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Did you hear about the curious young science student who sat up...Can you finish this joke?
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Who sat up all night trying to figure where out the sun goes until it finally dawned on him
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What are the benefits of soda?
It tastes goodHelps wake someone tired upCan help to settle an upset stomach
You bought a car from dealer yesterday after signing papers they gave you the keys and you left but later on you saw that the interior is so messed upcan you return the car?
yes you can not
Stereo onmy motorcycle that has 2 ohm factory speekers hooked upcan you replace the speakers with 4 ohm and if you do how will they sound?
They would sound fine. Its the speaker that's 2 Ohms not amp. Marine speakers work great on motorcycles. Hold up better
Joan placed a metal spoon in a pot while boiling some water to make some soup after a while she found that the spoon was too hot to pick upcan you explain why the metal spoon was too hot?
Nature works this way - it tends to try to reach what is called equilibrium - meaning that if you put an hot object and a cool object near each other, and don't apply any external energy, the cool object will absorb heat from the warm object and the warm object will cool off as it loses heat energy.
Stereo on my motorcycle that has 2 ohm factory speakers hooked upcan you replace the speakers with 4 ohm and if you do how will they sound?
If you replace a 2 ohm speaker with a 4 ohm speaker you will only get one half the original power. This is usually not a problem because you rarely, if ever, run a stereo system at full power. Half power is only -3db, which is generally only one click on the volume control. It might also sound slightly different because the cross-over frequency might be different,
What is a pumice rock used for?
Pumice is generally used in dentisty as an abrasive in tooth polishing to remove calculi and tartar from teeth. It's also used in podiatry as an abrasive to remove calluses. Basically, it's a light weight and easy to find abrasive since it's made from volcanic rock.
What are a few examples of acrostic poems?
Does all different kinds of dancesA lot of hard workNever gives upCan learn lots of different stepsEnergetic
Developmental milestones record - 6 months?
DefinitionThis article describes the skills and growth targets for 6-month-old infants.Alternative NamesNormal childhood growth milestones - 6 months; Childhood growth milestones - 6 months; Growth milestones for children - 6 monthsInformationPhysical and motor skill markers:Able to hold almost all weight when supported in a standing positionAble to transfer objects from one hand to the otherAble to lift chest and head while on stomach, holding the weight on hands (often occurs by 4 months)Able to pick up a dropped objectAble to roll from back to stomachAble to sit in a high chair with a straight backAble to sit on the floor with lower back supportBeginning of teethingIncreased droolingShould be able to sleep 6 - 8 hour stretches at nightShould have doubled birth weight (birth weight often doubles by 4 months, and it would be cause for concern if this hasn't happened by 6 months)Sensory and cognitive markers:Begins to fear strangersBegins to imitate actionsBegins to realize that if an object is dropped, it is still there and just needs to be picked upCan locate sounds not made directly at the ear levelEnjoys hearing own voiceMakes sounds (vocalizes) to mirror and toysMakes sounds resembling one-syllable words (example: da-da, ba-ba)Prefers more complex soundsRecognizes parentsStarts to imitate soundsVision is between 20/60 and 20/40Play recommendations:Read, sing, and talk to your childImitate words such as "mama" to help baby learn languagePlay peek-a-booProvide an unbreakable mirrorProvide large, bright-colored toys that make noise or have moving parts (avoid toys with small parts)Provide paper to tearSpeak clearlyStart naming parts of the body and the environmentUse body movements and actions to teach languageUse the word "no" infrequentlyReferencesFeigelman S. The first year. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2007:chap 8.
