Tutoring Biology 12, digestion is covered. The tutor mentions the products of fat digestion. Dietary fat is finally digested into glycerol and fatty acids, which can enter the absorptive cells of the small intestine. Source: Mader, Sylvia S. Inquiry into …
Self-tutoring about glycemic index: the tutor mentions the glycemic index of vegetable oil. Since it doesn’t contain carbohydrate, the glycemic index of vegetable oil is zero. Source: foodstruct.com universityhealthnews.com
Self-tutoring about local trees: the tutor mentions the sweetgum for the second time. Back on September 15, 2015, I noted a sweetgum tree in Campbell River. Its star-shaped leaves were how I identified it. Yesterday, I saw one without leaves …
Self-tutoring about traveling on Vancouver Island: the tutor comments on his stay in Parksville. Parksville has given me a wonderful week. I find the people here friendly and considerate. Last night, I was crossing at a corner. Someone was waiting …
Self-tutoring about the habit of showering twice a day: the tutor wonders if it brings more benefits than cleanliness. A hot shower can seem surprisingly rejuvenating, but does it bring real change to body chemistry? Perhaps yes. Apparently, a hot …
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Self-tutoring about worms: the tutor mentions a sighting. I’m in Parksville this week. The other night I had to go out for a razor because I forgot mine at home. It had been a rainy, windy day. Luckily I went …
Self-tutoring about computer skills: the tutor tells about logging onto a network whose password has changed. What follows is how I remember the situation. For anyone facing it, the idea might be helpful. I was trying to get online with …
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Self-tutoring about computer maintenance: the tutor shares about diagnosing a fading CMOS cell on an aging computer. We’ve run this Windows 7 computer as our main one since April 2010. Like often seems to happen with a Windows computer, or …
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Self-tutoring about strength training: the tutor mentions the importance of changing rep range. Rep ranges might be 1-6 (for strength), 8-12 (for growth), and 13 to 20 (for endurance). Yet, the key to best results might be to shift among …
Self-tutoring about Windows 7: the tutor mentions how to view the results of running chkdsk. I ran chkdsk today to check the hard drive. Afterwards, the computer restarted, not showing the results. I looked what to do on the internet. …