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Split Pea Soup Recipe Well, you won’t mind if I give barely any introduction to this recipe if your days are as rushed and busy as mine have been lately. At first, I thought for a while if this soup really needed an introduction then I realized that it was equally important to share with you the interesting facts about this awesome and nutritious soup. Since I was a little kid, the split pea soup has always remained my down-to-earth, all-purpose and basic meal. Whether you need to fix a quick plate

Personal Narrative – Atheist I didn't ask for the pastor to come over. I would have much rather been left alone to watch daytime TV. True, I was beginning to feel I little isolated, but some sissy-voiced holy man I hardly knew wasn't going to make me feel any better. But it was standard policy to notify the church when one of its fold has been hospitalized, for prayer requests and all that mush, and when the pastor heard that I was already home, he felt obligated to visit, as if seeing my swollen

Mendel carried out his experiments with the common edible pea in his small garden plot in the monastery. These experiments were begun in 1856 and completed some eight years later. In 1865, he described his experiments in two lectures at a regional scientific conference. In the first lecture he described his observations and experimental results. In the second, which was given one month later, he explained them. After initial experiments with pea plants, Mendel settled on studying seven traits that seemed

Ancestry Fluorine was discovered by Ferdinand Frederic Henri Moissan, a French chemist who was the first to successfully isolate fluorine in 1886 (The Element). Henri Moissan also completely isolated the fluorine gas from the hydrogen gas and had many other great accomplishments. He was even awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1906 (The Element). Fluorine is the most reactive of all elements and no chemical substance is capable of freeing fluorine from any of its compounds (The Element). Fluorine

Fortunately for Moms expecting twins or multiples, there is usually someone willing to throw a baby shower to help ease the strain on the wallet. Two of the most popular themes for a baby shower for twins or more are "Noah's Ark" (two by two), or Peas in a Pod, which can be for any amount of children. For your twins baby shower, Amazon.com has a book on themed baby showers which will give you many ideas on different themes for your baby shower for twins. Noah's Ark baby shower party supplies and

observations to decide upon the split and leaf node class labels but on the other hand, Trepan re-labels the original observations to the classifications made by the network. And the relabeled data will be used for the tree growing process. Additionally it can also add extra data points by mimicking the behavior of the network. It uses the network as an oracle to answer the classification queries about the newly generated data points. This way it can make sure that whenever a split node or leaf node class

Hyper-flexibility. At the time my sister was diagnosed with it, she was ten and I was nine. As the doctor said the word to my parents, I sat there confused, wondering what it meant. I looked over to my mother for an explanation; she smiled kindly and said, “It just means that your sister is a bit more flexible and can do some things you may not be able to.” At the time I didn’t realize how much of an impact that sentence would have on me. My sister and I are only a year, two months, and sixteen

First Position directed by Bess Kargman First Position follows five top dancers at the Youth America Grand Prix. The dancers that it focuses on are Michaela DePrince, Rebecca Houseknecht, Joan Sebastian Zamora, Aran Bell, and Miko Fogarty. It talks about the dancers lives and shows the stages of the competition, including when the dancers get awards and scholarships or contracts to dance schools and companies. Michaela DePrince, Rebecca Houseknecht, and Joan Sebastian Zamora were the older dancers

Genetics 304 Dr. Assefa Dec 08, 2010 Introduction Gregor Johann Mendel, the father of genetics, was born in 1822. He was a priest and scientist who became famous for his work and studies on the inheritance patterns using pea plants. Gregor Mendel used pea plants known as Pisumsativum in his research where he developed two fundamental laws of genetics known today as the “Law of segregation”, and the “Law of independent assortment” (Hartl, 1992). The “Law of segregation” states that when

genetics”. While being a teacher Mendel had time to have experiments of his own. Most of his time was spent on the testing of pea plants. He tried to use regular garden pea plants because they were easily accessible, grown in large numbers in the monastery gardens, and they were extremely easy to reproduce while not having to wait a long period of time before receiving results. Common pea plants have both male and female reproductive organs which gives them the ability to either self-pollinate or cross-pollinate