Mrs. Hilt bought an ice cream cone for 99.0 cents. How much would 2.0 ice cream cones cost? Answer:

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.

Money collected = (59.29 x 100) paise = 5929 paise.
Number of members = 5929 = 77.
If x = 7-43 then find the value of x+1x?
3 + 653-212-30+50 = ?
If 35+125=17.88, then what will be the value of 80+65 =?

Joe’s code has 20 bugs. If Joe fixes 2 bugs per hour for 8 hours, how many bugs does Joe’s code have now? Answer: 27.

The Undergraduate Research Festival sponsored by the Center for Undergraduate Research (CUR) celebrates undergraduate research, scholarship, and other creative activities. CUR supports high-quality research and creative activities that engage students through inquiry-based learning to advance the University of the Sciences’ educational mission.
The USciences "Images of Research & Scholarship Exhibit" is a multidisciplinary, friendly exhibit/competition celebrating the diversity and breadth of undergraduate student research.
Opening 10 a.m. through the end of the festival.
Undergrads sign up to meet with volunteer USciences faculty researchers for a 5-min “encounter” to discuss what research is like in their group.
The USciences "Images of Research & Scholarship Exhibit" is a multidisciplinary, friendly exhibit/competition celebrating the diversity and breadth of undergraduate student research.
Judging by faculty attendees 1-5 p.m.
Sponsored jointly by Student Research Society/CUR/Institutional Advancement – Listen to career stories of USciences alumni who did undergrad research at USciences and are now established in their professions.
For more information, including information on submissions and deadlines for entries, see the CUR Undergraduate Research Festival page on the CUR research site.
Deadline for Abstracts: Wednesday, February 27, 11:59 p.m.
The CUR Festival, distinct from Research Day, is a three-day event that celebrates the research and scholarship of undergraduates. Students can submit the same abstract and use the same poster for both events.

The City of Williamsburg is quickly emerging as an arts destination, along with its two major draws of history and education (not to mention a nearby theme park). The economic development director for the city, Michele DeWitt, gives us all the W's of Williamsburg's newly created Arts District (except perhaps for who is NinjArt?).
Jacob Tell, CEO and co-founder of a Santa Barbara creative agency, Oniracom, speaks about the inspiration behind the Lagoon District. This up and coming area of Santa Barbara is home to commercial, industrial and residential locals. The history of area influenced the branding, as street names such as Laguna, Quarantina, and Salsipuedes pay homage to the past lagoon-style flooding of the neighborhood.
Ken Ankli is the Chief, Cook, and Sidewalk Sweeper (aka President) for Brammall Supply Co. He is an Observer, Investor & Cheerleader for the Benton Harbor Arts District, and the President of the New Territory Arts Association for the past 6 years. As a developer and manager of the urban-industrial Quarter Note Lofts, his work is one example of his favorite quote - "It's never too late to re-imagine an alternate outcome!"
Questioning a government takes a community and that is exactly what Park Cannon is about. As a Georgia State Representative for District 58 she is intimately aware of what it takes to gather a community and be involved in that community. Join us in listening to a day in District 58 and meet some of the people that make up this district in the heart of Atlanta!
"We're hoping to inspire people in our city to think about how to activate our streets and how to bring people out."
Architect Shafraaz Kaba shares his idea for bringing light and life to a public space that goes into hibernation through the winter. Using fire, light, art, and maybe a temporary tavern or two, he presents a compelling set of small interventions to breathe some winter warmth into the public realm.
Arin Hovsepian talks on how the post-war reconstruction of the Beirut Central District affected the experience of the city.

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The difference of two numbers is 1365. On dividing the larger number by the smaller, we get 6 as quotient and 15 as remainder. What is the smaller number ?
The difference of two numbers is 1365. On dividing the larger number by the smaller, we get 6 as quotient and 15 as remainder. What is the smaller number ?
Answer : 1 270 Explanation : Answer: A) 270 Explanation: Let the smallest number be x.Then larger number = (x 1365)x 1365 = 6x 15= 5x = 1350 x = 270Smaller number = 270.

An amateur photographer has won an apology from police after he was falsely accused of drunken behaviour while taking pictures at a shopping centre last year.
Chris White was stopped by private security guards while taking pictures of his daughter eating an ice-cream at Braehead shopping centre near Glasgow on 7 October 2011.
Police were called to the centre which, at the time, imposed an outright ban on photography.
Global publicity surrounding the incident – which included a huge Facebook campaign supporting the photographer – forced the shopping centre into a U-turn, allowing pictures for non-commercial purposes of families and friends.
However, shortly after the drama White said he received a letter from police claiming officers were told he had been seen talking to himself, was under the influence of alcohol and had taken a photo of a shop assistant with the zip of his trousers undone.
White – who was not arrested and faced no criminal charges – vehemently denied the allegations and considered legal action against Strathclyde Police for alleged defamation of character.
At the time, White told Amateur Photographer (AP) that he had not drunk any alcohol since Burn’s Night 2000.
The force today said it found no evidence the photographer was under the influence of alcohol.
A spokesperson for Strathclyde Police told AP: ‘We can confirm that we have written to Mr White in connection with a specific allegation made by a member of the public who perceived that he was under the influence of alcohol.
Speaking earlier this year, White said he feared that the possibility of losing any lawsuit could lead to huge legal costs, so he decided against launching a civil action against the force.
Last year, Strathclyde Police published a statement about the photographer’s alleged behaviour on its website.
In the statement – which has since been removed – police denied the incident had anything to do with photography, claiming that security staff had been alerted to a ‘very specific concern’ raised by members of the public.
However, the online police statement failed to provide further details.
Strathclyde Police denied White’s claim that he had been quizzed under anti-terrorism laws.

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Qumulo’s software can run in the public cloud and on industry-standard hardware in your data center.
Qumulo software currently runs on Qumulo’s own QC-series of white box servers, as well as Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) Apollo servers, and Dell EMC PowerEdge, or in the cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Because Qumulo’s file system is hardware-independent, it does not rely on any single hardware vendor; in fact, you can expect Qumulo to add support for servers from a number of additional manufacturers.
Qumulo’s software-only approach means that there are no dependencies on expensive, proprietary components such as NVRAM, InfiniBand switches and proprietary flash storage. Instead, Qumulo’s file system relies on hard disk drives (HDD) and solid state drives (SSD) with standard firmware that is available from the drive manufacturers.
The combination of standard SSDs and HDDs for automatic tiering of hot and cold data is one of the reasons that Qumulo’s file system provides flash performance at the price of archive storage.
You can also create Qumulo clusters in the public cloud. The nodes of cloud-based Qumulo clusters run the same Qumulo Core software as on-premise Qumulo clusters.
Unlike other cloud-based file storage systems, a Qumulo cluster running in the public cloud has no hard limits for performance or capacity. Both can be increased by adding nodes (compute instances and block storage). Qumulo is the only solution for cloud that lets you flexibly scale both capacity and performance.
When running in the cloud, Qumulo’s file system uses cloud block storage in a way that’s similar to the SSD/ HDD combination on premise. Qumulo uses low-latency block storage as a cache in front of economical higher-latency block storage.
On each node of a Qumulo cluster, Qumulo software runs in Linux user space rather than kernel space. Kernel mode is primarily for device drivers that work with specific hardware. By operating in user space, Qumulo can run in a wide variety of configurations and environments, and also deliver features at a much faster pace.
Running in user space also means Qumulo’s file system can have its own implementations of crucial protocols such as SMB, NFS, LDAP and Active Directory. For example, Qumulo’s implementation of NFS runs as a system service and has its own notions of users and groups separate from the underlying operating system on which it runs.
Running in user space also improves Qumulo’s reliability. As an independent user-space process, Qumulo is isolated from other system components that could introduce memory corruption, and the Qumulo development processes can make use of advanced memory verification tools that allow memory-related coding errors to be detected prior to software release.
By using a dual partition strategy for software upgrades, Qumulo can automatically update both the operating system and Qumulo Core software for fast and reliable upgrades. You can easily restart Qumulo’s file system without having to reboot the operating system, node or cluster.

LaSalle Lancers football team played Brother Rice Warriors on October 13th, 2012 at Brother Rice in Detroit, MI. LaSalle lost 30-29.
LaSalle dug themselves a big hole (20-0) and Brother Rice was shoveling on the dirt. Like a zombie, they pulled themselves out of the ground and were laser focused on finding brains. Sorry, Halloween is nearing, please substitute touchdowns for brains. The DEFENSE initiated the start of what would be a great run for the Lancers. LaSalle's Jeff Larkin took a Brother Rice ball carrier's cookies and ran it back to the Warriors 37 yard line. Now it was up to the offense to climb through the window of opportunity that Larkin opened.
The Brad Burkhart/Derek Kief duo were salivating to do just that. Derek caught a 22 yard pass from Burkhart to get the Lancers on the board (20-7). After the extra point, a twin pack of personal fouls on Brother Rice setup LaSalle for an onside kick. LaSalle's DEFENSE did it again! They recovered the ball on the Warriors 30 yard line.
At some pont between the 1st TD and the recovered onside (it was a blur), one very smart (and many say handsome) Lancer fan yelled at all the parents sitting on the wrong side of the field.
"Hey LaSalle parents, they can't hear you from over there. Come over hear and support your team!"
Moments later, Burkhart sniped Kief for another touchdown cutting Brother Rice's lead to 20-13 heading in to the half. The Lancers were energized! Needless to say, the 25 to 30 Lancer fans sitting on the wrong side of the field relocated and were roaring with fire heading in to the 3rd.
In the 3rd quarter, 4 1/2 minutes in, Burkhart hit Kief for the trifecta. LaSalle was not only back in the game after Kief's 3rd TD, they absolutely owned the game's momentum. Near the end of the 3rd quarter, Brennen Walsh ran his heart out after catching a pass from Burkhart for another LaSalle touchdown. At the end of the 3rd quarter, the Lancers had put up 26 unanswered points and took the lead (26-20).
In the 4th quarter, the Warriors Brian Walker (187 total rushing yards) ran for his 2nd touchdown allowing Brother Rice to take back the lead (27-26). A few minutes later LaSalle was inches from the goal line had the opportunity to put a nail in Rice's coffin. The Lancers have struggled punching the ball in over the past few games vs. St. X, Moeller and again with Brother Rice. LaSalle was forced to kick a field goal. Jason Rumpke booted it in for LaSalle to again take back the lead (29-27).
With a little over a minute left on the clock, LaSalle was still leading 29-27 and had possession of the ball. Surprisingly, LaSalle took a timeout prior to the 3rd down effort vs. letting the clock run. Post-timeout, they took a big risk to throw the ball (which was not targeted at Kief). Even worse, it was incomplete stopping the clock yet again. LaSalle kicked off to Brother Rice leaving their offense 55 seconds for a desperation drive.
The Warriors were able to drive downfield with the help of a controversial horse-collar call by the referees to setup Senior kicker Jason Alessi (kicked 12 of their 30 points) for a 30 yard filed goal attempt with 8 seconds left on the clock. The ball flew between the crossbar and LaSalle's amazing comeback run to win the game immediately evaporated.
This was a very tough loss for the team but the players never gave up. Were there bad calls by the referees? Missed extra points? Missed tackles? Sure. Did they ever stop fighting or can you point the finger at the players? ABSOLUTELY NOT. They fought through the adversity of a big deficit. The players should be proud of the effort they displayed.
What these players do next game will define who they are as individuals and as a team (on and off the field). They cannot allow this game or anything resulting from this game change who they are. They are Lancers. They are fighters. They are winners. They need to pull together as a team, do their job AND finish strong. They can never let any game, any person or anything else for that matter take away their will to win.

A container ship is traveling westward at a speed of 5.00 m/s. The waves on the surface of the ocean have a wavelength of 40.0 m and are traveling eastward at a speed of 16.5 m/s. (a) At what time intervals does the ship encounter the crest of a wave? (b) At what time intervals will the ship encounter wave crests if it turns around and heads eastward?

Which newspapers or other media would you recommend for the Limousin? I am trying to better my French by attempting to read Le Monde for national news (but I often resort to google translate) but I'd like to get a sense of what the news is more locally, particularly whilst I'm in the UK.
Lepopulaire might be an option.
I buy La Montagne now and then and it is not bad if you prefer something on paper.
Online you can try France Blue Creuse which aslo offers the option of listening to Radio Bleu Creuse as well as reading local news.
Brilliant! Thanks for all the suggestions.

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If you're percipient, you're good at observing things--so good that you're almost superhuman. Percipient is one of those nimble, poetic words with a slightly supernatural tone.
So is cal____ous, which means "dark, dim, murky, or misty; or dimly seen or dimly understood." Here's Homer: "The goddess enter'd deep the cave Cal____ous."
Percipient things and people are quick to notice and understand everything, especially the tiny differences between things.
1. Right before a noun, as in "a percipient thing" or "a percipient person."
Percipiently, percipience (or "percipiency," but that's less common).
A percipient is also a person who perceives: in other words, a person who quickly and easily notices things, or a person with ESP (extrasensory perception).
When you need an exciting, sophisticated synonym of "observant" or "discriminating," especially if you want to hint that someone's powers of perception seem supernatural, pick "percipient."
Talk about percipient people and percipient minds, percipient observation and percipient comments, percipient analyses, percipient choices and decisions, and so on.
You can say that someone is percipient of something: "a mind percipient of beauty," "he's percipient of his surroundings." Or, say that someone has or shows percipience of something (or a percipience of something): "a painter whose work reveals a percipience of the human heart."
To use the adverb, talk about people seeing, listening, sensing, recognizing, judging, writing, speaking, and expressing percipiently.
How it compares to "perceptive:"
It's a very close synonym of "perceptive," which we checked out recently. Both words describe people who easily notice and understand things, and both were formed from the verb "perceive," with Latin roots that literally mean "to take entirely." When you're taking it all in, you're being perceptive, and percipient.
Here's the difference. "Perceptive" is about four times as common as "percipient." And "percipient" has an airy, mystical flavor left over from its older uses: in philosophy, a percipient is a being with the power to perceive, and in parapsychology, it's someone with supernatural perception.
I bet Poe believed this, too: that the wise and percipient narrator is such a common trope that it's fun, now and again, to see a story through the eyes of a madman.
Here's what happens when Chad and I read the instructions for a new board game. I partially remember what I have to do on each turn, and Chad percipiently identifies the strategies that will lead to his victory.
Look away from the screen to explain the definition in your own words. You’ll know you understand what "percipient" means when you can explain it without saying "easily taking notice of things" or "discerning."
Think of someone you know who's especially attuned to something, like color, music, flavors, nature, weather, architecture, or other people's moods.
Fill in the blanks: "The slightest change in (something) can't escape (someone's) percipience."
Example: "This cat is so protective of our daughter: the slightest change in Taylor's tone of voice can't escape her percipience."
From the previous issue: From a 1967 film, what's the famous quote that includes the word COMMUNICATE?
Answer: From Cool Hand Luke: "What we've got here is failure to communicate."
Try this today: From a 1968 film, what's the famous quote that includes the word APE?
1. The exact opposite of PERCIPIENT is IMPERCIPIENT.
2. With remarkable percipience, he _____.


Mrs. Hilt wants to make a border around her garden. She needs 125.0 rocks to complete the border. She has 64.0 rocks. How many more rocks  does she need to complete the border? Answer:

As I use modulo Calculation for almost every kind of calculation operation I asked Mathematics Professor Stevenhagen “how important is modulo calculation for a mathematician?”, self being an aritmetician. The answer, to my surprise: “Mathematics without modulo calculation is as impossible as chemistry without atoms”.
I’ll tell something about M(odulo) C(alculation), without giving the mathematic evidence, only the use.
MC is working with remainder classes. There may be several manners of writing, mostly I do 3(7) with which I mean that a given number divided by 7 has a remainder 3. So the number between brackets is the modulo. In Modulo Calculation the quotient of a division is not important, it is the remainder that counts.
In 1949 being 10 years old on the primary school I was taught the 9-test (my teacher possibly did not know the word mc) – as a way to test a multiplication. Calculation machines did not yet exist by far, but anyhow a multiplication should be checked on the accuracy of the answer.
One possibility is to do the multiplication again, with the risk that the same error is made again.
To do the 9-test the individual digits of a number are added and the sum of this is divided by 9. This is very simple as 10÷9 = 1(9) so every 10, 100, 1.000 etc = 1(9).
After having ascertained the remainders of the factors of a multiplication we multiply these remainders and ascertain the remainder of the result. This should be in accordance with the remainder of the whole multiplication.
As the remainders are in accordance you may suppose your result to be correct. The mathematician will say “There is a chance of 1 out of 9 that nevertheless the result is not correct. This means that the greater the modulo, the less is the chance of an error. But also the bigger the modulo, the more it is difficult to work with.
Should you be more confident with the 9-test you’ll see with 5963 that you can ignore the 9, and as 6+3=0(9) t00, you only have to consider the 5.
Now the same 9-test with bigger numbers.
When you have more experience you’ll immediately see the 18, which can be ignored, and the 15+39=54=0(9), so you only have to consider the 83, which is 2(9).
Do some multiplications and check the results with the 9-test.
My teacher told us there were a risk with the 9-test: if in the result of the multiplication two digits would be interchanged, the 9-test would not reveal that. A surprising idea led me to the 11-test, which I bethought my self. It is simple to see: 24 and 42 are both 6(9), 24=2(11) and 42= 9(11). Later on I treat the 11- test.
Let’s never forget: modulo Calculation can be adapted with every kind of operation. In the German MCWC one of the tasks is 10 additions of 10 ten digit numbers. They are aligned vertically. There are people who have in this matter a speed second to none, far beyond my capacities.
84563931: in this number you can ignore the group 45639, being 0(9). Add only 8+3+1= 3(9).
67929583: in this number you can ignore the group 7929, being 0(9). Add only 6+5+8+3= 4(9).
12983747: in this number you can ignore the 9 and the group 747, being 0(9). Add only 1+2+8+3=5(9).
28586837: in this number you can ignore the group 837. Add only 28586=2(9).
35352396: in this number you can ignore the group 396. Add only 3+5+3+5+2=0(9).
The final answer 309312125: 3+3+1+2+1+2+5=8(9).
Please do not forget that working with test numbers is my “second nature”. And I take it for granted that it inevitably takes some seconds, a correct answer gives points, a quick and incorrect one does not .
The difference between the numbers has to be 2-5=6(9).
I accustomed myself to split the numbers in groups of 2 digits, starting from right. In 4 digit numbers I add 2 groups of 2 digits, as 100=1(11).
If you are accustomed with the 11-test you’ll quickly see that 18+15=0(11), so you can ignore them, you can see 83 and 39 both as 6(11) so that you can simplify the addition to 6+6=1(11).
Before make a test, convince yourself that the chosen modulo is not the same in the dividend and in the divider. In this case checking is impossible: 0(9) ÷ 0(9) can be any number.
9-test. In this example the dividend is 4(9) and the divider is 1(9), so the answer has to be 4(9) .
11-test. The dividend is 7(11) and the divider is 8(11), so the answer has to be 5(11).
The quotient of this division = 6583, which indeed is 4(9) and 5(11).
The radient is 4(9) so the answer is either 2 or 7(9).
The radient is 5(11), so the answer has to be either 4 or 7(11).
It depends on your knowledge of the squares how you proceed. Let’s suppose you know the squares till 100. You’ll quickly see the answer from left begins with 98, 8(9). So doing the 9-test the other 2 digits have to be also 8(9). Furthermore it is evident that the last number has to be either 1 or 9. there are 4 possibilities for a square under 100 which end on 41: 21, 29, 71, 79. Out of these for 71 is the only one who meets the requirement being 8(9). So final answer 9871.
Ok, the first two digits of the answer are 98, 10(11). So if the answer is 4(11) the last digits have to be 5(11) and if the answer is 7(11) the last digits are 8(11). Out of 21, 29, 71, 79 we know the moduli are resp. 10, 7, 5 and 2 (11). Out of 4 and 7 (11) we can only make a combination which meets the requirements with 71, and 9871 indeed is 4(11).
Cubic root of 33 23 80 51 99 83.
We start with havinbg a look at 332380. As 328509>323380<343000, the first digits of the answer are 69. This approach supposes the knowledge of the cubics 1-100. If this is not the case, no special problem.
The radient is 0(9) so the answer can be either 0, 3 or 6(9). Immediately is to be seen that the first digit of the answer is 6, as 216> 332< 343(7^3). The last one has to be a 7 as only 7^3 gives a 3 on the end.
We now could look for the 3rd digit. We have a number ….83 and know that 7³=343. We know too (a+b)³ = a³+3a²b+3ab²+b³ of which the part 3ab² gives us the ten of (a+b)³ . 43 + 3ab²= 83, so 3ab²=40. 3a7²=40, so a=20. We now have a partial answer 6?27.
The final answer can be 6027, 6327, 6627 or 6927.
Now we do the Newton method: 332-216(6^3) = 116, to divide by 6^2*3=108. This is however >1, and this cannot be, the final answer being <7. But is helps us to conclude that the final answer has to be 6927, as 9 is the most near to 1.
Cubic root of 33 23 80 51 99 83.
For ascertaining the modulo 11 we can ignore the 33 and 99, both being 0(11) and work with 23, 1(11)+ 80, 3(11), 51, 7(11) and 83, 6(11). 1+3+7=0(11), so what remains is 83, 6(11).
The question is which number ^3 is 6(11). In odd powers there is only 1 possibility: 8. 8³=512=6(11). So the complete answer is 8(11).
Again the 1 st. digit of the answer is 6 and the last one is 7. Suppose we know also that the 3rd digit is 2, then we have 6X27. Take 60, 5(11) and add 27, 5(11) we have an answer 10(11). But we have to have 8(11). So which number do we have to add with 60 to get 8(11) . The answer is 9, for 10 + 9 = which is 8(11).
So the final answer is 6927.

Question: Using 16 coins, how can you make $1 by using pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters? Hint: There is only 1 quarter.
Answer: 5 pennies, 6 nickels, 4 dimes, and 1 quarter. 5+6+4+1=16 coins.

Mary is 20 years old. That’s the same answer you get when you use the one-variable solution in the preceding section.
These problems require you to compute the volume, perimeter, area, circumference, diameter, and so on of various geometric shapes.
You’re painting a fence that is 20 feet long and 6 feet high. How much square footage of fence are you covering with paint?
The area formula for a rectangle is a = lw, so the answer to this simple problem is a = 6 · 20 = 120 square feet.
Generally, the Arithmetic Reasoning test makers don’t let you off so easy, though. The problem is more likely to be written something like the following.
You’re painting a fence that is 20 feet long and 6 feet high. Paint costs $7.23 per gallon, and 1 gallon of paint covers 60 square feet of fence. How much do you need to spend on paint to complete the project?
The problem now requires a couple of extra steps to answer. First, you have to compute the area of the fence. You already did that: 120 square feet.
Now you have to determine how many gallons of paint you need to buy to cover 120 square feet. Because 1 gallon of paint covers 60 square feet, you need 120 ÷ 60 = 2 gallons of paint.
Finally, you need to figure how much 2 gallons of paint cost. Paint is $7.23 per gallon, and you need 2 gallons, so $7.23 · 2 = $14.46.
You get quite a few geometric problems on the Arithmetic Reasoning subtest. To make sure you’re ready for them, memorize the basic geometric formulas in Table 10-1. You can find more information about using these formulas in Chapter 8.

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.

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729 liters of a mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:2.
729 liters of a mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:2. How much water must be added to get a new mixture containing milk and water in the ratio 7:3?
729 liters of a mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:2. How much water must be added to get a new mixture containing milk and water in the ratio 7:3?
729 liters of a mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:2. How much water must be added to get a new mixture containing milk and water in the ratio 7:3?
If Milk:Water is 7:2 in 729 Liters, then milk is 567 Liters.
Final amount of milk: (729+90)*7/10 does not equal 567 Liters of Milk.
Final amount of milk: (729+81)*7/10 equals 567 Liters of Milk.
Option B is the right Answer.
729 liters of a mixture contains milk and water in the ratio 7:2.

 Which Number In The Series Does Not Fit In The Given Series: 1 4 3 16 6 36 7 64 9 100?
1 4 3 16 6 36 7 64 9 100?
Hence, 6 does not fit in the series. It should be 5.

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South America, the Middle East, Europe and Asia. As of July 2014, MEM averaged 83 total passenger flights per day on all of the airlines serving the city.

When I watch videos of people practicing kendo I often hear them make weird sounds. What is that sound for?
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We start with twenty-four boxes. We divide these twenty-four boxes by twelve. This means: how many groups of twelve can we make with the twenty-four boxes that we have? Answer: 2.
We start with eighty-four boxes. We divide these eighty-four boxes by twelve. This means: how many groups of twelve can we make with the eighty-four boxes that we have? Answer: 7.
We start with one hundred forty-four boxes. We divide these one hundred forty-four boxes by twelve. This means: how many groups of twelve can we make with the one hundred forty-four boxes that we have? Answer: 12.

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.

I've been thinking about going into kendo, but I've also been wondering if I have to use one of the 5 stances of kendo or can you use your own stance and style?
Answer: Thank you for your question.You don’t get to do whatever you want. You are going to learn the basics following instructions from your teacher. Hope this helps.

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A polygon with three sides and three angles.
Find the area of triangle with a base = 6 and a height = 9. Area=b*h Area = 1/2* (6*9) A = 54/2 = 27.
Learn what is triangle. Also find the definition and meaning for various math words from this math dictionary.

It is 37.7 miles according to Google Maps.
How far is Santa Barbara California from Oxnard California?
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Mrs. Hilt and her sister drove to a concert 78.0 miles away. They drove 32.0 miles and then stopped for gas. Her sister put 28.0 gallons of gas in the  car. How many miles did they have left to drive? Answer:

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.

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.

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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A clock is set right at 5 a.m. The clock loses 16 minutes in 24 hours. What will be the true time when the clock indicates 10 p.m. on 4th day?
A clock is set right at 5 a.m. The clock loses 16 minutes in 24 hours. What will be the true time when the clock indicates 10 p.m. on 4th day?
Answer : 4 11 p.m.

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.

Answer: I will like to be a nurse.
Answer: Literacy is to be able to read and write, while education mean to be able to attain knowledge and be someone in the future.
Answer: I will be someone to help my family and other people.
Answer: My teachers, they help me to acquire knowledge.
Answer: To become a Lawyer.

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.

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.

Dr. Johnson needs to buy the same number of needles and syringes. The syringes are sold in packages of 6 and the needles are sold in packages of 10. What’s the smallest number of packages of syringes, and the smallest number of packages of needles, that Dr. Johnson can buy to have a matching number of each?
Answer: 5 packages of syringes and 3 packages of needles.
Dr. Johnson needs to come up with the smallest number that is divisible by both 6 and 10.
Since 6=2×3 and 10=2×5, the smallest number that is divisible by 6 and 10 is 2x3x5=30.
Therefore, Dr. Johnson needs 30/6=5 packages of syringes, and 30/10=3 packages of needles.

Question: If 1+1=4, 7-3=2, and 5x2=8, then what is half of 19?
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In Uk why are there no objections from the jockeys any more.
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The Jeep 4x4 Truck: Yesterday and Today!
Is the Jeep 4x4 truck dead and gone? On the streets we are seeing fewer and fewer older models. And where are the new model 4x4 trucks?
The short answer is that Chrysler/Jeep has not built a production pickup truck since 1992 when the great (my bias)Jeep Comanche series was retired.
So as the last of the Comanche's (pun intended) and the other older Jeep trucks get even older, attrition will reduce the numbers every year.
So hang on to and take care of that old Jeep truck. They can only become rarer (and maybe more valuable) with time.
***Do you have a Jeep Truck?
Then tell us about it..
How old is old? Beginning around 1947 the Willys-Overland Company produced a two-wheel drive (discontinued after 1951) and a four-wheel drive pickup truck. Variations of the 4x4 truck models were built into 1965.
(Above and Below) A beautifully restored 1962 Willys Pickup as seen at the Texas Motor Speedway Car Show 2008.
These shared the looks and mechanical features of the early Jeep wagons with the exception of having the pickup cargo bed.
Other Jeep truck (pickup) versions included some of the "Forward Control" models which featured a cab-over (similar to todays vans) style with various cargo bed arrangements such as flat-beds, stake-beds, dump-beds, closed beds and standard pickup style beds.
These 4x4 trucks were produced from about 1957 through 1965. Take a closer look at the Jeep Forward Control 4x4 truck...here!
A few years before the demise of the Willys pickup and Forward Control the original Gladiator pickups were introduced beginning in 1963 and produced through 1970.
The Gladiator's were constructed almost entirely on the Wagoneer platform and came in various designations using the "J" prefix (i.e. J-200 to J-4000).
Around 1970 American Motors Corporation (AMC) purchased Jeep from Kaiser and continued the J-Series pickups (J-10 and J-20) again sharing most of the Wagoneer platform with few other changes.
In 1976 AMC took a crack at producing a cool factory customized J-series pickup called the "Honcho" which has become quite a rare find today.
1982 Jeep Scrambler CJ8...Click on the picture to learn more!
The J-series pickups were discontinued in 1987 when Chrysler purchased Jeep from AMC.
Finally, in 1986 a new Jeep truck style called the Comanche emerged from the base platform of the relatively new SUV Jeep Cherokee XJ.
The Comanche is my personal favorite, not just because I have an original 1987 4x4 long-bed, but also because being a "midsized" pickup it was an alternative to the full-sized monsters coming out of Detroit at the time.
Chrysler axed the Jeep Comanche pickup in 1992 primarily because of not-so-impressive sales, but Chrysler also had the successful mid-size Dodge Dakota available in two- and four-wheel drive which may have influenced there final decision as well.
***Are you proud of your Jeep Truck?
Then tell us about it..
So, no Jeep trucks since 1992? That just doesn't seem right. The Japanese and other importers have produced some fine rugged and dependable pickups in recent years.
Off road trucks are in big demand for everyone from the contractor to the enthusiast these days.
The real travesty is that the Jeep truck, also an American Icon, can and should compete with the imports.
Look, no other vehicle on earth has the rough and tough pedigree of a Jeep, or the name recognition for such ruggedness.
Over the past few years Jeep has toyed with some "Concept" Jeep trucks with some promising models possibly on the horizon. These beauties could satisfy those wanting a 4x4 truck for use as "workers", off road trucks...or just to have a really cool Jeep to fulfill that Jeep Mystique.
But I would humbly caution Chrysler/Jeep to not over-price or over-equip whatever they produce for Jeep now and in the future, as they have priced many enthusiasts out of the market.
A really back-to-basics, reasonably priced model with all the ruggedness expected, but fewer frills would be appreciated by many including myself.
Go ahead and built the "posh" models for those who want and can afford them, but please don't forget the average "Joe"...or Larry in this case...who love Jeeps for their simplicity and function.
We can always add to them later!
Here's a nice concept pickup...Jeep JT...take a look!
And Now A Video Sampling of Jeep Pickups!
***Do you have a story about a Jeep Truck?
Then tell us about it..
Off Road Trucks...Keep These Jeep Trucks Alive!
Old Jeep Comanche Challenges a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon...No Way!
Postal Jeep DJ's and FJ's ready to deliver!

What have the Romans ever done for us? Amongst many other things, provided the opportunity for me to participate in an Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Week for libraries and learning centres at Sapienza – Università di Roma in June 2018.
The theme of the week was Libraries ⇆ Research, comprising two interconnected strands: what libraries do to support research and how libraries do research, with each attendee contributing to the programme. As well as a series of presentations, the programme for the week afforded plenty of opportunities for sharing experiences with colleagues from institutions across Europe, with participants from Slovenia, Romania, Lithuania, Sweden, Portugal, Germany and France among them.
As well as interacting with European academic library colleagues the Erasmus+ week organisers also provided opportunities for us to experience a variety of different venues across the city, reflecting the expansion of Sapienza as it continues to grow beyond its extensive purpose built campus in the San Lorenzo district of Rome. Founded as the Studium Urbis in 1303, the university moved to larger premises in downtown Rome in 1660 (now the church of Sant’Ivo alla Sapienza) before finally relocating to its present site in 1935. Designed by Marcello PIacentini, the campus footprint is apparently based upon the Vitruvian Man, with the imposing Rectorate Building at the ‘head’.
The university has a student population of c.112,500, with 3,500 academic staff and over 55 libraries, the majority serving specific faculties and departments, co-ordinated centrally by the ‘Sapienza Library System’, whilst maintaining some degree of autonomy. Over five days we heard about the various initiatives and services offered by the Library System and discussed common challenges around data curation and digitisation workflows, increasing engagement with institutional repositories, open journal systems and promoting widening access to important archival material.
The added benefit of a week like this is the opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture of another university. Highlights included an evening concert specially organised for us by Coro Musa, a choir comprising staff and students from the university; a visit to the beautiful garden of the Japanese Cultural Institute in Rome; a relaxing group dinner in a local family-run trattoria in San Lorenzo; and a visit – in our morning coffee break – to the church of San Pietro in Vincoli (just a few metres away from the Faculty of Engineering Building) to see Michelangelo’s majestic, though slightly grumpy looking, Moses. The Faculty of Engineering is actually only a few minutes’ walk away from the Colosseum and Roman Forum, and a free afternoon scheduled for the same day enabled me to spend a fascinating few hours (in the sweltering heat) trying to make sense of it all, much aided by Matthew Nicholls’ excellent Virtual Rome Open Online Course.
I have really valued the opportunity to participate in this programme through Erasmus+ scheme funding, and the support provided by both the host institution and the Study Abroad Office at Reading made the practicalities of attending this event very easy to arrange. The week long programme provided me with greater insight into the collaborative partnerships and innovations being developed at other HEIs across Europe, as well as the reassurance that, in many areas, we are all offering similar services and support for researchers to meet current and future needs. There was also a collective recognition that we are also facing many common challenges. In general, library professionals have a willingness to openly share good practice and innovation and my week spent at Sapienza demonstrated this without exception. I now intend to follow up on some of the contacts I have made, to continue these fruitful discussions, share best practice and, in partnership with my European colleagues, collaborate further on developing mutually beneficial resources and the sharing of local initiatives in support of research at our respective institutions.
When I received the news that I would be fortunate to have a term abroad in Melbourne, Australia, I was ecstatic! However, I immediately had the concern of funding as I was aware of how expensive Australia is. Luckily, Reading University’s study abroad term informed me of the various bursaries that were available to me. When researching the various bursaries, the AFSA bursary stood out and after my applying I was granted the bursary, which I am so grateful for as it extended the amount of opportunities available.
The six months which I spent in Australia were incredible a once in a lifetime experience. However, even though before leaving England I had my philosophy modules pre-approved- when I was finalising them at La Trobe, only one philosophy module was running! This meant that I had to find two new modules. Although this was a hassle at the time, one of the modules I chose was ‘Feminism’, which ended up being based around philosophy and also helped me decide on my topic for my ‘Independent Learning Essay’, which I will have to complete in my final year at Reading. Moreover, I studied a module which opened my eyes to the history and discrimination of Aboriginals in Australia, which I found extremely interesting. At Reading, I am used to taking three modules per term, whereas at La Trobe, I had to take four which at first was a struggle, however, it taught me how to balance my time better so I could still get good grades, but also make the most of my time exploring Australia.
Due to my time management becoming stronger, I had many opportunities to travel around Australia and see the most of this beautiful country. The date of my flight gave me exactly a month of free time before heading home. In this time I travelled up the East Coast, starting in Sydney and ending in Cairns. Due to it being winter, the further north, the warmer it got. Melbourne got extremely cold (it reached -1 degrees at night), proving the popular belief that Australia is always hot, false. Thus, I was following the sun North! This was the perfect trip as I had just completed four large final pieces of coursework for La Trobe, so it was a well deserved relaxing holiday.
My time in Australia was unforgettable. In just six months, I learnt how to surf, held a Koala, tried various new foods and explored the East, West and South of Australia. From this experience, I have become more confident and open to new opportunities. I have made so many new friends all around the world, providing me with connections in New York, Sweden, Norway and of course, Australia.
I would recommend studying abroad to anyone, but I would thoroughly research each individual university on offer to make sure they were the best for my degree. Although six months away may seem daunting, I am a very family orientated person but the time flew by and I was never homesick as I was constantly busy, surrounded my amazing people. Enjoy every minute of it, because once you’re home, it feels as if you never left.
Now this is not for everyone, but I wish it could be. If the fear of being alone or traveling alone scares you and bothers you more than it benefits you I do not suggest you travel alone BUT if you are just making excuses, stop making them. There are many different types of traveling: going with your family, going with friends to a party destination, going with friends to sight see, small group travels, large group travels, solo, etc. All of these types should be experienced if possible because you learn something different with each way of traveling and it helps make you a better individual overall.
Traveling completely solo was something I had never done before. I have travelled alone to meet friends or go to camp but I have never just travelled to a destination alone and stay alone. My first trip was to Paris and I was completely hesitant on whether or not I should do it because all the friends I was supposed to travel with could not make it to the trip. That fear was the only thing that was holding me back.
After a week of thinking I knew that if I did not make it to France I would highly regret it and at the end of the term I did not know if there would be time to squeeze in France, so I just went for it. I was in Amsterdam with a friend the weekend before visiting Paris which was perfect.
Once Monday came around I caught an 8 hour bus ride from Amsterdam to Paris and it went by so quickly. I was super nervous about so many things from navigating alone, to eating alone, and to having my evenings alone. I have always had friends to lean on and join at hostels when making more friends, almost like a safety cushion, I was nervous that I was not going to be able to make friends on my own and that I would look silly or desperate approaching strangers at the hostel. All of these nerves are normal and good, the best way to get over them is by just being yourself and going for everything you want. You have already arrived and booked the trip so why not do more.
Since I arrived into France at an awkward time, there was just enough room for me to see one place before the sun completely set, I quickly made it to the metro station and chose to see the Eiffel Tower. It was absolutely stunning in person. I could not believe something I see in pictures and learn about was finally in front of me, I was in awe. I made it back to my hostel by dinner time and I was able to chat amongst a few people which was not so bad for the first day.
On the second day I really experienced traveling alone. I had to eat breakfast and lunch alone, the thought of that made me so anxious but then I realized so many people around me were doing the same and no one was watching. Sight seeing alone was also nerve racking at first but slowly everything came together. When you travel alone you really get time to think, travel at your pace, and just dive into peace and quiet.
The third day was absolutely perfect. I woke up early to get into the Louvre near opening time. Going alone was the best choice I made because I ended up spending 6 hours inside, doing everything at my pace. If I were with people I do not know how it would have all happened. Afterwards I walked down the Seine to the Notre Dame and I finally got a message from my stomach telling me it was hungry. Lunch was perfect. I walked down the Seine with a baguette in one hand and a liter of Prosecco in the other. It was so beautiful and quiet and the sun was out shining down on Paris.
I got to make my way back to the Louvre through the gardens and down the Champs Elysees and I finally reached the Arc de Triumph. As the sun set I was smiling and soaking up all the incredible time I got for myself in the 3 days. I do not know if it was because no one was around influencing my thoughts or if I never put in time for myself like I just did but everything fell into place. I really appreciated myself and my capabilities. I learned the city within 48 hours, never got lost, never got robbed, and learned to accept that it’s okay to be alone, it’s actually really healthy to do so once in awhile.
We can get so caught up in our daily routine and get sucked into this bubble we never noticed. Traveling really wakes you up from all the closed curtains and traveling alone challenges you as an individual to think. You think about what you are doing with your life, you think about what you want out of life, you think about everything you are seeing and experiencing. It is like doing a puzzle on your own and you finally see the big picture instead of each piece alone.
So if you are reading this and you run into a weekend or a few days where no one can travel with you, it’s okay you should still go! Do not skip out on a trip because no one else can come with you, go for you! Bring a book and a journal or camera and just indulge in everything you do!! Be safe, be smart, and be cautious!!
Making (simulated) millions at ICMA!
When most people talk about their study abroad they talk about the places they travelled to and the sites they got to see but a great experiences from my time at the University of Reading was participating in a trading room simulation at the ICMA Centre at the University of Reading Henley Business School. The ICMA trading room is a fully functioning and equipped trading room capable of simulating the real life market and training finance students at the Henley Business School. I personally am a Business major and was super excited to see what a trading simulation would be like.
Going into the simulation I had very little experience in a trading environment but never the less couldn’t wait to give it a shot. When I got there all the participants were seated and briefly explained the rules and how the simulation would work. I remember the teacher explaining the controls saying it normally takes students over a year of classes and training to get to the trading room but you all are going to learn in 15 minutes.
The simulation worked like this. We all had a starting amount of money and no stocks. We could choose from a limited number of stocks such as Google and Morgan Stanley to buy and sell. Every 15 seconds there would be a ‘call’ from another bank asking for a buying and selling price, and based off what you enter the bank either buys or sells stocks from you. The entire market was influenced by simulated news events. There was a contest amongst the group for who could make the most money and who could make the least money.
So, after very little explanation the simulation started and we were off. The whole hour long simulation passed in a blur. It seemed to only take around 5 minutes. The entire room was dead quiet except for the sound of frantic clicking and typing.
Looking back the trading room simulation was an amazing experience. As a Business major it was cool to experience how stock trading works in a real time environment. Study abroad is not just about the experiences you know you will have by traveling and experiencing new things. It is also about the small unexpected experiences you have along the way that you will always remember.
NB: The Erasmus & Study Abroad Office would like to thank Dr Michael Smith of the ICMA Centre for facilitating this event for Study Abroad Programme students.

There is no denying that 2011 has been a banner year for taxpayer-funded assassinations — Osama bin Laden, Anwar Awlaki, five senior Pakistani Taliban commanders in October and many more. Given the crucial U.S. backup role in Libya, and the ringing exhortation for the Libyan leader’s death issued by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton just before the event itself, we can probably take a lot of credit for Moammar Kadafi’s messy end too.
No one following the record of air power as an instrument of national whim should be surprised that Moammar Kadafi’s army remains apparently uncowed, even driving Libyan rebels back in headlong retreat despite an onslaught of NATO bombs and missiles. In fact, history is repeating itself in more ways than one.
The world may be in turmoil, but in the defense business there are signs of a return to normalcy. After dreary decades in which the U.S. military had to live without a presentable threat with which to justify its spending on high-technology weapons, the Chinese stepped up to the plate. With ominous talk gaining currency in Washington of actual cuts in the U.S. defense budget, our Asian friends have suddenly offered a titillating peek from an airfield in Chengdu at their newest warplane, described as a radar-evading “stealth” fighter like our own F-22.

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THE LEAD: The Saints wrapped up the 2018 Outdoor Track & Field season with a strong performance at the 2018 NCAA Division III New England Track & Field Championships hosted by MIT at Morrison Track.
Freshman Pearl Vercruysee (Oak Bluffs, Mass.) set the school record in the 1,500m race with a time of 4:46.26 with a finish of 17th overall in the event.
Sophomore Jacquelyn Schneider (Weymouth, Mass.) also set a program record with her performance in the Heptathlon, finishing ninth overall with a score of 3593, missing All-New England honors by one place and just 121 points.
Sophomore Patrick Carty (Sweeden, Maine) ran a new personal best in the steeplechase with a time of 10:02.69, good for an 11th place finish.
Senior tri-captain Francisco Tavares (Boston, Mass.) ran well in the 400m race with a time of 51.21 seconds, finishing 21st overall in a very fast field.
The Saints relay teams also excelled as the 4x400m team finished 14th overall with a time of 3:30.89 made up of Tavares, Nathaniel Dale (Franklin, Mass.), John Cavanaugh (Redding, Conn.) and Trevor Hajj (Gilmanton, N.H.).
The women's 4x800m relay team just missed out on All-New England accolades with a ninth place finish of a time of 9:55.82, missing All-New England status by a mere 0.65 tenths of a second. The team was made up of Vercruysse, Stephanie Forester (East Walpole, Mass.), Jordyn Gonsor (Springfield, Mass.) and Reilly Boyle (Wells, Maine).
The Saints close out the 2018 campaign at the New England championships and will return to action next year after a highly successful outdoor campaign.