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What is the first day of the week in the French world?

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What parts of the world have chickenpox?

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Describe all the parts of an information system?

descirbe all the parts of an information system

Why are the nerves found in all parts of the body?

to send the message to all parts of the body.

What do all the parts of a smart car do?

All the parts assembled togethercreate a Smart car.

What are some fun things to do with your budgie?

Okay so when you own a budgie you must make sure that when you buy them from the store they are not sick (you can tell by looking at if they are fluffy or not) then check if they are male or female (males have blue noses and girls have like a dark pinkish red) okay so your going to need a cage you can buy a cage if your only getting one budgie then I'd consider you can get it a small cage (or medium size) You have to give it fresh water and fresh food every day, also fresh water. You have to make sure you put newspaper at the bottom of the cage so you can clean it by just taking one sheet of the dirty newspaper of. :) good luck also try to feed them charcol, it helps their tummy. good luck on your new bird (buy "hagen" brand for your budgie it's bestFrom. echub= cage/habitat First you need to get a good cage for your budgie. Make sure it's the right size- most medium sized cages you see at stores and at pet stores are for 1 or 2 budgies. Make sure that the bars aren't too wide apart though because you don't want your budgie to slip through the bars and escape. You need food dishes and water dishes. It is also good to have a swing and some toys because budgies love to play, especially if you only have one budgie- they need something to keep themselves occupied. Cover the bottom of the cage with newspaper or paper towel. (Paper towel is what I used)Some people use sandpaper or gravel paper but this can rip apart their poor little feet- I stopped using it because my favorite budgie was always hopping around on the bottom of the cage, and his poor little feet were just scratched up, peeling and raw, so I immediately stopped using the sandpaper. and change the cage once a week or so, when it gets dirty. Once every couple weeks to a month it is good to take out the toys, perches, and dishes and clean all of them in hot water. You can scrub them too, a toothbrush works best but don't use anything on it but water, because having the budgie's things contaminated with soaps and cleaners, etc. can make it sick. Wash out the cage when you wash the toys too, just give it a warm water rinsing and a wipe down with a paper towel or a cloth. It's also good to rearrange the cage once a month or so. They seem to like things changed around every once in a while. I know that mine did, they would get back in their cage and go explore everything. Make sure that you put the cage somewhere with a good temperature, around 70o F, and away from drafts or direct sunlight. They do like the sun but if the whole cage is put directly into the sun, they can get overheated, and having the sun shine in their eyes is of course not good either. If you do put your budgie's cage in the sunlight, then cover about half of it with a sheet or a towel so that they can go in the shade if they need to.nutritionBudgies need to have food and water. Your budgie should always have a fresh supply of food and water. Change the water daily, or as needed and clean the dish and refill as needed, too. When budgies eat their seed, they leave the seed hulls behind. Seed hulls are the little hard coverings that the budgies break the seed out of to eat. Just blow lightly on the top of the dish and they will blow out. Be careful not to blow too hard or have your eyes open wide while you do this because you could get the hulls blown upward and into your eyes, which I have done and it hurts. As far as bird seed is, just buy a bag of it with a variety of stuff in it. The kind with little pieces of various things and different types of seed in it is better than just the plain brown kind that has only one kind of seed in it. Budgies also need gravel grit. You can buy this in a box, usually, and you just pour it into a dish, and put it in the cage. I also spread some gravel grit on the bottom of the birdcage. Budgies need this because they do not have stomach acid like we do. They eat the gravel grit, and then it goes into their stomach. It helps to grind up the food they ate so that they can digest it. Also, buy a cuttlebone. These can usually just be attached to the inside of the cage. The cuttlebone provides calcium for them, and is always really good to have in the cage. Budgies usually also LOVE lettuce. You can give them one or two leaves of lettuce, but not too much too often or they will get diarrhea. Only get the bagged darker green lettuce, NO ICEBURG LETTUCE. this is bad for them. Be sure to wash the lettuce thoroughly. even if it's pre-washed, it's a good idea to make sure that it isn't contaminated with pesticides or anything, because this does happen.healthThere is too much to put here... if you are having problems with your budgie it should be taken to the vet. I usually haven't had problems with my budgies getting sick. One got a cold-type sickness once, and another time one got hurt, but as long as you follow what you read here and in books your budgie should be healthy. They can live 10-20 years, on average. I hope this stuff helps, I have had about 15 budgies in the past 8 years or so, and I used to breed them, so I've had a lot o experience with them. Take good care of your budgie and give it lots of love- I had some VERY tame budgies who talked and were always on my shoulder, and were very nice birds, so hard work with them will be rewarding. Good luck! :)*thebearrMore Things...Hey, I'm a budgie lover, and I have TONS of tips for ya.Toxic Plants and Non-ToxicBoy , there is A LOT I got this off a site called Budgie and Parakeet Place:ToxicAcokanthera - all parts are toxic except the ripe fruitAmaryllis - all parts are toxicAndromeda - all parts are toxicAngel's Trumpet - seeds, leaves, and flowers are toxicApricot - pits, leaves, and bark are toxicApple - seeds, leaves, and bark are toxicArum Lily - all parts are toxicAustralian Flame Tree - all parts are toxicAutumn Crocus - all parts are toxicAvocado - pits, unripe fruit, leaves, and stems are toxicAzalea - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicAbeliaAcacia (some species)African DaisyAfrican VioletAluminum PlantAloeAraliaArbutusArecaAshAsparagus FernAspenAspidistra -B-ToxicBalsam Pear - all parts are toxicBaneberry - all parts are toxicBelladonna - all parts are toxicBird of Paradise - seed pods and flowers are toxicBishop's Weed - all parts are toxicBitter Melon - all parts are toxicBittersweet - all parts are toxicBlack Garden (Nightshade) - unripe berries and leaves are toxicBlack Laurel - all parts are toxicBlack Locust - all parts are toxicBleeding Heart - all parts are toxicBloodroot - all parts are toxicBlue Bonnet - all parts are toxicBlue-Green Algae - all parts are toxicBoston Ivy - all parts are toxicBoxwood - all parts are toxicBracken Fern - all parts are toxicBuckthorn - all parts are toxicBurdock - all parts are toxicButtercup - all parts are toxicBroad Bean - all parts are toxicBroom Grass - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicBaby's TearsBaby's BreathBachelor ButtonsBarberryBeechBegoniaBirchBird's Nest FernBlood Leaf PlantBoston FernBougainvilleaBrakeBromeliadsButterfly Cane-C-ToxicCacao - all parts are toxicCaladium - all parts are toxicCalla Lily - all parts are toxicCamel Bush - all parts are toxicCana Lily - all parts are toxicCandelabra - all parts are toxicCardinal Flower - all parts are toxicCastor Bean - all parts are toxicCatclaw Acacia - twigs and leaves are toxicChalice - all parts are toxic are toxicCherry - pits, leaves, and bark are toxicCherry Nightshade - unripe berries and leaves are toxicChinaberry - all parts are toxicChristmas Candle - all parts are toxicClematis - all parts are toxicCocklebur - all parts are toxicCoral Plant - all parts are toxicCoriander - all parts are toxicCorn Grass - all parts are toxicCorncockle - all parts are toxicCoyotillo - all parts are toxicCowslip - all parts are toxicCrocus (Autumn) - all parts are toxicCrotalaria - all parts are toxicCrown of Thorns - all parts are toxicCuckoopint - all parts are toxicCutleaf Philodendron - all parts are toxicCycad - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicCalifornia HollyCalamintCalendulaCamelliaChamomileChickweedChicoryCissus Kangaroo VinesClaw CactusCoffee Tree - the coffee beverage is toxicColeusComfreyCorn PlantCottonwoodCrabapple - fruit onlyCreeping JennyCroton - house variety-D-ToxicDaffodil - all parts are toxicDaphne - all parts are toxicDeadly Nightshade - unripe berries and leaves are toxicDeath Camas - all parts are toxicDelphinium - all parts are toxicDevil's Ivy - all parts are toxicDieffenbachia (Dumb Cane) - all parts are toxicDock - all parts are toxicDumb Cane - all parts are toxicDutchman's Breeches - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicDahliaDandelionDateDaylilyDillDishDogwoodDonkey TailDracaenaDragon Tree-E-ToxicEggplant - unripe/overipe fruit and leaves are toxicElderberry - roots, leaves, stems, and bark are toxicElephant's Ears - all parts are toxicEnglish Ivy - all parts are toxicErgot - all parts are toxicEuonymus - filit, leaves, and bark are toxicEuropean Pennyroyal - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicEaster CactusEcheveriaElephant Foot TreeElderberry - cooked, ripe fruit onlyElk's HornElmEucalyptusEugeniaEuropean Fan-F-ToxicFalse Hellebore - all parts are toxicFava Bean - all parts are toxicFelt Plant - all parts are toxicFigs - sap is toxicFire Thorn - all parts are toxicFlame Tree - all parts are toxicFour o'clock - all parts are toxicFoxglove - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicFir-G-ToxicGlory Bean - all parts are toxicGlottidium - all parts are toxicGolden Chain - all parts are toxicGrass (Broom, Corn, Johnson, Sorghum, and Sudan) - all parts are toxicGround Cherry - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicGardeniaGarlicGloxiniaGold Dust DracaenaGrape IvyGrape Vine-H-ToxicHeath (Andromeda, Azalea, Black Laurel, Kalmia, Leucotho, Mountain Laurel, Peires, and Rododendron) - all parts are toxicHemlock (Poison and Water) - all parts are toxicHeliotrope - leaves are toxicHemp - all parts are toxicHenbane - all parts are toxicHolly - berries and leaves are toxicHoney Locust - all parts are toxicHorse Bean - all parts are toxicHorse Chestnut - all parts are toxicHorse Nettle - all parts are toxicHorse Tail - all parts are toxicHyacinth - all parts are toxicHydrangea - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicHens and ChicksHibiscusHoneysuckleHoya-I-ToxicIris - all parts are toxicIvy (Boston, English, and some others) - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicImpatiensIndian Hawthorne-J-ToxicJack-in-the-Pulpit - all parts are toxicJasmine - all parts are toxicJerusalem Cherry - all parts are toxicJerusalem Nightshade - unripe berries and leaves are toxicJessamine, Yellow - leaves and stems are toxicJimsonweed - seeds, leaves, and flowers are toxicJohnson Grass - all parts are toxicJonquil - all parts are toxicJuniper - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicJade Plant-K-ToxicKalmia - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicKalanchoe-L-ToxicLantana - all parts are toxicLarkspur - all parts are toxicLaurel - all parts are toxicLeucotho - all parts are toxicLily-of-the-Valley - all parts are toxicLily, Arum - all parts are toxicLobelia - all parts are toxicLocoweed - all parts are toxicLocust (Black and Honey) - all parts are toxicLords and Ladies - all parts are toxicLupine - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicLarchLemon balmLilacLily (Easter or Tiger)-M-ToxicMalanga - all parts are toxicMarijuana - all parts are toxicMeadow Saffron - all parts are toxicMescal Bean - all parts are toxicMexican Breadfruit - all parts are toxicMexican Poppy - all parts are toxicMilkweed - all parts are toxicMistletoe - all parts are toxicMock Orange - all parts are toxicMoonseed - all parts are toxicMonkshood - all parts are toxicMorning Glory - seeds are toxicMountain Laurel - all parts are toxicMushrooms - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicMagnoliaMarigoldMaidenhair FernManzanitaMayappleMonkey PlantMoses-in-the-CradleMother-In-Law's-Tounge-N-ToxicNarcissus - all parts are toxicNavy Bean - all parts are toxicNettle - all parts are toxicNightshade (Bittersweet, Black Garden, Cherry, Deadly, Eggplant, Jerusalem, and Woody) - unripe berries and leaves are toxicNon-ToxicNandinaNasturtiumNatal PlumNerve Plant-O-ToxicOak - all parts are toxicOleander - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicNone-P-ToxicPeach - pits, leaves, and bark are toxicPear - seeds, leaves, and bark are toxicPeires - all parts are toxicPencil Tree - all parts are toxicPeony - all parts are toxicPeriwinkle - all parts are toxicPeyote - all parts are toxicPhilodendron - all parts are toxicPigweed - all parts are toxicPlum - pits, leaves, and bark are toxicPoison Hemlock - all parts are toxicPoison Ivy - all parts are toxicPoison Oak - all parts are toxicPoison Sumac - all parts are toxicPoinciana - all parts are toxicPoinsettia - all parts are toxicPoppy - all parts are toxicPokeweed - all parts are toxicPotato - sprouts, berries, leaves, and green tubers are toxicPothos - all parts are toxicPrecatory Bean - all parts are toxicPrimrose - all parts are toxicPrivet - all parts are toxicPyracantha - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicParsleyPassionflowerPeppermintPeperomiaPetuniaPony Tail PalmPopularPrayer PlantPurple PassionPurple VelvetPyracantha-R-ToxicRagwort - all parts are toxicRain Tree - all parts are toxicRanunculus - all parts are toxicRattle Box - all parts are toxicRed Maple - all parts are toxicRhododendron - all parts are toxicRhubarb - leaves are toxicRosary Pea - all parts are toxicRunner Bean - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicRaphiolepsisRibbonRoseRubber PlantRussian Olive-S-ToxicSage - all parts are toxicSago Cycas - all parts are toxicSandbox Tree - all parts are toxicScarlet Bean - all parts are toxicShamrock Plant - all parts are toxicSkunk Cabbage - all parts are toxicSnowdrop - all parts are toxicSnow on Mountain - all parts are toxicSorghum Grass - all parts are toxicSorrel - all parts are toxicSpurges (Candelabra, Crown of Thorns, Pencil Tree, Snow on Mountain) - all parts are toxicStar of Bethlehem - all parts are toxicSudan Grass - all parts are toxicSweet Pea - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicScheffleraSensitive PlantSpearmintSpider PlantSpruceSquirrel's Foot FernStaghornStar JasmineString of BeadsSweedish IvySword Fern-T-ToxicTansy Ragwort - all parts are toxicTaro - all parts are toxicTobacco - all parts are toxicTomato - stems and leaves are toxicTulip - all parts are toxicTrumpet Vine - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicThistleTi PlantTiger Lily-V-ToxicVirginia Bower - all parts are toxicVirginia Creeper - all parts are toxicVetches - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicViolet-W-ToxicWater Hemlock - all parts are toxicWattle - all parts are toxicWaxberry - all parts are toxicWhite Cedar China - all parts are toxicWisteria - all parts are toxicWoody Nightshade - unripe berries and leaves are toxicNon-ToxicWandering JewWillow-Y-ToxicYellow Jasmine - all parts are toxicYew - all parts are toxicNon-ToxicYucca-Z-ToxicNoneNon-ToxicZebra PlantNow, here we go with other things:Budgie AgeHow to tell your budgie's age: Barhead (less than 4 months) Clear Cap (4 months or older)All Black Eyes (0-4 months) Very Dark Grey Irises (4-6 months) Medium Grey Irises (6-8 months) Light Irises (8 months or older)Hope that helped...I actually have a link for yah...I'll add it as a related link! Bye!- FlashStripe(really good bird person, and cat, dog, and animal, any questions, ask me!) :)Okay its me again!This is another message, I'm adding it as a related link, so here!PS. This link is awesome 'cause its like a online training school!

Which cell parts holds the instructions for making all of the cell parts?

The nucleus holds the instructions for making all the cell parts.

All parts in Noh dramas were played by women?

No, all men did. All the parts in these dramas were played by men.

What heart beat cause to all body parts?

pumps blood to all body parts

What carries water to all parts of a plant?

The roots takes water to all parts of a plant

When was Found All the Parts created?

Found All the Parts was created on 1980-06-02.