macs?
Can you start a PC or laptop from a Windows 10 USB hard drive as in Macs?
I know how how to start a mac off an external hard drive with a bootable OS X volume. I wonder if you can do the same with PCs and Windows 10.
Answer:Can you start a PC from a Windows 10 USB hard drive as in Macs?
Question: Who can recommend one T440P caddy?
I want to put my HDD in the postion of DVD, so I need to purchase one caddy. But I don't know which one will fit my T440P? Thank you guys.
Answer:Who can recommend one T440P caddy?

Is it possible to fight assault or battery charges in Florida?
Answer: It’s definitely possible to fight it. It depends on the individual facts and circumstances of everybody’s case, so it’s hard to say how we’re going to fight it without seeing everything that’s available for that particular set of circumstances, but it’s always possible to fight those types of cases.

The teacher says, "The examinations will begin on Monday.
Answer: he teacher says that the examinations will begin on Monday.
Jhonson will say, "Books have become very costly."
Answer: Jhonson will say that books have become very costly.
Mother said, "The breakfast is ready"
Answer: Mother said that the breakfast was ready.
He said, "Stephen needs a new uniform."
Answer: He said that Stephen needed a new uniform.
Stephen said, "Mrs. Bajaj works in a school"
(A) Stephen said that Mrs. Bajaj is working in a school.
(B) Stephen said that Mrs. Bajaj worked in a school.
(C) Stephen said Mrs. Bajaj works in a school.
Explanation: Stephen said that Mrs. Bajaj worked m a school.
The manager said, "Mathew is working sincerely."
(A) The manager said that Mathew has worked sincerely.
(B) The manager said that Mathew is working sincerely.
(C) The manager said that Mathew was working sincerely.
(D) The manager said that Mathew has been working sincerely.
Explanation: The manager said that Mathew was working sincerely.

Onamography is a new puzzle style based on an old idea. Each sentence clue (called an 'onnicle') conceals the name(s) of a well-known personality.
Answer: Robin Hood - "... caROB IN ... HOOD ...".
2. "I kept Sneaky Caesar ahead of me, and his devious pal in my rear vision mirror," he boasted.
1. Barack Obama - "... BAR ACKnowledged ... mOB A MAjor ..."
2. Sarah Palin - "... CaeSAR AHead ... devious PAL IN the ..."

Zurich is an important city of which country?
Answer:Zurich is an important city of Switzerland.
Guernica the world famous painting was painted by_________?
Answer:Guernica the world famous painting was painted by Picasso.
Answer:Mice Pence is the 48th vice President of America.
The ball point pen was invited by___________?
Answer:The ball point pen was invited by Laszlo Biro.
The presidency of Abraham Lincoln began on ______________, when he was inaugurated as the 16th President of the United States?
Answer:The presidency of Abraham Lincoln began on March 4, 1861 when he was inaugurated as the 16th President of the United States.
which pair has won cricket world cup for Pakistan?
Answer: Imran Khan and younis khan won cricket world cup for Pakistan.

how many people follow kendo?
how many people follow kendo?
how many people follow kendo?
Answer: Thank you for your question. I must apologize. I really don't know. World wide, I found 2 million people practicing.
However, I know many people quit after registering to their federation so we probably have no idea exactly how many people do kendo in the world after all.
Sorry that I could not help you there.

When were calories first discovered and when did people start caring about them?
Answer: Calories were discovered in the 1800s. Small calories are a measurement of heat and large calories are a measurement of food.

Question: How many words constitute a fictional short story? Not a short, short story but a short story.
Answer: Generally, a short story is any story under 7,500 words. Anything under 1,000 words is often termed flash fiction.
However, these definitions are not fixed. Sometimes works up to 20,000 words have been called short stories. You have to check with individual publishers (such as literary magazines, websites, contests, etc.) to see what length of stories they are looking for and what terms they are using to describe them (e.g. micro-fiction, novelette, novella, postcard fiction).
At the extreme lower end there are also "six word memoirs," such as this famous one attributed to Hemingway: "For sale: baby shoes. Never worn."

What is Battery in Florida?
Answer: Battery is the assault, but with the actual touching. So an assault would then convert to a battery when somebody actually follows through with it. So it would be the intentional touching against somebody else as well. If someone were to strike another intentionally, that would be a battery.

And yet left a dozen there.
Answer: Originally, there were twelve pairs of pears = 24 pears. If each of 12 knights took one pear, then there are still 12 left.


Bryan took a look at his books as well. If Bryan has 56.0 books in each of his 9.0 bookshelves, how many books does he have in total? Answer:

John is three times younger than his father, but two times older than his brother Jim. How old is John if Jim is 40 years younger than his father?
Answer: John is 16 years old.
Let X be John’s age, F be father’s age, and J be Jim’s age. Then, 3X=F, X/2 =J, and J+40=F. Solving this system of three equations for X, we get X=16.
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How many people must be there in a room to make the probability 100% that two people in the room have same birthday?
Answer: 367 (since there are 366 possible birthdays, including February 29).
The above question was simple. Try the below question yourself.
How many people must be there in a room to make the probability 50% that two people in the room have same birthday?
The number is surprisingly very low. In fact, we need only 70 people to make the probability 99.9 %.

How long would it take to fly anywhere on Earth using a SpaceX rocket?
How long would it take to fly anywhere on Earth using a SpaceX rocket?
Answer: less than an hour.
Before he gets us to Mars, Elon Musk wants to get us anywhere on Earth in under an hour.
At Friday’s International Astronautical Conference, the CEO of SpaceX revealed the company’s plans for its largest airborne vehicle yet, the BFR. While originally intended to facilitate SpaceX’s goal of putting humans on Mars by 2024, Musk announced that he also envisions using the rocket for high-speed Earth travel.
The world’s longest flight — from Doha, Qatar, to Auckland, New Zealand — currently takes 16.5 hours. However, with SpaceX’s BFR rocket, flight time would be just 45 minutes.

Right now, Dr. Johnson is three times older than his son.
When Dr. Johnson was 37 years old, his son was 3 years old.
How old are Dr. Johnson and his son now?
Answer: Dr. Johnson is 51 and his son is 17 years old.
Assume that Dr. Johnson is X years old and his son is Y years old.
Then 3Y = X, and X – Y = 34.
Solving for X and Y, we get X = 51 and Y = 17.

What tech does the Department of Homeland Security want to implement to improve border security?
What tech does the Department of Homeland Security want to implement to improve border security?
Answer: Facial scanning and recognition.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) may be taking a page out of Apple’s book when it comes to identification and security. Apple’s latest and greatest iPhone, the iPhone X, boasts facial recognition technology that will make proving yourself to your phone more convenient than ever — all you have to do is look at it. DHS wants to provide similar levels of convenience to travelers crossing U.S. borders.
“This call is looking for innovative solutions to capture facial recognition quality photos from travelers in order to facilitate identity checks without requiring occupants to leave the vehicle,” said the call for proposals.
DHS’ Silicon Valley office will host an “industry day” on Nov. 14 in order to explore opportunities for making this idea a reality. According to the call for proposals, DHS wants the system to be able to reliably identify occupants of a vehicle even when their faces are obscured by hats or sunglasses, or turned away from the camera.

What makes Heaven so good? Answer: What’s NOT there and what IS there! This message focusses on what is NOT there. Warning: Listening will make the things of this world grow strangely dim.

The cakes change each month. Cake 1 has been made in August, Cake 2 in June, and Cake 3 in May. In what month has Cake 4 been made?
Answer:April. The number of chocolate lines on the cakes indicates the month.

A nurse put 100 gloves into 4 containers. She puts gloves in the containers in such a way that each container has two more gloves than the one before. How many gloves are in each container?
Answer: 22, 24, 26, and 28 gloves.
Let X be the number of gloves in the first container. Then there are X+2 gloves in the 2-nd container, X+4 gloves in the 3-rd container, and X+6 gloves in the 4-th container. Hence, we have X+X+2+X+4+X+6=100. Solving for X, we get X=22 gloves in the first container, 24 gloves in the 2-nd container, 26 gloves in the 3-rd container and 28 gloves in the 4-th container.
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Why seeking spouse in Ukraine? Answer: Quality!!

When I watch videos of people practicing kendo I often hear them make weird sounds. What is that sound for?
Answer: Thanks for your question. I am not sure what kinds of sounds you are referring to. Can you be more specific?

If a company has positive earnings, can cash flows from operating activities ever be negative?
Answer: If a company has positive earnings, can cash flows from operating activities ever be negative?
Develop brief answers to each of the following questions:1.

If 6 engines consume 24 metric tonnes of coal, when each is working 8 hours day, how much coal will be required for 9 engines, each running 13hours a day, it being given that 2 engines of former type consume as much as 3 engines of latter type ?
If 6 engines consume 24 metric tonnes of coal, when each is working 8 hours day, how much coal will be required for 9 engines, each running 13hours a day, it being given that 2 engines of former type consume as much as 3 engines of latter type ?
Answer : 1 45 metric tonnes Explanation : Answer: A) 45 metric tonnes Explanation: 2 engines of former type for one hour consumes (2 x 24)/(6 x8) = 1 metric ton i.e. 3 engines of latter type consumes 1 ton for one hourHence 9 engines consumes 3 tons for one hourFor 15 hours it is 15 x 3 = 45 metric tonnes.

At first glance, we see a pig. But where is the farmer?
Answer:Look at the left side of the picture and you will see the profile of the farmer’s face.

what are the skills needed to play kendo?
what are the skills needed to play kendo?
What types of skills are needed to play kendo?
Answer: Thank you for your question. This is a very hard question. You do not need any specific skills to do kendō. Anyone can do kendō if they are determined.

"We have to do it." "Why?"
"We have to do it."
Which way do books usually have it written?
Answer: The general rule in writing dialogue is to start a new paragraph each time you change speakers. This helps let the reader know when the change occurs and keep track of who says what.
This is especially important in cases like your example, when there are no speech tags (e.g. "said John"), action beats (e.g. "John scratched his nose."), or any other cues to identify the speaker of each quotation.
I'm sure you can imagine that if you had a long back-and-forth conversation with no such cues and all in one paragraph, could become very confusing.
Let me also point out that, whenever you are in doubt about something like this, the easiest way to find out is to pick up a few books and look for examples. While literary fiction often plays fast and loose with the rules (because it tends to prize a certain style over clarity), most books follow the standard rules for the country where the book is published.

How do you score points in a kendo match?
Answer: I think this article, What are the rules of Kendo? , will help you.

As a rule, one centimeter of rain is equal to how much snow?
Answer: b) Typically, one centimeter of rain equals 10 centimeters of snow. This varies somewhat according to the snow’s moisture content, but it’s the norm.

Question: What threat do invasive apple snails pose to Georgia’s ecosystems and economy?
Answer: Georgia has a viable population of these island snails, but not to the extent of some of the other states. And, we don’t know, has Georgia’s research on population densities been fully vetted yet. We don’t know exactly what the population is in Georgia. We’re a contractor, so we run across them from time to time and know what they look like, and most of the time because they’re ponds that we manage or lakes that we manage, we address the problem on an individual basis with our client. But, as far as public waterways are concerned or waterways that aren’t managed in Georgia that don’t have any kind of monitoring system on it, it has the potential to be a big problem in Georgia. But Georgia’s rice market is relatively insignificant to all those other states that have a need to really have close monitoring of what’s going on with them, because that rice market exists in each one of those states.


If books came from all the 4.0 continents that Bryan had been into and he collected 122.0 books per continent, how many books does he have from all 4.0 continents combined? Answer:

Why are popes often old and sick? Answer: Young and full of health, they'd be too trendy and would be listed in the stock market. A solution for the crisis, perhaps!

How might your mail be arriving in the future?
How might your mail be arriving in the future?
Answer: in a self-driving mail truck.
But don’t worry, there will still be a person in the truck for your dog to bark their head off at.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) released a report last week stating that the agency plans to integrate self-driving tech into its fleet of 228,000 vehicles. In partnership with the University of Michigan, USPS plans to build an Autonomous Rural Delivery Vehicle and start using it on 28,000 rural routes as early as 2025.

Buy the black v-neck Brad Pitt wears in his new movie.
Do you think Brad Pitt in his new movie "Killing Them Softly" was trying to look normal, or like a total badass? Answer: BADASS.

There were two twins. One of them was sleeping 8 hours a day, and the other one was sleeping 6 hours a day, every day.
They were living like this until they turned 72 years old.
How many years did each of them spend sleeping?
Answer: 24 and 18 years.
The first one was sleeping 8 hours a day, so he was sleeping 1/3 of his life, so in total he was sleeping 72/3 = 24 years.
The second one was sleeping 6 hours a day, so he was sleeping 1/4 of his life, so in total he was sleeping 72/4 = 18 years.
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If TheSituation's average score for three games of pinball was 57, what was his highest score?
(1) The sum of TheSituation's two lowest scores was 107.
(2) The sum of TheSituation's three scores was 171.
Round 2: 07/10/10 - This time it's personal.
If TheSituation's average score for three games of pinball was 57, what was his highest score?
1. The sum of TheSituation's two lowest scores was 107.
2. The sum of TheSituation's three scores was 171.
I'm calling mularkey on the OA here. What do you guys get?
let x = score of third game.
solve for x = 64.
Now the sum for the two lowest = 107, but the combo could be anything. Ie. 106, 1 OR 50,57. How can you tell what is the highest score then. Insufficient.
Stmt 2 says the same thing as the first.
I have this gut feeling like I'm totally overlooking a small piece of info here that is making me confused.
Round 2: 07/10/10 - This time it's personal.
let x = score of third game.
solve for x = 64.
Now the sum for the two lowest = 107, but the combo could be anything. Ie. 106, 1 OR 50,57. How can you tell what is the highest score then. Insufficient.
Stmt 2 says the same thing as the first.
I have this gut feeling like I'm totally overlooking a small piece of info here that is making me confused.
See the highlighted part, it already says that the sum for 2 lowest values...!
I overthink these things sometimes, getting paranoid about traps/tricks and whatnot. In the process, I can miss little things like this.
Round 2: 07/10/10 - This time it's personal.

How do people in the 1830s cure burns?
Answer: People used what they had handy in those days, and some of the practices are still used. They boiled chestnut leaves and used the resulting tea for burns, which may have been helpful. They also scraped raw potatoes and put that on the burn, which was also probably useful.Some of the things they did were not helpful, and probably made the burns worse. One thing was to put butter on it. Butter seals the heat in, so it continues to damage the tissue.
Level of government that people expected to cure the economic ills?
Where does UV radiation come from?
Answer: electromagnetic radiation allows me to listen to the radio; heat radiation makes me warm at the beach; sound radiation carries your speech to me; ionizing radiation allows the sterilization of hospital supplies.
Is there radiation in pee?
Answer: Yes. studies have shown that small amounts of micro wavelengths are in human urine.
How can radiation help us?
Answer: you are possibly looking at a symbol for gamma.
How is radiation used in your lives?
What is Radiation Poisoning from?
Answer: High levels of radiation. When gamma rays from say a nuclear meltdown come in contact with humans they pass through the whole body. As they pass through some of their energy is converted into thermal energy which damages bits of tissue throughout the body.
So basically your organs get a lot tiny burns.
Is UV radiation good or bad or both?
What happens if a person has too much radiation?
How does radiation cure people?
Radiation cure disease by being toxic to the tissues exposed to it. This means it would destroy both diseased and healthy tissues alike. Fortunately, modern technology allows us to focus the radiation more precisely and narrowly.
How does radiation cure people?
Answer: Radiation cure disease by being toxic to the tissues exposed to it. This means it would destroy both diseased and healthy tissues alike. Fortunately, modern technology allows us to focus the radiation more precisely and narrowly.
Can radiation cure certain disease?
Answer: Radiation therapy is routinely used in the treatment of cancers. The radiation is not actually curing the condition, it is destroying the cancerous cells.
Answer: It depends on the type of disease and what type of radiation you hove, so yes, radiation can cure some diseases.
Has anyone ever figured out a way to reverse or cure the UV Radiation on skin and hair?
Answer: No. Usually doctors will tell you to stay out of the sun if you aretrying to protect your skin or hair, but if you are talking aboutexisting damage passed through genetics, I would think that thehuman body is resilient enough to repair that over time, althoughas we age and our bodies break down we might lose that resilience.
How much radiation was given to the people after the TMI accident?
Answer: 1 Millirem. Which is less than their yearly dose.
How many people have died from radiation sickness?
Answer: Leukemia, Lymphoma and Multiple Myeloma, Nervous system tumors and their response relation were observed for all solid nodules, adenoma, and nodules without histological diagnosis, autoimmune hypothyroidism, stomach tumors and breast diseases. The population has a long follow-up (50 years) and includes both sexes and all ages of exposure, allowing a direct compilation of risks by these factors. the population has a long follow-up (50 years) and includes both sexes and all ages of exposure, allowing a direct compilation of risks by these factors. Because of the use of Japanese family registration system, mortality data are virtually complete for survivors who remained in Japan.
The result in the coral reefs in the Bimini Island who were demolished by nuclear blast came alive again after 50 years.
What jobs expose people to radiation?
Answer: Gears Of War 2, You NoOb.
Do radiation therapists work with other people?
Why was polio cure good for the people?
Is there a way to cure people with growth spurts?

Big and Bad this Wolf is well known for his tough reputation. But does he have a soft heart underneath it all?
Answer: I’ve had a few problems with little girls in red hoods and woodcutters.
Answer: A nice Welsh Rabbit on toast.
Answer:  I belong to the Nibbleswick Howlers. A fantastic group of wolves who get together to howl and chew the fat.
Answer: To be able to huff and puff a whole house down.
Answer: My lucky rabbit’s paw.
Answer: I like to prowl and howl by night.

What's the largest living organ on the human body? Answer: Skin. Bill Nye explains the naked truth about the organ that regulates our body temperature, protects our inner parts, and provides us with the sense of touch.

Windbreaker cost after discounted SKK 1275, which were 3/4 of original price. How many SKK originally cost windbreaker? How many SKK was cost reduction?
Garden 70 m long and 48 m wide should surround with wall 2.1 meters high and 30 cm thick. Wall will be built on the garden ground. How many will we need bricks if to 1 m³ is required approximately 300 bricks?
How many liters of air are under the roof of tower which has the shape of a regular six-sided pyramid with a 3,6-meter-long bottom edge and a 2,5-meter height? Calculate the supporting columns occupy about 7% of the volume under the roof.