Im gonna be travelling through northern Wyoming or western Montana on the way into B.C. Canada, and was wondering if there is anywhere near there where you can actually observe the water flowing in two different directions? I remember somewhere much further south (probably in Colorado or New Mexico) where I stood in the middle of a river right at the junction watching the water flow one way to the Gulf of Mexico and the other flowing to the Pacific ocean. Any info would be wonderful thanks!

No, but may I suggest going to see the triple divide peak if you’re going to be in western Montana? It is farther north than it sounds like you’re planning on being, but it seems like you might find it interesting. This is the point at which 3 different drainage systems meet. It is located in Glacier National Park.

I think that’s the name of an apartment complex next to Mission Valley Shopping Center. Which is at the corner of Western Blvd and Avent Ferry Road, just south of NC State University’s main campus (west of downtown).

having some debates on the best antivirus and registry cleaners for free online. please help.

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My work has an extremely restrictive firewall that actually gets in the way of my work. I’m wondering how I can connect to the internet connection at my house from work. I bring my labtop to work and leave my desktop at home. Is there a way to connect to the internet through my home desktop computer from my work labtop computer? Thank you.
I have remote desktop and know how to use it. However, my husband needs the computer at home while I’m at work because he works from home. So I can’t use remote desktop because it takes over that computer and he can’t use it then. I just need the network, I don’t need the files on the computer. Is there a way to do this?

A remote desktop system will be th only way to do this. You will need a fixed IP address at home, or a subscription to dynamic dns to be able to access the machine.

All of the environmental features in the area where an organism lives are known as its ?
1. All of the environmental features in the area where an organism lives are known as its
A. niche.
B. habitat.
C. community.
D. behavior.

2. The idea that two species cannot occupy the same niche is known as
A. ecological equivalence.
B. niche partitioning.
C. evolutionary response.
D. competitive exclusion.

3. Ecological equivalents are species that occupy similar niches
A. in different geographical regions.
B. with plenty of food.
C. in different types of habitats.
D. after niche partitioning.

4. Predation is best described as
A. one organism capturing and eating another.
B. two organisms competing for limited resources.
C. an interaction in which two species benefit from each other.
D. an interaction in which one species benefits and the other is not affected.

5. An oak tree provides a sparrow a place to build a nest. The nest neither benefits nor harms the tree. What is the name for this type of relationship?
A. mutualism
B. commensalism
C. predation
D. parasitism

6. The movement of a single caribou into a herd is an example of
A. immigration.
B. emigration.
C. population.
D. competition.

7. The carrying capacity is most likely to change
A. if emigration takes place.
B. when resources remain the same.
C. for all species at the same time.
D. after a fire or flood.

8. Which of the following is an example of a density-independent limiting factor?
A. a parasite
B. a decrease in prey
C. a food shortage
D. a natural disaster

9. Which Earth system includes all the other Earth systems?
A. geosphere
B. biosphere
C. hydrosphere
D. atmosphere

10. Which of the following is an example of a connection between Earth systems?
A. deer drinking from a stream
B. ice melting on a lake
C. minerals forming under Earth’s surface
D. a robin hatching from an egg

11. A biome is defined by its
A. wetland.
B. mountainside.
C. African savannah.
D. tropical rain forest.

12. Which biome has hot summers, cold winters, and precipitation spread over the whole year?
A. mountainous coniferous forest
B. Mediterranean shrubland
C. temperate deciduous forest
D. tropical rain forest

13. Which two areas are not considered to be biomes?
A. polar ice caps and chaparral
B. mountains and tundra
C. polar ice caps and mountains
D. chaparral and grassland

14. Lions eat zebras. Zebras are part of the lion’s
A. abiotic factors.
B. ecological niche.
C. distant habitat.
D. predators.

15. When two species compete for the same resource, they sometimes divide this resource. This is an example of
A. niche partitioning.
B. niche consolidation.
C. evolutionary response.
D. ecological equivalence.

16. Hawks and foxes compete to eat field mice. This is a form of
A. interspecific competition.
B. competitive exclusion.
C. intraspecific predation.
D. random dispersion.

17. What word or phrase would be most appropriate opposite "Commensalism" under "Organism 2"?

Relationship Organism 1 Organism 2 Example
Mutualism Benefits Benefits Bee/Flowering plant
Commensalism Benefits Human/Eyelash mite
Parasitism Benefits Is Harmed Dog/Flea

A. may die over time
B. neither benefits nor is harmed
C. benefits
D. is harmed

18. Which of these is an example of parasitism?
A. A lion defends its territory.
B. A squirrel stores food in a tree hole.
C. A leech feeds on a host’s blood.
D. A polar bear kills and eats a seal.

19. What type of population growth is shown in the graph?

A. logistic growth
B. exponential growth
C. density-dependent growth
D. carrying capacity growth

20. Which of the following is a density-dependent limiting factor?
A. unusual weather
B. normal weather
C. human activities
D. competition

21. All of the living things in the bioshpere are called the
A. biota
B. biome
C. abiota
D. biomic component

22. The geosphere is one of four interconnected systems, and includes
A. continents, rocks, and sea floor only.
B. the features on and below Earth’s surface.
C. all nonliving parts of Earth.
D. every living thing on Earth.

23. The hypothesis that suggests that Earth’s systems interact to produce abundant life in the biosphere is called the _____ hypothesis.
A. Gaia
B. Biome
C. Grays
D. Abiotic

24. Which of the following is a characteristic of tropical rain forests?
A. a distinct rainy season
B. few organisms living in trees
C. extreme heat fluctuations
D. thin soil that is low in nutrients

25. Based on these two graphs, what is the biggest difference between the grassland and forest biomes?

A. annual precipitation
B. annual temperature
C. length of winter
D. hot grassland summers

I think it’s fine to ask about homework problems you are stuck on,
but, did you even TRY ONCE?
c’mon…

1) Habitat

We’re about to purchase a development server for our team of web developers – php and javascript programmers. We’re planning on running LAMP and Subversion. What is the best hardware (processor, memory, manufacturer) and software (flavor of linux, setup, etc.) configuration? And what’s the best way to network it to a team of 4 Windows machines?

It really depends on your budget. "Best" hardware is, to my mind, the fastest and largest capacity you can reasonably afford. For this sort of server, I’d choose more RAM over faster processor, and fastest/biggest hard drives I could find. I’m partial to Slackware Linux, as it’s free and very stable. If you’re using Subversion, then just regular old TCP/IP should be sufficient, but you could easily configure Samba for Windows sharing if you chose to. The level of your question indicates you’re not particularly comfortable doing this yourself, so it’s probably worth your money to pay a consultant to help you make these decisions and get it all installed and running. That gives you the additional safety net of having someone available to help you out if things go sideways.

I’m looking for a cheap Internet service provider, I live in Billings Montana. Can anyone give me a list of options? I know some services have certain requirements, so here are my limitations: I don’t own or use a television, so cable internet may not be an available option. I do not use a house phone, (I use a cell) so there may be limitations for that as well.
Thanks.

If you have Sky, check out their broadband. There is a free one, or you can pay about £10-£15 a month with unlimited downloads. Sky rules.

I want to find wholesalers or manufacturers that can provide a wide range of beads from acrylics, glass, crystal, pearls and finding at competive prices so I can create jewellery and also resell beads as kits in craft markets? I know many companies buy from china but I cannot find suppliers and dont know how to go about it to buy from China. Does anyone have any links or good suppliers?
Any suggestions would be a great help thanks all

There are several Chinese trading marketplaces which operate in English. For instance, you could try to subscribe to Trade Alerts (free service – e.g. here: http://cdetc.com/tradealerts.php ) – enter terms to monitor (acrylic beads or glass beads or crystal beads – you got the idea) and receive alerts when matching lead from a supplier appears. By setting up free account, you’ll be able to post your own buying leads, too.

Those marketplaces show huge turnovers, in particular between Chinese suppliers and US buyers – so all import matters are well known, and people there are friendly and willing to help newbies – just spend some time and communicate with people.

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