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What flaps on the back of the aircraft do

Best efficiency - for climbing, cruising, descent Increased wing area - for take-off and initial climb Maximum lift and high drag - approach to landing Maximum drag and reduced lift - for braking on runway
Best efficiency - for climbing, cruising, descent Increased wing area - for take-off and initial climb Maximum lift and high drag - approach to landing Maximum drag and reduced lift - for braking on runway

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How to store condiments

A Guide to Storing Condiments FOOD ITEM FRIDGE PANTRY Butter Butter, Vegan ✓ Butter, Whipped ✓ Capers ✓ Ghee NOTES OK on counter two days. OK in pantry if unopened. Salt- or dry-packed capers OK in pantry even after opening. Chile Crisp ✓ Stays fresher longer in fridge. Fish Sauce ✓ Flavor is preserved longer in fridge. Honey ✓ Refrigerating makes it grainy. Hot Sauce Jams and Jellies Ketchup Kimchi Maple Syrup Mayonnaise Miso Mustard Oil ✓ Oil, Sesame Oyster Sauce ✓ Peanut Butter Pickles, Fresh ✓ Pickles, Shelf Stable ✓ Salsa, Fresh ✓ Salsa, Shelf Stable Soy Sauce Tahini ✓ Pantry OK for vinegary hot sauces. Check label for others. OK in pantry if unopened. Stays fresher in fridge. Short-term pantry OK for more fermentation. Refrigerate after opening. Once opened, pantry OK three to six months, but more stable in fridge. Pasteurized miso OK in pantry with plastic wrap pressed to surface. Fridge will keep it spicier longer. For long-term storage, refrigerate. Refrigerate sesame and other delicate oils. OK in pantry if unopened. Once opened, OK in pantry two to three months. Refrigerate after. OK in pantry if unopened. OK in pantry if unopened. Stays fresher in fridge, especially low-sodium. ✓ Refrigerate for a thicker texture to spread. Vinegar ✓ Low-acid, unpasteurized and cloudy vinegars stay fresher in fridge. Worcestershire Stays fresher longer in fridge. 2
A Guide to Storing Condiments FOOD ITEM FRIDGE PANTRY Butter Butter, Vegan ✓ Butter, Whipped ✓ Capers ✓ Ghee NOTES OK on counter two days. OK in pantry if unopened. Salt- or dry-packed capers OK in pantry even after opening. Chile Crisp ✓ Stays fresher longer in fridge. Fish Sauce ✓ Flavor is preserved longer in fridge. Honey ✓ Refrigerating makes it grainy. Hot Sauce Jams and Jellies Ketchup Kimchi Maple Syrup Mayonnaise Miso Mustard Oil ✓ Oil, Sesame Oyster Sauce ✓ Peanut Butter Pickles, Fresh ✓ Pickles, Shelf Stable ✓ Salsa, Fresh ✓ Salsa, Shelf Stable Soy Sauce Tahini ✓ Pantry OK for vinegary hot sauces. Check label for others. OK in pantry if unopened. Stays fresher in fridge. Short-term pantry OK for more fermentation. Refrigerate after opening. Once opened, pantry OK three to six months, but more stable in fridge. Pasteurized miso OK in pantry with plastic wrap pressed to surface. Fridge will keep it spicier longer. For long-term storage, refrigerate. Refrigerate sesame and other delicate oils. OK in pantry if unopened. Once opened, OK in pantry two to three months. Refrigerate after. OK in pantry if unopened. OK in pantry if unopened. Stays fresher in fridge, especially low-sodium. ✓ Refrigerate for a thicker texture to spread. Vinegar ✓ Low-acid, unpasteurized and cloudy vinegars stay fresher in fridge. Worcestershire Stays fresher longer in fridge. 2

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A guide to asphalt temperatures

HOT ASPHALT! Air Temperature Asphalt Temperature 77....... 125° 88 86° 135° 87° 143° At 125° skin destruction can occur in just 60 seconds. Always check the asphalt prior to allowing your pet to walk on it Paws will get burned. TIP: If it's too hot for your bare feet it's too hot for theirs!
HOT ASPHALT! Air Temperature Asphalt Temperature 77....... 125° 88 86° 135° 87° 143° At 125° skin destruction can occur in just 60 seconds. Always check the asphalt prior to allowing your pet to walk on it Paws will get burned. TIP: If it's too hot for your bare feet it's too hot for theirs!

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The structures of neurotransmitters

THE STRUCTURES OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS STRUCTURE KEY: O Carbon atom o Hydrogen atom ADRENALINE Fight or flight neurotransmitter NORADRENALINE Concentration neurotransmitter Oxygen atom Nitrogen atom Rest of molecule DOPAMINE Pleasure neurotransmitter SEROTONIN Mood neurotransmitter Produced in stressful or exciting situations Increases heart rate & blood flow, leading to a physical boost & heightened awareness GABA Calming neurotransmitter ? Affects attention & responding actions in the brain, & involved in fight or flight response Contracts blood vessels, increasing blood flow ACETYLCHOLINE Leaming neurotransmitter Feelings of pleasure, and also addiction, movement, and motivation. People repeat behaviours that lead to dopamine release GLUTAMATE Memory neurotransmitter Contributes to well-being & happiness; helps sleep cycle & digestive system regulation Affected by exercise & light exposure ENDORPHINS Euphoria neurotransmitters Calms firing nerves in CNS. High levels improve focus low levels cause anxiety. Also contributes to motor contral & vision involved in thought, learning & memory Activates muscle action in the body. Also associated with attention and awakening ? Most common brain neurotransmit involved in learning & memory, regulates development & creation of nerve contacts Released during exercise, excitement, & sex, producing well-being & euphoria, reducing pain Biologically active section shown O COMPOUND INTEREST 2015 WWW.COMPOUNDCHEM.COM | Twitter: @compoundchem | Facebook: www.facebook.com/compoundchem S This graphic is shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives licence
THE STRUCTURES OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS STRUCTURE KEY: O Carbon atom o Hydrogen atom ADRENALINE Fight or flight neurotransmitter NORADRENALINE Concentration neurotransmitter Oxygen atom Nitrogen atom Rest of molecule DOPAMINE Pleasure neurotransmitter SEROTONIN Mood neurotransmitter Produced in stressful or exciting situations Increases heart rate & blood flow, leading to a physical boost & heightened awareness GABA Calming neurotransmitter ? Affects attention & responding actions in the brain, & involved in fight or flight response Contracts blood vessels, increasing blood flow ACETYLCHOLINE Leaming neurotransmitter Feelings of pleasure, and also addiction, movement, and motivation. People repeat behaviours that lead to dopamine release GLUTAMATE Memory neurotransmitter Contributes to well-being & happiness; helps sleep cycle & digestive system regulation Affected by exercise & light exposure ENDORPHINS Euphoria neurotransmitters Calms firing nerves in CNS. High levels improve focus low levels cause anxiety. Also contributes to motor contral & vision involved in thought, learning & memory Activates muscle action in the body. Also associated with attention and awakening ? Most common brain neurotransmit involved in learning & memory, regulates development & creation of nerve contacts Released during exercise, excitement, & sex, producing well-being & euphoria, reducing pain Biologically active section shown O COMPOUND INTEREST 2015 WWW.COMPOUNDCHEM.COM | Twitter: @compoundchem | Facebook: www.facebook.com/compoundchem S This graphic is shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives licence

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A guide to water distribution

(Saltwater) Oceans 97.5% (Freshwater) Ice caps and glaciers 79% Groundwater 20% Water in lakes 52% Water in soil 38% Water in rivers Water vapour in atmosphere Water in living organisms
(Saltwater) Oceans 97.5% (Freshwater) Ice caps and glaciers 79% Groundwater 20% Water in lakes 52% Water in soil 38% Water in rivers Water vapour in atmosphere Water in living organisms

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Perfect pasta

PERFECT PASTA & SAUCE PAIRINGS Tomato Based Sauces Meat Based Sauces SPAGHETTI PENNE RIGATONI FUSILLI PASTA AL POMODORO SPAGHETTI ALLA PUTTANESCA Creamy Sauces FETTUCINE SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI RIGATONI PENNE ALL' ARRABBIATA ПІСАТОМ TAGLIATELLE PAPPARDELLE FETTUCINE TAGLIATELLE AL RAGU ALLA BOLOGNESE SUGO ALLA GENOVESE RAGU ALLA PUGLIESE Oil Based Pasta Sauces SPAGHETTI LINGUINE TRENETTE ANGEL HAIR CACIO E PEPE PASTA CARBONARA BURRO E SALVIA SPAGHETTI AGLIO E OLIO PESTO GENOVESE SPAGHETTI OR LINGUINE ALLE VONGOLE
PERFECT PASTA & SAUCE PAIRINGS Tomato Based Sauces Meat Based Sauces SPAGHETTI PENNE RIGATONI FUSILLI PASTA AL POMODORO SPAGHETTI ALLA PUTTANESCA Creamy Sauces FETTUCINE SPAGHETTI RAVIOLI RIGATONI PENNE ALL' ARRABBIATA ПІСАТОМ TAGLIATELLE PAPPARDELLE FETTUCINE TAGLIATELLE AL RAGU ALLA BOLOGNESE SUGO ALLA GENOVESE RAGU ALLA PUGLIESE Oil Based Pasta Sauces SPAGHETTI LINGUINE TRENETTE ANGEL HAIR CACIO E PEPE PASTA CARBONARA BURRO E SALVIA SPAGHETTI AGLIO E OLIO PESTO GENOVESE SPAGHETTI OR LINGUINE ALLE VONGOLE

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A guide to justice and inequality

Inequality Unequal access to opportunities Equality? Evenly distributed tools and assistance Equity Custom tools that identify and address inequality Justice Fixing the system to offer equal access to both tools and opportunities Saat Due in the Den The
Inequality Unequal access to opportunities Equality? Evenly distributed tools and assistance Equity Custom tools that identify and address inequality Justice Fixing the system to offer equal access to both tools and opportunities Saat Due in the Den The

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Biology jobs

WHO USE BIOLOGY This is a list of biology-related jobs that exist in private companies. Although STEM fields are important in the commercial world, not every STEM field is valued equally. There are far more job opportunities in engineering and computer science, leaving biology enthusiasts with a blurry career trajectory. Medical Officer [Medicine] Diagnose patients, prescribe medications, and perform medical procedures H Technical Sales Representative [Medicine] [Biomedicine] [Pharmacy] [Biotechnology] Introduce medical devices, pharmaceuticals, or laboratory equipments with accurate technical information Clinical Research Associate [Medicine] [Biomedicine] Coordinate and document. clinical trials Molecular Laboratory Scientist [Biotechnology] [Bioinformatics] Execute molecular laboratory works, which likely include DNA sequencing and data analysis Other Allied Health Professionals Such as Radiation therapist, Physiotherapist, Environmental Health and Safety Officer, etc.. Cadet Planter [Agriculture] Manage daily plantation operations Healthcare is the most important use of biology. Why study other species when we don't understand human body? Agronomist [Agriculture] [Biotechnology] Coordinate and document agricultural trials, soil fertility studies, culling of seedlings, etc. 25 Biotechnologist [Biotechnology] [Biochemical Engineering] Execute biochemical operations such as chromatography and fermentation Ⓡ ☑ C Medical Laboratory Technologist [Biomedicine] Execute medical laboratory works Regulatory Analyst [Medicine] [Biomedicine] [Pharmacy] Manage product registration or licensing, make amendments in response to regulatory changes Quality Assurance Analyst [Biomedicine] [Biomedical Engineering] [Pharmacy] [Biochemical Engineering] [Biotechnology] Ensure SOPs are followed and quality standards are met by reviewing manufacturing records and auto-generated technical reports Quality Control Microbiologist [Microbiology] Conduct microbiological tests and/or coordinate sanitisation. and sterilisation activities Field Biologist [Entomology] [Parasitology] Provide pest control services, mostly consist of setting up traps and pesticides Pharmacist [Pharmacy] Counsel patients, ensure accuracy of the type and dosage of medications, manage drug inventory, etc. Clinical Specialist/Field Application Specialist [Biomedical Engineering] [Biomedicine] [Biotechnology] Demonstrate and/or provide support in the use, repair and maintenance of medical devices or laboratory equipments C Nurse [Nursing] Collaborate with various health professionals, administer prescribed medications, monitor patients' health, etc.. Administrative work/loosely related to biology G Might work rotating shiftC Long or irregular working hours Might travel as part of the job Might be a low-paid role Require long course duration/postgraduate studies Low-demand role IN THIS ECONOMY
WHO USE BIOLOGY This is a list of biology-related jobs that exist in private companies. Although STEM fields are important in the commercial world, not every STEM field is valued equally. There are far more job opportunities in engineering and computer science, leaving biology enthusiasts with a blurry career trajectory. Medical Officer [Medicine] Diagnose patients, prescribe medications, and perform medical procedures H Technical Sales Representative [Medicine] [Biomedicine] [Pharmacy] [Biotechnology] Introduce medical devices, pharmaceuticals, or laboratory equipments with accurate technical information Clinical Research Associate [Medicine] [Biomedicine] Coordinate and document. clinical trials Molecular Laboratory Scientist [Biotechnology] [Bioinformatics] Execute molecular laboratory works, which likely include DNA sequencing and data analysis Other Allied Health Professionals Such as Radiation therapist, Physiotherapist, Environmental Health and Safety Officer, etc.. Cadet Planter [Agriculture] Manage daily plantation operations Healthcare is the most important use of biology. Why study other species when we don't understand human body? Agronomist [Agriculture] [Biotechnology] Coordinate and document agricultural trials, soil fertility studies, culling of seedlings, etc. 25 Biotechnologist [Biotechnology] [Biochemical Engineering] Execute biochemical operations such as chromatography and fermentation Ⓡ ☑ C Medical Laboratory Technologist [Biomedicine] Execute medical laboratory works Regulatory Analyst [Medicine] [Biomedicine] [Pharmacy] Manage product registration or licensing, make amendments in response to regulatory changes Quality Assurance Analyst [Biomedicine] [Biomedical Engineering] [Pharmacy] [Biochemical Engineering] [Biotechnology] Ensure SOPs are followed and quality standards are met by reviewing manufacturing records and auto-generated technical reports Quality Control Microbiologist [Microbiology] Conduct microbiological tests and/or coordinate sanitisation. and sterilisation activities Field Biologist [Entomology] [Parasitology] Provide pest control services, mostly consist of setting up traps and pesticides Pharmacist [Pharmacy] Counsel patients, ensure accuracy of the type and dosage of medications, manage drug inventory, etc. Clinical Specialist/Field Application Specialist [Biomedical Engineering] [Biomedicine] [Biotechnology] Demonstrate and/or provide support in the use, repair and maintenance of medical devices or laboratory equipments C Nurse [Nursing] Collaborate with various health professionals, administer prescribed medications, monitor patients' health, etc.. Administrative work/loosely related to biology G Might work rotating shiftC Long or irregular working hours Might travel as part of the job Might be a low-paid role Require long course duration/postgraduate studies Low-demand role IN THIS ECONOMY

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Heat exhaustion vs heat stroke

HEAT EXHAUSTION OR HEAT STROKE Faint or dizzy Excessive sweating Throbbing headache No sweating Cool, pale, clammy skin Body temperaturet above 103° Red, hot, dry skin Nausea or vomiting Rapid, weak pulse Muscle cramps Nausea or vomiting Rapid, strong pulse May lose consciousness Get to a cooler, air conditioned place ⚫ Drink water if fully conscious . Take a cool shower or use cold compresses Call your local emergency number Take immediate action to cool the person until help arrives miflynn
HEAT EXHAUSTION OR HEAT STROKE Faint or dizzy Excessive sweating Throbbing headache No sweating Cool, pale, clammy skin Body temperaturet above 103° Red, hot, dry skin Nausea or vomiting Rapid, weak pulse Muscle cramps Nausea or vomiting Rapid, strong pulse May lose consciousness Get to a cooler, air conditioned place ⚫ Drink water if fully conscious . Take a cool shower or use cold compresses Call your local emergency number Take immediate action to cool the person until help arrives miflynn

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Types of eggs

8 Soft Boil 6.5min 00 medium Boil 8min 00 Hard Boil 10 min Poached Sunny Side UP Fried Egg Fried Steamed egg Over Easy French Scramble American Hot Scramble French American Omelette Diner Omelette
8 Soft Boil 6.5min 00 medium Boil 8min 00 Hard Boil 10 min Poached Sunny Side UP Fried Egg Fried Steamed egg Over Easy French Scramble American Hot Scramble French American Omelette Diner Omelette

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The caffeine in popular drinks

CAFFEINE IN ENERGY DRINKS INCLUDING CALORIES & SUGAR CONTENT 3D 200mg CAFFEINE 30 15 CALORIES 7 CARS Og SUGAR BEYOND RAW LIT LIT 250mg CAFFEINE 20 CALORIES 4g CARES Og SUGAR MTN DEW RISE cheatdaydesign.com 5 HOUR ALANI NU ENERGY SHOT 200mg CAFFEINE 200mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 69 CARS Og SUGAR 4 CALORIES 1g CARS Og SUGAR C4 ENERGY 200mg CAFFEINE 0 CALORIES Og CARBS Og SUGAR CCELSIUS 200mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 29 CARBS Og SUGAR BANG 300mg CAFFEINE O CALORIES bang Og CARBS Og SUGAR GHOST 200mg CAFFEINE 5 CALORIES 1gC Og SUGAR MONSTER 160mg CAFFEINE MONSTER ZERO SUGAR NOCCO 180mg CAFFEINE 25 CALORIES 230 CALORIES 140mg CAFFEINE MON 180mg CAFFE 10 CALORIES 12 CALORIES 58g CARES 5g CARS 39 SUGAR NOS 3 CARBS Og CARDS 549 SUGAR Og SUGAR REIGN RED BULL 160mg CAFFEINE 200 CALORIES 54g C 549 SUGAR ROCKSTAR 160mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 3gC Og SUGAR 300mg CAFFEINE 110 CALORIES 29g CARS 27g SUGAR ROCKSTAR SUGAR-FREE 160mg CAFFEINE 120mg CAFFE 250 CALORIES 25 CALORIES CALORIES 63g Canes 1gC Og CARBS 639 SUGAN Og SUGAR Og SUGAR 80mg CAFFEINE ZEVIA Og SUGAR RED BULL SUGARFREE 80mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 29 CARDS Og SUGAR ZOA ZOA 160mg CAFFEINE 15 CALORIES 3g CARBS Og SUGAR SON
CAFFEINE IN ENERGY DRINKS INCLUDING CALORIES & SUGAR CONTENT 3D 200mg CAFFEINE 30 15 CALORIES 7 CARS Og SUGAR BEYOND RAW LIT LIT 250mg CAFFEINE 20 CALORIES 4g CARES Og SUGAR MTN DEW RISE cheatdaydesign.com 5 HOUR ALANI NU ENERGY SHOT 200mg CAFFEINE 200mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 69 CARS Og SUGAR 4 CALORIES 1g CARS Og SUGAR C4 ENERGY 200mg CAFFEINE 0 CALORIES Og CARBS Og SUGAR CCELSIUS 200mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 29 CARBS Og SUGAR BANG 300mg CAFFEINE O CALORIES bang Og CARBS Og SUGAR GHOST 200mg CAFFEINE 5 CALORIES 1gC Og SUGAR MONSTER 160mg CAFFEINE MONSTER ZERO SUGAR NOCCO 180mg CAFFEINE 25 CALORIES 230 CALORIES 140mg CAFFEINE MON 180mg CAFFE 10 CALORIES 12 CALORIES 58g CARES 5g CARS 39 SUGAR NOS 3 CARBS Og CARDS 549 SUGAR Og SUGAR REIGN RED BULL 160mg CAFFEINE 200 CALORIES 54g C 549 SUGAR ROCKSTAR 160mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 3gC Og SUGAR 300mg CAFFEINE 110 CALORIES 29g CARS 27g SUGAR ROCKSTAR SUGAR-FREE 160mg CAFFEINE 120mg CAFFE 250 CALORIES 25 CALORIES CALORIES 63g Canes 1gC Og CARBS 639 SUGAN Og SUGAR Og SUGAR 80mg CAFFEINE ZEVIA Og SUGAR RED BULL SUGARFREE 80mg CAFFEINE 10 CALORIES 29 CARDS Og SUGAR ZOA ZOA 160mg CAFFEINE 15 CALORIES 3g CARBS Og SUGAR SON

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A guide to knives

foodandhealth communications" Point Knife 101 Get to Know Your Knife Tip Spine Handle End Cutting Edge Heel Bolster Tang Meat Bread Cheese Produce Choose Wisely Bread Fillet Chef's Carving Fish Boning Cleaver Utility Steak Paring Plain Easy to sharpen, this style of blade is great for everyday use, though food may occasionally stick to it. Granton The holes or indentations in a granton blade allow food to fall away from the knife instead of sticking to it. Serrated Serrated knives are more difficult to sharpen, but they're perfect for slicing bread or delicate produce.
foodandhealth communications" Point Knife 101 Get to Know Your Knife Tip Spine Handle End Cutting Edge Heel Bolster Tang Meat Bread Cheese Produce Choose Wisely Bread Fillet Chef's Carving Fish Boning Cleaver Utility Steak Paring Plain Easy to sharpen, this style of blade is great for everyday use, though food may occasionally stick to it. Granton The holes or indentations in a granton blade allow food to fall away from the knife instead of sticking to it. Serrated Serrated knives are more difficult to sharpen, but they're perfect for slicing bread or delicate produce.

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10 types of hammers

10 TYPES OF HAMMERS UTILITY The 16-to-20 ounce head has a flat pounding head on one end and curved claws on the other. FRAMING Weighing from 20-10-24 ounces, the head has a serrated pounding face on one end and straight claws on the other. ELECTRICIANS A little lighter than a framing hammer, with straight claws and a smooth pounding face with an extra-long throat. SLEDGE Heavy double-faced head on a long handle. Use for demolition, pounding, stakes, breaking up rocks or concrete. CLUB A shorter, lighter version of a sledgehammer. Use for chiseling, stone, tile and concrete and pounding stakes. BALL-PEEN Clawless hammer with one flat and one round face. Round face for shaping metal and flat face for pounding. RUBBER MALLET Looks like a club hammer, but head is made of rubber or other hard-but-pliable material. Use to avoid impact damage. MASONS One side of the head is flat and the other side is chisel-shaped. Used for brick and stone work. HATCHET Head has a flat pounding face on one side and a hatchet on the other. A multipurpose tool for camping or yard work fh TACK Head has two flat faces on long, tapered throats. Magnetized face picks up and sets nails. The other head pounds them in.
10 TYPES OF HAMMERS UTILITY The 16-to-20 ounce head has a flat pounding head on one end and curved claws on the other. FRAMING Weighing from 20-10-24 ounces, the head has a serrated pounding face on one end and straight claws on the other. ELECTRICIANS A little lighter than a framing hammer, with straight claws and a smooth pounding face with an extra-long throat. SLEDGE Heavy double-faced head on a long handle. Use for demolition, pounding, stakes, breaking up rocks or concrete. CLUB A shorter, lighter version of a sledgehammer. Use for chiseling, stone, tile and concrete and pounding stakes. BALL-PEEN Clawless hammer with one flat and one round face. Round face for shaping metal and flat face for pounding. RUBBER MALLET Looks like a club hammer, but head is made of rubber or other hard-but-pliable material. Use to avoid impact damage. MASONS One side of the head is flat and the other side is chisel-shaped. Used for brick and stone work. HATCHET Head has a flat pounding face on one side and a hatchet on the other. A multipurpose tool for camping or yard work fh TACK Head has two flat faces on long, tapered throats. Magnetized face picks up and sets nails. The other head pounds them in.

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Celtic symbols

UNDERSTANDING CELTIC SYMBOLS Celtic symbols are still in use today in jewellery, as tattoo designs and as decoration on clothing or mugs. Many designs have meanings above and beyond their decorative value. KNOTWORK INTERLACE KNOTWORK INTERLACE Interwoven knots represent how everything on Earth and in the cosmos- including us - is connected through nature. These designs, which often meet up to form never- ending circles, are popular motifs for rings and tattoos. RUNES AND OGHAMS OGHAMS Each letter of the Celtic tree alphabet, or Ogham, has its own symbolic meaning. You will learn more about these later. TRINITY KNOT Three was a sacred number to the Celts. The Trinity knot, with its three points, is thought to represent the triple aspect of Celtic gods. CIRCLES AND SPIRALS KNOTWORK CROSSES Celtic knotwork often inter- weaves to form a cross, which signifies a crossroads or meeting place. RUNES Rune symbols make lovely charms. This necklace combines the runes Geofu, 'gift', and Ing. 'spark of life. LABYRINTH Mazes represent pathways leading to the centre of your spirit. WHEEL This is a representation of the sun; the spokes represent the rays of light. Model wheels lit the dead's way to the afterlife. CUP RINGS These designs were often carved on stone. Many are the basis for today's crop circles. F SWASTIKA Originally a symbol of good luck, the swastika was appropriated: by the Nazis who reversed the direction of the 'spokes'. TRISKELE The arms spiralling out reflects a balance between your inner consciousness and outer self. ☑ THE LOVERS' KNOT Intertwined infinity symbols represent two people coming together as one. DIAGONAL SWASTIKA Celtic designs also used a more triangular and organic swastika design to represent the sun and radiating beams of light. SWORDS We often use Celtic swords as brooches, honouring our ancestors bravery in battle.
UNDERSTANDING CELTIC SYMBOLS Celtic symbols are still in use today in jewellery, as tattoo designs and as decoration on clothing or mugs. Many designs have meanings above and beyond their decorative value. KNOTWORK INTERLACE KNOTWORK INTERLACE Interwoven knots represent how everything on Earth and in the cosmos- including us - is connected through nature. These designs, which often meet up to form never- ending circles, are popular motifs for rings and tattoos. RUNES AND OGHAMS OGHAMS Each letter of the Celtic tree alphabet, or Ogham, has its own symbolic meaning. You will learn more about these later. TRINITY KNOT Three was a sacred number to the Celts. The Trinity knot, with its three points, is thought to represent the triple aspect of Celtic gods. CIRCLES AND SPIRALS KNOTWORK CROSSES Celtic knotwork often inter- weaves to form a cross, which signifies a crossroads or meeting place. RUNES Rune symbols make lovely charms. This necklace combines the runes Geofu, 'gift', and Ing. 'spark of life. LABYRINTH Mazes represent pathways leading to the centre of your spirit. WHEEL This is a representation of the sun; the spokes represent the rays of light. Model wheels lit the dead's way to the afterlife. CUP RINGS These designs were often carved on stone. Many are the basis for today's crop circles. F SWASTIKA Originally a symbol of good luck, the swastika was appropriated: by the Nazis who reversed the direction of the 'spokes'. TRISKELE The arms spiralling out reflects a balance between your inner consciousness and outer self. ☑ THE LOVERS' KNOT Intertwined infinity symbols represent two people coming together as one. DIAGONAL SWASTIKA Celtic designs also used a more triangular and organic swastika design to represent the sun and radiating beams of light. SWORDS We often use Celtic swords as brooches, honouring our ancestors bravery in battle.

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Outlet types around the world

Travel adapters around the world 0 0 Type A Type B USA, MEX, CAN, JPN USA, MEX, CAN, JPN Type C Europe, South America, Asia Type D India U 0 Type E FRA, BEL, POL, SVK, CZE Type F Europe, Russia Type G GBR, IRL, MLT, Type H Israel MAS, SIN П Type I AUS, ARG, CHN, NZL Type J SUI, LIE, RWA Type K Denmark, Greenland Type L Italy, Chile
Travel adapters around the world 0 0 Type A Type B USA, MEX, CAN, JPN USA, MEX, CAN, JPN Type C Europe, South America, Asia Type D India U 0 Type E FRA, BEL, POL, SVK, CZE Type F Europe, Russia Type G GBR, IRL, MLT, Type H Israel MAS, SIN П Type I AUS, ARG, CHN, NZL Type J SUI, LIE, RWA Type K Denmark, Greenland Type L Italy, Chile

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When emotions combine

ANGER FEAR DISGUST SADNESS JOY what do you get when your emotions combine? JOY SADNESS DISGUST FEAR ANGER ecstasy nostalgic distain excitement fervor melancholy despair contempt dread resentment ironic loathing abhorrence horror outrage protective D anxiety repulsed terror vengeful zeal betrayal hatred hostility rage source: Photos from Disney/Pixar 6sec.org
ANGER FEAR DISGUST SADNESS JOY what do you get when your emotions combine? JOY SADNESS DISGUST FEAR ANGER ecstasy nostalgic distain excitement fervor melancholy despair contempt dread resentment ironic loathing abhorrence horror outrage protective D anxiety repulsed terror vengeful zeal betrayal hatred hostility rage source: Photos from Disney/Pixar 6sec.org

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