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Tom Arnold, actor, comedian and television host carried a secret for more than four decades. In 2008, the Ottumwa, Iowa native revealed he had been the victim of childhood sexual abuse. He shared details of his painful past during media interviews for the movie Gardens of the Night. In the movie, his role was that of a pedophile. Arnold drew on his personal experience for the role and modeled the character after his abuser — even dressing like him.
From age four to seven Arnold, was sexually abused by a 19-year-old male babysitter. The sexual abuse occurred several times a week. In an effort to keep him quiet the babysitter gave Arnold a candy bar and told him he would hurt his father if he told anyone. Years later as an adult Arnold confronted his abuser.
At the invitation of St. Lukes Health Care Foundation, Arnold and his wife Ashley Groussman, toured St. Lukes Child Protection Center (CPC) in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Arnold hopes his visit to St. Lukes Child Protection Center and personal story will increase awareness of the high number of children who are abused in Iowa and across the country.
According to the Adverse Childhood Experiences study by the Centers for Disease Control one in four girls and one in six boys are sexually abused before the age of 18. However, its believed most cases of abuse are never reported.
St. Lukes Child Protection Center works with law enforcement and the Department of Human Services (DHS) to determine if child abuse has occurred, to develop a plan of action to protect the child from future abuse and get the child and family members counseling. They also work with law enforcement to hold the abuser accountable.
Before St. Lukes CPC existed, families, teachers and other child care providers didnt know where to get help for an abused child. Often, the child would be interviewed by multiple people in multiple places over the course of an investigation. It was very difficult to find a physician who felt comfortable doing an abuse examination. Today, the children are brought to St. Lukes Child Protection Center where they tell their story to one person while the interview is recorded.
They also receive a medical examination by sensitive physicians and nurses who can assure them about the health of their bodies. In 2008, the CPC saw 1,162 children. Last year the CPC served 1,319 children. The CPC believes part of this increase is due to the consequences of the 2008 Cedar River flooding in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, which devastated a significant portion of the city and the downturn in the economy.
According to CPC Director Sue Tesdahl, more individuals are sharing housing which elevates family stress. There has also been a rise in juvenile abusers. Tesdahl says this could be attributed to more unsupervised children while parents work extra hours.
Tesdahl says the CPC saw an increase in drug exposure testing last year. She attributes that to DHS orders a hair stat test on almost every foster care removal exam. Tesdahl says DHS rarely order this test for sexual abuse investigations.
In 2008, St. Lukes Health Care Foundation successfully raised $4.5 million for St. Lukes Child Protection Center. The two-year fund raising effort was initiated to raise $2.2 million for the purchase and renovation of the current facility and $2 million to establish a permanent endowment. The new facility opened August 2008.
We are extremely grateful to all the donors who have made the Child Protection Center the model program that it is, said Shannon Duval, president of St. Lukes Health Care Foundation. Because no child or family is ever charged for the services they receive, the center is consistently short of funds. It would take an endowment in excess of $10 million to completely fund operations and, as a result, we are constantly seeking additional funding to support the worthwhile work taking place at the CPC.
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1.What are mandibles?
A. Hard shells made of protein and chitin
B. Club-shaped appendages used for crushing prey
C. Sensory organs made of modified cuticle
D. Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2. Sessile filter feeders wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
A. barnacles.
B. crustaceans.
C. tongue worms.
D. isopods.
3. Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
A. Cheliped
B. Swimmeret
C. Abdomen
D. Carapace
4. Filter-feeding crustaceans feed on
A. some types of lobsters.
B. microscopic crustaceans.
C. slow-moving crabs.
D. barnacles and plankton.
5. How many legs do decapods have?
A. Four
B. Six
C. Eight
D. Ten
6. Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
A. Appendages
B. Pedipalps
C. Exoskeletons
D. Mandibles
7. When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
A. oxygen.
B. food.
C. light.
D. sound.
8. Of the four adaptations that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
A. Waterproof cuticle
B. Trachea
C. Book lungs
D. Malpighian tubules
9. Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
A. detect prey with their chelicerae.
B. immobilize prey by injecting venom.
C. grab their prey with huge pincers.
D. hunt or trap prey with silk webs.
10. Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
A. Spiders
B. Scorpions
C. Horseshoe crabs
D. Ticks
11. Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
A. incomplete metamorphosis.
B. gradual metamorphosis.
C. partial metamorphosis.
D. complete metamorphosis.
12. Which adaptation was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
A. Development of true independent flight
B. Evolution of specialized mouthparts
C. Organization of complex social structures
D. Ability to control water and gas exchange
13. All insects have three
A. compound eyes.
B. jointed legs.
C. sets of wings.
D. body parts.
14. Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
A. using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticles.
B. activating strong muscles to move their wings.
C. developing especially efficient flying techniques.
D. relying on wind patterns to provide lift.
15. What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
A. Suck and chew food
B. Feed on blood or plant nectar
C. Manipulate food into the mouth
D. Crush leaves and plant stems
16. What term describes an organism that carries a disease from one host to another?
A. Pathogen.
B. Pest
C. Vector
D. Parasite
17. Integrated pest management may include using traps and introducing
A. genetically modified plants.
B. specific neurotoxins.
C. new insecticides.
D. predators of pests.
18. Insecticides are chemical compounds that
A. slow growth of plants that pests eat.
B. kill insects and other arthropods.
C. speed growth of particular insects.
D. interrupt reproduction of insect pests.
19. Arthropods can spread disease to humans when the arthropods
A. feed on the humans.
B. suffer from the disease.
C. bite animals that humans eat.
D. are killed by insecticides.
20. Integrated pest management reduces the number of pests by
A. spraying pests with chemicals.
B. managing the pests’ ecology.
C. genetically modifying crops.
D. introducing competing insects.
21. Which of the following is an unintended consequence of insecticide?
A. Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
B. Decrease in the size of the target insect population
C. Inability of the target population to reproduce
D. Difficulty genetically altering plants affected by the target insect population
22. Arthropods can successfully compete for resources with humans because of their
A. circulatory systems.
B. hard exoskeletons.
C. huge numbers.
D. keen senses.
23. Some insecticides can be dangerous to humans because they can
A. accumulate in predator species.
B. kill only specific insects.
C. break down quickly.
D. kill all types of arthropods.
24. Introducing ladybugs that prey on an insect that is eating a crop is a type of
A. biomagnification.
B. integrated pest management.
C. genetic modification.
D. insecticide resistance.
25. Adaptations that conserve water have allowed some arthropods to
A. attract mates.
B. live on land.
C. develop flight.
D. molt safely.
You didn’t even try! We are NOT here to do your homework for you! Luckily for you, this stuff is basic & easy as heck.
1.D. Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2.A. barnacles.
3.D. Carapace
4. B. microscopic crustaceans.
5. D. Ten
6. D. Mandibles
7. A. oxygen.
8. D. Malpighian tubules
9. B. immobilize prey by injecting venom.
10. D. Ticks
11. A. incomplete metamorphosis.
12. D. Ability to control water and gas exchange
13. D. body parts.
14. D. relying on wind patterns to provide lift.
15. B. Feed on blood or plant nectar
16. D. Parasite
17. D. predators of pests.
18. B. kill insects and other arthropods.
19. B. suffer from the disease.
20. D. introducing competing insects.
21. A. Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
22.C. huge numbers.
23. C. break down quickly.
24. B. integrated pest management.
25. B. live on land.
1. A man suspected of SARS was lying in bed with a mask over his mouth when a young auxiliary nurse came to sponge his face and hands.
"Nurse," he mumbles from behind the mask, "Are my te$ticles black?"
Embarrassed, the nurse replies: " I was to wash your face and hands." He struggles again to ask, "Nurse, are my te$ticles black?"
Again the nurse replies, "I can’t tell. I’m only here to wash your face and hands."
Just then, the Head Nurse was passing and saw the man getting a little distraught so she marched over to inquire what was wrong.
"Nurse," he mumbled, "Are my te$ticles black?"
Being a nurse of long-standing, the Head Nurse was undaunted. She whipped back the bedclothes, pulled down his pajama trousers, moved his peni$ out of the way, had a right good look, pulled up the pajamas, replaced the bedclothes and announced, "Nothing wrong with your te$ticles."
At this the man pulled off his mask and shouted:
"I SAID… ARE MY TESTS RESULTS BACK?!!"
2. Good , BAd & Ugly Situations…,.
GOOD: You’re the man! You’ll go to the National Trade Show with theBoss.
BAD: Hotel space is tight. You will share his suite for a week.
UGLY: On the flight down, he tells you you’re cute…
GOOD: Your daughter loves a nice young man, the owner of the local hairsalon.
BAD: There’s a rumor going around town that he’s gay.
UGLY: Your wife guarantees you that he’s not…
GOOD: The kids are getting really good at surfing the Internet!
BAD: You worry about all the sicko porn sites out there!
UGLY: You get a bill for HOSTING an adult website.
Lols they were pretty good. Thanks for making me smile
1. What are mandibles?
A. Hard shells made of protein and chitin
B. Club-shaped appendages used for crushing prey
C. Sensory organs made of modified cuticle
D. Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2. Sessile filter feeders wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
A. barnacles.
B. crustaceans.
C. tongue worms.
D. isopods.
3. Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
A. Cheliped
B. Swimmeret
C. Abdomen
D. Carapace
4. Filter-feeding crustaceans feed on
A. some types of lobsters.
B. microscopic crustaceans.
C. slow-moving crabs.
D. barnacles and plankton.
5. How many legs do decapods have?
A. Four
B. Six
C. Eight
D. Ten
6. Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
A. Appendages
B. Pedipalps
C. Exoskeletons
D. Mandibles
7. When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
A. oxygen.
B. food.
C. light.
D. sound.
8. Of the four adaptations that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
A. Waterproof cuticle
B. Trachea
C. Book lungs
D. Malpighian tubules
9. Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
A. detect prey with their chelicerae.
B. immobilize prey by injecting venom.
C. grab their prey with huge pincers.
D. hunt or trap prey with silk webs.
10. Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
A. Spiders
B. Scorpions
C. Horseshoe crabs
D. Ticks
11. Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
A. incomplete metamorphosis.
B. gradual metamorphosis.
C. partial metamorphosis.
D. complete metamorphosis.
12. Which adaptation was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
A. Development of true independent flight
B. Evolution of specialized mouthparts
C. Organization of complex social structures
D. Ability to control water and gas exchange
13. All insects have three
A. compound eyes.
B. jointed legs.
C. sets of wings.
D. body parts.
14. Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
A. using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticles.
B. activating strong muscles to move their wings.
C. developing especially efficient flying techniques.
D. relying on wind patterns to provide lift.
15. What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
A. Suck and chew food
B. Feed on blood or plant nectar
C. Manipulate food into the mouth
D. Crush leaves and plant stems
16. What term describes an organism that carries a disease from one host to another?
A. Pathogen.
B. Pest
C. Vector
D. Parasite
17. Integrated pest management may include using traps and introducing
A. genetically modified plants.
B. specific neurotoxins.
C. new insecticides.
D. predators of pests.
18. Insecticides are chemical compounds that
A. slow growth of plants that pests eat.
B. kill insects and other arthropods.
C. speed growth of particular insects.
D. interrupt reproduction of insect pests.
19. Arthropods can spread disease to humans when the arthropods
A. feed on the humans.
B. suffer from the disease.
C. bite animals that humans eat.
D. are killed by insecticides.
20. Integrated pest management reduces the number of pests by
A. spraying pests with chemicals.
B. managing the pests’ ecology.
C. genetically modifying crops.
D. introducing competing insects.
21. Which of the following is an unintended consequence of insecticide?
A. Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
B. Decrease in the size of the target insect population
C. Inability of the target population to reproduce
D. Difficulty genetically altering plants affected by the target insect population
22. Arthropods can successfully compete for resources with humans because of their
A. circulatory systems.
B. hard exoskeletons.
C. huge numbers.
D. keen senses.
23. Some insecticides can be dangerous to humans because they can
A. accumulate in predator species.
B. kill only specific insects.
C. break down quickly.
D. kill all types of arthropods.
24. Introducing ladybugs that prey on an insect that is eating a crop is a type of
A. biomagnification.
B. integrated pest management.
C. genetic modification.
D. insecticide resistance.
25. Adaptations that conserve water have allowed some arthropods to
A. attract mates.
B. live on land.
C. develop flight.
D. molt safely.
1. d
2. a
3. d
4. b
5. d
6. d
7. a
8. d
9. b
10. d
11. a
12. d
13. a
14. b
15. b
16. c
17. d
18. b
19. a
20. b
21. a
22. c
23. a
24. b
25. b
I’m starting a book club for fans of mystery, fantasy, scifi, horror, thriller books for Young Adults.
That being said, this means I am not starting a club of fangirls and I do NOT want anyone to suggest Twilight, The Host, or anything else by that Meyer chick. She drowns her books so much fairytale romance that you can HARDLY call it a good scifi read. IMO, it’s bullsh*t. (Whether or not anyone else likes it is irrelevant; I just don’t want those type of books reccomended and that’s all.)
Now, here’s what I am looking for:
WANTED: Really good mind bending stories that grab you by the nuts and string you along at its pace. I want twists, I want betrayal, I want convoluted plots that make you have to read a passage three times over. I want real mystery. I want the bad guy to win every once in a while. I want horror and grotesque (the gorier, the better)! That’s what I’m looking for, books that are great for a good discussion and maybe even induce a bit of controversy.
If you have any book at all that you feel may fall under my line of interest, be it a popular book or not, please feel free to share! I would really love some suggestion!
By the way, this club is for teens aged 14-19. Please don’t reccomend anything that is rated for readers who are 18+, as some of the club members will not be able to gain access to it,
Some examples of books I’d like are:
Cirque Du Freak by Darren Shan
Vampire’s Promise and Fatality by Caroline B. Cooney
A Deadly Game of Magic by Joan Lowery Nixon
I’d recommend ;
Down And Out in The Magic Kingdom – Cory Doctorow (Pretty much anything by him could work for this, I also strongly suggest Big Brother)
Men At Arms – Terry Pratchett
(You need to read Guard! Guards! first though)
The Mortal Instruments (series) – Cassandra Clare
(there are three so far and they are all GREAT)
The Vampire Diaries (series) – L. J. Smith
(sorry but this is comparable to Twilight at parts, it’s still really good though)
A.Hard shells made of protein and chitin
B.Club-shaped appendages used for crushing prey
C.Sensory organs made of modified cuticle
D.Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2.Sessile filter feeders wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
A.barnacles.
B.crustaceans.
C.tongue worms.
D.isopods.
3.Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
A.Cheliped
B.Swimmeret
C.Abdomen
D.Carapace
4.Filter-feeding crustaceans feed on
A.some types of lobsters.
B.microscopic crustaceans.
C.slow-moving crabs.
D.barnacles and plankton.
5.How many legs do decapods have?
A.Four
B.Six
C.Eight
D.Ten
6.Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
A.Appendages
B.Pedipalps
C.Exoskeletons
D.Mandibles
7.When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
A.oxygen.
B.food.
C.light.
D.sound.
8.Of the four adaptations that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
A.Waterproof cuticle
B.Trachea
C.Book lungs
D.Malpighian tubules
9.Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
A.detect prey with their chelicerae.
B.immobilize prey by injecting venom.
C.grab their prey with huge pincers.
D.hunt or trap prey with silk webs.
10.Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
A.Spiders
B.Scorpions
C.Horseshoe crabs
D.Ticks
11.Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
A.incomplete metamorphosis.
B.gradual metamorphosis.
C.partial metamorphosis.
D.complete metamorphosis.
12.Which adaptation was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
A.Development of true independent flight
B.Evolution of specialized mouthparts
C.Organization of complex social structures
D.Ability to control water and gas exchange
13.All insects have three
A.compound eyes.
B.jointed legs.
C.sets of wings.
D.body parts.
14.Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
A.using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticles.
B.activating strong muscles to move their wings.
C.developing especially efficient flying techniques.
D.relying on wind patterns to provide lift.
15.What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
A.Suck and chew food
B.Feed on blood or plant nectar
C.Manipulate food into the mouth
D.Crush leaves and plant stems
16.What term describes an organism that carries a disease from one host to another?
A.Pathogen.
B.Pest
C.Vector
D.Parasite
17.Integrated pest management may include using traps and introducing
A.genetically modified plants.
B.specific neurotoxins.
C.new insecticides.
D.predators of pests.
18.Insecticides are chemical compounds that
A.slow growth of plants that pests eat.
B.kill insects and other arthropods.
C.speed growth of particular insects.
D.interrupt reproduction of insect pests.
19.Arthropods can spread disease to humans when the arthropods
A.feed on the humans.
B.suffer from the disease.
C.bite animals that humans eat.
D.are killed by insecticides.
20.Integrated pest management reduces the number of pests by
A.spraying pests with chemicals.
B.managing the pests’ ecology.
C.genetically modifying crops.
D.introducing competing insects.
21.Which of the following is an unintended consequence of insecticide?
A.Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
B.Decrease in the size of the target insect population
C.Inability of the target population to reproduce
D.Difficulty genetically altering plants affected by the target insect population
22.Arthropods can successfully compete for resources with humans because of their
A.circulatory systems.
B.hard exoskeletons.
C.huge numbers.
D.keen senses.
23.Some insecticides can be dangerous to humans because they can
A.accumulate in predator species.
B.kill only specific insects.
C.break down quickly.
D.kill all types of arthropods.
24.Introducing ladybugs that prey on an insect that is eating a crop is a type of
A.biomagnification.
B.integrated pest management.
C.genetic modification.
D.insecticide resistance.
25.Adaptations that conserve water have allowed some arthropods to
A.attract mates.
B.live on land.
C.develop flight.
D.molt safely.
Wow…looks like Google`s gunna be working overtime.
1. What are mandibles?
A. Hard shells made of protein and chitin
B. Club-shaped appendages used for crushing prey
C. Sensory organs made of modified cuticle
D. Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2. Sessile filter feeders wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
A. barnacles.
B. crustaceans.
C. tongue worms.
D. isopods.
3. Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
A. Cheliped
B. Swimmeret
C. Abdomen
D. Carapace
4. Filter-feeding crustaceans feed on
A. some types of lobsters.
B. microscopic crustaceans.
C. slow-moving crabs.
D. barnacles and plankton.
5. How many legs do decapods have?
A. Four
B. Six
C. Eight
D. Ten
6. Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
A. Appendages
B. Pedipalps
C. Exoskeletons
D. Mandibles
7. When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
A. oxygen.
B. food.
C. light.
D. sound.
8. Of the four adaptations that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
A. Waterproof cuticle
B. Trachea
C. Book lungs
D. Malpighian tubules
9. Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
A. detect prey with their chelicerae.
B. immobilize prey by injecting venom.
C. grab their prey with huge pincers.
D. hunt or trap prey with silk webs.
10. Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
A. Spiders
B. Scorpions
C. Horseshoe crabs
D. Ticks
11. Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
A. incomplete metamorphosis.
B. gradual metamorphosis.
C. partial metamorphosis.
D. complete metamorphosis.
12. Which adaptation was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
A. Development of true independent flight
B. Evolution of specialized mouthparts
C. Organization of complex social structures
D. Ability to control water and gas exchange
13. All insects have three
A. compound eyes.
B. jointed legs.
C. sets of wings.
D. body parts.
14. Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
A. using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticles.
B. activating strong muscles to move their wings.
C. developing especially efficient flying techniques.
D. relying on wind patterns to provide lift.
15. What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
A. Suck and chew food
B. Feed on blood or plant nectar
C. Manipulate food into the mouth
D. Crush leaves and plant stems
16. What term describes an organism that carries a disease from one host to another?
A. Pathogen.
B. Pest
C. Vector
D. Parasite
17. Integrated pest management may include using traps and introducing
A. genetically modified plants.
B. specific neurotoxins.
C. new insecticides.
D. predators of pests.
18. Insecticides are chemical compounds that
A. slow growth of plants that pests eat.
B. kill insects and other arthropods.
C. speed growth of particular insects.
D. interrupt reproduction of insect pests.
19. Arthropods can spread disease to humans when the arthropods
A. feed on the humans.
B. suffer from the disease.
C. bite animals that humans eat.
D. are killed by insecticides.
20. Integrated pest management reduces the number of pests by
A. spraying pests with chemicals.
B. managing the pests’ ecology.
C. genetically modifying crops.
D. introducing competing insects.
21. Which of the following is an unintended consequence of insecticide?
A. Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
B. Decrease in the size of the target insect population
C. Inability of the target population to reproduce
D. Difficulty genetically altering plants affected by the target insect population
22. Arthropods can successfully compete for resources with humans because of their
A. circulatory systems.
B. hard exoskeletons.
C. huge numbers.
D. keen senses.
23. Some insecticides can be dangerous to humans because they can
A. accumulate in predator species.
B. kill only specific insects.
C. break down quickly.
D. kill all types of arthropods.
24. Introducing ladybugs that prey on an insect that is eating a crop is a type of
A. biomagnification.
B. integrated pest management.
C. genetic modification.
D. insecticide resistance.
25. Adaptations that conserve water have allowed some arthropods to
A. attract mates.
B. live on land.
C. develop flight.
D. molt safely.
whoaa!! did you just want us to do your homework for you?? trying just asking one of those questions and ask why you think that is the answer, so it doesnt seem like your cheating, that way maybe you will learn it yourself.
Credit is given to:The Directors Aparna Wilder and Shivraj Santhakumar,production house Wildkumar inc. – www.wildkumar.com, Aye Hip Hopper – ishQ Bector ft. Sunidhi Chauhan.
ishQ the composer/writer/producer/singer and SPECIAL thanks for cooperation to Martin “spoof” Mushinski
The best Hip hop of Sunidhi Chauhan
Full detail:
The music video “Aye Hip-Hopper”, is an epic love story between a star Hip-Hopper and his Bai (Maid).
Sunil aka ishQ Bector from Winnipeg’s legendary hip hop group Frek Sho moved to India a few years ago, signed to a major label, and became a star. Check out the video for “Aye Hip Hopper” the first single from his new album Dakku Daddy.
Born & raised in Winnipeg, Canada, Sunil aka IshQ has made Mumbai his second home. Certified in Chinese Medicine with his forte in Acupuncture, this multi-talented Gemini followed his first passion in life, music. He has studied acting at the famous Roshan Taneja film studio in Mumbai then went on to VJ & host shows on MTV, B4U & Channel V. He has written, produced and sang on films like Dhoom 2, Fight Club & Pyar ke Side Effects. Since then he has shared the stage with artists like Sean Paul, Mobb Deep, Chamillionaire, John Cena (WWE), & Rishi Rich raising the temperature a couple of notches with his skillz on the mic and as a performer. IshQ has lit up the silver screen to feature in the huge banner movie ‘Barsaat,’ with Bollywood superstars: Bipasha Basu and Priyanka Chopra.
IshQ has travelled the globe with his authentic Hip-Hop sound and is already filtering into Bollywood cinema. Having collaborated with elite Bollywood music directors it is only a matter of time before this Indo-Canadian artist infiltrates every home in the Mother land.
Original….. Lyrics….marty..
Aye Hip Hopper! – IshQ Bector (ft. Sunidhi Chauhan)
(H. Shaikh, C. Bhatt, S. Bector, N. Gupta, A. Bhattachariya)
Produced by IshQ Bector & Chirantan Bhatt
Lyrics: IshQ Bector, Nitin Gupta, Amitabh Bhattachariya, Hanif Shaikh, Chirantan Bhatt
Naashta tayaar hai sir. Aur kuch chahiye? Bolo to mein?
Yeah. Just gimme some Hip-Hop!
Aye Hip-Hopper mujhe pyar to kar
Aye Hip-Hopper
Mere pyar ke dariya mein, mere laoo (love) ke dariya mein
Ek dubki lo na sir!
Aye Hip-Hopper!
Kya tu bak rahi hai?
Aise tak rahi hai
Khopdi pak rahi hai
Ruk Ruk Ruk Ruk
Bakshish bhi diya aur,
Bonus bhi diya aur,
Chahiye tujko kya? Chal!
Phut. Phut. Phut. Phut.
Tere ghar me bartan shartan maanjti hun mein barabar.
Tu kabhie to mere dil ke ghar mein pocha kar de aa kar.
God she thinks she’s hot like Rekha,
Maybe but she’s not my flavour.
Loving her is too much labour. Labour. L-Labour.
How can I? I’m a star Hip-Hopper.
She’s my bai just a part time naukar.
Aye aye bhai gotta be high to rock her. Rock her. Rocker her.
Just gimme some Hip-Hop!
Aye Hip-Hopper mujhe pyar to kar
Aye Hip-Hopper
Mere pyar ke rickshaw ko, mere love ke rickshaw ko.
Ek dhakaa do na sir!
Aye Hip-Hopper!
Ish! Sir.. lo na.. phone..
Meri girlfriend aa rahi hai.
Tu kab jah rahi hai?
Kyun sataa rahi hai?
Ruk Ruk Ruk Ruk
Us ko pata joh. Chale to hoga voh.
Socha na hoga joh.
Phut. Phut. Phut. Phut.
Tujko har din khana-vana main khilaati hun pakaa kar.
Aaj mere dil ke tave pe, rotiyan tu sekle aa kar.
There’s no bai I know quite like her.
If my girl finds out she’ll strike her.
But she’s the bomb! Dam I wanna light her. Light her. L- Light her.
Lock the door bend down lets do it.
Mop the floor turn around lets do it.
All the bais cook it up get to it. To it. To it.
Just gimme some Hip-Hop.
Aye Hip-Hopper mujhe pyar to kar.
Aye Hip-Hopper.
Mere pyar ki basti mein, mere love ki basti mein.
Thodi masti ho jai sir!
Aye Hip-Hopper!
Duration : 0:3:48
1. What are mandibles?
A. Hard shells made of protein and chitin
B. Club-shaped appendages used for crushing prey
C. Sensory organs made of modified cuticle
D. Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2. Sessile filter feeders wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
A. barnacles.
B. crustaceans.
C. tongue worms.
D. isopods.
3. Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
A. Cheliped
B. Swimmeret
C. Abdomen
D. Carapace
4. Filter-feeding crustaceans feed on
A. some types of lobsters.
B. microscopic crustaceans.
C. slow-moving crabs.
D. barnacles and plankton.
5. How many legs do decapods have?
A. Four
B. Six
C. Eight
D. Ten
6. Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
A. Appendages
B. Pedipalps
C. Exoskeletons
D. Mandibles
7. When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
A. oxygen.
B. food.
C. light.
D. sound.
8. Of the four adaptations that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
A. Waterproof cuticle
B. Trachea
C. Book lungs
D. Malpighian tubules
9. Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
A. detect prey with their chelicerae.
B. immobilize prey by injecting venom.
C. grab their prey with huge pincers.
D. hunt or trap prey with silk webs.
10. Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
A. Spiders
B. Scorpions
C. Horseshoe crabs
D. Ticks
11. Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
A. incomplete metamorphosis.
B. gradual metamorphosis.
C. partial metamorphosis.
D. complete metamorphosis.
12. Which adaptation was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
A. Development of true independent flight
B. Evolution of specialized mouthparts
C. Organization of complex social structures
D. Ability to control water and gas exchange
13. All insects have three
A. compound eyes.
B. jointed legs.
C. sets of wings.
D. body parts.
14. Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
A. using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticles.
B. activating strong muscles to move their wings.
C. developing especially efficient flying techniques.
D. relying on wind patterns to provide lift.
15. What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
A. Suck and chew food
B. Feed on blood or plant nectar
C. Manipulate food into the mouth
D. Crush leaves and plant stems
16. What term describes an organism that carries a disease from one host to another?
A. Pathogen.
B. Pest
C. Vector
D. Parasite
17. Integrated pest management may include using traps and introducing
A. genetically modified plants.
B. specific neurotoxins.
C. new insecticides.
D. predators of pests.
18. Insecticides are chemical compounds that
A. slow growth of plants that pests eat.
B. kill insects and other arthropods.
C. speed growth of particular insects.
D. interrupt reproduction of insect pests.
19. Arthropods can spread disease to humans when the arthropods
A. feed on the humans.
B. suffer from the disease.
C. bite animals that humans eat.
D. are killed by insecticides.
20. Integrated pest management reduces the number of pests by
A. spraying pests with chemicals.
B. managing the pests’ ecology.
C. genetically modifying crops.
D. introducing competing insects.
21. Which of the following is an unintended consequence of insecticide?
A. Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
B. Decrease in the size of the target insect population
C. Inability of the target population to reproduce
D. Difficulty genetically altering plants affected by the target insect population
22. Arthropods can successfully compete for resources with humans because of their
A. circulatory systems.
B. hard exoskeletons.
C. huge numbers.
D. keen senses.
23. Some insecticides can be dangerous to humans because they can
A. accumulate in predator species.
B. kill only specific insects.
C. break down quickly.
D. kill all types of arthropods.
24. Introducing ladybugs that prey on an insect that is eating a crop is a type of
A. biomagnification.
B. integrated pest management.
C. genetic modification.
D. insecticide resistance.
25. Adaptations that conserve water have allowed some arthropods to
A. attract mates.
B. live on land.
C. develop flight.
D. molt safely.
1. What are mandibles?
D. Appendages used to crush and bite food before ingestion
2. Sessile filter feeders wrapped in a heavily calcified shell are known as
A. barnacles.
3. Which of the following body parts covers a crustacean’s cephalothorax?
D. Carapace
4. Filter-feeding crustaceans feed on
B. microscopic crustaceans.
5. How many legs do decapods have?
D. Ten
6. Which of the following body parts do chelicerates lack?
D. Mandibles
7. When spiracles on an arachnid’s body open, they let in
A. oxygen.
8. Of the four adaptations that enable arachnids to conserve water, which one also removes wastes?
D. Malpighian tubules
9. Scorpions and spiders share the ability to
B. immobilize prey by injecting venom.
10. Which of the following chelicerates are parasites of other animals?
D. Ticks
11. Insects that look like miniature adults when they hatch have a pattern of development called
A. incomplete metamorphosis.
12. Which adaptation was most important in enabling insects to live on land?
D. Ability to control water and gas exchange
Hm… I like some of the other responses too…
13. All insects have three
D. body parts.
14. Insects reduce the amount of energy they use for flight by
A. using kinetic energy stored in their flexible cuticles.
15. What does the proboscis allow some insects to do?
B. Feed on blood or plant nectar
16. What term describes an organism that carries a disease from one host to another?
C. Vector
17. Integrated pest management may include using traps and introducing
D. predators of pests.
18. Insecticides are chemical compounds that
B. kill insects and other arthropods.
19. Arthropods can spread disease to humans when the arthropods
A. feed on the humans.
Hm. This one is probably the best…
20. Integrated pest management reduces the number of pests by
B. managing the pests’ ecology.
21. Which of the following is an unintended consequence of insecticide?
A. Toxicity to organisms other than the target insect population
22. Arthropods can successfully compete for resources with humans because of their
C. huge numbers.
23. Some insecticides can be dangerous to humans because they can
A. accumulate in predator species.
24. Introducing ladybugs that prey on an insect that is eating a crop is a type of
B. integrated pest management.
25. Adaptations that conserve water have allowed some arthropods to
B. live on land.
