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What technique did Henri Rousseau use?
crooss hatching
Founder of the American Red Crooss?
Clara Barton
Which continents do not crooss the equator?
North America, Europe, Australia, and Antarctica do not.
Which is the correct answer for this questionThe law of ______states that new rock layers are always deposited on top of existing rock layers.?
New rock layers are always deposited on top of existing rock layers. Therefore, deeper layers must be older than layers closer to the surface. This is the law of superposition.
Rules for fishing for freshwater and saltwater fishing?
Don't know about boats and it differs on region but the basics for both are generally; liscences are mandatory at 16 years old (and special species like trout may need special licences.) Also if you are keeping the fish they have to make sure it measures up to the limit of the bosy of fishing. Meaning if you catch a smallmouth bass and the limits are 18-24 inches, your bass has to be within those measurements or it's a 500$ fine. And many places don't allow you to keep your fish, you should check that too. Other then that some fishing etiquette like; be safe to people around you while casting, try not to crooss lines, and don't be too nosy to other fisherman. Sorry for the length but you should know about this
Does Seely Booth in bones die?
He does "die" in one episode. He gets shot by a woman who was stalking him, but she was trying to shoot Bones. Booth jumps up to save her and takes the shot himself. In the following episode, Booth has a funeral, but he's not really dead. He pretends to be to catch some guy he sent underground, and the only way he could catch him is if he was dead because the guy said I'll see you at your funeral. Bones was supposed to be informed that he wasn't really dead but the person in charge of telling the people that Booth requested be told was Sweets and he didn't tell Bones. She gets mad at Booth for not telling her personally.
What is the phonetic pronunciation of lauro catalino de la cruz name?
Written out in phonetic English- LA-ooroh kah-tah-LEE-noh deh la CROOSS The capitalized syllables get the emphasis. Consonants sound close enough to English. Spanish is a phonetic language which means that with very rare exception each letter always sounds the same no matter where it is in the word. The vowels always sound the same no matter where they are in the word. The U is the only exception because it is silent when preceded by a C or G *AND* followed by an E or I UNLESS there are two dots over the U. Once you get the vowels in Spanish, pronunciation is a breeze. a - Like the A in hat e - like the E in bet i - Like the I in machine o - like the second O in robot. Or like Bought. Notice there is no U (oo) sound. It isn't robo-oot. u - like the oo in boot. Consonants sound close enough to English for the most part. C sounds like an English K except when followed by an e or i then it sounds like an S or soft TH (almost like a lisp) depending on the dialect. G sounds like the G on Guess except when followed by an e or i when it sounds like an English H H is silent ALWAYS J sounds like an English H V sounds more like B than V but there is no equivalent sound in English X sounds like a hard English H. A little vocal from the back of the throat along with the breath Z sounds like a hard S. Like Hiss. No vocal. letter combinations CH - just like English LL - sounds like an English J or LY depending on the dialect RR - Hard/rolling R sound, like a machine gun with the tongue D in Adios sounds like an English TH to distinguish the word from the phrase "A Dios" which means to God. That's it. Learn that and you can read any Spanish name properly.
