What A-levels will be best fo me?
The GCSE's that I do now are: English literature&language, maths, core science, additional science, triple science, Spanish, RE and citizenship. I also do BTEC business and a leadership course in PE. I'm not sure what I want to be but I think I'd like to be an orthodontist, a teacher or a dance choreographer in my own studio. They're all very different options, I know. That's why is so hard to pick A-levels. I kind of set my heart on philosophy but business and Spanish seem like good ideas too. If I wanted to become an orthodontist, would I have to do all three sciences or just biology. Which 'science' would make someone seem smarter? If anyone has ever done any of these A-levels, all advice and help is welcome? What were your experiences?
What level is best to evolve me eevee?
If you're evolving for Espeon, wait until the Eevee learns Bite at level 29 in Diamond/Pearl. That way the Psychic Espeon can use the attacks that it's weakness (Dark) uses. This shows when Eevee learns attacks: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/133/a... Vaporeon: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/134/a... Jolteon: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/135/a... Flareon: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/136/attacks Espeon (my favorite Pokemon of all time!): http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/196/attacks Umbreon: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/197/attacks Leafeon: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/470/attacks Glaceon: http://www.psypokes.com/dex/psydex/471/attacks Use those to figure out when to evlove the Eevee.
What is the best TDS level for RO-filtered water?
What are TDS? TDS stands for total dissolved solids, and represents the total concentration of dissolved substances in water.Lavel of TDS depends on countery and region and also the age of person.according to WHO:The palatability of water with a TDS level of less than 600 mg/litre is generally considered to be good; drinking-water becomes significantly and increasingly unpalatable at TDS levels greater than about 1000 mg/litre. The presence of high levels of TDS may also be objectionable to consumers.NOTE below image show tds in PPM
I'm level 25 in Destiny. What's the best way to level up for me now?
Well, since no one answered, I'm gonna answer myself since I've discovered it.You should just level up on the Vanguard doing bounties, strikes, daily and weekly missions. Also, you can level up on Crucible for the same effect. The Vanguard and Crucible vendors have itens that can give the max of 33 light right now, so you can get to level 31 just by buying and upgrading that equipment.Also, once per week (friday to sunday) there's a vendor called Xur that sells exotic equipments in exchange for Strange Coins. It will help you to get to level 31-32 as well.In the meantime or afterwards, I suggest you gather some friends to do Raids. They drop important materials to upgrade weapons and armor.
What is the best combination for A level subjects?
Physics is generally regarded as one of the most difficult A-level subjects, and as such will earn you plenty of kudos. Maths likewise - it's probably the single most useful and highly-regarded subject there is, by universities and employers alike. History is also an excellent subject, and again very highly-regarded. Plus it will give you a different skill-set, namely essay-writing, to complement your other, numeric subjects. However, the three together do make for quite an odd combo, I must say. You would struggle to get into any humanist fields with only history, and on the other hand you would likewise struggle to get into most areas of science without either chemistry or biology. You could get into things like engineering, probably computer science, possibly architecture (although an art or design subject would be good), and of course any field where there are no particular subject requirements such as law, business, politics, economics, etc. Anyway, having said all that, you really ought to first try to figure out what you want to do in life, and work back from there to what you want to study at university (if anything), and from there what A-levels you need. Don't just go and pick random subjects and then hope that you can do something with them. Finally, to answer your question 'what is the best combination', there really is no such thing as it all depends on what you want to do afterwards. But all other things being equal, you should choose traditional, academically rigorous subjects, especially from the Russell Group list of 'facilitating subjects' - maths (and further maths), sciences (physics, chemistry, biology), languages (classical or modern), history, geography and English literature. Those are the most highly valued, and also best for keeping your options open. So in that sense you've done very well for choosing all your three subjects from that list, even if they do make a slightly 'weird combination' as you say.
Which is better, CCC, O' level, or basic?
Obviously O level. Let me highlight some points that can help.O level have validation from central government of India. In case of CCC its also valid but less demand comparing to O Level.For persons having an interest of Government jobs in India or an State Govt jobs, O level is equivalent to a professional 1 year diploma course.There are 4 papers in O Level for persons who have an interest in Computer science but have no degrees, then O Level is good to begin with.Comparing subjects and knowledge can gain between these 2 courses, O level course’s ”IT Tools and Business System” paper covers all of the basic things that you will get in CCC course, it can make anyone computer literate irrespective of person’s different stream that he/she studied before.A thing to concern is, I found a lot of people got stuck in 3rd paper of ‘O Level’ paper name: “Programming through C Language”. Because of its a programming course lot of person finds it difficult due to it consist Logic development, Understanding of Program flow. So, i will suggest to go for ‘O Level’ only if you love Computer at-least. Otherwise understanding programming can be a bit difficult.O level consist of 1 year with 2 semester. Success Rates Of short term course and Long term. 80% to 90% in short-term Courses 50%-55% in DOEACC Modules (‘O’ / ‘A’ / ‘B’ Level)
Runescape- which level 40 mage gear is better?
ok i wanna know which mage gear for level 40 mage and 20 def has the best mage bonus and the best stats (mainly mage bonus i would suppose) there are 4 choices, Dagon'Hai,Full Dark Mystic(because its freakin HAWT lol) Enchanted Robes,or full Void Knight from pest control, please tell me i need to know :/
What is the best item to use low level alchemy on in runescape?
As people have already mentioned low alch is a big waste of money. Using it for random things you find that usually wont sell in the grand exchange (daggers, medium helms, anything mithril) is alright, but you might as well sell it to the shop at that point. High alching wont make you much money either, but it isn't a waste. The main benefit from this is free magic experience, as magic is relatively expensive to train using combat or teleport spells. If you're still interested I recommend steel plate bodies, as they are fairly cheap and easy to get. Fist of Guthix is very slow magic training. In 10-20 minutes you kill 1 person. In that time you could have earned the money to buy enough runes to kill at least 50 monks/minotaurs/cows/whatever (even with all level one skills), bought the runes, and killed the monks with time to spare. If you have good magic and a good way to make money you can push this kill count into the hundreds. Although the free runes sound nice on paper it is actually horribly inefficient as it takes so long.