Anyone still have their IMG_0001 straight out of the box stored somewhere? good ، Anyone still have their IMG_0001 straight out of the box stored somewhere? good
I don’t have mine anymore, was probably a few clicks of nothingness since I fired a few shots once I opened the box. But I do have IMG_0013 though:
If its not a duck pic, its a rose pic amirite? :mamoru:
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Canberra Thunderstorm good ، Canberra Thunderstorm good
With nearly a full moon above, I stood on my roof around midnight last night, shooting the thunderstorm that passed to Canberra’s north-east. It was easily one of the most electrically active storm-cells I have ever seen. Flashing every 2 to 3 seconds.
Baz.
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Need help finding a camera mount good ، Need help finding a camera mount good
Trying to find a specific camera mount that clamps onto your light stand. Best way to describe this is imagine having your light stand setup and having a clamped bar extended to the right or left with a camera mount on the end. It wouldn’t be more than 8-12" off the light stand.
Please help!
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When pregnancy occurs
How does a pregnancy occur? The simple answer as everyone knows is � pregnancy occurs When a sperm produced by a male, fuses with an ovum produced by a female.
Every month a mature ovum is released from either one of a woman�s two ovaries. This ovum is round in shape and about 100 microns in diameter, slightly smaller than the period at the end of this sentence. It is the largest cell in the human body and the only one visible to the naked eye.
The ovum is picked up by the fallopian tube on the same side. (There are two fallopian tubes on either side of the uterus near the ovaries. See image ). The tubes have long fingerlike projections called fimbria which it uses, rather like hands to pick up the ovum.
The ovum then moves through the tube, propelled along by long hairs growing from cells in the tubes. Like grass bending before the wind, the hairs bend towards the uterus in waves, pushing the ovum slowly towards the uterus.
The egg remains viable, that is, alive for about 72 hours, but is capable of being fertilized for only about 12 – 24 hours. If it remains unfertilized during this period, it disintegrates in the tube without leaving any trace. Its end products (mainly proteins) are absorbed into the bloodstream and excreted through the urine or stool.
The sperm however is viable for a longer period and has been found in the uterus 5 � 7 days after coitus. But they are capable of fertilizing an ovum for only 48 – 72 hours after being ejaculated. The time taken by the sperm to reach the tubes is between 6 � 12 hours but many authorities say it can be as early as 1 hour.
Intercourse has to take place within this narrow time frame (1-2 days before ovulation or immediately after ovulation), for a pregnancy to occur. At every intercourse a normal man deposits 2 � 5 mililitre of semen in the upper part of the vagina (see diagram). Each mililitre of semen normally contains about 50 � 200 million of sperms.
The sperms look rather like tadpoles with somewhat triangular heads and a long thin tail. The heads are about 4 � 7 microns in length – compare this to the breadth of a spider�s thread which is roughly 7 microns in breadth! The thin tail is about 55 microns long.
Whisking their tails madly, the sperms swim rapidly upwards into the uterus and from there into the two tubes on either side at the rate of 3mm per hour. It takes an average of 10 hours for the sperm to reach the tubes.
All the sperm deposited in the vagina cannot swim into the uterus. Some die off in the vagina, some get entangled in the cervical mucous and some manage to swim just into the cervix before dying. But it is believed that even these sperms help in causing pregnancy by changing the acidity (�ph�) of the vagina or by acting on the cervical mucous so that other sperms can penetrate it and reach the ovum. Only about 1 % of the total number of sperms deposited in the vagina make the journey.
Thousands of sperms flood the uterus and both the tubes. Some tumble out of the opening of the tubes into the abdomen.
Hundreds of sperm (estimated to be around 300) surround the ovum in the tube. They press against the membrane of the ovum attempting to penetrate it and fertilize the ovum. Finally one sperm succeeds. At once a chemical reaction is triggered off in the wall of the ovum, making it impenetrable to any other sperm. No other sperm can enter the ovum now.
The unsuccessful sperms slowly degenerate. They break down and become indistinguishable from any other protein end product in the female partner�s body (the sperm is made up mainly of protein). These get absorbed into the blood stream and are carried away to be expelled from the body in the stool or the urine.
The sperm that manages to penetrate the ovum fuses with it to form a single cell called a zygote. The zygote starts to divide as it is propelled towards the uterus � dividing first into 2 cells, then into 4 then into 8 and so on. As soon as the zygote starts to divide it is called an embryo.
When the process of in-vitro fertilization (IVF) is carried out, the ovum and the sperm is allowed to fertilize in a laboratory dish (petri dish). The embryo is usually transferred into the mother�s uterus at the 4 � 8 celled s***e, usually on the third day after fertilization.
By the time the zygote reaches the uterus at about the 6th to 9th day after ovulation, it is a 16-celled cluster of cells called a morula. The morula looks rather like a bunch of grapes. Each of its cells is identical to each other.
Theoretically, it is from the 2-celled to the 16-celled s***es that the cells can be separated from each other and allowed to develop into clones of each other (identical twins). In nature, separation occurs spontaneously � usually at the 2-celled s***e � to form identical twins. Separation at later s***es can lead to the potentially fatal condition of conjoint twins or Siamese twins.
When it reaches the uterus, the morula sticks to the inner lining of the uterus (called the ‘endometrium’). By this time, the hormone progesterone released by the ovaries finishes preparing the endometrium to receive the morula.
The morula burrows deep into the endometrium and by the 9th – 12th day after ovulation, is fully buried in it. This burrowing can cause a little bleeding called �implantation bleeding�. The buried embryo then begins to develop, its cells increasing in number and gradually becoming different from each other in the way they function.
The development of the embryo continues until at the end of 9th months of pregnancy (40 weeks or 280 days), a fully formed baby, capable of leading a life independent from its mother is ready to be born.
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(1)
Arranged five of these animals in the order you prefer
Cow – Tiger – sheep – horse – pig
(2)
Write one word that describes the following
Dog
Snapshot
Mouse
Coffee
Sea
(3)
Think of the person (knows you and is important for you) to link one of the following colors (to not repeat your answer twice) Put only one name for each color
Yellow – orange – red – white – green
Are you done? Make sure that your answers are exactly what you want really
See the explanation below, but
Repeat your wish once again, first
1
This interpretation of the priorities in your life is more important to least important to you
Cow: refers to the career
Tiger: a symbol of self-esteem
Sheep: a symbol of love
Horse: refers to the family
Pig: refers to the money
2
Your de******ion of the dog symbolizes to qualify you for your personality
Your de******ion of the cat symbolizes the personality of your partner
Your de******ion of rat symbolizes the personality of your enemies
Your de******ion of coffee symbolizes the sense towards sex
Your de******ion of the Sea stands to qualify you for your life
3
Yellow: Someone you can not never forget
Orange: a person considers you a true friend
Red: someone you love actually
White: Twin soul
Green: Someone you will remember for the rest of your life
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قواعد ط§ظ„ط§ط³ظ…ط§ط، في ط§ظ„ظ„ط؛ط© الانجليزية
قواعد الاسماء في الانجليزية
تعلم ظ‚ظˆط§ط¹ط¯ الاسماء في ط§ظ„ط§ظ†ط¬ظ„ظٹط²ظٹط© هو أمر مهم للغاية، بدونه سوف تواجه بعض الصعوبات في التعبير بالانجليزية.
قواعد مهمة:
الاسماء في الانجليزية هي كلمات تدل على شخص ، أو شيء ما ، أو فكرة. الأسماء أيضا تدل على "من" و "ماذا".
من هو؟ إنه خالد. ما هذا؟ هذا كتاب.
هذه بعض الأمثلة:
الاسماء بالعربية English Nouns / الاسماء في الانجليزية
الأسماء nouns
سيارتي my car
سيارة خضراء green car
ثلاث سيارات three cars
مرآب السيارات car garage
خارج السيارة outside the car
هل لاحظت كيف تستعمل الاسماء في الأمثلة أعلاه؟ حاول التعرف على الاسماء في هذه الجمل و حاول إعادة تركيبها في سياق أخر.
لائحة الاسماء في الانجليزية
هذه لائحة الاسماء في الانجليزية، مثلا الاسماء بما فيها كلمات ، عبارات و أعضاء الجسم تم وضعها هنا لكي تتمكن من قراءتها و حفضها أيضا. لأن الوسيلة الأكثر نجاحا في تعلم اللغات هي معرفة إستعمال المفردات لكن أيضا حفضهم. نفس الشيء يجب فعله في اللغة الانجليزية.
الاسماء بالعربية English Nouns
ذراع arm
ظهر back
خدين cheeks
صدر chest
ذقن chin
أذن ear
كوع elbow
عين eye
وجه face
إصبع finger
أصابع fingers
قدم foot
شعر hair
يد hand
رأس head
قلب heart
ركبة knee
ساق leg
شفة lip
فم mouth
عنق neck
أنف nose
كتف shoulder
معدة stomach
أسنان teeth
فخذ thigh
حنجرة throat
إبهام thumb
اصبع القدم toe
لسان tongue
سن tooth
كما تلاحظ، الاسماء بما فيها كلمات ، عبارات و أعضاء الجسم لهم دور مهم. لذلك يجب إعطاءهم أولوية عند تعلم اللغة الانجليزية. إذا إنتهيت من هذه الصفحة و أردت دروس أخرى تصفح صفحتنا الرئيسية حول تعلم الانجليزية. يمكنك أيضا إرسال هذه الصفحة لنفسك أو لصديق عبر الضغط على الواسطة أسفله.
تعلم تعليم ظ‚ظˆط§ط¹ط¯ ط§ظ„ط¸ط±ظˆظپ في ط§ظ„ظ„ط؛ط© ط§ظ„ط§ظ†ط¯ظˆظ†ظٹط³ظٹط©
قواعد الظروف في الاندونيسية
تعلم قواعد الظروف في الاندونيسية هو أمر مهم للغاية، بدونه سوف تواجه بعض الصعوبات في التعبير بالاندونيسية.
قواعد مهمة:
الظروف الاندونيسية هي كلمات تغير أي كلمة أخرى ما عدى الاسماء. الظروف تغير الافعال و النعوت و غيرها. هناك ظروف المكان و الزمان و الكيفية و التردد.
هذه بعض الأمثلة:
الظروف بالعربية Indonesian Adverbs / الظروف في الاندونيسية
: ظروف kata keterangan
أقرأ كتابا احيانا Saya membaca buku kadang-kadang
أنا لن أدخّن ابدا Aku tidak akan pernah merokok
هل أنت وحدك؟ apakah kamu sendirian ?
هل لاحظت كيف تستعمل الظروف في الأمثلة أعلاه؟ حاول التعرف على الظروف في هذه الجمل و حاول إعادة تركيبها في سياق أخر.
لائحة الظروف في الاندونيسية
هذه لائحة الظروف في الاندونيسية، مثلا الظروف بما فيها المكان ، الزمان و الكيفية تم وضعها هنا لكي تتمكن من قراءتها و حفضها أيضا. لأن الوسيلة الأكثر نجاحا في طھط¹ظ„ظ… اللغات هي معرفة إستعمال المفردات لكن أيضا حفضهم. نفس الشيء يجب فعله في اللغة الاندونيسية.
الظروف بالعربية Indonesian Adverbs
ظروف الزمن kata keterangan waktu
أمس kemarin
اليوم hari ini
غدا besok
الآن sekarang
ثم kemudian
فيما بعد kemudian
هذه الليلة malam ini
في الوقت الحالي sekarang juga
ليلة أمس tadi malam
هذا الصباح pagi ini
الأسبوع المقبل minggu depan
سابقا sudah
مؤخرا baru-baru ini
في الأونة الأخيرة akhir-akhir ini
قريبا segera
فورا segera
لا يزال masih
بعد masih
منذ silam
ظروف مكان kata keterangan tempat
هنا di sini
هناك sana
هنالك di sana
في كل مكان mana-mana
في أي مكان di manapun
لا مكان tidak dimanapun
منزل di murah
بعيدا pergi
خارج ke luar
ظروف الطريقة adverbia ragam
جدا sangat
تماما agak
جميل cantik
حقا benar-benar
سريع cepat
جيد baik
صعب keras
بسرعة segera
ببطء pelan-pelan
بعناية hati-hati
بالكاد tidak
بالكاد baru saja
في الغالب kebanyakan
تقريبا hampir
إطلاقا sama sekali
معا bersama
وحده sendirian
ظروف العادة adverbia frekuensi
دائما selalu
كثيرا sering
عادة biasanya
أحيانا kadang-kadang
في المناسبات kadang-kadang
نادرا ما jarang
نادرا jarang
أبدا tak pernah
كما تلاحظ، الظروف بما فيها المكان ، الزمان و الكيفية لهم دور مهم. لذلك يجب إعطاءهم أولوية عند تعلم اللغة الاندونيسية. إذا إنتهيت من هذه الصفحة و أردت دروس أخرى تصفح صفحتنا الرئيسية حول تعلم الاندونيسية. يمكنك أيضا إرسال هذه الصفحة لنفسك أو لصديق عبر الضغط على الواسطة أسفله.
