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Morgantown, KY Butler County. About Search Results. YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria.


Morgantown, Kentucky
Morgantown, Kentucky. Butler County Courthouse in Morgantown. Morgantown is a home rule-class city in, and the seat of, Butler County, Kentucky, United States. The population was 2,394 at the time of the 2010 census.


Morgantown, Kentucky
Kentucky Route 403 is a minor artery in and out of town. The city does not have railroad service. Events of interest. Morgantown's municipal park, Charles Black City Park, is home to the annual Green River Catfish Festival held the week of July 4. The festival has been held annually since July 1980.


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Around Kentucky â¦ Kentucky and 11 other states are debuting a U.S. Civil Rights Trail on Monday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The trail, which includes more than 130 landmarks, will highlight three sites in Kentucky: Berea College, Louisville and the Simpsonville birthplace of civil rights leader Whitney Young. âLexington Herald-Leader * * * A man who was shot and killed Friday afternoon by law enforcement in Allen County was a suspect in a Tennessee homicide.


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Morgantown, KY Butler County. YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria.


Morgantown, Kentucky
Morgantown, Kentucky. Morgantown is a home rule-class city in, and the seat of, Butler County, Kentucky, United States. The population was 2,394 at the time of the 2010 census.


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However, anaphylactoid reactions, unlike anaphylactic reactions, may occur after the first exposure to a substance. Also, anaphylactoid reactions are not allergic reactions because immunoglobulin E (IgE), the class of antibodies involved in allergic reactions, does not cause them. Rather, the reaction is caused directly by the substance.


Anaphylactic Reactions
Anaphylactic reactions (anaphylaxis) are sudden, widespread, potentially severe and life-threatening allergic reactions. These reactions often begin with a feeling of uneasiness, followed by tingling sensations and dizziness.


Medical Dictionary
Definition of Anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock: A widespread and very serious allergic reaction. Symptoms include dizziness, loss of consciousness, labored breathing, swelling of the tongue and breathing tubes, blueness of the skin, low blood pressure, heart failure, and death.


Anaphylaxis
Pollen and other inhaled allergens rarely cause anaphylaxis. Some people have an anaphylactic reaction with no known cause. Anaphylaxis is life-threatening and can occur at any time. Risks include a history of any type of allergic reaction.


Anaphylaxis
When the person is exposed to that allergen again, an allergic reaction may occur. Anaphylaxis happens quickly after the exposure. The condition is severe and involves the whole body. Tissues in different parts of the body release histamine and other substances.


Living With Food Allergies
Anaphylaxis: Severe Allergic Reactions. Some children are allergic to certain foods, medicines, insects and latex. When they come into contact with these things they develop symptoms, such as hives and shortness of breath. This is known as an allergic reaction. Things that cause an allergic reaction are called allergens. Take all allergic symptoms seriously because both mild and severe symptoms can lead to a serious allergic reaction called anaphylaxis (anna-fih-LACK-sis).


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But they can be caused by any allergen. Like other allergic reactions, an anaphylactic reaction does not usually occur after the first exposure to an allergen but may occur after a subsequent exposure. However, many people do not recall a first exposure.


cephalexin
1 Boils (Skin Abscesses)  A boil is a skin abscess, a collection of pus localized deep in the skin. There are several different types of boils. Among them are the following: furuncle.


Buttock Pain: Symptoms & Signs
1 A boil is a skin abscess, a collection of pus localized deep in the skin. There are several different types of boils.  Psoriatic arthritis is a disease that causes skin and joint inflammation. Symptoms include painful, stiff, and swollen joints, tendinitis, and organ inflammation.


Living With Food Allergies
So, itâs important for you to be prepared for all allergic reactions, especially anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis must be treated right away because it can cause death. Symptoms of anaphylaxis usually involve more than one part of the body such as the skin, mouth, eyes, lungs, heart, gut, and brain. Some symptoms include: 1  Skin rashes and itching and hives.  Swelling of the lips, tongue or throat.


The NDA, CDA, PIA, and Other Confidentiality Agreements
Duration of the NDA. NDAs typically have two elements of duration. The first element is the period during which disclosures can be made that are covered under the NDA. For example, for employees or consultants, this is typically the period during which the employee or consultant is engaged by the company.


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This post examines the NDA terms. Sometimes they are called NDAs, CDAs, or PIAs, but they all try to limit the disclosure and use of confidential information. This post examines the NDA terms.


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ndacda NDACDA is an active chapter of the American Choral Directors Association founded in 1959. ACDA is a non profit professional organization of choral directors from schools, colleges, and universities; community, church, and professional choral ensembles; and industry and institutional organizations. Members in all 50 states are organized into the local chapters, each with its own separate board of directors.


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Where can I find a free NDA / CDA agreement? We have placed a free basic NDA/CDA agreement on our website here: FREE NDA. This is a very commonplace NDA agreement, however, to maximize your protection we recommend having us prepare a custom nondisclosure agreement that will suit the needs of your specific situation. If you would like to discuss this option please contact us.


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NDA is an acronym for nondisclosure agreement. CDA is an acronym for confidentiality agreement. These agreements are the same and designed to maintain the confidentiality of information. They can be used to create protections irrespective of whether the information is covered by a patent.


NDA vs. CDA... Really, What's the Difference?
Since NDAs and CDAs are the most frequently used names, I will stick to those names. So whatâs the difference between an NDA and a CDA and the others? Really, nothing. This is one of those, A Rose by Any Other Name issues. Itâs not the name of the agreement, but the content that separates one NDA from another NDA or CDA. Some practitioners are of the view that NDAs are used in transactional matters such as mergers and acquisitions while CDA are used in non-transactional matters such as performing services or consulting work.


The NDA, CDA, PIA, and Other Confidentiality Agreements
The NDA, CDA, PIA, and Other Confidentiality Agreements Because of the frequency of which they are used, one of the first forms that we automated at AlphaTech was the Confidentiality Agreement.


NDA vs. CDA... Really, What's the Difference?
Occasionally questions come up from friends and colleagues about the difference between a Non-Disclosure Agreement (also known by its acronym; âNDAâ) and a Confidentiality Agreement (also known by its lengthier name; Confidential Disclosure Agreement or âCDAâ).


Confidentiality Agreements (CDAs)
A Confidentiality Agreement, also sometimes referred to as a non-disclosure agreement (CDA or NDA), is designed to protect the confidential information that may be released between an industry sponsor and the faculty and staff of Yale University so that they can determine whether or not to enter into a subsequent agreement for either a clinical ...


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Method 3 Understanding the Withdrawal Process. Understand why unsupervised withdrawal from Alprazolam is dangerous. Alprazolam, also known as Xanax (its brand name), is a medication known as a benzodiazepine. This medication is used to treat anxiety disorders, panic attacks and other related psychiatric disorders.


Xanax Withdrawal Symptoms
Xanax is arguably the hardest pharmaceutical to on the market to detox from. The withdrawal symptoms of Xanax are not only excruciating, but can be life-threatening as benzodiazepine withdrawal can induce seizures or provoke suicides.


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Although withdrawal from Xanax is often more intense than from other benzos, it doesnât last as long. Xanax is a short-acting benzodiazepine, so its effects are felt sooner and are over quicker than most benzos. Withdrawal starts as soon as the body and brain are deprived of the drug. Therefore, withdrawal can start in as little as a few hours and usually last for little more than a week.


How to Withdraw from Alprazolam
Three Methods:Tapering Off AlprazolamTaking Care of Yourself While TaperingUnderstanding the Withdrawal ProcessCommunity Q&A. Alprazolam, or Xanax (brand name), is a medication known as a benzodiazepine that is used to treat anxiety disorders, panic attacks and other related psychiatric disorders. Alprazolam and other benzodiazepines increase the action of a neurotransmitter, or chemical messenger in the brain, called GABA.


Xanax Withdrawal
General symptoms of Xanax withdrawal. Rebound is the most common early effect of withdrawal. This is a return, or a worsening of the original problem the drug was prescribed for. Insomnia, anxiety and an agitated mood are likely.


Xanax Withdrawal
XanaxÂ® withdrawal results when stopping usage after an extended period of usage or after a period of taking a high daily dosage. Suddenly stopping the usage of Xanax once the body has become accustomed to the drug can have serious consequences. This is a problem with all drugs but sudden withdrawal of Xanax is especially dangerous.


Xanax Withdrawal Symptoms
This makes the withdrawal symptoms from Xanax more pronounced than other drugs in its class. Xanax and its counterparts are prescribed primarily for the treatment of anxiety disorders such as Generalized Anxiety Disorder(GAD) , General Panic Disorder (GPD) and miscellaneous phobias, such as agoraphobia. They are occasionally prescribed for sleep disturbances, temporary situational anxiety, or muscle tension.


Xanax Withdrawal Symptoms
The onset of these symptoms with a short-acting benzodiazepine, such as Xanax, can be expected within 48 hours and will typically last for approximately 2 months. After stabilization of the more adverse withdrawal symptoms, the less acute symptoms may persist for a year or more after complete cessation.


Xanax Withdrawal and Detox
These people also increase their likelihood of suffering from withdrawal. Withdrawal occurs when a person who is physically dependent on Xanax suddenly stops taking it. Without Xanax, a dependent person canât function or feel normal, and they often experience physical pain and psychological disturbances.


Xanax Withdrawal
Because Xanax is a shorter acting anti-anxiety medication, withdrawal can start as soon as 6 hours after the last dose, peak at 24 hours and resolve after about 3 days without the drug. In the earliest stage, there is strong anxiety, nervousness, and the feeling of trembling (âjittery feelingâ).


How Imhotep gave us medicine
Scientists examining documents dating back 3,500 years say they have found proof that the inception lies not with Hippocrates (460BC-370BC) and the Greeks but in ancient Egypt and the likes of Imhotep (2667BC - 2648BC), who designed the pyramids at Saqqara and was elevated to become the god of healing.


Imhotep
Rickipedia has a collection of images and media related to Imhotep. 1  The Mummy (First appearance) The Mummy (novelization) The Mummy (PC) The Mummy (video game) 2  The Mummy: Valley of the Gods (Mentioned only) 3  The Mummy Returns The Mummy Returns (novelization) 4  The Mummy: Secrets of the Medjai The Summoning.


Imhotep
Imhotep was High Priest of Osiris, and carried out his position effectively, becoming the trusted adviser and close confidant of Seti I, along with being the grand Vizier to Zozer, and by 1280 B.C, Imhotep designed and oversaw the construction of the temple of Amun Ra, even devising the means of moving the large bricks of the pyramids.


Imhotep ( The Mummy)
(August 2016) Imhotep is a fictional character and the titular antagonist in the 1932 film The Mummy, and later featured in its 1999 remake and its sequel The Mummy Returns again as one of the main antagonists. Sofia Boutella plays a female version of the character named Ahmanet in the 2017 remake.


Imhotep
Second in a long line of architects. Imhotep, or he who cometh in peace, was born in Ankhtowe, a suburb of Memphis, Egypt. The month and day of his birth are noted precisely as the sixteenth day of Epiphi, third month of the Egyptian harvest (corresponding to May 31) but the year is not definitely recorded.


Wrong Knowledge
For the wild boar did what it wanted to do, and would belt you to death is you stood in it's way. (104.) ZOSER came up with the swine, finally, and it's nature was that of the rat, and the cat, and the body of a dog. -Holy Tablets: Chapter 13 Generation of Abraham Tablet 3:68-104. This story of the dog, cat, rat and pig was PLAGIARIZED from the book How to Eat to Live.


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Of transforming into Animals... by Inhotep in Dark Ages. I have recently taken note, while riding in the country, a hovel set off the path, just beyond the Casmanium Mines; close to the edge of the Mileth Forest. I might never have noticed the dwelling if not for the abundance of cats and other animals that ran loose about the property.


The Step Pyramid of Djoser
The Step Pyramid has been thoroughly examined and investigated over the last century and it is now known that the building process went through many different stages and there were a few false starts. Imhotep seems to have first begun building a simple mastaba tomb. The highest mastaba was 20 feet (6 meters) but Imhotep decided to go higher.


Quiz human111 - uestion 1 0 out of 2 points What did...
View Notes - Quiz human111 from HUM 112 HUN 200 at Strayer. uestion 1 0 out of 2 points What did lost-wax casting enable the Mesopotamian sculptors to create? Answer Selected Answer: More lifelike-looking bronze pieces Question 2 2 out of 2 points What distinguishes the Law Code of Hammurabi from its predecessors?


Imhotep
Imhotep was one of the chief officials of the Pharaoh Djoser. Egyptologists ascribe to him the design of the Pyramid of Djoser, a step pyramid at Saqqara in Egypt in 2630â2611 BC. He may also have been responsible for the first known use of stone columns to support a building.


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Allergies are common. In the developed world, about 20% of people are affected by allergic rhinitis, about 6% of people have at least one food allergy, and about 20% have atopic dermatitis at some point in time. Depending on the country about 1â18% of people have asthma.


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1 Allergy involves an exaggerated response of the immune system, often to common substances such as foods or pollen.  The immune system is a complex system that normally defends the body against foreign invaders, such as bacteria and viruses, while also surveying for abnormal tissue changes, such as cancer.


ICD-10 Diagnosis Code L23.9
Allergies can cause a variety of symptoms such as a runny nose, sneezing, itching, rashes, swelling, or asthma. Allergies can range from minor to severe. Anaphylaxis is a severe reaction that can be life-threatening. Doctors use skin and blood tests to diagnose allergies. Treatments include medicines, allergy shots, and avoiding the substances that cause the reactions.


Allergies: Basic Info You Need to Know
It's what happens when your immune system reacts to something thatâs usually harmless. Those triggers, which doctors call allergens, can include pollen, mold, and animal dander, certain foods, or things that irritate your skin. Allergies are very common. At least 1 in 5 Americans has one.


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She completed her internal medicine training at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and remained at the university to complete her fellowship training in allergy and clinical immunology. Dr. Ramsey is board certified in internal medicine and allergy and immunology. Her professional interests include the treatment of drug allergy and eosinophilic disorders. She also enjoys teaching medical trainees.


List of topics characterized as pseudoscience
She is a member of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, the New York State Allergy Society, and the Finger Lakes Allergy Society.


Allergy
Allergies, also known as allergic diseases, are a number of conditions caused by hypersensitivity of the immune system to something in the environment that usually causes little or no problem in most people. These diseases include hay fever, food allergies, atopic dermatitis, allergic asthma, and anaphylaxis. Symptoms may include red eyes, an itchy rash, runny nose, shortness of breath, or swelling. Food intolerances and food poisoning are separate conditions.


2018 ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code T78.40
An allergy is a reaction by your immune system to something that does not bother most other people. People who have allergies often are sensitive to more than one thing. Substances that often cause reactions are.


Allergy (Allergies)
This is a review regarding how the allergic response of the immune system occurs and why certain people become allergic. The most common allergic diseases are described, including allergic rhinitis (nasal allergies), allergic conjunctivitis (eye allergies), allergic asthma, urticaria (hives), and food allergies.


Allergy
Positive tests, however, may not mean there is a significant allergy to the substance in question. Early exposure to potential allergens may be protective. Treatments for allergies include avoiding known allergens and the use of medications such as steroids and antihistamines.


COUNTIF function
Counts the number of apples (the value in A2), and oranges (the value in A3) in cells A2 through A5. The result is 3. This formula uses COUNTIF twice to specify multiple criteria, one criteria per expression. You could also use the COUNTIFS function.


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COUNTIFS Function. The COUNTIFS function complete the lake of the COUNTIF function. It is only available for the version of Office 2007. Presentation. The COUNTIF function allows you to count how many times you have an item in a list. But when you want to do a count on several criteria, the function COUNTIF shows its limits.


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Count over a period of time. With the COUNTIFS function, it is also possible to calculate the number of elements for a specific period of time and without difficulties. In the following example, we will try to calculate the number of times we sold hard drives between the 1rt December 2008 to the 31th December 2008.


The Excel COUNTIFS Function
Excel Countifs Function Examples. The spreadsheet below shows a set of exam results for a class of students. The Countifs function can be used to find the number of rows in the data set that satisfy conditions relating to the subject, score and gender. This is shown in the examples below.


MS Excel: How to use the COUNTIFS Function (WS)
The Microsoft Excel COUNTIFS function counts the number of cells in a range, that meets a single or multiple criteria. The COUNTIFS function is a built-in function in Excel that is categorized as a Statistical Function. It can be used as a worksheet function (WS) in Excel. As a worksheet function, the COUNTIFS function can be entered as part of a formula in a cell of a worksheet.


The Excel COUNTIFS Function
The Excel Countifs function returns the number of rows within a table, that satisfy a set of given criteria. The function is new in Excel 2007, and so is not available in earlier versions of Excel. The syntax of the Countifs function is: COUNTIFS( criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...


COUNTIFS function
The COUNTIFS function syntax has the following arguments: 1  criteria_range1 Required. The first range in which to evaluate the associated criteria. 2  criteria1 Required. The criteria in the form of a number, expression, cell reference, or text that define which cells will be counted. 3  criteria_range2, criteria2, ... Optional.


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Learn how to select ranges in a worksheet. criteria (required) A number, expression, cell reference, or text string that determines which cells will be counted. For example, you can use a number like 32, a comparison like >32, a cell like B4, or a word like apples. COUNTIF uses only a single criteria. Use COUNTIFS if you want to use multiple criteria.


MS Excel: How to use the COUNTIF Function (WS)
Using Named Ranges. You can also use a named range in the COUNTIFS function. A named range is a descriptive name for a collection of cells or range in a worksheet. If you are unsure of how to setup a named range in your spreadsheet, read our tutorial on Adding a Named Range.


The Excel COUNTIFS Function
The Excel COUNTIFS Function. Function Description. The Excel Countifs function returns the number of rows within a table, that satisfy a set of given criteria. The function is new in Excel 2007, and so is not available in earlier versions of Excel. COUNTIFS( criteria_range1, criteria1, [criteria_range2, criteria2], ...


Textured Tile Nightmare
Post by ccs06 on Nov 12, 2008 at 7:47am. Any advice for cleaning ceramic tile with textured grooves in it? The tile also has little pit holes in it to that the dirt just gets in and sticks as well as along the grove lines. This is in a high traffic area so it is dirty nightly. I started cleaning with a scrub brush and then moved to a handled angled brush to get in the crevices better, but it takes forever and it never looks absolutely clean.


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Textured Tile Nightmare. 1  Post by ccs06 on Nov 12, 2008 at 7:47am. 2  Post by on Nov 12, 2008 at 9:05am. 3  Post by J4K Cleaning on Nov 12, 2008 at 9:37am. 4  Post by ccs06 on Nov 12, 2008 at 12:31pm. 5  Post by on Nov 12, 2008 at 4:10pm. 6  Post by ccs06 on Nov 12, 2008 at 11:15pm. 7  Post by on Nov 13, 2008 at 6:13am. 8  Post by executive1 on Nov 25, 2008 at 8:15pm.


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Put the mixture in a spray bottle and spray the grout in between your floor tiles. Wait for the vinegar solution to stop bubbling and then scrub the grout with a scrub brush or toothbrush. Once the grout is clean, mop the tiles with water to get rid of any leftover vinegar solution.


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The dish soap helps loosen dirt and remove grease. NOTE: The bleaching action of the chemical reaction may affect colored grout. Test a hidden corner before cleaning the entire floor.


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Step 1, Make a paste of baking soda and water. Mix 3 parts of baking soda to 1 part water to make a thick paste. This versatile cleaner will work with all colors of grout, but vinegar can be harmful to some natural stones such as marble or limestone. Apply the paste to the grout lines with your finger. Although the baking soda isnât harmful, wearing rubber gloves can help prevent scratches or ...Step 2, Make a 1:1 solution of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle. Spray the ...


Textured Tile Nightmare
Do you have any ideas on a cleaning product that my clean better? I've been using Zep PH neutralizer disinfectant floor cleaner. I'm wondering if there is a product that can help loosen the dirt out of the crevices, so the scrubbing/mopping will give better results.


Textured Tile Nightmare
If you are using a brush to break it loose you should have a wet vac sucking it up as you do so followed by a rinse and vac. Specialized equipment actually pressure washes the debri out of the pits/cracks. Check out some of the IJCSA sponsors to find a ceramic tile/grout cleaner.


Textured Tile Nightmare
First, are you sure it is ceramic and not porcelain. Most textured finished tile I have encountered has been porcelain. Within the last year or so, there has been evidence that porcelain tile develops a molecular charge and adheres dirt to it, even the use of a strong biodegreaser will not remove dirt from this tile.


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Even after mopping, tile floors with dirty grout will still look messy. Fortunately, you can easily clean grout using simple household products so your tiles look brand new again. Make a paste of baking soda and water. Mix 3 parts of...


Allure Resilient Flooring
flooring over a surface that is very bumpy. The planks are very stiff, when you walk on them, they will flex, and over time, a corner may pop up. If you place this flooring over a rough bumpy surface, you will feel the roughness through the flooring. Decide which way you want the planks to go, either width-wise or length-wise to the room.


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14.4 - The Split-Split-Plot Design. Printer-friendly version. The restriction on randomization mentioned in the split-plot designs can be extended to more than one factor. For the case where the restriction is on two factors the resulting design is called a split-split-plot design.


What Is a Split Bedroom Design?
In the split-bedroom design, the master suite often spans the home's width. When bedrooms are grouped together side by side or across a hall at one end of the home, complaints often arise. In a split-bedroom design, also called a split-bedroom home, the master suite is separated or split off from the other sleeping zone or area.


14.4 - The Split-Split-Plot Design
14.4 - The Split-Split-Plot Design. The restriction on randomization mentioned in the split-plot designs can be extended to more than one factor. For the case where the restriction is on two factors the resulting design is called a split-split-plot design. These designs usually have three different sizes or types of experimental units.


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Design Shack â Web Design Gallery, Articles & Community. Layout can both be one of the easiest and one of the trickiest facets of web design. Sometimes a designer can bust out an amazing layout in minutes and sometimes that same designer can struggle for the better part of day with the same task.


What Is a Split Bedroom Design?
This is still possible in a split-bedroom home if the bedrooms aren't situated on each end. Improved lighting comes with an open concept design and windows on both sides, or skylights above. Often, the master bedroom consumes one end of the home in a split-bedroom design. The spaciousness created by such a layout can allow for a generous-sized walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom.


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Construction of single replicates of a two-level full. factorial designs is straightforward. In this case, a. completely randomized design in the whole-plot fac-. tors is conducted and, within each whole plot, a. completely randomized design in the split-plot fac-. tors is also conducted.


10 Rock Solid Website Layout Examples
Weâll emphasize this by first showing you a simple silhouette of the layout so that you can project your own thoughts and designs onto it, then weâll follow it up with one or two examples of real sites that use the layout.


10 Rock Solid Website Layout Examples
10 Rock Solid Website Layout Examples. Layout can both be one of the easiest and one of the trickiest facets of web design. Sometimes a designer can bust out an amazing layout in minutes and sometimes that same designer can struggle for the better part of day with the same task.


10 Rock Solid Website Layout Examples
The main box in this layout is often a jQuery slider, capable of showcasing as much content as you want! The silhouetted shapes along the top are areas that can be used for logos, company names, navigation, search bars and any other informational and functional content typically on a website.


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The analysis of a split-plot experiment is more. complex than that for a completely randomized ex-. periment due to the presence of both split-plot and. whole-plotrandomerrors.IntheBoxetal.corrosion-. resistance example, a whole-plot eï¬ect is introduced. with each setting or re-setting of the furnace.


"A Personal Injury Claim: ""How Long Will It Take?"""
[4][4] If a claim can be resolved without litigation, then the maximum period is usually two years. That's because in Virginia there is a two year statute of limitations which applies to most personal injury cases.


How Long Does A Home Insurance Claim Take, And Other Important Questions
Follow some important tips and make your homeowners insurance claim go smoother. What to Do After You File a Home Insurance Claim. You can make your home insurance claim smoother and take less time to process by following some of these steps: Stay in contact with your insurance claims adjuster. Don't sit back and wait for your home insurance settlement. Claims adjusters generally have hundreds, even thousands of claims to handle. Staying in contact with your adjuster will let him or her know that you are on top of things. Ask if any forms can be emailed to you.


How long until I get my insurance money?
Say it's March 1 and you have a fender-bender in your car. Just how long do you have to wait to get your insurance check for the damages? Generally you should be riding pretty by April 1. At least that's the goal of most auto insurers -- to have your claim paid out on or before the 30-day mark. But auto insurance rules are made to be broken. Of course, there's no certainty your vehicle will be repaired by then. The time limit to pay your claim varies by state, according to each state's claims settlement provisions. In Connecticut, paying promptly is the vague term used, which describes a payment within 30 days, and only if it is an undisputed clean claim.


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There are many factors that can lengthen or shorten the amount of time it takes for a car accident claim or lawsuit to resolve, such as: 1  The complexity of the accident. 2  The number of vehicles involved in the crash. 3  The severity of the victimâs injuries. 4  The severity of the victimâs property damage.


"A Personal Injury Claim: ""How Long Will It Take?"""
Of the cases that our attorneys file, probably 90% are still settled before trial. So litigation is usually just a step in negotiations. We don't want to file suit if we can settle the claim without litigation, but if the insurance company won't offer enough then that is our only option.


How long until I get my insurance money?
A clean claim means there is a straightforward accident, the insurer has complete documentation and there's no dispute between parties or question whether the insurer should pay. In New Jersey, insurers have 60 days to pay a bodily injury claim.


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As one can see there is no fixed answer as to how long a case can take to conclude. There are many variables but the most influential variables are the time it takes our client to complete their recovery from the injuries, and how long it takes the insurance company to make an acceptable settlement offer.


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A settlement may take several months, while a lawsuit may take several years. Ultimately, the timeline of your claim or lawsuit will be shaped by the factors listed above, in addition to other variables. Talking to an auto accident attorney in Oklahoma will give you a clearer idea of what to expect going forward.


How Long Does A Home Insurance Claim Take, And Other Important Questions
You can make your home insurance claim smoother and take less time to process by following some of these steps: 1  Stay in contact with your insurance claims adjuster. Don't sit back and wait for your home insurance settlement. 2  Ask if any forms can be emailed to you.


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There are many factors that can lengthen or shorten the amount of time it takes for a car accident claim or lawsuit to resolve, such as: The complexity of the accident. The number of vehicles involved in the crash. The severity of the victimâs injuries.


What do phrases like 'ibid' in my reading lists mean?
Loc. cit. - An abbreviation for the Latin 'Loco citato' which means 'in the place cited'. It's use is similar to that of ibid. but not only does this phrase refer you to the same work just citied but also the same place in that work such as a page number or paragraph number.


What do phrases like 'ibid' in my reading lists mean?
The name of the first author is given followed by 'et al.' so that all the other authors' names don't have to be listed. ibid. - An abbreviation for the Latin 'ibidem' which means 'in the same place'. When you see the word 'ibid.' in a reading list it is referring you to material in a source just mentioned.


What does 'Ibid' mean in reference/footnotes?
up vote 5 down vote. Ibid is a contraction of ibidem, a Latin word meaning âthe same place.â This term is most commonly used for footnoting in scholarly texts, allowing the author to say âibidâ instead of citing a lengthy title.


Definitions &Translations
Numerology. 1  Chaldean Numerology. The numerical value of ibid in Chaldean Numerology is: 8. 2  Pythagorean Numerology. The numerical value of ibid in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6.


What do phrases like 'ibid' in my reading lists mean?
Reading lists, references and footnotes sometimes contain Latin phrases and/or their corresponding abbreviations. Some common abbreviations and phrases which might be unfamiliar to you are explained below. Et al. - An abbreviation for the Latin 'Et Alii ' which means 'and others'.


What does 'Ibid' mean in reference/footnotes?
followed by page numbers - but I have no idea what this term means. At first I thought it was a reference to a classical author (spurred on a little bit by the character of Ibid in a Discworld book), but I realise now that it must have some technical meaning for referencing sources.


What do Latin abbreviations such as i.e., e.g., cf., and et al. stand for, and what do they mean?
A quick summary of these and several other common Latin abbreviations that are sometimes misunderstood [1]: 1  i.e. (id est) means that is or in other words. 2  e.g. (exempli gratia) means for example. 3  viz. (videlicet) means namely or that is to say. 4  et al. (et alii) means and others or and collaborators.


Ibid. and op. cit.
DEFINITIONS Ibid. (abbreviation for the Latin Ibidem, meaning The same). Refers to the same author and source (e.g., book, journal) in the immediately preceding reference. op. cit. (abbreviation for the Latin opus citatum, meaning the work cited). Refers to the reference listed earlier by the same author. Ibid.


What does bid in prescriptions mean?
Medical Definition of b.i.d. (on prescription) b.i.d. (on prescription): Seen on a prescription, b.i.d. means twice (two times) a day. It is an abbreviation for bis in die which in Latin means twice a day. The abbreviation b.i.d. is sometimes written without a period either in lower-case letters as bid or in capital letters as BID.


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Ibid is the abbreviation of Ibidem, which is Latin for âthe same place.â Basically, it means the source for that footnote, endnote or reference is the same as the previous footnote, endnote, or reference. Think of it as a scholary ditto mark. For more information, see: http://wapedia.mobi/en/Ibid.


Jaw Pain: Symptoms & Signs
The temporomandibular joints are complex structures containing muscles, tendons, and bones. Injury to or disorders of these structures can all result in pain in the jaw area. Jaw pain may occur on one side or on both sides, depending upon the cause.


Jaw Pain: Symptoms & Signs
Trigeminal neuralgia is a condition of the nervous system that causes extreme facial pain that sometimes involves the jaw area. Jaw pain can be associated with other symptoms, including. 1  a popping sensation, 2  tooth pain, 3  difficulty chewing, 4  tenderness and aching of other areas of the face or neck.


Jaw Pain: Symptoms & Signs
Injury to or disorders of these structures can all result in pain in the jaw area. Jaw pain may occur on one side or on both sides, depending upon the cause. Also depending upon the exact cause, the pain may occur when chewing or may occur at rest.


Causes of Pain in the Right Side of the Jaw
Pain in the right side of the jaw can indicate a problem within the jaw bone itself, or it may signal a disorder from any of the nearby tissues, nerves, and structures of the head and neck. Certain chronic autoimmune conditions can also result in jaw pain.


Jaw Pain: Symptoms & Signs
Additionally, other medical conditions not related to the TMJ may cause perceived pain in the jaw area. One of the most characteristic of these is the pain associated with coronary artery disease (angina) or heart attack, which typically occurs in the chest but can radiate (spread) to the jaw area.


Causes of Pain in Right Jaw & Ear
Many conditions can cause right jaw and ear pain. Many conditions can cause right jaw and ear pain. According to Family Doctor.org, a website produced by the American Academy of Family Physicians, ear pain is sometimes associated with jaw conditions.


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One of the most common reasons for jaw pain is stress to the temporomandibular joint, leading to temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMD. The temporomandibular joint is immediately in front of the ear on each side of your head. Muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues surround the joint.


Causes of Pain in Right Jaw & Ear
TMJ Disorders. Temporomandibular joint or TMJ disorders can cause right-sided jaw and ear pain. The TMJ is a paired joint located on the side of the head, just in front of the ears. The TMJ allows a person to talk, chew food and yawn.


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Jaw pain can also be a sign of various other diseases, disorders and conditions. Relatively mild conditions, such as teeth grinding, can cause jaw pain. More serious conditions include rheumatoid arthritis, infection, and neuralgia. Jaw pain is also considered one of the hallmark warning signs of a heart attack.


""" What is the pain in my jaw caused by? """
One common cause of pain below the jaw is swollen lymph nodes. These nodes are involved in fighting off infections in the mouth and throat, so any sore throat, cold, or tooth infection might cause these glands to swell, which can be uncomfortable.


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From this table, you can see that the probability that X=0 and Y=3 is 0.1; the probability that X=1 and Y=3 is 0.2; and so on. You can use tables like this to figure out whether two discrete random variables are independent or dependent. Problem 1 below shows how.


Choose your x and y carefully.
Personally, I'm a little dyslexic. I still mix up right and left, and I find the words dependent and independent a little confusing. So I think cause (the x variable) and effect (the y variable). This is not exactly right and will make some scientists apoplectic, but as a sort of memory aid, it might help you too.


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SinceCov[X,Y]=E[XY] E[X]E[Y] (3)having zero covariance, and so being uncorrelated, is the same asE[XY]=E[X]E[Y] (4)One says that âthe expectation of the product factorsâ.


Independent and Dependent Variable Examples
1 The dependent variable would be the amount of liquid absorbed by a paper towel. 2  In an experiment to determine how far people can see into the infrared part of the spectrum, the wavelength of light is the independent variable and whether the light is observed (the response) is the dependent variable.


Independent and Dependent Variable Examples
There is a standard method for graphing the independent and dependent variable. The x-axis is the independent variable, while the y-axis is the dependent variable. You can use the DRY MIX acronym to help remember how to graph variables: DRY MIX.


Choose your x and y carefully.
Choose your x and y carefully. Scientists like to say that the independent variable goes on the x-axis (the bottom, horizontal one) and the dependent variable goes of the y-axis (the left side, vertical one).


Independent and Dependent Variable Examples
Independent Variable. The independent variable is the condition that you change in an experiment. It is the variable you control. It is called independent because its value does not depend on and is not affected by the state of any other variable in the experiment.


What Is the Difference Between Independent and Dependent Variables?
The two main variables in an experiment are the independent and dependent variable. An independent variable is the variable that is changed or controlled in a scientific experiment to test the effects on the dependent variable. A dependent variable is the variable being tested and measured in a scientific experiment. The dependent variable is 'dependent' on the independent variable. As the experimenter changes the independent variable, the effect on the dependent variable is observed and recorded. For example, a scientist wants to see if the brightness of light has any effect on a moth being attracted to the light.


Independent and Dependent Variable Examples
The independent variable and dependent variable are examined in any experiment using the scientific method, so it's important to know what they are and how to use them. Here are the definitions for independent and dependent variables, examples of each variable, and the explanation for how to graph them.


Choose your x and y carefully.
Choose your x and y carefully... To make this interactive, turn on javascript! Type x for the data that should go on the x axis, y for the y-axis data, and n if the data should NOT be used in a graph.


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Becoming a Licensed Insurance Agent. An insurance broker, also known as an insurance agent, can earn a salary or commission that pays over $40,000 a year annually. This lucrative job is in high demand among Americans, but can only be obtained once one has earned a license.Insurance Brokers.ducation. The first step to becoming an insurance agent is to obtain a college degree, preferably in business or economics. Excellent skills in sales are a must, thus taking courses to increase this ability can only boost your chances of succeeding in this career.


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Insurance brokers, also known as insurance sales agents, must get licensed in the states where they work. A specific license is required to sell life and health insurance, separate from property and casualty insurance.o become a health and life insurance broker, you must take classes and pass exams on topics such as life and health insurance including annuities, life insurance for military and foreign persons, and variable life insurance contracts that have investment components and a cash value.


How to Become an Independent Insurance Agent in Texas
You need two things to become an independent insurance agent in Texas -- an insurance license and an appointment to sell the products of one or more insurance companies.o sell life and health insurance, which includes Medicare-related products and HMO insurance, youâll need a General Lines â Life, Accident, Health and HMO insurance. To sell homeowners or auto/boat insurance, youâll need a Property and Casualty Agentâs license, which comes in two types â General and Personal Lines.


Become a Cigna Broker
Become a Cigna Broker. It's easy to become a Cigna insurance broker or consultant. Whether your focus is in health and medical insurance, life insurance or business health insurance, we strive to make it easy for you and your clients to work with us.The first step is to become more familiar with our medical, group and voluntary insurance plans.hether your focus is in health and medical insurance, life insurance or business health insurance, we strive to make it easy for you and your clients to work with us. The first step is to become more familiar with our medical, group and voluntary insurance plans.


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While being an insurance agent or broker with one particular company is a promising career, some enjoy the benefits of becoming an independent insurance agent. If you are considering becoming an insurance agent, you should pay attention to the different career paths available to you.ducation. The first step to becoming an insurance agent is to obtain a college degree, preferably in business or economics. Excellent skills in sales are a must, thus taking courses to increase this ability can only boost your chances of succeeding in this career.


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Speak with an insurance broker. There is no better way to get a feel for the type of specialty that suits you than to talk with a practicing insurance broker. He or she can give you details on the nature of the work, pay, hours and more.hese fields allow you to either start your own practice or join an existing insurance company or agency. 1  A $10,000 Bond of Insurance Broker, form LIC 417-5. 2  These bonds can be obtained from surety bond issuing companies. 3  An Action Notice of Appointment submitted by a sponsoring insurance company admitted to California.


How to Work As an Insurance Broker From Your Home
Brokers have the choice of working as an independent broker, which allows you to create options for your clients from multiple insurance companies, or working with a single insurance company, which only lets you choose from the plans that a particular insurance company offers.Step 4. Continue to educate yourself.tep 2. Choose a specialty. Insurance brokers can deal with as many types of insurances as they choose, but becoming an expert in health, life, home, auto or complementary insurance will make you the go to broker in the field, and therefore make you more competitive.


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1 New brokers and brokers licensed in another state also need to complete a one-time, 12-hour course in ethics and the California Insurance Code. 2  You can find courses near you through the California Department of Insurance Provider Course Look Up Tool. 3  You can find more information on online courses here.hese fields allow you to either start your own practice or join an existing insurance company or agency. 1  A $10,000 Bond of Insurance Broker, form LIC 417-5. 2  These bonds can be obtained from surety bond issuing companies. 3  An Action Notice of Appointment submitted by a sponsoring insurance company admitted to California.


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Education. The first step to becoming an insurance agent is to obtain a college degree, preferably in business or economics. Excellent skills in sales are a must, thus taking courses to increase this ability can only boost your chances of succeeding in this career.ducation. The first step to becoming an insurance agent is to obtain a college degree, preferably in business or economics. Excellent skills in sales are a must, thus taking courses to increase this ability can only boost your chances of succeeding in this career.


How to Work As an Insurance Broker From Your Home
Step 2. Choose a specialty. Insurance brokers can deal with as many types of insurances as they choose, but becoming an expert in health, life, home, auto or complementary insurance will make you the go to broker in the field, and therefore make you more competitive.tep 2. Choose a specialty. Insurance brokers can deal with as many types of insurances as they choose, but becoming an expert in health, life, home, auto or complementary insurance will make you the go to broker in the field, and therefore make you more competitive.


Plant a Succulent Bowl
Step 3: Plant the edges of the bowl. Use a mix of succulents for texture and color. Don't worry about planting too close. These plants can go shoulder to shoulder. You want them to have a lush, crowded look. Step 4: Fill in any gaps with soil mix, tamping lightly.hoose your favorites and mix them up because succulent bowls are all about color and texture! In addition to plants, here's what you need: 1  Bowl. 2  Make sure you use a container with a drainage hole in the bottom. 3  If the container doesn't have one, drill several small holes. 4  Potting mix.


Plant a Succulent Bowl
Step 1: Fill a bowl of your choice with potting mix. You can use a special soil mix for succulents or create your own by mixing potting soil with sand to make it more porous (remember, succulents don't like wet roots). Step 2: Add a focal point as a centerpiece. This is usually the largest or most colorful plant.hoose your favorites and mix them up because succulent bowls are all about color and texture! In addition to plants, here's what you need: 1  Bowl. 2  Make sure you use a container with a drainage hole in the bottom. 3  If the container doesn't have one, drill several small holes. 4  Potting mix.


Plant a Succulent Bowl
Choose your favorites and mix them up because succulent bowls are all about color and texture! In addition to plants, here's what you need: 1  Bowl. 2  Make sure you use a container with a drainage hole in the bottom.3  If the container doesn't have one, drill several small holes.4  Potting mix.hoose your favorites and mix them up because succulent bowls are all about color and texture! In addition to plants, here's what you need: 1  Bowl. 2  Make sure you use a container with a drainage hole in the bottom. 3  If the container doesn't have one, drill several small holes. 4  Potting mix.


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Because the roots of succulent plants are relatively shallow, a bowl or dish can look great. Just make sure that your pot has good drainage, or that you can put holes in it. There are hundreds, if not thousands of succulent plants to choose from and many have varying light and care requirements.Itâs best to check the plant tag for specifics and make sure that plants in the same pot have the similar needs.ecause the roots of succulent plants are relatively shallow, a bowl or dish can look great. Just make sure that your pot has good drainage, or that you can put holes in it. There are hundreds, if not thousands of succulent plants to choose from and many have varying light and care requirements.


How to Grow Healthy Succulent Plants
Technically, a succulent is any plant with thick, fleshy (succulent) water storage organs. Succulents store water in their leaves, their stems or their roots. These plants have adapted to survive arid conditions throughout the world, from Africa to the deserts of North America.echnically, a succulent is any plant with thick, fleshy (succulent) water storage organs. Succulents store water in their leaves, their stems or their roots. These plants have adapted to survive arid conditions throughout the world, from Africa to the deserts of North America.


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Feel at one with Gaia. Step 7: Shovel the succulent mix into your pots. Step 8: Figure out how you want to plant your succulents. Try to get some variation in height and colour in your arrangement. Step 9: Once you've figured that out, make a hole in the soil deep and wide enough you hold your cutting.on't be afraid to pull off any leaves that get in your way-succulents are fairly tough. Step 12: You're done! Water your potted succulent well and allow the water to drain. Water it again only when the soil starts to dry out. Place in a warm, sunny location.


Growing Succulents in Containers
These fleshy-leaved plants thrive in the simplest of pots and their distinctive shapes and colors provide endless opportunities for creativity. The plants we refer to as succulents include sempervivums, sedums, aloes, kalanchoes, echeverias and other fleshy-leaved species.These plants have evolved in some of the toughest growing conditions on earth, and are actually at their best when grown in hot sun and poor soil.Succulents lend themselves to all sorts of garden uses: in stone walls, between patio pavers, in rock gardens, and even for creating green roofs.hese plants have evolved in some of the toughest growing conditions on earth, and are actually at their best when grown in hot sun and poor soil. Succulents lend themselves to all sorts of garden uses: in stone walls, between patio pavers, in rock gardens, and even for creating green roofs.


Everything You Need to Know About Succulents
Guide to Succulents. Succulents are the perfect plant -- exotically shaped and so easy to care for! Here are important facts about succulents and how to grow succulents in your garden or on your patio, including tips on succulent soil and watering succulents.ow to Grow Succulents. In addition to proper succulent soil and good watering practices, succulents require two more things to survive: sun and fertilizer. Sun: Succulents require at least 6â8 hours of full sun a day.


How to Make a Succulent Plant Container Garden
I then take all of the plants out of their pots and place the plants in the container. Once you are satisfied with the way your arrangement looks, youâll then want to take your succulent potting soil and pack it gently around and in between your plants.ecause the roots of succulent plants are relatively shallow, a bowl or dish can look great. Just make sure that your pot has good drainage, or that you can put holes in it. There are hundreds, if not thousands of succulent plants to choose from and many have varying light and care requirements.


Growing Succulents in Containers
For most succulents, add about 25% builder's sand to a good soilless mix. There's no need for fertilizer. Now for the plants! Unless you garden in zone 8 or 9, you'll want to choose either sempervivums (also known commonly as hen and chicks) or sedums.Both are usually hardy to zone 4 or 5.hese plants have evolved in some of the toughest growing conditions on earth, and are actually at their best when grown in hot sun and poor soil. Succulents lend themselves to all sorts of garden uses: in stone walls, between patio pavers, in rock gardens, and even for creating green roofs.


Central Florida 2016 Point in Time Homelessness Count Captures Double-Digit Decrease
The PIT count has taken place in Central Florida for many years â starting in the late 1990âs, and fulfills a federal requirement that was formally implemented in 2007 for those communities receiving federal funds from the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Grants program.


Central Florida 2016 Point in Time Homelessness Count Captures Double-Digit Decrease
âThis data is a critical driver for the regionâs collaboration to reduce homelessness, and has direct impact on the lives of people without shelter.â Orange County is the single largest funder of public services for the homeless in Central Florida, currently allocating more than $7 million in direct funds. âOne of the greatest challenges for homeless and at-risk families in Central Florida is the lack of affordable housing.


Central Florida 2016 Point in Time Homelessness Count Captures Double-Digit Decrease
Through the work of volunteers trained by HSN, the PIT Count (conducted on Jan 20 and Jan 27, 2016) captured data about how many individuals and families in Central Florida are experiencing homelessness on a given night.


Central Florida 2016 Point in Time Homelessness Count Captures Double-Digit Decrease
Media Contacts: Orange County, FL â According to numbers released today by the Homeless Services Network of Central Florida (HSN), Central Floridaâs annual âPoint-in-Timeâ (PIT) census identified a one-year 23.6 percent decrease in the number of homeless individuals in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties, as of Jan. 27, 2016.


How many people are homeless?
There are about 700,000.5 to 2 million people that are homeless right here in America.


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Hostels and other projects offered temporary accomodation for 13,500 more. Many more live in unfit or inadeqate accommodation. the New Policy Institute for Crisis estimates that there may be in total as many as 150,000 homeless people in London


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It is impossible to know an exact number of homeless anywhere, but Florida has around 180,000 homeless give or take. They rank 43rd out of 50 in homelessness. Anywhere from 20 â¦-30,000 of those are children who are homeless.


How many people are homeless?
How many people r homeless in Florida? It is impossible to know an exact number of homeless anywhere, but Florida has around 180,000 homeless give or take. They rank 43rd out of 50 in homelessness. Anywhere from 20â¦-30,000 of those are children who are homeless.


Central Florida 2016 Point in Time Homelessness Count Captures Double-Digit Decrease
About the Homeless Services Network of Central Florida (HSN): Established in 1992, HSN serves as the lead agency for the Continuum of Care of homeless services in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties, including the cities of Orlando, Kissimmee and Sanford.


How many people are homeless?
did you know that there were 130,427 homeless as of June 2006 and that the people homeless spend a minim of 645 days on average in temporary housing:) Edit Share to:


Scientific Revolution
Descartes' chief contributions to mathematics was that he gave a explanation of the principles of analytical geometry and divides curves into two classes, namely, geometric and mechanical. Besides mathematics, what other science did Descartes delve into? Light and optics, philosophy, medicine, motion, laws of nature, astronomy What was Newton's involvement with the English money system?


Scientific Revolution
The theory that he was exposed to at the University of Padua was a new theory that was proposed by Nicolaus Copernicus which stated that the Earth and all the other planets revolved around the sun. Also Gaileo's observations with his new telescope made him believe Copernicus's heliocentric theory.


What did Isaac Newton do for a living?
What did Isaac Newton do for a living? Isaac Newton was a professor at Cambridge University from 1669. Additionally in 1696 Isaac Newton became warden of The Mint, then in 1699 he was promoted to Master of the â¦


What did Isaac Newton do?
What did Isaac Newton do at Trinity College? He got a degree in 1665 and soon after the college closed due to: an infectious and deadly disease. He started college at 19.


Scientific Revolution
Copernicus' heliocentric theory was he proposed that a rotating Earth revolving with other planets about a stationary central. Also he said the Sun could account in a simpler way for the same observed phenomena of the daily rotation of the heavens and the annual movement of the Sun. marked beginning of scientific revolution, church did not welcome earth revolves around the Sun


What did Isaac Newton do?
exists and is an alternate of . Isaac Newton was a physicist and mathematician who was born in 1642/3 (see related question for details) in Lincolnshire, UK. He studied at Trinity College, Cambridge and obtained his degree. He went on to make major achievements in both Physics and Mathematics.


What Did Isaac Newton Discover?
And because of his extensive contributions, Sir Isaac Newton is regarded as one of the most influential scholars in the history of science. But what exactly did he discover? Newtonâs Three Laws of Motion:


What Did Isaac Newton Discover?
So what did Isaac Newton discover? Theories that would dominate the fields of science, astronomy, physics and the natural world for centuries to come. His ideas would go on to influence such luminaries as Joseph-Louis Lagrange and Albert Einstein, the latter of whom is the only scientists believed to have left a comparable legacy.


What Did Isaac Newton Discover?
Sir Isaac Newton was a major figure of the Scientific Revolution, and of the most influential minds that ever lived. But what exactly did he discover? Universe Today Space and astronomy news


What Did Isaac Newton Discover?
Isaac Newton â who lived from December 25th, 1642, to March 20th, 1727 â was an English scientist, mathematician, and ânatural philosopherâ. In his time, he played a vital role in the Scientific Revolution, helping to advance the fields of physics, astronomy, mathematics and the natural sciences. From this, he established a legacy that would dominate the sciences for the next three centuries.


Oxford American Dictionary names GIF word of the year
Itâs official: GIF has been named the Oxford American Dictionaryâs word of the year. The word--and the computer science behind it--has been around since the 1980s, but the GIF has gained popularity in the past few years as a popular means of expressing internet memes.


Oxford American Dictionary names GIF word of the year
And taking things to a meta level, one user on the social news website Reddit reacted to the news by creating a GIF called âWhen GIF won the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2012.â. SEE ALSO: PARIS HILTON JOINS CONFUCIUS AND OSCAR WILDE IN NEW EDITION OF 'OXFORD DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS'.


Oxford American Dictionary names GIF word of the year
Something between an emoticon and a video clip, a GIF, whose name is an acronym coined in 1987 to stand for âgraphic interchange format,â looks like a short, slightly grainy video file that plays over and over again. RELATED: NEXT EDITION OF OXFORD DICTIONARY MAY NOT BE PRINTED.


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The `effalunt' sat up, looking as much in earnest as any of them, and said soberly to me, I gif you my wort it is so, if we make too large a noise you shall say Hush. Little Women by Alcott, Louisa May View in context. If I was you, Bertran, I would gif my wife for wedding present der stuff figure of Bimi.


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Gif is defined as to save an image file into a .gif file, or to make a series of images into an animated .gif. An example of gif is to take images of a cat falling off a table, sequence them and have them repeat as if it is a video.


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gif-Computer Definition. The file extension that identifies files in the Graphics Interchange Format (GIF). See also GIF. Pronounced jif, like the peanut butter.A graphics file format for encoding and exchanging graphic files on the Internet.


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noun. verb. The definition of gif, short for graphics interchange format, is an image file that is compressed to allow it to be transferred quickly, or an animated gif which is a collection of images played in sequence to appear to move.


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Pronounced giff with a hard g or jiff (take your pick), GIF images are widely used on the Web because the format uses its own form of compression. GIF supports 8-bit color (256 colors), but gets the most mileage out of its limited colors by using a built-in color palette.


GIF
The Graphics Interchange Format (better known by its acronym GIF /ËdÊÉªf/ JIF or /ËÉ¡Éªf/ GHIF) is a bitmap image format that was introduced by CompuServe in 1987 and has since come into widespread usage on the World Wide Web due to its wide support and portability.


Six Sigma
Six Sigma is an approach to data-driven management that seeks to improve quality by measuring how many defects there are in a process and systematically eliminating them until there are as close to zero defects as possible.


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Master Black Belts Are. 1  Aligned with the Champion to offer support and provide Project Descriptions. 2  Those who will advise and instruct Green Belts and Black Belts. 3  Professionals with widespread project management knowledge. 4  Masters of Six Sigma Methodologies with proven track records.


What Is Six Sigma?
About Six Sigma - What is Lean Six Sigma, and why are so many companies turning to it or to a Lean Six Sigma environment. Should you get Six Sigma training? About Six Sigma - What is Lean Six Sigma, and why are so many companies turning to it or to a Lean Six Sigma environment.


About Six Sigma
The Six Sigma methodology is defined by 5 DMAIC steps. DMAIC is the acronym for Define â Measure â Analyze â Improve â Control. In addition to the 5 DMAIC steps, there is also a step zero that occurs first. It is known as Six Sigma Leadership.


About Six Sigma
Design for Six Sigma or DFSS â Consists of 5 days or 10 days of training which is offered at your location or online only. Introduction to Minitab for Six Sigma Belts â Consists of Â½ day of training offered at your location only. Advanced Minitab for trained Six Sigma Belts â Consists of 2 days of training offered at your location only.


About Six Sigma
About Six Sigma. 1  Aligned with the Champion to offer support and provide Project Descriptions. 2  Those who will advise and instruct Green Belts and Black Belts. 3  Professionals with widespread project management knowledge. 4  Masters of Six Sigma Methodologies with proven track records.


About Six Sigma
Successful Black Belts are project leaders whose job requires at least 75% of their time dedicated to completing four to six month Six Sigma Projects. Green Belts receive two weeks of class time which will cover the important aspects of the statistical methods needed to complete Six Sigma projects, while learning the Six Sigma road map. Green Belts spend up to 50% of their time working on Six Sigma projects that last for four to six months each. Six Sigma Projects â Nonprofit Example Project The project should be a process or problem that is not functioning properly without a clear reason.


Six Sigma
Here is a step-by-step breakdown of Six Sigma DMAIC: 1  Define: Identify the project goals and all customer deliverables. 2  Measure: Understand current performance. 3  Analyze: Determine root causes of any defects. 4  Improve: Establish ways to eliminate defects and correct the process. 5  Control: Manage future process performance.


About Six Sigma
Champions Are. 1  Company executives who lead Six Sigma by backing projects. 2  Individuals who receive instruction regarding the basic principles of Six Sigma and its methodology. 3  Responsible for choosing employees to be âBeltsâ and mentoring project leaders. 4  Those who implement and back the introduction of Six Sigma within the firm.


About Six Sigma
Six Sigma is a methodology used to improve business processes by utilizing statistical analysis rather than guesswork. This proven approach has been implemented within a myriad of industries to achieve hard and soft money savings, while increasing customer satisfaction.


Definition
If you have tissue eosinophilia, the level of eosinophils in your bloodstream is likely normal. Blood eosinophilia may be detected with a blood test, usually as part of a complete blood count. A count of more than 500 eosinophils per microliter of blood is generally considered eosinophilia in adults. A count of more than 1,500 eosinophils per microliter of blood that lasts for several months is called hypereosinophilic syndrome. Causes.


Definition
Eosinophils are a type of disease-fighting white blood cell. You can have high levels of eosinophils in your blood (blood eosinophilia). High levels of eosinophils may also occur in your body's tissues at the site of an infection or inflammation (tissue eosinophilia).


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Absolute Eosinophil Count Normal Range
Eosinophil Count (Definition) There are several different types of white blood cells. Eosinophils are the type that are often associated with allergies or allergic responses. The count is simply the percentage (or number per 100) of eosinophils seen on a blood count. ...Read more.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Absolute Eosinophil Count Normal Range
An absolute count is the calculated number of individual cells in your blood, this is usually calculated using the percentage of cells found during automated and/or manual cell differential counts on your blood.Your % and absolute counts may vary, but will compare to the 'normal' or reference range. ...Read more.


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What Is the Acceptable Range for Eosinophils? Eosinophil granulocytes, often calledeosinophils, are leukocytes and one of the five types of white blood cells. Like other white blood cells, they are responsible for battling foreign materials that invade the body including infectious bacteria and parasites.


If the eosinophil count is 7%, is it normal or is there any reason to worry?
If the eosinophil count is 7%, is it normal or is there any reason to worry? Actually, in my mom's test report it is indicated that her eosinophil count is 7% which is more than the normal range 1% - 6%. Please do tell me is it normal or there is any reason to worry. Answer Wiki. It totally depends on your symptomatolgy, this all is very generic information. Your eosinophils being higher is certainly not a deadly condition to worry, but is a sign that your body is saying that something somewhere is wrong. It could either be a allergic condition or a parasitic infection or something else. So don't take it lightly and consult a real doctor via video or atleast a call.


Reference Range
Differential blood count gives relative percentage of each type of white blood cell and also helps reveal abnormal white blood cell populations (eg, blasts, immature granulocytes, or circulating lymphoma cells in the peripheral blood).


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Normal Blood Ranges. The normal range for eosinophil is less than 500 eosinophils per micro liter of blood, according to the Mayo Clinic. Anything above that level is considered abnormal and indicates a diagnosis of blood eosinophilia. Diseases such as asthma, Crohnâs and lupus can cause eosinophilia.


Reference Range
The serum reference ranges of eosinophils are as follows: Eosinophils blood (%): 0.0-6.0 (This range may vary slightly in different laboratories.) Eosinophil blood count (absolute): 30-350. The percentage of eosinophils is multiplied by the white blood cell count to give the absolute eosinophil count. This range may vary slightly in different laboratories.


Top 30 Doctor insights on: Absolute Eosinophil Count Normal Range
What is the difference between absolute eosinophil count (aec) and normal eosinophil count ? Two sides same coin: A 'normal' eosinophil count will be the reference range a lab uses to compare your levels against.


U.S. Post Office Change of Address Information
(How to Get Rid of Junk Mail, Spam, and Telemarketers) If you fill out a permanent change of address, you will have absolutely no control over who is given your new address. Whereas the permanent address change stays in affect for 12 months it actually remains in the system for 18 months.


USPS Package Intercept Â®
Redirect a domestic shipment that hasn't been delivered or released for delivery. Available for packages, letters, and flats with a tracking or extra services barcode and all mail classes, except Standard MailÂ® and Periodicals (other restrictions may apply). Verify your shipment is eligible for Package Intercept.


Opt-Out Resources for Unwanted Junk Mail
Temporary address changes are not included in the NCOA database. A temporary address change can last for up to 6 months and may be extended for an additional 6 months, for a total of one year. After one year, your mail will not be forwarded. USPS sells your change of address information to more than 500 companies.


Opt-Out Resources for Unwanted Junk Mail
To reduce this kind of junk mail, do the following: 1  Look for a mailing label attached directly to the flyer. You may see the name of the distribution company near your mailing address. 2  Contact the company as indicated below, and request that your address be taken off the mailing list.


U.S. Post Office Change of Address Information
However, in each of the other examples, if the mover has filed a temporary change of address card, the sender will still have to pay postage due on the address correction. But the address correction label will say, Person Is Temporarily Away. No Address On File. Obviously, there really is an address on file.


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NOTE: To notify the Department of Veterans Affairs of a change in address, cancellation of direct deposit, or both, complete this form and. mail it to the VA office having your records. The information is requested under Title 38, United States Code, and will help insure that VA. correspondence and any VA benefit checks to which you may be entitled are sent to your correct address. Disclosure is voluntary.


Registration Information
You must re-register after three years. 1  Register online. You may sign up online at the DMA Choice website. 2  Register by mail. Send the DMA Choice Registration Form available on the DMA Choice website (under Register by Mail) plus a $1 check or money order to:


Beware of Free Trials for Anti-Aging Products â an Investigative Report
A servicer may use a special address for. borrowers sending requests to correct errors. This can be found on your monthly. mortgage statement or coupon book or on the servicerâs website. You can also call your. servicer and ask them for the proper address. Note that the proper address for error. corrections may be different than the address to which you send your monthly. payments.


Substitutes for Garbanzo Bean Flour
To substitute for the portion of flour calling for garbanzo bean flour, you can use whole wheat flour cup for cup, because both flours are considered heavy. For a high-protein, gluten-free alternative, try soy flour, buckwheat flour or millet flour, or a nut flour such as hazelnut or almond meal.


Flour
While wheat is the most common base for flour, maize flour has been important in Mesoamerican cuisine since ancient times and remains a staple in the Americas. Rye flour is a constituent of bread in central Europe.


White Bean Flour
A previously underutilized ingredient that is gaining popularity, white bean flour is a wonderful thickener for sauces and gravies, and a great base for dips and soups. White bean flour makes Good-For-You 3- Minute Creamy Soups by just adding water and seasonings. It's fast becoming a favorite with our customers.


Flour
Flour is a powder made by grinding raw grains or roots and used to make many different foods. Cereal flour is the main ingredient of bread, which is a staple food for many cultures, making the availability of adequate supplies of flour a major economic and political issue at various times throughout history.


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White bean flour is made by grinding white or navy beans into a fine powder. White bean flour or Fava bean flour generally work best for baked goods. Replace up to one-fourth of the flour in any recipe with bean flour. Beans combined with grain form a complete protein which is exceptionally efficient nutrition for the body. You can whisk in white bean flour to chicken stock, vegetable stock or milk as a base for a fast, hearty soup.


Substitutes for Garbanzo Bean Flour
With its nutty aroma and protein punch, garbanzo bean flour has become a go-to staple for breading, cooking and baking. As a gluten-free flour, it is often used in combination with other flours to make gluten-free baked goods.


Substitutes for Garbanzo Bean Flour
Cooks in India have long relied on garbanzo bean flour -- made from ground chickpeas -- to thicken soupy stews and gravies. For a thickener substitute for garbanzo bean flour, try cornstarch or arrowroot. Both thickeners are gluten-free and have a neutral taste, with arrowroot being the easiest to digest.


Gram flour
Gram flour or besan (Hindi: à¤¬à¥à¤¸à¤¨; Burmese: áá²áá¾á¯áá·áº; Urdu: Ø¨ÙØ³Ùâ), is a pulse flour made from a variety of ground chickpea known as Bengal gram. It is a staple ingredient in the cuisine of the Indian subcontinent, including in Indian, Bangladeshi, Burmese, Nepali, Pakistani and Sri Lankan cuisines. Gram flour can be made from either raw or roasted gram beans. The roasted variety is more flavorful, while the raw variety has a slightly bitter taste. In the form of a paste with water or yogurt, it is also popular as a facial exfoliant in the Indian Subcontinent.


White Bean Flour
Bob's Red Mill White Bean Flour is freshly ground on cool and slow turning, century-old stone-buhr millstones from premium quality, small white beans. Our White Bean Flour is an excellent ingredient for gluten free baking when combined with other ingredients such as potato starch, tapioca flour and xanthan gum.


Gluten-Free Flour and Starch Glossary
Sorghum doesn't have the gritty texture found in brown rice flour or the heavy bean flavor of gar-fava or garbanzo bean flours. Use this nutritious gluten free flour as a portion- up to 25% of the total flour ratio, in all purpose gluten free flour mixes and bread, muffin, cookie, pancake and pizza dough recipes.


How To Split PDF into Multiple Files
Click on the page thumbnails to select the pages. Example: Click on page 4 and page 10 if you want to split the document in 3 parts: first containing pages 1-4, second containing pages 5-10 and last pages 11 to the end.


How to break a PDF into parts using Acrobat X or XI
Perhaps you only need to email a few pages to someone instead of the entire file. You can easily break up a PDF document by following a few simple steps using Acrobat X or Acrobat XI Std or Acrobat Pro. First, open the PDF file that you want to break into different parts. Click on the Tools pane, Pages panel and select the Split Document command. The Split Document dialog allows you to control the split by the number of pages in a file, file size, or by top-level bookmarks.


Rotate PDF
Use Sejda Desktop. Offers same features as the online service, and the files are processed locally. Click Upload PDF files and select files from your local computer. Can also drag and drop files anywhere on the page.


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Tip: Split every other page (odd and/or even) If you'd like to split into separate documents that have 2 pages (that you can later print double sided for example), then choose one of the Every Odd Page or Every Even Page options, depending on your use-case.


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Split a document. Split a document. How to split a PDF file. 1  In Acrobat DC, choose Organize Pages > Split. 2  Choose how you want to split the PDF file or whether you'll split mutiple files. 3  Click Output Options to decide where to put the split file and how it should be named.  Click OK.


How to split PDF file by pages
Yes it does. It disassembles pdf1 by extracting pages 1-3 and disassembles pdf2 by extracting pages 4-5. Then re-assembles the two subsets into a new PDF. You could extract page1 from pdf1 only and create a pdf, then page2 of pdf1 into a different PDF using something similar to:


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Split specific page ranges or extract every page into a separate document. You reached your free limit of 30 files per hour. Please upgrade to continue processing this task. You reached your free limit of 3 tasks per hour. Please upgrade to continue processing this task. You reached your free limit of 100MB per file.


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In the Windows version only of Acrobat, you can also split apart one or more PDFs with no document open. Simply select the Apply to Multiple command in the Split Document dialog and add the files or folders to be split, and click OK. Consult the How to Edit interactive guide.


How to split PDF file by pages
Jasmin Charbonneau Aug 20, 2009 5:58 AM (in response to LekomDev) Yes it does. It disassembles pdf1 by extracting pages 1-3 and disassembles pdf2 by extracting pages 4-5. Then re-assembles the two subsets into a new PDF. You can also use the PDFFromBookmarks tag to generate a new document for each level 1 bookmark created in a PDF.


How to break a PDF into parts using Acrobat X or XI
In the Windows version only of Acrobat, you can also split apart one or more PDFs with no document open. Simply select the Apply to Multiple command in the Split Document dialog and add the files or folders to be split, and click OK. 1  Consult the How to Edit interactive guide.  Ask a question in our forum.


Birth control pill FAQ: Benefits, risks and choices
But it's possible to prevent your period with continuous use of any birth control pill. This means skipping the placebo pills and starting right away on a new pack. Continuous use of your birth control pills works best if you're taking a monophasic pill â with the same hormone dose in the three weeks of active pills.


Birth Control Pills
You may need other tests, such as a urine test, to make sure you are not pregnant. Your healthcare provider will ask if you take any medicines and if you smoke. Smoking increases your risk for stroke, heart attack, or a blood clot in your lungs. If you smoke, you should not take certain kinds of birth control pills.


How to use birth control pills
How to take pills. This is a Sunday start package. The first pill should be taken on the first Sunday after the menstrual period begins. If your period begins on Sunday, begin taking the pills that day. Take one pill at about the same time each day for 21 consecutive days.


Using the Pill (Combined Oral Contraceptives)
There are three different ways to start taking birth control pills. 1  First Day of Period Start: Start your pills on the first day of your period. 2  Quick Start: Take your first pill today at a good time for you. 3  Sunday Start: Take your first pill on the first Sunday following the start of your period.


Mircette
How to Take the Pill. The Pill is only effective if it is taken correctly, and that means taking it both regularly and on schedule. It is 99% effective, and can benefit a woman's health in several ways. But it is not a good choice of birth control for anyone who has trouble maintaining a schedule.


Birth Control Pills
If you are not breastfeeding, you may start taking birth control pills 3 weeks after you give birth. You may be able to take certain types of birth control pills if you are breastfeeding. These pills can be started from 6 weeks to 6 months after you give birth. Ask your healthcare provider for more information about when to start taking birth control pills after you give birth.


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If she misses two pills in a row she should take two pills as soon as she remembers, and then take two pills the next day again. After this she should return to the regular schedule. In this case she should use a backup method of contraception for 7 days after the missed pills.


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If she has a 28 pill pack, she should take all 28 pills and then start the new pack immediately. If she has a 21 pill pack, she should complete one pack, wait 7 days, and then start another pack. In both cases, the new pack should be started regardless of what day of the week it is, or what day of her period she is on.


How to use birth control pills
What should you do if you forget a pill? Take it as soon as you remember; to be safe, use another method of birth control until you finish that package of pills. If you miss more than one pill, take two pills per day for the next two days. Use a backup method of birth control for the rest of the cycle.


Birth control pill FAQ: Benefits, risks and choices
Still, you may have questions about how birth control pills could affect your health, the benefits and risks of birth control pills, and newer options available. Yes, you can. Birth control pills were once only packaged as 21 days of active hormone pills and seven days of placebo pills. While taking placebo pills, menstrual period-like bleeding occurs. Today women have many more options â from regimens with 24 days of active pills and four days of placebo pills to regimens that are all active pills.


symmetric communications
symmetric communications. Compare asymmetric communications. In telecommunications, the term symmetric (also symmetrical) refers to any system in which data speed or quantity is the same in both directions, averaged over time.


symmetrical
or symmetric. 1. characterized by or exhibiting symmetry; well-proportioned, as a body or whole; regular in form or arrangement of corresponding parts. 2. Geometry. noting two points in a plane such that the line segment joining the points is bisected by an axis: Points (1, 1) and (1, â1) are symmetrical with respect to the x-axis.


semantics
Definition of semantics for English Language Learners. : 1  the study of the meanings of words and phrases in language. : 2  the meanings of words and phrases in a particular context.


semantics
: the study of the meanings of words and phrases in language. : the meanings of words and phrases in a particular context.


symmetrical
Something that is symmetrical has corresponding similar parts: in other words, one side is the same as the other. If you can draw a line down the center of something and get two similar halves, itâs symmetrical. Shapes like squares and circles are symmetrical. Unless you've had a serious injury like losing a limb, the human body is symmetrical.


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(sÉªËmÉtrÉªk) adj. 1. (Logic) logic maths (of a relation) holding between a pair of arguments x and y when and only when it holds between y and x, as â¦ is a sibling of â¦ but not â¦ is a brother of â¦. Compare asymmetric5, antisymmetric, nonsymmetric.


Symmetry
more ... Symmetry is when one shape becomes exactly like another if you flip, slide or turn it. The simplest type of Symmetry is Reflection (or Mirror) Symmetry, as shown in this picture of my dog Flame. There is also Rotational Symmetry and Point Symmetry.


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n], g) is said to be semi symmetric (16) if the torsion tensor T of the connection [~. This book gives an account of geometric analysis on Riemannian symmetric spaces and its relationship to the representation theory of Lie groups.


semantics
Examples of semantics in a sentence. 1  More than semantics is at stake. In the case of obesity, the debate has heightened in the wake of major diet-pill recalls last year. 2  Over the years Wierzbicka has gained a distinct reputation for playing hardball with others in the linguistics community.


symmetric
adj. 1  1. (Logic) logic maths (of a relation) holding between a pair of arguments x and y when and only when it holds between y and x, as â¦ is a sibling of â¦ but not â¦ is a brother of â¦. Compare asymmetric5, antisymmetric, nonsymmetric.


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The chart outlines tax advantages of operating leases vs capital leases, which are significant for fixed assets that would be depreciated over a long term LED Benefits Projects


Real Estate Terminology
The non-tax lease passes the tax benefits of ownership to the lessee. While the Lessor is legally the owner, the lessee may claim the depreciation and interest deductions. At the end of the lease term, the IRS believes that the Lessee would be compelled to exercise their purchase option.


Leases: Key differences between U.S. GAAP and IFRSs
These criteria are summarized as: 1  Title to the property automatically transferred to the lessee by or at the end of the lease term; 2  The lese contains a bargain purchase option; 3  The lease term is equal to or greater than 75% of the estimated economic life of the leased property;


Tax advantages of operating leases vs. capital leases
Operating Lease. 1  Asset is considered owned by the lessor (i.e. BioStar Lighting), so accounting is treated like a rental. 2  Lease term is less than 75% of the estimated life of the equipment. 3  The present value of lease payments is less than 90% of the equipment's fair market value. 4  No debt on the balance sheet.


Tax advantages of operating leases vs. capital leases
A capital lease is treated like a loan, and the asset is considered owned by the lessee. The tax advantages of operating leases are especially significant for fixed assets such as lighting that are generally depreciated over a very long term (39 years), since the entire lease payment is tax deductible.


Tax advantages of operating leases vs. capital leases
Tax advantages of operating leases vs. capital leases There are two types of leases, operating and capital leases, each with different accounting methods that can have a significant impact on taxes owed by the business.


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True Tax Lease Vs Non-Tax Lease. The true lease offers all of the primary benefits commonly attributed to leasing. It is a tax-oriented lease in which the Lessor claims the tax benefits of ownership through depreciation deductions, but passes through to the Lessee those benefits in the form of reduced rentals. The Lessor owns the leased equipment for the life of the contract.


"What procedures must be described in an agreement called an ""assurance of compliance"" with OHRP?"
Non Tax-Oriented Leases: legal ownership resides with the Lessor, however because the Lessor is not considered to be at risk at the end of the lease because the Lessee has nominal (less than a fair market value) purchase option at the end of the lease, the Lessee receives the benefits of ownership.


Tax advantages of operating leases vs. capital leases
Tax advantages of operating leases vs. capital leases. There are two types of leases, operating and capital leases, each with different accounting methods that can have a significant impact on taxes owed by the business. An operating lease is treated like renting, and lease payments are considered operational expenses.


Publication 946 (2017), How To Depreciate Property
Operating Lease. 1  Asset is considered owned by the lessor (i.e. 2  Lease term is less than 75% of the estimated life of the equipment. 3  The present value of lease payments is less than 90% of the equipment's fair market value. 4  No debt on the balance sheet.


Carpal Tunnel â Can It Cause Permanent Damage?
Before we can get a good understanding of how this disorder can end up causing permanent damage to the body, itâs important to have an understanding of what carpal tunnel syndrome is in the first place.


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Causes and Risk Factors. The cause of carpal tunnel syndrome is not completely understood, but the disorder is associated with factors that compress the median nerve and affect the sensory and motor functions of the hand. Associated Factors: 1  Gender and genetic predisposition (women or people with small carpal tunnels).


Carpal tunnel syndrome: What you need to know
By Carla Hightower, MD. Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when there is pressure and squeezing (entrapment) of an important nerve in the hand called the median nerve. This pressure causes median nerve injury and results in pain, numbness, and weakness in the hand and wrist.


A Light at the End of the Carpal Tunnel
None of the patients experienced a total disability and all were able to return to work, even if modifications were necessary. The idea that carpal tunnel syndrome automatically causes permanent disability may be based on anecdotal evidence, says Garay. And anecdotal doesn't make for a study.. The results of this study are consistent with those of previous research, which all show that people treated surgically tend to do better.


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It is important to diagnose and treat carpal tunnel syndrome as early as possible to prevent permanent median nerve damage, loss of hand function, and disability. Usually the diagnosis is based on symptoms and physical exam findings indicative of median nerve entrapment, but sometimes nerve testing is necessary.


Carpal Tunnel â Can It Cause Permanent Damage?
This only happens in the most severe of cases, but itâs important that you are aware that this is a possibility that may occur. 1  Permanent nerve damage, especially in the wrist and upper arm, is relatively common in untreated cases of carpal tunnel syndrome.


A Light at the End of the Carpal Tunnel
The present study supports surgical treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome in the occupational setting, the authors write. It also suggests that surgery may also be preferable from an economic standpoint, both for the patient and industry.


Carpal Tunnel â Can It Cause Permanent Damage?
In this article, weâre going to take a closer look at carpal tunnel syndrome, its effects on the nerves and the body, and how it could, potentially, cause permanent damage to those who donât get the appropriate treatment for it within a reasonable amount of time.


Carpal Tunnel â Can It Cause Permanent Damage?
The good news is, this disorder is actually incredibly common, so the diagnosis and the frustration that is often associated with the disorder has become a lot less in recent years. According to many professionals, carpal tunnel syndrome is actually the most common of all of the nerve disorders that are out there.


Carpal Tunnel â Can It Cause Permanent Damage?
Because of this, itâs important that we understand the potential for permanent damage that often comes with carpal tunnel syndrome, and we also need to ensure that we take care of it before it becomes an even bigger problem for us in the future.


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Top 10 Expensive Gemstones in the World 2014 â 2015 : We know that people believe on their luck, specially when it comes to the chosen stones that they think are lucky for them. From the past few years there are many people who believes on this theory that Gem Stones are lucky and they chose according to their colors. There are some big companies that are bring these stones on high price market rate.


top 10 most expensive Gemstones in the world
Published on Sep 17, 2014. Precious stones have always fascinated men and women throughout the history. In some ancient cultures, several gemstones were considered as magical artifacts that contain healing properties as well as other powers like the amulets and charms of old.


top 10 most expensive Gemstones in the world
Precious stones have remained just that all through the years â precious. And the same can probably be said of them in the distant future. Here are the 10 really expensive gems for sale. #10 Tanzanite: $600 â $1,000 per carat. #9 Taaffeite: $1,500 â $2,500 per carat.


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1 Emeralds are the most precious of the beryl gemstones and related to aquamarine. 2  The word emerald is derived from the Greek word smaragdos and means green stone.. 3  Pure beryl is colorless. 4  The signature grass green color of an emerald is due to trace amounts of chromium and vanadium.


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Precious Gemstones. Only four gemstones in the world are classified as precious gemstones-emeralds, rubies, sapphires and diamonds. The term originates from ancient Greece, Rome, Egypt and Mesopotamia, where the gemstones held ceremonial and historical importance.


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Painite: The Precious Piece: Price ($60,000) : Painite the most rare gemstone found. It has been costed upto $50,00 to $60,000 which is far too expensive price for any Gemstone. It is found in 2002 and become famous among the people.


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Emerald Characteristics. 1  Emeralds are the most precious of the beryl gemstones and related to aquamarine. 2  The word emerald is derived from the Greek word smaragdos and means green stone.. 3  Pure beryl is colorless. 4  The signature grass green color of an emerald is due to trace amounts of chromium and vanadium.


top 10 most expensive Gemstones in the world
In the time of kings and queens, gems were used for more than just adornments. In many cases, precious stones were seen as a symbol of lineage and as a sign for the right to rule, such as the gems set in crowns and scepters.


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Pink Star Diamond is worlds most expensive Gemstone piece .It is sold in an auction that take place in South Africa on highest record breaking price of $1.4 Million. The diamond has some shadows of pink but a crystal stylish piece.


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Stones in the Spotlight. With commodity prices skyrocketing, one of the rarest commodities in the world marketplace is the precious gemstone. Weâve gathered a collection of some of the most famous, rare and valuable gemstones in high demand from around the world. Read more.


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Euro Numbers. At present the most frequently drawn combination of Euro numbers is 1 odd and 1 even number accounting for 53% of all draws.


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Bell Curve Statistics. The Number Sum Total is the amount created by adding together all main numbers or Euro numbers drawn in a result. Frequency is the amount of draws that add up to the same Result Sum Total.


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Most common lottery numbers 2004-02-13 - 2018-02-13: Number: Frequency: Drawn ago: Days ago: Last Drawn Date: Drawn No


Not a lotto luck: Odds against those using birthdays to pick their lottery numbers
The odds are against punters who use family birthdays to pick their lottery numbers. Statistics show four of the seven most frequently drawn numbers have been higher than 31 - the number of birth days in the longest months. The top seven numbers to pop up in the 1758 draws since the National Lottery launch in 1994 have been: 38, 23, 31, 25, 43, 33 and 44.


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This table lists how many odd and even numbers have been drawn in each result as main numbers and Euro numbers for all draws since Eurojackpot began. Main Numbers At present the most frequently drawn combination of main numbers is 3 odd and 2 even numbers accounting for 36% of all draws.


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At present the most frequent Number Sum Total is when both Euro numbers added together equal 9. This bell curve graph only includes results from the 10th October 2014 to Friday 1st September 2017 following the addition of two extra Euro numbers. These statistics are based on information from all draws up to and including the result drawn on Friday 1st September 2017.


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â Number Frequency Table â Most common lottery numbers â Least often picked numbers â Most overdue numbers â Most common pairs â Most common consecutive pairs â Most common triplets â Most common consecutive triplets


Not a lotto luck: Odds against those using birthdays to pick their lottery numbers
Not a lotto luck: Odds against those using birthdays to pick their lottery numbers. Four of the seven most frequently drawn numbers have been higher than 31 - the number of birth days in the longest months


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At present the most frequent Number Sum Total is when both Euro numbers added together equal 9. This bell curve graph only includes results from the 10th October 2014 to Friday 9th February 2018 following the addition of two extra Euro numbers. These statistics are based on information from all draws up to and including the result drawn on Friday 9th February 2018.


Table of Content
Conclusively, with appropriate references, this paper paints a clearer picture of the devastating effects of Conflicts on the life of Africans and how to prevent Conflicts in Africa while the efforts of the International organisations to check Conflicts in Africa and the effects of their efforts so far are also mentioned.


Why border lines drawn with a ruler in WW1 still rock the Middle East
Sykes-Picot intended to divide the Levant on a sectarian basis: 1  Lebanon was envisioned as a haven for Christians (especially Maronites) and Druze. 2  Palestine with a sizable Jewish community. 3  the Bekaa valley, on the border between the two countries, effectively left to Shia Muslims.


Table of Content
Also, critical examinations of issues like alternatives to Conflicts and the Causes of Conflicts in Africa with statistical data to support the reasons. Impact of Conflicts on the African community and its social structure and the political institutions was also examined.


Why border lines drawn with a ruler in WW1 still rock the Middle East
Image caption The original secret Sykes-Picot map of 1916: A would go to France, B to Britain. A map marked with crude chinagraph-pencil in the second decade of the 20th Century shows the ambition - and folly - of the 100-year old British-French plan that helped create the modern-day Middle East. Straight lines make uncomplicated borders.