Tell me if you find any other mythical cross breeds fascinating…I"m an author looking for cross breeds for my characters. Help me out.
has any one heard of the movie "underworld" with kate beckinsale? you just described the movie. it ia actually a series of 3 movies.
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September 25 2009 | Cross | 5 Comments »
Can i cross breed a map turtle and a eastern painted turtle? I am planning to get a male map turtle and a female painted turtle so can i cross breed them? Also will the map turtle and the painted turtle be happy with each other?
They can co-exist but if you try to cross them, all you will get are two very cross turtles.
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September 23 2009 | Cross | 2 Comments »
I have a design and I know how to have it transferred onto cross stitch fabric. I just don’t want to cross stitch 30 large pillows. I want someone (or a machine) to do the cross stitching for me.
You could try a custom embroidery shop. They should be in your yellow pages– usually they do like names on shirts, team uniforms, etc.
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September 21 2009 | Cross | 2 Comments »
Question Details: My mother is planning Little Marvel Peas and I want to plant Alaskan Peas. How far do they need to be planted apart from one another in order to make sure they don’t cross polinate? I’m planning to let afew of my pea plants produce seeds so I can plant them for next year. Any Tips?
About 2 miles apart. LOL That’s the typical distance a honey bee will fly.
Some people put the flowers in a bag and pollinate by hand to keep them from cross pollinating.
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September 19 2009 | Cross | 1 Comment »
I’m running my first cross country meet on Monday, and I would like to know the best approach to take at the start. I’m not sure to sit back at the beginning and then make my move, or go ahead and sprint at the beggining with the fast starters. please give me the best way to start a race, experienced cross country runners.
DONT sprint at the begining of a race because you will get tired right away. Dont start too slow either, try to stay in the middle of the pack and slowly move your way up. Also make sure you have enough energy left to sprint to the finnish line.
Good Luck!!!!
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September 17 2009 | Cross | 6 Comments »
I want to be the team captain for the cross country team in a couple years. How do I do that?
Our team votes on them…if not, be positive, be nice to the underclassmen, be an example.
Don’t bitch about workouts, you can complain a little at times, but don’t bring everyone down with you.
Be nice and friendly to people. Offer to take people home if they need it, ask them how they’re doing.
Get on the coach’s good side. Show him/her that you can lead and would be a good one.
Take charge when you can (but don’t push the seniors aside right now). Lead a group if you can and since you’re a vet, point out important things on courses to your teammates.
Be a team player, not just in it for you. Your team is most important, so put them first and always encourage them not to walk and just get better.
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September 13 2009 | Cross | 4 Comments »
Let’s say that you had a TtYy crossing with another TtYy, how would you write the genotypes after you made the cross?
Their resulting progeny possesses the "dihybrid" genotype and is heterozygous for alleles of two genes. The dihybrid is also often referred to as the double heterozygote. The result is a 9:3:3:1 phenotypic ratio. The genotypes are: (1 RRYY, 2 RRYy, 2 RrYY, 4 RrYy), (3 RRyy), (1 rrYY, 2 rrYy), and (1 rryy).
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September 11 2009 | Cross | 2 Comments »
I saw some guy wearing them on a bus but have no clue what type of sunglasses they are. The sides were in shape of a cross, almost like a plus sign, that was silver and had four small skulls inside of the cross. They frames were medium size. Mens sunglasses.
i think it is a customized sunglasses, that all i know, it is hard to find that style of sunglasses, maybe you can search on this link, hope this help
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August 17 2009 | Cross | 3 Comments »
So i start my sophomore year at high school in a few days and i wanna do cross country again, but i don’t want to become the worst on the team. I wasn’t able to train this summer because of feet surgery. Dose anyone have any tips for running? like how to stay hydrated, pacing, training, what shoes, eating, ect.
yes i do have some tips but now is too late to get into shape for cross country, (since it is coming up so soon) all you can do is to do your best. i also have some tips for you
a lot of times they will make you stretch first and then do the warm up, this is wrong because stretching not warmed up muscles is almost useless. if you stretch after the warm up it works 5 times better and you will be loose, and not as sore. before you do your run drink a bottle of water or go to a drinking fountain and drink a lot. this will prevent you from getting cramps. make sure you stretch out very good after your workouts because that wil keep you from getting sore the next day. as for eating, you can eat whatever you want in however big quantities as you want since you will burn at least 500 calories a day maybe even 1000 some days. but there are somethings you cant eat. no carbonated beverages which take out oxygen from your blood. eat more greens which put in more oxygen into it. dont eat fast food or food that is highly unhealthy. and if you do then dont do it too often.
everyone has different feet shapes and sizes, that is why you cant rely on suggestions from people to buy stuff automaticaly. you are going to have to try on any shoe before you buy it or else you will have to pay the shipping (if it is online) to return it and it will cost you time. i suggest you just get some trainers or running shoes. go to many shoe or running shoe stores and try on shoes. take the ones you like the most. and rate them by these things in order
fit-not to tight not too loose
support- mostly the heel on the back (size) (bigger better)
comfortability- feels good to walk in them
look- self explanatory
color- match with most of your shirts/ clothes
if you try on a pair of shoes that you like you can try buying them on ebay or eastbay.com, or any other running shoe website and are likely to get them cheap
good luck with cross country and i hope you do well this year despite your surgery!
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August 15 2009 | Cross | 1 Comment »
How is the principle of segregation shown in a dihybrid cross?
The principle of segregation states states that an individual inherits a unit of information (allele) about a trait from each parent. During gamete formation, the alleles segregate from each other.
A dihybrid cross is AaBb x AaBb
but how is it SHOWN?
The classic way of diagramming the segregated alleles from both parents is with a punnett square. A punnet square is just a standard table to keep track of the variables (parental alleles) and to track the resulting gamete combinations in the cross. The columns are one parents alleles and the rows are the other parents. The contents of the table are the possible offspring combinations. Look over the next pages, they explain how to draw the table using different words and images.
http://www.science.orst.edu/bi10x/otherresources/punnett%20squares.htm
http://slms.leesummit.k12.mo.us/wdryerjr/Punnett%20Squares.htm
http://www.changbioscience.com/genetics/punnett.html
http://www.compumike.com/science/geneticspunnett2.gif
http://www.travismulthaupt.com/page13/files/Chapter11_Section02_edit.ppt
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July 27 2009 | Cross | 2 Comments »