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How do you beat level 70 in shift 2?
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How do you beat level 5 on me and the key 2?
So each penguin has a letter and you click each penguin to spell ME AND THE KEY 2, and on the penguin with the 2 it'll have the key !
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How do you beat level 26 on boombot 2?
Blast a hole in the third column left of the exit, without setting off the TNT. Then blast your bot over into the space between the second and third columns, and as he is fall…ing toward the hole, blast the second column a little higher than the hole, pushing him right and over into the exit. (MORE)
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How do you beat level 14 on Me and the key 2?
This is an extended version of the "snake" game, where clicking the moving line turns it to its left only (it circles counterclockwise), and it gets longer with each ball you …hit. You have to hit all the orange balls without letting the line hit itself. After all the balls, the key appears, and you steer into that. (MORE)
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How do you beat level 70 in 100 Floors?
Guide the alien to his spaceship. left right left left right left right right See related link for screenshots.
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How do you beat meeblings 2 level 13?
Wait for the MOVING feebling to come near the others and when it does, click the red one & wait.
Improving the Work Environment for Employees Performing Shift Work
Employees who perform shift work share tools, desks and everything else that their job requires them to use with each other. Although employees often prefer to start their shi…ft under the same circumstances and work environment each time, such consistency is not always the case. Develop an improvement strategy for your employee's work environment to reduce employee turnover and increase employee satisfaction.A good shift work schedule has overlapping shifts. Have the shifts overlap by 15 minutes with the shift of the next employee starting 15 minutes before the first one leaves. The first employee stops performing shift work when the second employee arrives and uses his last 15 minutes of work time to clean up and organize the work station. The second employee takes over the shift work immediately upon arriving for his shift.This overlap allows ample time for the first employee to clean up any mess that he made during his shift, relieving the second employee of having to clean up after him. It also allows the shift work to continue without interruption, even when a new shift begins. Finally, this method gives the two employees an opportunity to discuss what happened in the first shift as well as the outlook for the second shift, making the second employee better prepared to perform his duties.Shift work is designed to allow employees to utilize their paid time off without disrupting the productivity of the business. Consequently, there is an endless cycle of employees being gone for an extended number of days. Communications to shift work employees need to be not only consistent but redundant as well. This ensures that all employees are on the same page regardless of how long it was since their last shift.Shift work employees rely on each other heavily to carry out their job duties. If an employee's work is not up to par or is inconsistent, this directly affects the next worker who comes in to start his shift. A top-quality second shift worker who has to relieve an inefficient first shift worker is likely to find work elsewhere, causing you to lose a good employee.This makes employee training critical for retaining top talent. Regular evaluations of employee performance is necessary to find areas of opportunity and address them before they cause conflict and stress in the workplace.While they work together on a team, shift work employees often perform very different tasks from one another. While an employee who comes in to relieve another is performing the same task as the person he is relieving, other employees coming in to work to relieve their counterparts at the same time are performing very different tasks. Clear job definitions are absolutely necessary to avoid any confusion or frustration that otherwise arises during a shift change.Clear job definitions eliminate disagreements and arguments between employees with different positions. It also prevents misunderstandings over who is supposed to perform what task when one employee is relieving another for the same position. Finally, employees experience less stress and are more productive when they know exactly what is expected of them.Employees performing shift work expect to come to the same place and perform the same tasks every day. When the work environment is not what an employee expects to see upon arrival, it negatively impacts his entire shift. Overlap schedules, over-communicate, evaluate workers regularly and clearly define job duties and responsibilities to improve your shift work environment. These quick, simple changes to your day-to-day operations boost employee morale and help retain your top talent.Shift work is most prevalent among management and professional occupations. 37.7 percent of workers in these categories have flexible schedules. Among industries, shift work is most common in agriculture. 30.5 percent of agricultural workers work flexible schedules. (MORE)
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Meditation Made Easy With Binaural Beats
One of the most difficult things for many people to do is relax. In an age where people are accustomed to living on the go, finding time to unwind can be challenging. Binaur…al beats, an audio technology first discovered over 100 years ago, shows promising results in helping people to achieve deep states of relaxation in a relatively short period of time. By changing your frequency of brainwaves through auditory entrainment, binaural beats can help bring about a more relaxed mental, emotional, and physical state.First discovered in 1839 by scientist Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, binaural beats use low frequencies of sound to effect changes in the brain. The phenomenon is created when two near identical frequencies of sound are played into each ear, creating a dissonant auditory signal into the brain. The difference is frequency between the two tones creates a pulsating tone at a very low frequency, entraining brainwaves to match the tone. For instance, when a tone of 340hz is played into one ear, while a tone of 330hz is played into the other ear, the resulting binaural beat would be 10hz, entraining brainwaves to match this frequency. Depending on the frequency, brainwaves can be entrained into beta, alpha, theta, or delta frequencies. This range of frequencies represents anywhere from fully awake and alert, to deeply relaxed, and even unconscious states. In order for binaural beats to be effective it is necessary to listen to them on stereo headphones so that each ear receives a different frequency. Binaural beats are used to create deep meditative states, to relieve tension and anxiety, to increase immune functioning, and to stimulate healing in the body. Binaural beats are marketed as effecting the four different categories of brainwave frequencies: beta, alpha, theta, or delta waves. Beta waves are created in your brain when you are fully awake and alert. Low beta waves are present when you are more deeply focused on a task. Alpha waves are present usually right when you wake up, or right before you fall asleep, and are associated with a relaxed state, increased immune system functioning, and increased mental clarity. Theta waves are created when you are lightly sleeping or in a meditative state. Delta is the lowest of the frequencies, and is generally only present during deep dreamless sleep, or extremely deep meditative states. Delta waves are present when the body is healing and regenerating tissue, and when certain growth hormones are being released in the body. Specific frequencies of binaural beats can be used depending on your health objectives.In a 2005 randomized controlled study conducted at the Sunderland Royal Hospital in England, the effects of binaural beats were observed in patients about to undergo surgery. The research was aimed at studying the possible effects of binaural beats in reducing pre surgery anxiety. The results showed a statistically significant decrease in anxiety among the group of patients who listened to binaural beats before surgery. Decreases in anxiety scores among the binaural beat group were 26%, as compared to the control group, who scored 11%. In 1998 a study of the efficacy of binaural beats in positively effecting performance and mood was conducted at Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina. The study compared the results of binaural beats on two groups of participants who were alloted the task of completing visual vigilance tasks. While completing the tasks one group of participants listened to pink noise, while the other listened to pink noise with binaural beats. The binaural beats were disguised by the pink noise, keeping participants from identifying which group they were a part of. The results showed that the group receiving the binaural beats experienced an elevation in both mood and performance by the study's conclusion. Binaural beats may also increase inter-hemisphere communication between the right and left hemispheres of the brain. In the same way that information from each eye combines in the brain to create one single visual experience, information from each ear is synthesized in the brain to form a single auditory experience. The information from each side of the body is processed in the opposite hemisphere of the brain. For instance, sensory input from the left ear is actually processed in the right hemisphere of the brain, and vice versa. The two hemispheres synthesize one perceptual experience by exchanging information across a band of neural fibers called the corpus callosum. The corpus callosum is the only line of communication between the two hemispheres of the brain. Because binaural beats create two slightly different frequencies, the brain has difficulty synthesizing one cohesive auditory experience. As auditory information is sent back and forth across the corpus callosum, attempting to make sense of the two similar tones, this connective band of fibers gets strengthened during the process. It is believed that strengthening the corpus callosum may improve memory, mental functioning, and increase mental clarity. More research is needed to verify exactly how binaural beats may increase the functioning of the corpus callosum. Although first discovered in 1839, it wasn't until the 1970s that binaural beats found their way into popular culture through the published findings of Gerald Oster, entitled, "Auditory Beats in the Brain." Oster's research confirmed previous studies conducted on binaural beats, and found new phenomenon associated with the auditory technology. One interesting finding showed that women who listened to binaural beats were effected differently depending on their menstrual cycle, leading Oster to believe that binaural beats could be used as a tool to gauge levels of estrogen in women.Binaural beats may be a good option for you if you have a hard time relaxing and releasing tension. Binaural beats have been shown to reduce anxiety, help reduce insomnia, aid the body in healing, and help people achieve better results during meditation. Binaural beats can be purchased online through any MP3 vendor, and are considered safe for most people. However, if you are prone to seizures, or have been diagnosed with certain psychological conditions such as schizophrenia, you should not listen to binaural beats. Never listen to binaural beats while driving or operating any heavy machinery. (MORE)
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Heart Disease Symptoms: Does Your Heart Beat at the Right Speed?
The beating heart propels oxygen rich blood throughout the body and helps oxygen deficient blood reach the lungs and receive oxygen. When an abnormality occurs, the heart beat…s at an abnormal speed. Different heart rates cause many different symptoms.Heart rate is determined by calculating the amount of time that your heart beats in one minute. The most common way to measure heart rate is to count your pulse; each pulse represents a heart beat. Most medical professionals measure heart rate by counting the number of heart beats occurring within 15 seconds and multiplying this number by four. Heart rate is determined by the strength of the heart. People that have a strong heart beat slowly because the heart beats with enough strength to push blood throughout the body. Conversely, people with fast heart rates have weaker hearts.A normal heart beats 60-100 times a minute. People that are in good shape can experience heart beats less than 60. That said, people with heart rates greater or lower than a "normal" heart rate are often healthy and do not need treatment. As a general rule, a heart rate should never go above 200 heart beats per minute, even during exercise.Losing weight is the best way to change your heart rate. The more you weigh, the harder your muscles must work to move. This causes increased oxygen consumption and requires an increase in oxygen demand. Increasing or decreasing activity levels strengthen or weaken the heart respectively. This changes the heart rate. Another way to change a heart rate is to reduce stress.The biggest symptom of a decreased heart rate is a feeling of dizziness or fatigue. This occurs because enough oxygen does not reach the brain. Slow heart rates also causes shortness of breath due to the fact that enough oxygen is not reaching your blood stream. An increased number of heart beats causes shortness of breath because oxygen cannot diffuse quickly into cells. Chest pain also occurs because the heart muscle is working too hard. In addition, you often feel as if your heart is "racing."A heart beat is important for life. There are many ways to determine your heart rate, but the best way involves taking your pulse. There are many different activities to increase or decrease your heart rate, but there is no normal number of heart beats per minute.When the resting heart rate is greater than 100 beats per minute, the condition is called tachycardia. Bradycardia is the term for a resting heart rate less than 60 beats per minute. (MORE)
The Invention of the Automatic Gear Shift
Most vehicles today are driven by a transmission technology that most people take for granted, the automatic gearshift. Even though this technology is widespread today, there …was a point in time when nobody really understood it very well, and when all vehicles were manuals. Learning why cars need gears at all, and how the automatic transmission was invented will give you some insight into your vehicle. Vehicles use gears to make sure that the engine is running optimally all the time. An engine works the best when it is running at a medium speed that it is comfortable with. Since it isn't possible to drive at the same speed all the time, different gear combinations are needed to adjust the speed while keeping the engine in a comfortable range of operation at the same time. An automatic transmission is a computer-controlled set of gears that will change from one to the next automatically while driving. When you get to a specific speed range, the computer will tell the car that it is time to shift to a different gear, and the car will automatically switch to the next gear ratio up or down. This happens quickly, and without any input from the driver at all. The very first automatic transmission was developed for use in a "horseless carriage" in 1904. This transmission would switch between a low and a high gear depending on the speed that the vehicle was going. It made use of flywheels to switch between the two gears. Unfortunately, they weren't that great at forming precise metals back then, and the design was highly unreliable for that reason. In 1908, the Ford Model T came out with a banded transmission style that allowed the drivers to switch between two different drive gears. Even though they were manual, they were easier to switch than today's manuals, and they did some of the work for you. In 1934, both General Motors and REO released a semi-automatic transmission that made it easier to shift between gears without any real skill. The car would predict shifts based on the current speed it was going. Chrysler spent a lot of work adapting the fluid coupling to automotive use in the 1930's and a lot of the breakthroughs that they came up with eventually led to the technology in the Hydra-Matic transmission produced by General Motors in 1939. This was the very first mass-produced automatic transmission, and it was used in both Oldsmobile and Cadillac's as an additional option that customers could have installed in their vehicles. While it was a long process, the idea for actual automatic transmissions has been around nearly as long as vehicles themselves. A few key technological breakthroughs were necessary for automatic transmissions to become widespread, and these were provided by Chrysler and GM, both of which are still big names in the car industry today. A fluid couple makes use of liquid wrapped inside a capsule to transfer energy to switch gears when the vehicle is moving fast enough. The liquid slowly increases the amount of pressure it puts on the gearbox until eventually it has enough force to make the switch that would normally occur manually. When this force is no longer present because the vehicle has slowed down, the gears will switch back to the lower level that they were at before. (MORE)
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How do you beat level 9 on me and the key 2?
Don't move the mouse at all: the penguin will think about the key. Place the mouse cursor where the key was so you can click on the key location without *moving* the mouse, wh…en he thinks of it again. (MORE)
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How do you beat level 45 in meeblings 2?
You literally bounce the box. use the three meeblings that are already there and make the box land on them. if it lands just right, the box will bounce into the air and break …over the wall of dirt. (MORE)
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How do you beat level 4 on causality 2?
Level 4 There are 6 victims. Click second stall in restroom to lock it. Click guy in rear of balcony, who goes to concession stand. Click drink cup next to oth…er watcher three times, and he goes to first stall in bathroom. Click cone machine, but click the cone and it falls onto floor. The machine won't make another, so guy returns to balcony. The projectionist goes to smoke, then comes back when you click film reel, which falls on guy under it. Fire kills projectionist, and film crashes onto guy asleep on toilet. Fire alarm sends usher into theater. Click cone machine, which has shorted out. Woman runs out, slips on cone. Click red light dome on ceiling to kill usher. (MORE)
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How do you beat level 39 on Meeblings 2?
Hold the red one down and make them go throw the hole the red one made
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How do you beat level 1 on causality 2?
Click the broom the wife is holding. Then the cup, which she throws and it bounces back to kill her. Click the man in the tub, who goes upstairs to complain about the singing.… Click the open door to slam it, and he runs around until he hits his head and dies. The tub overflows, shorting out the TV and lights. Click the man sleeping and he walks to the TV and is electrocuted. Click the sparking light to drop it on the noisy singer. (MORE)
