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CHANCES ARE, IF YOU'VE heard of Title IX, it is in the context of collegiate athletics, where the law is best known today for strict gender quotas that destroy men's sports like wrestling, under the guise of expanding opportunity for women. But Title IX is in fact a sweeping law that applies to virtually every aspect of education. And since the law was enacted in the early seventies, feminist groups have been pushing for greater enforcement--including gender quotas--beyond athletics, especially in the target-rich, male-dominated fields of math and science.
A couple weeks ago they got their wish--for a few days at least.
On March 25, National Journal reported that the Bush administration planned an unprecedented expansion of Title IX enforcement into the math and science departments of the nation's leading research universities. In interviews with several publications, Assistant Secretary of Education Stephanie Monroe announced that the Department of Education would be teaming up with the National Science Foundation to investigate the sex disparities in hard sciences--particularly engineering, physics, and computer science--that got former Harvard University president Larry Summers into so much trouble when he broached the subject in an academic meeting last year.
Monroe said that, beginning this summer, Education's Office of Civil Rights--which she heads--would conduct intensive investigations of colleges and universities to determine if they are complying with Title IX in their treatment of women as undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty. Unlike investigations that arise as the result of a specific allegation of discrimination, these investigations, called compliance reviews, are initiated by the government, often take months, and usually result in a new policy that all colleges and universities must follow. In the past eleven years, only three Title IX compliance reviews in math and science have been conducted by the Education Department. This summer, Monroe said, she planned to do six.
Monroe's comments were noticed by a few conservative blogs and ignited a muted but intense uproar among conservative women's groups and education specialists. The issue wasn't just that Monroe was taking Title IX into virtually uncharted territory, it was the specific criteria for enforcement of the law that she cited.
She told Inside Higher Education, for example, that because the discrimination faced by women in math and science is often "subtle," the government would investigate policies that result in women "feeling unwelcome" in their pursuit of advanced degrees or tenured positions in the hard sciences. Although Monroe promised to "not simply look at the numbers," the unwelcoming environments for women she intended to investigate were in fact schools where a relatively small number of women pursue postgraduate work or where relatively few women are hired as faculty in math and science.
This was not the first time that Monroe, who was confirmed by the Senate last December, had shown a propensity for expansive interpretation of Title IX. In February, she earned praise from groups like the Feminist Majority Foundation for her first act in office: putting school districts on notice that the Bush Department of Education will enforce Clinton-era rules on sexual harassment in schools--including grade schools. These rules made schools responsible for harassment of students by other students--a sweeping expansion of liability for schools, which now have to worry about "inappropriate sexual behavior" between six year olds.
But the expansion of Title IX into federal oversight of math and science programs would have bested even the most aggressive enforcement schemes of Monroe's Clinton-era predecessor, Norma Cantu, who was dubbed, along with Lani Guinier, one of Clinton's "Quota Queens."
So on March 29--four days after Monroe's announcement appeared in National Journal--the White House quietly forced a retraction. On Department of Education letterhead, a statement was released over Monroe's signature promising that "the Department of Education is not expanding Title IX enforcement beyond its regular activities to combat unlawful discrimination. Further, the Department is not implementing any quota system or new enforcement program to advance study opportunities in math and science." And then Monroe promptly went on "travel," according to an Education Department spokesman, and has since been unavailable for interviews.
Monroe's aborted attempt to take Title IX where it has never gone before is part of the decidedly mixed record of the Bush administration in eliminating gender quotas under the law. In 2002, the White House created a commission to study Title IX enforcement, which recommended a series of small measures to soften the impact of Title IX quotas in athletics. When even these minor changes--which were approved by a commission hand-picked by the Bush administration--were rejected after an outcry by liberal women's groups, the cave-in was widely credited to the influence of White House Special Assistant for Domestic Policy Margaret Spellings, whom Bush subsequently promoted to secretary of education.
Under Spellings, however, the department has shown some willingness to challenge Title IX quotas. Last year, the Education Department issued guidance making it easier for colleges and universities to show compliance with the law without resorting to quotas. The change would allow schools to use email surveys of students to gauge interest in sports and have the results, instead of a quota, determine which men's and women's teams they would sponsor.
But even this common sense approach has been portrayed by feminists as undermining women's rights under Title IX. Soon after the new guidance was issued, two proponents of Title IX quotas, Donna Lopiano and Nancy Hogshead-Makar, wrote that surveys can't gauge men's and women's relative interest in sports because "culturally, men are simply more likely than women to profess an interest in sport." Women, on the other hand, "are less likely to profess an interest in sports, even if they are interested!"
It is this kind of Stalinist message-discipline on the part of Title IX quota advocates ("Women want to play sports just as much as men, they just won't admit it!") that makes Monroe's misadventure a leading indicator of what's to come with Title IX. Feminists have pursued a consistent strategy of conflating women's progress and Title IX: of treating any retreat from rigid gender quotas as an attack on women and attributing all women's accomplishments to the aggressive enforcement of the law. If a political appointee in a Republican administration will attempt to curry favor with these groups and their media allies by expanding the use of quotas, what should we expect from a Democratic administration?
In fact, it was under the previous Democratic administration that sex quotas became the reigning method of enforcing Title IX compliance in athletics. Clinton administration officials like Cantu worked closely with liberal women's groups to advance a legal and regulatory strategy that transformed Title IX from an equal opportunity law to an equal outcomes law, regardless of differences in interest between men and women athletes. The result was that in the 1990s, for every woman who gained an opportunity to play organized collegiate sports, 3.4 men had the opportunity taken away from them.
And at the same time that quotas were gaining a foothold in athletics, feminists were pushing for their expansion into other areas of education. In fact, some women's groups have argued that the success of Title IX quotas in athletics has overshadowed what they believe to be the law's mandate to provide equal outcomes in other areas of education. Not just math and science programs, but areas like sexual harassment and standardized testing are tempting targets for advocates of gender-quota logic. This logic, so well entrenched in collegiate athletics today, begins with the presumption that men and women and girls and boys are identical in their interests and abilities. And if interests are equal, then "gender equity" demands that actual participation must be equal. Anything less is proof that someone is being discriminated against.
And once accepted, why must this logic end at the playing field's edge? The answer is, it won't. When Stephanie Monroe's successor announces plans to use gender quotas to determine which colleges and universities get federal research funding in math and science, some future White House won't slap her on the wrist; it'll pat her on the back.
Jessica Gavora is the author of Tilting the Playing Field: Schools, Sports, Sex and Title IX.


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GLANDORF—The public is invited to attend the dedication prayer blessing of a new cemetery marker that has been erected in the Glandorf St. John the Baptist Parish Cemetery. The dedication begins after the 10:30 a.m. Mass Sept. 25.
The names of 78 Sisters of the Precious Blood who served the German immigrants of the area are listed on the new marker along with a brief history of the Maria Camp Convent and the Glandorf Convent.
The text of the marker reads:
"GLANDORF CONVENT — The Sisters of the Precious Blood, established in Switzerland in 1834, began ministry in Glandorf, Ohio, in 1848 under the leadership of Swiss-born Father Francis de Sales Brunner. The Sisters, who were invited to Glandorf by the local people, lived in a small log hut donated to them by the village blacksmith until the Brothers of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood built a large convent. In July 1848, the Sisters began night hours of adoration in the chapel titled "Mary at the Holy Sepulcher." As many as 50 Sisters lived in the convent at the same time and were involved in prayer, teaching, caring of orphans, farming, gardening, sewing, weaving, making shoes, hats, altar linens and altar breads, keeping bees and giving music lessons. The Sisters taught in the school from 1848 to 1996. After the large convent was sold in 1915, the Sisters lived in a smaller convent near the church from 1916 to 1986.
MARIA CAMP CONVENT — In 1850 the Sisters lived in a log building on 120 acres of land along the Blanchard River 3 miles outside of Glandorf. From 1850 to 1874 the Sisters prayed night hours of adoration in the chapel titled "Our Lady of Good Counsel." After the Brothers built the large brick convent in 1852, they helped the 25 Sisters, as they did at the Glandorf Convent, to cultivate the farmland. When the Glandorf Sisters became self-supporting, Maria Camp closed and the convent and land were sold in 1874.
This monument honors the 78 Sisters of the Precious Blood who dedicated their lives in service to the needs of the German immigrants. One orphan child who died in the convent orphanage is buried with the Sisters. In 1947 the Sisters' remains were reinterred from their original convent burial sites of Maria Camp and Glandorf to this cemetery."
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Yesterday was one of those days for me. You know the kind – where you feel totally unmotivated to do anything at all. I did manage to bake up a batch of these in the morning, and I spent the rest of the day being lazy, reading a book, and eating way too many of these!!
Biscuits…why are they called biscuits? They are nothing like a biscuit to me, but that is what Giada calls the, so I'll stick with the name. They are a muffin – a completely delicious muffin at that. I've had some really good luck baking with ricotta, so I knew I wanted to try these out. And they were probably even better than I expected! The original recipe called for almond extract – which I'm sure would have made them even better – but for some reason, I was out. Regular vanilla extract worked just fine, though, and probably highlighted the lemon flavor of these. The ricotta makes them nice and moist, and they have a wonderful texture to them. And for some reason, I don't usually use liners for muffins, but the recipe called for them, so I used them. I'm sure these would come out of the pan just fine with a light spray of cooking spray. Would I make these again? Most definitley!
Recipe Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Nonna's Lemon Ricotta Biscuits
adapted from Food Network Favorites
Makes 12-18
2 c. all purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 c plus sugar, plus more for sprinkling
1/2 c (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
zest of 2 lemons, finely grated
1 c. ricotta cheese
1 large egg
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1/3 c thinly sliced almonds
Line 12 muffin cups with paper liners. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Whisk the dry ingredients in a medium bowl to blend. Using an electric mixer, beat 1 cup sugar, butter and lemon zest in a large bowl until light and fluffy. Beat in ricotta. Beat in egg, lemon juice and vanilla extract. Add the dry ingredients and stir until blended ( the batter will be thick and fluffy).
Divide the batter among the prepared muffin cups. Sprinkle the almonds and sugar over the muffins. Bake until the muffins become pale golden on top, about 20 minutes. Cool slightly. Serve warm or at room temperature.
33 Responses to Cookbook of the Month Recipe – Nonna's Lemon Ricotta Biscuits
Good job using some of your freezer nuts!
I've never baked with ricotta.. I should try it sometime.
I'm having some house guest in a couple of weeks and I can just see us eating these for breakfast with coffee. Thanks!
Biscuit, muffin, who cares? LOL!I seriously LOVE ricotta cheese so I KNOW that I would love these. I really need to give these a try. I know I'll be missing out if I don't!
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Oh those look fab! I only just discovered 'Giada at Home' on the Food Network on my last visit home to the States and loved it. K x
Mmm…I love lemony muffins. These sound great. If I have leftover ricotta from making those lemon cookies, I'll have to give this recipe a go.
They look gorgeoous!
So these are the biscuits…after seeing them in living color, I'll just have to make them!
Lemon *and* almond *and* ricotta! Sounds great. I'd call them a muffin, too. I can't imagine trying to cut these with a biscuit cutter.
These look sooo good…I love anything lemon!
Those are such beautiful "biscuits" They look really professional!
These look really beautiful biscuits (muffins). I love anything with lemon flavours running through!
Those definitely seem like muffins. The name doesn't matter really. Giada's recipes are awesome.
how funny that they're called biscuits! biscuits served in muffin cups–i love it. it's a great and unique recipe, deborah.
and for the record, i have more lazy days than anything else.
Oh my, I am trying these for sure. Thanks!
I have made these before, and they are delicious. Thanks for reminding me to make these. I'm going to check my library for this book, from Giada.
i have been looking for ricotta recipes to use up the leftover ricotta from lasagna… this is perfect timing!!! thanks.
Oh I love lemon! These look great! Can't wait to try them.
They look really good! Lemon and ricotta, what a yummy combo!
Oh wowow… they look so yummy! I have never tried ricotta in muffins.. you pics make me want to try it!
Yum! Ive made some other ricotta muffins, and they reall turn out moist and delicate! I'm going to mark this for later use! =)
I made your lemon ricotta cookies and loved them. This reminds me of those a bit.
I made your lemon ricotta cookies and loved them. This reminds me of those a bit.
I simply have to make these! I love baking with ricotta. And any recipe I have ever made of Giada's has turned out great!!!
These sound wonderful and very light. So dainty
Mmm these sound and look so good! I just made some ricotta muffins but did them savoury with green onions.
I recently tried to make pancakes that had ricotta in them and they didn't work out too well. I will defiantly have to try these.
I like lemon ricotta pancakes so I can totally see loving these
Thanks for your visit, Deborah! Lemon and ricotta are delicious together – these biscuits must taste wonderful. I'm saving this recipe!
I'm not usually the biggest lemon fan, but I plan to make these! What a great recipe.
Yum! These sound great! I love Giada!
Yum. These sound amazing! When I buy ricotta, I never use the whole thing (with my small family)….this will be a great way to use some of it up!
Yum! I love the lemon/ricotta combination. My mom and I were in Sicily last summer, and I am pretty sure I ate my body weight in ricotta. So amazing.
These look and sound so good–i love lemon and ricotta so I know I would love these!


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I've toured the Blue Cube in the mid-90s. Yeah, I know nobody ever believes me when I say this. Fortunately, I have witnesses. ;-) I have no idea if there are any large rooms in the building, but I would not call it a hangar. It was more like an office building. Some of the doors were like meat lockers or bank vaults. The gear was really really old. I spotted VT100s and nixies. The only really cool thing I saw was a room where they did the satellite scheduling. They had huge CRTs that were perfectly flat and very deep. You would need a fork lift to move one. The claim was they had more satellites than they had earth stations to download the data, so scheduling is a big deal.
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Vtype, thanks for the MS Earth link, the resolution is awesome! There are some serious wind tunnel facilities there, including some extremely large supersonic facilities!
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A federal appeals court has ruled that a Tennessee death row inmate's mental disability claims weren't properly considered.
Byron Black was sentenced to death after his 1989 Nashville conviction in the murder of his girlfriend Angela Clay and her daughters, ages 9 and 6.
The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati ruled Thursday that the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals didn't properly evaluate whether Black, who is 55, had a mental disability, according to The Tennessean.
The U.S. and Tennessee supreme courts have ruled that executing mentally disabled people violates a constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
Kelley Henry of the federal public defender's office declined comment. Sharon Curtis-Flair of the Tennessee Attorney General's Office said the appellate court ruling is being reviewed.


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Frequent burning promotes invasions of alien plants into a mesic African savanna
- Mhosisi MasochaAffiliated withDepartment of Geography and Environmental Science, University of Zimbabwe Email author
- , Andrew K. SkidmoreAffiliated withDepartment of Natural Resources, Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation, University of Twente
- , Xavier PoshiwaAffiliated withGrasslands Research Station
- , Herbert H. T. PrinsAffiliated withResource Ecology Group, Wageningen University
Fire is both inevitable and necessary for maintaining the structure and functioning of mesic savannas. Without disturbances such as fire and herbivory, tree cover can increase at the expense of grass cover and over time dominate mesic savannas. Consequently, repeated burning is widely used to suppress tree recruitment and control bush encroachment. However, the effect of regular burning on invasion by alien plant species is little understood. Here, vegetation data from a long-term fire experiment, which began in 1953 in a mesic Zimbabwean savanna, were used to test whether the frequency of burning promoted alien plant invasion. The fire treatments consisted of late season fires, lit at 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-year intervals, and these regularly burnt plots were compared with unburnt plots. Results show that over half a century of frequent burning promoted the invasion by alien plants relative to areas where fire was excluded. More alien plant species became established in plots that had a higher frequency of burning. The proportion of alien species in the species assemblage was highest in the annually burnt plots followed by plots burnt biennially. Alien plant invasion was lowest in plots protected from fire but did not differ significantly between plots burnt triennially and quadrennially. Further, the abundance of five alien forbs increased significantly as the interval (in years) between fires became shorter. On average, the density of these alien forbs in annually burnt plots was at least ten times as high as the density of unburnt plots. Plant diversity was also altered by long-term burning. Total plant species richness was significantly lower in the unburnt plots compared to regularly burnt plots. These findings suggest that frequent burning of mesic savannas enhances invasion by alien plants, with short intervals between fires favouring alien forbs. Therefore, reducing the frequency of burning may be a key to minimising the risk of alien plant spread into mesic savannas, which is important because invasive plants pose a threat to native biodiversity and may alter savanna functioning.
KeywordsExotic forbs Fire Long-term fire experiment Marondera grasslands research station Savanna burning Zimbabwe
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- 2. Department of Natural Resources, Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation, University of Twente, Box 6, 7500 AA, Enschede, The Netherlands
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Abstract: Politics and religion are two concepts that have constantly intertwined throughout history and continue to do so at the start of the third millennium. Previous studies show that religion plays an important part in the political life and the concepts of state and church are connected. Although there are also certain discursive manners in which the Church adapts to political and socio-economical contexts, it is much more often that the connection between the two spheres of communication (political and religious) comes from the part of politicians. The article deals with notions such as pseudo-events, media spectacle, political marketing and using religion as a tool for political positioning. The current research is based on an analytical descriptive method: the media content analysis. The focus of the analysis is on the highest rated daily print media and it covers the period from 2007 to 2010. It checks the prevalence of politicians in the media coverage of religious events on the most important religious holidays of the year: Easter, St Mary and Christmas. The most relevant results of the study show that the intertwining of politics and religion is often negatively reflected by the media. The results are a necessary addition to previous studies (Iancu and Balaban) that had only focused on a quantitative analysis of politicians' media coverage during religious festivities.
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Political communication is best defined by first looking into Wolton's ideas on the political field, which is the concept that offers the formal context where political debate can take place. This formal context regulates the political life through norms, laws and values, and it is also responsible for giving voters the possibility to compare political parties and politicians. These comparisons are to become attitudes and opinions, and finally they contribute to the decision to vote for one politician or the other. At its basics, according to Ghilezan, political communication is "a planned and sustained action meant to ensure a climate of goodwill and understanding between the organization and the public."1 A definition that further develops the previous is that it is "a form of communication that refers to the transmission of intentional and targeted messages with political content, messages that are mediated by means of mass communication or by other means and actions; an informational transfer and counter-transfer that is attained in a field of action that is well defined, at a given moment in time, using techniques and methods of political actors' image building, which has the purpose to make a positive connection between politicians and the public opinion."2 Denton and Woodward also insist on the fact that the content and purpose of the message is what defines political communication.3
Political communication can be defined as "purposeful communication about politics"4 or "as a space where diverse means of persuading the public intersect"5.
Political communication takes place in a space where three key actors share a contradictory debate, each of these three having a legitimate position that allows them to publicly express their point of view on politics: the politicians, the journalists and the public opinion, through opinion polls (cf. Wolton6). In each case, we are talking about a different kind of legitimacy:
* the representative legitimacy - for political parties and politicians
* the statistic or scientific legitimating - for the public opinion (opinion polls)
* the information possession and usage legitimating - for the journalists (media).
Franklin7 does not include public opinion in the debate and notes that "the field of political communication studies the interactions between media and political systems, locally, nationally, and internationally". …


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I did this during my lunchs time.
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I've looked around trying to figure out what happened to him. Sorry for my ignorance, but...what happened to him?
He (or someone who took over his account, we dont know) posted in MT a bit back... That's about it.
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Update on FelipaFelipa is 45 years old, married and has 3 children. She lives with her husband and a daughter. She has a history with the Fundación and has always been punctual and responsible. She sold gold, perfumes and curtains in the street. About a year ago she lost a daughter and she suffered a bout of depression and quit her commercial activity.
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Definition of hide-and-seek in English:
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A children's game in which one or more players hide and the other or others have to look for them.
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My MW doesn't even do them routinely at your 40 week appt. She'll do them if Mom asks for it, but she agrees...it doesn't tell you anything about how soon you'll go into labor. I remember at my 40 week appt last time, I did have her check, because I wanted to know. Closed up tight. Nothing. Nada. As you can imagine, I left crying. It just adds to the stress you're already feeling at the end!!
I go to a regular OB, and I'm hoping they don't take offense if this comes up, but oh well!
I plan on asking why, and if they can't give me a good reason then I'm going to decline.
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My OB doesnt' do them unless you request it, there's a problem, or you're in labor. When she checked me in L&D I wanted to kick her in the face! Hurts like hell. But she was also putting a monitor into the baby's scalp so she was way up in there (and I was NOT dialated)!!!!
I don't find them that painful. My OB doesn't do them till 40 weeks unless I ask. I'm usually asking him to strip my membranes in the 39th week, so he checks while he is in there.
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Yup. I have only seen regular OBs, and I didn't have a single check before labor with my first. Plan to do the same this time around. I see no need for them to be poking around in there unless medically necessary. I think all it usually does is create something more for moms to stress about...I'm sure we've ALL heard the, "OMG, I'm already XX cm dilated - I'm going to go into labor soon!" and then it's another 4 weeks with no progress :P Or the, "I'm not dilated at all; this baby's never comingout!" and then labor starts two days later. Even stripping membranes doesn't work for everyone (I never had it done and went into labor three days before my due date). The first time I EVER had a cervical check, I was over 6cm dilated in active labor at the hospital.
I completely agree with your post but I wanted to add that cervical exams don't HAVE to hurt. I think it totally depends on the care provider. When I had OB's check me when I was in labor with my dd it hurt like a mother. When my midwife checked me when I was in labor with ds I literally didn't feel a thing. She was exceptionally gentle. If the person actually cares and tries to be gentle, I've found that it doesn't hurt. She even stripped my membranes and I didn't feel it. When the person is just trying to get in, get out, and get going, of course they are bound to be more rough.
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What is the electric flux through the surface shown in the figure (attachment)?
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I'm unsure of how to do this problem. No ideas so far.
What is the definition of electric flux?
(Look up in your book)
And, do NOT double post (posting the same question twice or more), and show your own work or at least your ideas/what you are uncertain of in the future.
Well, of course as he/she said: he/she has no ideas so far
Just saying "I have no idea" is like asking to NOT be helped. At least, for sure, kyang002 can find the definition of electric flux, and then try at least to correlate it with the problem.
Actually, just typing the definition here will provide a starting point for others to help.
I think writing down the equation for electric flux would just about answer this question completely....(after plugging in 2 numbers)
Electric Flux would be E x A or EA cos theta.
The answer is 1. But I have no idea of doing it. Again no help is given.
I simply hope u didn't mean
[tex] |\vec{E}\times\vec{A}|=EA\cos\theta [/tex]
That "x" would invite to an erroneous interpretation.
To the OP:It's only about applying the (simple) definition and using a bit of trigonometry...
Ok, they give you E,A,and theta. PLUG IT IN A CALCULATOR
You see, flux is the measurement of the field passing through the surface, times the area of the surface (simplest, non integral way).
So if your field is at a 30 degree angle to the horizontal surface, you need whats passing perpindicularly(right-angle) to the surface.
So its a right triangle,
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And if you want the Y edge, Cos(left angle) = Height/Hypot
Hypot = E field so
Efield*(cos(theta)) = Height
So E*Cos(theta) * Area = fllux
1. Could you identify the quantities you have been given?
2. Where should those quantities be plugged into the formula you have presented?
(That is, the flux is given by [tex]EA\cos\theta[/tex])
Note: Be careful with the angle!
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Every time the thought crosses my mind, a bit of bittersweet feeling hits me. I kind of figure the bitter is the part of what has happened a couple years back within my own family, while the sweet is the simple fact that I still have people I can call family. I mean, sure, we might have our differences, our squabbles. We may be at each other's necks to the point where we may not even be able to stand each other. But at the end of the day, that's what we still are: family. We're still cut from the same cloth, we still share our likes and dislikes, and we're still brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers, sons and daughters. That's what it boils down to.
Lately, I've been having a strange sense of fatherhood hit me. How would I treat my future children? Will I live up to their expectations? Can I provide them a suitable home life and raise them up to do right in the world? Will I be able to treat my future wife in a way she should be treated? Can I take care of her, wor
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The twilight over the horizon lit up in a flurry of gunfire, the whistling of ammunition echoing through the alleyways as we ran past. The little bundle of life clinging tightly to me, whimpering, crying, overwhelmed by the recent turn of events. Nothing seemed to be going the way either of us had anticipated, but all we knew was we couldn't let the little one come to harm.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Thousands of cancer survivors and their families will be swaying to the music, and listening to inspirational speakers when they gather on the lawn of Chemical Abstracts Services, 2540 Olentangy River Road from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday (9/30) to celebrate the 24th annual Cancer Survivors Day.
Media are invited to cover the invitation-only celebration sponsored by the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James).
The free event will feature comments by Dr. Michael Caligiuri, CEO of The James and director of The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Susan Brown, chief nursing officer of OSUCCC – James. The event will also include a survivorship expo, live entertainment that includes a brass musical group, a choir of cancer survivors and a drumming circle demonstration, as well as refreshments and an interactive game tent.
The event's featured speaker will be Chris Spielman, an Ohio State and pro football legend who has helped raise more than $10 million for The James through the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research. Spielman will be signing his book "That's Why I'm Here," as well as speaking to the public about his wife's 11-year battle against breast cancer.
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My bad... sorry. There's still questionable practices that go on in any association, whether breed, color, or otherwise. Just because AQHA is a higher level of competition doesn't make people less cruel or greedy
Also there is a new registry for palominos that allows horses with registered palomino parents to show even if they are not palomino in color themselves. I guess it's kind of like breedstock paint classes.


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