what is skimming? How does it work?
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the definition of skimming is --->  skimming - failure to declare income in order to avoid paying taxes on it\nlarceny, stealing, theft, thievery, thieving - the act of taking something from someone unlawfully; \n\nhowever in nevada history... is --->During the 1980s, the Outfit’s business activities continued to evolve, while decreasing in size overall. Legal casino gaming cut into mob gambling of all types and by this decade the numbers, horse racing, slot machines and other traditional forms of illegal betting were largely a thing of the past. The Outfit was not completely but at least largely out of Las Vegas by the end of the decade, the process being hastened by federal indictments for skimming in Nevada. Video poker machines in bars, with the bartender paying winners in cash, and professional sports betting, which the Outfit quickly monopolized in the Chicago area, were the two main gambling activities. Juice loans and the related extortion were an ongoing activity, although labor racketeering was declining\n\nto read more check my sources ^^ i hope this helps~\ngood luck^^
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Yes.\n\nIt is a 'game' that you make a little container, that you decorated in camouflage. You fill it up with little gidgets and gadgets, etc. that you don't want, along with a log book. Then, you hid it, and wait for someone else who Geochaches to come and pick up your container. They can exchange something of their own for something of yours, and they log in their name/nickname in your log pad.
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You have a chamber filled with ink that opens up to a little ball at the tip, and opens up to air on the other side. Well, the ball is tightly trapped into the tip of the pen, and the ball itself is what you write with. When you roll the pen across the surface of your paper (or other surface), the ball rolls. It catches ink from the chamber and thus gradually coats itself. Then, as you slide it around, the ink rubs off the ball onto your paper. Pretty ingenious, eh?
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When not skimmed, the milk contains vitamin A,\nwhich is concentrated in the cream.\nConsequently, a bowl of whole milk (250 ml)\nprovides 10 to 15% of the recommended vita-\nmin Aintake.\nThis property is adversely affected by skimming\nas the vitamin A is lost in proportion to the\ndegree to which the milk is skimmed.\nHowever, whether skimmed or not, milk\ncontains numerous Group B vitamins, especially\nvitamins B2 and B12.\nAbowl of milk provides 30% and 20% respecti-\nvely of the daily requirements of these two vita-\nmins\n\nLemonade would have some vitamin C.
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Very broad question, narrow it down a bit or you will get so much cut and paste - Y!A will shutdown!!!
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My 8th grade writing teacher taught it to me like this: Your eyes stop momentarily, for less than a split second, when you read, and how often your eyes stop determines how fast you read. So, my teacher had us read our book by just going as fast as we can: like, we wouldn't let our eyes stop, we would just keep looking at the sentence going on and on, and we wouldn't stop, even if we didn't understand all of it. He did a good job teaching that, it was a good method too. Hope it helps you out here. :)
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The previous answers are right, to trickle means--'to flow slowly in a thin stream". \nIn addition trickling means "to move slowly or gradually--the crowd trickled slowly away and the park emptied"
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by a link structure..\n\nIn google it is called PageRank..\nIt works on the following principle:\n\nIntuition:\nImagine a web surfer doing a random walk on the entire web for an infinite number of steps\nOccasionally, the surfer will get bored and instead of following a link pointing outward from the current page will jump to another random page\nAt some point, the percentage of time spent will converge to a fixed value\nThis value is known as PageRank of the page\n\nUtilizes the link structure of the Web to calculate quality ranking for each page\nPopular and relevant pages receive a high ranking\nMeasures the probability that a random surfer will visit a page\n\n\nFormula for PageRank\nPR(A)=(1-d)+d(PR(T1)/C(T1)+…+PR(Tn)/C(Tn))\nd- dumpling factor determing probability that a random surfer will choose another random page\nRange of d is between 0 and 1\nGoogle tends to set d = 0.85 from empirical studies\nC (Tn) = Number of links going out of page Tn\nPageRank form a probability distribution over web pages, so the sum of all the web pages’ PageRank is 1
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downloading means data transfer from a remote webserver to your computer.\nand uploading meand transfer of data from your computer to a webserver.\nfor eg.\nwhen you answer questions here. firstly you click a link.\nthe browser requests the page from the webserver. the server accepts the request and provides you the page. this transfer of data from a website to your comp. is known as downloading.\nnow when the question page has opened, you click on 'answer this question' to answer a question and type your message.when you click preview and submit the text you have written in the text box gets transferred from your computer to the yahoo server. this comes in uploading data.\nso similarly whan you chat, email, and answer questions you both upload and download data.\ngo it.
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I think linerider.org has a tool you use to do that.
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It is: extracting emails list from an HTML document on a local disc or on a web-site.\n\nCan you stop it, not really, the person is going from one sit to another.  If the computers are yours, you can set it up so that no one can install any programs, and clean any up.
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When you open a web page, the information on that page (pictures, sound, text, etc.) are sent from the "Server" to your computer through the internet.\n\nSome pages have lots of information on them ... the Yahoo home page, for example, has pictures and links and text.  You'll note also that there are little applications that run a well.  These little applications are called scripts.\n\nA script is a part of the web page that works like a little program.  Ever noticed how when you move your mouse over the icons in the upper right corner of the Yahoo home page, that they buttons "expand" to show you more choices ?\n\nAll of this information and data must be sent from the Yahoo server to your computer.\n\nThink about it this way ... If I had to send you 20 gallons of water, you could get that 20 gallons a whole lot faster if there is a bigger pipe going into your house !   If I'm trying to send you 2000 gallons of water (like a page full of pictures and stuff) and all you have is a soda-straw sized pipe (i.e. dial-up), then it's gonna take a while !
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I have no idea, but it happens every time I yawn LOL. I have seen people do it intentionally though.
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Tricks??\n\n Just old fashioned highlighting as you read and concentration in a quiet setting.  \n\nSorry - but tricks are for magicians, dogs and prostitutes!\n\nYou aren't going to college to learn tricks are you?\n\nSNAP OUT OF IT!
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General consensus is that the term originates from a Monty Python skit.\n\nA couple are attempting to order breakfast at a restaurant where all the menu items feature spam. The woman doesn't like spam, and asks the waitress if they offer any spam free dishes. Alas - there is no escape from spam.\n\nMeanwhile a chorus of vikings at another table express their appreciation for spam by chanting "spam, spam, spam, lovely spam!"\n\nEventually any hope of meaningful communication is lost in the drone of "spam."\n\nSound Familiar?
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You are doing it ... Yahoo Answers.  It's a great way to waste hours and hours!
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Mossie man.... a perfect precise answer... gr8 stuff... thanks frm me too.. i too came to know this just now... and it works the way u said.!!!