What is the roleof communicating in scientific journal or newspaper?

What is the roleof aldosterone?

Aldosterone will cause Na+ to be absorbed from a filtrate

Who are the characters of miss saigon?

as far as i remember i am the one who playong the roleof kim

What was dobereiner's classification?

write down the dobereiner classification or law of roleof traid ?

What is the roleof ADH in thebody's waterbalance?

ADH causes the body (kidney) to conserve water and produce more concentrated urine

What is the roleof anti-diuretichormone (ADH)in the body?

ADH makes the collecting duct & distal convoluted tubule of the nephron more permeable to water

How old is Sophie in the movie or play 'Mamma Mia'?

If you mean Amanda Seyfried who played the roleof Sophie then she was 23 years old in Mamma Mia!

What was the roleof the spanish civil war play in the road to war world 2?

it gave Germany's airforce much live training in the tactics of bombing and strafing which was used in WW2

What is the roleof the family in the society?

The role of the family in society is to provide emotional support, socialization, and care for its members. Families help to shape values, beliefs, and behaviors, and serve as a support system for individuals. Strong families contribute to a stable and healthy society.

What are parole officers duties?

Parole Officer salary with the Federal government starts at $56,000 and tops at &72,000. If you work in an institution you receive and additional $2000 penal allowance per year.

What is the roleof constraints in UML?

A constraint is used to express a condition, restriction or assertion related to some of the semantics of a model element.Constraint is a condition which must evaluate to true by a correct design of the system. For example, bank account balance constraint could be expressed as:{balance >= 0}Constraint in UML is usually written in curly braces using any computer or natural language including English, so that it might look as:{account balance is positive}UML prefers OCL as constraint language.

Why was the Bible on the banned book list?

BANNED FROM THE BIBLEThe Stories That Were Deleted From Biblical HistoryThursday, December 25 at 9 pm ET/PT on The History ChannelNEW YORK, Dec. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- When Jesus was a boy, did he killanother child? Was Mary Magdalene a prostitute -- or an apostle? Did Caincommit incest? Will there be an apocalypse or is this God's trick to scare us?The answers to these questions aren't found in the Bible as we know it, butthey exist in scriptures banned when powerful leaders deemed them unacceptablefor reasons both political and religious. BANNED FROM THE BIBLE reveals someof these alternative tales and examines why they were "too hot forChristianity." The two-hour world premiere BANNED FROM THE BIBLE airs onChristmas, Thursday, December 25 at 9 pm ET/PT.The Life of Adam and Eve, The Book of Enoch, The Book of Jubilees, TheInfancy Gospel of Thomas, The Gospel of Mary, The Apocalypse of Peter...theseare just a few of the books that were left out of the Bible. The reasons whythey were excluded provide astonishing insight into the concerns of churchleaders and scholars responsible for spreading the faith an illuminating lookat early Christian and religious history.One hundred and fifty years after the birth of Jesus, a man named Marciondecided that a Christian Bible was needed to replace the Hebrew Bible. Churchleaders opposed Marcion's banning of the Hebrew books, but they did agree thatChristians should have a Bible to call their own. After Constantine the Greatconverted to Christianity in the 4th century, a serious effort was made tocompile a Christian Bible, one that included both the Hebrew scriptures (theOld Testament) and Christian manuscripts (the New Testament). It took another40 years before a final list of New Testament books was officially canonizedby the church. Many of the most popular were excluded. Upon examination today,many of these writings attempt to resolve inconsistencies and questions raisedfrom reading the Bible.BANNED FROM THE BIBLE examines the stories in some of these books, howthey were rediscovered and what they might mean to us today. Included are:* The Life of Adam and Eve: A more detailed story of creation than whatis found in Genesis, this book includes jealous angels, a more deviousserpent, and more information about Eve's fall from grace from herpoint of view.* The Book of Jubilees: This obscure Hebrew text offers an answer to aquestion that has vexed Christians for centuries -- if Adam and Eveonly had sons, and if no other humans existed, who gave birth tohumanity? This text reveals that Adam and Eve had nine children andthat Cain's younger sister Awan became his wife. The idea that humanitywas born of incest would have been radical -- and heretical.* The Book of Enoch: This scripture reads like a modern day action film,telling of fallen angels, bloodthirsty giants, an earth that had becomehome to an increasingly flawed humanity and a divine judgment to berendered though denied a place in most Western Bibles; it has been usedfor centuries by Ethiopian Christians. Large portions of this book werefound as part of the Dead Sea Scrolls.* The Infancy Gospel of Thomas: The only book that deals with youngJesus, it indicates that Jesus was a strong-willed child who onehistorian describes as "Dennis the Menace as God." The book revealsthat at age five, Jesus may have killed a boy by pushing push him off aroof and then resurrected him. Perhaps too disturbing for inclusion inthe Bible, this book seems to contain traditions, also known to theKoran.* The Protovangelion of James: This book offers details of the life ofthe Virgin Mary, her parents, her birth and her youth, stories notfound in the New Testament Gospels but was beloved by many earlyChristians.* The Gospel of Mary: This Gnostic Text reveals that Mary Magdalene mayhave been an apostle, perhaps even a leading apostle, not a prostitute.While some texts in the Bible seem to deny women a voice in theChristian community, this texts helps spark the debate about the roleof women in the church.* The Gospel of Nicodemus: This is the story of Jesus's trial andexecution and his descent into hell. According to this gospel theSavior asserts his power over Satan by freeing patriarchs such as Adam,Isaiah and Abraham from Hell.* The Apocalypse of Peter: Peter's apocalypse suggests that there is away out of punishment for evildoers and implies that the threat of theapocalypse is a way for God to scare people into living a moral life,and committing fewer sins.These books are just a sampling of the hundreds that were never includedin the Holy Bible. Perhaps there are more to be found. Whether one believesthese alternative stories or not, they do provide an interesting perspectiveof the religious culture and propensities of the time.BANNED FROM THE BIBLE features commentary from Bible experts andhistorians including Marvin Meyer, PhD, Professor of Bible and ChristianStudies, Chapman University; Daniel Smith-Christopher, Ph.D, Professor ofReligious Studies, Bluffton College; Anthea Butler, Ph.D, Department ofTheological Studies Loyola Marymount University; and John Dominic Crossan,Ph.D, Professor Emeritus, DePaul University.Margaret Kim is the executive producer of BANNED FROM THE BIBLE for TheHistory Channel. BANNED FROM THE BIBLE was produced for The History Channel byFilmRoos.Now reaching 86 million Nielsen subscribers, The History Channel,(R)"Where the Past Comes Alive,(R)" brings history to life in a powerful mannerand provides an inviting place where people experience history personally andconnect their own lives to the great lives and events of the past. The HistoryChannel received the prestigious Governor's award from the Academy ofTelevision Arts & Sciences for the network's "Save Our History(R)" campaigndedicated to historic preservation and history education. The History Channelweb site is located at http://www.HistoryChannel.com.