Acs Organic Chemistry Study Guide - Is it Worth Your Time?

Acs Organic Chemistry Study Guide - Is it Worth Your Time?The Acs Organic Chemistry Study Guide offers many benefits that can benefit any student who wants to learn about chemistry. A good program is one that is created by people who are experts in the field, so that they can provide you with all the tips and instructions you need to succeed.Anyone interested in science and chemistry should begin by looking at the subjects on which this study guide is based. This is because chemistry is a very broad subject, and you can easily confuse yourself when you begin learning it. You must be sure that you will be able to learn the concepts in a systematic way before you begin your study. However, if you find it difficult to do this, you may consider consulting with an online education company, who is able to provide you with personalized instruction for each subject that you choose.A good Acs Organic Chemistry Study Guide contains step-by-step instructions to guide you through all the steps o f the course. It also provides you with information that includes the reference materials you will need, including the textbook. It will be a lot easier for you to keep track of what you have learned, when you can access all the resources you need to do so from your computer.One thing you should know before taking this course is that the teachers are not always knowledgeable about how to explain the concepts to their students. This is a serious problem, and you should not take on any course without finding a qualified teacher. Once you have found one, the Acs Organic Chemistry Study Guide can help you with your homework assignments. They will also be able to teach you how to do your own research, which will make the process of reading and learning fun for you.The Acs Organic Chemistry Study Guide is easy to understand, and it will help you learn faster than a traditional classroom course. This is why it is such a popular choice, as it does not require you to spend a great deal of ti me in the classroom. When you get home, all you have to do is read the instructions you have, and then you can continue studying in your own time.The reviews that you receive about this course can really help you decide whether or not you want to enroll in it. These are provided by other students who have taken the course, so you can get a feel for whether or not the online school will be the right one for you. This is a very helpful tool for anyone who wants to make sure that they are getting a quality education.This program will really help you understand the science behind the products you use everyday. A proper education can make a huge difference in your life, so you should definitely consider taking advantage of this opportunity.

Most Guitar Strings Changed in One Hour, and Other World Records Ready to be Broken

Most Guitar Strings Changed in One Hour, and Other World Records Ready to be Broken Suzy S. Their songs have been featured in commercials, video games, and TV show trailers, and have earned a long list of award nominations.   And now, after a whirlwind 2-year tour, rockers 30 Seconds to Mars are about to break a Guinness World Record for Most Shows Performed During a Single Album Cycle.   The tour promoted their 2009 album This Is War, and their 300th performance on December 7th of   this year will seal the deal for the world record.   The band has seen so much success thus far, its only fitting to see them achieve this record! In honor of this achievement today were taking a look at some other music-related Guinness World Records.   Here are some of our favorites: Most piano key hits in one minute: The most piano key hits in one minute is 498 and was achieved by Balázs Havasi (Hungary) during the Symphonic Red Concert Show at the Music Academy in Budapest, Hungary, on 29 November 2009. Most No. 1 music videos: Madonna had her ninth No.1 on the US Music Video chart on 24 April 2010 with Sticky Sweet Tour. No popular music artist has had more. Most live concerts in 24 hours (multiple cities): The most live concerts performed in 24 hours in different locations is seven: The Hangar Tour, by rapper Jay-Z performed in seven different cities to promote the release of his new album Kingdom Come (2006, Universal Music) from 7 am on 18 November to 1:15 am on 19 November 2006. The concerts were performed in the following order: Atlanta, Philadelphia, Washington DC, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Most guitar strings changed In one hour: The most guitars re-strung in 1 hour is 30, achieved by Glenn Haworth (Australia) at Haworths Shellharbour Music Centre, Albion Park Rail, Australia, on 15 March 2009. Longest career as a music teacher: The world record for the longest working career for a music teacher was set by Charles Wright (USA, b. 24 May 1912) who began teaching piano privately and professionally in 1931. He continued to do so for the next 76 years until he passed away on 19 July 2007, aged 95 years 56 days. Largest Singing Lesson: The largest singing lesson involved 6,651 participants and was achieved by Sweet Adelines International during the 63rd Annual Sweet Adelines International Convention and Competition at the Sommet Center in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, on 24 October 2009. Largest Kazoo Ensemble: On 14 March 2011, an audience of 5,190 classical music fans at the Big Red Nose Show held in the Royal Albert Hall in London, UK, formed a kazoo ensemble as part of Red Nose Day. Accompanied by the BBC Concert Orchestra and led by comedienne Sue Perkins, the ensemble hummed-out renditions of Wagners Ride of the Valkyres and Eric Coates Dambusters March. The event was hosted by BBC Radio 3s Katie Derham and Basil Brush. These are just a few of the crazy musical acts that have earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records, and we can only imagine what other stunts will be thought up next.   For all of the aspiring artists out there why not dream big?   Maybe you could join in and earn a world record yourself. Interested in Private Lessons? Search thousands of teachers for local and live, online lessons. Sign up for convenient, affordable private lessons today! Search for Your Teacher

Read, Watch, Touch How Do You See The Future Of The News Industry

Read, Watch, Touch How Do You See The Future Of The News Industry Media mogul, Rupert Murdoch, founder of The News Corporation, launched a digital newspaper specifically for the iPad tablet last week. The newspaper is called The Daily. Subscription to the newspaper costs 99 cents a week or $40 annually.A press release announcing the launch of the daily said:  â€œNew times demand new journalism,” said Mr. Murdoch. “So we built The Daily completely from scratch on the most innovative device to come about in my time the iPad. “The magic of great newspapers and great blogs lies in their serendipity and surprise, and the touch of a good editor,” continued Mr. Murdoch. “We’re going to bring that magic to The Daily to inform people, to make them think, to help them engage in the great issues of the day. And as we continue to improve and evolve, we are going to use the best in new technology to push the boundaries of reporting.”The Daily’s unique mix of text, photography, audio, video, information graphics, touch interactivity and real -time data and social feeds provides its editors with the ability to decide not only which stories are most important but also the best format to deliver these stories to their readers.What do you think?Do you think this a positive or a negative development in media?Do you agree that access to news should be purchased or should news be free for the whole community?How do you access news, via new gadgets or traditional media outlets like television and newspapers?How do you see the future of news? Do you think someday newspapers will be obsolete?Will you be subscribing to The Daily?Did you find this blog interesting? Feel free to share it on Twitter and Facebook.

English Idioms related to Dreams - English Lesson via Skype

English Idioms related to Dreams - English Lesson via Skype Here you will learn useful English idioms related to dreams.You will also learn the meaning of DREAM ON English expression. Scroll down to watch a short video lesson. English Idioms about Dreams We all have dreams. Some come true and someWell, they just remain as dreams. Here are  some English idioms related to dreams with an appropriate explanation.More  often than not (on a regular basis) we dream at night while we are asleep but sometimes, time permitting, we might look out of the window or stare into space (focus on one thing) and daydream. English Idioms related to Dreams BEYOND YOUR WILDEST DREAMS This occurs when something you wished for actually comes  true but in an even bigger or better way than you could have possibly imagined.Example: David was good at football infact very good. He hoped that one day he might in fact be a professional player. Out of the blue he got a letter inviting him for a trial with one of the biggest teams in the country it was more than he could wished for. It was beyond his wildest dreams.A DREAM COME TRUEAs indicated we all or most of us dream. Sometimes they become reality and when they do we will often be heard saying ah it is like a dream come true. Something that someone has required or attained after a long time.Example: Sara retired early from her work as a teacher as she wanted time to travel and see the world. Imagine her surprise when she logged on to the internet and saw an offer to travel around the world with a family and teach the children as they travelled. For her it was a dream come true. She would be ab le to travel and get paid at the same time. English Idioms related to Dreams WORKS LIKE A DREAMWhen something may be broken and in need of repair you are very surprised and delighted that it then works better than ever once the repair has been carried out.Example: Fiona was delighted when her favourite watch was repaired. Her boyfriend asked her how it was now that it had been repaired. Its perfect she replied. It works like a dream.Of course dreams may not always turn into reality and we can also use some English idioms related to dreams in a less than positive way:DREAM ON!We use this idiom when we might wish to bring someone back down to earth. Young people dream a lot and have very high expectations. So when they perhaps are dreaming a little too much we might tell them it is unlikely to happen and that they should dream on!.Example: Mary’s son had dreams of playing for Real Madrid, driving a Ferrari car and living in a mansion. Mary admired his ambition but it was all a bit of fantasy. When he spoke about it as he often did she would keep his feet on t he groundby saying but you don’t play for a team now and you cannot speak Spanish! Dream on, its never going to happen. DREAM ON Meaning IN YOUR DREAMS! Similar to dream on we often use this phrase to burst someone’s  balloon. This usually happens when someone is really dreaming about  something that is very unlikely to happen if in fact at all.Example: John dreamt* about winning the Lotto buying an expensive car retiring from work and living a life of luxury. His wife was a little more practicaland reminded him that the odds of winning the Lotto were something like 4 million to 1, almost impossible. In your dreams John, I am afraid only in your dreams!!* We can use either  dreamed or dreamt in the Past Tense English Vocabulary List Out of the blue   unexpectedlyTrial   testTo carry out   to doTo burst someone’s  balloon/bubble   to spoil their dreamTo keep someones feet on the ground = to bring someone back down to  earth   to return someone to realityLife of luxury    very wealthy life styleThe odds   chancesPractical   realistic English Idioms related to Dreams

8tracks The Moodiest Music Site on the Web

8tracks The Moodiest Music Site on the Web Photo from theletter.co.uk Welcome to 8tracks. The self-proclaimed [h]andcrafted internet radio site, named the Best Website of 2011 by Time Magazine,  uses a tagging system for its user-created playlists. When you search for that summer + hipster mix, every playlist that has been tagged with those two words will come up. Each mix has at least 8 tracks to it, but can have many more than that, and will always have a wide variety of music on each.  On 8tracks, users can listen to or create mixes. It is great for sharing mixes with your friends, but also with perfect strangers. If youve created a study mix that works well for you, post it to 8tracks and let it help someone else in their study-stress!  Not in the  mood? Search for an artist or genre and let 8tracks work its magic. Though 8tracks doesnt always offer the perfect selection of music, because, of course, we all have different tastes from one another, its fairly spot on most of the time. My only complaints would be that  as a listener, you cannot skip more than 3 songs per mix in one hour before having to go to the next one and you cannot go back to a song after its played. Some of the mixtape art is a little risqué as well, so in a more professional setting, its hard to find mixes to listen to. Thankfully, there is a setting that you can put on called Safe Browse that will skip over tracks and playlists that are inappropriate. Other great features include the Youtube and iTunes buttons on the bottom of each mix. If youve found a new song that you really like, you can find where to buy it or listen to it again on using these links. Want to take 8tracks on the go? There are free Android  and iPhone  apps available, which have both had recent updates with great reviews. For those of you who are looking for more out of this site (mostly just DJs) there is 8tracks plus. This upgraded version of the site includes an ad-free site and several DJ-focused features that are to be released soon. The cost is $25 for a 6-month subscription and 14-free trial. I wouldnt say its worth it, because unlike  Pandora,  the ads are simply non-audio sidebars, so for a regular listener, the upgraded version does not offer much. Simply listen away with the free version! What moods do you use 8tracks for?

Edukwest Talking with Kirsten Winkler about italki

Edukwest Talking with Kirsten Winkler about italki If you dont know who Kirsten Winkler is, you really should. She is a professional language teacher who has become an expert in the field of online language education. Between her blog and her E-Teachers Academy and conferences, I think there are few people who understand the evolving space of online language education as well as she does. You could say Kirsten is the equivalent of techcrunch for online language learning. One of her main projects is called Edukwest, and she has been interviewing a lot of inspiring people in the online language learning space. She asked to interview us at italki, and we gladly took the opportunity. Heres the direct page to the interview http://www.edukwest.com/kevin-chen-of-italki-com/ And heres that interview embedded (youll need a proxy to view it if youre in China): We covered a lot of topics in the interview, and one thing we hope that is clear is that it is an exciting time to be a startup in this area. The technology and the market is evolving very quickly, and were only just seeing the start of these new and potentially world-changing ideas. I believe everyone shares this core belief that technology can play a critical role in improving the old way of language learning. The impressive thing about Kirsten is that she has actually met and interviewed a lot of these people! Again, if you want to know all the latest news, as well as engage in the latest debates about online language education, read Kirstens blog or follow her on twitter (@kirstenwinkler). And of course, you can also get involved and influence the shape of things to come just by commenting on a blog or sending emails! Edukwest Talking with Kirsten Winkler about italki If you dont know who Kirsten Winkler is, you really should. She is a professional language teacher who has become an expert in the field of online language education. Between her blog and her E-Teachers Academy and conferences, I think there are few people who understand the evolving space of online language education as well as she does. You could say Kirsten is the equivalent of techcrunch for online language learning. One of her main projects is called Edukwest, and she has been interviewing a lot of inspiring people in the online language learning space. She asked to interview us at italki, and we gladly took the opportunity. Heres the direct page to the interview http://www.edukwest.com/kevin-chen-of-italki-com/ And heres that interview embedded (youll need a proxy to view it if youre in China): We covered a lot of topics in the interview, and one thing we hope that is clear is that it is an exciting time to be a startup in this area. The technology and the market is evolving very quickly, and were only just seeing the start of these new and potentially world-changing ideas. I believe everyone shares this core belief that technology can play a critical role in improving the old way of language learning. The impressive thing about Kirsten is that she has actually met and interviewed a lot of these people! Again, if you want to know all the latest news, as well as engage in the latest debates about online language education, read Kirstens blog or follow her on twitter (@kirstenwinkler). And of course, you can also get involved and influence the shape of things to come just by commenting on a blog or sending emails!

University of Indianapolis

University of Indianapolis University of Indianapolis The University is a private, liberal arts university located on 65 acres, just minutes from downtown Indianapolis. With more than 700 faculty and staff, it is a place where you can become part of a close-knit campus community that emphasizes the importance of community partnerships in the future growth of the University. UIndys mission is to prepare its graduates for effective, responsible, and articulate membership in the complex societies in which they live and serve, and for excellence and leadership in their personal and professional lives. The motto of Education for Service provides the foundation for our work to better our communities, both near and far. As University employees, we know the work we do is important to our students and our communities. To accomplish our mission, we welcome talented, civic-minded and diverse individuals from all career levels to help maintain our high standards of excellence and quality. If you want to join our dynamic environment and experience hard work, creativity, and teamwork, we welcome your application! The University of Indianapolis is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, ethnicity, color, race, creed, sex, sexual orientation or identity, marital status, national origin, disability status, or protected veteran status. The University of Indianapolis does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its educational programs and activities, including employment and admission as required by Title IX.

Financially struggling Universities to be bailed out - Tutor Hunt Blog

Financially struggling Universities to be bailed out Financially struggling Universities to be bailed out, says labour Financially struggling Universities to be bailed out, says labourUniversitiesWe have all heard the slogan `Too big to fail` - the assertion that certain institutions, primarily financial ones, are so interconnected and vital to the economy that they must be protected from market forces. Whereas a failing business would go bust, a failing bank will be bailed out. Should universities also fall under this category? Are they, along with banks, not so important to our society that they should be rescued with tax payers money if they are facing closure. Or if they are facing financial hardship should they be left to fall? Under new plans unveiled by Labour it seems that struggling universities could be rescued from going bankrupt, protected from `rampant` market forces. The Office for Students (Ofs) currently has the powers to regulate universities, and is able to offer financial aid - but there are limits to how much fiscal support it will be able to provide. The very idea of a university going bust will be surprising to some, with people being of the opinion that only businesses can go bankrupt, and that universities don`t seem to be structured along such lines as a corporation or commercial outlet. The fact is that, since the higher education sector is effectively a competitive marketplace, universities can certainly fail financially. They have huge overheads: having to cover the salaries of scores, perhaps even hundreds of teachers, lecturers, and other staff members. They will also have maintenance charges, costs for equipment, and may also have to pay rental charges for the buildings and land they use. If these financial obligations are not met, they will go under. Universities are of course in competition with each other - all vying for a customer base that generally only make a single purchase. The marketplace isn`t one where, if you lose the shopper to another company one day, you can entice them with your wares the next: for most students selecting a University is a once in a lifetime decision. Though it is rare for universities to go bankrupt, it is certainly not unheard of, and there are reports that 3 major Universities are on the brink of bankruptcy at this very moment. Chris Skidmore, the Universities minister, has recently stated that `providers may, in a small number of cases, exit the market altogether as a result of strong competition`. We certainly seem to have entered a more uncertain time for universities - the financial stability they enjoyed in the past seems to have gone, a point made by the director of the Higher Education Policy Institute think tank Nick Hillman, who was former adviser to the universities minister Lord Willetts: `A university going bust is more likely than at any other point in the last generation,` There are however some who oppose the protective measures - the shadow education minister Angela Rayner has recently pointed out how the OfS, an institution that one might expect to be steadfast in proposing pecuniary aid to struggling universities, has said it would `not bail out providers in financial difficulty`. Being an opposing party politician, it may come as no surprise that Mrs Rayner went on to critique the conservative party for the current state of higher education in the UK: `The Tories have unleashed a failed free market experiment in higher education. They have created a system that goes to the very heart of their ideology - a system where market logic is imposed on public goods and where the forces of competition run rampant at the expense of students, staff and communities. `Students would be left with immense uncertainty about their futures and entire communities would lose one of their major academic, economic and social institutions. Education is a public good and should be treated as such. Our universities are there for all of us.` There is a general feeling that there`s soon to be a serious review of the state of student finances, and that the financier Philip Augar is going to advocate a cut in tuition fees. An initial annual figure of around 6500 was tentatively proposed, with this rising to 7500 after many universities complained. One thing is certain - if there are reductions ahead, this will mean a significant drop in income for many universities. While many students will celebrate more affordable fees, the long term results may mean many smaller universities will struggle to remain solvent. 12 months ago0Add a Comment

What is Amide Chemistry?

What is Amide Chemistry?Amide chemistry is an amazing technique used by those who are working in the pharmaceutical industry. These people are using it to help make things more effective. This chemistry is used in large numbers of pharmaceutical companies and it is being used in order to determine the effectiveness of various medicines that have been made.The results produced by this chemistry are amazing as it helps in increasing the potency of the medicines that are being used. These medicines can be used in medicines like aspirin, anti-biotics and other antibiotics. It also helps in reducing the side effects that the medicine may cause.The amide chemistry helps in giving the medicines the ability to give good results in the production of antibiotics. Amide chemistry is considered as one of the most important discoveries in the field of medicine and this science helps in increasing the potency of medicines. This can also be used in the production of prescription medications.In orde r to be able to produce the powerful medical formula, it is necessary for the chemicals to be transformed into neutral molecules. With the help of amide chemistry the medicines can now be transformed into neutral molecules. These neutral molecules are known as DMSO, which has many benefits.The amide chemistry is useful in helping in making up the medical formulas of medicines. These formulas are prepared by blending up the different compounds that help in producing effective medicines. Many more pharmaceutical companies are using this chemistry to help with producing the best pharmaceutical products.Amide chemistry is also known as a dynamic chemical reaction which is a combination of chlorine and nitrate. The chlorine in this formula helps in giving the medicines the ability to help in giving them the properties that are required for producing the medicines. This chemistry also helps in producing the medicines in the form that is known to be more effective.Amide chemistry is used i n many countries, which is the result of which the medicines are used more effectively. It is used in many hospitals where the medicines are produced in the form of a mixture of the neutral and active elements that are used. This formula is also used in the production of tablets, where the tablets are made up from the crystals of the active pharmaceutical compounds.

Chemistry Tutor Columbus Ohio

Chemistry Tutor Columbus OhioIf you are planning to take a Chemical Engineering, it is imperative that you consider Columbus Ohio University as your destination college. There are many colleges offering courses in this field and this university is the most popular among them.The chemistry department at this university offers a wide variety of courses for every student. These include the full spectrum of undergraduate chemistry courses including Calculus, Organic Chemistry, and Analytical Chemistry. You can also take up Chemistry electives which range from Biological Science, Mathematics, Physics, or other subjects.If you are looking to get a Bachelor's degree in this field, you have to decide on what subject to major in. At this university, there are many undergraduate majors available. You can choose from Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Applied and Industrial Chemistry, Energy and Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering, or Other Science majors.After you have decided on a major, you need to find out how many subjects you can get to complete your coursework in a semester. To know more about this, you need to check out the program structure of the school.There are various engineering majors that you can choose from at this university. One of them is automotive technology which includes: computer engineering, mechanical engineering, and electrical engineering.There are various Physics degrees offered at this university. There are the Aviation Technology (Airplane), Electrical Engineering (electricity), Atmospheric Science (climate), Metallurgy, and Other Engineering degrees.Once you get a hold of all the information, you can find out the best courses to study at the university. This university has proved to be one of the top institutions when it comes to making students eligible for jobs in the engineering field.

Dissolution Definition in Chemistry

Dissolution Definition in ChemistryA dissolution definition in chemistry is an equation, that when applied, will give the function of the dissolution. There are two processes involved in a dissolution. The first process is the chemical dissociation, where a substance undergoes the process where the molecule is separated from the body. For example, when you melt down gasoline, it will leave a residue on the ground, after the chemical reaction.The second process is crystallization or chemical refraction, where the substance is pulled up and forms a crystal. In the process of chemical refraction, the body of the substance will not be physically broken up but only refracted into a fluid form. In the case of petroleum, the water molecule is pulled up and precipitates into a crystalline form, making the substance almost liquid at room temperature.However, in both of these processes, some of the chemical laws of the molecules remain. For example, if a molecule is pulled up, and then breaks in a liquid form, and the chemical laws remain, the molecule is bound to a solid rock, and this will leave a residue.Thus, what is left is a residue of the dissolved water molecule, which is bound in a solid rock. The other common example of this chemical is what happens in the weather when a water molecule is evaporated, leaving a solid layer in the air. In this case, however, the chemical laws do not apply, since there is no physical process occurring.It is important for a chemist to understand all the chemical equations involved in this process. A number of the chemical equations have direct applications to physical chemistry, and these are used by physicists. Understanding these equations can make a big difference to a student who is taking chemistry.Dissolution in chemistry will require the combination of chemistry equations with physics to form a very useful chemical formula. This is because even if the physical chemist is right, he or she may be wrong about the dissolution pr ocess.These equations will involve such things as molecular weight, molecular structure, equilibrium constant, surface tension, molecular diffusion, work, electric charge, water content, charge in crystals, etc. If a chemist can understand these equations, then he or she can use them to form a good, useful chemical formula for dissolving a substance in water.