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I am a senior in the University of Texas at El Paso. I am going to graduate in May 2011 with a Bachelors in Criminal Justice and a Minor in Sociology. I am currently taking an internship with the U. S. Marshals and if everything goes well I&ll be able to go into the U. S. Marshal academy after I graduate. Lately I have been interested in becoming an officer in the Air Force. I guess I want more excitement in my life like being in a special team and travel the world for a while. I heard that it is hard to join as an officer with a non-technical degree but I also heard is not impossible either. I have a 4.0 GPA in my Major and Minor and a 3.8 GPA overall. Also I have dismissed assault charges back in 2007 when I was 17 but I had it expunge, would this affect me?

Can I become an officer in the Air Force?
_______ energy drives almost all biological systems. a. Solar b. Chemical c. Physical d. Mechanical e. ElectricalThe tundra biome is found a. at high latitudes and in high mountains. b. at low latitudes and in high mountains. c. near the equator and in the lowlands. d. near the Arctic circle. e. none of the above. A(n) ________ is a terrestrial environment defined by the growth forms of its plants. a. ecosystem b. forest c. biome d. tundra e. chaparralAs air rises over a mountain it a. expands and cools. b. compresses and cools. c. expands and heats up. d. compresses and heats up. e. compresses and stays the same temperature. What type of energy drives global climates? a. Geothermal b. Solar c. Hydro d. Wind e. All of the aboveGlobal oceanic circulation is driven by a. the temperature of the oceans. b. the salinity of the oceans. c. the turning of Earth on its axis. d. wind patterns. e. convergence zones. Warm air rises in the tropics, which is replaced by air that flows in toward the equator from the North and South. The coming together of these air masses produces the _______ zone. a. subtropical divergence b. intertropical divergence c. intertropical convergence d. supertropical convergence e. None of the aboveBoth _________ and _________ influence most biogeographic patterns. a. vicariance; biotic interchange b. dispersal; fusion of land masses c. vicariance; dispersal d. dispersal; barriers e. None of the aboveThe number of species living in a community is called a. population density. b. population number. c. species number. d. species density. e. species richness. Rain tends to be much more common in mountains than in the adjacent lowlands because a. as air travels up the mountains, it cools. Cool air holds less moisture than warm air, and the excess moisture is dropped as rain. b. as air travels up the mountains, it is compressed. The mountains squeeze the water out of the air, which is dropped as rain. c. because of their great height, mountains are often in the clouds. Precipitation is much greater in these clouds. d. as air moves down the mountains, it expands and is unable to form clouds, so no rainfall occurs. e. the rainfall is equal in both mountains and lowlands; however, because the rain has farther to travel from the clouds to the lowlands, more of it evaporates before it reaches the ground in the lowlands. How are climate and weather related to each other? a. Climate refers to the average short-term atmospheric conditions while weather relates to long-term atmospheric conditions. b. Climate refers to the average long-term atmospheric conditions while weather relates to short-term atmospheric conditions. c. Climate is what is expected in a particular region while weather is what you get. d. Weather is what is expected in a particular region while climate is what you get. e. Both b and cWhy does the leeward side of a mountain remain dry? a. It never rains on the leeward side. b. There is no moisture near the leeward side. c. The leeward side is so arid that rain cannot permeate. d. As air descends the slope, it warms and picks up moisture from the environment. e. None of the aboveThe term environment, as used by ecologists, encompasses a. only land. b. biotic factors. c. abiotic factors. d. Both a and b e. Both b and cEvergreen trees dominate most a. tundra. b. boreal forests. c. chaparral. d. arid zones. e. tropical forests. The appearance of a physical barrier that splits the range of a species is called a(n) a. environmental block. b. divider event. c. vicariant event. d. physical succession event. e. range inhibitor. Cold deserts are found in _______ altitudes and _______ climates. a. high; wet b. low; wet c. high; dry d. low; dry e. None of the aboveWhich of the following advances changed the field of biogeography? a. The acceptance of the theory of continental drift b. The development of phylogenetic taxonomy c. The development of the theory of island biogeography d. Both a and b e. a, b, and cThe windward side of the mountain is ______ and _______. a. dry; barren. b. moist; barren. c. moist; lush. d. dry; dusty. e. None of the aboveRain shadows form on the _______ of mountains and result in _______ rainfall there. a. windward side; more b. windward side; less c. leeward side; more d. leeward side; less e. peaks; moreThe species that live and interact in an area constitute a(n) a. lek. b. population. c. ecological community. d. ecosystem. e. biome. A A C B B D C C D A E D E B C B E C D C

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Rachana, a physics major, is flying along in her super rocket parallel to the ground just above the COD campus. (Since it&s super rocket, there is no air friction.) Ed, a chemistry major, is stuck on the ground, watching her fly by, directly over his head. a) Who measures the proper length for distance, L, between the nose of the rocket and its tail? (1) Ed measures the proper length for this distance. (2) Rachana measures proper length for this distance. (3) Niether Ed or Rachana measure the proper length for this distance. (4) Both Ed and Rachana measure the proper length for this distance.2 OK *b) Who measures the proper length for distance, D, between the two flags on the ground? (1) Ed measures the proper length for this distance. (2) Rachana measures proper length for this distance. (3) Niether Ed or Rachana measure the proper length for this distance. (4) Both Ed and Rachana measure the proper length for this distance. Type in the number that corresponds to your answer *1 OKc) Rachana measures the velocity of her rocket to be 0.88c. What does Ed measure Rachana&s speed parameter to be?? βmeasured by Ed = d) Rachana measures the length of her rocket to be 59 meters. What does Ed measure the length of her rocket to be? LEd= m e) Rachana measures the height of her rocket to be 2.5 meters. What does Ed measure the height of her rocket to be? HEd= m HELP: How does relativity effect distances measured perpendicular to the direction of travel? f) Rachana measures the distance between the two flags to be 56 meters. What does Ed measure the distance between the flags to be? DEd= m

Rachana, a physics major, is flying along in her super rocket parallel to the ground just above the COD campus?


Calculate the wavelength of a sound wave that has a frequency of 3500Hz and is traveling through air at 25C.?
Hi everyone, I REALLY want to travel to Asia. I was planning on going to Thailand this year, but after looking at China and Japan and even Vietnam, I&m not so sure. Where is a good place to start? Also, what is a good airline? Singapore Air had an AWESOME first class/ suites. Has anyone ever flown on that particular airline? Thanks! Thanks for all the suggestions... maybe i should try Thailand again next year

what is the best place in asia?
Hi, i was wondering - what does a permanent resident of united states of america with a green card need to have in order to travel by Air at airport document checkpoints. Thanks.

Permanent Resident To Travel In/Arround United States?
I have an Emirates Skywards account and I need to understand these terms in plain english. Emirates. com website does not help much as the terms are not explained in simple english for those unfamiliar with air travel terminology. Thanks.

One Way Flex Reward, Return Saver Reward, Return flex Reward: what does these terms mean in simple english?
I love waterfalls. I also love writing... this poem is the culmination of those two things. It doesn&t really follow any rythmic pattern, nor is it anything special really. but its true to my feelings. so anyway, what do you think? like it? hate it? please let me know~ Completely at Ease ~Wait here, take in it all. This gently flowing down, Crystal clear blue waterfall. Now slowly close your eyesAs misty air finds your face, And all your troubles rush away. Much rapid water crashing down Such captivating peaceful soundSoftly playing for your ears. Warmth travels in the breeze, as sunlight flickers through tall trees. You slowly crack a smile‘Cause now your completely at ease.

A poem I wrote about waterfalls........?
Hi, i might be travelling with air new zealand soon. Do they have the touchscreen PTV&s on the 747-400 or 777-200? I will be travelling to LAX. Thanks for all your help, i really want to know about this and I cant find it anywhere. If not, what aircraft DO have touchscreen? thanks.

Air New Zealand - Touch Screen In Flight Entertainment?