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So far, my RR2 has been great. My only concern is the battery catching fire. For the break-in period, Rad recommends you leave the battery connected to the charger for 12 hrs even if the battery has been fully charged. They recommended you do this 3 consecutive times after each ride. They also recommend not to leave the battery unattended. So, I have to dedicate 36 hrs in total to my the battery.  Something about leaving the battery connected to the charger despite the battery being fully charged, doesn’t sit well with me.We may also deduce the angular distribution of photons from our calculation. Lets take the 2p to 1s calculation as an example. We had the equation for the decay rate.
where we have set eliminating two terms.
Lets study the rate as a function of the angle of the photon from the z axis,. The rate will be independent of the azimuthal angle. We see that the rate is proportional to. We still must sum over the two independent transverse polarizations. For clarity, assume that and the photon is therefore emitted in the x-z plane. One transverse polarization can be in the y direction. The other is in the x-z plane perpendicular to the direction of the photon. The x component is proportional to. So the rate is proportional to.
If we assume that then only the term remains and the rate is proportional to. The angular distribution then goes like.Continuing Studies offers students access to university undergraduate courses — whether to complete their degree or for the simple pleasure of learning something new in the company of people with shared interests.
Our Undergraduate Courses for Special Audit offering allows you to experience university-level lectures and discussions at half the cost and without all the pressure of deadlines and exams. We also offer several options for completing your undergraduate degree with evening and weekend courses at our downtown Vancouver campus as well as SFU Surrey.Evolutionary convergence is a controversial and exciting area of study focused on what happens when evolution repeats itself. Find out the basics in this short (3:24) explanatory video.
And if you think this is all fine for science but have some questions about why the church would care, here are some reflections by Denis Venema at BioLogos.The TIFF Kids International Film Festival is hoping to engage kids of all ages with animated, live action and documentary films over the next three weeks, as the 19th annual festival starts Friday.
TIFF Kids program director Elizabeth Muskala told Humber News the importance of the festival, what it is showing and, hopefully, inspiring.
For Canadian director Julianna Notten, the festival allows filmmakers and children to come together and appreciate film from around the world.
“TIFF Kids is so successful each year because the films in the festival appeal to a wide audience and deal with some important issues that people from all walks of life can relate to,” Notten told Humber News in an email interview Friday.
Notten’s film, Earth to Avery, is about a nine-year-old who, despite her foster parents’ disapproval, tries to contact her rightful home: another planet. Notten told Humber News the story is meant to inspire and assure kids that it’s okay, and totally normal to go through a complex situation.
“I think kids can comprehend a lot of complex and important stories and I would love to work more on films that can be appreciated by both younger and older audiences,” said Notten.
Muskala told Humber News the festival allows attendees to realize there are kids all over the world dealing with similar issues to them. This message is broadcast throughout the festival thanks to the 35 countries featuring their films.
“It’s really an opportunity for young people to see what’s happening around the world with other young people,” said Muskala.
Director of Ari, Alex Murawski, told Humber News he’s excited to be premiering his short film in Toronto. The film is about a boy uncomfortable with who he is and explores the challenges of being happy in his own skin.
“I don’t think that’s really always the most pleasant experience for someone, to try and change yourself, to try and gain acceptance. Ultimately it comes down to self-acceptance,” said Murawski.
Murawski and Notten agreed the festival is a chance for kids to explore difficult topics in life an know they’re not alone in whatever issues they may be dealing with.
“[Kids are] really kind of perceptive, and so I think it’s important not to talk down to them at all and just sort of present the film to them as truthfully as you can, and hopefully they will recognize that,” said Murawski.
The filmmakers are proud to be a part of giving kids an outlet to see these films from around the world and recognize the diversity of each film.
“I hope especially for kids who have felt alienated or different that they leave knowing that it’s okay to feel like that and that the people who really care about them will always be there for them,” Notten said.
With exhibitions like the digiPlaySpace, classic films like The Princess Bride, and over 130 films, this year’s festival has something that can educate and entertain the whole family.
“It’s a great opportunity for young people… to experience film on the big screen, which is something that, for a young person, is a magical and memorable experience,” Muskala said.
The festival is running from April 8 – 24 with daily events available for children ages three to 13. See below for more details on this weekend’s events, as well as some special features to celebrate the film industry.Chickens won’t go into coop

So long story short, I have 3 chickens that I just got all are egg layers from what I’m told age wise (20-24 weeks old) and I have a coop that I purchased online and today is my first day with them. It is now night time almost midnight and I’m checking in on them and 2 of them are just sitting on the ramp that leads up to the coop and 1 of them is inside the coop.

Does this mean the coop is too small for them? Or maybe the birds won’t go in until later tonite? The capacity for the coop is 3-5 and I only have 3. An austrolorp, barred rock and Orpington. I’m not sure if I’m just overthinking this but as a newbie I’m not sure if this is an issue I should be concerned about. Also all birds were raised together since chicks so they are all familiar with each other.  


Help a new papa out! Thank u all!Character » Hiram Dobbs appears in 4 issues.
A crotchety old man living on a sun-crested South Atlantic island, Mr. Dobbs is ornerier than a rattlesnake on a hotplate. He courageously took a stand against Roxxon and defended his homesteading.
Iron Man By Michelinie, Layton & Romita Jr.
A normal human being, Hiram Dobbs had always dreamed of escaping the city life and starting anew with his wife Mary. They eventually sell all of their worldly possessions, charter a skow, and travel to uninhabited island in the Atlantic Ocean. Between the two of them, they build their new cabin home and even start a garden together. After his wife's death, Dobbs chooses to remain on the island because that's where his wife wanted to be. He lives with peace, quiet, and contentment for many years.
Little did Dobbs know, however, that the island that he claimed as home is also home to a large deposit of vibranium. Hungry for power, Roxxon Oil takes on the guise of U.S. Special Forces and attempts to collect the unique element. In addition to their primary purpose, the company also uses the island to dump their petro-chemical and other high intensity radioactive wastes. Unbeknownst to them, Namor was swimming close by in search of solitude. Lungs filled with poisonous waters, Dobbs courageously rescues the unconscious Prince of Atlantis and saves his life by nursing him back to health.
During one of their dumping missions, Dobbs runs across Roxxon Oil and tries to defend his home when they attempt to take him off the island. The Sub-Mariner comes to aid Dobbs, throwing a tank into an overhead 747 commercial jumbo jet that happens to harbor Tony Stark. Investigating the cause of the crash, Iron Man finds Dobbs and Namor in a heated battle against Roxxon. Due to a misunderstanding and a lack of communication, Namor defends Dobbs and his island against Iron Man. Just when Iron Man seems to have gained the upper hand, Dobbs picks up one of the Roxxon troops' weapons and unleashes a series of deadly accurate "rocket bullets" at Iron Man, stunning him long enough for Namor to win the battle underwater.
When Iron Man comes to after Namor spared his life, Dobbs prevents any further altercation between the two Avengers by recounting his story. He discloses that he had been living on the island for over 20 years, and that he had never seen the military on his island until that morning. Dobbs lends Iron Man a gas-powered