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Which is the valid cell address?
A cell address in programs such as Excel normally starts with a letter (or more than one letter, if you use more than 26 columns), followed by a number. For example: A13, D53, AD1003.
What does D53 mean on an old single shot 12g shotgun its on the stock near where the hand goes and all engraving on gun is nearly rubbed off?
Markings on a stock or forearm are generally added by the owner to aid in accounting for multiple firearms of the same type.
Is there any build a bear codes?
yes there is build a bear ville codes i have been on it for 4 and a half years and i have so much money and stuff that i have 3 big cuberds to keep it in any way hear is a code to give you 2,000 bear bills you can use it as much as you wanttt d53-43wer-ui25uy-opi9544
Cell references refer to cells by their fixed position in the worksheet?
Cell references in a spreadsheet are used to identify and locate a specific cell within a worksheet. There are two types of cell references: relative references, which adjust when copied to other cells, and absolute references, which remain fixed. By using cell references, formulas can automatically update and calculate based on changes made to the cells they reference.
40 thousandths equals how many hundredths?
4/100 is the same as 40/1000, so there are 4 hundredths in 40 thousandths.
Is Perkins a Jewish name?
In short: Yes, the name Perkins can be a Jewish name. The long form can be found below.Simon and Peter must be considered together, for they owe their numbers to the same great saint who, if his name were not thus divided in two would almost equal John. There was indeed another apostle called Simon, but so little is known of him that we can be certain it was veneration for Simon Peter that made the name rank so high.In Middle English references to this Saint the name Simon (often written Symond) was generally preferred to Peter, as in Wycliffe's Bible, and the numbers of Sim(p)son, Simmons and other variants given an idea of its immense popularity. Probably one reason for the early preference for this form was that it coincided with the pre-Conquest name Sigmund which was Scandinavian as well as English and well known to the Normans. It appears in Domesday Book, and would inevitable be con tracted to Simon, so that it must have seemed to eleventh-century Englishmen that the great Apostle who held the keys of Heaven had a very homely and familiar name. It is impossible now to sort out one origin from the other, but judging by other names of the two types we may say that much the larger contribution comes from the Saint.But the name Peter was popular too, though not in the way we now say it. Our surnames reveal what may surprise many, that it came into England with a French pronunciation something like Pierre, at any rate in a single syllable without any 't'. It is true that there is quite a large contingent of Peters, showing that this modern pronunciation, influenced by the Latin from Petrus, came into fashion just in time for latecomers, including the Welsh, but by far the largest mass of surnames from this name are those with the sound of Pears, generally written Pearce or Pearson, with Perkin as the favourite pet-form. It must have been noticed how readily 'er' and 'ar' were interchangeable (as in Clerk and Clarke, Derby and Darby), and Parkin is just another form of Perkin, as Parkes is of Perks. However when we come to Parke we are on doubtful ground as some Parkers must have lived in the Park, which is an entirely different matter. This small uncertainty makes little difference to the large score of Peter.2. Homes of Family Names In Great Britain, by Guppy, REF CS 2505 G85, 1968 page, 51PERKINS-PERKIN-PERKS-Confined mostly to the southern half of England, being most numerous in Warwickshire, Worcestershire, and South Wales.3. Dictionary of American Family Names, by Hawks FHC CS 2485 .D53 2003 V.3 page 75PERKES (157) 1. English (West Midlands): variant spelling of PERKS. 2. Jewish (from Ukraine): metronymic from the Yiddish name Perke (a pet form of the female personal name Perl 'pearl'; see PEREL 3) + the Yiddish possessive suffix -s.4. Jewish Family Names and Their Origins, An Etymological Dictionary, by Heinrich W. and Eva Guggenheimer, REF CS 3010 .G84 1992, page 583Perk, variant of Berl, Dim. Perkal, Perkel, Perkell, Perkul; part. Perkoff, Perkovski.
Who are the current US Representative from California?
Here is what the California delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives looks like since January 3, 2015: CD#1 - Rep. Doug LaMalfa - 2nd term CD#2 - Dem. Jared Huffman - 2nd term CD#3 - Dem. John Garamendi - 3rd full term CD#4 - Rep. Tom McClintock - 4th term CD#5 - Dem. Mike Thompson - 9th term CD#6 - Dem. Doris Matsui - 5th full term CD#7 - Dem. Ami Bera - 2nd term CD#8 - Rep. Paul Cook - 2nd term CD#9 - Dem. Jerry McNerney - 5th term CD#10 - Rep. Jeff Denham - 3rd term CD#11 - Dem. Mark DeSaulnier - 1st term CD#12 - Dem. Nancy Pelosi - 14th full term CD#13 - Dem. Barbara Lee - 9th full term CD#14 - Dem. Jackie Speier - 4th full term CD#15 - Dem. Eric Swalwell - 2nd term CD#16 - Dem. Jim Costa - 6th term CD#17 - Dem. Mike Honda - 8th term CD#18 - Dem. Anna Eshoo - 12th term CD#19 - Dem. Zoe Lofgren - 11th term CD#20 - Dem. Sam Farr - 12th term CD#21 - Rep. David Valadao - 2nd term CD#22 - Rep. Devin Nunes - 7th term CD#23 - Rep. Kevin McCarthy - 5th term CD#24 - Dem. Lois Capps - 9th full term CD#25 - Rep. Steve Knight - 1st term CD#26 - Dem. Julia Brownley - 2nd term CD#27 - Dem. Judy Chu - 4th term CD#28 - Dem. Adam Schiff - 8th term CD#29 - Dem. Tony Cardenas - 2nd term CD#30 - Dem. Brad Sherman - 10th term CD#31 - Dem. Pete Aguilar - 1st term CD#32 - Dem. Grace Napolitano - 9th term CD#33 - Dem. Ted Lieu - 1st term CD#34 - Dem. Xavier Becerra - 12th term CD#35 - Dem. Norma Torres - 1st term CD#36 - Dem. Raul Ruiz - 2nd term CD#37 - Dem. Karen Bass - 3rd term CD#38 - Dem. Linda Sanchez - 7th term CD#39 - Rep. Ed Royce - 12th term CD#40 - Dem. Lucille Roybal-Allard - 12th term CD#41 - Dem. Mark Takano - 2nd term CD#42 - Rep. Ken Calvert - 12th term CD#43 - Dem. Maxine Waters - 13th term CD#44 - Dem. Janice Hahn - 2nd full term CD#45 - Rep. Mimi Walters - 1st term CD#46 - Dem. Loretta Sanchez - 10th term CD#47 - Dem. Alan Lowenthal - 2nd term CD#48 - Rep. Dana Rohrabacher - 14th term CD#49 - Rep. Darrell Issa - 8th term CD#50 - Rep. Duncan D. Hunter - 4th term CD#51 - Dem. Juan Vargas - 2nd term CD#52 - Dem. Scott Peters - 2nd term CD#53 - Dem. Susan Davis - 8th term
