Advanced Placement (AP) Program

Most colleges will but not the Ivy League types.

1st class

I took AP chemistry in high school and I am a chemical engineering major and that little head start I had over everyone else really helped my GPA. I say take it, especially if you plan on taking chemistry in college.

Pharmacology is the study of drugs and how they interact with the human body. More specifically how drugs affect normal body functions.

you can find it by typing it into google search engine

2 semesters its a really fun class but some colleges do not accept it.

Answer keys are only available to teachers. Getting one without your teacher's permission is considered cheating, and the one you would be cheating most is you. If you are having trouble with a lesson, talk to your teacher.

If you are resorting to this website, maybe you shouldn't be in an AP English literature course. Just sayin'.

The average score is a 2 or a 3.

The score distribution of Spring 2013 are as follows:

7.6% earned a 5

18.9% earned a 4

31.6% earned a 3 or a 2

10.3% earned a 1

This year there were more 3s and 4s than the previous year.

The collegeboard website has a store where you can buy any of the released old AP exams. I'm not sure where you can do it for free.

The 675 was a photocoper that used the electrostatic process to produce copies. The process was called "wet copies" as the age of "plain paper" copiers came in. Coated paper on a roll was used to produce 11" to 14" copies. In turn was the charged like a battery and passed into a toner bath to receive the black image. The copies were not very durable and faded from light. This is the short answer on the electrostatic process, you can look it up if you was more details.

The 675-M was the same machine, with minor changes to produce offset "paper masters" or "E-Stat plates". These plates were short run and lacked the quality required to produce much more than "line copy". In about 1972, AB Dick used the 675-M as the "mastermaker" for the 1700 Quick Copy System. The system was short lived due to the poor quality of copies and high maintenance costs. If the 675-M has a Molex plug in the rear, it's from a 1700 system.

If you have one of these units, I don't think you can get the supplies to run it anymore. If you have the supplies, the Dispersant makes the best charcoal lighter fluid I ever used!

There are 30 OC High Schools on Newsweek's top 1300 American High Schools list 2006:

46. Troy - Fullerton

156. University - Irvine

175. Sunny Hills - Fullerton

296. Northwood - Irvine

358. Tesoro - Rancho Santa Margarita

393. Mission Viejo - Mission Viejo

397. San Clemente - San Clemente

457. Marina - Huntington Beach

497. Esperanza - Anaheim

600. Villa Park - Villa Park

612. Aliso Niguel - Aliso Viejo

615. Fountain Valley - Fountain Valley

666. Ocean View - Huntington Beach

667. Capistrano Valley - Mission Viejo

686. Valencia - Placentia

708. Dana Hills - Dana Point

804. Newport Harbor - Newport Beach

815. Tustin - Tustin

874. Huntington Beach - Huntington Beach

965. Sonora - La Habra

969. Canyon - Anaheim

1029. Edison - Huntington Beach

1044. Irvine - Irvine

1080. Foothill - Santa Ana

1153. Laguna Beach - Laguna Beach

1156. Woodbridge - Irvine

1161. Los Alamitos - Los Alamitos

1164. El Modena - Orange

1170. Garden Grove - Garden Grove

1184. Bolsa Grande - Garden Grove

Website:

America's Top Public High Schools | Newsweek Best High Schools | Newsweek.com There are 30 OC High Schools on Newsweek's top 1300 American High Schools list 2006:

46. Troy - Fullerton

156. University - Irvine

175. Sunny Hills - Fullerton

296. Northwood - Irvine

358. Tesoro - Rancho Santa Margarita

393. Mission Viejo - Mission Viejo

397. San Clemente - San Clemente

457. Marina - Huntington Beach

497. Esperanza - Anaheim

600. Villa Park - Villa Park

612. Aliso Niguel - Aliso Viejo

615. Fountain Valley - Fountain Valley

666. Ocean View - Huntington Beach

667. Capistrano Valley - Mission Viejo

686. Valencia - Placentia

708. Dana Hills - Dana Point

804. Newport Harbor - Newport Beach

815. Tustin - Tustin

874. Huntington Beach - Huntington Beach

965. Sonora - La Habra

969. Canyon - Anaheim

1029. Edison - Huntington Beach

1044. Irvine - Irvine

1080. Foothill - Santa Ana

1153. Laguna Beach - Laguna Beach

1156. Woodbridge - Irvine

1161. Los Alamitos - Los Alamitos

1164. El Modena - Orange

1170. Garden Grove - Garden Grove

1184. Bolsa Grande - Garden Grove

Website:

America's Top Public High Schools | Newsweek Best High Schools | Newsweek.com

It's not hard, like Chemistry, you just have to know your stuff, and yes it is a lot work, a lot of reading and note-taking. Be prepared, and study early for the test.

Students aren't generally put into AP classes. Usually they select the class themselves, for several reasons. They might want a higher GPA or they might just want to be challenged. Also, they might want to impress a college admissions counselor, save money, or develop college skills.

Riddles can be traced back to Old English poetry and were first heard of around 639. They were first inspired by Symphonius who was a Latin poet.

BPO is an organisation which actually works for some other organisation in collecting information about a particular product or provide information about that product or services to make people aware of it.

Here is a little from various sites. 885th BS was initially known as 122nd BS assigned to 68th Reconnaissance Group The earliest AAF special operations involved the Special Flight Section of the 12th Air Force's 5th Bombardment Wing in North Africa. In October of 1943, this small, ad hoc unit operated highly modified and mission-unique B-17, B-24, and B-25 bombers from North Africa into France and other parts of occupied Europe. The Special Flight Section later became known as the 885th Bombardment Squadron and flew B-24s out of Brindisi, Italy.

And there is more here: http://harringtonmuseum.org.uk/OtherLinks.htm

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go to the college board website. it has the scoring guide for 2002 - present

Like founders of other religions, he has had an enormous influence. I haven't checked figures but I'll guess there are somewhere around a billion people who call themselves Buddhists. So now there are, in many many countries around the world, Buddhist temples and centers; there are whole countries where the main religion is Buddhism and there are countless rituals, ceremonies, superstitions, and other sorts of beliefs that have roots, at least partly in Buddha's teachings. Many people have businesses dependent on Buddhists. Some are vegetarian restaurants, others are shops that sells clothing for ordained people, others are shops that sell equipment and other various things that are used by ordinary people at their homes in their everyday lives for religious purposes, and other things that are used at temples, by both lay people and ordained people. Apparently there have been no major, worldwide wars in the name of Buddhism. There have been wars and battles and whatnot fought by people who called themselves Buddhists. I don't know if any governing powers have ever fought battles of any scale, large or small scale, in the name of Buddhism. Nor do I know if any governing powers where the official religion is Buddhism, have ever waged battles against any other people. ==new answer==Buddha added from his own experience the understanding of suffering. There are two kinds of pain. The pain of the gain , or understanding what the pain is for and thereby getting past it, or the pain that lingers from attempting to just make the problem go away, while ignoring the cause. Jesus would later describe this as trying to serve two masters. Either toward God, or learning, or mammon, which is being caught up only in the physical existence, falsley thinking that's all there is, or blindness, which is the process of ignoring.

Pain is simply a way to get our attention.

1

'cause 1times 1 equall 1!

An extra credit idea for AP Statistics which benefits the whole class is students researching a specific concept and presenting the concept to the class.

school,college or university

Cornell Publications has books on H&R

1941:First electronic computer made

1949:First commercial, stored computer program

1956:The birth of AI, Dartmouth conference, logic theorist developed

1958:Lissssp language developed

1963:Start DoD’s advanced research projects

1968:Microwold program SHRDLU

1970: first expert system

1972:PROLOG language revealed