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true or false
1.The scientific method is best used to discover the rules that the natural world follows.
2.Scientific experiments should be done many times before a hypothesis can be supported.
3. 1 centimeter is equal to 10 millimeters.
4. 5000 millimeters is equal to 25 meters.
5. 1.0 liters is equal to 100 milileters.
Which of the following is an abiotic factor in a wetland environment?
a fish
b algae
c water
d snake
Which of the following is a biotic factor in a grassland environment?
a grass
b soil
c water
d wind
Algae are the major oxygen producers in a water environment. This is an example of an algae’s ____________.
a habitat
b biome
c natural resourse
d niche

I’m a professional actor currently living in Austin, TX. I’m originally from the fort collins area, I have a BFA in acting and have been regularly working in Austin, even winning a few awards. THe trouble is that there is very little paying work down here, AEA has almost zero presence, and there is no funding for any theater companies or film studios.
As i am originally from the area and have friends and family there, my wife and i are considering moving to the denver metro/boulder area. I just have some questions that i would love to get answered before we make any decisions. Your help would be much appreciated.
How frequently do you get auditions for gigs (theater, film, commercial)?
How frequently do you book gigs (theater, film, commercial)?
How many gigs pay, and how much on average?
Are there a number of talent agencies? If so, who has the best reputations? Are they AEA or SAG affiliated?
how many major studios are in the area?
how many theater companies are in the area?
do the theater companies put on good, important, honest performances?
In short, what is the likelihood that, assuming i am a good enough actor to even book gigs on a regular basis, i would be able to make money/support myself as an actor in Denver/boulder?
Also- what areas of the denver metro area are best to live in for a young, married actor? Where should i avoid? WHere are rent prices very low? Where is safe? WHat is close to major highways?
I greatly appreciate any help You can give me.

I’m a professional actor currently living in Austin, TX. I’m originally from the fort collins area, I have a BFA in acting and have been regularly working in Austin, even winning a few awards. THe trouble is that there is very little paying work down here, AEA has almost zero presence, and there is no funding for any theater companies or film studios.
As i am originally from the area and have friends and family there, my wife and i are considering moving to the denver metro/boulder area. I just have some questions that i would love to get answered before we make any decisions. Your help would be much appreciated.
How frequently do you get auditions for gigs (theater, film, commercial)?
How frequently do you book gigs (theater, film, commercial)?
How many gigs pay, and how much on average?
Are there a number of talent agencies? If so, who has the best reputations? Are they AEA or SAG affiliated?
how many major studios are in the area?
how many theater companies are in the area?
do the theater companies put on good, important, honest performances?
In short, what is the likelihood that, assuming i am a good enough actor to even book gigs on a regular basis, i would be able to make money/support myself as an actor in Denver/boulder?
Also- what areas of the denver metro area are best to live in for a young, married actor? Where should i avoid? WHere are rent prices very low? Where is safe? WHat is close to major highways?
I greatly appreciate any help You can give me.

(True or False please!) Most of the energy transferred in food webs is used up in digesting movement and cellular respiration.
(Long sentences) The tree swallow and the little brown bat breed in similar habitat. Both feed on insects they catch while in flight. Explain why these organisms do not occupy exactly the same ecological niche.
Thanks in advance! =D

1. You are a molecular biologist working at a biotech company. Your CEO has identified an untapped niche market — Canadian bachelor farmers — and thinks the company can make millions
developing new crops to sell to them. Your assignment is to develop, for the pickle industry, frost resistant cucumbers that glow fluorescent green so they are easy to find in the dark (short days in
northern Canada, you know). You have identified the Northern cod as a fish species that produces the appropriate anti-freeze protein (AFP). You are also able to buy a plasmid from BioRad
Laboratories containing the gene from a jellyfish species that produces a glowing fluorescent protein (GFP). You obtain Arctic cod and raise them in an aquarium in the lab. Your first step is to make a
genomic DNA library from the cod. Describe this process. Be specific!
2. Now you want to find the AFP gene in this cod genomic DNA library. Although the genome of the Arctic cod has not been sequenced, from careful study of GenBank, the online database of
DNA sequences, you are able to create a probe for the AFP gene from other arctic fish species. Explain what a probe is, and describe how you will use this to isolate the AFP gene from the
DNA library. Be specific!
3. You have now isolated the bacterial colony which contains the plasmid with a DNA fragment that includes the cod AFP gene. As a research control, you need to double check the size of
that cod DNA fragment. Describe a procedure for cutting out the cod DNA fragment from the plasmid and measuring its size.
4. Once you isolate the bacterial colony containing the plasmid with the cod AFP gene, you need to combine this gene with the jellyfish GFP gene on a single plasmid. As is standard practice in
the biotech industry, the GFP plasmid has a multiple cloning site and a selectable marker. Describe this cloning process. Be specific!
5. Research is going well! You are now working on overcoming the obstacle of getting your recombinant plasmid into the pickling cucumbers and getting high expression of both AFP and
GFP. Unfortunately, one night someone breaks into your lab and steals your most promising prototype cucumber seedlings. Your company’s security force calls in the CSI New York team
and they find a single hair follicle at the crime scene. How will they use this to find the thief? Be specific!

Hello
guys plz help me answer these 7 questions its a multiple choice
i need to submit the homework tomorrow morning !!
1- In which life stage should you start an IRA?
Select one:
a. Early family life stage
b. Independent life stage
c. Empty nest life stage
d. Dependent life stage
2- Which of the following best describes a reverse mortgage?
Select one:
a. Is only available to those 60 years of age or older
b. Requires the sale of your home to benefit from the equity built up in it
c. Allows you to live in your house, have access to your equity and is available to those 62 years and older
d. Is a fixed rate mortgage, the reverse of a variable rate mortgage
3- Which of the following describes what investments are?
Select one:
a. Savings vehicles that provide the same return as certificates of deposit
b. Savings vehicles with no risk
c. A way to have your money grow faster than inflation
d. A foundation for your savings
4- Which of the following is NOT a possible problem associated with pre-paid debit cards or debit card affiliated with universities?
Select one:
a. Big fees for using out-or-network ATMs
b. Fees just to active the card
c. Hidden fees for paperwork or other issues
d. You need to shop around and understand the fine print just as with any financial instrument
5- Which of the following is the most important advantage of foregoing overdraft protection?
Select one:
a. Online bill pay or recurring payments on your debit account will not be hit with fees if you have an overdraft
b. You need to opt out of overdraft protection
c. Banks can’t charge big fees when you have an overdraft
d. Allows you spend beyond your budget and the amount in your checking account
6- Which of the following should you select for investing if you think your income taxes will be lower when you retire?
Select one:
a. Roth IRA
b. Traditional IRA
c. Certificate of deposit
d. Gold
7- You can use your money in a 529 plan for everything EXCEPT.
Select one:
a. Tuition
b. Books and mandatory fees
c. Room and board
d. Transportation to and from college