can someone explain please|||huh your question does not make sense
a weak base does not associate as much as a stronger one
BOH ----%26gt; B+ + OH-
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Is there a published small group curriculum based on the TV Show "Lost"?
I'm looking at possibly starting a small group with the TV show "LOST" as the curriculum. (Yes, I'm aware that this could very well be the longest small group series ever.) Has anything ever been published like that? Or else, where could I find discussion questions about the spiritual stuff in Lost?|||No.
Exodus 20:8-11|||Not that I know of.
Exodus 20:8-11|||Not that I know of.
What do you think Legal aid group subpoenaed on suspected service to illegals?
Investigators subpoenaed records from a prominent California legal aid group to determine whether it has violated federal rules by using taxpayer money to perform work for illegal aliens.
The California Rural Legal Assistance Corp. (CRLA), which is fighting the subpoena, has until next week to explain to a judge in Washington why it should not turn over client records to the federal Legal Services Corp.
Inspector general investigators say they've been stymied in the probe into whether the California legal group focuses its resources on farm worker and Latino issues while limiting services to inner-city residents and others, according to court filings.
An interim report by the Legal Services' inspector general to Congress last year also found that the legal aid group's management practices "at least create the condition in which representing ineligible aliens is possible without detection."
The report cited a confidential source as saying that "there was a clear feeling among certain CRLA staff that anyone unwilling to serve undocumented persons is a bad person."
The Legal Services Corp is a federally funded agency based in Washington that funds organizations across the country to provide legal services to low-income people, including paying more than half of the California Rural Legal Assistance Corp.'s $12.5 million budget last year.
The director of the San Francisco-based legal aid group said the organization does not provide services to illegal aliens because federal rules prohibit the practice. Violations could jeopardize federal funding under federal rules.
"You cannot serve undocumented clients with federal dollars," said Jose Padilla, executive director of the group. "A random selection ... would reveal we're complying with those regulations."
http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/2鈥?/a>|||I think this is great! I hope more of the same follows. I'll bet you they are shredding papers as fast as they can.
The California Rural Legal Assistance Corp. (CRLA), which is fighting the subpoena, has until next week to explain to a judge in Washington why it should not turn over client records to the federal Legal Services Corp.
Inspector general investigators say they've been stymied in the probe into whether the California legal group focuses its resources on farm worker and Latino issues while limiting services to inner-city residents and others, according to court filings.
An interim report by the Legal Services' inspector general to Congress last year also found that the legal aid group's management practices "at least create the condition in which representing ineligible aliens is possible without detection."
The report cited a confidential source as saying that "there was a clear feeling among certain CRLA staff that anyone unwilling to serve undocumented persons is a bad person."
The Legal Services Corp is a federally funded agency based in Washington that funds organizations across the country to provide legal services to low-income people, including paying more than half of the California Rural Legal Assistance Corp.'s $12.5 million budget last year.
The director of the San Francisco-based legal aid group said the organization does not provide services to illegal aliens because federal rules prohibit the practice. Violations could jeopardize federal funding under federal rules.
"You cannot serve undocumented clients with federal dollars," said Jose Padilla, executive director of the group. "A random selection ... would reveal we're complying with those regulations."
http://www.washingtontimes.com/article/2鈥?/a>|||I think this is great! I hope more of the same follows. I'll bet you they are shredding papers as fast as they can.
Whats a good title for an old western movie based on a group of outlaws?
If you were to make a movie about outlaws in the old west (California) who robbed banks and trains
what would u title it?
Thank You|||Riches on Rails|||State Assembly|||'We are outlaws' or 'outlaws to death'|||bad guys
what would u title it?
Thank You|||Riches on Rails|||State Assembly|||'We are outlaws' or 'outlaws to death'|||bad guys
How do i find people to join my facebook group?
I am offering geniune free information here on this group, someone did propose it was a scam, but they really have no clue what its about. But what i really want to know is how do I build up a good trust base of fans to my group?|||Group for what??
Any problem with using wood chips from cut trees for playscape base?
I am referring not to purchased mulch, but from downed trees run through a commercial shredder onsite. I want to take down a group of trees, put down a base and build a playscape on the same spot. Can I just have the tree guy leave all the shreddings to use for the playscape area? Any problems with this?|||If you go with the wood chips from a tre shredder, you will find that alot of the pieces are too big for the purpose you want. In fact most playgrounds done with tree chippings are run through a machine to round off the ends of the pieces and remove most of the danger from getting splinters in the hands and feet of the young kids. The best way to go is with a product called Fi-bar. I have ben in landscaping for 30 years now and highly reccomend it to you.
Rosco|||Should be fine for a private play yard. These do not comply with codes for accessibility. Also, some could be sharp/splintery and the moisture may facilitate mold and keep them densely packed so they are less resiliant.|||SPLINTERS, SPLINTERS, SPLINTERS. Bad for kids to play on.
Rosco|||Should be fine for a private play yard. These do not comply with codes for accessibility. Also, some could be sharp/splintery and the moisture may facilitate mold and keep them densely packed so they are less resiliant.|||SPLINTERS, SPLINTERS, SPLINTERS. Bad for kids to play on.
A nitrogen-containing base, a pentose sugar, and a phosphate group are the primary components of a/an _______.?
A. amino acid
B. triglyceride
C. monosaccharide
D. nucleotide|||These are the components of a nucleotide, the basis of a DNA molecule. There are four nitrogenous bases in human DNA, adenine, thymine, cytosine and guanine. They can combine only in certain ways and when they do they determine the characteristics of a person.|||A. amino acid
Berts answer is incorrect, a nucleotide is just nitrogen containing bases, which amino acids also contain|||Nucleotide
B. triglyceride
C. monosaccharide
D. nucleotide|||These are the components of a nucleotide, the basis of a DNA molecule. There are four nitrogenous bases in human DNA, adenine, thymine, cytosine and guanine. They can combine only in certain ways and when they do they determine the characteristics of a person.|||A. amino acid
Berts answer is incorrect, a nucleotide is just nitrogen containing bases, which amino acids also contain|||Nucleotide
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