Oven Bag Pot Roast
Ready In. 1  Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). 2  Whisk flour, black pepper, paprika, garlic powder, and onion powder together in a bowl. 3  Dredge roast through the flour mixture to evenly coat. 4  Melt butter in a large pot over medium-high heat; brown roast in the melted butter, about 5 minutes per side.


What is the difference between practical person and a conceptual person?
To me, a practical person is a person that knows how to actually get things done, but doesn't necessarily have the creativity to come up with special ideas. A conceptual person is a person that has the creative ability to come up with good ideas, but doesn't necessarily know how to make them happen. In business, it makes a great team when there is a practical person and a conceptual person working together.


conceptual
The definition of conceptual is something having to do with the mind, or with mental concepts or philosophical or imaginary ideas. An example of conceptual is when you formulate an abstract philosophy to explain the world which cannot be proven or seen.


Conceptual Art
Key Ideas. 1  Conceptual artists link their work to a tradition of Marcel Duchamp, whose Readymades had rattled the very definition of the work of art. Like Duchamp before them, they abandoned beauty, rarity, and skill as measures of art. 2  Conceptual artists recognize that all art is essentially conceptual.


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A: Conceptual skills are skills that allow a person to think creatively while also understanding abstract ideas and complicated processes. A person who has conceptual skills will be able to solve problems, formulate processes and understand the relationship between ideas, concepts, patterns and symbols.


conceptual
Definition of conceptual. : of, relating to, or consisting of concepts conceptual thinking the project's conceptual and technical hurdles conceptual designs.


Definition of 'conceptual'
Conceptual means related to ideas and concepts formed in the mind. ...replacing old laws with new within the same conceptual framework. conceptually adverb [usually ADVERB with verb] [ADVERB adjective] The monograph is conceptually confused, unclear in its structure and weak in its methodology.


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What does conceptual mean? Definitions for conceptual kÉnËsÉp tÊu Él Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word conceptual.


Priming (psychology)
Conceptual priming Conceptual priming has been linked to reduced blood flow in the left prefrontal cortex. The left prefrontal cortex is believed to be involved in the semantic processing of words, among other tasks.


What is the term for when you become more aware of something?
Priming can occur following perceptual, semantic, or conceptual stimulus repetition. For example, if a person reads a list of words including the word table, and is later asked to complete a word starting with tab, the probability that he or she will answer table is greater than if they are not primed.


What is the difference between a rational person and a logical person.....?
Best Answer: Logical, consistent in the point of reasoning; as, a logical conclusion. Clear reasoning, versed in the principals of logic. Rational, possessing the faculty of reasoning. That possible all is not what it appears.


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Most common downfall for. Final tips ï® Reputations are very important in Grant and Proposals ï¨ If you donât produce you will lose your grants! ï® Make sure you are passionate and motivated to do what you are proposing â otherwise your grant will go in the âround fileâ ASAP! ï® Be realistic â you cannot save the world, only your small area if you ...


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Be honest! Donât try to stretch the facts about. Program Description ï® This is the âmeatâ or essence of the grant ï® Also known as the Narrative ï® We will return to this section.


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Writing an Effective Cover Letter for nonprofits Mark McCurdy The Nonprofit Career Coach www.thenonprofitcareercoach.org Blog post: Six Ingredients of A Memorable Cover Letter For a Mission Focused Organization 1. Stories Store themselves in the reader's mind.


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Why should the funder give you (or. Program Description cont. ï® State your case (stats, etc.) ï¨ Global to local ï¨ Top down â narrow the scope ï® Make sure the data supports your case (i.e., example of miracle for California) ï® State the cost savings for your project, intervention. Program Description cont.


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Agencies that Provide Grants. *IMPORTANT NOTICE: All applicants please read immediately. You do not have to register with Grants.gov to find grant opportunities. However, once you are ready to apply for a grant, you will need to Get Registered.


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It is a sound recipe for success to re-read your cover letter more than once. Get a friend, family member, or career coach to read over the document for any typos, spelling mistakes or grammatical errors. A new perspective and another pair of eyes may see things that you may have missed. Want to read more blog posts? Feel free to visit-http://thenonprofitcareercoach.org/blog Here is a recent video and blog post about writing an effective cover letter for nonprofits. If you can take one idea away, then you will be writing a more effective cover letter for a mission focused organization.


Sample Letter of Intent
Contact person Title Agency Address City, State, Zip. Re: Letter of Intent for Name of Grant. Dear Contact Person : This letter is inform you that the ABC Non-profit intends to apply for the Name of Grant Program by the month, date, year deadline. The request will range from $250,000 to $350,000 dollars. (The grant program allows up to $400,000 in requests. Giving a range provides you flexibility during drafting.


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This is where you explain what your going. Program Description cont. ï® State your case (stats, etc.) ï¨ Global to local ï¨ Top down â narrow the scope ï® Make sure the data supports your case (i.e., example of miracle for California) ï® State the cost savings for your project, intervention. Program Description cont.


Federal grants in the United States
Grants are not benefits or entitlements. A federal grant is an award of financial assistance from a federal agency to a recipient to carry out a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by a law of the United States. Federal grants are not federal assistance or loans to individuals. A federal grant may not used to acquire property or services for the federal governmentâs direct benefit. The 26 federal agencies offer over 1,000 grant programs annually in various categories.


Government Grants and Loans
If you have received information stating you qualify for a âfree grant,â you may wish to view the consumer alert on free grants from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) . If you have been a victim of a grant scam, you can contact the FTC by calling 1.877.FTC.HELP (1.877.382.4357).


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Occasionally at Town & Country when I need to access the phone room the only way in is to get a key from the maintenance office. The other day I noticed this poster and snapped off a pic to share with you all. Pretty neat ... Share.


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Coming to New Solutions Counseling, you will find a relaxed and laid back atmosphere in order to start your journey. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a level-1 certified trauma specialist with more than a decade of experience specializing in individual, couples and family therapy.


Mishawaka, Indiana
In September 1872, a fire destroyed three quarters of Mishawakaâs business district. However, the citizens rebuilt and attracted new industry. The Dodge Manufacturing Company, Perkins Windmills and the Mishawaka Woolen and Rubber Company (later Ball Band, then Uniroyal) all helped the town to prosper.


Mishawaka, Indiana
Mishawakaâs recorded history began with the discovery of bog iron deposits at the beginning of the 1830s. Settlers arriving to mine the deposits founded the town of St. Joseph Iron Works in 1831. Within a few years, the town had a blast furnace, a general store, a tavern, and about 200 residents. Business prospered, and in 1833 St. Joseph Iron Works, Indiana City, and two other adjacent small towns were incorporated to form the city of Mishawaka.


Mishawaka, Indiana
4.8%. According to our research of Indiana and other state lists there were 79 registered sex offenders living in Mishawaka, Indiana as of October 05, 2015. The ratio of number of residents in Mishawaka to the number of sex offenders is 608 to 1. The number of registered sex offenders compared to the number of residents in this city is near the state average. Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2013: $1,051 (1.2%).


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And you may be familiar with some of the symptoms: anxiety, depression, distractability, irritability or frequent crying. Through counseling and guidance, I help teens and college students de-stress and regain a sense of confidence and enjoyment in life.


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Integrity Counseling. Clinical Social Work/Therapist. âIntegrity Counseling is a safe place for you to find peace from the stress and anxiety of your every day life. A place to heal from past loss, disappointments or current conflicts at home, work or in your relationships. There is hope.


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American Red Cross-South Bend added 4 new photos to the album: Kroger Town and Country Safety Fair â at Town And Country Shopping Center.


Departments
Home Government. Unless otherwise noted, most city departments are located at Mishawaka's City Hall. Nearly 500 Mishawaka employees deliver essential city services, every hour of every day, to each person in each home, in the 17-square mile area we call Mishawaka.


Mishawaka
Mishawaka /ËmÉªÊÉËwÉËkÉ/ is a city on the St. Joseph River, a part of the South Bend Metropolitan statistical area in St. Joseph County, Indiana, United States. The population was 48,252 as of the 2010 Census.


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Allow 18 per animal-even if they don't use it! This will prevent the more timid animals being pushed aside. Plants that are toxic include such common ones such as ragwort, rhododendron, yew, laurel and laburnum. Alpacas need ready access to clean drinking water and can consume up to two pints a day. They will generally refuse brackish water even if they are dehydrated.


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Alpacas graze on grasses and whatever else they can find. They do not pull up the grass roots so pastures renew if you can rotate your animals around. The alpaca's digestive system is very efficient so low protein grasses are best.


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What do Alpacas eat? Alpacas are a type of semi-ruminant, with three stomachs, and a very efficient digestive system, converting food into energy with little wastage. They enjoy short moist grass, plus hay when the grass is limited.


What do alpacas eat?
If you have either fat or underweight animals, you'll need to feed them in a separate catch pen to better control the amount of pellets they eat. In winter, when no pasture grass is available and the alpacas are eating hay, I increase the amount of daily pellets by about fifteen percent.


About Alpacas
Of the various camelid species, the Alpaca and Vicuna vicuÃ±a are the most valuable-fiber bearing: animals the alpaca because of the quality and quantity of its, fiber and the vicuna vicuÃ±a because of, the softness fineness and quality of. Its coat alpacas are too small to be used as. pack animals


What do alpacas eat?
Pasture grass and hay is the primary diet, representing 80% of what the animals eat. Pasture grass and hay with about 12% protein is ideal. The feeding program at Able Oaks Ranch is based on body scoring and monthly weigh-ins to determine if an animal is gaining and/or maintaining weight appropropriately.


What do alpacas eat?
Alpacas and llamas like to have a regular time to eat their supplemental pellets. They really look forward and enjoy their pellets. It's a big event in their day! It doesn't matter what time of the day you feed the supplemental pellets, provided that you offer the pellets at a regular time each day.


About Alpacas
Alpacas are raised for their soft and luxurious fleece (sometimes called fiber). Each shearing produces roughly five to ten pounds of fleece per animal, per year. This fleece, often compared to cashmere, can be turned into a wide array of products from yarn and apparel to tapestries and blankets.


What do alpacas eat?
Camelids (alpacas and llamas) have three stomachs. The first stomach is primarily a big fermentation vat that breaks down the cellulose in the hay and grass that the alpacas eat. The second and third stomachs extract the nutritional components. This type of digestive system is very efficient, enabling alpacas and llamas to get every last bit of nutrition from what they eat. So to keep your alpacas and llamas healthy, you must keep their first stomach working in a good, steady working state.


About Alpacas
Alpacas mainly eat grass or hay, and not muchâapproximately two pounds per 125 pounds of body weight per day. The general rule of thumb is 1.5% of the animalâs body weight daily in hay or fresh pasture. A single, 60 pound bale of hay can generally feed a group of about 20 alpacas for one day. Grass hay is recommended, while alfalfa should be fed sparingly, due to its overly rich protein content.


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State legislative sessions. Key: = This state's regular session is adjourned for 2016. = This state's legislature is in regular session. = This state's legislature is in recess. = Special session. = No regular session scheduled in 2016. = This state's legislature was in a session that was not a regular or special session.


Dowsing
This article is about the divination method. For other uses, see Dowsing (disambiguation). Dowsing is a type of divination employed in attempts to locate ground water, buried metals or ores, gemstones, oil, gravesites, and many other objects and materials without the use of scientific apparatus. Dowsing is considered a pseudoscience, and there is no scientific evidence that it is any more effective than random chance.


Dates of 2016 state legislative sessions
Forty-six state legislatures hold regular sessions annually. The other four statesâMontana, Nevada, North Dakota, and Texasâmeet in odd-numbered years. The partisan composition of state legislatures refers to which political party holds the majority of seats in the state Senate and state House.


Bill Effective Dates
Effective dates are normally noted in the bill, but for bills that do not have an effective date, the bill becomes effective 90 days after the session has ended. This rule also applies to special sessions and bills that pass into law without the Governorâs signature.


South Dakota
South Dakota (/ËsaÊÎ¸ dÉËkoÊtÉ/; locally: [ËsÉÊÎ¸ dÉËkoÌÉ¾É]) is a state located in the Midwestern region of the United States. It is named after the Lakota and Dakota Sioux Native American tribes, who compose a significant portion of the population and historically dominated the entire territory. South Dakota is the 17th most expansive, but the 5th least populous and the 5th least densely populated of the 50 United States.


Bill Effective Dates
The majority of bills will have effective dates within the bill text. If a bill does not have an specific effective date noted, then it will be effective 90 days after it was signed by the Governor. If a bill was not signed by the Governor, then it will become effective 90 days after the end of the session.


Bill Effective Dates
If a bill does not have an effective date within the bill text, then the bill becomes effective on October 1 of the year that it passed the Legislature. For special sessions, bills become effective upon passage if an effective date is not within the bill text.


Dates of 2016 state legislative sessions
Key: = 1  This state's regular session is adjourned for 2016. = 2  This state's legislature is in regular session. = 3  This state's legislature is in recess. =  Special 1  session. = No regular session scheduled in 2016. =  This state's legislature was in a session that was not a regular or special session.


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During a legislative session, a legislator can be reached at the State Capitol through Contact My Legislators or by leaving a message with the legislative telephone message center at 1-888-NDLEGIS (635-3447) or 701-328-3373 (local). The Legislative Branch Video website is new for the 63rd Legislative Assembly. You may watch live video, as well as replay recorded chamber floor sessions. Recorded chamber floor sessions are available for replaying after a floor session is recessed or adjourned. The video is also indexed.


South Dakota
South Dakota is bordered by the states of North Dakota (on the north), Minnesota (to the east), Iowa (to the southeast), Nebraska (on the south), Wyoming (on the west), and Montana (on the west).


Entry requirements
Visas. You will need a visa to enter Ethiopia. Visas on arrival are only available for tourists at Addis Ababa (Bole) or Dire Dawa International airports, at a cost of approximately $US50 for 1 month and $US75 for 3 months (Euros, US dollars and Ethiopian birr are all accepted).isas. You will need a visa to enter Ethiopia. Visas on arrival are only available for tourists at Addis Ababa (Bole) or Dire Dawa International airports, at a cost of approximately $US50 for 1 month and $US75 for 3 months (Euros, US dollars and Ethiopian birr are all accepted).


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VisaHQ is a private visa agency, not affiliated with the government of Ethiopia. VisaHQ provides expediting services for visa to Ethiopia and charges a service fee.Ethiopian visas might also be obtained directly from Consulate at the lower cost of government fee.isaHQ is a private visa agency, not affiliated with the government of Ethiopia. VisaHQ provides expediting services for visa to Ethiopia and charges a service fee.


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You have to pay the costs that you need to incur for traveling to Ethiopia. The general costs of visa for a US citizen going to Ethiopia is $50 per visa, if you want the procedure to occur normally within 3 to 4 business days.part from these, you need to pay the Consular fee which costs $70. In case you find yourself in an emergency condition and wish to apply for the visa in arrival to Ethiopia, as a US Citizen one needs to possess 2 passport size photographs and pay a fee of $20.


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VisaHQ is a private visa agency, not affiliated with the government of Ethiopia. VisaHQ provides expediting services for visa to Ethiopia and charges a service fee.Ethiopian visas might also be obtained directly from Consulate at the lower cost of government fee.See how we compare in the 90 seconds.aximum stay in Ethiopia: 30 days. Maximum stay in Ethiopia: 30 days. Get started. Ethiopia visa for citizens of United Arab Emirates is required. For more information please contact the nearest Ethiopia embassy.


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VisaHQ is a private visa agency, not affiliated with the government of Ethiopia. VisaHQ provides expediting services for visa to Ethiopia and charges a service fee. Ethiopian visas might also be obtained directly from Consulate at the lower cost of government fee. See how we compare in the 90 seconds.isaHQ is a private visa agency, not affiliated with the government of Ethiopia. VisaHQ provides expediting services for visa to Ethiopia and charges a service fee. Ethiopian visas might also be obtained directly from Consulate at the lower cost of government fee. See how we compare in the 90 seconds.


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Except Kenya and Djibouti nationals, visas are required for all visitors to Ethiopia. Visitors should obtain a visa from an Ethiopian Embassy or Consulates before departure.All visas will be valid from the date of issue.xcept Kenya and Djibouti nationals, visas are required for all visitors to Ethiopia. Visitors should obtain a visa from an Ethiopian Embassy or Consulates before departure.


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Visa for Ethiopia. Visitors to Ethiopia require visas. The only exceptions are nationals from Djibouti and Kenya and travellers who arrive in Addis Ababa Bole International Airport to catch a connecting flight.Please read the following items as they contain vital information to your visa application. 1  How to Apply for a Visa.pplicants are advised to allow at least 2 weeks before the date of travel. Applicants seeking to apply for a business visa to Ethiopia will now require approval from the Main Department of Immigration and Nationality Affairs in Addis Ababa.


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In 2015, Ethiopian citizens had visa-free or visa on arrival access to 35 countries and territories, ranking the Ethiopian passport 103rd in the world (tied with South Sudan and Sudan) according to the Visa Restrictions Index.n 2015, Ethiopian citizens had visa-free or visa on arrival access to 35 countries and territories, ranking the Ethiopian passport 103rd in the world (tied with South Sudan and Sudan) according to the Visa Restrictions Index.


Getting An Ethiopian Visa at Addis Ababa Airport, Ethiopia
Addis Ababa International Airport in Ethiopia â get your visa on arrival. How much does an Ethiopian Visa Cost at Addis Ababa Airport. It costs $20 US Dollars, payable in US Dollars only and in cash only on arrival.ll nationalities need a visa for Ethiopia except for those from Ethiopia (obviously), Kenya and Djibouti. Those with Ethiopian parents but born abroad may be able to work a loophole but thatâs about it â in short â youâll probably need a visa. If you are staying at the airport in transit only, no visa is required.


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HPV is a virus that causes genital warts and in some cases can lead to cancer. There are almost 200 types of HPV, and many cause no symptoms.) While there is no cure for HIV or AIDS, drugs like AZT, the acronym for the drug âazidothymidine,â are prolonging the lives of patients. This antiviral drug is made from genetic materials found in fish sperm.


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The immune system will read what a bacteria or virus consists of and create appropriate antibodies to kill it. A person will create antibodies to HIV; however, these are not adequate enough to eliminate this virus due primarily to the fact that HIV attacks the immune system itself.


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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, causes AIDS. HIV can be transmitted through blood transfusion, sex, contaminated hypodermic needles, childbirth, and breastfeeding. HIV destroys the important cells in the human body that fight disease and infection.


Virus
Wednesday marked the 23rd commemoration of Worlds AIDS Day. AIDS is one of the most devastating pandemics ever recorded. Since 1981, AIDS has killed more than 25 million people. And, itâs estimated that 33.4 million people are living with HIV/AIDS.


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Once enough of those cells have been destroyed by HIV, the person develops AIDS. We currently do not have a cure for any virus. There are treatments out there for various viruses, including HIV, which help, but ultimately the immune system is the only thing that can rid the body of a virus.


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While these drugs are expected to give AIDS patients a new lease on life, some African leaders are skeptical that even a 80% cut in price will be enough to make the drugs, which can cost up to $20,000 a year, affordable in the continent.


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Victim by victim, AIDS is steadily boring through the heart of the small town of Lavumisa in southern Swaziland. In Africa, a town unravels: AIDS is rapidly stealing the life from a village in Swaziland. AIDS is still stigmatized in Africa, and orphans suffer most. Catholics fighting AIDS in Africa. AIDS March, October 8-12, 2005 in Washington DC (September 18-October 8, caravans across the U.


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In relation to HIV/AIDS, which is increasingly being recognized as a disease of the poor, it would seem reasonable for one to expect a broad agreement to the proposition that it is bad for African people to be dying of AIDS, almost defenseless against it because of their absolute poverty.


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AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. This is caused by the immune system being depleted of its cells by HIV. Once enough of these cells have been destroyed by HIV, the body is not capable of fighting off other bacteria and viruses as easily, particularly opportunistic infections.


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Victim by victim, AIDS is steadily boring through the heart of the small town of Lavumisa in southern Swaziland. AIDS is still stigmatized in Africa, and orphans suffer most. AIDS March, October 8-12, 2005 in Washington DC (September 18-October 8, caravans across the U.


Drought by the Numbers: Where Does California Water Go?
Santa Monica residents used 154 gallons per day on average, just slightly higher than the city of Los Angeles, which averages of 152 gallons per day. Water use in Palos Verdes (282 gal/d) and Beverly Hills (284 gal/d) was markedly higher.


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Over the past 50 years, California agriculture has made. significant water-use efficiency improvements. There are a. variety of ways to evaluate these efficiency improvements. As one example, we analyzed the economic productivity of. water.


Drought by the Numbers: Where Does California Water Go?
California's water budget is skewed heavily toward agriculture. The conventional estimate is that 80 percent of the water used in California flows into the state's multi-billion-dollar agricultural sector. The 20 percent left for urban use is split between homes, businesses, and government.


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For example, in some areas, water is not available to farmers on demand, making it difficult to implement some efficiency measures. AGriCulturAl WAter use. Water managers use a variety of terms to describe agricultural. water use, including water use, water withdrawals, and consumptive use.


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Department of Agriculture (2014). Values for agricultural water use for 1960 â 1995 are based on estimates. from DWr bulletin 160 (DWr 1964, 1970, 1974, 1983, 1987, and 1993). Water use values for 1998 â 2010 are based on DWr statewide Water balances data (DWr, 2014).


Agricultural Water Use
First, California agricultural water use when considered on a broad regional scale, for the most part, is very efficient. Individual fields and farms in some regions may have low efficiencies, but water that is not used on one farm or field is often used on a nearby farm or field. Secondly, for most crops, production and yield is directly related to crop water use. A decrease in applied water will often directly decrease yield.


Drought by the Numbers: Where Does California Water Go?
According to data compiled between 1995 and 2010 by the California Department of Water Resources, working-class Bellflower residents use an average of 128 gallons of water a day. Per capita water use in Pico Rivera (126 gal/d), Norwalk (119 gal/d) Inglewood (114 gal/d), and Compton (106 gal/day) was even less.


Water resources
Only 3% of the Earth's water is fresh water. Most of it is in icecaps and glaciers (69%) and groundwater (30%), while all lakes, rivers and swamps combined only account for a small fraction (0.3%) of the Earth's total freshwater reserves.


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Agriculture uses about 80 percent of Californiaâs. developed water supply. As such a large. user, it is heavily impacted by the availability. and reliability of Californiaâs water resources. Agriculture can also play an important role in. helping the state achieve a more sustainable. water future.


Agricultural Water Use
California's population growth and greater awareness of environmental water requirements has increased the pressure on California agriculture to use water more efficiently and to make more water available for urban and environmental uses. Decreasing agricultural water use is difficult for several reasons.


English Composition 1
Example: Thoreau ends his essay with a metaphor: Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in.. This is an easy rule to remember: if you use a complete sentence to introduce a quotation, you need a colon after the sentence. Be careful not to confuse a colon (:) with a semicolon (;). Using a comma in this situation will most likely create a comma splice, one of the serious sentence-boundary errors. 2. Use an introductory or explanatory phrase, but not a complete sentence, separated from the quotation with a comma.


facilitate
Facilitate is defined as to make something easier. An example of facilitate is to lead a staff meeting, making sure that everyone's opinions are heard. facilitate. facilitate. To make easy or easier: political agreements that facilitated troop withdrawals.


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English words and Examples of Usage. Example Sentences for facilitate. The government is looking for ways to facilitate foreign investment in our countryThe purpose of the trade mission is to facilitate the exchange of goods between the two nations. The government is looking for ways to facilitate foreign investment in our country.


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The best little site that helps you understand word usage with examples. facilitate in a sentence 9 out of 10 based on 12 ratings. use facilitate in a sentence. Brevity facilitates content selection.


Facilitating Sentence Examples
In his Principes de la theorie des richesses (1863) he abandoned the mathematical method, though advocating the use of mathematical symbols in economic discussions, as being of service in facilitating exposition.


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In A Sentence .org. The best little site that helps you understand word usage with examples. facilitate in a sentence 9 out of 10 based on 12 ratings. use facilitate in a sentence. Revise. Brevity facilitates content selection.


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Sentence Examples. Choose a language, then type a word below to get example sentences for that word. Facilitate in a sentence. However, to facilitate Mon,. used to facilitate observation. Her purpose was to facilitate. in order to facilitate this tale. facilitate changes with issue owners. facilitate a deep and soothing sleep. The UPLM will facilitate and support:.


Facilitating Sentence Examples
Facilitating Sentence Examples. 1  The waterways of Cochin-China communicate by means of natural or artificial channels (arroyos), facilitating transport and aiding in the uniform distribution of the inundation to which the country owes its fertility.


Facilitating Sentence Examples
The exchange of fluid in the sac may well have a respiratory significance, in addition to its object of facilitating the movements of the tentacles. The dock is provided with railways and machinery for facilitating traffic, including a large grain elevator.


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use facilitate in a sentence, make example sentences of the word is looking for ways, The government is looking for ways to facilitate foreign investment in our countryThe purpose of the trade mission is to facilitate the exchange of goods between the two nations. The government is looking for ways to facilitate foreign investment in our country.


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Academic Advisor: Job Requirements and Salary Info
The average annual salary for a community college academic advisor is $40,000 to $55,000. HigherEdJobs.com estimates community college academic advisors earn an annual salary around $40,000, whereas Glassdoor.com estimates an annual salary in the $50,000 to $55,000 range. Pros and cons of being a community college academic advisor


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The average annual salary for an academic advisor is from $40,000 to $55,000, although some earn more than $60,000. Advisors at major universities typically earn much higher salaries than their counterparts at community colleges and public high schools.


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Mod of the Week: Altis Life, for Arma 3
Altis Life, the police and civilian role-playing server mod for Arma 3, reminds me a bit of the timeâthe very little timeâI spent on a few Garry's Mod role-playing servers. Rather than engage in multiplayer warfare, players engage in, well, virtual life.he official site is here. Installation: You don't need to install anything. Just start Arma 3 and look (or filter) for an Altis Life RPG server. When you join you'll be able to choose if you want to be police or civilian.


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Altis-Life RPG Framework is only allowed to be used with the Arma 3 vanilla maps with no extensions or mods (with the exception of server sided mods, and direct permission from author).t is to stay the Altis Life RPG Framework / my framework or you donât use it and direct branding. Some of my code can be used outside of the mission / framework but permission is to be asked first, if no response is received then it is a automatic NO.


Mod of the Week: Altis Life, for Arma 3
The official site is here. Installation: You don't need to install anything. Just start Arma 3 and look (or filter) for an Altis Life RPG server. When you join you'll be able to choose if you want to be police or civilian.A lot of servers appear to save your progress as well and will keep track of your collected stuff and cash.he official site is here. Installation: You don't need to install anything. Just start Arma 3 and look (or filter) for an Altis Life RPG server. When you join you'll be able to choose if you want to be police or civilian.


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June 13, 2014 2:41:36 PM. Well if you have arma 3 just go on one of the servers and see for yourself, if you can already run arma 3 ok then it should just be up to your Internet connection. Just try it I think, I have a Samsung laptop that handles it ok, a little lag but that laptop is a beast.nicedude80 said: m.une 13, 2014 2:41:36 PM. Well if you have arma 3 just go on one of the servers and see for yourself, if you can already run arma 3 ok then it should just be up to your Internet connection. Just try it I think, I have a Samsung laptop that handles it ok, a little lag but that laptop is a beast.


Arma 3 - Altis Life
so i rlly need someone who knows. Well if you have arma 3 just go on one of the servers and see for yourself, if you can already run arma 3 ok then it should just be up to your Internet connection. Just try it I think, I have a Samsung laptop that handles it ok, a little lag but that laptop is a beast.nicedude80 said: m.une 13, 2014 2:41:36 PM. Well if you have arma 3 just go on one of the servers and see for yourself, if you can already run arma 3 ok then it should just be up to your Internet connection. Just try it I think, I have a Samsung laptop that handles it ok, a little lag but that laptop is a beast.


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Originally posted by â¥â¥â¥â¥-a-â¥â¥â¥â¥â¥-Goo:you just need to to right click on your arma 3 beta in library, click properties, select betas tab and switch to 'development-development build'. I've tried this but Steam does not give me the option to choose development-development build' under the Beta tab.riginally posted by â¥â¥â¥â¥-a-â¥â¥â¥â¥â¥-Goo:you just need to to right click on your arma 3 beta in library, click properties, select betas tab and switch to 'development-development build'. I've tried this but Steam does not give me the option to choose development-development build' under the Beta tab.


Mod Installation
Then, highlight the {TCG} Altis Life Mod Pack and click enable. Then make sure the only two things that have check marks on your expansions list are the {TCG} Altis Life Mod Pack and Arma 3. Then click OK.Your game will ask you if you want to restart.Once your game restarts, it will be running our mod pack. Also, make sure you have the OA is installed on this PC and the Arma 2 is installed on this pc boxes checked. 2  Now! Once you have it installed, go to the favorite server Tab and hit the button that says New Server (Click here for picture). 3  You will have another window (Click here for picture).


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Altis-Life. Altis Life / Altis Life RPG is developed by Tonic / TAW_Tonic. This contains primarily the release contain and on-going development changes to the mission.Altis Life RPG by Tonic is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/deed.en_US. Usage / Terms of agreement.t is to stay the Altis Life RPG Framework / my framework or you donât use it and direct branding. Some of my code can be used outside of the mission / framework but permission is to be asked first, if no response is received then it is a automatic NO.


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Originally posted by Twisted Aero:Well I just got Arma 3 and I heard that this was a good mod or mode? Also I have seen Frankieonpcin1080p play it aswell as Jackfrags. But I don't have a clue about how to get it.Does anyone know? Also anyone know of the recommended graphics setting for Arma 3 for a gtx 770?imonJames May 6, 2014 @ 6:32am. Originally posted by Twisted Aero:.....Does anyone know? Also anyone know of the recommended graphics setting for Arma 3 for a gtx 770? If you have a super-duper 4GHz CPU and 8GB RAM you should be able to run Arma 3 on close to, or even flat out, max settings with a 770.


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Corporal Pakundo, Week 83 Jan 17, 2014 @ 12:51pm. The biggest challenge at the moment is to find an altis life server that isn't french. Once you find a non-french server (not guaranteed), just join up, and you'll be playing it properly farely quickly, just ask people in side chat what to do.imonJames May 6, 2014 @ 6:32am. Originally posted by Twisted Aero:.....Does anyone know? Also anyone know of the recommended graphics setting for Arma 3 for a gtx 770? If you have a super-duper 4GHz CPU and 8GB RAM you should be able to run Arma 3 on close to, or even flat out, max settings with a 770.


Intrusive Thoughts
Again, these thoughts are distressing as they may involve the fear that you may hurt someone, even though you have probably never hurt someone in your life. video taken from course on Intrusive Thoughts. It can include an impulse to be aggressive to someone verbally or causing physical bodily harm.


Intrusive Thoughts: Normal or Not?
The very act of monitoring your thoughts for the absence of a thought can make it occur more frequently. When someone becomes very distressed by their intrusive thoughts, goes to great lengths to get rid of them, and prevent them from occurring, this can become a form of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).


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Part 1 of 3: Understanding Disturbing Thoughts. 1. Understand what a disturbing thought is. A disturbing thought is something that comes into your mind out of nowhere. Disturbing thoughts often focus on violence, sex, and past traumatic events, but they are not limited to these categories alone.


Intrusive Thoughts: Normal or Not?
If you think you experience the more garden-variety form of intrusive thoughts-rest assured. They're normal. Next time they occur try to remember that there is a difference between a thought and an action, and don't waste your time trying to push the thought out of your mind.


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Know that disturbing thoughts are common. Many people have disturbing thoughts and are able to let them pass with little additional thought. Even though most of us have these thoughts, some people worry and obsess about thoughts that they would never act on, which can cause them distress.


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The same exact thing happened to me about a year ago, and the thoughts plagued me for months. I remember it was March 3rd and everything was completely normal. I hadn't had any thoughts or terrible thoughts preceding this event, and didn't feel threatened by intrusive thoughts or anything.


Intrusive Thoughts
When you first start having intrusive thoughts and it makes you feel something in your body, anxious, nervous, fear, shame, your brain matches the thought with the feeling. If you are a visual person, your intrusive thoughts may also be intrusive images.


Intrusive Thoughts: Normal or Not?
Yes! These are called intrusive thoughts. They happen to everyone and they can take many forms. Perhaps you've suddenly had the image of pushing someone off a train platform, kicking a dog, yelling in church, jumping out of a moving car, or stabbing someone you love.


Intrusive Thoughts
Sexual thoughts that are disturbing. These can include violent sexual acts, sex with inappropriate people or things, questioning your own sexual identity or anything thought of a sexual nature that you find disturbing. These type of thoughts can be extremely distressing as arousal is usually involved.


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Whatever your disturbing intrusive thought is, everyday occurrences can cause a reaction. For example, if you keep thinking that you are going to cause harm to yourself or others, you might be cooking dinner as normal, and take a knife out of the block and the knife may act as a trigger for your thought.


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A ward of the state is a person who is under the legal protection of some part of the government. Children become a ward of the...


Seven things to do after someone dies
When it comes to sorting out property, money and possessions (the estate), the will normally states who is to do this. If there is no will the next of kin can apply for a grant of representation which gives them the legal right to deal with the deceased's estate known as probate.


What is a Ward of the State?
I find that being a ward of the state is often stigmatized by the mainstream media and is laid out as being a terrible condition for the most unlucky in our society. In reality, I believe that is an unfair portrayal of the system.


What is a Ward of the State?
Ward of the state refers to a person who is under the legal protection of some arm of the government. It could occasionally mean that a specific court protects the ward, and the term ward of the court is sometimes used in the same way.


What is a Ward of the State?
Once the adoption is official, the child is no longer a ward of the state. A term that is often mentioned in this context is in loco parentis. This is from the Latin and is used in a legal sense to mean in place of parents. The state essentially stands in loco parentis when a child is in its care.


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Seven things to do after someone dies. A guide to what steps need to be taken after the death of a family member. Saturday 21 September 2013 02.00 EDT. 1. Get a medical certificate which shows the cause of death from a doctor â either a GP or at a hospital â so you can register the death.


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Seven things to do after someone dies. 1  A guide to what steps need to be taken after the death of a family member. 2  A guide to what steps need to be taken after the death of a family member.


Seven things to do after someone dies
7. If you get a grant of representation you have the legal right to access things such as the person's bank account, and you can start to sort out the estate. You may need to pay inheritance tax if the estate is worth more than Â£325,000. Once you've paid any tax due, you can collect the assets such as money from the sale of their property.


What is a Ward of the State?
Being someoneâs ward means being under someoneâs care. The ward of the state is essentially under the stateâs care through one or more of its agencies. Such wards might receive financial support from the state, should it be necessary. Itâs possible for someone to become a ward because of mental incapacity, even if he or she has money.


What is a Ward of the State?
Wards can receive financial support from the state. Children in foster care are considered wards of the state. Foster parents often make educational decisions for children who are wards of the state. Some children who are wards of the state eventually get adopted. Being someone's ward means being under someone's care.


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Local information and community profile for Westfield (Surry County, State of North Carolina). Contains: area code, time zone, elevation and much more.


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Find your favorite store at Westfield North County along with a map to help you easily find its location


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Westfield is located in Surry County. Westfield is 1,250 feet [381 m] above sea level. <1>. Time Zone: Westfield lies in the Eastern Time Zone (EST/EDT) and observes daylight saving time. Westfield lies within the (336) area code.


Westfield, North Carolina
North Carolina Highway 89, also known as Westfield Road, serves as the main thoroughfare in the community, connecting it to Mount Airy and Interstate Highway 74 to the west, and Danbury, the Stokes County seat to the east. Old Westfield Road, terminating at HW 89, connects the community to Pilot Mountain and, via North Carolina Highway 52, to Winston-Salem to the south-east.


Plainville, Wisconsin
We have a list of cemeteries that are in the area around Westfield. We make it easy to see an overhead view of the cemetery. Using the information from an 1895 Atlas, we've created a list of communities that were in the area of Westfield.


Westfield, North Carolina
Landmarks near the center of the community include the community post office, cafeteria and gymnasium buildings of the old Westfield Elementary School, the headquarters building of the Westfield Volunteer Fire Department, Westfield Friends meeting house, and Westfield Baptist Church. North Carolina Highway 89, also known as Westfield Road, serves as the main thoroughfare in the community, connecting it to Mount Airy and Interstate Highway 74 to the west, and Danbury, the Stokes County seat ...


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Using our Gazetteer, we have found that there are 41 communities that are also named Westfield - they are located in Alabama (2), California (2), Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia (2), Illinois (3), Indiana (2), Iowa (2), Kansas (3), Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Brunswick, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Nova Scotia, Ohio (2), Ontario, Pennsylvania, Texas (2), Vermont, Virginia (3), Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.


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Get directions, maps, and traffic for Westfield, NC. Check flight prices and hotel availability for your visit.


Westfield, North Carolina
Westfield was originally named Tom's Creek but the name was later changed to Westfield in recognition of the Quaker (Society of Friends) mission, first established here in 1760, by members of New Garden Friend's Meeting from Guilford County, North Carolina. (Powell 1968, p. 525).


Westfield, North Carolina
Westfield in an unincorporated community in the Westfield Township of Surry County, North Carolina.


DEA change means some ODs will lose power to prescribe hydrocodone combo products
In fact, ODs prescribe such medications in small doses and usually with no refills. For more information, contact Brian Reuwer, the AOA's associate director of State Government Relations, at BReuwer@aoa.org.


New Law Adds Prescribing Powers To Optometrists
Legislative Session Coverage. TALLAHASSEE (CBSMiami/NSF) â Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill Friday that will allow optometrists to prescribe oral medications, ending a long-running lobbying battle about the issue.


Find Eye Doctors And Optical Stores
An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor (MD) or an osteopathic doctor (DO) who specializes in eye and vision care. Ophthalmologists are trained to perform eye exams, diagnose and treat disease, prescribe medications and perform eye surgery. They also write prescriptions for eyeglasses and contact lenses.


DEA change means some ODs will lose power to prescribe hydrocodone combo products
DEA change means some ODs will lose power to prescribe hydrocodone combo products. A more restrictive policy for hydrocodone combination products goes into effect Oct. 6. This gives ODs a new reason to advocate for their ability to prescribe these drugs in their respective states. A final rule issued by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) reschedules all hydrocodone combination products as Schedule II controlled substances on this effective date.


What is an Ophthalmologist?
Optometrists in the United States also are licensed to prescribe medications to treat certain eye problems and diseases. The scope of medical care that can be provided by optometrists is determined by state law.


How To Choose An Eye Doctor
An optician is not an eye doctor, but opticians are an important part of your eye care team. Opticians use prescriptions written by an optometrist or an ophthalmologist to fit and sell eyeglasses, contact lenses and other eyewear.


DEA change means some ODs will lose power to prescribe hydrocodone combo products
With a broad Schedule II mandate in effect, the AOA estimates ODs in up to 16 states will lose their prescribing authority. How to advocate for a fix in your state. The DEA does allow states to decide what health care professionals can prescribe within a schedule.


New Law Adds Prescribing Powers To Optometrists
Optometrists already have been able to prescribe âtopicalâ drugs, such as drops and creams, but proposals to expand those powers to oral medications ran into years of opposition from ophthalmologists. Optometrists had to refer patients to ophthalmologists for conditions requiring drugs taken by mouth. Optometrists are not medical doctors and generally do not have the same authority to write prescriptions like ophthalmologists who are medical or osteopathic physicians. The Florida Optometric Association reported that 47 other states allow optometrists to prescribe oral medication to treat eye diseases. In a news release Friday, Ken Lawson, legislative chairman of the Florida Optometric Association, said the bill will help expand access to eye care.


DEA change means some ODs will lose power to prescribe hydrocodone combo products
Not all states allow ODs to prescribe Schedule II medications. Successful AOA lobbying efforts in 2012 delayed the rescheduling of this class of drugsâthus buying ODs more time to enact a fix to state law that would maintain their prescribing authority for hydrocodone combination products.


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In co-management, your primary care eye doctor (usually an optometrist) refers you to a specialist (usually an ophthalmologist) for a definitive diagnosis and treatment plan for your eye problem. The ophthalmologist may choose to manage the problem medically or perform eye surgery or both.


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The main misconception about getting into Medical Sales is that you need a Science based degree. CHASE has placed candidates with a variety of different disciplines. So whatever your academic background read on to find out whether Medical Sales is the right career choice for you.


What Degree Do I Need to Work in Medical Sales
Why Do You Need a Health Care Education at All? Unlike many types of health care jobs, medical sales isnât regulated by a national or state body. In fact, itâs a lot like any kind of sales job; a background in business and some training in your specific subject matter are all that is needed. But that doesnât mean you can skip the degree.


Training Programs for Orthopedic Sales Reps
When an orthopedic surgeon is called in for an emergency, he may consult with a sales representative to determine the best orthopedic devices to use for the patient. Orthopedic sales representatives spend most of their time in operating rooms, consulting with physicians and observing surgical procedures.


What Degree Do I Need to Work in Medical Sales
If medical sales is a field youâre interested in, talk with a potential employer to learn more about the experience and education needed for their specific job openings. In many cases, you can get hired on and go back to school (or attend training seminars) at their expense.


Training Programs for Orthopedic Sales Reps
When you graduate, you'll have a solid understanding of the specialty you selected, an understanding of the sales process and confidence to have intelligent conversations with surgeons about orthopedic devices.


Job Opportunities For Recent Graduates and Alumni
It is important to have shadowed a medical sales representative to gain insight into the role and confirm that this is where you wish to take your career. You still need to meet the minimum criteria of (ideally) 2:2 or above / Driving Licence for field based roles / right to work in the UK.


What Degree Do I Need to Work in Medical Sales
Depending on your employer, you may need a four-year degree in a relevant field in order to work in medical sales. In most cases, a background in biology, chemistry, nursing, or pre-med will be more than enough to get you startedâespecially if you have the sales or business experience to back your degree up. You might also opt for a two-year degree or vocational certification directly related to the medical field.


Training Programs for Orthopedic Sales Reps
Medical Sales College. The Medical Sales College offers a six-week onsite training program or a 10-week program with six weeks of at-home study and four weeks of onsite training. You can specialize in orthopedic reconstruction and trauma, spine, sports medicine, orthopedic extremities or foot and ankle.


Breaking Into Medical Device Sales
Another important consideration is the nature of medical device sales. In order for a medical device sales rep to be successful, they must understand the sales process and how the product is used to benefit the patient.


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Planning and Prioritise. The role of a Medical Sales Representative requires you to plan your territory effectively. You need to have the ability to communicate on all levels. A Medical Sales Representative communicates to both internal and external customers. There is a broad range of people you need to interact with as a Medical Sales Representative so you need to be friendly, courteous and above all professional.


Does the pancreas produce insulin?
Yes, the pancreas does produce insulin. It is used to turn glucose into glycogen when there is either to much glucose in the blood or there are leftovers from what the body neâ¦eds after a meal is eaten. The stored glycogen is then turned back into glucose when one's blood sugar is low.


Endocrine system?
The foundations of the endocrine system are the hormones and glands. As the body's chemical messengers, hormones transfer information and instructions from one set of cells to another. Many different hormones move through the bloodstream, but each type of hormone is designed to affect only certain cells.


The role of the pancreas in digestion and sugar metabolism
Within the pancreas, acinar cells produce the digestion enzymes, which travel in pancreatic juice into the duodenum through a system of ducts (which produce the pancreatic juice). Many of the pancreatic enzymes are actually proto-enzymes; they require another chemical in the duodenum to transform into an actual enzyme. For example, trypsinogen, produced in the pancreas, activates in the presence of enterokinase, produced in the duodenum. When activated, trypsinogen becomes the enzyme trypsin.


The role of the pancreas in digestion and sugar metabolism
Glucagon â produced in alpha (Î±) cells, increases glucose in the blood. Insulin â produced in beta (Î²) cells, decreases glucose in the blood. Somatostatin â produced in delta (Î´) cells, regulates the activity of alpha and beta cells. Pancreatic polypeptide â produced in gamma (Î³ or PP) cells.


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Pancreas is the mixed gland situated below the stomach .It is a gland which is mainly function to normalize blood glucose level. The main chemicals secreted by pancreas are.


What is Qatum Physics?
A gland is a group of cells that produces and secretes, or gives off, chemicals. A gland selects and removes materials from the blood, processes them, and secretes the finished chemical product for use somewhere in the body. Some types of glands release their secretions in specific areas.


Where is the pancreas?
The pancreas is very close to the stomach. As soon as food is eaten, the pancreas releases digestive enzymes into the bowel to break food down. As the food is digested, and nutrient levels in the blood rise, the pancreas produces insulin to help the body store the glucose (energy) away.


Where is the pancreas?
The most important hormone that the pancreas produces is insulin. Insulin is released by the âbeta cellsâ in the islets of Langerhans in response to food. Its role is to lower glucose levels in the bloodstream and promote the storage of glucose in fat, muscle, liver and other body tissues.


Log Choker Cable | Timber Tuff TMW-38
Timber Tuff | Log Choker Cable. Once your log is secure you can easily attach the Timber Tuff Tools Log Choker Cable to your ATV, UTV or lawn tractor via the tow ring. After itâs secure you can go ahead and haul it to your chosen destination. Itâs a simple tool but highly useful.


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Home / Products / Cable Hose Chokers. Cable Hose Chokers. The CABLE CHOKER has a specially designed nylon spool which allows the cable to tighten down on the hose during a failure. Unlike the WHIP CHECK or the steel Hobble Clamp, the CABLE CHOKER will continue tightening down sometimes even choking off the air for a more controlled release.


Forest Operations Equipment Catalog
Cable yarding consists of a system that uses cables to transport material from the woods to the landing. Material may be fully or partially suspended for all or a portion of the yarding distance. The cables are strung in corridors through the stand.


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Wallingfordâs Inc. has assembled the most complete line of wire rope, cable, and chokers offered by any manufacturer in the logging industry. Our wire rope program includes both Regular and Premium Swage Wire Rope along with a full range of diameters in general purpose rope.


Forest Operations Equipment Catalog
A highlead system is not a skyline and consists of a mainline and a haulback cable. It requires a minimum of two drums on the yarder. The only carriage a highlead system is capable of operating with is a grapple, otherwise it usually is configured with a butt rigging and chokers.


Forest Operations Equipment Catalog
The function of the winch sets on a yarder is to transfers the power from the power-train to the cables to do the work. A yarder can have 1 - 12 working winches. The more winches on the yarder the more versatile it is. The drum on the winch set stores the cable.


Choke (electronics)
A choke, with two 20 mH windings and rated to handle 2 A. In electronics, a choke is an inductor used to block higher-frequency alternating current (AC) in an electrical circuit, while passing lower-frequency or direct current (DC). A choke usually consists of a coil of insulated wire often wound on a magnetic core, although some consist of a doughnut-shaped bead of ferrite material strung on a wire.


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Cable Chokers and wire rope chokers are offered in both North American components as well as Asian, and are assembled in our New Hampton, NH facility. Our manufacturing plant is the most state of the art operation of its kind and all of our chokers are backed by Wallingfordâs warranty and service.


Log Choker Cable | Timber Tuff TMW-38
The Timber Tuff log choker cable is 10 feet long and capable of towing logs up to 2640 lbs. Highly durable with swedged ferrule and heat shrink cover. The powder coat finish will keep the rust away, which you should expect considering how much exposure to the elements this log choker cable will have.


Logging Chokers
WE MAKE CHOKERS EVERY SINGLE DAY! Professional Equipment, Used by Experts. When you buy chokers from Westech Rigging Supply, you're dealing with a company that has all the right equipment, and trained people using it. We don't make a handful of chokers per month, or per year. We make them every single day, by hand. It's just part of what we do.


What are your 4 pounds made of? How to understand calorie and energy density.
People generally eat between three to four pounds of food each day. Processed, calorie-dense foods add up to four pounds a lot quicker than whole, nutrient-dense foods. People generally eat between three to four pounds of food each day. Processed, calorie-dense foods add up to four pounds a lot quicker than whole, nutrient-dense foods.


Global meat consumption will soar by 2024. But what meat is eaten makes a big difference in the impact.
How much meat does the average American eat annually? 50 pounds (20 kilograms)? 100 pounds (40 kilograms)? Not even close. If we look just at the livestock âBig Fourâ â cows, chickens, pigs and sheep â the average American adult consumed 90 kilograms (198 pounds) of meat in 2014, according to data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The global average during that same year was 34 kilograms (75 pounds).


What are your 4 pounds made of? How to understand calorie and energy density.
Interestingly, research shows that most humans eat between three to five pounds of food per day. Indeed, as we approach four pounds of food intake for the day, most of us are feeling pretty satisfied.


Global meat consumption will soar by 2024. But what meat is eaten makes a big difference in the impact.
By 2024, these numbers are projected to increase to 94.1 kilograms (207.5 pounds) per person in the U.S. and 35.5 kilograms (78.3 pounds) globally. Thanks to all of this meat eating, at any given point in the year, there are 19 billion chickens, 1.5 billion cows, 1 billion pigs and 1 billion sheep on the planet â more than three times the number of people. And these numbers are set to rise as the human population grows and more people shift toward a meat-based diet.


How Much Food Does a Person Eat in a Lifetime?
Full Answer. The average person eats almost 1,500 pounds of food a year. The Valley View Public Schools report this amount of food is divided into 150 pounds of meat, 290 pounds of milk and cream, 35 pounds of eggs, 48 pounds of chicken, 68 pounds of bread, 125 pounds of potatoes and 80 pounds of fruit. The average family in the United States eats almost 6,000 pounds of food per year.


What are your 4 pounds made of? How to understand calorie and energy density.
If we eat four pounds of whole, real food then we get lots of nutrition with a calorie count that our body can handle. Whatâs our poundage portion? Most people in the U.S. are consuming (on average) the following amounts of food each day: 2.0 pounds of meat, dairy and eggs 1.5 pounds fruits and veggies 0.5 pound grains


How Much Food Does a Person Eat in a Lifetime?
The average person eats about 35 tons of food during a lifetime. The exact amount of food an individual person eats in a lifetime varies based on the person's gender, size, diet and... The average person eats about 35 tons of food during a lifetime. The exact amount of food an individual person eats in a lifetime varies based on the person's gender, size, diet and lifespan. Continue Reading


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About 5.5 pounds per day. Here is a fun Infographic showing the annual breakdown: (Source: http://visualeconomics.creditloa... ) To put this in context: Average daily calorie intake increased by 24.5 percent, or about 530 calories, between 1970 and 2000. (See: http://www.usda.gov/factbook/cha...


How many pounds of food does the average American eat in a day?
About 5.5 pounds per day. Here is a fun Infographic showing the annual breakdown: (Source: http://visualeconomics.creditloa... To put this in context: Average daily calorie intake increased by 24.5 percent, or about 530 calories, between 1970 and 2000.


Global meat consumption will soar by 2024. But what meat is eaten makes a big difference in the impact.
Overall, global meat consumption is projected to increase more than 4 percent per person over the next 10 years. But as the maps below illustrate, for a selection of countries and regions around the world, consumption wonât change equally across all types of livestock.


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J Brian. Whilst the question asks how to calculate the shear force I presume that the question is intended to be: - how to calculate the shear stress . Shear stress is the force, F, acting on a given section divided by the cross sectional area, A, of the section, calculated in the direction of the force. E.G., for a force, F, normal to the surface of a beam having a cross sectional area of A, the shear stress is = F/A. The first answer, given by Niel Leon, deals with the bending moment 7 years ago


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Step 1: Materials. 1  Step 2: Step 1: Knowing Forces Effect on Beams. 2  Step 3: Step 2: Find Reactions Using Moment Equations. 3  Step 4: Step 3: Find Reactions Using Sum of Forces. 4  Step 5: Step 4: Analyze Structure to See How Forces Affect Shear. 5  Step 6: Step 5: Draw Shear Diagram.


How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams
Step 8: Step 7: Calculate the Area Under Shear Curves - For rectangular areas multiply the height by the length. - For triangular areas multiply the height by the length and divide by 2 (equation for the area of a triangle).


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If the force is a point load it is simply the force x the distance [1] If the force is distributed or spread out you must integrate the forces and the distances [2]. Shear force is a function of the total force and the cross sectional area [2].


Shear Force and Bending Moment
Introduction. 1  Shear Forces occurs when two parallel forces act out of alignment with each other. For example, in a large boiler made from sections of sheet metal plate riveted together, there is an equal and opposite force exerted on the rivets, owing to the expansion and contraction of the plates.


How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams
Show All Items. 1  These instructions will help you to calculate and draw shear and bending moment diagram, as well as draw the resulting deflection. 2  To complete a shear force and bending moment diagram neatly you will need the following materials.


How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams
- Knowing how different forces effect beams is important to be able to calculate the shear and bending moments. - A point force will cause a rectangular shear and a triangular bending moment. - A rectangular distributed load will cause a triangular shear and a quadratic bending moment.


How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams
Congratulations! You have finished calculating and drawing shear and bending moment diagrams as well as an approximate deflection diagram. This will help you become better at calculating all typed of these problems, and you will certainly be ahead of the curve the next time you need to know how to do this.


Shear Force and Bending Moment
Shearing Force. The shearing force (SF) at any section of a beam represents the tendency for the portion of the beam on one side of the section to slide or shear laterally relative to the other portion. The diagram shows a beam carrying loads . It is simply supported at two points where the reactions are .


How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams
How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams. 1  Intro: How to Calculate and Draw Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams. 2  Step 1: Materials. 3  Step 2: Step 1: Knowing Forces Effect on Beams. 4  Step 3: Step 2: Find Reactions Using Moment Equations. 5  Step 4: Step 3: Find Reactions Using Sum of Forces. - Find your remaining resultant forces using the sum of the forces in the x and y directions. Step 5: Step 4: Analyze Structure to See How Forces Affect Shear. - Only forces perpendicular to the beam cause a shear. - Point forces create rectangular shear.


What are AT&T's 4G LTE bands?
Re: 4G LTE bands. A bit late to the party, but the 1700/2100Mhz (AWS-4 or AWS Band 4) requires both the 1700Mhz and 2100Mhz frequencies to be used at the same time. The 1700Mhz is used for uplink while the 2100Mhz is used for downlink.


U.S. Cellular - United States
U.S. Cellular (United States) uses 2 LTE bands and 2 CDMA bands. Find out if your unlocked phone or mobile device will work with U.S. Cellular (United States). See the tables below for details. This carrier only accepts approved devices on its network.


LTE frequency bands
Frequency bands and channel bandwidths. From Tables 5.5-1 E-UTRA Operating Bands and 5.6.1-1 E-UTRA Channel Bandwidth of 3GPP TS 36.101, the following table lists the specified frequency bands of LTE and the channel bandwidths each listed band supports: Supplemental Downlink only.


Cellular frequencies
Radio frequencies used for cellular networks differ in ITU Regions (Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia). The first commercial standard for mobile connection in the United States was AMPS, which was in the 800 MHz frequency band.


LTE frequency band
Band 66 downlink frequency range 2180 â 2200 MHz is restricted to E-UTRA operation when carrier aggregation is configured. Band 252 and 255 for LTE-U are restricted to E-UTRA operation when carrier aggregation is configured (LTE-U Forum) Back to top.


Thread: What is the AT&T's LTE and 4G frequency?
Re: 4G LTE bands. AT&T 4G HSPA and HSPA+ use 850Mhz(Band 5) and 1900Mhz(Band 2) bands but it all depends on area if they own a license. LTE uses Band 17(700Mhz), Band 5(850Mhz), Band 2(1900Mhz), Band 4(1700/2100Mhz) currently.


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The different LTE frequency allocations or LTE frequency bands are allocated numbers. Currently the LTE bands between 1 & 22 are for paired spectrum, i.e. FDD, and LTE bands between 33 & 41 are for unpaired spectrum, i.e. TDD. LTE frequency band definitions.


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See alsoEdit. 1  Bands by technology: GSM frequency bands. UMTS frequency bands. 2  Deployed networks by technology List of LTE networks. List of UMTS networks. 3  List of mobile network operators (summary)  Mobile country code - code, frequency, and technology for each operator in each country.


Cellular network
See alsoEdit. 1  Bands by technology: GSM frequency bands. 2  Deployed networks by technology List of LTE networks. 3  List of mobile network operators (summary)  Mobile country code - code, frequency, and technology for each operator in each country.


LTE Frequency Bands & Spectrum Allocations
The different LTE frequency allocations or LTE frequency bands are allocated numbers. Currently the LTE bands between 1 & 22 are for paired spectrum, i.e. FDD, and LTE bands between 33 & 41 are for unpaired spectrum, i.e. TDD. FDD LTE frequency band allocations.


Buying Interior Molding & Trim
Interior Wall Trim Types Trim and moldings are generally divided into categories according to where they appear on the wall (although some pieces can serve a dual purpose, such as a baseboard that is used as a door casing).


Material Choices
The most common framing materials used for windows and patio doors are wood, vinyl, and aluminum. More recent introductions to the market include fiberglass and a number of composites. Manufacturers also combine materials commonly, producing vinyl- or aluminum-clad wood products, wood-clad vinyl products and other combinations to meet a variety of demands for performance and aesthetics.


Buying Interior Molding & Trim
Some types come primed, which is a big plus-you can probably get away with applying only one coat of paint rather than the two or three usually needed for bare wood. Paint-grade pieces are made of various materials.


Buying Interior Molding & Trim
Interior Trim Types The word âtrimâ refers to almost every applied decorative element you can think of, including baseboard, door and window casings, chair rail, picture rail, crown molding, pediments, pilasters, columns, ceiling medallions, corbels, spandrels, mantels, and fireplace surrounds.


Buying Interior Molding & Trim
Interior Trim Materials Wood trim is usually clear, meaning it has no knots, which (unless you are installing knotty pine paneling) would mar the appearance. Pine is one of the most popular molding materials.


Buying Interior Molding & Trim
Interior Wall Trim Types. Trim and moldings are generally divided into categories according to where they appear on the wall (although some pieces can serve a dual purpose, such as a baseboard that is used as a door casing). Often different kinds of trim are combined to create a built-up molding, particularly a crown.


A Guide to Interior Door Materials
Interior doors are made from a variety of wood species, ranging from  classic hardwoods like mahogany, to less expensive softwoods such as pine. Because so many wood species are used, prices for this type of material vary widely. For the most part, however, solid wood is usually the most expensive interior door material. The most popular wood for interior doors includes cherry, walnut, maple, or juniper. Homeowners should keep in mind that, regardless of the wood type, all solid wood will shrink or expand with changing temperatures and humidity.


Buying Interior Molding & Trim
Interior Trim Types. The word âtrimâ refers to almost every applied decorative element you can think of, including baseboard, door and window casings, chair rail, picture rail, crown molding, pediments, pilasters, columns, ceiling medallions, corbels, spandrels, mantels, and fireplace surrounds.


Material Choices
Manufacturers offer doors in a variety of wood species. In addition to traditional stile-and-rail construction, a variety of other methods are used to manufacture wood doors. The most common type of interior door is constructed with molded (or flush) high-density fiberboard skins. These are offered in a variety of designs (re-creating the look of stile-and-rail construction).


Material Choices
Door Materials Within the industry, door panels without any framing are referred to as slabs. Residential entry door slabs are primarily manufactured in wood, insulated steel, and fiberglass. Vinyl entry doors are also available, as are doors produced with other composite materials. Sliding glass doors and many hinged glass models are also produced in vinyl and aluminum. Interior doors are most commonly made of wood. The most common feature a hollow core and a molded door face or skin. Wood-Traditional wood doors feature stile-and-rail construction. Vertical stiles and horizontal rails are joined together with solid wood panels (or glass lites) to create a single door panel.


How To Become a Crime Scene Technician
Role Requirements for Becoming a Crime Scene Technician. The BLS reports that crime scene technicians typically have extensive on-the-job training before they are assigned to work cases independently or testify in court.


How To Become a Crime Scene Technician
For people seeking careers that are simultaneously challenging, meaningful, and exciting, it is tough to beat becoming a crime scene technician. These professionals, also known as forensic science technicians or crime scene analysts, have inspired a number of popular television programs such as CSI and Dexter.


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The CSIâs job is to: 1  Secure the crime scene. 2  Take detailed measurements. 3  Sketch and diagram the scene.  Take 1  photographs. Document evidence taken from the scene (location, nature, etc.)  Package and label evidence for transfer to the 1  lab. Attend and photograph autopsies.  Write a report detailing evidence collection procedures and conclusions.


Crime Scene Investigator Education
Crime Scene Investigator Education. Crime scene investigators have to go through the same type of rigorous coursework as forensic scientists do if they want to earn an accredited degree in the field. CSIâs, as theyâre commonly referred to, donât necessarily need to know what they want to be during high school, however if they do, it helps.


Which College Majors Offer Courses in Crime Scene Investigation?
A bachelor's program in criminal justice or forensic science is a good starting point for students interested in learning more about crime scene investigation. The liberal arts nature of these programs prepares students for careers in a variety of areas, including crime scene investigation, juvenile justice and law enforcement.


Crime Scene Investigator
Crime scene investigators (CSIs) go by many names, including evidence technician, crime scene technician, forensic investigator, crime scene analyst, criminalistics officer and more. In the past, most CSIs were trained police officers. In fact, most still work out of police stations today.


Crime Scene Investigator
CSIs spend most of their time in the field, working at crime scenes. The CSIâs job is to: Secure the crime scene. Take detailed measurements. Sketch and diagram the scene. Take photographs. Document evidence taken from the scene (location, nature, etc.) Package and label evidence for transfer to the lab.


How To Become a Crime Scene Technician
Skills & Personality Traits of the Successful Crime Scene Technician. For crime scene technicians, it pays to have a strong stomach and a sense of adventure. These trained professionals apply scientific principles and the latest technologies in their quest for justice.


Which College Majors Offer Courses in Crime Scene Investigation?
Core requirements often include courses in the judiciary system, criminology, police administration and the law. Programs may allow you to choose a concentration from areas such as the court system, security, administration and victim services. You may also choose courses that focus on crime scene investigation.


Which College Majors Offer Courses in Crime Scene Investigation?
Earning this degree can be a first step toward a master's program and an eventual career with a medical examiner's office, evidence recovery unit or crime laboratory. Biology and chemistry courses form the basis for the major, but coursework in crime scene investigation is also included.


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Simple Interpretation of Continuity Tester Readings
Simple Interpretation of Continuity Tester Readings Below are photos of both a simple lightbulb and battery continuity tester, and a standard DMM set to its resistance (Ohms) range, showing various conditions one is most likely to find when testing D.C. continuity of a circuit.


Simple Interpretation of Continuity Tester Readings
Simple Interpretation of Continuity Tester Readings. Below are photos of both a simple lightbulb and battery continuity tester, and a standard DMM set to its resistance (Ohms) range, showing various conditions one is most likely to find when testing D.C. continuity of a circuit.


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Continuity test
Continuity test. In electronics, a continuity test is the checking of an electric circuit to see if current flows (that it is in fact a complete circuit). A continuity test is performed by placing a small voltage (wired in series with an LED or noise-producing component such as a piezoelectric speaker) across the chosen path. If electron flow is inhibited by broken conductors, damaged components, or excessive resistance, the circuit is open.


Continuity
Likewise, continuity doesn't mean short it just means very very low resistance. For example, if you have a circuit that draws an Amp from a 5V supply, it will appear to be a 5Ï resistor. If you measure that with your meter it will think its a short circuit, but really its just a high-drain circuit.


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How to test for continuity. 1  Turn the dial to Continuity Test mode ( ). It will likely share a spot on the dial with one or more functions, usually resistance (Ï). 2  If required, press the continuity button. 3  First insert the black test lead into the COM jack. 4  Then insert the red lead into the V Ï jack.


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How to test for continuity Turn the dial to Continuity Test mode ( ). It will likely share a spot on the dial with one or more functions, usually resistance (Î©).


Ohmmeter Usage
Some resistors have no color for precision, which marks them as +/- 20%. Other resistors use five color bands to denote their value and precision, in which case the colors for a 10 kÎ© resistor will be Brown, Black, Black, Red, and a fifth color for precision.


Build Yourself a Simple Continuity Tester
A continuity tester is a simple device consisting of two testing probes and a light (LED) or buzzer indicator. It is used to detect the presence of continuity or a break in between the two ends of a conductor which is connected to its testing probes. Learn how to make a continuity tester through a couple of simple circuit examples.


Using An Ohmmeter
Continuity- Continuity means that current can flow. When an ohmmeter is placed across a closed circuit it will read ohms this means that the circuit has continuity. Closed-When the term closed is used in relation to an electrical circuit it means that current can flow or it has continuity. Open-When the term open is used in relation to an electrical circuit it means current cannot flow or no continuity. Infinity ohms-This is what an ohmmeter reads when placed on an open circuit.


excise
Origin of excise Middle Dutch excijs alteration ( influenced by Latin excÄ«sus) ( past participle of excÄ«dere to cut out) of accijs tax probably from Old French acceis partly from Vulgar Latin accÄnsum (Latin ad-ad-) (Latin cÄnsus tax; see census.


excise
Excise is defined as a tax charged on certain items or goods. A tax charged on cigarettes is an example of an excise tax. To excise is defined as to cut out surgically. When a tumor is surgically cut out, this is an example of excise.


The Power to Impose Income Taxes?
Legal Definition of excise. 1  1 : a tax levied on the manufacture, sale, or consumption of a commodity â compare income tax, property tax. 2  2 : any of various taxes on privileges often assessed in the form of a license or other fee â compare direct tax.


excise tax
Definition of excise. 1  1 : an internal tax levied on the manufacture, sale, or consumption of a commodity. 2  2 : any of various taxes on privileges often assessed in the form of a license or fee.


excise
Excise takes part of its meaning from the prefix ex-, out. A writer may excise long passages of a novel to reduce it to a reasonable length, or a film director may excise a scene that might give offense. A surgeon may excise a large cancerous tumor, or make a tiny excision to examine an organ's tissue. Excise is also a noun


excise
Excise is also a noun, meaning a tax paid on something manufactured and sold in the U.S. Much of what consumers pay for tobacco or alcohol products go to cover the excise taxes that the state and federal government charge the manufacturers.


Rule 404. Character Evidence; Crimes or Other Acts
(1) Prohibited Uses. Evidence of a crime, wrong, or other act is not admissible to prove a personâs character in order to show that on a particular occasion the person acted in accordance with the character. (2) Permitted Uses; Notice in a Criminal Case.


Evidence (law)
These rules determine what evidence must or must not be considered by the trier of fact (which might be a judge or a jury) in reaching its decision and, sometimes, the weight that may be given to that evidence.


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In this procedure, the trial judge decides whether at confession is voluntary. In this procedure, the trial judge decides whether the confession is voluntary, in which case the confession is introduced into evidence and the judge instructs the jury to consider the confession along with all the other evidence presented.


criminal evidence definitions--CJ-223
An alternative procedure by which a court decides whether a confession is voluntary, the judge instructs the jury as to the definition of voluntariness and tells the jury to consider the confession as evidence only if it finds that the confession was voluntary.


Character and Habit Evidence
Character Evidence; Crimes or Other Acts. (a) Character Evidence. (1) Prohibited Uses. Evidence of a personâs character or character trait is not admissible to prove that on a particular occasion the person acted in accordance with the character or trait. (2) Exceptions for a Defendant or Victim in a Criminal Case.


Evidence (law)
Tampering is usually the criminal law variant in which a person alters, conceals, falsifies, or destroys evidence to interfere with a law-enforcement, governmental, or regulatory investigation, and is usually defined as a crime.


criminal evidence definitions--CJ-223
Any statement, verbal or otherwise, made by a party that can be used in evidence against him or her. Admission by a Party Opponent. A statement that is attributed to a named party in a civil lawsuit or a statement attributed to a criminal defendant.


criminal evidence definitions--CJ-223
Evidence of other Crimes, Acts, or Wrongs. Evidence of bad acts used not to prove a trait of character but to prove something else, such as motive, opportunity, intent, preparation, plan, knowledge, identity, absence of mistakes, or accident.


Evidence (law)
The law of evidence is also concerned with the quantum (amount), quality, and type of proof needed to prevail in litigation. The rules vary depending upon whether the venue is a criminal court, civil court, or family court, and they vary by jurisdiction.


Evidence (law)
In the United States and other countries, evidence may be excluded from a trial if it is the result of illegal activity by law enforcement, such as a search conducted without a warrant. Such illegal evidence is known as the fruit of the poisonous tree and is normally not permitted at trial.


10 beautiful Japanese flowers and their meanings
Kosumosu (Cosmos) â Autumn. This flower was also introduced to Japan in the Edo period. The shape of the flower is similar to Sakura, so it is written âAutumn Sakuraâ in Chinese characters (Kanji). In floral language it has the meaning of âMaiden Japanese heartâ, âCleanlinessâ and âLoveâ.


Japanese (girls) baby names with flower meanings?
RE: Japanese (girls) baby names with flower meanings? I'm looking for a Japanese baby name for a girl. I want it to have a flower meaning or be related to flowers. For example: Tsubaki = camellia. They have to be real names used by girls though.


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AOI (1- ç¢§, 2- èµ): Japanese unisex name meaning 1) blue or 2) hollyhock.. BRIAR: English unisex name derived from the plant name briar, from Old English brer, meaning prickly bush.. BRIER: Variant spelling of English unisex Briar, meaning briar plant.. DZAGHIG: Armenian unisex name meaning flower..


10 beautiful Japanese flowers and their meanings
Sakurasou (Primula sieboldii) â Spring. It is called Sakurasou because the shape of the flower looks like Sakura. The flowers have been grown since the Edo period and this flower is quite popular in Japan. In floral language it has the meaning of âDesireâ and âLong-lasting loveâ.


10 beautiful Japanese flowers and their meanings
There are also flowers that let the seasons pass and bloom accordingly. Flowers also have beautiful meanings. If you come to Japan, you should definitely know the meaning of Japanese flowers when you see them! Here are 10 of the most common ones.


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Flower Names Names associated with flowers. Names that mean anemone, iris, asphodel, daffodil, jonquil, tulip, orchid, carnation, chrysanthemum, heather, holly, magnolia, marigold, blossom, clover, daisy, jasmine, lilac, lily, lotus, rose, etc.


10 beautiful Japanese flowers and their meanings
Kiku (Chrysanthemum) â Autumn. The flower is originally from China, but it is also a symbol of Japan as well as Sakura. In floral language it has the meaning of âNobleâ, âTrust meâ and âPurityâ.


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AYAME (èè²): Japanese name meaning iris flower.. AYGUEL: AygÃ¼l turkish name meaning moon.. 1  ROSE: Azalea english name derived from the name of the, flower from The greek word, azaleos meaning.. 2  DRY: Azalia variant spelling Of English, azalea a name derived from the flower, name From greek, azaleos meaning..  dry


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-Amarante The meaning of the name Amarante is Flower That Never Fades-Aoi The meaning of the name Aoi is Hollyhock Flower-Hana/Hanae The meaning of the name Hana is Bud-Blossom-Haruna The meaning of the name Haruna is Spring Flower.


Japanese (girls) baby names with flower meanings?
I'm looking for a Japanese baby name for a girl. I want it to have a flower meaning or be related to flowers. For example: Tsubaki = camellia. They have to be real names used by girls though. Thank you! Source(s): japanese girls baby names flower meanings: https://biturl.im/qNRH6.


What is Icebreaker?
What is Icebreaker? An icebreaker is an activity, exercise, or experience designed to break the âiceâ that typically limits or inhibits interactions of a group of people who may or may not know each other. A group is exhibiting âiceâ if there is little or no talking, reluctance to make physical contact, and poor eye contact.


Icebreaker (facilitation)
Icebreaker (facilitation) An icebreaker is a facilitation exercise intended to help a group to begin the process of forming themselves into a team. Icebreakers are commonly presented as a game to warm up the group by helping the members to get to know each other. They often focus on sharing personal information such as names, hobbies, etc.


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âº MEETINGS a game or activity that is used to introduce people to each other so that they feel more relaxed together: An ice breaker can be a useful way to start a presentation or training session. (Definition of âice breakerâ from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press) Translations of âice breakerâ.


Fun Ice Breaker Questions for Meetings
Fun and Funny Ice Breaker Questions. Here are sample ice breaker questions for you to use in meetings. Your feedback about how they worked is always welcome. Use your imagination to come up with fun questions of your own and see how you can develop your own ice breakers.


Fun Ice Breaker Questions for Meetings
Some ice breakers are fun and funny, and their goal is to help your participants enjoy meeting each other. Other times, you might want to tie the ice breaker into the topic of the meeting. But, you have a different purpose when you use fun and funny ice breakers to start out your meeting or team building session. These ice breakers produce laughter that contributes to a genuinely relaxed meeting environment.


Icebreaker (facilitation)
An icebreaker should be related to the subject or the purpose of the meeting. For example, if a collaborative learning environment is needed for a training project, then an icebreaker exercise that promotes collaboration could be chosen.


Meaning of âice breakerâ in the English Dictionary
ice breakernoun [ C ] uk â us â. âº MEETINGS a game or activity that is used to introduce people to each other so that they feel more relaxed together: An ice breaker can be a useful way to start a presentation or training session. (Definition of âice breakerâ from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary Â© Cambridge University Press)


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Merino 101. The merino is one of the worldâs most ancient breeds of sheep. And one of the toughest. Very different to a regular sheep who chews grass in the lowlands, our merino live in the extremes of New Zealandâs Southern Alps. Regular sheep would freeze to death up there.


What Is An Icebreaker?
What Is An Icebreaker? Most people think that they know what is an icebreaker, or that simply running a quick activity at the beginning of their program constitutes an ice-breaker. Or, worse, they think that using ice-breakers is a waste of time, so they dispense with their use altogether.


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eLayaway has revolutionized the way layaway works
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Ashley Furniture has layaway? Who knew?!?!
So our whim ended up costing a small fortune but we have 2 rooms furnished so it's all good. The layaway catch -- you have to put 15% down and pay 15% every 30 days (due by the 7th) but whatever.


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More Information on Family Tree Maker Desktop Software
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The Female Cat in Heat - The Signs and Symptoms of Feline Estrus.
- Clinical signs and symptoms of heat in cats (includes pictures). The female cat in heat exhibits many behavioral signs to notify male cats and her owners of her receptive state and her desire for breeding. These include: 3a) Receptive, crouching body posture-lordosis or standing estrous.


Symptoms of Cats in Heat
Cats in heat display a wide range of symptoms that indicate they are ready to mate. Recognizing these signs helps you take the necessary measures to prevent an unwanted pregnancy. A female cat reaches sexual maturity between the age of 4 to 12 months, depending on the breed and other environmental factors.


The Female Cat in Heat - The Signs and Symptoms of Feline Estrus.
The feline estrus cycle, otherwise known as the female reproductive cycle or heat cycle of the female cat, is a repetitive cycle of seasonally and hormonally driven fluctuations in a female cat's fertility and sexual receptivity.


Symptoms of a female cat in heat
Symptoms of a female cat in heat, as we talked in our previous article, may not give you a guaranteed answer whether your cat is in season or not; however, symptomatic approach is mostly considered accurate enough to evaluate if your cat is in heat.