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Alliance Training
Alliance Training is a passive skill in Mass Effect 3. It is available to all humans. It gives the player more power damage, weapon damage, and strength.
Alliance Training Power Ranks
Alliance Training can be upgrades six times. Below are the upgrades for Mass Effect 3.
Rank 1
A decade of rigorous combat training in the Alliance starts to click.
More power damage. More weapon damage. More strength.
- Weapon Damage Bonus: 5%
- Power Damage Bonus: 5%
- Weight Capacity Bonus: 10
Rank 2
Increase power damage and force bonuses by 5%.
- Power Damage Bonus: 10%
Rank 3
Increase weapon damage bonus by 5%.
- Weapon Damage Bonus: 10%
Rank 4
|Weapon Damage
|Damage & Capacity
| Increase weapon damage bonus by 7.50%.
| Increase power damage and force bonuses by 10%.
Increase weight capacity bonus by 20 points.
Rank 5
|Power Damage
| Increase power damage and force bonuses by 15%.
|Increase headshot damage bonus by 20%.
Rank 6
|Weapon Weight
|Weapon Damage
|Decrease weight of all weapons by 20%.
| Increase weapon damage bonus by 10%.
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MONTPELIER- Vermont doctors are feeling left out of the health-care reform process, according to a new report published by the Vermont Medical Society Education and Research Foundation.
Doctors are facing rising time and financial pressures, according to the report.
Titled "The 2011 Physician Needs Assessment," the report concludes that the problems faced by doctors may eventually threaten health-care quality in the Green Mountain State.
"The study was conducted by the foundation in order to gain actionable insight about the concerns of Vermont's physicians and their patients," said John Brumsted, M.D., chief medical officer at Fletcher Allen Health Care and the foundation's president. "The timing and findings of the assessment are particularly important as the state embarks on an ambitious health care reform effort.
Brumsted said anxiety in the physician community is directly linked to the uncertainty caused by state and national health care reforms.
"This report is the first step toward working with doctors as well as members of the government, business, and health-care communities to help understand and address the implications of reform and create solutions that will lead to better patient care," Brumsted added.
Paula Duncan, M.D., president of the Vermont Medical Society, and a critics of state health care reform, said the report is a warning shot.
"The assessment has provided a very clear picture of what is troubling physicians in the state," Duncan said. "The society is going to take what we've learned and use them as the basis of our future advocacy efforts on behalf of the state's physicians and their patients."
Brumsted said the report, which was developed through a series of interviews with a sampling of Vermont physicians, identified three long-term trends:
1. Physicians don't have enough time to devote to each patient, according to the report:"Physicians strongly feel that the current practice environment allows too little time to see their patients and requires too much time attending to financial, regulatory and administrative requirements," the report stated.
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TOKYO (ICIS)--Mitsubishi Gas Chemical's first-quarter net profit nearly tripled to yen (Y) 11.8bn ($120m)from Y4.19bn in the same period a year earlier, the Japanese firm said on Thursday.
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The Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library's Board of Trustees, along with library director Alex Gutelius, have announced the names of candidates who have submitted petitions to run for two Town of Clifton Park vacancies on the Library Board of Trustees for 2009. Two candidates will appear on the Tuesday, Sept. 11, ballot: incumbent Christene Thurston and John A. Cosgrove.
Thurston has served on the board since 2000, first as treasurer and then as president for 2004-2006. She lives in Rexford with her husband. Thurston has managed the dental practice of Stephen Dautel for 21 years.
While I was president of the board, we had a successful vote to pass the referendum for the new library in 2004, spent 2005 working on the design and construction, and in 2006 finalized the construction of the new building and made the move into the new library. There is a continued demand for library services in our community, and I would like to continue to work with the library board in finding new ways to meet those demands and provide even more services.
Cosgrove has resided in Clifton Park for eight years with his wife, Theresa, and their five children. The family uses the library regularly. Cosgrove is an access services librarian at the Lucy Scribner Library, Skidmore College, where he has been on the library faculty for 10 years. He holds two advanced degrees: a master's of library science and master's of arts in English from the University at Albany.
"I am interested in sharing my professional experience in a capacity that will serve the community," Cosgrove said. "All libraries today face rapid changes in information technology and an uncertain economy. The library is a terrific resource for our town and I would like to help it to remain so."
District residents, who are registered voters, will be asked to vote on the proposed budget Thursday, Sept. 11, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., in the lobby, at the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Public Library. Clifton Park residents, who are registered voters, will be asked to select two Clifton Park trustee nominees. Absentee ballots are available at the circulation desk for residents who will be out of town that day.""
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Chand Bardai (, (1149-09-30 ) September 30, 1149 – c. 1200) was a Hindu brahambhatt (barot) and the court poet of the Indian king Prithviraj III Chauhan, who ruled Ajmer and Delhi from 1165 to 1192. A native of Lahore, Chand Bardai composed the Prithviraj Raso, an epic poem in Hindi about the life of Prithviraj. A barot of Jagati(jalsar) gotra, he was a worshiper of the goddess Saraswati, who gifted him with the boon of Bardai. [ citation needed ]
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NEW ORLEANS- For 32 years, Chris and Kevin Cahalan have been brightening the lives of the blind and visually impaired in the New Orleans area.
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The past two weeks have painted Akron City Hall more Hatfield and McCoys rather than your normal political fight. For nearly two months, controversy over the decision to disinvite a member of Akron City Council from Mayor Don Plusuqellic's annual State of the City address turned into surprise, shock, embarrassment and even derision as the story played out. It culminated a week ago into a political climax few expected: not only did Plusquellic decide he would not seek re-election for a record eighth term, he opted to skip entirely the last seven months of his term and resign in order to retire from public service.
Amidst the charges of media bias, political theater and personal character attacks both sides were actively engaged in presenting their versions of the story to local media, in particular the Akron Beacon Journal and 1590 WAKR. More complete discussions of the role by this station and the newspaper played are available at the Beacon Journal's website www.Ohio.com and also in prior stories on this website, notably interviews conducted by Jasen Sokol with Beacon Journal columnist Bob Dyer and the editor of the Beacon Journal editorial page, Michael Douglas.
Interviews for this program were conducted by Chris Keppler both before and after the mayor announced he was stepping down, effective the end of May. They were conducted in our newsroom.
Akron Matters discussion for the month of February with Marco Sommerville: Director of Planning and Urban Development for City of Akron, Russ Pry: Summit County Executive, and Dan Colantone: Greater Akron Chamber's President and CEO. Today's hot topic is Rolling Acres Mall. Pictures have surfaced online of the once popular site and they aren't pretty.
Listen as Ray discusses what can be done with this land with Akron's very own.
Planning Director for the City of Akron Marco Sommerville spoke with WAKR's Ray Horner about the EACH program, the building, and still keeping the programs alive.
Akron will soon be getting a new hotel on the site of the former Goodyear headquarters site.
Appearing on the 1590 WAKR Ray Horner Morning Show, City Planning Director Marco Sommerville said the highly anticipated project will help the city tremendously.
"We're really excited about the hotel," said Sommerville.
"This will be placed off East Market Street, and that will be able to help Goodyear when they have guests from around the world come in to see that first-class facility."
Sommerville says the new hotel will be a Hilton Garden Inn. Groundbreaking is scheduled for this summer.
Sommerville says the new hotel will be the catalyst for redevelopment in the East Akron area.
"We hope the hotel will be the beginning stages of redevelopment and improving the neighborhood," Sommerville explained.
In addition to the hotel, developers will look to add offices, residential, and retail space to encompass the former Goodyear campus.
Sommerville says the city hasn't lost sight of trying to attract hotel chains to put lodging in downtown Akron, something that has been on the table for some time.
The five-story Hilton Garden Inn is expected to open in the summer of 2014.
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There will be a couple of proposed charter changes on the November ballot impacting Akron politics. City council will consider a proposal from the administration that would combine council elections rather than hold at-large elections separately; another issue would limit raises for the Mayor and Council members to averages in the private sector.
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(Mayor Don Plusquellic - news release) Mayor Don Plusquellic and Council President Marco Sommerville will ask council today to authorize the submission to the electors a proposal to amend Akron's Charter to eliminate the cost of an extra election by holding all Council member elections at the same time, and to limit raises for members of Council and the Mayor. If approved by council, the Charter Amendment will be voted upon at the next regular citywide election on November 6, 2012.
The purpose of the proposed Charter Amendment is to eliminate the need for an extra election for Council members, and the high costs associated with such an election, and to limit the raises afforded to City elected officials.
"We have looked at every possible way to save tax dollars by making City Government more efficient. We saved over $950,000 by combining the Akron Health Department with the Summit County Health Department," said Mayor Don Plusquellic. "Even though our Akron Health Department was providing excellent service before, we now benefit from the savings while our residents receive the same quality service. The election process is an important part of City government, but with the limited resources we have, we must look at savings in every area. Residents will still vote on their ward and at-large council members, and with everyone being elected at the same time, it will cut costs significantly."
"Certainly with the costs of elections being as high as they are, we can consolidate the election cycles of the council members to save the taxpayers' money," said Council President Marco Sommerville. "In addition, this Charter Amendment would limit raises for the Mayor and Council Members to an amount not to exceed the amount a private industry worker receives, on a calendar year basis. If the people who pay their taxes aren't getting raises, then the Mayor and Council members in the future should
The City of Akron will be receiving federal funds to hire 12 recently-returned military veterans as new law enforcement officers.
Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic says this grant provides the city an opportunity to hire qualified individuals when numbers are down.
"We're trying to make the best of this situation and get more officers out on the street and less of them sitting in the offices," Plusquellic stated.
"We'll do everything we can to make this grant work for us and hire officers as best we can despite the budget restrictions we have."
The U.S Department of Justice awarded the city $1.5 million to hire the would-be officers.
City Council President Marco Sommerville says the money will put more officers on the street to help combat the violence that has been plaguing Akron in recent months.
City Council President Marco Sommerville and Mayor Don Plusquellic by Akron NewsNow
Both President Sommerville and Mayor Plusquellic thanked US. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) for his efforts in securing the grant to keep Akron's streets safer.
"We're trying to increase the number of policemen and women on the street and this is the first wave of doing that."
Sommerville says that whenever you hire a veteran, you will be getting someone who is accountable and prepared for all types of situations.
"These are individuals that will be ready to serve as police officers," Sommerville stated.
"They already have knowledge of firearms, conflict control and these are the types of people you need in your police department, and so we're very excited about this happening."
Through the "Vets to COPS" program, requires that new officers hired under the grant must be veterans that served in active duty for at least 180 days, any part of which occurred on or after September 11, 2001.
Plusquellic said hiring veterans was a plus for the APD.
"I'm happy that we have an opportunity to give at least 12 people the recognition and the opportunity to have a full-time career here."
The newly-aquired funds will provide 75 percent of the funding for salaries and benefits for three years for newly-hired, full-time sworn officer positions, or for rehired officers who have been laid off, or are scheduled to be laid off in the future.
The Summit County Board of Elections is at odds over how to proceed with investigating a newspaper ad placed by Akron City Council last year.
It was designed to look like actual news coverage, titled Akron City Council News. The problem, according to Elections Board Member Alex Arshinkoff, is that governments can't tell people how to vote.
"If the Akron City Council can campaign against Issue 2, then what's to stop the state government or some township or anyone else from telling people to vote for Issue 2," said Arshinkoff.
The material urged defeat of Issue 2 and passage of some other issues. It also featured certain, but not all, candidates for Akron City Council.
The elections board previously voted to hold a public hearing that would determine if the matter was referred to the prosecutor and the sheriff for further investigation. Today, the board recorded a tie-vote on whether to rescind the previous vote.
Not only did the Republican board members want to move forward, they also wanted to expand the amount of material that could be obtained through a public records request of the city of Akron. That came up because Akron City Council President Marco Sommerville was quoted in the Beacon Journal as saying that a similar approach has been used for years. That comment prompted a discussion on whether to ask for previous copies of Akron City News for the last six years.
There was disagreement and lengthy discussions about the scope of information to be sought as well as the authority of the board. At one point, Arshinkoff wanted to hear the motion that ended in a tie to make sure everyone understood the exact wording. The recording device used required that the file be downloaded to a computer system on a different floor before the it could be heard. The process took more than 30 minutes.
Board Chairman Tim Gorbach said he was concerned about abusing the board's power to subpoena.
Democrats stood firm, so the tie-vote will have to be broken by the secretary of state.
Elected and community leaders say they'll spend the new year working on ways to reduce the amount of violence that plagued the city last year.
Akron NAACP President Ophelia Averitt, who is also a national NAACP board member, says a key component involves neighbors working together to form new neighborhood block clubs or strengthen existing ones.
"Block clubs know what is going on in their communities," says Averitt.
The biggest hurdle: Getting people to commit is never easy. Averitt says people will be more willing now more than before because they're fed up that people are getting shot in the streets.
Addressing Akron Violence by Akron NewsNow
Akron City Council President Marco Sommerville also mentions block club establishment as he listed the problem as a top priority for the council this year.
Sommerville says starting a dialog is only the beginning.
"We have to do more than that," said Sommerville. "If we don't include people who have been left out, then we're going to see more and more of this type of activity."
Sommerville says finding ways to keep kids in school and young adults in college or trade school would help significantly.
The Summit County Board of Elections wants to know what's up with a 2-page spread that ran in Saturday's edition of the Akron Beacon Journal.
It's called "City Council News" and features items that mainly tout the accomplishments of the current city council and administration, but stops short of telling people who deserves their vote.
The advertisement does encourage people to vote a certain way on certain issues.
The problem, according to the Summit County Board of Elections, is transparency.
Although the layout looks nothing like that of the Beacon Journal, some people can't tell if it's an advertisement or news. More importantly, the board wants to know who authorized the whole things and who is paying for it.
"Then we can have this information and make a decision on what to do," said Republican Board Member Alex Arshinkoff.
The "information" he's seeking is any documentation that answers the questions.
Arshinkoff made the motion to subpoena records from various city employees. It was seconded by Democrat Wayne Jones and passed unanimously.
"We need to make sure that it was in accordance with what the current rules are and so far as how it was paid for," said Democrat Tim Gorbach.
There is an area at the bottom of the spread that resembles a masthead and it says City Council News is published by Akron City Council and produced by Highland PR.
If you look on any street corner in Akron, you will see memorials of loved ones near the site of a car accident or act of violence. Some residents have expressed concerns as to how the memorials affect neighborhoods.
Ward 4 Councilman Russel Neal,Jr. tells AkronNewsNow.com what he plans to do.
"What I will be doing is meeting with Veronica Brown-Sims who has some suggestions and then we will merge that with some other ideas and present those to the Council President and to the public," he said.
Individuals in the Hillwood/Fernwood neighborhood in West Akron had met with Council President Marco Sommerville to address their concerns with the street memorials they've seen in the area.
Neal says he was going to present the information sooner but says he was "sidetracked" and will speak with President Sommerville and the Law Department before presenting a proposal for legislation so that the community can honor the deceased and not draw negative attention to a neighborhood.
Neal says that by talking to the Planning Committee and by speaking to the public, the City can come up with a plan that everyone can be happy with.
"We want to do something that shows our condolences to the family of the loved one, but also communicates what the city's policy is."
Neal says he sees these makeshift memorials whenever he travels through the city.
"It's something that has become a part of modern day
Council president Marco Sommerville says that he's heard from residents that some memorials have stayed up too long.
"I'm going to suggest that before we move forward with this, that we hold some public hearings to see what people have to say about this delicate issue."
Sommerville acknowledged that some of these sites are therapeutic for those who have experienced great loss.
There is no timetable on a proposed legislation to regulate how long a street memorial can stay up, or how much material one can put up.


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If I'm not getting in over my head, I believe that silver-halide crystal formation is governed by the pAg of the solution in which it is formed, in addition to the soluble salts & other things (silver-halide solvents, etc.) present.
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Lawmakers' switch preserves school bus funding
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Parents and educators said they were relieved Thursday after state lawmakers changed their minds and voted against targeting school bus service in a midyear budget cut to education.
The move alters a $248 million school transportation spending cut lawmakers included in the state budget they passed last summer. The cut was to take effect automatically at the start of the year because tax revenue was running well behind projections, but many school districts objected.
Both houses of the Legislature approved the bill, sending it to Gov. Jerry Brown, who was expected to sign it.
"I'm so excited," Cinnamon Paula said after the vote. Paula, a parent of four, helped organize opposition to the cuts in the Southern Humboldt Unified School District, which covers 700 square miles in far Northern California.
"I think we would have lost a third of our school district," said Paula, who lives in Redway, about 200 miles north of San Francisco. "They would have had to be home-schooled or left the area because they couldn't have gotten to school."
She created a Facebook page focused on the transportation cuts, helped organize a protest trip last month to Sacramento attended by more than 200 parents, children and other North Coast residents, and arranged for opponents to email and telephone the governor's office every day.
Eliminating or significantly reducing bus service would have had the greatest effect on rural districts, where students often travel long distances to get to and from school. Lawmakers listened and said school districts can absorb the spending cut anywhere in their overall budgets.
The measure would take effect immediately if Brown signs it into law, but it would protect transportation funding only through the rest of the current school year. Brown is proposing to eliminate the funding in the coming fiscal year, which begins July 1.
The governor wants to switch to a formula that would replace nearly all school categorical programs, including home-to-school transportation.
Paula remains concerned about Brown's proposal, and her feelings are shared even in a much different school system.
"This transportation cut really got the attention of the community," said Edgar Zazueta, director of government relations for the Los Angeles Unified School District, which has the highest enrollment in the state.
The district had voted to sue the state when the cut took effect last month. Overcrowding in some schools forces the district to bus certain students on lengthy trips through rush-hour traffic.
The superintendent and school board decided to continue providing transportation even if that meant taking money from classrooms and other programs, Zazueta said.
Despite Thursday's vote, the district's lawsuit is likely to continue because SB81 only helps school districts this fiscal year.
"We are on the hook to provide these services whether we get the state funding or not," Zazueta said.
Allan Clark, president of the California School Employees Association, said in a statement that the Legislature's action was a relief to thousands of students and parents.
SB81 cleared the Assembly 54-4 and the Senate 26-8. In the Assembly, some lawmakers representing suburban areas objected or abstained because their districts would lose more money under the funding shift.


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Call it a return to relevance, a comeback, or a matter of fact that Carl Edwards hasn't forgotten how to drive a stock car; simply put, the man proved to his critics that he could still win given the right circumstances on race day.
While the first half of his season was somewhat middling with seven top-10's through 18 races, the tide turned for the 30-year-old Columbia, MO native in a tremendous way.
Consider this: in the final 18 events of the 2010 season, Edwards and the No. 99 Aflac/Kellogg's Ford team placed outside of the top-10 only six times (an 11th at Loudon, 12th at Bristol and Charlotte, 17th at Talladega, 19th at Texas, and 34th at Auto Club).
His numbers were staggering, as he collected seven top-fives and 12 top-10 results. More importantly, those strong finishes included a pair of victories, which were his first wins since the stellar 2008 season which saw nine wins and a runner-up finish in the points race.
Edwards and his band of brothers, led by crew chief Bob Osbourne, proved that consistency and strong finishes can often propel a team to the top of the heap.
When figuring "Cousin Carl's" statistics from 2009, which saw only seven top-fives and 14 top-10's, it was understandable that, while perceived as a solid driver, Edwards wasn't going to be a factor for the title this past season.
For a while, it appeared to look that way, especially during a five-race stretch from Charlotte to New Hampshire, which saw the No. 99 Ford finish 12th or worse.
Hardly looking like title contenders, the Roush-Fenway Racing effort clung on to 12th place heading into the Coke Zero 400 weekend at Daytona, mirroring their campaign of a year ago rather than a team that would climb back into contention for wins and a chance at the Cup title.
Like a bandit in the night, Edwards and his Ford comrades pickpocketed their way through the "elites" much like Robin Hood, or in this case, the dominant Chevrolet and Toyota units of Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing respectively.
Per Pete Pistone's season in review article on CBSSports.com, Edwards was taken aback at how things turned around for his team.
"(If) you would've told me 10 races into the season this is how we're gonna wrap this thing up, I wouldn't have believed you. This is beyond the comeback I expected.
This is a very good finish to the season."
And what a finish it was.
Certainly, the team's ability to sort out the RF-9 engine, Ford Racing's first upgrade to its motors since 2004, had to help in establishing its strong second-half performances.
How significant of a turnaround was it for the No. 99 group? Well, they would finish every race from Talladega in April to Homestead-Miami in November, an event they captured.
In terms of performance, their only hiccup toward the final portions of 2010 was a broken rotor in the distributor, which relegated them to a 37th-place finish.
Prior to his pair of wins at Phoenix and Homestead, Edwards made the headlines - for all the wrong reasons.
Angered about early race contact with Brad Keselowski during the March 7th running of the Kobalt Tools 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway, the normally mild mannered driver decided to pull off a little Cole Trickle on the Penske racer.
After his team repaired their battered Scotts Ford, Edwards chased down and proceeded to give Keselowski a retaliatory hit along the front stretch, or a stock car "warning shot."
Unintentionally, that contact caused "BK" to lose control of his Dodge Charger, sending it briefly up in the air towards the catchfence before the No. 12 car crashed into the outside retaining wall upside down, flipping upright as a mangled metal of mess.
Although the sport proclaimed it as a year for "Boys, have at it," NASCAR officials felt that Edwards' payback shot was beyond their tolerance limits.
As a result, he was parked for the remainder of the race and on probation for three races, somewhat of a slap in the wrist rather than the face.
The two would tangle again at a Nationwide race at Gateway International Raceway, with Edwards cashing in and Keselwoski on the short end of the stick once again.
NASCAR had enough of the two playing demolition derby, placing both drivers under probation until December 31.
When all is said and done with 2010, there's probably 99 reasons to believe that Edwards will be even stronger this coming season. While these 99 reasons won't be listed down, some of the factors to consider with the seventh-year Cup racer are the following:
- Confidence: he's got a ton of it again, not only with himself, but with his team, equipment, and most of all, with his crew chief.
- Inspiration: after what happened to car owner Jack Roush this past summer, you have to believe that the entire RFR organization, which includes Edwards, will give it their best to bring another title home for the Ford colors.
- Motors: once a liability, the RF-9 motor is a tremendous asset for the Ford teams, especially for the Show-me State native.
- Pit crew: it's often emphasized that a good pit crew gains spots in pit road, but a great pit crew often aids their driver to wins.
Like most of the top-12, harnessing his aggression will be one thing that Edwards will have to work on for 2011.
Simply put, he must channel that anger into motivation as he displayed during the final stretch of the season - or he might just divert to the Dark Side (kidding!).
Additionally, getting top-five finishes will be paramount.
Sure, basking in numerous top-10 results are what 90 percent of the teams want in the Cup circuit, but top-fives are what separate title contenders from Chase pretenders.
Moving "Ford," if you will, it just might be Edwards' biggest season yet...pending that a certain Hendrick driver, a Richard Childress talent, and a pair of Joe Gibbs Racing lead footers fall a step or two behind.


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a few more questions for the masters
the following questions are really confusing me and i have no idea one which route to take on them. Any generall assistance with them would be appreciated.
- A hospital saline solution is analyzed to confirm its concetration. A 50.0ml samle with a mass of 50.320g is evaporated to dryness. If the solid sodium chloride residue has a mass of .453g, find the molar concertraion of the NaCL solution.
- What are the respective concertrations (M) of FE^3+ and I^- afforded by dissolving .200 mol FeI3 in water and diulting to 725 mL?
- a 230mL sample of a .276 M CaCl2 solution was left on a hot plate overnight; the following moring , the solution is 1.10M. What colume of wate evaporated from the .276M CaCl2 solution?
- Predict the products of the folliwing reactions; write the balanced reaction and the net ionic equation for the reaction:
1) K3PO4(aq) + Ca(NO3)2(aq) -->
im not eve nasking for answers here im just asking what type of problems these are...like for instance what equations i should be using becuase im trying to look for examples in my text book and there dont seem to be anything quite like these.
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These are classic stoichiometry questions. Just do a lot of those until you get the idea. There are many formulas for problems like these but the main idea is just playing around with units. The main equation for molarity is: c=n/V
I'll start with 2. which is easiest.
You have the reaction FeI3(s)->Fe3+ (aq) + 3 I- (aq)
When you start with .200 mol FeI3 you get .200 mol Fe3+.
In 725mL you have the Fe3+ concentration .200mol/.725L=.276mol/L (c=n/V)
Out of every FeI3 unit you get 3 I-.
So your iodine conc. is: .600mol/.725L=.828mol/L
3. is just as simple:
for example go by the amount of substance (n=cV)
the new volume is:
(you subtract that amount from the original)
I think in 1. you don't need the mass of the solution at all.
First you calculate the molar mass (M) of NaCl
then this is divided through the mass of NaCl (m=.453g): n=m/M
then you go: c=n/V
right before i saw your post i hadthis sudden epiphany as to how to solve the problem...but with your help i checked it and i worked it out correctly, thank you so much! the answer i got for #1 was .155 M because i subtracted .
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Disability no limit to join expedition
Mesa College holds fundraisers to help student get to Antarctica
San Diego When he first came to after his face shattered the drunken driver's windshield, Hermes Castro felt for his teeth. He hoped they were still intact.
They were, but that was about all. Broken glass from the Sept. 1, 2006, accident in Bonsall cut out a quarter-size chunk of his right cheek. The impact from the truck's bumper left him with rods in both shins.
But bouncing off the truck's roof caused the real damage: The San Diego Mesa College student has been forced to rely on a wheelchair ever since.
Yet he has remained active, playing sports and craving adventure. He will embark on perhaps the ultimate adventure in March, when he joins an Antarctic expedition with British explorer Robert Swan, the first person to have trekked across both the North and South poles.
Swan, also a motivational speaker and United Nations special envoy, met Castro, 29, during a 2008 visit to Mesa College.
A teary Castro looked into Swan's eyes after his speech and couldn't help gushing. "I tried to let him know if I had my legs back, I'd want to do something amazing like he did," Castro recalled.
Swan, touched, told him it was possible. He immediately invited the young man in the wheelchair to join him on an expedition, which he takes to teach lessons about leadership, the Antarctic and the environment.
Though Swan pledged to fund the trip, college President Rita Cepeda wanted the campus to be involved. Fundraisers, which began in December, will continue Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The events will feature rock climbing and appropriate snacks such as snow cones, for suggested donations of $1 and above.
Proceeds will go toward offsetting the $10,000 cost of sending Castro and his wife, Sara, a financial analyst, on their two-week journey, which will include stops along the northwest part of the continent, the Antarctic Peninsula. Supporters have raised $2,500 so far.
The good will comes with responsibility. The University City resident, who's studying geology and hydrology, will be expected to interact with students while he's gone, sending e-mails and answering questions about Antarctica's climate, terrain and wildlife.
Upon his return, Castro will speak about his experience at Mesa and local high schools.
He still can't believe his good fortune.
"I mean, wow," Castro said.
The trip fits the way in which the Michoacan, Mexico, native has lived his life. He describes himself as "super-active. You name it, I've tried it."
Castro's mother, Martha, and father, Carlos, nurtured that spirit in their three children, who bicycled, hiked and ran throughout their childhoods. When he came of age, Castro became a triathlete.
The drunken driver hit him as he rode his bicycle on the 20-mile trip from his Oceanside home to Fallbrook. The accident left him with a bruised back, nerve damage, two broken legs and a dislocated shoulder. Damage to his carotid artery also caused him to suffer a stroke.
Doctors expected Castro to walk again, but he has stood only with the help of a walking frame and braces, which he uses in his rehabilitation.


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Hello my dear friends and fans!
It's been a long time since I've inhabited your inbox. Sorry about that. At least I can never be accused of spam! Since last we spoke, I've had a beautiful baby boy who has now grown into a toddler. Its been quite the adventure to say the least. Since I left my day job to pursue music and motherhood full time, it's time to start shaking off the musical cobwebs and get this train rolling again!
Announcement 1: on February 11 at the World Cafe Live at the Queen I will be performing in the finals of their Unsung Hearos open mic competition. The winner gets studio time, a show at The Queen, and a promotional package. All things that could really help an indie rock chick like myself. It is SUPER helpful to have as many people in the audience cheering for me as possible. The show is free, but if you want a table reservations are highly recommended.
Announcement 2: I HAVE A BAND!! Finally, I can play shows with a full band. This is super exciting. The lovely gentlemen of Venice Sunlight have been wonderful to offer their backing services for me up to now but it's really time to get my own band. It features one of my favorite collaborators, Boy Wonder, on lead guitar, Mike Ellisio of 9th Life and Epoch Failure on drums, and Josh Zenker, formerly of Angie Monroe's band, on bass. Our first show in March 6, upstairs at The Legendary Dobbs in Philadelphia. Come out! It will be amazing.
Announcement 3: I have a new job! The first Sunday of every month I will be hosting an all ages open mic at 2nd State Lounge. Starting this Sunday, February 1, come for sign ups at 3, music from 4-7. They've got TVs, you can watch the game AND eat wings n waffles.
And finally New Yorkers, I haven't forgotten you! April 15th, Fontana's (105 Eldridge St Manhattan)8pm. I'm playing an acoustic duo show with Boy Wonder. $10 cover, 21+.
Fans outside of the local area, what can I do for you? Drop me an email, let's chat.
Much love to you all. Here's to a great 2015!


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. The New Jersey Nets on Wednesday officially announced the three-team trade involving Los Angeles and Houston that brings guard Sasha Vujacic from the Lakers, sends Joe Smith to Los Angeles, and Terrence Williams to the Rockets, and, perhaps more important, gives New Jersey two first-round draft picks.
"We're excited to get a player like Sasha who can come in and help us," Nets general manager Billy King said. "He's scrappy on defense and a good shooter on offense. He has experience with being on a champion. It's also an opportunity for us to get better with future draft picks."
The Nets acquired first-round picks from the Lakers in 2011, and the Rockets in 2012. New Jersey now owns five first rounders in the next two years, including two of their own, the Lakers' (2011), Golden State's (2011) and Houston's (2012). New Jersey, to seal it, sent two second-round picks to the Lakers.
King said that he expects Vujacic, 26, who was not playing much with the Lakers, to come in and contribute right away, especially since starting shooting guard Anthony Morrow suffered a hamstring injury Tuesday vs. Philadelphia and will be sidelined 2-to-3 weeks.
"He has to come in and learn the offense, but we're going to get him in and on the floor," King said of Vujacic, "because we need a player right now."
King confirmed the obvious on Williams, saying the Nets had grown tired of his antics, especially his continual lateness.
"It was a combination of a lot of things," King said. "It got to the point where it wasn't going to work here for Terrence. He's getting a clean slate in Houston, a new start. He was not going to be a good fit for the future here. The opportunities are better for him in Houston."
Vujacic, in his seventh year, averaged 4.8 points during his career in Los Angeles. The 6-foot-7 shooting guard set the Lakers' single-season record for three-point accuracy in 2008, shooting at a .437 clip. He appeared in just 11 games this season, averaging 1.8 points.
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She was scheduled to appear at a news conference in Tokyo on Wednesday to promote her fashion line, but that appearance was apparently canceled. Hilton was forced to cancel her tour and returned home when she was denied entry at Tokyo's airport Wednesday following a drug violation in the U.S. -- running afoul of strict Japanese laws that have tripped up celebrities from Paul McCartney to Diego Maradona.
"I'm going back home, and I look forward to coming back to Japan in the future," a smiling Hilton told reporters before departing on her private jet.
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- Tuesday 21 SeptemberBy patty
at 29 years old her family should of taken more control shes been beheaving like this for years a few over the knee sessions i thing would!ve made her more responsble
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Is there any way U.S authorities could do the same? Maybe just give her to whatever country actually wants her?
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I would like to spank her. Believe me it would be for HER own good. Ha Ha Ha. Then she could spank me and that would be for my own good. Oh yeah !
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"The 29-year-old star was stopped by immigration authorities"
Star? Really? Why?
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Paris Hilton can't catch a break. After pleading guilty Monday to two misdemeanors in her Las Vegas cocaine case, Japanese officials have delayed Hilton's entry into the country, the socialite's spokeswoman said..I love this , So does My boyfriend .he is almost 11year older than me .i met him via agele ssmate.c'om a nice place for seeking age le ss love.which gives you a chance to make your life better and open opportunities for you to meet the attractive young girls and treat you like a king. Maybe you wanna check it out or tell your friends..
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I just wanna know. Were the Minnesota Twins involved.? GO TWINS!!!
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this woman always seems to be getting in trouble of one kind or another. may be she should be forced to attend a year long course on how to GROW UP.
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Totally agree with you Mezi, wish they would cancel her stupid Show, but, we keep rewarding these rich morons, don't we?
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she needs someone to pull her in and straighten her out...I feel it is already too late..but just maybe someone can help her, shame on her parents, I think they gave up on her a long time ago
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Gee...."Hilton has reportedly been staying at an airport hotel while the matter is resolved." You think it might be the Airport Hilton? LOL
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It doesn't matter; she is no longer an heiress to the Hilton Hotel chain.
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The New England franchisee for Hooters is taking over two of the chain's former locations in Farmingdale and Fresh Meadows.
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The New England franchisee for Hooters is taking over two of the chain's former locations in Farmingdale and Fresh Meadows.
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Canz owner Tim Lorito said the restaurant chain is looking to add the former Hooters restaurants in East Meadow and Islandia to its portfolio.
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BLACKFOOT — The Bingham County Courthouse was placed on lockdown for four hours Friday afternoon after an envelope containing a white powder-like substance was discovered in the Treasurer's Office. A regional hazmat team was called in to handle and test the substance, which has not been identified.
BLACKFOOT – The lockdown at the Bingham County Courthouse was lifted after a four hour wait Friday afternoon.
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BLACKFOOT - The Bingham County Courthouse is on lockdown after an envelope containing white powder was discovered in the Treasurer's Office.
Update 3:45 p.m.: The courthouse remains on lockdown. The regional hazmat team from Pocatello has suited up and is running a battery of test on the substance outside the courthouse.
BLACKFOOT – An evidentiary hearing for Nathan Anthony Walker, age 20, is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 7. He is charged with a probation violation.
The alleged violation is being a minor in possession of alcohol on Dec. 22.
Defense attorney,Stephen Blaser requested Walker's evidentiary hearing be set during Walker's spring break. He is attending Blue Mountain Community College in Pendleton, Ore.
Seventh District Magistrate Judge Charles Roos agreed to set the hearing in early March.
BLACKFOOT — As Stefano Bronzati, a Salt Lake City businessman, stood amid the debris in the former Winger's Restaurant in Blackfoot earlier this week, he discussed the future of the building.
"This is completely different than it was before," he said of what will become the prototype for Winger's Express.
"When you walk in, you come and order at the counter," Bronzati added. He said Winger's Express will be similar to quick service restaurants such as Cafe Rio, Rumbi Island Grill and Five Guys Burgers and Fries. All food will be cooked to order.
BLACKFOOT — Several local kids have been working for several months on the first TaVaci School of Performing Arts TaVaci Teen mini-musical—"Adventures of a Comic Book Artist."
The show will open tonight and continue Jan. 14, 16 and 17 at the Nuart Theater, 195 N. Broadway at 7 p.m. Admission is free; donations are welcome.
"Adventures of a Comic Book Artist" is a mini-musical based on comic book heroes. Director Breclyn Everett said it is a fun show for the entire family.


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Obviously the roof's gone, but the flying buttresses haven't, replaced by composite efforts in a matt silver finish that complements the cut-down and strengthened windscreen. The front grille is new, as is the entire front bumper, and there's a new design for the sill covers wrought in carbon fibre. The bootlid is aluminium, heavy on the curvy superforming, and the rear end has a custom bumper housing a contrast-effect venturi also in silver, with 'chrome shadow' 20-inch five-spoke Ferrari rims, a redesigned interior and new and fantastic sports seats completing the package. It should, in all honesty, look like a bit of a dog's dinner. It doesn't. It looks bloody amazing. And even below 2,000rpm, it makes the kind of noise that draws the attention like the ball at a tennis match. At one point, I started the car some 30 yards from a seaside café, and 60 heads all snapped round in unison. Subtle? Not very.


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Behind the White House's political smokescreen in Ferguson and New York, US lawmakers were busy sliding through a pre-declaration of war against Russia.
The latest resolution by the US Congress, most likely drafted and presented to the speaker by Washington DC-based Neoconservative think tank, Foreign Policy Initiative (formerly Project for a New American Century), calls for renewed political, and military support for Fascist and NeoNazi-sympathizing regime in Kiev, Ukraine, which will include:
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– More US funding for foreign language, pro-US, and anti-Russian propaganda throughout eastern Europe and in countries bordering Russia.
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